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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
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and Fsnnt saeet, 4 present in the occu
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1-sss4-4 M JOHN HEDGES
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
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FARAWlNs. II ~. i,0h = mt and EIgags, 6 H.
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Nal ca I lefai assortnt,A DraMiag M.
St.is-. 9 II. WILSON,
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
TO LET',
BOOkS AND STATiDN cry.

A. & H. WILSON
FgESPECFfULLY inform their customers and the pub.
a lie generally that they vii continue Tie ok i St.
Ionets business. and Circulating Library AZ III. III stand
No. los, Market. ireet,
aud will be thankful for tna,. T. ti..r f,yors An
articles in this lire Of business, will be furnished al h
est prices, Jan Is,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
Against the Law, 4, person,
b, PntHY.

Law for reducing and fixing The price of shares ID
.le ijJFafs Company
BE Y Of.a'nd g ne Ii5rary fempaay II It'tmngoa Il
general Of the menk,. ~ s Id Ioa,#,r MA ~,
person, Who s:al pay q HE Gonfafy a., III RI,
Dollars, shall Ne admitted ntirr tie apr atom ot III
M 'asera member OF sand Company and eated 10 one
share II - !.lhaiy'
Resolred, Tia To firth consideration Of bis Law H.
po,tpou. d nn TIE t,tsi sat1r,la 10 Apfi5 0eg
Resotled, Fiat he proceedings u lis meeting be nub
lish.d u all the rape OF his Bsta@ III.
AdJ nrned, 10 meet a this ptce the frst Saturau IL
6bAt nen JOSEPH BKiNGUuRSF Chairman
II tl1AhD tsec Y 14-i0t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
FOR SAIL. OR RENT.

SA-NPseLsAS3 ~, lHGi'
ceent oef, VIII nea enclosure in front and another
tn back and OK OF tte tts On he fis fco, there
aft tour rooms, and o. q tcnnd five Tie ap.n etan
ct are, cotvenieH kei,ca adj H. ia ~ 4 sahls
carriage hoase, &c he "t ans liee acres and
wen 81 in t,.nn'hy and clover
Pr Of Ne house VA, formerly occupied Is store, for
winch y IS 'he BET ,tand the village; bu ol he as
fNe years ne whole, has heen occupied alt Boal
ing Seao,i 70 this iuipese pecuna,h sdaptec The
schaol room being ary and racous he other apartment,
IA sc enough for " cmfp abb accommodation Of more
fndne 20 he scholar len rlsce Of eSeIeisc Nd
reereaon mnrt eligible situation f5l boarding. school,
esi boys girls, could net east he opnd he Village
heah ard pleasant and the oundng country beaSd.
FIJI and fnts cultivated.
10 me Giant, tearter parent desrolis Of giving
hi' sons Classical edncat"u This opery prselts riyst
adYantagfs Possession i'll be gwen he 25th OF Mach
neN' f9 ie.'s apply to the subscriber ,inpg,cn.
f1n -, 1870 w SHERER
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

DR. GDOBS.

Supeifne broad clio his aud casslmcrs, assorted chin,
lntn and cotton dril'tNgs yellow and blue infore, aS
domestic unki, Nalen H. Naise,lles, oilinet ana Elurer
tine vcsngs black. plan AID iwilld bunbaztt,s, q.
ctssan 81 gan y callcoes, catnbrc, hleactd and brown
>hirtllg aud seemg nnsns. Irish linens, long law ns ana
canbtc linens, i.evatinfs, Florrhcts, Gf.s de Mates
ring, flag and bahdanna dkfs Cotton a. linen n
white ard coind cao"n CRAZE aud clape shaw Is giten
AID black Italian do wolsted aud cotton hose All
su rttdels Yeik-tan ard beaver gloves Iawskns nak
Xii SnAe> Of superior quality, White ard coored don este
blahis and siripes ,abbN ba, Cup and Prtsbup cords,
fnstns and dthnss Aannes furniture ard akron cheek
oeis, nni b. ok and iackonet nmshls; "a So and "a
dmt, cah tlalct aud able Aens, het,ieknp Russ.
and ami atlor .sct ing beat he'd ar uneacIed; coarse
Mtns Us ahntg ana l'u ls;'s. Pof,el and Isnc+.lte
hecnbs; Nllnt nsion. Jacks, n. Aaanls and J.rergr
uncs; eas i.areis .tf.pe, pngann black !, d blosn
HOLLAND, kim b,atns, sowing silks and eoa ne cuons
s.ishaA, sarsr net black a 4 ligh eoloied as,l 4 &C.
CNOCLEIES
Sugar, coee, n,lsyt ~, mac crc +, bbls ,rA
AT bhi. gnger, alst ,ce pepper ground the qra
nntmegs, cl.es &c Together ali gene ia! variety d
qanls and Sea Stores,
P.fIt.YS .e.AU 6fJS.
White lead. hlack lead ed sal, blue rcd yelloR
oclre PieAsian t.e, clhnnic yeoe, vcidigrs ground
aud dry, pa cut green. is hlae, ~ aoot, &c-wintsT
simmer comino, castor, ltseitl, and s~ee Oils
Eafthen. Chiha, Lla>s and Qnypnsuare.
Having purchased The abo,r goods lef, Il auction Nc
certain Sell hem II g. REDUCED prices 10
those Who nay favor US with 4 elr cistum.
| sAMlEl. M'CAulLEY,
| June %, 1877. JOIN RICE.
y u, w have 10 addhoe 20 III, ahov, lis, received
genera ass f;r.t Fashionable HINT Fpr HATS Oh
tomnas,au tom Tie wed kpowr fac Of, Of Isaac sHo7
WILL, No A., saoihfront street. rhads lpha-vhcl VIII
be sold lev
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

TO RENT,
E-,wa A large 1'ro Story Brick DireNing Naasy
Ms.s1 III The village OF Newport, with sord trcs hatn,
HsssI and stables and ever, other cnnSenen o. build
ls-19sna NIX 10 the house is atiacltd afsr s,ir
rouu, years occupied as sore- 4 8, etg,h.a
satoa for cannt,y hsness as any % the place .ett
arc three lots IN the .ag c1nlahng aoot acres Aiel
will be ren.G Nt,h ht house Possession NJ Sc gwen
immediately On The 95h Of tia,cl Arpi, -
ALLAN THOMSON, tPf'nancn., or
JOHN l. MoRElSS, It1pden't hh,aa,
Dec 90. 1927. l8-ti Nc&HaH tl5l
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Ll.,aAaA ROOM.

March ist. 1928.
= az adjourned meet IF The haze Ea!ers Of lie
"a Wlnt 10 ~ ars conset.ea, u nhtc ut &c H.
III per. y IN GO he ~ ot considering
tfe eSpt drnct u n III " the pre- ire,.-
Atei ali'ra I'd discitsstln Nl'ef a nnmher IL
sts4 wete pre-, ca making III Library moe valua
bic ,ni rs n'ity noe ersiVa; oiuWing tan Was
off q. "a carried y the following vote;
f., NE Law, person, 3
b. PROXY.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
Valuable Property for Rent

a 10 be ented and POSSESSION gwen on
MS#!J the 25ih Of Nj eli neNt dwelling House and
M::e: Stare House III NtWa k, Del fnfmv.i, oaBcd by
Essur2szl Vim. Boyer, dec The house and Stor,
afck, Two SORES high Gnd are nearly He uut
h,nses and aipurtnances arranged With the
ceh.f nence The Stand Is not surpassed ny any iht
place st,ia tun inr business, and the celia eSce
le 4 fte'e ar a-o large garden, all lo neatly
paled y, pump excellent water at Tie door, bat,.
stahle, chai. tose, &c 4 x, speedily rented ,ogethc
thv n@ elng a, 4 5 ore will Le iet separac
Newark, Jap H. 95--f JOHN EVANS
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
10 the Citizens Of Delaware

10 the Citizens Of delaware
TIME subscriber begs leave most respectfully TO imof
The pubic thai he has arrived in the Borough VI Hii.
mingtcn, with his celebrated
BRASS, COPPER, STEEL IND TIN
Polishing Preservative Powder,
Ma ufact,red b, im Al No So Nassau street, NeaYork;
and slclts the pa ronaye Of tie housewife military gen
tleltan and ter, iu The As dome stic article
for polishing, far exceeds ay thing as yet invented ~
regard to econon, and usefulness.
JOHN I. HUNTLEY, I4ventor e Proprietor,
s., Nassa,i-st n. York.
The following ndN duals recognized vendors for
the above.
a. 4 H. wilson, M lo5. Aiarkei-reef, Peter Alrichs,
Beranlt. iottage, Joshua Harlan, Wilmington; Wm NJ
GaullCy y, BRANDY wae.
Prc $40 pe' g,oce--si per dozen.-184 cts. re- box
ar The propte:os employs 70 pedars, and ho"e nay
be considered geaiic, u,ess pnclased IRON ni iuais
IS advertised, o. from myself. Y u iltNiis!A
December %, 1892. l6-b@p
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""ich nave been exhibited bv that medley q
Parties which has united for the nur,ose :,
o'erthrowing the present Administrator. ant
p.a"'tns IN lis room a dynasty military in il
."arac'er, arbitrary in lis disposition, and o
uoooiul purposes. tits BY no means unlike
| mat me Jackson men in The House, taking
."'ir cue and direction from their coadiuiors
~ tue Other branch, will go will, the South
anu vote 70 recede from The disagreement Of the
ii'use 10 the amendments; and in shat case all
'ae hopes and expectations Of the West, aad
VI sucn other States as have INDUCED the be.
nei that surveys will be carried on through
'herh, Tor the purpose Of facilitating the inter.
course between them and the: fellow citizens
IN distant SECTIONS of the countIy,will De doom.
Gu TO severe disappointment. Should the a.
inehdments remain, the Southern policy will
nave obtained signal triumph over The prin-
'iP.es and policy which Mr. Calhoun himself.
uhder the administration Of Mr.. Monroe. Ia,
ooTtd so asslduously to inculca,e on the Union
as most congenial to its interests, and hay.
ing an obvious tendency to that promp,
ue>e'opment OF our internal character and
resources, which will elevate US at once
20 'he level OF he most distinguished ma
hons OF every age. 1t appears now to be the
"isn OF Mr.. Calhoun and his party, as well as
Vi Ven. Jackson and his party, TO check this
ue'eiopment oil national power, and arrest the
progress oil those works which have been, but
lew years since, declared by themselves to be
our pest defence against hostile entertainments
from abroad, and the best guarantee Of the
Permanence Of our Union at home. The change
Is suspicious one, and, pied with some ex>
pressions OF an equivocal meaning, which have
oSen thrown out by the same party, as 10 the |
Pefllous situation ir which the country will be
placed, when the public deb, shall be liquida,
tea, lead US almost 10 suspect the new opinions
OF Mr.. Calhoun and the rest, indicate The ex-
ls'ence OF plans or expectations which are not
yer sufficiently mature & definite TO be more ex-
p'icitly presented Could the scheme laid for the
elevation Of Gen. Jackson prove success ,rul, we
might then expect more plain exposition Of
the meaning Of this new course; and then, in,
decd, we should be compelled to realize what
evident to The foresight Of Mr.. Jefferson,
The fnll danger to which the elevation of a mill
iary chiettain would expose our republican in
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A PLAIN MAN.
New Market, April %, 1928.
From the National Intelligencer.


TRs CuEs,PEAxE AND Ono lANAL'-i ne
opposition made by the vote oil the house %
Representatives, on Saturday, in relation 10 'he
G.h en- the docket Of the Committee OF Ine
Whole, relative to the Chesapeake and ONO
Canal. having indicated determination, on
ha mar, Of the House, to pass hna' vote on
ha, rrea, enterprise, the hopes OF our fellow
.,;zens, which had been sunk in dependency,
ue once more revived, and we look forward,
rom the indications which accompanied the
vote, with confidence 10 favorable decision
.Pon il.
The season for renewing the lahors OF the
year Gas no, so far advanced as to preclude the
ompelion of part Of the Canal, (he portion
We should hope, from the Great Falls 10 the
ctJl before the ensuing winter: while the re-
,iqe Of tie line, TO the coal banks, can be dis
ubulel into small sections, and let In contrac'
DTS before the expiration OF the year.
| Should these hopes be realized, The presen
congress will find, on their return to US mex
Winter, an addition Of numerous substantial
'ilhc's to the buildings of Washington, an'
pro'lson made for the erection OF thrice lh'
amber the ensuing season. The whole lac
| 81 our City will be changed, from its presen
AIN and almost vacant rePose, to the expires
,on and animation of thriving commercial
ommuDiy. Our neighbors Of Alexandria an
georgetown, who, TO our great regret, ma.
ALTERED Of late, from our progress, VIII oeS'
apsparc for the approaching harvest OF re
GRATED commerce, navigation and wealth.
he Country ard the town will alike reJolce,
.. Tven,ielh Congress viii be hailed, by tn
la million Of People who have been repre-
.'o'ed IN the two Canal Conventions oil WASH
aslon, as the benefactors Of themselves and
We lnoo, Of which this noble enterprise WI
Prove one Of the most powerful aud durable &C
"yA's tits by such legislation as this TIL
e glory is won for a country.
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Boot and Shoe Black

'VHE subscriber once more takes the liberty of in.
forming the gensemen of Alexandra, and the
Una, ne mas returned to Alexandria and has
en- a stand under Mr. Thomas Talberts Rarber sbon
on Royal street. and nearly opposite the new market
mousse where he intends carrying the Root & Shoe
backing business, and from long experience of the
business, he atters himself that he can clean Boots or
ohoes IN as neat manner and with quick Dispatch
strict attention to business, he hopes to merit share
OF patronage amongsta generous public, and returns
his sincere thanks to those, who have conferred past
tavors on him while in business heretofore, and would
be highly gratfed to serve them again Also, he in.
tends to keep the best quality of Liquid blackins on
hand, for sale by the bottle or smaller quantity
His terms will be moderate
may s. PETERJOG,N
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George =. A0ugh


o,.,;,-aseIect assortment OF SPhiNd
l cO0DS among which are the following VIZ
Blue cloths and cass'meres
Steel mkt and medley 90
Black do, some superior
V;gor;a and Rouen cassimeTes for summer
Stripes OF all xmas , Gov n,,t.,o,n,
White and striped satteens very neat ''' P"""
Colored and white dnllngs
Beautiful assortment OF Ves'inSs
Hack lastingsa and circassiahs c. O.,
BLACK and COP ID brocheile, ne w article ior e'"'' ~
super and common black bolnba2ine
Bombazettes ... Zoo ooo,, In,
Green, blue, orange ana p'aeh
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns
84 and ga very stout barnsley draper
DO do cotton DO
Dmask napkins
Super black Italian lustring.
Rack and plain gros-de- naples
pnt. blue and real blue black satin
Bonnet cambria, millinet and foundation rh"s""
| Furniture cambria and garment u'''''''e'
Plaid and stripe caupaiye
| Batiste robes
| Calicoes and super ginghams .
First QUALITY and common nankins
Nankin dye blue do
Grenatline and barrage scarfs
Fancy silk and gauze hoS's
Fine blue searsuckers .;jtond
arge assortment of colored, black and white s'kaho
| cotton hosiery
Gauze aannels
Worsted bindings, all colors
Carpet do !,
Red. black, drab and blue cotton 20
Parasos and umbrellas
De- German and Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
RIsck and colored Canton do
Mems and boys Leghorn, fine pamlea' coarse ''A'
Lechorn fats and crowns
2uDer patent roller suspenders
Grey Canton Pongees
Chop tickngs ,.o,
DOMESTYCS IND CO11ON fahN.
4uo %
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AUCTIONS.
Public Sale

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at Fairfax
W Court House, on Monday the Goth day Of NAV,
being the first day of the superior Court few likely
young Negroes. belonginsto the estate of Edu ard
day of Sale. W >''
EDWARD l. BLACKBURN, and
LEWIS E. BLACKBURN.
Exr's of T.. L. Deceased NOV J,s
All persons having claims against the said deco
aeat are hereby warned to exhibit the same properly
authenticated to the subscribers. living near the great
FAILS OF Potomac in Fairfax County, Va Or Isaac
keii Hexandria, on fore the 5th day of Novem.
Der next, or they may by law be excluded from All
dement, 70 sal Estate. And those indebted are re.
qa,reh 10 make immediate payment. G;,en under
our hands this 5th day of May, 1928.
E. L. B. Executor. of
may 6-tf LER\ Z. L. b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06
Prom the National Journal.

IAs determination Of the Senate to insist On
amendments made by that body in the Bill
S'A'Hs appropriations Tor Internal Improves
gSSo's, has thrown the bill back upon the
,,"Sse, where the amendments will probably
@Ssn up TO day. 1t will be seen by reler-
&c 70 the ayes and noes in the Senate, that he
~, ,S was distinctly party one. 1t adds ano-
S %% 10 the many and unequivocal demons'ra-
.''o' hostility against Internal improvement;
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Notice.

ftre insurance Company Of alexandria.
The Stockholders are berebx ;pf,rra5 a.. -.
notes for the unpaid part of the capital being twelve
and an half dollars per SHARE will be renew ed for six
months, from the 5ih instant ~
NAV 2-St m NIcYorrc &C.,
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Elegant Articles at Auction.
may 6-tf

I'VE Ladies, ofthe Female Education Society. net
having disposed ofall their articles exhibited n be
Falrfor the days past. have determined TO sell them
auction, on Monday morning the 5lh inst commenc.
ing precisely at 10 o'clock, in the Masonic Hau
where they have already been 1t is hoped thu,
'ne attendance wiii be general and the bidders Eber
a. py order GEO. JOHNSON
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A,gs..552S.sk:- y lHtfsDl2IAs
7rrSDAY MORNING, MAY 6. 1928.

The packe, ship Helen, from Havre, arrived
=, N,w York, brings Paris papers TO the 2s,h
March. They contain however no Interests
10, intelligence. Affairs appear 10 bear war
r. aspect, hut no certain news Of declaration
,;v.r, By Russia against Turkes, has yet been
..,.iyed. The liberal party in France are ac>
,,s in their eSes!ions. God grant their labors
success.
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P0stponement:

1--WE above sale is postponed 70 Wednesday .,o,,
ing at o'clock, when II is hoped that the Ladies
ana Gentlemen will again favour the Society with
their attendance ".'''
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Swing Fashions.

NAf"rk, Der Schr Virginia. her spring Easb;ons
consisting of a variety of rs A''''''''
of -. nuts and Cups,
.! ,he 'atest and most approved patterns together
Win an elegant assortment of Silks, Artificial Flowers
hiooons, Ganze Scarfs, Leghorns, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-

tory.
TAMEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand, ana
81 will constantly keep at his old stand Oh Hoya,-
St. Alexandria e at the corner OF loth 81, fehhs!
yania Avenue Westinghouse general ASSORTMENT VI
the most fashionable and durable Furniture when lie
will warrant equal, if not superior IN qnai'y 10 any
ever offered in the misunderstanding IN part, Oh
Crccian winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and PLAIN s'denoards
Ditto, with ecaretts and marble SLABS
French and plain buresus
pressing do with mirrors
Ladies and Gentlemens' secretaries anu BOOKCASES
Pier 1ables with marble and mahogany tops
''piller and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
plain do do do do DO
Ladies work stands
| Shaving and candle do -
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
| Portable writing desks &c
| With general assortment OF bedsteads OF richiy
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all OF
which VIII be sold as low for cash as they can be pur-
chased of the same quality at any other mandatory
| in the Union,
ALSO,
An assortment of st Domingo and Bay OF honduras
Mahogany, part of which is suitable tor handralls'
! steam sawed curl and shaded veheers, coPa, var
nsh ola superior quality, sacking bottoms Cords &c
TURNING AND CARVING,
| Handsomely executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06

hbalact gen rs'lyknown tina, thousands ofthe
telegraph papers are sent under the franks Of
Ho- Jackson members of Congress to diffpren,
parts Of the country, for the purpose of disse,
mnaliog vile abuse against the President and
hi, CABINET. Another fact, in connection with
,tn, should also De generally known and that
i,lhal at many post Offices where large packs
lces Of this paper are received, ;hey lie dead
10 n: office. The people refuse to read such
rash, even when sent to them free Of expense.
The tHoaiNx note from a gentleman Of Ports
mouth, \. II. pubishVA in one the papers Of
srD,ace. will show how egregiously The jack
g, Dso are mistaken in their endcavors to Ell"
81, revolution Of public sentiment by such
mas
N,,,r, Editors: l beg leave, through your
,,n,- 10 inform a certain member OF Con-
,y,, who directed copy OF the washington,
Ig-ksor, Telegraph, to d certain gentleman ~
ri, town las, week, that that gentleman would
), Obliged to the honorable gentleman, u, when
ysrhe imOroves his ranking privilege again
n , similar way, he would send him such pa
DsrS =, an honest friend Of our Government
NAV Ii,, to read, and not insult him with enc
OyeRosing with abuse Of upright men and
tue republican mt assures.
A PLAIN MAN.
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The above sale is postnouea
Trustees Sale.

I'VE sale of the LAND conveyed to me upon trus,
o., ny hohert T. Thompson by deed bearing date the
lo'h day OF July, 1925, heretofore advertised. but
postponed from time 10 time, will be positively made
on me Zoh day o nert month, (being tie first day of
alrraH superior Court) before the rontdcor Of Fair
faxiCourt. House. ''
aprl23-ts IN uscp,p
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Trust Sale Of ,NegrOes-

~ virtue of deed of trust executed to the sub
COZ '.lioeF ny robert T. Thompson bearing date the
FAIRFAX shall, for the purposes threin mentioned
on Saturday next. the Sd Of May at ~ ococb
NJ to oer for sale for cash, at Samuel Ca,t,
al West End, two likely young negroes; one bow.
girl about IA years old. The subscriber will corr.
only such title as is vested in him By said deed Of
trust, which however he believes 10 be unou, son..
bic. nc mtfeoN ,oha'
April 28-ts
The above sale is postponed
until Saturday next, the 10th inst it will tax nI N
'hat day, at the place and hour above mentioned.
mays
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MRS. HILL:

RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies tLat She has
IL just receveda fresh supply of Fashions. Also
a few superior Chips and plain Bonnctts.
may 2-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06

nu-re;chbours AZ Washington, experienced
r.,, severe storm on Saturday evening las..
S.r.r,, chimueys and walls were blown down,
and quantity of glass broken by the hail
Tho most serious accidents we heard of.savs The
r,,srjrsncer, were witnessed, in part, from the
.i,dows of the Capitol, with the most intense
..,i,ry. "The two late stages, from Baltimore,
,-1r,d within The city just as the storm begun.
The horses Of one Of the stages. terrified and
manageable, could the driver have seen how
=, ,uiar Them, blinded as he was by the min
Gid hail and rain, plunged down the circular
mad rouEd the hill, with furious haste. One
or,hs leaders taking one direction, The other
N. opposite one, they brought up the Stage a.
gains, large poplar tree, at the turn into the
avenue, With such siolcnce as to break down
the tree, which was large and firmly rooted, and
Killed one The wheel horses on the spot. For.
,ana'sly all the passengers had been able to
,yap- from the stage before the horses ran
Of The horses attached 10 The other stage
ran n The road on to the commons, and soon
oerse, with great violence, The passengers |
in both stages escaped miraculously, though |
some Of them Jumped out whilst the horses !
were in fulI speed The person most injured
wa, a female passenger, The wheel Of the stage |
having run over her foot"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06

Uince OF me County Cow. &c m Tie CIe,k,s
on Saturday, the l7ih Of Moy nfal 1oW0liam, SHAH
Thomas Hampton in the en T%x" aSS s door Of
to the highest ~, S,dae IN. a. o FIJI LAND,
belonging to said Wader, lying the county s 81
s: Ina. ss & ae sSs ,s and 1s:
~ TYLER. Such title only will be made to the pur'
chaser as is vested in the subscriber by said deed OF
trust. ''''' '"
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