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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

aNfct OF letter from gentleman in England to his
mend IN ALEXANDRIA, ID. e. dated Plymouth. Sept IS.
Our town is now swarm;ng with Portuguese,
$40 have sought an asylum IN this country,
r'"s most European foreigners in time OF trou-
'Tl rom the tyranny Of lha. bloody usurper,
"'SVEl, who has again shown this country and
"' world at large his true character. He was
,''s last winter, and embarked from Plymouth
~ 'ortugal-while here, he was treated very
''"Us0meiy-he was about, however, to return
~ compliment when hs-arri,ed at Lisbon, by
s"l0di's this country of large loan for
'''n our government was guarantee, had not
VIC Ambassador caused the same to be re-ship>
~ rs before he could &c, completely hold Of it.
acre are here now about 1900, some Of Them
u very destitute condition, and more expect>
10 that the Brazilian Consul is at loss
'"''e '0p place them. Several lofts have been
','0 up Ior their reception, besides those who
&c al lodgings in the town who can aff,rd TO
r-' 'o' II. They will embark for Brazil, it is
tr'Se@' as soon as transports are ready to
sy them there. Our town has likewise
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
Thomas King.
MER Cha r TAILoR.


King street, 6efreen tie Franklin II use and I'm Hotel
VV>AKES this method o! returning BIS sincere thanks
L to hs friends and the public in general, for past
vors and continues 10 soliche sam, for the firinTe
lie has just received fire. supply of FiLL GOODS
Ne will be able to supply all ord in his lrc of bu-
sness at the shortest notice, and the most aso
bic terms for cash lie has hand al kinds of
READY MADE CLOTiIN G-coats, pantaloons AID
vests; cravats stifners and fashionable cosrs filed
and plain Shirts general assortment Of gentle IT,, MS
gloves socks and stockings lie has on hasd an
assortment of fashionable cloths blue, black, olive
drab and steel mixed do; also oassineres, blue,
black and fancy coors, and good assortment of ss,i.
nctts; handsome assortment Of ves,irg.; toinot anil
swansdown vel'et' and silks; ALSO good assortment.
of bang up and hunters Cords Handsome as.ortnent
Of Tartan plas and blue and brown camblcts; an as
sotnent of fannels Of dif.rcnt color; hands me
assortment of fashionable button; git, plated and
Steel and lsrgewhte pearl buttons, for gcntlrmen's
coats and fashionable black buttons; good assert.
ment Of casicoes; fades' mockrsons and chdren's
gloves Also ageneral ssortme ut IF
LADIES + GENTLEMENS clocks.
Orders will be taken. which viii be made UP 10 any
fashion with nestness and dispatch at such prices as
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
Notice to Creditors
number of claims against the .

WTHEREAS number of claims against the estate
w of Samuel Craig, deceased, were presented to
the late Mr. John G Ladd, as administrators with the
will annexed, in his life time, and those claims not
proven as the law requires =" 70 Sire notice to
rly established on or before the first day Of March,
1929, they will be excluded fro parc pang in the
benefits of said estate. rwentyslx and 6ve-eg tbs
per centum viii he paid to those creditors whose
claims have been properly adjusted aud proven on or
before the first day Of January next, by application to
me at my dwelling, on Woit-street any evening after
three o'clock. ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-
De bonis and Trustee Of Samuel Craig, dece
deco eolw& aw 1stM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

s.i,bsa, and the circular opening in the
Ky :, n. rotuuda closed up. A new passage
0" ,,1ery of the House has been opened,
- libby between it and the ro'unda widen
D. We are pleased, above all, however, to see
4" s,,ts Of the members OF the Senate
ION Dlaced in their old and proper posi-
~ md new gallery erected on The western
=, ,is.Senate Chamber. This gallery is
I'D on handsome iron pillars bronzed,
~ "A. irany thing to the beauty ofthe room.
-. ,r,.D she gateways of the Capitol Square
f.,sbsd the building will present completed
,ree, The Northern wing will, we pre-
" ;, painted early next Spring; and we
ofno other material improvement that is
Inundated. The Capitol certainly has its
,.,;,.r,gral delor mites, but il is, altogether,
oby of the purposes for which 1t is intended
=, # the nation By whom 1t was erected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

ARMY MATrERs.-The interest," frlt in the fate
Of Gen. Scott will render The publication OF
the annexed order acceptable to our readers.
Bv this order, appointing B,igadler General
Atkinson To the command Of The Western De-
partment, it will be seen that General Scott
has not, as was reported, been dismissed the
service, bu, thai, by ord,r II the Var Department,
he has been suspended from his command
This enc ouragrs US in the hope, thai the serri>
ces Of this mertorIous and gallant soldier may
still be preserved To the country which he hon
ors, and which honors HIM.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,}
washington, 9Th Nov. 1928:
(Order M. 6S.}
Breve MIior General Scott, having BY or
der Of the War Department, Of the Goth inst,
been supended from the command OF the WEES
re,n Department OF The Army, Brevet Brisa-
der CT neral Atkinson will Immediately assume
the command Of the Western Department, and
es, ablish his Head Quarters in Jefferson Bar
racks, near S. Louis, Missouri, to which place
all returns, reports, and commune ations, haV-
irs reference 10 the command IT the Western
Department, will hereafter be directed.
BY order Of Major General Macomb.
(Signcd) r. JONES, Adjutant General.
Head Quarters, E Dept.
A rue copy. L. BAlhOo.
Aid de Camp, Act, Assist. Adl't. Gen.
Another order will be found beiow-and it is
with pain we learn the fact announced by II,
that Major North, who has been for SO many
wears, and with such signal success, the conf
mander of the corps Of Cadets at West Point,
has requested 10 be relieved from that duty
His successor, Captain Hitchcock, was Tor
| some time the assistant Of Major Worth, and
is probably as well qualified as any ofhter IN
the army, 10 take his place.
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFIcE,l
WAsHINGroS, 25lh Nov. 1928,
IOrder No. go
Breve, Major Worth Of the lst Regiment OF
Artillery having reqaes,ed that he may be re-
Ieyed on tie Isl Of January next, from The du-
ties assigned him at the Military Academy at
West Point, as Instructor Of Tactics, and Com
mandant Of the Corps Of Cadets, he is hereby
relieved accordingly; and Captain Ethan a.
! Hitchcock, Of the ist regiment OF Infantry, Is
,rnoin,ed by the Secretary Of War his sue.
cessor.
Captain Hitchcock will repnir to West Point
with as little delay as practicable, and report IN
person to Lieut.. Col. Thayer, Superintendent
of the Military Academy FOR duty. -.
Brevet Major Worth, on being relieved, Will
Join his regiment at Fortress Monroe.
By order Of Major General Macom9.
R JONES, Adjutau, Genersl
Head Quarters, Z. Dept.
ca rue copy L. DhCNo
Aid de Camp, A. A. Ad. General.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
been visited by great number Of Russians Of

been visited by great number of Russians. Of
ia'e' who left us jus; as the Portuguese arrived
"a large Russian squadron having been driven
by stress OF weather into this port.
fafiament is at present prorogued, blu, is
expected 10 meet some time in November. 10
form committee to examine into that long a.
gitated matter, the Catholic que,tion-they will
then probably adjourn to January, and receive
the committees report
Trade, belive, were it not for the great in
hux OF foreigners in this neighborhood would
be just the same as when you left US. Build
ings, however, are still springing up in every
direction in the vicinity Of our town, and some
large and handsome houses. which you may n.
collect about the Royal Horel, are taken up, and
other buildings in the vicinity. pubic ba h
is abou: to be formed on the marsh between
S;onehouse and Plymouth, aud salt water bro't
in iron pipes from under the Hoe, which il is
supposed, will draw great number Of gentry
TO the town, so that in the course OF another
year Plymouth and Stonehouse VIII probably
join.
'We have had very much wet weather
throughout the kingdom this summer, which
threatened at one time to destroy the harvest;
bot the Almighty was graciously pleased TO
remember US, and send little fine weather just
in time to stop the cry in the land: SO that, al
though we cannot boast Of very abundant
crop, ye:, generally speaking, il is on the whole
tolerably good. A great quality of oats and
hay have, however, been spoiled.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
New-York Consolidated Lottery.

New Ofk consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. l6 for 1928. to be drawn in New York on
Wednesday the Sd December Capital Prize $4,000.
Tickets sl0 halves S; quarters 20; eighths IS
Delaware & South Carolina Lottery
Extra class No 1; to be drawn in Wilmington. Del.
on Friday, December 5th. lIighest1Prize $1,000
Tickets s.; halves so; quarters75 Cts.
Virginia State Lottery, 18th Class,
Forthe benef, of the Dismal Swamp Cans, Compsny,
to be drawn at Richmond on Wednesday 10th Zee.
48 numbers, drawn ballots Highest Prize 80, 0O0
Tickets S. halves so; quarters 81 25.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No TO-
Will be drawn in Washington City on Tuesday the
10Th December-42 number Lottsry, drawn ballots
Only II ,450 tickets Capital Prize $4,000 Tickets
$40; halves 10; quarters 5; eght,s so; sixteen,hs
Is, to be had in q varist, of numbers at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
J. II. WHITES

Lottery Office, Royoi street.
Where was sold in the last Uniod Canal Lottery one
half of the Capital Prize of 25 900 dollars and many
other handsome prizes.
o. All orders by mail post paid enclosing cash or
prize tickets in former lotteries and orderRgtickets or
shares in any responsible lottery, will receive prompt
attention from j. II W,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
Notice.
Lottery and Exchange 00ee, King,st Alrandria

Little River Tu.npike Company. Non. IL, 1928
TIME stockholders hereby notified that an Elect
i ton will be held at Horaho Ciagetts hotei IN the
town of Alexandria, on Frid1y the second day of onu
nm nert for President, four Directors, and rressu
reI to serve for one year thence ensuing to ex.
.mns the Treasurers account and receive the report
&c of the President and Directors for the present
year, the 5lst Of December.
'' JONAH THOMPSON, Trea'r.
rrThe Leesburg Genius of Liberty will insert the
above till election, noT ~ SIa"tDS2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

The New.York Commercial has the ioi'o~>
.,,,r,,ys Of the Russian bulletins, brought
J, me last arrival:
ave have a, length series Of official bui'e-
e,u ,he Russian armies al Varna, cho>
~, and Silisiria, which, we are happy 20 say,
axe Gi,spated the miserable hc''"ns wnien
,,rs be.n 2u, forth respecting the retreat and
,,,,,brOw of the invading armies OF The Rus-
an, These official advices bring the pro-
.J;r,s before Varna down to the lst OF DC
,,sr, inclusive; and f. ON Choumla, to the 27th
fOcrcber It's not true that The Russians
,,,- r,,reared from Before Choumla; 1t is not
rue ,sa, they have been discounted at Farna'
p that the TLrks had thrown reinforcements
IN that fortress. All these events may take
lace hereafter; but at the date OF the last and
.'cs, advices upon which any reliance can oe
laced. none Of them had occurred. 30 Tar
i,n it, Indeed, is the fact, that the whole oil the
Russian line Of operations has been preserved
thus far, then, in he 'ee,h Of the London edit
,orS and almost alone at home, we have been
w,rained in he disbelief which We have more
,b,n onre expressed, Of the pretended defeats
,rf retreats of the Russians. And we sincere
II ,o3c they will no, hr defeated, unul the
Inks shall b. driven buck IN their native
b,unts amidst he mountain Businesses aud the
surpne desert, OF Asia Bur we have little ex
notation hat the contest will be pushed TO
such an extremiiy The Turks are dete nding
the Bllkan passes wi, h great obslinacy and bra
very. Ultimately, however, they must yield'
anil then he Sultan will meet the invaders With
he olive branch"
The accounts, As we stated Yesterday, ara very
cOur.l,c,ory, as will re seen by our extracts
IN auot e column. We have thought ii best
10 give both sides.
There are again many ominous givings out
especuug the King of Ensland's health His
illness, which is now a subject OF remark, has
BEN mention frequently in the London pa
pes for month past; but his health had been
30 Tar restored az TO enable him 10 take MS u
sal lides, and entertain company The Cou-
E,r ct the Esd October states that his Majesty
entertained dinner party on the preceding
lay, Its said that the King has f,lien away
very much in person during his late illness, and
Vas sill unable to walk ilhout assistance
le'sg carried about in chair. The NeC'
gives the following paragraph upon the SUBJ
'aci.-
The real nature Of the complaint under
'1ch The King has been, ard still is, suffering
,a' not been allowed TO come before the pubhc.
We have reason 10 think that il was not one,
'S' complication Of complaints. Gout, there
NoO doubt, was one-hut bleeding is not resorted
D III cases Of simple gou'; aud we have II from
Al au,horlY which We place full reliance in
.o4l he King has been blsd several times with
'h1 last fortnight"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
=. RUM NEY'S
Lottery and Elehange Cffoe, .3lerandria

THIS DAY,
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
No Is for 1925 will be drawn in the City of y. York
on "wednesday, Sd December. Highes, Prize s25 600,
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 50; eighths 2'
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
Extra Glass No. /, will be drawn ir wilmington DE !.
on Friday Dec. S. 40 numbers-6 drawn ballots
Highest prize $4,000 Tickets 50, halves Sl3 quar- -
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit ct the Dismal swamp Canal Company,
Will be drawn at Richmond on "Wednesday ION pee
AZ numbers-7 drawn ballots Highest prize 10000.
Tickets dollars, halves q, quarters u
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 10,
70 be drawn in The City washington on Tuesday 10th
Dec a. numbers, drawn ballots-Only IL 4So tick
cts Highest Prize 900 Tickets s2o halves 10,
quarters S, eghths2 so; sixteenths 25 For sale st
+, CORSE'S
Lo,teru and Exchange office, Kings Akrnndria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

u. have read Mr.. Bates pamphlet against
VI, Benton. 1t paints the latter gentlema"'s
,s,-,,,sr in its true colors. The honorable
s,.,,,r mus, be highly delighted when he looks
=. his mirror, which is so admirably caieulaI-
=, - s,how vice its own features"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
list Of Aietters

ice, Alexandria. ID. C.. De-
LIST, 1928.
letters IN the above list will
RTisED, or they may not gel
Asa Janney
George Jarbo
David Jarvis
X Francis r King
Korn K Wisemiiler
L-Mariah Longden
Sarah Lindsay
George Lewis
James iynch
Levi Lewis
Elizabeth Lynch
M william Meredith
John Major
w. X. Mason
Allan Macrae 9
lessee Meek
NJ 81 Vaudeville
q Felix Oneal
P-sy,..an Phillips
VIM romery
Louis ! Prtuss
John i'ipsico
James Porter
James Pi.lings
Jones e VIM Powell
MARY Prentis
R-Cisry Ramsey
John Ridley
s Eliza Smith
Chas Scott 4
Lucinda Summers
D VIM Y Stew art
Isaac Skinner
Mrs Smith
J u Stansergen
Weeley Summers
VIM Sutton
VIM Somers
James Sanders
Barshaba Simms
r Geo n Terrett
Thompson e Veitch
Mr. Thomas
George Taylor
VIM F Turner
Mrs Fondy
Elizabeth Thompson
W-Mary Wilson
Rlch'd Wallace
VIM Wilson
Joshua Ward
James Wilson
z John Young
AleI'r Young
DANL. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
Yhe person who borrowed

from my dwelling the second volume of THE SCOT!
FISH MINSTREL, q selection from the V"cal Heb-
dies of Scotland Aneent and Modern, arranged for the
Piano Forte, by r 4 >mith," will do me particu-
lar favor by returning it
ALEXANDER HENDERSON,
Not harng been repubhshed, it canno be replaced in
The IT, Mates 20 - :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

Ut Persons calling TOR
please say THEr ARE ADvE
them,
Alas l. Armstrong
m Alexander
B-Miss Margaret Byrne
Henry Brent
I'hos Bonding
John Baine
Miss Ann E Bateman
John Brown
Thos Buradge
John Burke 2
James Bioxkam 2
Jas H Bennett 2
Capt Ebenezer Bacon
Thos Berry
Thos Bernard
VIM l. Baily
q Vim Cranch
Mrs Cranston
VIM Coolidge
John Claxtoa
Octavius Corbin
Josiss NJ Clark
Miss Harriet III Cox
Geo Cockrell
Rev VIM d Cairns
Saml Crop
Capt John Cohagan
Jas Crowdhill
D John Il Doniphan
Geo Deeton
John & Geo Dencall
uessrs Deets, Bettsall & C.,
Joseph Dean
Miss Matilda Davis
Mary Ann Denty
VIM II Dove
z Geo Eliot
Sarah Evans
John L Fitzhugh
Uriah Forrest
Mor,lecai G Fitzhugh
Matilda Fox
G-Catharine Grant
John Ceilings
Mary Comes
Margaret Garner
Joseph Grimes
R-Nehemiah Hicks
Philip Hamilton
Josiah Bartlett Hills
John l. Hampson
Samuel Hawkins
I-Yary Ingle
Rev John Johnson &.
dec 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
RY Mn y. Mutt

4 r his Auction Store. Of Prince and Union.
~ Streets will be sold Friday Neat al II O'Clock,
lot of stand casks, large and small; large and small
scale beams and dishes: and weights, sad
dies; sett harness. large oil stand; portable desk;
lot of superior Irish whskey, warranted years old,
for family use Also, to close consignment, lot of
domestic cotton', ticklings and checks, pegged and
sewed shoes and b0ottees dec )
pipe 9Th proof French brandy, Seignette's brand
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
Office ofthe Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal 70.


WASHINGTON. y ,. 20. 1928
PROPOSALS will be received at The ofTice of this
l. Company, in the City Of " Arlington. uitiI o.,
clock, P W. onthe 4th day Of December 1928 for the
excavation. embankment and wallng Of ,he residue of
the first lift. miles of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
comprehending the feeders At the mouth of the Memo.
cacy and Of The Seneca Rivers and the portion of the
Canal between Rock Greek and the section NJ under
contract next below the Little Falls of the Potomac
River, making about ten miles of canal excavation At
the same time, proposals will be received for erecting
three dams across the Potomac river, four locks two
basins, and several bridges.
The plans and specifications for the above work will
be exhibited this Office after the 25th day Of Noyem
Der JOHN r INC;JE
oc' 22--24wtdec 40 Clerk Ch 4 Canal Com.
FNov. he feedrf OF the month
Of the Monoracy river, (mcnrioned abc,e) is
Withdrawn from contract until further 10 ice,
JOHN p INGLE. Clerk.
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Office If ne Ches.prst 80 . ,.a; on,o'v
UaSLingt.n, tor. - ,8S

VUTIt III TIC NITtS"! Ut q y " ~ Z or Y,
Wastingi.n, tor - ,8'o
PROPOSALS. viii b, received .: liz III
I O'Clock, - - o. The Alb Ia, Nr
1928 far the rursru. ton ut Il, ..r ,.. .t.-
the Locks on that part of tbs. -. tts..
and Ohio t'naI, between G.org.tOwn
of Columbia, and the Ca.octn Mount in -. ill.,
Der Of houses Ia be put under contract IS sts,t
ten Their dime rsors Ia be so fee; fcnt lS .eet
dcep,and one AMI al hs stories high They ar. 20 he
built of Stone the contractor, rai hing ali me, erals
The plan and specifications, together W III c,her in.
formation in relation thereto, ma, he seen 4, ti. Of
fee after the 20,h instant. JOHN + INEIE
nov l4-2awt4D Clerk Che. and 'hio Canal G. ON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

At an anniversary meeting Of the ST. An
drews Society, held at Clageit's Hotel on Mon
day the LIST instant, the following gentlemen
were elected officers to serve for the ensuing
year:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

Colin Aud, President.
VIM. Gregory, lst 2y;,e Presidents
Robert Jamieson, ID
Rev f. Harrison, Chaplain.
Doctor G.. A. Brown, Physician.
Richard Vei,ch,
N. +. FIzhugh, M,n,,ers
David Martin,
Jas. M'Krnzle, Jun.
Robert Anderson, Treasurer.
A. B. Gregory, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04
Real Estate at Auction

Real Estate at Auction.
M Thursday nszt the I'm inst at II O'Clock, viii be
" sold at the front door of Mr. a. Rhodes Tavern
on Union. street. two thirds Of the
BAKE HOUSE & LOT
annexed thereto, belonging 10 the heirs Of Thomas
Crandle, decd. The house is OF brick two stories
high, ,hrtycght feet by twenty two, ana stands
twelve feet alley to the of the aforesaid Rhodes
Tavern Terms made known al sale.
At private sale-2 feather beds and furniture, one
hair matrass and a handsome silver watch with gold
seal. GEO. WHITE, Auct.
dec4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

FIRST SPLENDID LOTTERY.
Ncw-York Consolidated, No l6.
win be drawn on Wednesday next. Sd Of Dece mber
Hghsst Prize $4,000. Tickets $40; shares in pro-
Uortion.
Splendid Lottery.
Grand Consolidated Washington City
Lottery will be drawn 5th Of December prize oil
$4,000 l of 10000, Of go of, 500 of 1850
Of ,O00 &c. 40 number Lottery, drawn ballots
1880 tickets. Tickets S20 halves 10; quarters ),
eirhths so; slxteenths 25 for sale ID variety OF
r. RIYNG MEX,S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

goo Bushels " hite Beans
N store and for sale by GEO. JOHNSON.
II nov 90
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AUCTIONS.

Book Auction-By VIM. D. Mutt,
nm Saturday Evening nezs, 6M inst. will be sold
" without reserve, large colleciionof
RARE e HaLEABLE BOOKS
London editions, many Of which cannot be had at the
bookstores at any price.
Sale will commence at O'Clock precisely.
der
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TWO BRISTOE 7RACT LOTS

TWU BHISIUE IRICT LUTN,
one adjoining the tavern property, conainir G about
100 y9cres The otheres in t!i, bend of Cedar Ran,
lately owned by Charles Goodwin, who purchased it
Of Waller COe, and Containing about the same
TermS-ihe OBJECT Of the subscriber being 10 close
hi, transactions inn-ke,per, pay his debts, and
change his occupation he viii only qure one fourth
in hand tor the tavern property, the balance will be
made Day able i'll II and 8 months, with bontlan Sc.
curity and deed OF trust 20 the payments III
other property will Sc sold credit OF min, mort hs
for all above FIVE dollars with bond " tn. usual
manners for five dollars and under cash will be requr.
ed.
al persons indebted to the subscriber are earnestly
requested 10 make settlement by note Or payment
without delay and person, having claims will plcasc
present them soon convenient.
THOMAS Il. HAMPTON
Brcntsyille, october u 1873.
y. Is Ill property soii FOR Cash, will Of course be
delivered immediately, other prop ry will be deliver.
cd on the l5il December. nov % --eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria ID. C. De-
cember LIST, 1928.
AZ Persons calling for letters the above list will
please say ADVERTISED, Or they rnuy not gel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-04

9paNish NiAes.
4 900 Spanish Hides, very superior quality, just
/ ceived by the brig Sea Horse. and for sale by
dec ~ MILLER :. SON.