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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-01
Wanted.
FISH Nhnrf.

SuperinisndenPs Office, Feb. 26M 1928.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Fish " ha' 18th
~ the Warehouses vii! BIZ rented on Monds, The
10th Of March next, N 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ACcmmit-
tee OF Council will attend he pr misses fer that pur.
pose. JAMES CARSON, S, r.
feb e7--ti0M
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which the surveys had been conduct TED hi,her-
u" Mr.. Marin then, on behalf of Mr.. Wilde
moved an adjo"rnmrnt, ard MIR. Wilde pro.
tossing himself Indifferent whetner he proceed.
ed now not,
r The House adjourned.
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100 ,0lIlrS iieward.

seANAW Al f'on my house, On III vrning of the
sa24th inst. r. IN. black girl about 18 or 20
ears OF age, Of y, iowrh compile zion, she is II small
neal made person. handsome f. atirres, about feet 6
inches high She took with her great variety Of
good clothing, amongst them were two Iinsev frocks
one ofthem striped red ard htua The other red blu,
aud white, alsn, or i car brck and calico frocks
deep blue silk umlr~rla with buck horn On the
end OF the .taF Iwil pa he above reward of 800
ifapprehended in the Stat, ofrenns, lvania aud odg-
ed in any ia 30 hat get her again, or fifty dollars #
taken III tie State e Mar, and frry dollals in the
District nf toumhs aud hrt, dollar. ftsken in The
State otVigna AMI !rsedn the Jail of either state,
so that ! get ,eragain A GIBSON.
Nid lrburg. Va. March !. I'm
The National nteli,g nicer viii publish tho above
advert 80 m NJ one month an send their account to
this Office far pay ncnt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-01

pios 10 SupfTiHiShu SUNK VI Wv ''''
6cations, because accomplished officers were
not 10 be bad.
From doc umsnt laid 5sfore Congress, we
find that the number Of shares taken in tie
stock Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, in the City Of Washing on, on the
4,h January, was 1850. OF which go were Of
FIVE shares and upwaris;)in Georgetown, 2o73
in Alexandria, 1874. The supposed subscrip-
tons Tn Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia,
are 1883 shares, meking total OF private
subscriptions amounting to 5000 shares Ad-
ding TO these the subscriptions OF the three
Corporations OF the District, $4,000 shares,
The total amount of shares taken is $1,000, or
So, ioo, 900. The conditional subscription Of
the State OF Maryland is FOR 5000 shares ma
king u total estimated subscription Of $4,000
600.
1t appears from this statement, that there is
now nearly sufficient sum actually subscribed
10 justify the commencement Of the canal. AS
portion OF this subscription, however, is con-
tngent OH a subscription by Congress, we hope
this great national work will not b. retarded
or prevented, by the lakewarmness or the boss
tIity Of those who profess TO be he dominant
party in Congress, and with whom, if that pre-
tension be well founded, it must rest, whether
we ave to have bill passed on the subject or
not al the pres,gt session. Nat. Journal
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Cash fur Negrpes.

TIVE subscriber wishes to purchase IS or so young
negroes of both sexes, betwec the ages Of ~ snd
IS years, For information enquire Al Mr.. Elias p.
the post.oice at Alexandria will be promptly attend.
ed to. s. C.. FRANKLIN.
feb 15-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

IN Dts II is said in Washington that Mr..
'1zrwell is to be the new Sec,eiarv of State,
ard Mr.. Cheves Sc, rotary Of the Treasury.
/, Is also rumored tina, Mr. Van Buren, is TO
sn'o the Cour: Of 81. James.
Nc. Rdchie's services, il is said will be need
Cd al the F deral City: in ~ha, capacity he is
10 active do not know. Stephen Simpson says
mel 10 "Conduct leading ia k,on paper."-
what will become Of Duff Green!
Mr., Giles is TO ,eips: he will not give the
legislature an opportunity ofhelpine him down
nom the chair OF Safe. Several gentlemen
&C already spoken Of 20 succeed him, among
%sesI Mr.. MADISON. We agree entirely with
We remarks Of the Political Arena on this sub
!sct.
. Neloiced as we should be TO see the deSli-
'ss Of The State, at he momen, OF "a civil revo-
a''on, IN such hands, we have nc, the shghtes,
a,ps hat any considerations would induce Mr.
"'~aison 10 consent TO nomination. We do
~ mat Providence may spare him TO pre-
Ae ever the convention which must ere long
'''"''e 10 frame new constitution. In such
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ThOmWs King.
MFR CHAr TAILOR.


King street. 5et,ceen tie Franklin II use and fiy Hotel
yINAKEs this method OF returning his sincere thanks
Il to his friends ard the public in general, tor past
fivors and continues solicit he SAM for the f'ure.
He has Just received fresh supply Of FILL GOODS.
He will be able to supply all ordrrs in his line Of tu-
sness st The shortest notice, and the most
BILE terms for cash Tie ra- on hand all kinds OF
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-coais, pants'oons AID
vests crsvats stiners and fashionable collars Iufed
and plain Shirts general assortment OF gentlen IS
gloves socks and stockings lie has on hand an
assortment of fashionable cloths blue, black, olive.
drab and steel mixed do; also cassin eres, bibe,
black and fancy coiors anil good assortment of sati.
netts; handsome assortment Of vestngsi toilinet and
swansslown veivets and silks; sso good assortment.
of bang up and hunters cords handsome assortment
of Tartan plads and blue and brown csmblets an as
sortment Of fannels Of different coios; handsome
assortment of fashionable hutton; gilt, plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons, for gentlemens
coats and fashionable black buttons, good assort-
ment of caIicoes; ladies' mncksons md children's
gloves. Also generaia ssortmeDt Of
LADIES & GENTLEMEFS clocks.
Orders will be taken. which viii be made up 10 any
fashion with neatness and dispafeh At such prices as
vii, be satisfactory 10 those who may favor him with
their patronage nov Al
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

It will he recollecred tLat Gov. Forsyth, IN
MS late message 10 the Legislature OF Georgia,
recommsnds, in lieu CT CO mPelling the Chero>
mes to leave he State, ",o extend all The laws
Of The State over them, and 10 subject them 10
hr operation Of these laws" A writer IN the
Savannah Georgian, as brief commentary up
On the justice and benignity Of such a measure,
luctes the following law, passed by the L"g''-
h,G'c in 1926. Royal tyranny, says he, might
adgantaseously take u leaf gu, of the Republic
Eau code containing such a statute:
".ia Ct 10 prerent the testimony Of Indians being
"S'rsdn Courts IF Justice,
"Be it enacted, SC. That from and after the
pai>age Of this Act, no Indians, and no descen-
liant Of an Indian, no, understanding the En-
s,>h language, shall be deemed a competent
"'nyss in Court Of Justice created oy the
constitution or Laws Of this Siale.
"ANseHed u 26lh December, 1866. M.
hOgP" (Governor)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

body bis influence would be commanding, his
authority almost ular, aud for ourselves,
such is our opinion Of his talents, virtues, ex>
perience and republic anism, tina, we would be
content TO receive from him, unassis,ed, a con.
stitution under which we and ours should live.
Before he is made Governor, the Office ought
to undegto puri6o alton Madison the immedi-
ate successor of Giles! thing see ms as in
congruous and unnatural, as that Jackson
should ill The ST a, once held bv Madison"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
LirerpooL. SATURDAY, Erening, .

ut was r. portet, on Exchang, a. rrank'or'
on the h inst that the seise of Varna had been
raised, and that the army was in iull retreat Tor
the Danube 1t was also reported that an ar.
misice between the Turks and Russians hac
been agreed upon. 1, was understood that ac-
counts Of similar character 10 this statement,
had been received by commercial houses In
the city; bu, nothing OF an Official nature had
,ranspired on the subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

TRAeIc ArrAIR.--An occurrence of an aw-
full and painful nature took place about half
past o'clock yesterday, in the boarding house
No. IS, WiIliam-street, occupied by Mrs Ur>
sula Newman. While the boarders were at
dinner man named Richard Johnson entered
the room with child in his arms, and locked
the door after him. Putting the key into his
pock et, he approac he'd Mrs. Newman, and, af-
ter some conversation which We are unable to
relate, she erdeavoured TO take the child
from him, in which she succeeded, and called
out TO female who was in the room, TO open
The door; but being Informed that The door was
loo ked aud Johnson had the key, she immehI,
aiely ran to the window, which she hois,,d and
jumped out on to the platform, and ran into
the back parour sitting room. Johnson i'm
media,s,y followed her, and while she was
sitting on the sofa, fired a pistol at her, the
contents of which lodged IN her left arm
The ruffian then fed from the room and ran up
stairs, where he reloaded the pistol. In a.
bout three minutes he returned and came
into the room, lhrea ening 10 shoot any person
who should interfere. Those who were present
were so much paralysed by the menaces OF
| The wretch, that they off red no POSITIVE resis'
lance, when he again took deliberate aim and
fred at MS unfortunate victim. Owing
20 the pistol being heavily charged it burst in
his hand, and the Fragments flew in every di-
rcction He was, however, so ncar to the OBJ
| &c, of his revenge, hat she received portion
of its contents in her righl breast, and one Of
her daughters, young woman about 10 years
Of ag-, who was supporting her mother, had
her left band drcadfully laeera'ed by the burst
ing oil the pistol. One Of Johnson's hands was
also very much shattered. After dischargIng
the pistol the second time, he attempted TO es.
cane, bu, he was for,una,ely secured and carri-
ed 10 BIidewell.
We have heard several causes assigned Tor
this blood-thirsty act, tut as The subject VIII
undergo judicial investigation, we torbear en-
tering into any notice Of hem.
From the nature Of Mrs Newman's wounds,
it hardly possib!e that SIZE can survive through
! thr night " Y. Gd=effe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

tC0mmunicated.1
NorlcE-The public are hereby notified tina,
spurious dollars are in circulation, which are
an excellent imitation Of tie Spanish MiIled
Dollar. Several have been passed in the neigh.
borhood of Alexandria. Two persons have
been apprehended on strong suspicion, and
comm it,ed by the proper authority for further
trial. The dollars already discovered to be
spurious dated 1906 and 1903, and will be
found well executed. They are rather light,
and very much projected on the head side.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
From the New York Statesman, Nov. 20.

From the New York Statesman, Nov. 90
F,orR.-We learn that -four was yesterday
one dollar lower in consequence of tne!accoun's
from England, received by the New YORK
Sales however were made freely al IS Tor COM
mon Southern, and a, ,hatprice holders were
firm. and some Of them refused that otter. we
think The sales extended to from six 10 eigh'
thousand barrels; considerable part oil whl'h
was for expectation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

Nsxrco.-A letter from Vera Cruz says the
- Commercial of the third ul,. by the La
,i,i, states force of 5000 troops were be-
...i,s s.. Anna at Perote, and no doubt exist
,h,t he would soon be Obliged TO surrender
=. discretion, having no means 10 sustain him
.sr against such force, and being in want o.
divisions. The plan ofSt. Anna had not been
,y,,or,ed BY any movement in other parts Of
IL. country, and from many places volunteers
had marched TO crush this attempt at revolu-
ION. The promp,itude and energy oflhe gov
.romen. ON this occasion, created the greatest
nsIence; in proof Of which ihe merchants
Il Mexico loaned The government 100000
E., ), returned at The expiration Of 5 months.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

Indifferent about operating--,he former, be-
cause they had expected beuer price, and
purchasers sui! thinking the article isht yet
be lower Grain, best red, sold for 81 so per
bushel-and holders asking IS cents per gallon
for Whiskey in hhds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

Little Rirer Tu'npike Company. Nor. II, 1928.
VINIE Stockholders are hereby notified th't an Flee
Il ton will be held at Hcrato Cagr''. Hotel in the
town OF alexandria, Fridgy the second day Of Jnnu
arr merit for President, four Director, and Ireasu
rer to serve for wear thence ensuing t. ex
ANNE the Treasures and receive the report,
&c. of the President and Directors for the present
year. on the Slst Of December
JONAH THOMPSON, 1rea'r.
nrThe Ieesburg Genius of Liberty win insert the
above toll election. nov II otawtl)31
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
From the Baltimore Chronicle of Saturday:

From the Baltimore Chronicle Oh Sa'u'os'.
The. FLOUR AND GRAIN MARkEr'-As we M
,imated yesterday, there has beer another re-
action in this market, and Flour, IN consequence
Of the intelligence from England, by the PACK
e, ship New-York, has got down 70 o. per
barrel from The wagons, and 81 Is from .ne
stores, at which prices some lew sa,ts W.T.
made in the course of the day. The business,
however, was quite fat; holders and purchasers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

Las, Wednesday Judgment was awarded oy
lbe GeperalCourt now in session at Richmond,
j, the case Of the Commonwealth against lne
administrator Of German Bak'r, late treasu
rer of the State, for upwards Of S25,ooo.
All the Judges of the General Court are now
IL attendance, except Judge White and Judge
Allen, who are both confined at home by sick
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
DIED.,

DIED,
In Philadelphia Miss Ann Maria Paton danShter OF
the late William Patton of this Town. Labouring un.
der most distressing illness, she went in pursuit OF
medical aid, but her complaint battling the skill of her
Physicians, her gentle spirit took its departure on the
l4h instant The estimation and esteem in which she
held in life, is fully atested by TIL deep and SIM
cere sorrow manifested al her DEATH by her numerous
relations and friends.
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" anted a Coed ( OOk.

GOOD wages in a family residing near Alexandra,
u will be given for a Female Servant, who
cook, wash and iron Her Chief empo, mcnt would
be as cook She must be slave, ard raised aud
owned in the counry. No town bred servant need sp
p,y Further information can be had of the printer.
oct Is d3t&3tawtf
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10 Builders.

Office Of Ihe Chesaprak s. Oh'oC Canal Comply,
Washington, Eor. Ia. 1873.
PROPOSALS viii be received at tbs Office, until
/ o'clock, = N. or the 4th day Of December,
1929 for the construction of houses for the Keepers Of
the Locks that part Of the line Of the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, between Georgetown, ~ the District
of Columbia, and the Catoctin Mountain. The num-
Der of houses to br put under contract, IS about
ten Their dimensions to be so feet front, Is feet
deep,a and one and halt stories high They to be
built Of Stone the furnishing all materials.
The plan and specifications, together VI IA other in
formation in relation thereto, may be ~ this Of
nee after the Goth instant JOHN p. INGIF,
nov ft-',v.4D Clerk Che aud ohio Canal e. ON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

The last news from Europe leaves US in no
lonbr-as 10 the result OF the first campaign be-
.vs,u the Russians and Turks. Ii was uri.
.mpsartly proclaimed upon the breaking out
If The war, that Corstan,inople would De taken,
,,d,be Sultan driven into Asia in few months.
The Turks were represented as bei"g undis'
;,,;rsd-enervart d, without arms and without
.omnanders. Can lhe,, il was esked, with
..pI the trained bands Of toe North-those
MN IS "iron frame and stout hear's?" And
-, !, is now evident, that ,re Russians have
BEEN completely foiled; the khan range has
,-,poht thc m, as il hitherto has the other IN
,,Jrrs Of Turkey, TO a s:abd,-wh'ie h Turks,
,rofiing by the natural advantages they pos
xss, attack and ha,rass their enemies without
ir,ercession. The Russian rttrea, has COM
menced already-famine and disease have be-
gar their dreadful ravages- and the anticipate
ID triumph has been turned into defeat and dts
grace. Ii is hardly worth while now 10 specu-
lae upon the consequences which may result
Grom ,hs success Of the Turks. Ii is said Nj
cho,as Itsires peace, aud is willing 10 segol'
ne. An agreement may be entered into; ou' we
are inclined to think, however, The STRIFE Is not
,e, over. Russia will not relnq"ish her prey
,,;,Lo,t another exprtion Partial defeat may
serve to arouse her anger, and sharpen her APP
1eli,e Cor revenge.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
Nt,.HN.AN!D8IAs>
.n,v MORNING, NOVEMBER "a. 1928

c..vvu LAraYErTE.--A letter has been re-
.s.1 BY a gentleman of New York, (says the
,,,nrisr of iha, ei,y) from General Lafayette,
,,rOuacing his in'en'ion to visit the oni;ed
.,.,,ss bout the beginning Of next month.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

The Richmond Compiler eon'alns notice OF
tie Public Library Of Virginia, aud halls It's
commencement with much satisfaction. AT
7r.srn it consists Of 1900 volumes well bound
md well arranged, in the various departments
# fence and literature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

The Philadelphia Gaze.le, says the "Bal,i-
more Republican, has been conducted, as times
go, with temperance and moderation" Fiddle
dee, Fiddle DEE DEF!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. Is Tor 1925 to be drawn Phiiadeipha on
Tuesday 18th November. As number lottery, drawn
ballots. Capital Prize $4,000 Tickets $40, halves
5; quarters 50; eighshs s.
Grand State Lottery of Maryland.
No. for 1Sg8 ID sub scheme, to be drswn N Bait.
more on Wednesday Goth inst. Highest prize $4,000
Tickets IS; halves SIS quarter, IS.
Delaware, Maryland North Carolina
Consolidated Lottery, 9Th class. 10 be drawn N ""
mington. Del on Friday the 2orh November. 81 num-
bers, drawn ballots Highest Prize $500 iick.
cts PSI halves 50; qisr,ers IS ceots. For sale 1t
y. II. WT{xT&:'S
Lottery Office, Royd stree!
Where was sold in the last Union Canal Lottery, ono
half OF the Capital Prize OF rs, 600 do!i.s and many
other handsome prizes.
or All orders by mail, post paid. enclosing cash or
prize tickets lotteries andordeHs tickets or
shares in any responsible lottery, Will receive onP
attention from ~ H. W.
nov "a
81 27 IS 2 SO Ia
are the drawn numbers in the New York Consolidated
Lottery, extra Glass; No. 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24

CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet and Sofa Maker, King, merit door
to the corner Of .7LfTed-street,
III AS on hand, and constantly manufactures gene
Il raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
which, for elegance and Durability, deGes competition
His stock, generally. consists of
Grecian and plain sofas and lounges
Mahogany and other drawing-room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wartlrobes
Gothic, and various other sdeboards
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Pillar and block dining card and breakfast tables
DITTO claw do do do do
Plain do do do do
Centric or loo do
Ladies dressing tables with mirrors
Ditto work stands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's cabinets, secretaries & book
French and other bureaus leases
Wash-stands, with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, bird-eye, curl maple & comm bedstcads
Cribs and cradies--wth every other article in the
cabinet line
st. Domingo MAHOGANY III Jog, plank, board and
Honduras do for hand railing veneer
Sacking bottoms. corls, copa varnIsh, &c.
The above articles vii b. dis posed If on the most
reasonable terms tor cab, or to punctu, persurs.
very liberal patronage from ashngt.n induces
me to say that wi! soHi fu nturc TO any purchaser
in that City, free of all charge.
TURNING & CARVING
executed 3taw 3m "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
COMMERCIAL.

Ey,ot of Letter dated Rio de aneiro, September 20
,"The Emperor has sanctioned the bill equal
iz,nc the duties Is per cent. for all nations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
AUCTIONS
Book Auction.

nN Monday Eceniag nerf the Gath inst. at my auc.
" ton store, corner OF King and st 1saphstreets,
shall sell handsome collection of BOOKS, contain
ing many new and valuable woiks-smong them Fa-
miiy Bibles with maps and cngrsvngs. Gibbon and
Livy's Rome. J0sephus, SCOTS Napoleon latest edi-
ton, about IS volumes of Voaire's works in French,
&c. &c Also, Barometer, engravnss in gilt frames
of Gen. Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, Bona.
parte on horse, sc and man, other articles
at pripdfe Sale,
.3second hand forte piano, gilt and plain looking
glasses, britannia tea pots, brass androns, stoves,
small quantity fine Nuns thread, tooth powder and
prepared charcoal for whitening and cleansing the
teeth horse Cards, lemon syrup, black varnlsh, one
rife and shot gn-and to close consignment, small
lot OF britannia handkerchief a, very reduced prices
II The carriage and char advertised some time
since, still for sale. GEO. wHIlE, auct.
Glass Cases, Suitable ftr >hoeS.
mn Tuesday morning neat. at 10 O'Clock. at the
W store of the Late 81 Robinson viii he sold Glass
Gases, with all conveniencies suitable for shoe or
hat Also, lot ofshoes over at last sale.
nov "a Gu. MURR.fY .7dmr. Of ~ Go6inson I
Trustees Sale of a House and Lot
In BrentSriiie.
DY virtue of q deed Of trust from Jan es Hampton
ID and wife, and Herr, >. HALEY to me, bearing
date the 18th day Of December 1927, and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Prince William uunty Court
shall for the purposes therein menored on the hrst
Monday in November next, (beirg the FIRST day of
Prince William County Court before the front door
Of the court house of SAID county expose t. sale, by
public suction, for ready money, the Lot IN the town
of Brentsville Virginia, de- cribcd and known in the
plan of said town by the number fifteen, and at pre-
sent in the occupancy Of Mr. George w. fitzhugh.
Such title is vested in under the said deed, will
be conveyed to the purchaser
sept 23-dts JOHN MACRAE. Trustee.
The Sale above Advertised
has been adjourned to the First Monday in December
next J. MACEAE.
rnv IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
Soap and Candles. r
Splendid Furniture.

On Boxes received per schr Rising SUM- for sale by
GU nov "a A. e.. CAZENOVE & Co,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
For Rent,

The brick Store lately occupied by
ARIU. Brent Co. as dry goods store. a
RsfF tenant in that line would be preferred. Ap-
az nlieation to be made at the book store OF
nov II a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
Office ofthe Chesapeake &. ohio Canal 20.

WASHINGTON, o.. 20, 1928.
PROPOSALS. will I've received at the Office e his
4 Company, in The City Of Washington, ur,i ~
clock, p. NJ on the 4h day Of December, $685. e. he
excavation, enhancement and wsliug ot the resdu, of
the first flty miles Of tie chesapeake and Ohio Cansl,
corptch he nihg the feeders the moth Of the Memo
cacy and ofthe Seneca Rivers, aud the portion OF the
Csna between Rock Crsrh AND the section now un er
contract next below the Little Falls Of the Potomac
River. making abol zen mile OF canal excavation IT
the same Tine proposals aill b. received for ctng
three dams across he PoomaG river, four locks. two
basins, and several bridges
The plans and specific lions for the above rk will
be exhibited at this oie aft sthe 18th day Of Hoyem
Der. JOHN y INGIE,
! oc. 22-24wtIec4 Clerk Oh Canal Com,