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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-12

ly prevented. The excavations&
pendous work have been going on al a.
points at the same time; and the precisis
with which the functions of the different
parts have been effected, in some cases not
varying inches, offers most remarkable
example of the certainty of scientific ar
rangement. The road through the tunnel,
which we thus see, is about a mile and a
quarter long, comes into the daylight at the
top of the high hill Edge hill) looking down
upon Liverpool. A deep excavation through
the elevated ground beyond this point Of
fers an interesting example of the triumph
Of man over physical difficulties. Several
miles onward, the roadway passes over a
morass; and here, by steady and cautious
system of cuttings and embankments, the
railway has been laid down successfully up
on soil which appeared as treacherous as
the sands ofthe desert. The valley through
which the river Sankey runs is crossed by
an enormous via-duct, consisting of emhank-
ments and arches built upon piles of extra
ordinary magnitude. Hence, to Marches-
ter. the line does not present any peculiar
difficulties. The whole cost of this grand
work will be about 600000l"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-12

III. M. Government have received infor-
nation that it is the intention of HI M. the
Emperor of Russia, to establish the block
AIDE of the DaIdanelles. This blockade will
be limited to the prevention of vessels bound
to Constantinople, and laden with provisions
or articles contraband of war, from entering
the straits"
The London Courier in publishing the
above, remarks, ave have not consented
to the blockade. No formal notification has
yet been mnde to us. His Maiesty's inten-
ton has merely been notified. Lord Aber-
deem declared in his speech, on the 10th of
July, that it was impossible for the two
neutrals to cooperate with the belligerent
nnder the Treaty until the Emperor waived
his DellIgerent rights in the Mediterranean
His Imperial Majesty voluntarily gave his
assurance, that he would waive his right as
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

his belief that lie people were 10 Ignorant H.
citrate his motives. and too corrupt 10 nn;s 49,
yinalion Of their will. His nar,sans ,rt us
the same presumption. This Administered p0l
been styled ,hr REIN of corruption and !, . "as
also, il truth, be called The re.n of cx,sd; 10y
30 well 10 Is partisanS understand lis deiec,. W"
necessities, that they are always upon ,be l a't
out, and cyer ready to seize upon every ecca.o,
practice upon the crcduIity Of the ignorant gu.
plc-mcn."
Thus one Coalition print in Virginia, attriIu,,.
the se ia The price Of ilour 10 the ta,il whils n.
Democratic Press and National Intelligence, ra,
~ admit the true cause to be the recent news Irr
Europe. taking special care TO advise ihe con,;n
uance At the present Cabinet, as the mean Of le.,
inc up the price OF HUur
For our own part, we should simply ask our Car,
eis 60 look at our Colonial trade ana the Era,i.n
spoilations. no sooner will it become the n,nr
est OF foreign powers to- prey upon Us. than it Will
be done. unless they taught to believe, that ~
know cur rights. and will protect them.
The specuatluns is the price Of -four. Is at mo-,
cnt no more than speculation on the news lron
Europe, 1t is our opinion that Earope is UNA III,
verge Of desperate conflicts, and iii, therefore I'm.
poitant. that the people should place in the hair
Of state Hero, whose name is identified with On.
highest honurs, ard whose integrity and flmue.
Viii ei,c confidence al home. x command ,t.pcc
from abrouh. I.!rct jackson lresidcnt-.renstae
the gallant Porter ia our a,y--relorm cxi.lh,
abuses AZ bcme- send able representatives aluat
and The tine wilt once come, when every Van.
.2c sailor. le, Mn " found in any latitude, will be
Wn.l 70 SAY, !" ain an american Citizen
Hnt crnsinrt -nor rrtecht .Glgn OF corruption,
ycur cnttlrmcnt viii be t>led weak and ppr.
nioas, our Ccmmcrcc viii lal' prey To petit, Il.
III n,,. and Go.nmndorc BidAlc will mt be the III.
y Smric9n Commander, who will be compelled
q witness i,ariessmehl u American seamen no.
einn ser.icc, whi!c his own vessel is laid up III OF
G..ary ioi The wat oil th3sc funds which are ,taaA
aerea IL c.cctlonect.ag.-t S. Telegraph
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

The Administration prints are soanu'' 's Toiej
f,l alarm Is The good people q tl esJ alot Of
States They have discovered WIEN ,Hr;,n A
the Jackson men, to dissolve tac ...'n.nogJsr
scheme not less ,iaboIica than tue s'" rhe no
nlot. And who are the conspratolsF ~" st 1,
pic Of South Carolina, say they' proyna'n ,' IN tie
rarG, have secretly deisrminea 10 u ",o,iigeaa
;Inion and the raitT together. The 'nlcI nssa j..
"pretcnds to believe that scheme rs Son,h Car
crely agitaed for placing the o'a'e ,;cht cnoo's
Dina and such other States Soutl as "''S dsGaaee
' Of 'he &c; General g"vernmentn The sr"n n lie
such belief are, few incorporate enus Of the pee
newspapers. and or two meeting, ia. tc'd
ple in South Carolina. No reais'an'; !. now pre-
made to the laws, counter se''''"e eaa,cst agaa'
ta Ts IN a~ D' a s'i'S {. repeal Dat do not
ieve any violent means will be used ,ed,,;reuecr =:
/ Thc following is from the in'e'.'s 5s hat ve!
!. u ia, VIC have since seen satisfies v w.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
fn9u nm aNruIcAN SENTINEL.

y illc Representative shunli hOt be pal,lrd by
t.r Miii d ms constituents z. .idGm
.A.Gnng TIE many interesting questions present.
q. b. The impending Presidential election, BY tht
'uc consideration Il Vllch ,fc should be goerneI
IN exercising he tiali Of suffrage, there is one Of
Vital Importance which appears in great measure
10 have escaped the nntice Of the people; at lea,
It has not received that degree OF attention wncA
il, Importance demands.
II i, principle upon whieh as deep anI boal
BASS las been cfeoie! the supctstuctlre 1T our
freedom. a ptlneipe which ha, alwaNs seen l'fn'
tiied with the spirit Of democracy. hat the peopt
baye at an tiAes an undoubted ii, bit TO instruct
Their representatives
This principle beng emphaticallf the iouala'
item q 0ur Ibc. tie should il ever pse e lsin.
iucnce over the m!nds OF the pople, II "oam 'e
oiiowcfby consequences the most h'a'. In'tsn's
in tnc common wreck the glory, happiness aud
,4!c', d OIL beloved rcnn5lic y,
No one who a,s,i:nrd To heiorg to the ranks
the democratic party. was ever before 'pH"a hafCy
enough 10 attempt lis overthreW; It renamed W
onc, educated in lie court q Eu'ope, ba,kna lNs
Tie insect u d summers aay II ,ne sun beans q
royalty. sarrouuted and dazzlc by it; pesean'fy'
aAl tncrrb, Taught to dcspsc ,he simpnity ol Ou'
republican Institutions one whose pen las n'
un!rcGucntly been employed il 'IiliNlns Ms eouN'
try and her political institutions, prominent ~ a,
der Of the federal party. while that party cO'N
minister to i.is cnpi,,iy or Ms ambition, Who' wy"
dc,tin, decree. is fall, turned his back Oh u,
sutins inrtnne,. betrayed the confidence rePO,si
N him, acted the part Of traitor, ard e'a'''a
Tie plicc Of his treason.
Oh Tor tongue 70 curse the slave,
Whose treason, ike deadly b! ghi,
Comes Ger The cnunscls nl the brave
| And blasts ,hcIn in tielr hour OF mghI
II renamed for JohA Qnncy Adams 10 cG 'i,! v
vert ,hc most important article OF our po''',Vl,,
creed, 10 deny the rI.ht Of tie people 10 c9".'
the measures d their Representatives, i"e "s r,..
wa, made in reference to his admission 70 ''e =.
sidency. which was marked by an express "Vl'4'
urc from dis principle. Mr. Adams siahus al c,i
a, regards the democratic party he VIA "'.
nothing to support him III the actions ana m esnI,r
Of the ,enerabIe apostle q liberty, and 'o""'''
| o. the democratic party. po,,ls.
II We recognize such doctrines, or Mep., h.
could no longer be dcnominated government ". a.
rectcd hy tie people: il would be %oNef'eu ], :.
asistocracy- few would control the i'a" -,
Which is utterly repnsnant TO Tie sp'ili ~ I'm
ten, vhich declares Chat Il! Fawer' Hc'en" !,
lie people, and tbat tl.ey whom any ne''" -, ,br
tall9 effects, shond at least have I , N",sT
dir.eiion. iEtiLO N'>-i
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

Tricks efhc Cooiition.--" Give Us dc patron
age an' We VI" make nul selves popular," said
Mr' clay 10 General Floyd. Thereby declaring
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18


"'e'sts' !.diicTs; i'e accounts you eve US your
as' paper "i the promising harvest parts Of he
STATE are no doubt vcry cheering To those who wilt
have to buy wheat four and a,if, ing 10 the few
Phanthropisis who. unnucnc,d by c,soual cons l.
erani,s, took abroad and rejoice or sorrow IN cam,
;cioplating the condition ,hc,r tco:y man ,n,ca.
Ia participate their jay uyon r present oc,.a.
sion; but 10 tell the truth Cad gtcai a. frcu,t, in nb
Decaosue which foi bids en.y the pra,pcr,,v -
others; and ~ y"I ku>'g how different were nv ,rt-
poets, (Which have 70 be.i. no. niue,
more gloomy than those of IInnCd 10 kt -i bCusE
you would a,<nou et t!at tare hard ,asil TO per.
'orm' to reiote with YOU hnho!'ug HE prosperous
condition of your neighbours, aud of ti.c good people
:" rue vale, aud Of the county around Peters burg
~ iof;nnatos ntnIum Agricoas." Having frc-
f"eh|N seen such agricultural bulletins those a
"o'e auveTtSJ To, inter that II matter OF some
consequence 10 yea, To have all The information you
c'" e respecting the condition Of crops and without
pre-. uihG TO inquire what the OF ect to be accom-
" s"'o ny such notices II II he not or denrcss
t'S1s' WIZ adh something 20 stock OF know
eaSa tor ibe benefit OF those whom il may concern
y e%FerIence. u rs true Has been short and urun =
united scae-bht ucve, Tad n much verse proyrcct
'T good Cfcp OF wheat, a,; more untowaId har-.
'tS', 30 lar, saw uey"f; j; commenced inesda,
'''' ana every eTerfrg for four lays bad tie ea
'"s' s"o'?ers OF rain: fail th rapid sue
Cs5Sioi-there hay. beeu then but d., liz DAYS l..
me seek, and 10 DAY the weather l. very t,i .l,sup
ae early wheat is think vc1y Indifferent; crop ,v-
ing 10 frost and the late. i, taking the rust God
send Us safe cieiveraoce.
l! yea viii, you may call me CE0AkER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18
CE9LMEH.


-H''''-r.'1t'N, ''ptc
C2i EUron Of the brig Sen I!"N arrived ri ,Iiq
port YESTERDAY, from !rassos a, st Faro r,or,s ,ia
an Express from Mexico, arrived nj Aiaia:rc,ns OF,
Tue evening % the l9 ut wth orders 10 he ,:tnr
raj toFfna"daot, orhcrinr h:a ic provision for
IN array OF Ii,00n men, which vas 10 ha static .rd ON
different paris Of the coast III conse lue nee of an e
Pecied INVASION BY the Spania,ds, nrcr the commend
"i Gen Morales. assisted %, Com t.eiorIa a,.I his
ie'. me Spanish fo'"r sa' 10 consist % ,.ut
i2,oOO ;nen. y Mexican Government Sico., from
vera Irn" with 500 bhis of powder ari arms hor;:,i
10 Nsau'"roE was wrecked 81. Jaeo bar ca tic
ION ui'. crew so'c vessel ard c'r~n lost The Ge-
neral Co'nmand'0 =; Ma'anogos bal.o rncp., O., or
r's 10 DIVE ali the cattle i,on he coast into the ute
Iiur.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

lie therefore ResoiceG, That Inc following persons
VIZ: James Monroe, Charles +. Mercer VIM Ei,zey
John NJ NioCary, john White, Burr Powell, Wm
1. 4. Mason, john II. aIcCa5e, john Cleveland aud
tayete Ball, be, and they hereby requested To At.
tend inc sa' Convention, behalf OF the Coua,y of
Loudoup.
On hotion-1aesoioed, That these proceedings b,
published.
~. 'be close OF the meeting Nr. Daniel Jauncy rose
an saiu' ihat II was undo' stood pu5ic dauer on to-
morrow was intended TO be gisep To- Charles & h;e,
GER as MAJ OF respect tor hs able So,y,ccs m on.
EtesS III procuring the passage o Tho Chcsapeae and
Vh'o Canal Bills; aud as many individuals now pres.n,
unite IN the sentiment, hou.n they may rot be able TO
para!>e at lie dinner, he there moved that tb,
thauhS OF ;hr. meeting be wen C!Ias T. Ai.tccr
Which motion was unanimously carried.
FAYEFTE BALL, Chairman
JN. J. MirTuJAs, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18
LEEsRuRG. Va. lime IL
INTERVAL INlTKOVEME n T""V ! l'

AT large and respectable meeting of the citizens
Of tue cou-'y Of Loudoun held at the court-house ON
monody me 9io Iost IN pursuance Of public notice
to take into consideration the cypediepcv NJ snn1o
delegates to the proposed Convection at charlottesville
on The iith July. F1yeUe Ball, Esq was called to
the Chair, and John J. Matthias, Esq. appointed Sc
cTetary:
The object Of tho meeting having been explained bv
tue Ion. e.. L Mercer, the following resolution were
unanimously adopted:
Whercls, Oar feilow ci;jzsus Of ibs City Of Rich
mood and other portions OF Virginia, have recommen-
ded convention at Charlottesville, OF Delegates rom
no several cornies and CT operations of the Common
'.''' ''f@'.sh suitable means @ ,ev,v,Dg toe spin,
49, 80 ths ben3iis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

Internal hnProUemcni.-Th fire seems las, spread
ing, and the Convention at Charlottesville like To DO
better attended than at first was dccned probable
We learn that several other counties near and distant
will be represented, and there is vet plenty Of
time, we heartily recommend the project 10 ffe cons,
Iteration Of The counties below tide gator.(or Iha, ID
The section of the State which seems least dsposed 10
move The Berkeley Address, is particularly able.
We shall give il on Saturday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18
NlARrINsHIrnn .Lurc IL.


N'erHeI Improvement ConeeMion .Heettng.-At a
meeting "i number OF the Cltzeis Of berkeley
", nj lie Court House IN Lertu,hnTg, Monday the
''n cay "i jaie, 1890 tor the purpoie OF cunsdcr my
'e eediency OF sending delegates 80 the ,i, cntjou
proposed TO tie held at Charlottesville, the 5tii OF
July next, on the sn,'ect VI Internal Improvement.
General ELISHA BOYD was called TO tie chair and
Iol JoHN oTRorHER appointed Secretary.
The object of the mec.i ing havng been stated AID
explained ny CHARLES JAS: FAuLENaR,-esr.
on melton, IL was resolved, mat COMMITTEE Of FIVE
De appointed by the Chair to prepare preamble ard
'es"iti'ns expressive OF The If tins injecting .
on tue subject now under consideration: w,lerenpop
{. j. Faulkner, joel Ward, Levi Ecnshaw Robert
Snodgrass and DR. Thomas DAVIS were appointed said
Committee.
Itesofred, therefore, That Jacob Weave. Levi len
shaw. finip {. Pend!eioD, Chayics James rauSp>r
aud David Holmes Conrad, be- ard they arc hcrebv an.
pointed Delegates behalf o Inns county 10 attend
20 act with 'acm, n, Charlottesville, the 18th of ,u
~ next any one more Of whom shai! have full rover
10 act.
lftsof"ed, That The Chairman Of this meeting trans.
un 20 each ct the members uf the Beard of Public
W oias AMI 10 the HrnCipai Engineer o. the State
copy {" these proceedings, aud tia, they be resvectrl
y invited to attend said Cuuv cuirju
iieso'ned, That the proceedings of this n,c,,i,r be
sighed toy the hartman and Secretary and published
III the-Ni3rtinshu'g Gazette and charlottesville .,Vir
%I"ia Advocate" and that hr Editors Of the Richmond
wing aud Enquirer DC Ieqrcs,er :, give them an IN,
seron IN their papers. ELISHA ynYn :5,y
JOHN SInoluEa, .Scc'y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

Nr. Clay has published supplement, containing
much and irresistible, vind:caory evidence received
since the period of his Address 10 the Public lie
proves by many witnesses, scattered along the whole
Line OF Gen JaIkson's route, from Washington to the
Hermitage, in March 1895 that tic Gcncrai in a.i
places, and companies spike ondy OF la. gain and cor
FuPiion and no, less loudly, Of ais Own ncorruptih
u! lie said The people had been cheated Of their
PRESIDENT anu thai he could have been President if he
had listened TO corsuP, ovcriures: The General sad
10 us he'eFiey letter. "'he or'ginthe beginning OF
This matter, ,be charge OF bargain was at my oYgn
house and ires'de, where surely freeman may soeai;
on public TOPICS wiiiIou; having ascribcd to him i'm
proper designs" The Generals right to sreay, wa.
nndeniabie but te point is, ought he TO baye laid and
limited the origin o his charges his own firesiie
when in truth, from the time OF his leaving Washing,
'on' he spoke of the bargain" every where That i
the rub.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

The brig Doris, at New Orleans fr0n Camyrarpv,
reports that previous 10 her sailing Co'o Labode had
appeared of tba place with two is. rcc irats aud
5000 ironps He had burnt or vessels, aud was
about to maize landing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18


The citizens u: Logan county held n rucrti;cA
tier co"' house the 17ri ut on the subject OF
The Internal Improvement Convention to assemble IN
ChaTlot+s'iiie--col hHTUoNT LAWSON in tie chair
and r. NobEhTsoI sc. secretary. Tic object of the
nesting being stated by {. r. Baldwin, esq the FOL-
i lowing, resolu ions were adopted:
les"sve", That the citizens Oftbis county trhlv a-
prove OF TIE proposed plan Of convention to be hc-
den w o'tesvie, and that will chceruIly Co
operate, as tar as lies power with our fellow
citizens IN other parts of the in any lawful means
which may have tendency to retrieve, the fallen
fortunes and adv the prosDeri,y Of this orna
e'tui commonwealth.
Sr=oN ed, as tha U?in.on OF i..s n,eet.b tat In,
restriction imposed ny the leg stature Of Virginia upon
the Baltimore and Ohio rail road cc:npauy IN the Sc.
ectIon o routes for the contemplated raii-war ought
10 nc removed SO as to pnce all the various hines OF
comnruucation between the city OF iPaoore ana the
| Ohio river, On fair am! equal competition
heso'Fed, Shoud q convention 81 Delegates for h..
purposes before mentioned fake place the en.iii1r sen
son either in Charlottesville or t.se,, here that Cen
Driscoe q baldwin, of Augusta, tisc hon I S,mpte rs
and !. u Fry, ESQ. OF Nanawha and Anthon, Law
son, Griffin Stc!ngs. and Peter Dngess yr Esqrs of
this county, be respectfully solicited 10 rcprsscp, tls
county in said Couv cntian.
! The citizens o RocIihrid-e hoe also held a Nee
! ting on The same subject-Gol. JANIS ai'DowEII IN
the chair and CIztRIEs p DOMAIN, Esq. secretary.
t re following resolutions adopted
RcSotred That approve the purpose OF the alorc-
sa'n convention and will commission delegates to at
tend on behalf al the county Of Rocl>bli,Ige
tHso'ed That IL adopting lie foregoing ;cso!niio,,,
AMI determining tn send dele gates 10 tie proposed, coz
Vencn at Charlottesville, is ,ru he ob;.c; If ij-
meeting 10 create obstacles to Tic location OF the
hai,'iAorc and ono rail road. ak ed for tic
session Of the Virginia legislature i;m on the contra
nv, " IS our wish iHa The said rail read company shall
have the rrvileg" Of carrying, II npou any fousc cv
shall select.
Resolved, That James Ri'j)oyrlI, jr. Charles p
borm'n, Ch0 Ley Duru. AncTcV9 Alexander aud Rem
hen ET'gshy he the decG&'cs 10 represent THIS county
IN sad CONVENTION.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

Extract Of letter som Smyrna, March O. received 80
Eoston.-"Hsssar Pa.ha has ius reformed re,e fon,
Che.na, after tacrs landed about 1909 Turks st rio
which obn!ei 'cste 10 rr, - f~r, ,he Cas-
rles tn,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

'c"cF IRON Washington Of the l1ti inst. says
Ai the intelligence here iron, every quarter is Ia
co'F"Gng, and there seems TO DE little doubt OF the
success OF The administration. Mir Claws health il
s'ii very delicate, and it apparent that nothing TN,
exemption from intellectual labor and exercise, can
save in.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

'a'G at tie expiration oi Mir. Adams merit Tour .ears
oar whether he lives dies, rises falls would raa,r
possess hn political rty!ucs and his fame, than anv o,bc,
| mans on this Globe Ne he Peop.e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18
NORTH CAROLINA

NhEirELAND, OEio, May 3n.-Tho court of com,
mon pleas for the county of Cuyahoga. is now in ses
:'on. The grand Jury, initiating the example set item
IN various other places, Tuesday proceeded to bal
ic' or PRESIDENT of the U. States when il appeared
tnat 1ohn 'Suinc, Adams received 5 votes aud an
drew jackson ! vote. This thn,s shows the rela
1--WE strength OF the two parties in this and the adjcn
ing counties. '
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
Instruct Of Columbia,

Alexandria county, ~
NOVEMBER TERM, 1877,
Joseph Jan,ey trustee of Thomas Jan
ney e Co. and John NJ. johnson as
signee of Silas and David Reed,
CompHs 3D..
.a,ssr In Char"
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennett, Hugh Smth
and William Fowle, trustees OF Geo.
Carson, DJ'" ,.,.
vUyuE Defendant George Carson not halIb , ,,,a,i
his appearance, and given se'atN anil
ing 10 the statute and the rules OF tins 'ou'r
appearing to the satisfaction OF the c'u,' ,-9a
ID ayit filed, that the said Defendant neoH ~ no
not an inhabtant of the District OF CoI'"','" c,c
ton of the CompIanants by Their counsel az be d
that the said George Carson do appear "e orr,.t:
day of next April Term, and enter us a, he scrs
this suit, and give security tor peHor',,3 Ch.t
of the Court; and that the Other De'siT trustees Of
Bennett, Hugh Smith and William fo@'e ,sc,s,e IL
George Carson do not pay away, convey sr,. 10 the
debts hy them owing to or the estate VI rIr GsC.
hands belonging to the said absent De- M, Cow
Carson, until the further order or decte:% rbE.s
and that copy of this order be toF'% While ney,
two months successfully in OF the paDJSr co.
ners prn,ed in the town of Alexandra anu ro"rt Hos
be also posted at the front door OF ''''
of said County. Test ms, ZEE, CO
! ian IS EDh' . -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
district Of Columbia,
alexandria County, y

alexandria County, ~
NOVEMBER TERN. 1877.
The Mechanics Bank If Alexandria,
COmpPs.
James Kirk administrator of John Nc Sln ChahceH
Namara, decd Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l., Mcnamara aud Luther
Chamberlain DgFsJ A.
vUyUE defendants James Kirk, AGm'oT. of joan D.
Namara deceased, Sally McNamara, and HEM
L. Mcnamara, not having entered their appearance az:
given security according to the Statute and the tla
of this Court: and it appearing 10 the satisfaction w
Court upon affidavit filed, that the SAID deie"liAS
James Kirk, Administrator of John Mcnamara 't'-
Sally McNamara and Henry l.. VIC NanarI' arc Nv ~
habitants of the District Of Columbia, on mo'In
the Complanants by their Counsel It is orIe'e' "
the said absent defendants James Kirk, Admire
'Ioj,n Nc Namara deceased. Sally McAamai'' ;.
Henry l.. Mcnamara, 90 appear here on us
lday of laxt April tern, and enter thef aPI',
ance TO this suit, and give security for pertormeb
DEGREES Of the Court, and that the other ae''n'-
Il luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, eONr
isccrcte the debts by him owing to, or the e''.'.
effects in his hands, belonging to the sad ao'e"
PENDANTS until the further order Of this ,o0i' =.
that copy of this order be forthwith puO,',y.
two months successfully in one of the puOhe N,'
Ipapers printed in the I own Of Alexandra 90" c,
CODY be also posted at the front door OF Inc wv
House ofsaid County, Test, ,,cC
Janl52 EDh L. "'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
Co\\ector's Sale.

aVylIL be exposed TO public sale, to the h'gbes
w bidder, on saturday, the 10Th dug Of Hareh, 1928
at the Office of the Clerk OF the Corporatloo o.
eors etown all that part OF Lot No 7oin Beatty AND
Hawkins addition to Georgetown, fronting ~ feet OF
the north side of Frststreet, assessed 10 'heoaore
scertained) and will be sold to satisfy the Corpora
ton of Georgetown, ID C.. for a foot way paving 'a>
of s54 IS, levied the same in 1927 wAh costs ant
charges Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ
Terms Cash. JOIN nOLTZMAN, Collector
Gsorgeto,un January -, 2o-law&49M