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that Mayor Henry landed at my iiousc from tho
steam boat, which was Carrying the President and
oiher gentlemen 10 the" n. Carolina man-of- " ar
ih'n lying near the mouth of the Potomac. This
"a cuuStance VIII ascertain tho period OF the visit
'ni conversations. In answer to some inquiry of
inine, aS TO what would be the probable result OF
ne election by the House, Mr.. Henry, stated,
nat General jackson might haze obtained the vote
oi kentucky, ii he had authorized or permitted
III friends To have given Mr. Clay or his friends
IN assurance that Mr.. Clay ehoud, upon his cleo
ton, he made Secretary OF State. That the time
mad nov paSsed-that Mr.. Adams would receive
he vote OF kentucky---that the attachment of
large number OF her delegates to Mr.. Clay, would
LEAD them To vote for Alr. Adams, in order to adj
vance the political interests of thsir favorite (Mr
C.)--that he (Nr. FL had warmly supported the
election oil Mr.. Clay; but, under existing circuni-
tanccs, he should not hesitate TO obey the will of
she people of his State, who were now, and at all
times, opposed 10 Mr.. Adams, since he was first
announced a candidate for the Presidency
that no doubt existed, but that General Jackson
was second only tn Mr.. Clay in the estimation and
attachment OF the people of Kentucky-and was
at The present time the object OF their decided po
Ntical preference and hopes.
he above Is substantially a>correct statement
OF Mr.. icnrys remarks, TO the best OF my recol-
lection have, as requested by your Committee,
made oath TO my statement, as am sure 1 have
given the substance OF Mr.. Henrvs observations
know would not designedly pervert them for
! all this world can bestow
have the honor to be- most respec tfulIy, your
V'ry obedient servant, A. GREER
Sworn to, before me, Of the Associate Judg-
es for the first judicial District OF the State oMa-
ryland. EDMUND KEY.
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L.9,,.D S MICROBES.

LIN ~ - stfSGHOES.
fNiiE health tf the .ab.t pc him 10 n..n
TO the active ju'' ~ as,iesicrs' life. w sell IN.
Estate IN the COUNTY OF York consisting Of farms; In.
's containing sbont 900 the other 700 They lie
III. hank, Di York River 10 nssrstion; and tile
lands well adapted to the growth cotton tobacco corn aud
an ANAL crops The farm Is nov in neat ords Anil
nde client fees. ard good 81 aud the land NOT O.
etned heavily timhred. On the other found shei
ssrie xhAu,iibie quantities. With the land, vii; Iii
negroes, stocks Of all kinds plantation ns work horss L.
mules with the growing crop Of CORN foide &C. The pro.
ry ~ be 'he"n TO persoo wsLing to purchase who wi
Yctt Town, Va. June g. "a.
FE.NJ4LE EDUCJdTTON.
LADY, de'irou, Of obtaining situation IN emaie Sem
produce satisfactory a, to Ss
he heard Of by addressing line to nj c. Pe,erburr VI.
e' Ssl s' q? e.,
.dDdii.tiSIR.dTOR' .NOTICE. -
persons having claims against the estate Of Garter B.
Derke'y dse late Of Barn Ems, the county Of Mid
prop.ry authenticated and all persons indebted the Ca
.s %'.' P %nt Of carter wM MoLAs Nd
Public Sale Of valuable Land near the Uniye,.iI,,
of Virginia.
l Monday, the 9TH day II Aug nex,. viii he ,o,a :;
w n naaoe'y's at the Central Hotel, kept by Mr. Joel
. OF 'rast OF land in the neghbohood Of charIott.,
rn.aI s fe',ns,nE TO the hate r.eden Monroe and
oy mn 10 the Bank "f the u S. in Of
d'm 1T, naneri ed 10 by the Bank Of Coiutnhis. '"
ne whole tract IS rsma, kahy well ,imbersd md w.let.S
e"sAse:usy situated; and about acre, of 1, ~;
IN. be'tmouniain quality nndhe remaining psrt Of So .,
on e mountain part there a a dwSIIip, ho,,,
WIN st,st and saw MILL ana there other ms nj. ~
ohs portions Of the tract The ha, been M; cc into G
DIVISIONS, will be sold su,t the ~
The land. will be sold on a credit OF I, Q A,.s
from the time sale; ,d bond, win snn,S
.sene ,hs nd lien upon Cue land will be qared 10
reside. r, qtS al; apply to John w.ou E. who
SAMUEL II. SMITH, President
-, Office of Bank, u. S. Washington.
b.
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M WCRERY-DRAPEn& TAYIop
.rAs successor SUCCESS TO bradley, M Csery f. co.,
East corner 18th and streets, ia The ,.us~ ,ae
st. he Esrps hy Dr. Charles nearly
y,a cJnpletr as,ortment of ~ " eeP Sous'snI-
A., Cloths, Cassmeres, vcsng,
SPRING FAsHIo ,isf;s;' his
'1'''' "aaaS0nae assortment of Spring and Sum.
G. mer Goods
Gentlemen who may purchase their so,d, .,.
Am, y, "a mme ed 10 the beat rsnnera a, herstofo,e
1871
,,,,, Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal.
p'ats oho C,ns Company will, he h.id ome Snss
o., III nay %, june ensuing, at 10 o'clock A. MI - m,
dent ana .. :" NY arlington, for the papo,e Of eI.cng Pres.
@ ana NIX eeto 60 ouuaduet the concern, Of III Com
her, h. th "I n exceeding year,, .u.
S. r. SMITH,
A. c. CAZENOVE,
c. SMITH,
o0mmi'si0ne rs on the part of the U. S.
+. TILGHAfAN
=. Z. THOMAS,
SAML. SPRIGG
commissioners on the part of the State of Mary,ar,s
H. h. HENDERSON,
VIM. ELZEY.
C. HUNTER,
commissioners on the part of the State oe v;r,f,;.
THE COy1.nISSIOyNcERS.
=, w The subscription books will continue onen rn,
the 10th OF June next. ~
Ws,mas;on, Jun- s. a,,o,,,
Oh ,NcERY. In Gyo ehIand e.un1v eou-, ~, Ar
Leroy Eli, 49,
against THa'
John Ellis and Cbsrip his wife Josenh w,,L;,, 49,, ,,
i ,s ms wife, Benz Phaup and Eiz ,b,tI h ,r. n -.
DaI"y, Tor mey kebecca Ellis joshua El,, Hereis. Eh
LIs.zs, XII ~, the children Of
of Caleb Eli. a. J.-:,, . the chldIen
The defendant, Joshua Ellis, Hereur, Ellis, psthoos,
Eliis, and t-,, p1'tnoomeV,
-i', DER not having entered their pppearsms ,nJ 80
security according u the Act OF Assemble and nh. ,,is - az
% apu appearing TO the aetion of III, c,u Tia,
u'y are NOT inhabitants oil this Con On IN n.:
OF TIE Pia'nIs ny counsel, is ordered Ths, d. 80; o
o.'e"an'' do appear fie before June rou, me-, ~
answer tue Plains bill, aud that cvpy Of I'M. I'D A h
"seed IN some newspaper publhsd ia the civ of
pr Two months aud that another ccn,
" posted al the front door of the Courthouse AZ is ronnt
'"O ." ee''''e s9s,i days. A COPY. T,,te,
Jun" 8 w. "iiLAEh' q. G. q. c.
I'm cHANCERY Al Ruirs holden IN the CI,,LI. oaf@s
1922 ''e' U" me "a DAY of june
Wood Jones Hamlin, DIR
fHa
T I'm =. Achei Philip Jones, aud Wood Jones Def.
"e Deeadsnt Wood Jones not having entered b, .unss-
t"td"s 10 the Act OF A,einnly and the Rule ~ ,b
~ sPPesfins 10 the satisfaction OF the court thai no
~ oSun" ~ IS ordered That the said Defendant a, ,
mere IN IN. is Monday ofacs. next and ,rsr ~
snee aud answer the Pla,nG's bill and give ,een,i,v
h e dsefes Of the CONT, and bi copy Of hi, order
| T W soue newspaper printed In the city Il Rich
'nphu 'f two months w. and posted Al Tho TT
49, - VIC N"u''"ouse nI sara county. A copy
Tune g. o" i'ooiSsoN, clerk.
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No. 1,
NO. Z.
MAsuINGToN CITY. ApriI 4. 1893

WASHINGTON City, April 1, 1928.
Sir: The communication which you, as Chair
'man of the Jackson Corresponding Committee adj
dressed TO me, was received In answer 10 which
/ have TO state
That during the Session OF Congress i'll 1915
whilst the election of President of the United State
was then before the House of Representatives,
called to Mr.. Clay, to ascertain possible, his
determination as it related to his voting Tor Mr.
Crawford, in whose favor then was, and had been
from the commencement Of the contest, as MIR
Clay knew, and believe every body else who
was acquainted with me.
1 think this wa in the month OF January OF that
year, the latter part OF the preceding month, De-
cember. MIR. Clay in the course of conversation
said to me, that he had called on Mr. Crawford, n.
he arrived in the city, to satisfy himself and
be his own judge TO the state of his health; and
that he was thoroughly convinced, from seeing
him, that it woul! not do TO elect him; that his
health sobad he could not discharge the duties
OF The Office If he were elected
He then went on to states in the Of that
conversation, and think nearly i'm these words
" When take up the pretensions Of MIR. Adams,
and weigh them, and lay them down-then take
up the preteDsions Of General Jackson, weigh them
and lay them down by the side of those Of Mr.. A.
dams-I never much puzzled in all my
life, as | am 10 decide between them"
In answer TO the other part of your inquiry, per-
NIT inc TO say, that have had many conversations
with Mr.. Clay, of political character, the nature
and extent Of whici 1 am unwilling 10 disclose
unless some future circumstance should authorize
require it.
1 am, Sir, your obedient servant
JOHN FLOYD, Of Virginia.
Gen. J. p. VAN Mss,
Chairman Corresponding Committee.
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NOTICE.

ShtsISIIfNG 20 close my accounts finally q, IN.
" 81 the is,eD w Coleman, 1 esfpesy reos,,, III
persons having claims against the estate Of me-
make tlem known for stlemcn aud The like
Of those who may have claim. sgain, the late e. Of c"Is
man Voolfolk. Those indebted 10 either B W r, SoIs
Coemsn W0oliJk, or In me q, EI,o, NJ n NJ rsn
man, sie requessed 10 make immediate payment =, NJ, hh
'"'u's'"oe ''o 'e gwen JOHN SHEPPARD. Ex'or
Jaw. rs ''"o'smsn' Gee.
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NO. o.
SMITH's POINT, CHARLES CoUNTY, NJ
AIn.rI.

oMIAH TOINI, LIIANLLs OOUNIE5 WU'
March oath, 1925
To Gen. j. p. Pan. Ness.
SIR In answer to the inquiry proposed by the
Jackson Corresponding Committee, Of which yor
are Chairman, as TO conversation which passed
betw the late Hon. Robert p. Henry, OF Ken
lucky, and myself in the month Of January. or the
early part Of February, 1926, will state, in sub.
stence, as observations, in relation to the Presi-
ia election, then pending before the House Of Rep
rrscnfa'iYcs of the United States. WI observe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-10

IL Fefsons indebted 20 TIE Of JOIN IIrbs,,--
60 o. he county 81 Hanover, are rsou,,te; a. 80
impsast rsyment' Aud tnose having claim. again, s
VII resent The IN fcI advitm. before IN. fri a.
io%0, or 'nis vii be Piesdtd in bsr Of r.eovs,sl
% w T. " SCOTT, ser'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-10

The Goods referred to an the ADORE advertisement,
consist principally ofthe toiio,ring articles
MAY 2SrH, 1925.
arse assortment OF fine up.iae aud blue black
DO do DO do. brown, olive, green, car.t II MKT do
Do do 10 blue, black, dIab white, buf and nixt cas-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-10

\ LADY, DESTROYS Of obtaining situation emale SEN
mary, or private family, as Teacher, and one who ca
Peauee satisfactory Testimonials &C. ms
ne heard Of by addressing line to nj c. Petersburg v.
Feb 81. ~
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-18

hands clenched. Every one cleared away for 1t,
in silent horror; and there was not person IN
Harlem WHO did not believe Il dead body en-
dowed with the power OF motion.
Omit Went through the village or town towards
the great wilds and forest of Germany. Weeks,
months, years past on but at intervals The horrible
shape was seen, in VARIOUS parts Of the North Of
Europe The clothes however which be, who
was once Myuheer Vgn Wodenblock used % wear
have all mouldered away; the flesh too has fallen
from his bones, and he IS now skeleton IA sScl-
elton in all but tie cox leg, which stu in an It's
original rounditY and. size continues attached to
the spectral form Of qPerDetgm. nobik, dragging
wearied bones for over aud for ever over the
earth
MAY an GOOD ssssisprotoct Us from such broken
Ices. and may Tier, never appear q mechamcian
hike Turningvort TO supply us with cork substi-
mtes, Of so awful and mysterious power.
Literary Magnet.
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lH iarOice Of UOiiHs, Flutes.
Flies g. CIo1IOnets; Piano
Music D. Violin Strings.


THrsH AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF DRY
GOODS. CONSISTING DIS PART AS FOLLOWS;
Olive. brown buc back and mixed Cloths;
Cambria and Jlcno, Gnghams Calicoes, and
Cmbuc,.
Srperine ga Swiss. Mill Plain and Figured
IrrEmet~. and Medium Nuslms;
U0r,.ed Bombazne and black Lasting, for Cen
Icmen'- wcar
Cotton and silk Stockings;
Plain ami Mixed D1.Ing@
Linen Cambria Pocket HandkerchcSi
Linen Cambuck lawn Imitation Linen Cambria;
ga. rs and 81 Table Linen
An elegant assortment of Colored and Plain Cra-
watts,
Fashionable silk Pocket Hmdkorchiet,
Fancy Scurts and Shawls;
Bonnet Hust and Cap Rbbands, and Wire Rib
mdsi
Leghom. Straw and Gimp Bouuets, and Gentle
mens Lcgh0m Hats,
Ladies and Gentamens block Hoslun, hid and
Six Gloves,
Thread. Bobbmett and Cotton LacoS, Senshaw,
Srcenet. Florence. Mantua, Satin a Lutlsting
Six col0rod and blacks
Cc'crod Gros tc Naples Silk.
Sa.n Striped Leyu,ue and florence
Bauessc. assorted co.ors
Back and co.0ued Budas;
4l5-4 Bobneu Lace Piping Cord. Grape ShawiS
Crane Robes. and black Canton Grape,
DL.s. Uhae. and Green French Grapes. and
Green Gu-e
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Ion lha TnIted So. 80 ]

THE FATHER-A SKETCH.
He g0eth ugtO the grave, to '0eeP &ers."
1t is impossible TO take near view Of
human suffering, evenin its ordinary forms
without feeling how much fiction owes 10
truth. Imagination may busy Itself WIN
descriptions of some wide sweeping oes-
olatiol, in which are buried families and
names; it may coniure up scenes to shock,
by the extent Of their misery, or disgust
by the deprayity, Of their actors; But truth
descends into the human heart, and ga
Tiers its knowledge from the sources Of af-
lection: where some are dried up by the In-
gratitude of man, and many overflow TO
irripate a thankless soil. When thus di-
rected. We have at hand the means Of con
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FFTY-THREE PACKAGES,

CONSISTING IS PART AS FOLLOWS:
saws )in = ca, and PITT Hand, PANEL and
Tenant
Do. Frame, Wood, Circular, Compass and Fptg
Anyls rea. Mouse Hole and Birmingham;
Vices. 5Hgh. and black assorted sizes.
DO. Hnd
Screw Plates, assorted sizes
Iron. JunIata and common,
Steel American, English do. MAYORS and San
dorsou's
DO. Hoop Crowy and German.
Sloves and Spades iron and steel pointed Sock
Ct Sh0vcls;
Wre all sizes, and Wire Plyors;
Plane Irons. Butchers and Cam best cast steel
and common
Files, assorted. of All kinds,
Cooper Shoemakcrs' Chaimakcrs and Sallers
Tools;
Turner'S Chissels and Gouees;
Gunlocks. double three quarter Bride.
DO. Swivel and Roller, raised pan.
Do DO. DO. skeleton do.
Sheet Brass,
Hinges Butt. Table and Brass
Screws. assorted sizes;
Hatchets Axes and AIDES;
Chise.s Noucng Sockets, and Eimer
Plated and Timed Sadd.ev, and Hair Plush, blue
and orange;
Conn and Garden Hoes Gudirons; Frying Pans;
Bell Mett.e Tea Kettles and Saucepaus;
Castings Windmill Irons. Dutch Ovens. Ten hct-
tas Skllo,s Mould Boards and Sad lronsi
Brushes. of I'd. kinds;
Cur Nails Jwiat1 assorted sizes.
Drought do Gut Iacks. Clou,-, Eyots * Springs;
Trlwc- Brick and PL~terlnG
>y.Ho- al hut
Em,e- and Forks Pealniyos. single, double and
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-18
THE SUBSCRIBERS

neay 2n5 1oS
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From the For; Put Glass-worSs- handsome as
so-to,ert If DOUBLE FLINT GLASS WARE
for sale az the Manufacturer prices.
Pc1ons wishing 90 purchase goods al cheap
rate. VIII please TO call ana EXAMINE as we lh'enu
s,ll-r- III p very small advance upon cost.
Co9rfv Merchants VIII find It to their adyant-
ace TO give Us q CALL
Hh,E1g, MGy "a, IS25-ts
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GOODS.

And a variety Of other articles not enumerated
also
French Brandy. Peach Brandy, Holland Gin,
HHskev Pom Madeira, Lisbon, Icnenhc, and
Country d ines: Moasse>; Macke,eE Gmpowder;
Imperial. and Young Hyson Teas. &c. including
a General assortment of al kinds of GROCERIES
ma EENS-W ARE
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RICaARD lame s. co.

RESPECTFULLY, inform their friends anl
tle public, that no addition to their former assert
ment they have just received and are now open
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Trustees Sale

NY virtue of five several deeds of trust from aw
IL renee &. Alexander TO me dated Tho day
OF July, 1877, the OH day of August, 1897 the 5th
day of March. 1923 the 10th day If March, 1875 and
the 18th day OF June, 1925 dul, recorded in the Clerks
Thursday the 9TH day of Angus next, before the
front-door of Prince William Court House. of:r for
sale to the highest bidder. for read, money, all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me by said
deeds, consisting of said Alexanders interest under
his fathers Will in Tract of Land called Fling
ham, lying upon Cedar Run in said County and il 81
valuable Slaves his share, estimated contain 5000
acres, Of certain Lands in the State OF Kentucky.
Tract of Land Of about 100 acres sdacent 10
Efingham and four Slaves in his poss, ssion As
shall sell merely Trustee, shah convey to tho
purchasers of said Estate such title only is vested
in me by the said deeds.
june 23-ts JOHN MACRAE;
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Notice.

DROP0S AIS will be received at the Office Of the
i Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, in the City
of Washington, he l4ti 18th, and 10th OF August
next, for the Excavation, Embsnh ment, and Waing,
of the miles of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
in half mile sections, extending from the head OF the
Little Falls to the head of the Great Falls OF the Po
tomac River. Uniform printed termsfo the proposals.
describing the various species OF work to be executed
will be supplied at the Office to any person desiring
contract, and printed contracts will be in readiness
for signature after the proposals shall have been APP
proved by the President and Directors of the Company
Proposal i'll also be received, in like manner, from
the LIST to the Goth Of October for building from IL to
20 Locks or the line of Canal above mentioned, and
for the masonry of such Aqueducts, Cuverts, &C. as
may be comprised in the plan of structure.
All letters relative to the subject matter OF this no.
toe will be addressed. post paid, by the writer to
JouS p. ISeLE, Clerk Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, Washington.
JOHN p. INGLE,
C. of the C. aud o. Canal Company.
CITI HALL OF WAsHINeToy,
July 10th, 1928 eotIoA
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From the Baltimore American
BALTIMORE, 6 h July. 1923.


Mr.. John J. Haired
Sir-EncluseG YOU have my answer 20 your
address, presented TO me on the 4th inst. on
the occasion of fixing the Stone at tie COM
men, ement Of the 34limore and Ohio Ral
Road. That / should be selected 10 berform
this imposing cerrmony,-which succeeding
generations will recoilect with gratitude, for
the benefits to be derived from il, Il consi,ler
testimony OF appreciation of my conduc, by the
Citizens of Baltimore, the continuance Of which
Will endeavourto merit.
CHI. CARROLL OF CARROLLTON.
To tie Book-binders ofthe City of Baltimore
GEsTLEMEN-Wth gratitude rec, i've the
cordial address of the Book Binders of the CIV
of Baltimore, and the present Of the book,
elrg .ntly bound, specimen of skill, and great
proficiency in their art, containing the Report
of the Engineers Surveys, or the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road-a "magn6cent enter.
prise" calculated TO cement and pfrperuate the
union Of the Western States with the Atlantic,
originating in the zeal, foresight, and patriot
ism of a single city. May the Almighty bless
The undertaking and increase the prosperity OF
Baltimore, of Maryland and of the U. States.
Having discharged to he best of my Judgment,
the several and impor,an, trusts CONN it,-d 10
me- by my fellow citizens, feel great satisfac-
lion in being one Of their number, private
and retired citizen, seeking no other reward
than the love and esteem of those whose wel>
fare have endsavoured to promote in all the
actions of my public life. Accept nv thanks
for the aft c,Iona,e sentiments of your address
CHI. CARROLL OF CARROLLTON.
July 9th, 1928
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Valuab\e Servants for Sale.

4 VERY likely and valuable female house servant
N who is accustomed to every kind of employment
about house, to washing and ironing. milking, &c.
and has occasionally worked in the field, vino is per-
fectly healthy and about thirty three years of age will
with her two children, boy three years old, the
Others female infant aged seven months, be sold on
moderate terms, to any one residing in the county OF
Fairfax or its neghborhood, who may be disposed to
purchase. Traders their agents need not apply.
Application may be made at this Office.
July 10-eo2w
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SpleMaiA FURNITURE.


CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet and Sefa Maker. King, merit door
TO the corner Of alfred street,
S61As on hand, and constantly manufactures, gene
IA raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE.
which for elegance and durability dehes competition
His stock, generally, consists OF
Greecian and plain sofas and lounges
Mahogany and other drawing room chairs
Grecisn. winged and single wardrobes
Gothic, and various other sideboards
pier tabes, with marble and mahogany tops
pillar and block dining, card and breakfast tables
Ditfo claw do do do DO
Plain Go 90 w "
Centric or loo w
Ladies dressing tables, with mirrors
ditto workstands and music stools
i,.a 49, h "a other bureaus leases
Washstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, bird eye, curl maple and CONN peds'esus
Cribs and cradles-wth every other article IN 'he
cabinet line.
LIKEWISE, =,
ST. Domingo mahogany in the log, plank ooara anu
Honduras do for hand railing 'e"'
Soaking bottoms, cords, copal varn'sn, ao.
TURNING NEATLY EXECUTED.
The above articles will be disposed OF on .he ih'''
reasonable terms for cash, or TO Punetns' persons,
very liberal patronage from washington, nduees
me to saw that will send furniture to any
in that,City. free ofall charge june
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$50 ACRES.

The said land IS described by said deed as part Of
tract lying upon Occoquan Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy Of said Thompson A. shall sell
said land merely as trustee under said deed shall
vey to the purchaser such title only thereby vest'
ed in me. JOHN MACRAE.
may 15-ts
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JOHN MACRAE;
Trustees SA\e

DY virtue of deed of trust from Robert r. Thomp.
Id son to me, hearing date the Slsda, of May, 1897.
County Court, in the State of Virginia, shall, on
Monday the 18Th day of Sugust merit (beng the first
day OF Fairfax August County Court) before the front
door of the Court. House Of said county, expose to
sale, by public auction, for ready money. Tract Of
Land conveyed to me by said deed, estimated ,ocon.
tain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Mariners attend!

II HAVE rented the Columbian Mills for the ensuing
lseason, and will give the highest market price Tor
WHEAT free of gsrIc and, if delivered at the Mills
a reasonable addition. FRS. DoD1E.
N y. The Wheat viii be paid for at the Mill, or in
Town. as is deeired, aud the Wagons can have load
ing in at six and quarter cents per Flour.
GEORGETOWN, july 1O.2awimo :-.
ITrhe Leesburg, and Rockville papers will insert
this advertisements and send their accounts as above
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Miilers Wanted.

VJNE subscriber wants to employ two head or second
l. Millers. None need apply except such as come
well recommended, to whom liberal wages will be
given. Zone with small family would be no objec.
tiun.) JONA. 5ANNEf.
7mo 10-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
HNuAtiMg Cloths

lust received an additional supply of Boulting
81 Cloths, which added to ny former stock makes the
assortment very good all of which for sale at low
prices than the" could heretofore be obtained in the
District. Orders from mllers and others, will be par
ticularly attended to.
7mo 10 JONA. JANNEY.