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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
From the Philadelphia Daily Chronicle Feb. II.


MIR. Jones, the unfortunate gentleman whose
m rIancholy death we announced yesterday ap'
ne airs TO have been led TO commit The rash act
which terminated his existence by circumstan.
ces that en,itle him TO deep COMMUNICATION,
though we are far from citing them with a
view TO paiate the desperate measure to which
he has resor,ed as refuge from distressing
reflections.
We are informed that, when about to leave
ST. Louis, some time since, packet, contain
ing four thousand dollars in bank notes, was
placed in his care, by respectable house IN
that town, to be Carried TO Wheeling, Some
thing occurred To delay his journey, and he
sent The packet to the owners. Shortly ai'er,
being again prepared to depart. the same pack
ct TO, having been opened in the meantime,
" as again sent to him He Carried i; ~ Wheel
ing, and there delivered it as directed. From
Wheeling i, was sent TO Pi,tsburg, and, when
opened, found to contain nothing but worthless
papers. By whom the packet had been opens d,
and these papers substituted for the notes, is
unknown; but suspicion, in the minds OF those
interested, has never We nuhdsrs'ad, attached,
in apy decree, 10 Nj Jones, whose character
and circumsl auces were both such as 10 place
him above It's reach. He was inioi med OF the
circumstance not many days since, and assu-
red, al the same time, that no doubt was en-
,erlained of his integrity. The subject, howev.
er, seems to have taken complete possession oil
his mind: and in long conversation which he
held with friend, on Sunday evening, he
see med exceedingly distressed by it, though he
rave no intimaiion whatever OF such purpose
as he has since put into execution.
Yesterday morning he committed the fatal
ac,. The muzzlc of the pistol being placed in
his mouth, the ball passed through his head;
and, the barrel bursting, a fragment pierced
hi, chest, and passed nearly through his boay
A nole was found, on table in the chamber,
in the hand writing Of the deceased, asserting
hi, own innocence. and that Of a near relation,
on whom, he seems 10 have thought. though
without cause, that suspicion might TALL
Mr.. Jones was the >on Of very respectable
member Of the legal profession, in the west oil
England. he came 10 this country few years
since, witha capital Of several thousand dol
lars. After remaining some Time in this city,
he removed to ST. Louis. Strong testimony Is
borne TO his integrity by those who have known
| him well in both places.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20

WI RICHARD Nj JOHNSON, OF the United
TS a,'s SENATE, IN letter TO his friend John w.
..ooa''', Esquire. in answer to one from tina,
Ss'""a"' requesting hun to become a candi.
,sn,. " reDres' nj the district at presen, repre-
u oY Heneral Nc Har,on, III Congress. af.
va,'rc ins MS great solicilude to retire TO pri,
'a'e life, sayss y" PR
h, 'o,,. 'ie with me, is a life Of incessan, Ia,
esp w Wy inclination, and believe my inter,
!, ~ "uu'u iead me 10 retirement. This course
,Js.a'i 'r urged upon my feeling from the con-
AND y suoh that my friends General Mediation
are , "Ooer' j. Ward. Esq, ana probabl, Others
vh; .U"s'aered as candidates in The district in
any ! reside. should regre: TO Interfere in
so,d ."an"er with their prospects. YET in &C.
ed m. WIN the principles which have guild
Ss,se, IN all my public career, were it made
IN ,Ss Use; certain that majority of the people
l.bo w; district desire me again to assume he
r.,sr,'S Gs ana responsible station Of their Rep.
nsir eaR'' se''' e0"''' nor 'e'use TO o6ey
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20

.,,,rs I LEGISLATION In The House oil
.'"~nbly If New-York an angry debate took
.s on the resolution relating 10 the abolition
r slavery, in he District Of Columbia. Mr.
wan, aidrsssed the committee IN favor
's,hs resolution, * for the frs, time during The
%..nssion, we believe, drew in political consi-
lions, Mr. L. l.. Smith replied in lor-
.;tr. ,,d dipni6 d manner, and urged the po>
r., aud imrropriety Of the resolution. MT.
C,n., oIdr, ,sed tie committee IN an able ar
,oosnt against the resolution, in which, among
S,hs, ,oi,ts, ne expressed what he conceived
- \. IN, ab,uid iiy ofthe belief that the people
or,br state would imagine that any member OF
n. h,u,e was in favor Of slavery because ne
sbos, 10 vote against instructions which were
, ussl,ss and unwise interference.
|, being nearly two o'clock, MIR Dickson
u,o,,d that the committee rise end report
IN, motion being nrga'i,td, MIR. Dickson re-
sd a, some Ienyth To Mr.. Cross, aud warm-
!, u,psd he adoption OF The resolution. Calls
r., he question were repeated, and il was tax
>, and he resolution adop,rd. 81 TO ST Mr.
D,cE,,.n offered an addilioual resolution, re-
oursring the governor To transmit the resolu'
ZION 10 our memoirs OF Congress; which was
,lso auoO,sd, 81 to 81. The committee then
rose.
A mo'ion 10 adjonrn being negatived, Mr..
Judd sid hat there were several subjects on
watch he conceived The Legislature were bound
in the same spirit TO instruct their repre- ,enta'
live, in cone,ts,, and one particularly; and h
moved 10 amend ,he r,por, BY adding another
resolution, "insrructine our senators aud re-
guessing nur re2reSen, aiives 10 use their IKE r
lions 10 procure tor passage OF laws Tor re
straning incompetence and Nervousness IL
the District of Columbia" Nr. Dickson con
sidrred the proposition to- BE- an insult To III,
house, which he hoped would be promptly re
PEELED BY g rsse!ioa MessTs SS.p N Is am n
dvcorous aud lrlHng, and the latsr g-n,'e MAJ
considered il so ridiculous and such blot up
on our Journals, thai he said he Should NOV
tomorrow to have it expungrd. Mr.. Judd de
Tended the amendment n, from any deslg, TO trif1
with the subject. lis conceived j. to be of "yi
tai importance" lntemperanCe was such g;
CRYING sin" that the houie had postponed tn
public bushes, an entire day 10 fas in ronse
quence OF IL, prevalence; and surely il, was pro
per TO arrest is progress as far as possible II
the district OF Columbia. A any ratr, it wa
aslegilmate subject Of instruction as the re
solution ja,t pass d. Mr.. Gross opposed III,
amendment, berause he bad opposed he origi
Da resolution; bul he saw no difference brtwrel
them. II one was unnecessary and gu o. place
so was The other; 1t one was tidiculru>, nd al
n'u' to the house, aad ought 10 b ,xpunerd
ne could only say thai 1t had 6ro.ler! Tn,
amendment was lost; when on motion Of Mr.
Daplon, the rrpor' Il the oommi ee Of III
whole was Laid on the table, AZ 10 "A; and ,h
house Adjourned,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
s YAIM's PA .AC a..
n u. Ed;,o, of ~, 8nnerican Daiiy .gdr,,t;,er

To the Editor of The .4meriean Daily .9duertser.
CIR Enclosed you have letter, deposition, and
y certificate entitled to the highest consideration. If
such detail as is here to by the unhappy suffer
er herself and certified to be true, of their own
knowledge, by two most respectable Physicians and
by the Magistrate, before whom the deposition was
made, then do aver that those who resist such ev
dence would not believe even though the miraculous
cure should he performedunder their own eyes This
case has made deep and lasting impression on the
neighborhood where Mrs. Apologize lives, and do
not at all doubt but il will leave an impression little
less durable wherever it shall be read. ask, and am
asked by Others with such wonderful sustained
by the most unimpeachabe testimony. why is not
swam's Panacea prescribed by me of our regular
ply sicians They know well the cases in which it
would surely be eficacious. If it were no, for the
high respect hYe for the Medical Profession would
not hesitate to pute their conduct to Jealousy
~, or to some equally unamable quality Task from
the public for the following statement deposition and
certificate, candid and impartial hearing ask no
more, because know no more are necessary to carry
conviction to the mind of the most prejudced.
A NElGlIGOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20

R.,uL-Tbe ORIENT, arrived at Ne"
rsOA ;,,d from Rio Jansrio, Dec. 27th' Capt
lo'S, si Informs. tina, the government. was ere,
Young r,nch stock, beari"g an interest oil
aug - emf, as could be disposed OF at 40 per
"e P G.conn,. and that exchange was lower
;'n' ,Dv lime during the war. No packet
hlO a .;rsj from Buenos Ayres for an unusual
n,u 9TH a time. Most Of The vessels which l?rm'
eng" ork,de Of Buenos Ayres, had arrived
60 ,sn'i,sI Guido had also arrived. under arrest
t '1'n,J with illegal proceedings i'll condemn
rgprzs:, ,,,;D, m hoard AIS slaves
..'t,,, away abou, the 18th December, near
S'', and NE Captain and crew, and AL Out
If the slaves were lost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
SM17p NEWS.

Brig John lard, wilson. of and for this port, Is
DAYS from 81 Thomas, arrived in Hampton Roads OH
the 18th inst. and will proceed up with all possible
dis atch.
The schr Increase, Dilaway, hence, at ST. Thomas
l7th of January
Capt. Gardner, Of the Robert Patten, spoke, Jan
lat 40, 80 long. 50, brig Ceres, Lincoln, from 7ex.
andra, and being in Distress for provisions, water &C.
was generously supplied. Same time, ship Colossus,
of New York, from James River, whose Captain (May
could not conveniently get at his provisions. shou
he obtained
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
Yhir.y dollars Rev ord.

4 BOUT the first Of December last, negro man
n named LLOYD, abscondeh from The farm near
tins place, heretofore in the possession OF Mrs Eliza
beth nm Bowie, now under my charge. lloyd lisa
bout % yesrs Of age and about fee. 10 inches high,
dark speaks slow, and not likely; had
one or both of his feet little frost-bitten years
ago; clothes not recollected
If he istakcn in Prince George County, Mary land
or in tho District of Columbus and brought home to
me- or safely secured in Jail that get him again,
will give Twenty Dollars and If apprehended out Of
the County and more than thirty miles from home,
will give the above reward of Thirty Dollars and pay
all reasonable expenses incurred in bringing him home.
RICHARD l.. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver on the estate of John F. Bowie, decd.
Pi.catsway, Prince Georges County, Jan ID.
ian l6-5tawf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
SUPREME COURT U. S
"WEDNESDAY FsBRuARYlS

pursuant to adjournment, the Court met
ms morning at the Capitol.
Present Il, on Yesterday.
PROCLAMATION being made, the Cour, was O.
psnrd
v MOTION Of Mr.. Peters, Samuel Chew. ESQ.
., fenn'y,anIa, aud On motion If MIR. O den
, %ora.'a' NJ. Noah Esq. of New York, were
Court " '"'
n :" Jane Foster and Plrasants Elan,
'l1'a 'h' IN Error, VS.. David Nelson. The
Suntn' o. Ibis cause was continued by Mr.,
ZONES, Tor the defendant in error
=. No 49, joseph Vaudeville, Ell al Appellants
:" No"u'1s Riggs. Tie argument of this
,au'T was commenced by Mr.. E J. Lee, for the
app'lAn's ''' '"'
"ulOuratd till uC-morrow, IL Am.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20

o.. hand. are hardened by daily toll
= i'a" 49,. heart would disdain to grover
I' theirs. Thus the world was'' n 'e'
VAN " ,;,s nothing to complain. There Is
and i ,oI,,ion. however, that these men, as
, nr,lrn says, carry 'heir owners marx a'0u'
D',- !, some place or o,hsr-"so that 1t Is no.
ins'"' vhom the cattle belong"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
For Rent.

.m.a wish 10 rent for The present W ar,
>sss-f the tobacco factory sshington.street,
az near the sugar house. latel, occupied by Jo-
S-,ss. nathan G.. May The house is well ca;culat-
ed for mech mic Of any kind also wish to rem, the
lce-iionse in Halloweli's yard, and large Smoke
House on Prince street, latel, occupied by luther
Chambers Possession Will be given immed la,ely.
ian 81 ELIZA T.. HOOE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
Zen Dollars Reward.

i OST yesterday between this place and Washing
IL ton, a WILLOW B4>KE1. handle brok en- off,
containing several small Books and her little articles
belonging TO small child, also Specie about so 20
Dollars more or some less The above reward will be
paid to any person. who will leave the above articles
with the Post-Master in this place, the in Wash.
ington. ELI MEEKER.
feb 20-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
Administrators Sale.
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

DURSU ANT to a decree of the oun,y Court of
T. Fairfax, pronounced on the 2lst day Of August,
1928, between william Russell, complainant and Da-
nie Du:any and others, defendants, viii proceed
20 sell, for cash the premises, to The highest bid
der, Wednesday The isM day Of SprI at O'Clock,
Z. NJ 1885, certain tact 81 land lying In the county
of Fairfax and State ct Virginia, near the residence OF
the sad Daniel Dulsny. containing about
-Four Hundred a,d Fifty acres.
been materially M ued b! injudc'ous cultivation IL
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandria. j. is well wstered.~aoe has
on an abundance Of timber or all farming purposes
its fences are good and nentiy arranged. he
title is believed t. be perfect, eponabie, snd
the land will be show to any person wishing 10 ena-
NINE il, BY MIR Duany. I.W HEWITT, Conm'r.
The Inteligenc,r will publish this ad'e rsemt nj Tor
ski, DAYS in the countr, paper. and send their bill
To ~. flee feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
NORTH, n.bevl"NN AcaA my

THE REV THOMAS e.. THORNTON
go well known to the public as AN able and expert
= .nced rachcr, viii continue to preside over this
,s,it,on the IN ung year. lie will be again assist.
II by Mr.. JusErH u. DAVE, young gentleman OF IT.
rproachablc character and who has aresdy evinccd
,tstsctory evidence of high qualifications as teach
The Academy is situated two miles below Northum-
berland Court House, in a ncIShborhood prorerba'iy
healthy, Colonel WILLIAM JETT, the present slew
arI will continue 30 tn, Boarding Department.
In this institutions tarh Ia the lal", G'"ek ana
Hebrew Languages, and translation ct the |rcnch lam
gutge-tog thcr with other pre-requs G. tor co'ie'
gate course r
ABOUT one hundred and fifty volumes OF Books. OF
History and scic have BE- en- carefully selected as
the CONNIE ncement at library.
Mathematical instruments. Globes and Maps, both
ancient and modern, also provided tor the use of
the Students.
TERMS:
For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and English Gram'
mar, '-o
These with Geography & the use Of the Globes
! III .,har c.res 1,nnuaIly.) 80
For Board, (annually) exclusive of bedding and
candles, Nv r
NJ The session " III commence on TIE nrst Gay OF
February and end about the frs of Decen Der with
ont AN, Summer vacation Parents and tuardlahs
will recolect that they liable for the tuition fees
and board of their SONS and wards, from the time Oh
entrance till the end of the session, TO be paid quar-
tery i'll advance. -, ,cpmpt1
Pres,dentof the Board Of Trustees
December I, 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
December 1, 1923.

We. the undersigned, have this da, attended an e1'
animation of the students of NoRTHuhBEtLANp AGA
prMr, and concur in the opinion, that tn" highly gra
tfyng manner in which the several classes (comPrls'
ry and Mathematics, acqutt ed themselves is indica'
i've both of the application any proficiency OF the Stu.
den,s and of The fidelity ability, and judicious mode
,f;nstre,;on pursued by the Teacher.
VI JOHN d. LELAND,
J.. NJ SMITH,
WIN B. HUDNALL,
WIN. HARDING, Jr.
M,,e1 1893 SKM'L BLACKWELL.
jan Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
so Dollars Reward.

CrOLEN on the night Of the lu'h instant, from the
y subscriber, living on the old Fredercktown Road,
about three miles from this city. BLOOD Bay
HORSE, accustomed to harness, Isl hands hg with
long bushy tail, two white feet behind. and small
name and tail The above reward will be pai,i upon
delivery of the horse and conviction of the thief or
half the amount for the recovery of the horse only
b. C0MFGYS,
feb 1876 baltimore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
IN COUNCIL. FEBRUARY 9Th, 1929.

The following persons were appointed Com
missioners fnr holding elections in he different
Wards on Tuesday he Sd day of March next,
for members 10 serse il the Common Council
for the ensuing twelve monlhs:-
Samuel Lindsay, pho)es, Toror, Cor the
Thomas Vowel,
GUY Su! n."','''"' At the Old Council Chamber for
n~' ~, the Second Ward.
James Douglas, &c. I -
IIenr, D.ngerheld,1
Josiah n Davis. and Afred.s,s. for the Fourth
William Fowle, w ard
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20

A -ing young irllow was lately robbed IN
Philadelphia. The roober frs, knocked him
down with his 30, and then came near put
ing To his existence with ~. Several
- cases have Happened in that CT lately, and
it is proposed to add ) to the criminal coce
on their account.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
WILLIAM B. HAMILTON.

Personally appeared before me, Robert
,:SSSs,. M'Chesney, one of the Justices of the
..SGWnHc Peace for the county Of MiddleseX, in the
S&SM N. State of New Jersey, SARAH APPLE.
tES& GATE, who made oath that the foregoing
fTIif' letter contains an accurate account of her
case and cure by STY.aIu'S P.ahACEA.
Signed SARAH APPLICABLE.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, the 18th day OF
January, 1929.
Signed ROBERT M'CHESNEf'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
Silly for Sale,

StiN fOr Sale.
Ex That valuable property the
Ess1A 'BhENTSVILLE HOTEL"
ESg sltA adjoining the public square, Prince W.T.
A&ya&t3A liam Court House, embracing acres OF
nnni stables pran.r, aud ice house, with ali rcces.
sary out-pudlngs, and brcf tavern house in which
are Is rooms and passages In sutsbi. part oi the
building is store room, counting room and cellar.
beral credit on the First MOnday i" March nert being
Quarterly Court and accommodating arrang ment
might be made by the transfer of bonds by the pur-
chaser. The value of the property will more fully
appear upon stating that the rent Which Tie "holc
property yields is rather than $500 per annum
feb It's TIL X, HAMPTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
From the Baltimore Patriot.

.4noiher Steam. Bout Lost-On Thurs
DAY morning last, Say, the Mobile Register OF
he 2sh January just before day, as The Steam
Boat Warrior was descending the River not far
from Jackson, doup ling a short bend she came
in contact with the Steam Boa Erie bound up
the river, and was so seriously injured tina, she
sunk in few minutcs. We understand she
had on hoard a number Of Passengers aud "a
bout 400 bales Of Cotton. The passengers
barely had time to escape before the Boat with
a Erse part of he Cargo went down. The L
re was considerably injured, Blu, not so much
as 10 prevent her proceeding on her trip.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
To Rent.

t. The Store adjoining the one oecu.
g@Eai py. II is now in good repair, and to good
b.: tenantwili be rented on reasonable terms
S. .E~r JONAH II. DAVIS.
SCUWySfor sale or hire. feb II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
Trustees Sale.

trustees Salc.
TINDER deed Of trust from Edward Daley to the
u subscriber for certain purposes therein cxpresss
ed shall offer al public AUCTION on the 9Th March
next, on the premise, certain
f.. Lot If Ground. with The Tenements
1T, and improvements thereon, situate on the
Al. = =: north side of Prince.street, in the town OF
Ill. Alexandra, and bounded Ms follows-Begs
ming at the distance of eighty feet west OF Kngstreet
and running twent, FEET or Prince street, thence
nor,hwmdy ore hundred feet parallel with Henry.
10 ten feet alley, thence eastward, and paral-
lei will, Prince enty feet thence southw srdy
one hundred feet to the beginning.
Terms, cash. WILLIAM POTTER,
feb l7-e.6t Trustee.
RF Itake this means Gf in
forming the public that the sale above advertise BY
VIM Potter TO take place on the 9TH March 1879, he
has no authority make Tho deed under which he
acts being not technical Deed of Trust, but sub.
stantially mortgage
feb 20-5t REBECCA DALEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned, Inhabitants Of Cranberry were
wisnesses of the dreadful sufferings of Mrs. SARAH
PPPIEGATE, and her cure by Swaim's Panacea.
after seven years confinement, and cheerfully SUBJ
scribe to the truth of the above case, the hope that
others may be induced to apply for relief to the same
source.
Signed R3LPH r. LOTT, MD.
GEORGE DAVIS NJ d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20

N. b. In order to put the public on their guard,
we are assured that there number of countert
authorizations of this most valuable remedy which has
already done much injury not only to The character OF
the genuine Syams Ponacea, but to the lasting nJu-
ry of the patients health.
feb IS cost
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

Country. Under such crcung anCes never had n h-
man being more difficult part performs; suspect
ed on both sides, and IN the power of one marty no
other head than hers could have extrcn;ed her from
the difficulties with which she as surrounded From
the conclusion Of the Revolution TO her death. no
one ever lived more respected than was that vencra-
BILE iady-reveredb by every one who knew her she was
regarded an ornament to human nature, and not
until she and her sons are in the grave does calrrn
ny attempt TO fix blot hcr reputation passino
remark onihc subject Of those 'Dons who frequent,
cd Westoyer anterior 10 the Revolution whose sub
strsiency 10 the British cause" is spoken OF.
1t has become fashionable TO viiify and abuse what
was called the Aristocracy Of Virginia. Among those
Aristocrats or Dons. were to he found men, who me-
riiled their all in behalf of their country; nav. men
who lost their all, their honor in the service of
their country-and to whom under Heaven this coun-
try Is now in great measure indebted for the bes.
singsst enjoys In regard 10 tine family which ha g
particularly called forth these remarks aud by ,yay
Of showing the correcleSS Of the statement OF TIL, nv
thor Of the Crtique shall add that the principal
sonage returned from England when only 10 Years os
age, that there ho4ad uncontrolled use of princeiv
estate, and it Mt that period nc involved himself
in pecpniary difficulties from which no could never
be eXtrlcated. By his first marriage l.s had four
sons aud daughter; by his second he left three sors
and FIVE daughters. He was en- accomplished and
perfect gentleman, and q Colonel rendered imoor-
tant services in the Indian war previously to the
Revolution, at the commencement of which he died
It's III justice 20 illuminated fln!iy that have
taken up my pcn and have no other view than sim
ply 10 state the truth VERITAS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
TRUST SALE

Of PaIuabie Stcck IN 7raoe.
On THURSDAY morning next the 2eth of MAY,
at 10 o'clock, shall sell at Auction at the Store
now occupied by Messrs. q. T. s. J. IIala.n, their
valuable Stock of Groceries, China and Glassware,
b. authority of deed Of Trust. The terms of sale
are cash. for under $50 and % DAYS credit for
sums over so, for satisfactory endorsed notes.
SAGE i q I D,ASyS,EE;NPoRT, Trustees.
Sale 10 be made by DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 ca.
.'"e'!s' NAV 2l =
IL tie cLorc S,acE are
handsome tea and dining sets
Do side beard pitchers
Do cut glass 90. in se,'s
f:iegnnt cut glass salts, Yarions patterns
Glass lamps. tuInblers, wines
quantity ofsuperior gunpowder tea &c. g.