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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11
compassionate.
SATURDAY, APRIL5.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TENNESsEIt MILITIAME

IN i
TENNESSEE MILlTIAMEN
Mr.. Hamilton, from the Committee on MiIitarv
Affairs, made the following report which was
read and laid on the table:
The Committee on Military Affairs beg leave,
respectfully, to report, that, in compliance with
the assurance which the presented To this House
IN their report on certain documents from the De-
partment OF War, transmitted, in obedience 10 n
call OF this House, OF the 10th January last rela
tive TO the proceedings of Court Martial which
was convened at or near Mobile for the trial Of
certain Tennessee Miitamen; also, upon cores
pondeuce which took place between the Secretary
o, War and the Governor OF Tennessee, Respecting
the Militia draft Of that State during the late
tiles oil this House, duly authenticated copy
hereunfo subjoincd Of Governor Blount's order Of
the 10Th Of May, 1914, by which Col. Plpkin's
Regiment was called into service for six months
NASHVILLE. May goth, 1924
" Sir: In compliance with the rcduisition of
Major General Thomas Pnckney, that the po,ts
oi Fort Williams, Fort Srother, Fort Armstrong
Fort Ross, and Forts Old and New Dcposite, should
he kept up the doing Of which he has confjded IN
you, until the objects Of the Government in rela-
tSon to the war against the hostile Creek Indians
'Pal have been fully effected; and from the probo
be expiration Of the time Of service Of the troous
now occupying thOss important posts commanded
ny Col. Bunch, prior TO final Accomplishment Of
the views OF Government in relation to the Greek
war, you viii, Without delay, order out one thou
sand Militia, Infantry, Of the % Division for the
'elH Ol SIX IHOhulS5 unless sooner discharged by
order Of the President Of the United States: or you
may accept tender Of service of the above num-
ter, Of Volunteer Infantry, from the 2d division.
Cor the aforesaid term, for the purpose of garrison
ms the said posts, at your option, which latitude
~ relation tOcas for TO act against the Creeks
ID furheTanco Of the views OF Government in
that behalf i7 given 10 me, BY instructions from the
War Department.
These troops viii be commanded by an officer
o. the rank oil Colonel, and will be required TO
RENDEZVOUS at Fayetteville, on the goth of June
next; thence, they will proceed TO the above
mentioned posts, under your order, in such num-
Der 70 each, as you shall assign.
~ IS important TO The public interest, that they
should be Of those posts between the Ist and 10Th
Of July next, as, about that time the term Of ser
vice Of the tfoopsnow there, under Colonel Bunch
W expire, and at which posts, there is much
public property committed 10 their charge.
You viii order the muster master TO attend and
muster the troops into servico-you will call on the
contractor for provisions and on the Assistant De-
putty Qu@ftermaster, likewise, for supplies in his
department.
WILLIE BLoUNT.
Z MAJ. Gen. ANDREw JACKSON,
"a Division Of TcDu $500 Militia"
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that FAR IS tue charge related 70 i, IL was false
and had no foundation in truth; and he wished a
vote 10 be taken, which would show the world
who were the friends, and who the opposcrs Of the
American system.
The question then taken on postponine till
Monday, and decided by yeas and nays, in the af-
hrmative: Yeas l02, Nays 81.
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, then moved that the House
do now adjourn. Ayes 81, Nays 81, and the Spea-
ker having voted III the negative, the motion was
lost.
Mr.. Wickife then moved to postpone tho pri-
vate business, with view to take up the bill TO
extend the term of the Commission setting under
the treaty of Client.
The motion was negativcd.
Mr.. Barney then said, as it was very evident
that the House was too much iagucd TO go into
any business, he would renew the motion to ad-
joum.
Mr.. Reese asked for the ayes and noes en- this
question, but sufficient number did not rise to
sustain the call
The question was then taken and decided in the
affirmative. Ayes IS, Noes SIS.
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Prom The Washington Teiegrapb i,
THE HARGAIN -.

Mr.. Clay in his address
to the public in reply to
Gen. JackSon's letter TO
Carter Beverly said:
81 neither made, nor au-
thorised, nor knew of any
proposition whatever to
either of the three canii-
dates who were returned
to the House of Represen-
,a;ives at the last Presi.
dental election, or to the
friends of either of them,
for the purpose Of influ-
encing the result OF the
election, or for any other
purpose. And all other
allegations, limitations s.
inuendoes, tina. my vote
on that occasion was Of
fered to be given in con-
sideration OF any stipula-
ton, or unders,anding,ex-
press, or implied, direct
or indirect,wri or YER
bal, that 1 was, or that a.
ny other person was not,
to be appointed Secretary
oil State, or that l was in
any other manner 10 be
personally benefited, are
devoid of all truth & des-
ti,ute of any foundation
whatever"
Mr.. Clay concludes by
saying:
g Such being the accu-
sation and the prosecutor
and the issue between US,
L have now a right to ex-
pect that he will substan-
tate his charges by the
exhibition of satisfactory
evidence. In that event
there is no punishment
which would exceed the
measure of my offence"
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II will be recollectea
that the editor of tho
Winchester virginian
published the substance
OF MIR. Trimble's re-
marks, in a speech az
Lewis courthouse, in
which the understand
ing was admitted. NJ
Triuble himselfhas nc
yer dared to deny the
truth OF that statement.
but the editors Of the In.
teliigencer did. VI have
now before US the depo.
sition of Jacob TrizzeI
Henry Hal bert, David
c. Heath, VIM. Coffin.
Rich'd Peel, Jpo. Hen,
drick, James Hamin.
John Griffith, VIM. Da-
Wis, Hezekiah William
Hamb!in, David Ton
key, p. NJ. Savage.
George Rea and a,
Duke, who all concur
in swearing that Mr..
Trimble used the fol-
lowing language in a
speech at Lewis court
house, in Oct. 1925, viz:
" When we went on
last fall to the city OF
Washington, we iou nd
Mr.Crawford out Of the
question. The contest
was between General
jackson s John Quincy
Adams; we ascertained
that under no circum-
stances would General
). appoint our friend X.
Clay Secretary of State;
we ascertained that Mr..
Adams would appoint
our friend Henry CLAW
Secretary of State
this then, fell
low citizens, that Gen.
Jackson would not, and
that Mr.. Adams would
our friend Hen
- Clay Secretary of
State. if you expected
me 20 vote for General
Jackson, you expected
me to do that which I
could not and would not
do"
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SIIIP UNITED sTATEs

13ALIIMoRE, APRIL Our readers will find
under the Marine Head, list of consionees 81
goods by the u States, arrived below. i1 rs davi
rom Liverpool. She brings no papers later tb5n
land she experienced extremely cola V,ioI,-
i ,,l sil, more than usual. THE CAPTAIN Rts'
IV :, ., ) > IiAT WAR HAD BEEN DFCi- ARt6
% l--..I IL PORTE AGAINST THE ALLIES
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q -. Fsfson' indebted q the estste o. John B,eb.4
49,, % the county n Hanover, are rtous.,,d g. -,
1900 payment; Aud tbose hssinr claim, ss.,,s ~
~ I w Prcsegi them for Adjustment before nc ~
S s.y ,'T0' ~ ms val Be pleaded IN bar Of r.e.ey
7. " SCOTp,nsrts
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Inquirer. '-" "'' "Aaihe

~ PLEASING INFoRmAT1ox.
c are much gratifed In recei,iro, a. 81
lowing information in letter from Wasbinqton.
COL Cutter, with Battalion of four Pom
PBanles, has received orders to repair 10 Houl,on
49,, Iiau.',oh or ITS vicinity, and will arrive there
Tbs Is as it should be; and as the troons r,,,s,
9 ECU furnished with supplies from the Pen1bscot
Ni'utary road will become necessary. which
son. VIC present sea-
The letter also adds" The Bu ar,r,.-,.,:....
thirty thousand dollars more for tbe n,Ip,
sen MAJ has passed both Houses Of Congress,
lhese measures are unquestionabiv ado,teJ -
consequence of the able and spirited measures mn
IueG py inc Governor Of this State, aided by our
tauves at Washington. TEas,c.,, '' SL.'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
Trust Sale

IN pursuance Of a deed cf trust executed by Alex
anler n. Br,scoc, TO secure debt due To Miss Sa
rah Kech. will be sold for cash TO I'll. highest bidder
on the first Monday in March next, Gt being Prince
William Court day,) between the hours Of - xnG o
clock p. NJ. all so much of the interest," which the
said A exsnher ". Briscoe. holds o, II tited ton.
certain tract of land, which ne me sad A. Mi
Briscoe resides, will pay said DEBT, interest and
the costs of efectng the sale This land is sites I'd
just at the foot Of BulRun Mountain in the County Of
Prince William, about eight miles from Hay naike
and about the same distance from the Aide lil's in
:.oadoun County, and has long been considt red a.
mongst the best farms that section oftbe country.
The quantity ofand the said Brscoe j. supposedto
be entitled to, aud which he now is in possession Of,
(being part of a large tract) is between cur hun
red and four hundred and twenty acres, his title is
believed to be perfectly good, but such only will be
convc we'd As is in the subscriber
JNO. GIBBS ~, Jr attorney in fact for
ian l9 laws WILLIAM A,HNORE. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
GREAT FIRE IN HAVANA!

CH,R4E Ton, FEB by the brig Miles
SaNIl>l, Cop. Talbot, arrived yesterday from
Il ana IN the short passage Of DAVIS, ~e re -
''"d The DIARIo DE la RAB,HA, to The 18Th,
sad Price Current Of lht 9th ms.
We learn fr"m Capt Talbot, that on the
!ith MS allrge fire occurred a, Havapa Out
ste 4 the gl'es, which ,on>umrd about 500
aU''s; II was stated that II lives were lost.
on Auni1y, the 10Th, heavy c,nnonad,ng
Vas heard I'd Havana, and Spanish friga'e
""ea immediately, with but part OF ,er sails
1'7I On the Is inst. outside of h. h,rhor.
'ap'in !. pass 4 the same friga'r bonnd in.
WIN d'sna>rd brig IN low-sho tlv af err
'"0s' passed several >pars, with the rigging
"l4'hed % them
The Havana Market continued very dull;
s"',' generally the same as by private ad,ic,s S.
[Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
Courier Office. :
DESPERATE y9VsL RgTr, y
CHARLESTON, Frp, 10. {

10 vi v II Il u a 4 4. L..
we schooner Lilly, Capt, S wyer, arriv-
~ ''n DAY, from XIV West, we learn that the
nlma>'ea srig, IN tow Of Spanish frigat, ,
e" - %~ Havana, on the 18th ins ant, Sc, n bv
rS I'oo'' OF the MrLxs Sr.Sp1,H. and
Nm We announced his mnroinq. Was m.
~, AiC 81 Big OF War GUERRERO l,,e Can.
,.I IN od'd II Porter, From Cap, SAWYER.
49, '' s We have sc, n from Key West, we
~, ne Following particulars:
""v IN I4th instanr, inform .,ion wa, receiv-
"" Aey West, from Ravana. ,b,, Tue Guer-
M,.a on the 9:h, fallen in with and cap,
Lpio, a.,er short engagement. two Spanish
S.J.-Sn Bugs, which she manred. On
ID ,""e 10Th, she Tell in with two Span
Ant :" war Briggs, the Marie and Maria
,fro one oil 10 Guns and $50 men, the o,he
sn sau' ana $50 men, both Of which she
S.i,. 10y succeeded, however, in making
60 % INTO Maricl. Ths Guerrero mount.
N, guns and had crew of lse meu. IN
l,,, sIsehsn', she suffered much in her
spau,b nssins, and 1t was supposed the
d, ~; 'oSs'was very heavy. The firing, in
Erpa,o IN was heard at Havana, when the
a,d,',IH eA'tao, Of 81 guns and 500 men, i'm
a,,I ~! put 10 sea. She is said TO be a re.
n,v rr; las, 'ailer, and the Brig being in 3
Ei,a,a r2'u state, was soon o,er,aken by tn,
aspJ ~. ""en desperate fight ensurd, whic
S,, ~" aJ no''rs and f'centy minutes, on.
s,,sE "a quarter Of ,chich time, the trt
a.rin, , %ers 'o'thin speaking distance
o. NJ "e engagement the colors of the Cue.
b. prrs;s vice shot away and replaced. The
S. engagements, and This long ave
h Anaus'ed the whole OF the pow
'"o' Of he 6. when, as consequence,
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AGCTlSNS.
Public Sale Of I.aMd.

11NDER decree Of the Count, Court of Fairfax in
~ the suit ofPeter Wager complainant. against John
Graef and Ann his wife Formerly Ann Brooke de-
fndan's, the subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, at Carts TAVERN in the County of Frrfax,
on Tuesday, the Isl day c 1prl nea. all that part Of
the tract ut Land IN the sad county, commonly called
IE7YREMENT,
for merl, the property Of Walter Brooke the elder de.
ceased, which on PARTITION am"ngst his heirs WAS
signed to the said Ann for her dividend, containing
One Hundred and One Acres be the more or IS.
The sale will be made between ~ and O'Clock.
Terms, cash. r. l. TAYLOR
teh q TIA COm'r Of Sale.
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DIVISION ORDERS
HEAD QUARTERS, DISTRICT COLUMBIA I
IN. IL


February 26ih, 1928.
MAJOR General SMITH announces tn his COM
mand The death "f Major General BRown,
Commander, in Chief OF the Unite States
Army. This lamented event occurred on SIN.
day last.
The high claims which the deceased has up
on hr respect and gratitude # the nation will
be responded to, doubtless, every wh+re, BY
corresponding demons raiiuns. But upon the
military Of the D,s'rlcl the mournful honor
more especially ''r'olv-s Of accompanying his
remains t he tomb. This token If ,espeet
Is ordered T. re paid.
Brlgadier neraIs Thompson and Thorn.
ton viii issue to their respective commands.
the necessary riders They viii assemble 10
morrow, (NVedn' sday3 d, 10 o'cio k, A VI &
occupy some SUI, able gr'und mar the res
iarnce Of he dec, aset, aud Cooperate in tut
ceremonies Of the fn"erAl, as ,hrss may be Or
drred by he COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
BY orde, OF the Comm ndng Genera,
THO L. M'KENNEY Aid DC.
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n SIX ,.AfYiD8lAAa
envy MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1898.

N,,,er. Of vessels now at this pof'' are re-
I'D 10 display their colours at hall mast
y d, ., mark Ofrespe'' to the memory oil
WI GEN. BROWN.
-. General assembly of Kentucky adjourn
-; IN the 18th in'tsn''
81. Virginia House Of Delegates, have again
Ia nv a vote of l23 TO "a, to take up for
~ ,asra,i,n, the report Of the oommltiee on
c,r,roor Giles late message.--The Wing
90, the ra!lowiug, as acme OF the CONSIDERS
,bich have induced the House TO nail
n. report 10 the table:
;be la;ercss Of the session. no doubt had
=, iraaeuce, but this Can only be urged by
~ who admit, tina, TO act again upon TIE
..h;sct, Of the report was snpererosA'iln. J.
r.. ,,vle and ,empe. # the Governor'> mes
80. mr., with very general and decisive rrpro>
- w. have no hesitation IN saying, tat
-, message, op My referring to disunion, and
,D,cnla,ing upon the advantages which wou'h
,,,,us 10 Virginia from dissolution oil the
rr,ioD has annihilaled forever, the political in
a,.use its author. The sentiment OF dis
.,,ob,,;on i, not confined TO the AdminiS-
,t,,ion ranks, but is warmly tilt and express
ID br all sides. 1t was in Iced, To quote from
,,,r all ",Il fated, and injudicious step" 5.
,,,,b,r consideration that OPT rated, vas that
vir,;ni, had already, often and strongly f.
o,ush, asserted her opinions on tie subjects
,s,h, Tariff and Internal Improvement 4
A further consideration was the illlheral view
.rn, Colonization Society, taken in the G, or
:, and South Carolina resolutions, and midi
,,.ly adopted by the report. S. But IT'S no
70 te c6nce lied, that there is an decreasing dis
nc,,on 70 couu,enance manufactures in Vr-
,Ina, and T, mo,cly, softening towards the
I.rF a, protecting them"
The debate on taking up This report, suh-
emily show, that Virginia yet remains firm
to the Union. The Incorporate zeal Of her
Governor has met with a meritrd rrbuke.-
F,u al ,iirs Of the House, tn members ex
pr,,ra heir adherence cf the reasonable
lanyuage If spmr Gf the resolutions adopte- Nv
beLrgisature Of Southern Srate, and it was
tisirc,ly .hirmtd, syea bv hose who approx
ed IN II, main, tn, Georgia and South Carroll
na Resolutions. that il it was meant by these
resolutions ,ha' the Union, waste be dissolved,
they were hot prepared to go with hem They
arr trirrds 10 ,te Union they say, and though
ihcy hope their principles will prevail at last,
they are not 'e1,ly tn dissolve the Union in The
attempt TO sus ain them.
We are rsjolcrd o see these returning sign,
Of sound political State in the "Old denim
lou"
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trustees -A\e.

IN !fESD1Y the l5h day Of aprI nszt, at 12
~ O'Clock. At CArr,' TlvuEN IVES, End, Fa.rt,x
County, Va the subscriber will Ufcr for sale, pub.
lie Auction. for cash. ian island called Jsmes Island,
in Wood county. Va situated in the Ohio River. being
the first island above tue mouth If little Kenhswa
containing Eighty Acres" more or less
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from Thomas jam 4 wife and John Brown e
wife to the subscriber, and such title ~ is ,e ted in
the Trustee will be conveyed by him.
JOSEPH JANhEY, Trustee.
feb 27-2avts
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From the Natioaal lntelligencer, F b. 20

From the NatlOI2l tnteilBenccr, ID. 90
Our readers will perceive, that the effort 10
close The publication VI the debate in the
House of Representatives., on the resolutions
of Mr. Chi!on, has Jeff Us no room, to- day,
for reports If Yesterdays proceedings in eith-
err Hous~ of Congress.
We have only room 10 safe, that the follows
ing joint resolution, introduced in tn Senate
by Mr.. Harrison, was adopted unanimously by
both Houses. and Committees appointed "a
make .rrang, mrn,s for the attendance of the
Nv" Houses at me funeral OF General Brown:
'R, solved, hat the Senate have learned,
with deep regre', the death of Ma jor GrrrrAl
JACOB Blown. the la e Commanding General OF
he Army, and the distinguished leader in The
glorious battles Of Chippewa, Niagara, and
Erie, in tho late war.
"R, sol.ed. That, if the House Of Represen-
,a'ives concur, the Senate will, in conjun c'ion
with h House Of Repre- sen,a,ives, ati"nd the
funeral Of Major General Brown, on Wednes-
day next at twelve o'clock"
Honoured IN BY The House Of Representa-
les.
In The Senate, the remainder Of The day was
spent in a discussion OF the bill tn res'or" sins
con Webster 10 the list OF Re, oluti"nary Pens
sloners. In the House f Rspre>en' at,v's, the
bill making appropriations for objec's oil ln-
terual Improvement, was debated t cons'dera-
bic length. Some Amendments were offered,
but no vote wa * n upon he hi!l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
Clover seed.
Glover seed
NuMMeis' PriZe ! ist

Nuuuets' Prize ist
of the NewYork Consolidated .ocry. No. ;. for 1928
Nrs. drawn are 81 9 ~ 26 Is,
Onc-fourth Of the highs prize was sold to gen.
tleman Of Warrenton, Fauqu'er county, Va
Another opportunity now present. itself to adven-
turcrs to obtain pr, zcs in the following lotteries:
VIRGINJt STATE LOTTERY
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
l2th cass--wil be drawn at Richmond on "Wednesday
eth February-45 rumi, ro-6 drawn.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets $40; r,aIves S; Or . 81; Eg!ths rs
Grand Stuie Loiiery ofR.I
Class %, will be draw at Providence 18th Of Feb.
S PRIZE, OF $1,000.
Tickets 81; shares proportion
PIrginia Ntngation Lottery, 5Ih Class,
Will be drawn at harotesville the lst of March
HIGHEST PRIZE $40 600.
Tickets s.; shares in proportion At
]. II. RUE,&:El.Ao'
Lotfery Office, alexandria, d C.
Where within {, W weeks has been sold one prize OF
50 900; one of l4O5 together with variety Of small
er denominations. All orders duly and promptly at
tended to, q 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
BRIGADE ORDERS

Aieran ria, Feb eth. 1898.
In compliance with he preceding Division
Or"r II Yesterday, he Volunteer C"mpa
lies Of tie Frs r. gImen, ofrhe Second Bril-
& d., AID the SOU .dron Of Cavalry ofthe SEC
ond Regimen, will r ndezrous, this day. at
II o'rIok, A. NJ j. tn" City of Wa hingion,
Immediately north f Oh Presidents Square,
for tn purp e f uniting H. Funeral Houours
to the .ate VI ior General Brown.
Cd. HIPKINs will issue The necessary orders
IN III Fns' Regiment, and Captain ANDREWS
in h. SCI ond
By order Of B'igaGieI General Thornton,
LEWIS A. CAZENOVE, 4 ID. e..
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S2is9es~ The undersigned beg leave most re-
49, speciflIl, to advertise to- the inhabitants Of
sYSS Alexandra and its vicinity, th",r
-eAA.A NURSERIES AN , GARDENS
as offering y, cuar facilities for the requirement OF
orname ntal and useful vegetable productions The
collection now cultivated by them consists of an Inn
mense variety OF
F,wn and Ornamental Trees, Green House
PIoufs. Buib0us Roofs 8. Garden Seeds.
The assortment of fuis is certainly not surpassed in
real value bv any in this country. The utmost care
has beep observed in making the selection, and the
whole is now Offered as containing none but those
kinds most worthy Of cultivation Persons NOT &C
uuainted with the different varieties by name ana dc
srous 20 obtain choice rii,s, b! merely STATING me
time the, wish them to ripen. may confidently refer
the rest TO the propr tors without afear oil appoint
ment.
The ornamental department is rich in native and
exotic plants, aud contains beautiful assortment of
those calculated tor adjoining parlours, sitting rooms,
&c with splendid collection OF hardy Flowers ana
acquisitions continually making
In the portion of ground allotted to GARDEN SEEDS,
are grown almost variety of esculent vegetables
for seeding The methed pursued by the proprietors
i'm this branch certainly must obtain them preference
with all who will give the subject the slightest degree
of attention The separation of those kinds liable to
mix in secding-in short thewhoe process OF cui'va
ton--n gathering, SC. all being under their own per-
.onal intendence, undoubtedly conspres in an
eminent degree to obvate the errors and imposons
unavoidable in dependence on foreign imPortatons
or OH careless and inexperienced growers at home
An assortment of our seeds is for sale Cat
Philadephia prices) ut the shop OF EDWARD SrABLEn
& Soy, Druggists, Alexandra, ID. C.. who receive or
ders for the various trees plants IN our
and of whom priced catalogues of the whole may be
had grati.. D. C.. lANDREi IL.
LaadretHs Nurseries, near Fhila. Feb, rs, 1923.
feb 26-aaw5t.
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Fish Whurf.

Superintendent Office, FEB: 2eM. 1928.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Fish wharf with
the Warehouses will be rented on Monday the
lJth of March next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Commit
tee OF Council will attend on me premises 1cr 'na' Pur
pose.
feb cS-ti0M
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From Our Correspondents of the Braron Office Ne,cs-
ROM Norfok Fe5 1854. w.
Arrived schr H,rrir., Armis'ead, from baltimore.
At seawell's Point schr James &. Stacey, Nicker
son, from Georgetown, ID c. bound TO St. Barts
The Bremen EN-, brig he sss from Mmnto" Roads this
morning 80
rhe Brig Lama Luce. for Gibraltar: and sehr: Nor
ticelIo holmes. for Port-au-Prince from Baltimore,
have gone to sea
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
SitMation MaMte 4.

MDDI aged female. of xorreet department and
,n.,;on in re,ne ctable family in the capacity OF
house keeper and an attendant upon children both OF
which she is capable of. Fos further particulars ap
P. S She has no objection to living in the country
feb 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
Notice.

4 IT. persons having ella ms against the schooner
N Rose in Bloom Owners, are ra quest ed to pre-
them OF before the LIST day Of March reat as
We will Thea, to make final settlement Of her
counts NJ. MILLER u son.
feb IL