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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
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NO The Jai! of Shenandoah comfy, the 18th Of Aus
4 iB&T, neSfu man caliHs himself CLEEEtS, Gays ne
to uery he"nged 70 Mr. Johu Patrick, living the Ea.e.n
Shofe OF Mary land who made him his daughter Sarah
Ey.ina, by wom he sold to by the Al,
driSeJ hound Tor Ky The said about Ia inches
aSh rather Of hight complication, and nearly blind of
right eye Marks OF vaccination the left
Observable His clothing miserable Wa, Committed under
the name Of John Ssys he OF during harvest.
The owner OF Che above described e<ru rcuuesIc u
come iot ward and proys property pay HIN
away oth eTwe he will be dispos ell # dects
- Il. q. kNEISLEY, J.S.C.
~ ~ 81 -,Rti,s
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eftIE su'rtber htg leave inform his friends paticulir-
~ ~ and the public generally, that he has taken ihe store
e N tho occupancy of Mr. WIN. Cfsne4 doors above the
beU tavern, where he will IN shof time resume The
Apothccary and Drug Business;
Aud hAving stt % London for If his retail medicines
ano having engagea young gentleman emncny qualified
seni particularly 70 the retail buHnes together With other
aongemeus he las made, he confidently sxpect, 10 sh
ioonsr BIS friends the ige,t ard hest eorinent II MEDI-
ONES ever offered IN tbs market J. III. EusTACE.
dih o. Tf-f2t
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Ssf rrueof Deed cf Trust executed by Richard .o.
I'D ward To the sub.crhsr. for certain pure there,
mentInc, which deed of cord the cet IA one. ~ -
county court OF Mddiess,, shii the 9th day OF Fell
.ex fair, aud not the fair day thereafter S,
day excepted proceed sell TO the highest bidder for go
Chnrehye said county all that tract parcel OF an
situate lying aud hcpg ia the tsL county Mtddle,,x
Ell and known by the name OF Wsitham form,rjY a. :
onsr TO Samuel Nonissue dec and allotted 10 hi,
Amelia upon the division of his lend and conveyed h.,
James Allen, and the said Amelia his TO the said Rith,d
woodward containing 52f be the same more or
together with nineteen and three fourth. scres aionp
chased ny ssd Woodward, Of Th.ma, rricea:v the follow
ING siaYe, TO wit old Betty, Young Bsy, Barbara
other unnam-d Nancy and her child Sophy Coe and he
ehidren Anderson, Sally, Jenny, and youngest chilli
unnamed, Owen, Frederick Juliet Mary and her
ah', aud her yonnsest child unnamed-,ose,her with th
~ tue females fren the date of the deed or 40
much of the said hand, many Of sad l.ye, a. 10
ue,rn 10 answer the objects Of said Sueh title OH,
ASS Vested IN tue snbierber under said be
ed TO the purchaser. GEORGES wpIcIaT y
Essex 1uuD;y, Dec g. oI-wsj, -
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FrmnIe School IN FarnIriUe.

Fcinaie School IN FdrnriUe
HDnE Felie School will &C. continued IN INV fsiiv 70,
- the year s2s, beginning f5h Jan in which vii he
TAUGHT a. he;er!et aii e ussiol branches Of Ftmae I'd
ucpfiCn.
Tuition, per annum. =. 90
Boud, nc!g3.p- J. .ine, Wi.hinr anil Csndles, 10
Dec. -. 79-1ew4v JAMES MADISON.
Fjty{.ILL1 EtDUC4TIO.h.
rI1IIE Female Scbo,s thc rcfidence Of alis. Anne "
Bcsi' near Ch''lots Couhoue, Will he continued
the wear fs23. 4 few bnaders can be accommodates.
Trice OF Byifd per $40
.ail3 90
FRO g. T'-~ge
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IhcHmoHa Pl0ugi JMdniydciry-oD
Union Hotel

NfeHE subscriber respectfully invrs his en and esior
- efs, 10 ea aud eEanHe his stock IT pLOUGUs. con-
,ns OF the MCoimlek the Frteborn Revereonb, snd the
improved Birsharei oil of which, he think, can sc al mi
re-, s'fae'oyto purchasers Movidhord or skehan fai.
n',ned. WILLIAM PALMER.
JAW. 80
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4 FEMALE SCHOOL,

Il FEMALE SCHOOL,
WILL he opened, my residence, on the ar.t Of lam,
~ ~, i8cs al branches, pertaining 10 good Fem,
alton, will he taught, IN sueh manner as may tend
e"nIe on the pupil tie s'.aest OF real pract
Tuition. per sunum. g.,
Boarding in my family, exclusive Of bell and paya-
BILE semi annaslly n advance, -
Cumberland, Dec. g. Gs-reN
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]. K. LUrpK1T, lc.,.
HENRY W. QUAELEs, cV''4Cs'

Upon count being proposed, the Secretaries
we're designated for that purpose, and reported Che
lumber OF 120:-It was afterwards asccrtained
slat many were engaged in business, and not
moving of the count, were not reported. We
eeve we under the number, when we say
tlere were $50 ON the ground
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
FOR SHLE.

FOR SdLE.
VIE Poplar Forest, Home Tract or all bs n.,, f a.
= e-aie attached to the Mansion Hrse Contains h.
survey one thousand and seventy four acre, asd
qoarer'i OF this land before 10 the nubIic
Soo acres are already cleared, the wood. beav- &
aud The greater tobacco OF the frs, oa.
lani with The exception Of about acres IS ali IN
capable under judicous produeiS
nne com the exhausted portion might soon Th
distant one mule from the turnpike aud eight
g. we wateed being by ne sny brnnch
ssaenS within II. limits and therefore so subject 70
efo" anording not less than SO of branch and not
0n land we sdap,ed the culture of Timothy and other
ana u the purpose OF andng tobacco lots about
a OF tue branch land still in the
large framed ,shra, \.
win good threshng machine. The n,on hou,r
and situated emne nc comm,ng
s nearly The whole cf the Of the farm InienS
ing 10 remove to another state, the above property
low tor eah or credit and feel no hesitation in a.,ert;n
ha' 10 tobacco planter few Estates are dessb.
p,, FRANCIS EPPES.
--- --.',, 3nly ~. 2e wtf
FEJn4LE SCHOOL.
EI snb;criheI's School, Farmsj!le 1, oreu; asn
tSpns Lai'es an opportunity Of iG.ins e,t.nfge
course OF useful educatiou.
fHg board, Washing and other aeeomnod,,frr
Tnn;on A'sP'e'' SD per annuIn
Ii b. he furnished, there viii bean
additional charge Of 10
~. m J. II. C. LEACH
67-wfw
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n LII persons having claims the above concern
49, well A. all those Indebted sl Apply 10 ne subserber
"uon alone authorized 10 sttie the ssmt.
J. II. Ef-STACE.
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DJSSOLT7TOn~

TUE coTarinrrsh7 heretofore existing under the firm N
Eusiate M'Ntmsrs is this day Dissolved ty mutual
consent !. IT. EUSTACE,
II. q. M'HEMARA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-10
German I.inens,

O N Bales consisting of
q y Hempen tickenburgs Of superior quality
I,uraps, No 1, 2, 3, 4. and
IIessians Just received per the brig w liam
Penn, from Bremen, via New York, and for sal. by
april l6 S. MESSERSNl1H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-10
For Rent.

II I'co Story Dveifng House for SIZE.
ETA am authorized to dispose of, at private sale,
asa- House and Lot, two doors west of Capt John
McCobbs, on the north side Of Prince-street. The
fronts 10 feet by "a, and is two story frame build
ing, containing four rooms. he back blilLing is
brick, AMI half stories high, Ia by 40 feet
tanning three and good kitchen, smoke house,
and store room under it. The whole lot is 10 feet
front, running back 80 feet 10 feet alley ard is
subject to ground rent of S25 Is annually
The situation of this property is considered the
very best, it regards health and other advantages
When the yellow fever was in town, no occurred
any where this lot. small part of the purchase
easy psytSif "o If .geIl secured. :. = r>s1e 'sr-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-10
This is to give .;otice.

FiNHAT the subscriber of Prince Georges County in
the State of Maryland, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court of alexandria County, in the District of
Columbia, letters of Administration with the will an
nexed on the estate of EDwAHE LLOYD, late of the
county last aforesaid, deceased All persons having
claims against the said dccedent are hereby warned
to exhibit the to the subscriber or before the
2Sd dayof October next, or they may by lew be ex
cuded from all benefit to said estate and those in.
dsbted thereto arc required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under nv hand this 2Sd dav of April
1928. JULIUS FORREST, Admir-.
with the will annexed of
april 23-6w Edward Lloyd, decd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-10
New Spring Goods.

Ohm NJ JOHNSON & CO. have received by the
81 last arrivals from NewYork and PhiIade1pha. their
Spring supply of Dry Goods, which they bought on
the best terms; and pledge themselves to sell as cheap
as they can be bought by the yard or piece.
anriI21 I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-10
SATURDAY. MDRN1aa0 MAY 40, 1885,
6. 81. 7. Thompson.
HAVE received per Ships Belvidera and Herald
4 Il and other arrivals, assortment of
SPRING GOODS,

Consisting of
"A and ga striped and checked fancy ginghams and
seersuckers
90 and GA, cambria and jaconet musins
4 fancy striped and figured do
Plain and tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
rs, fancy prints
Black and coloured sarsnet camhrics
Grantlrell and shaded nankeens
Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
White, buff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassinetts and angola cassimeres
Mixed and drab cashmeretts
Super black hastings
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
NJ, ms white and mixed do and half hose
Thread and bobbnet laces and a. ard a bobbinet
Spitalfeld, Gag, bandanna, lcvantme, Madras and
linen cambria hbdkfs
Black and colourd sarsnets and gros de naples
White, pink, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
florence
Black and coloured Canton and French grapes
Ladies white and coloured kid and horseskin gloves
Mems horseskin, beaver and buckskin do
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
rs and "A Irish linens
ga and rs do lawns
Stand Ga do sheetins, Russia do brown g beached
"a, ga and l04 diaper and damask table linen
3+ ond rs damask napkins
Brown and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka-
back
Yellow and bue nankeens
Best Italian sewing silk
white and cOoured cotton balls and spools floss DO
and patent threads
Twiled sacking, strez oznaburgs, shoe thread, sc.
ALSO,
Brown and bleached domestic shirtings and sheet
ings, checks bed ticking, paids and stripes, cotton
yarn, &c SC april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
DISTRICT SUBJECTS.

HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs--J>N. 81, 1928.
MI. Alexander, fom the Committee for the
District Cf Columbia, 10 which the subject had
been referred, reported the following dill:
A Bill concerning the government and dis
CT pine Of the PeniCeatiary in the Distric. Of
Columbia.
Be il enacted, sc. That the Penitentiary
erected in the city Of Washington, IN pursu-
ance of"An act To provide for erecting Peui,
Tertiary in the District Of Columbia, and for
other purposes" passed twentieth May, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty six, shall b. dcsigna
ted and known as the Peniteniary for the Dist.
Of Columbia, and shall be exclusively appro
priated TO the confirming such persons as NAV
be convicted Of offences which how are, or NAV
hereafter be, punishable with imprisonment
and labor, under the laws ofths UnlteG States,
or Of the District Of Columbia.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That 1t
shall be the duty of the Pre- siGenl Of the United
States, 10 appoint annually, FIVE respectable in-
babiants Of the District Of Columbia, to BE-
Inspectors of the said Penirentiary, who shall
severally hold their offices tor one year, from
the date of their appointment
Sec s. And be it further enacted, That The
President shall also app"in, one Warden OF the
said Peni,entiary, who shall hold his Office du-
ring the pleasure Of The President.
Sec. 4. And be il further enacted, That said
Inspectors shall hold heir first meeting within
ten days after their appointment, they shall ao-
point one Of their number 10 be their Score ary
who snail keen regular records of their proceed
ings, majority shall be quorum for the
transaction OF all business, and all questions,
shall be decided by majority of those present;
they shall hold regular meetings Of the board
at least once In every month, and oflener, if
they shall find it necessary, they shall, singly,
in turns, visit and inspect the Penitentiary, at
least once in each week, upon some stated day,
10 be FIX, by their bye laws: they shall direct in
what labor the convicIs shall be employed: il
shall be their duty to prepare system Of rules
and regulations, minulely providing for the
discipline, health, and cleanliness, Of the Peni
tenliary. the hours Of labor, meals, and con6ne-
ment, the government and behaviour Of the Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
Number, Aime, ::'ails, Oils
and Paints.

tY>lE subscriber having bought out Csp'li1 Jir''
Il McGuIre's entire stock of LUMBER, and having
removed his former stock to the yard formerly o;:G
pied by Capt. Mcclure, respectfully offer, C ''s
the best and most general assortment of wcNci@
| ed timber at his usual low and accommodatingFhs'
Consisting of tie folowing articles, III:
$1,000 feet Of PANEL, /, II, u and inch saE"
hannah plank
$1,000 do Of common do
$4,000 do merchantable I / inch j.. S. HoOFing boo
$4,000 do cuttings II inch do do 90
$1,000 do N. Carolina Il, II and 2 inch heat TE''
$4,000 do white pine cuttings
1000 do inch Sus do
10000 do inch T.. S. boards
rs, 100 do A. inch Md y, =, do
5000 do cuttings ~ inch do
$4,000 do oak plank
10000 do joist and scanting
10000 DO oak and pine grders from 30t 7Oft. o't
$4,000 do white oak and inch plank 80 to 5yiss
long
10000 Suffolk shingles
$4,000 N. Carolina bunch shingles
1880 cedar and locust posts
1000 chestnut rails
400 casks rhomaston lime fresh & in gOod o'"'
SO barrels Suffolk tar
~ do drip turpentine
Cut and wrought nails and spikes, lamp oil
Paint oil. white lead IN or. kegs, &c.
Persons wanting any Of the above articles ..
other kinds of lumber, will do well by calling ATT
yard on Unonstreet and north of KIng.s;ree'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1928.
For he Phsnir Gasetke
PAIN TING.

In il we see fair beauty's form expressed,
And virtues charms in ioveliest image drcss'd;
The hero drawn in lines that seem to speak,
The warlike Roman or the noble Grees.
In we see pour,ray' ii from hisl'ry's page,
The chivalry and wisdom of each 'ge.
There Cesar triumphs DER his millions slain;
And binds their country with conquerer's chain.
There Pompey too, by men surnamed 'the great,
Who lived and died champion OF the state,
Reels from his pow'r and falls at C:esar's feet,
Doom'd on ph4cs,iia's plan his fate to meet,
And Weld the laureis honoraby won,
The brow of his successful foe to crown.
Here solun guided by Mnerva's hand,
From barb rous laws emansipates u land;
Directs her in the paths of Truth to seek,
That happiness deIided BY the weak
WAC vainly strive m pleasures round to find
The peace to virtues votaries consgnd
In every age the pencil and the pen
Have shown the world the actions of great men:
The painter, with his various tints displayed,
On canvas has their glorious deeds Pourtrayedi
The poet, in his Hsiiernian verse,
Their praises due has Striven to rehearse;
And His,'ry's pen for coming days shall trace,
Their mum rou> actions win becoming grace
Yet some there he whose deeds win cen outliye,
The greatest praise that Poesy can gives
Whose noble actions craven in the heart,
wiltshire superior to the PAINTERS art
And will remain II monume to worth,
Long since assembled from tbs lower earth.
who can behold An c,ion's simple mem
when lab'ring with Adversely It's sceni
And yet withhoJa sympathetic tear,
Nor strive the hopeless sufferer to cheer
Al when some helpless virgins stay
Yield up his life to deaths resStless sway;
When TO his last sad tenement hes borne,
We hear and see the lovely orphan mourn
In the EXTREMIST eX'acy of grief,
Unsoothed by all deSparing of rshetA--~-
or MS fonG parents. leaves tlhs pilgrim age;
Endeared to al for virtues not obscure,
Virtues that shone in much regretted Moore,
Who would not drop tear rheave asigh
That such fond hopes should, all! so quickly die
And when such scenes in R.m,ranlt's colors glow,
who could have thought there was such art beIol0'
Painting can "wake the soul by strokes Of art,
''Can raise the genius and can mend the heart"
Can e'en deck "besuty virtuous and refined"
And elevate the most ignoble mind s+tHtt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
ECONOMY

NJ. Say, celebrated French writer on pc
iii 'ni economy, has tho following story: "bells
III The country had an cxamrlp Of on O.
those small losses which family is rxpor!
to through negligence.-From the nj #.
latch Of small value, the wicket of barny.t
Cooking 10 the felds) was often left opcn,e
one who went through, drew the door to- bit
having no means 10 fasten it, it remancdip
ping; the poultry escaped, and were losl. On:
day flne pig &c. out and ran into the Vdol,
and Immediately all the world was afsr il
the gardener, The cook, the dairy mail, al RAJ
to recover che swine. The gardener goi sight
OF him first, and jumped over di.ch % SOP
him, ne sprained his ANGLE, and was coodredi
fortnight TO the house. The cook on here
turn, found all the linen she had left 10 dry t'
the hre, buried; and the d,iry maid having raj
oil before she tied up the cows one ofthem broke
the leg OF colt in the stable. The gardeDri
LOST time was worth twenty Crown, YsInIfs
his pain a: nothing, the linen burned, an the
cioth spoiled, were worth as much more. llH
Is loss of forty crowns, and much pin
trouble, vexation, and inconvenience. for III:
want OF latch, which would no, coN i'rts
pence, and thi, loss, through careless resea
falls on family little able to supper, IT,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
From the Baltimore Patriot.
STEAM CARRIAGE

This will certainly be considered the age of
Invention, IN all future time; for though many
and great Improvements had been made prior
TO the late half century, and five previous centu-
lies may be challenged to produce half The me-
Iteration OF the condition Of men that the last
fifty years have effected. Let any man look back
upon the state of things thirty years ago, and
see ra'ellers and intelligence pIoddlne along
a: The rate Of forty or fifty miles day. WOW,
age TO Europe requiring five or six months.
passage 10 from one place to another on our ri
ve7s occupying six, eight, and ten days, and of,
ten weeks; merchandise almost excluded from
the interior, and produce from the sea ports
~ the cost and Hardness Of transportation; lel
him look at this stale of things and then cas-, a
glance at our presen, condition. Ey means of
steamboats, and improved roads and STAGES
we can now travel two hundred miles dav. .
voyage 10 Europe is performed in less time than
was formerly occupied in making one from \.
York to Charleston; tri p from n. York 10 AL.
bany is now nothing but pleasant davis ex..
curslon, merchandise and produce are fieeIv
exchanged between the inhabitants of the A.
lantc cities and those Of the country on u,ner
Missouri. In science and the arts the imnruye,
ments are equally wonderful and useful.
But our object at present is TO notice Steam
Carriage, invented by Mr.. Gordon. an excellent
representation otwhich appears in the Pennsyl. |
va"ia Gazette of Tuesday, copied from the "En.
glish Register Of Arts and Journal Of pa,en, |
inventions" glance a, this drawing will
any intelligent person, of the entire
?rac'lcability of the design. The carriage is on
me locomotive principle, and adapted 10 tray.
cling on a common road, at any required
'peed' The power Of Steam is applied BY means
u cranks to propellers, which operate in very
lose imitation Of horses legs and feet, and
break Is provided to retard the progress Of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

carriage down hill when necessary. II. ..,
can direct the course Of the carriao, ~ Sh:
its progress at pleasure and it travel SOP
with the same facility as does a carr,a, '4
by horses, additional power being ,e[n; "ss'
proportion, 10 'he sleepness Of The asrrn, - u
same speed be required, as on level ~ %:
are but three Wheels to the Carriage ,two l ''.
and one before, the former turning 9,
axies, by Which an inor asrd capaci,y r'.'t
chnery and merchandise is ob,a;peI ".'
hind part, and the fore wheel oaer.r., %:
v"t, aud is turned by he guide in any did,
with the grraest facility, TO direct the '''"';
the carriage. The inside passengers ale ,". o.
oda,cd in an apartment something in ,Sa NINA
Of stage, s the OUTSIDE passengers St, l.. "N
that apartment, and the machinery. Tbr ,', "a
anecdore recently published, tina, n. re,., :
England were shy in buying young bo,, r'T
the l1rk'hremen, Tor fear tina, Steam ya.T
soon snpersedr The use Of horses altorrb.,'
not so extravagaht draft or public prs .,',"
as might have been imagined. ''''
Legislative FRAcAs has occurred !, .
Provincial Parliament Of Upper Cap,d, ~., ,"'
we find recorded in lhc York Observer ,,I
the head Of "Privilrgs, Capture and .nt,,r a.,'
ton" The Circumstances were lhr,. r.
lower house had sent their Serpesr, =, 49,.
with warrant. to enforce The atcnl.r,.",
Ad jurant General Coffn and Colonel C,,,,,
On arriving a, the residence Of the rn,r.,
says The Observer
He was informed by these crntlcn,er -,
spoke through window, that lhcv v,.I, ~,
be taken unless the no ise was forced oo.r.,,!
ii he attempted 10 do 50, they would BRINE =.
tons against him ard tie Speaker
Messrs. Ro!ph, Forbrrgill AMI M,,h.,
thought II was the duty Of the Srgeanr ~,
siege 10 The foI ,ress, and capture the vp.,,-,
The Sergeant again proceeded 10 c.. CT
fia's, broke open the door with an axe, md
cured The gallant companions of B-,ck M
4 Drummond. When brought to the bas H.,
were called upon by the Speaker for heir l..
fence. They had soldicr-iikr aDpcsr,oc,
Cot Owens said, that, upon recti in. 4.
summons TO attend committee of the h p,.
h. considered it to he his duty. as hcaq Of III.
Indian departm mt in his province to val, v,.
on the Major Ge'era and get his prrm.ssica
lie did " ait, and permission WIS r,f>el
Col Coffin said he had applied to III, Ii,
celicncy for permission to attend the comnr.
tee, and was refused. He made second ID.
plNeation, and received the following an,ps
from his Excrllency's Secretary:
"'oiI: Having laid before the Lieutenant Go.
vernon the summons which you received TO a,
tend committee IF The House Of Assmlk.
appointed to inquire into and report upon TIL.
petition CT w. Forsyth, avn communicates.
quaint you, that his ExccIIency c-nnot gwen.
permission desired by YOU, hot knowing WI
are the matters Of which he complains, or Whist
are The facts in regard TO which i, is desired d
interrogatr YOU"
On motion Of Mr.. Rolph, seconded by NJ
Bldwell, they were committed TO the gao! d
York during The remainder Of the session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
also, TO RENT,

b. The Wharf, Warehouse and Lot 'x;
Hss by me as a Lumber yard, on Wolf.s'resttsn, -.
H1aI known as the property Of Mr.. James r. r.
a.n6twisle and adjoining the brewhouse' !. ~
terms apply to Mr.. James Entwisle to the SUBJ"
Der GEO. H. SHOOT
april 4-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

Insp. ctors, shalt have lower to exercise the
authority and discharge the several duties OF
the Warden, as prescribed by this act, and the
rules of the Pententiary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

The letter here referred to, we published YES
erday, Ea