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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
Land for Sale.

FHNhE s"t;rI'6'' having concluded this
u seoo" OF country, he eau dispose Of ms lands Of
ttTS the following tracts for sale, In wit:
Orr tact Of SOP acres, whereun he lives lying on
outer 'e IA bed'o'd county, IN of past Of the
pike road, IL miles from Lymclburg and niles fsrm
ory-neary Que half wood land, the greater part yet
clear IS excellent tobacco land, and the pieDiao
rcc'able 'cpnr lies well, well watercd and Ia ropu!uus
nSighho,houd.
Another tact Of 100 lying in the Junction the
two Offers the most part Of ,S cleared Though
Is productive far" with improvements suitable for a
family.
Also, aro'r o. 500 acres. living ON Goose Greek,
within mile of S junction with S,auuou River; about
hundred acres ccarcd So of which land. nd
II" o. hla quantity Is excellent tobacco land and Of the
wood land there less than hundred acres OF 6rs,
I6ie 'u|ncCo iauthe last named tract consider
lac best tobacco plantations in Bedford, and cnuld he
an excellent stoo farm, being better adapted glass ;ha
any Par'ati;- IN that srcoW of country this
he mOuntans win cutlcis tract will he
shawn Ey Nh. Ofyl "vne who lives y. cmsrs, nj
tie two 6rst tracts by the subscriber The will lie
made ve'y accommodating sui. most OF purchasers
, JESSE LEFrWlCR.
ivH,hhu,g. Feb. I; Iaf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
.sPoTsW0OD GARLAND. c..
Cnifed s'riss' Court, iit2h Circuit, ,.nd Eastern
District II Virginia, ..5yeo,6er 305h, 1927.

Jnifed States Court, fIf2h Circuit ,nd Eggie,o
District " Virginia, .Ioveo,5er S0sh, 1927
Ala" fawId amt g"ess his wife, Jane Johnston ana0
john Miller aud Elizabeth tbs wife, Pts
John Allan and William Calf, executors Of william ;,
Gait deceased, James CALI, Mary Allan, Jane
walsh, an infant by John Walsh, her qua rdan
specially aSSS'ed t. defend this sUit, Doctor mes :
Black and Jane his wife. right of tie sail jane
John Denn'scn and William his wife, and Tie said -
ooctor James Sack rs trustee lDr lte said lfss
William Dennision, ms
The Defendants James Gal; and John Dcnristcn dis
day filed their answers, which the plaintiffs rcnca
generally And the defendants Mary Allan, Jane Black
and William Dennision, who ore cot OF r!,;s co,..,..
and against whom the plaintiffs appear to have D-cce, i
IN tie mode prescribed by law against defendants ,
'anS 10 appear ana he their answers the doth take
the bill for confessed As TO them. Nhcreu?o the cause
coming on by consent Of Ie plaintiffs he defend
ants vino have answered, he heard upon lie rfo4 ,,
here from the county e! tenTico, answers cr f
de!rnda"s James Gait, Ja"e Walsh, Doco, mrs Flask
aun conn btnu!sloHI h!ed since tie removed n
this court. Tepcati thereto and cx;iits, was .o;
COUNSEL Ch Consideration whereof the is upui
that I'VE plaintiffs Agnes Fows, Jane Johnston and Eli
facet" HiIief are each emitted 10 equal seveni mar;
O; 'he resuay estate mentioned in lie res.!nry
ct me last will end testament, Of William Gait .ros e
and that the deicwdnns Jane Black (aifs Of I, s,id
Doctor James BGck Mary Allan, jane ;Vast and ,
said Doctor James Batk trustee for William y.nni.,-
~''n oi jon" b'nio", also each entitled ore I
scream rat ~ 'C shln resdUary estate; and the
court d"h adu7ge nIcr and decree that the defendants
john Allan and william, Cali, executors Of tho sand Ia,
VIII d"d teata"ieni pay equal part of the 50
Fos'uary estate - the said .nas rous aunlsr 10 r
saIi sane jonsior another t.e said Ei27rf 17i''-
another to the said Doctor jaime, Back and Jane his
in Ti1l Of tG said Jane, anotaer 10 tie 80 ID MAJ An -
ano'oi to The sat Bocty. James BI7ck rs trus, 10, tho
sam N'i.n DcEG-;0H, VIE OF the said John Dennis.
10 ascrfai" the amount o. which qua paris a. r.cer
ere directed 10 rcudcf of ii., I,,
81 tH estate OF tie sand ~ Hmm Gait racGaer, 6r;o:c on
%! tie Commissioners of this court 10 f ordered +, ,t
and report the SAID to the Court nd as 10 tho ~
seventh part "i the sci" esidua-y devised 90 , ST. III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
DY9GLNT9.
Com'njSsio7cr's offer,
Richmond, Zfsi FEB. 1928.


Il oles holden in The Clerks Once Of SIC Superior Co
o, "han5sy fo' 'he Richmond District, tie 81 day Ct
siaTch, 1925:
iiackbam, prs
against
Isaac Salt. NicboIr7 Mills, Esvs.a BurfoYf, Holden
Rhodes Berjamn Hatcher & Eiza6-, W his wife Sl-
noe Taylor and Emily his wife, George r. Sail, An
d'rSon salt Richard Harris aud Elizabeth W. his ~
Iacmas Walden ani E'.rabrjJ aud Thomas his ina.
c,l5'en Ann FuccEia =aIii Ana,v.,s Salt Egfr,.en
sail. Susan salt. AyTeii.s Sali, ii.sp Sriii la,-
ina Sa, Emily Salt Tn, last vo mentioned bc io IN
.iri children Archer Ba, William Bell and John H.
lias.ns, admir- n Robor; Iiaskius, dec B-;
inc Defendant, George =. 5d, M vfo- entered his
appearance and given security sccoun- tn the Srt of AZ
ssoy and the Rules Of this Court and ap5aaring ny
7''c'ory evidence, that he is nhdhitaut cf this
country " Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
mere on r srs day of the tenn aud answer the bill
% 'he plaintiffs, ard mat COPY Of this ori, forthwith
inserted !" some newspaper published in tic city Of Rich
ond' Tor two m"1th successfully and posted the font
doof o. tic capitol, ~ tine ia city.
a COY. Tesc,
- r APnNTT ~ = r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
March s

lthAhD toihAHD viii practice Law in the Counts
q of The counties II Nelson, Amhe,st aud ;Snrk
also IN h' Superior Coui the cou,y OF Campbell the
Cou' OF the corporation of iynchhn. u superior
C""'' "i Chhn't y for Ike Lyuchbu,g District HIS ,,
deuce rs =, Oak Ridge, near Nelson Count iIuu.e
Mach - ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
TEACHER WANTED

w AN FED as ~ Teacher To lake charge nj Fennlr
Academy IN Marilnsbu';, person well qualified
TO teach the dIei branches of fngl,sh F,lnco,op
salary Of -Four Hundred noiias viii hu given 40.
ply to ei'"er o: the subscribers. None need a,aiy On
less they eau One well Recommended.
CONRAD UOGA,fRE.
March .. JOHN s. HARRISON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
Eg1gGgas>
Itrom The BOSTON Sta,esmau.l

ttom INC bASon Statesman.
se.ng through distant rcirIor. Belle completing
hcr io,isi for q LGH.
us well we'll that clustering shade
'son ,hy fo,thsad Swcc,ly laid;
AUD ihat light curl that s,umbc,s by
Makes deeper yet lily depth ofsy
Aud that whitu Ihai decks Thy halls
Just wms the eye to liu.er there,
4 81 makes II DOT "a mole the less
ne heduiy Of t!IstIGveu tToSs.
Tiny coral mech Tecc.--.arrirgs too
Nay-uay--uot then; no darker nac
Than thy white bosom no to .raitt
HD ihat faic nerk tie bar of Ii.u,,
~ hide the veins tint, fsinfy g,nrr
Aud wandcr Ia that :viEs sr0w
what. yet auuthelo-,an il be
That neck needs ornament 20 thee?
Vet not thy Jewels; hcy are b.icht
Edt chat dark eye hath setter light
Ara though eacb gem had hecn II star.
Thy simplc self were luvvijcI far.
\ ct stav--thsi string NJ nidtc.!rss nr5ta
Nay-wear it--wcaf it-ra,iiaut sli:
on oceans best pure aud while
Shnn!.! o"ly be lily Toll to- Might.
Aye--turn thee rouud-'tis lovely all
ihou't have no peer ~ Thy gay ball:
A"a that rtnud tossit makes thee smile
Ia scc how deep is thine own g,ilc:
Nna 'n'' SLOW LOOK, that seems TO Stay
rs each sweet feature made it stay:
And that small. dn-er, lightly laid
On d'"'p"r .cnerk and glossy braI,
AS ITO know that al They seem
l. really tbcic and Iut It dream.
wish knevr the gcutic thought
Ey y mis- Urin. beauty vroyrIt
! ,sh iAuew Il lhat sweet hrnw-7'
That neck on which rllou gaaes, new
1 tbs 'ich iip aud L',liant G.rc---
shy perfect f.Ure's breezy Era,c--
II these are half the sscll to- thee
That viii this nigh; bewI!dcr ne.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

hiitC'sTi8: Al rules, holden in the clerks Office
Gi he superior court Of chlr, cry Tor tie Ricln,ona
"iSiic', TIE 81 DAY Of M11ch, 1874 Coor-e n7a.o-,
~" tii"ancth his wife, Augustine Jones and Mari
" tiers pits against Philip J. Naitorpn. John =
"o."" dec ard Thomas Brsadlar DE.
'tc defendant Thomas Broad nan not i,avirr or
l'itd hs appearance and given security accordrr Ia
the act Of assembly and the rules q this court and II
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence, itnt is il not an
ih"ab.iHGt OF TINS country, ordered that tie said
defendant 10 appear here The irst DAY Of the next
term ard answer the bl of:le plaintiff Is: and ua, .
cirY u us order be forthwith inserted "a sUoe nevs
paper published ia the city Of Rirhrord. for two
The capitol in tht sad city
10 copv. Tcste, ). 2. ABBOTT, q. c. =.
iSELFLf: a. rules, holdaa in the cIcrI's ,f.o Of
.a t?cI'oT court OF clancy for ;nc Richmond 4isrc
'Ai 81 cay Of March, 1925: Wade Mesl,y senior. pi,
s1iast Oliver Laid cycr Of Robert Eger dec No rice
~ Miles, aud Thomas Miller (tmstce> Rcvcr.y ?
3'oifra Firdire Browne ard OTis BOVINE wa 10 Ar.a
IT, ""r7s @ffawood in MS o~n rigat, an rs executor OF
licr7n 'a"@ ooa nee Richard AMI william, Cia,e,ocd
'"H'7 l'r' Eau9opb il. and Susan MS =. IL. John r
lover ah7 Mary his wife, and tgv D. Ga ;l,,
~ fH'rrnn Gaic7-n1, daoea sod. DE
.' 1eent@'js John r. Bowc-, Thomas Mann PAN
.'.7 IT, "h'm Gaisw0od and Fielding Browne ret
'E'7 e"'c'cn '1er appearance and given security &c.
7 w "s "1t II assembly and the rules rf Ibis court
ana appealing by satisfactory evidence that ,hey o
not Inhabitants Of this country il is ordered ,hst The ~
defendants do appear here the fret day Of the net
term and answer the bill Of The plaintiff and ina, go
u 'hs order be forthwith Inserted IN some urv-o.re b
hrd IN the city Of Richmond for TWO MONT s,,-ros,,
'rl posted az the font door If the capitol in tie e .
cory. Ffs'". J. 8, ABBOTT. a. c. 20 /
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

ih6 tJf.t - rules, holden in tho clerks Office a.,
me tnPefor count q riancey for tie Richmond dist1i.
!e 90 o9y q march, 1898: George Wood p agains,
'bo de'endan, Thomas WOOD, not having cutcre.; his
cPe''a''e ana given security according TO the act Of
assembly and The rules of this court, nd it appearing h
satisfactory evidence that be is Hbabant of This
country u IS ordered, t1a the said defendant do spnear
on hr 1ts day Of the tenn, and answer the bin
~ me E1niR ard that copy If this order he forthwith
IN owe ne"spaHcr published in he city Of Rich
'""' Tor iwo months successively and posted al H..
front door Of the capitol, in tho sail CITY.
copy Tss.g, =. 3. &BBorr. Il. :. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

'TaisL Ls--o W.T..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

The parties co1cerued may take notice .hat hay,
apon'e7 the z4h DAY o" Ap'l next, fo commencing il
execution Of the above ORDER ,n ,shc, lv ~ 10 r',,
r. NJ. they arc requested to attend At rry oRirs.
Wli. MACEEN5It,, u. c.
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u arch6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29

appointed on the Standing Rules and Order:
oil the House, made report thereon, recon-
mendng changes in several oil the rules. The
! report was laid on The table.
On motion Of Mr.. Hobbie,
Resolved, That the Secretary Of War be in
structed 10 inform this House what su,as OF
money have been received by ,hr late Mai. Ge-
neral Brown, in each year, since 1920. Tor pav,
subsistence, forage, quarters, conveyance Of
baggage; Tor The pay, subsistence, and clothing
OF walters, and for all other emolumen.s of Of.
fce.
The resolution moved by Mr. Bartlett, on the
oath inst. proposing an amendment 10 the
Rules and Orders Of the House, was taken up,
and, on an explanation Of The object of il by the
mover, was agreed to-ayes IS, noes so.
Mr.. Martnda'e rose TO give no ice that, on
Monday nex', he should call for he consid,ra-
ton of a Resolution lie Ca! ctfr,d, recon-
mending an inquiry relative to the imposition
OF duty upon auctions.
CASE OF RICHARD H. WILDE
On motion Of MIR. P. p Barbour, The House
resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr.. Condict i'll the Chair, or tue hi, from the
Senate, enlileG "a bill to authorize the can
ceiling Of bond therein mentioned"
10 this bill the following amendment was
moved by Mr.. Taylor, Of New York:
"Sulke out all The bill except The enac,lag
clause, ard insert:
"lhal, Tor the purpose Of rounding 10 Rich
ard II. Wilde The amount he HISS expended il
the purchdse OF ihlriy>hlne Africans, parcel OF
In" cargo Of The Spanish vessel called the An
telope, or Ramirez, decieed 20 Cuesta, Manga
mel, & Brothers, III" sum OF Sll 700 be, ard the
same is her, by, appropriated, to be paid out of
4uI i'm : p 9th
propriarrd, 10 be expended under The direction
ofthe Secretary Of the Treasury: Provided, the
said Richard. III Wilde shall deliver TO an A.
gent Of the Colonization Society, properly au>
rhnrizad to receive The same, The said thirty
nine Africans, or the survivors thereof to be,
by said Society, removed 10 The Colony Of Liz
berd.'
The motion Of Mr.. Taylor led to protrac,-
ed and warm debdl-, in which the following
gentlemen participated: T. Barbour, Wright,
If Ohio, Sprague, G7imer, Taylor, Dwight,
Weems, and Mercer. The question was then
taken on The proposed amendment, and mega
lived; ayes So hoes 90.
MIR. p. p. Barbour offered an amendment for
tho?urppseoi identifying The bond referred TO
in III" bill; wtich was adopted.
Mr. Wright,o of Ohio, moved 20 strike out the
cnacti;.g clause Of the bill. This motion was
ut gativcd, ayes 40, noes SO.
The Committee then rose, end reported the
bill with an amendment; in which the House
concurred.
Mr. Taylor renewed, in the House, the a.
mendmenl which. rs above, he had, without
success, pro POSED IN the Committee Of the
Whole, and required the question thereon to
be raken by yeas and nays.
The question WAS then ACCORDINGLY pu:. and
The amendment negatived by The following
vote: yeas 81, nays IO3.
The bill was thea ordered 10 u third reading;
ayes 81, noes So
And then House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29
George :. Nough

US1pW oDen ns 1 5 4 1t a,s ,rtnent of SPRING
Il GODS, among which are the following, viz
Blue cloths and cassimeres
Steel mkt and medley do
Back do, some superior
Vigonla and ltouen cassimeres for summer
Stripes of all kinds
White and striped satteens very neat for pantaloons
Colored and white drngs
Beautiful assortment of vestngs
Black lastingsand circassans
Black and copd brochele article for coats, &c.
Super aad common black bombazine
Bombazettes
Green, blue, orange and b.ac rs;,nctt fer coach lin
ing
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns
81 and 81 very stout barnsley diaper
DO do cotton do
Damask napkins
Super black Italian lustring
Black and plain gros-de naples
Pink, blue and real blue black satin
Bonnct Cambria millinct and foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment dimliies
Plaid and stripe catipaye
Batste robes
Caljcoes and super ginghams
FRS, quality and common nankins
Nankin dye Elue do
Crenatline and barrage scarfs
Fancy silk and gauze hdkts
Fine blue scarsuckers
Large assortment of colorcd black and white silkand
cotton hosiery
GauZe hannels
worsted bindings, all colors IAb u.
Carpet d"
Red, black, drab and blue cotton 10
Para OILS and umbrellas
Russia, German and Scotch linens and diaper
white, green and other Italian grapes
Black aud coorcG Canon do,
Mems and boys Lcghorn, fine pamleaf& coarse hat
Leghorn fats and crowns
Super patent roller suspendcrs =
Grey Canton pongecs
Chop tckimgs
With general assortment of
DOAESTICS md COTTON Y4RN
mo ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29

Iourler Of the 18th. mentions the arrival u
the preceding dav, Of important despatche
10 Prince Lieven the Russian Minister II
London. i, is barely stated that they arr
unavoidable 10 the preservation OF peace
between Russia and Turkey, and that Russian
stocks Tell IN consequence. AT two O'Clock
the same day it i, said, eve are wi bout any
arrivals by Express from Paris; but some
uniavourahle reports respecting Russia are
confidently circulated"
The Courier Of the 18th says-"We CONS
munica'sa to the public yesterday, that the dess
patches received by Prince Lieven from his
Government were unfavoursble 10 the presers
Walton ofpeace between Russia and Turkey.
The Russian Government view the Ottoman
Manifesto, as taking the question, SO far as
reistes 10 Russia, entirely out oil the Ireck
business; aud as directing The Preparations and
charges of the Diran, against Russia tor
hostile acts committed by hers II, and not in
concert or alliance With England and France
On the 18th the same paper, in "second
edition" has The folnwing-"PARlS, March
10, We hear from St. Pr,ersburgh, that the
Emperor of Russia, ha,ing considered as a
decialation of Wal sans him, the Manifesto,
published on the 2olh Of December last, by the
Ottoman Porte, has srnt TO his army OF the
south tie orders to pass The Pruth, on the 10Th
OF April, and TO enter the principalilies OF
Wallachia and Noldavia. The same paper,
",hird edition" under Paris, March 18th, says
IA Courier is arrived a, the Russian
Ambassadors, with the news hat the Russian
troops about 10 pass the Pruth immedi-
a'Gy. a Courier, sent by The French AmbasS
sador al ST. Pctersburgh. has brough, the same
news" The Cnuricr Of the 18th Saturday
evening" says-"l'he week is closing upon US,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29
Peremptory Sale Of Dry Goods.

SalS OF Dry IOouS.
IN WEDNESDAY NEXT the 3Oth inst. at half
~ past O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms, shall com.
mcnce the sale of extensive assortment Of seasona
BILE Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Calicoes of almost every pattern and quality, all Of
this springs importations.
~ and Ga Grecian stripe muslin ginghams
Black silk hdkfs
Mems and womets silk and cotton hosiery. fine
assortment
Fandalisn muslins, - and Ga cambrics
Canton grapes, Britannia and hag hdkfs
Plaid and striped bates;e beautiful article for Ia
dies
Spool cotton, cotton suspeRders
Nankeens, vestings
English and French linen drillings, grandurells
Roman casimeres, cotton do for gig tops
angola casmeres, holland, circassisns
Floren,nes and sat,eens, packs of pins, lasipgs
Buckram, topsail duck, buttons
Gloves in great variety. Leghorn bonnets
3.4, rs, 81 and other domestics
Linen drilling pantaoons, a. Irish linens
Figured and plain black gro-denap, muslin robes
md almost every other article suitable to the
Terms vt sale. GEO. JOHNSON.
apriI ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29
New Establishment.

VTNHE subscribers having commenced the BLACK
l. SMITH BUSINESS in the shop now in the
cupancy of SIR Duffy, the east side Of Royslstree
the marset, solicit share Of public patronage.
They have worked in New-York, philadelphia, Is ali.
more and other establishments for the purpose ofac
curing thorough knowledge of their business; they
offer themselves with confidence 10 The pub.
tic, i'll all the various branches Of their Profession
HORSES WILL BE !SIIOD,
in good style i'll any oler shop in the District
Persons fayorng them with their custom may rely
punctuaIity and despatch, ard that their horses will
not be injured in shoeng as frequently occurs by per-
sons not being properly acquainted with the business
MICHAEL CAGHEN,
apr:l oS-7t MICHAEL SIMON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29
NAV .AAS Eair.

The public are respectfully informed that the La.
dies Of the "AuNiiary Education Societies ofthe Pro-
tcstant Episcopal Church" in Alexandria Washing
ton and Georgetown, will hold Far in " aShinstoa
Lodge .Aer ndria, IN Thursday AMI Friday next, the
lst and ID of May. variety of useful AMI fancy
ticcs will be exhibited for sale, the entire work ofhe
members of these Societies.
Open from 10 O'CLOCK 4 u. until 7. NJ Admit.
lance Ia cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29
hardware and Cutlery.

nICYARD l.. CARNE has received by the late
ko arrivals 4 supply of Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
Consisting in part Of
Table, dcser, and Hunters knives and forks, scissors
Pen, rocket seanens' Spanish cooks, butchers, shoe
and drawing knives
iron rim, stock, cupoorL, TILL chest, truk ard pad
locks
Flat round halfround, mill, cut, pit and hand
saw files
Hand. psnneI, sash, wood and compass saws
Wsldrons and grin's grain, grass bramble scythes
Common, patent. waterloo and panied csrry-combs
IRON and ste squares, rules brace and bits, gmbets
Gut tacks and sprgs, chains, screws pod augurs
sad irons frying pans, ding and killing hoes
Wagon boxes, reap hooks, wool and cotton cards
Planes. shovel and tongs, nails spades, shovcls
Socket shovels, castings and weaver's Stays
which with great variety of other goods, makes
his assor,men, very complete, and for SALE whole
sale or retail, at his store on Fairfaxstreet.
april 2S-eo7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29
Trust Sale Of Negroes.

ElY virtue of deed Of trust executed TO the sub.
ID scribcr by Robert T. Thompson, bearing dat, the
29'h May 1927, and Of rccorc III the County Court Of
Fairfax, shall, for the purposes threin mentioned,
proce ed Saturday next the Sd of May at - o'clock
NJ to offer for SAFE for cash at Samuel Cats 7 avern
at West End, two likely young negroes one a boy.
supposed to be about Is years OF age, the ether a
girl about Ii old. The subscriber will convey
nly such title as is vested in him by said deed of
trust which however lac belle, es TO be unique sona-
BILE. X. e.. MASON.
April % Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29
CONGRESS, lsr SESSION.
Saturday, .4prii 70, 1923.

The Senate did no, sit to-day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,:
OFFICE OF MAJOR GENERAL.
Mr. Snvth, Of Virginia, from tie Committee
on Millinery Affairs, in obedience 10 the order
of the House of the oath inst. reported bill to
abolish the offce Of Major General IN the Milf
,,,y Peace Establishment Of the United States;
wb;,h was twice read and committed.
RULES OF THE House.
Mr.. Randolph, from the Select Committee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29
Venetian Window Blinds.

vI1IE subscriber btgs Iesac TO inform the public,
i that he has commenced the manufacture OF win
dow blinds of every description such as
Spring roller shutter blinds, for the outside Of the
windows,
Spring venetian curtain blinds for tie inside, and
Spring parour blinds.
Spring hall doors.
G-rThe above will be made ut the short 81 notice,
and lower than the wholesale New York prices. The
above blind, which lac offers TO the public, not TO
be surpassed for neatness. elegance, and duiabyb
anv thing of the kind heretofore offered.
Also, Portable desks, gentlemen, dressing cases,
and all kinds Cabinet work made at the shortest
notice. by application to the subscriber Washing
ton street. doors north Of King.srcet opposite the
Mars,al's Office Orders for Washington to be left at
n p. Poor. Commission Store Oh the Avenue.
NIB Old blinds repaired and painted.
Two APPRENTICES WANTED.
march 90 W. FERGUSON, IT.
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arsNnN's bale.

4 GREEABIY to tie order of the Honorable the
n Judge of the District Court of the United States,
for tn. district of Columbia will be soldfor cash on
the Sd day Of May nert, One Set OF Tea China and
sundry pieces of Liverpool Ware Sale will take
place at the Custom House at 10 O'clock
G. SCOTT, ID. NJ.
april 26-3t for I. Rnggold, Marshal.
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Seasoned liWmber, etc
I aW hooks.

lust received at the Auction Store, for private
% sale, at half book store prices
Samples OF a vaIiet, Of LAW Books, TO the attention
of practitioners and others, is requested. among
them, arc
Easts Reports by Day, 10 vols; Tauntons Reports,
vols, Banneli e Aderson's do, vols Tyler's do,
vols; American Digest, 4vols, Blackstone Reports
vols Abbot shipping; Hawkins Pleas OF the
Crown; Jacobs on seA Laws; Nsnnery Digest; swifts
Evidence; Fell ON Guarantees Ed~ ards Admir:hy
Reports, Cokes, Addison's, Cc. Reports; Bankrupt
Acts; Bailments, &c. o,
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