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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
1 Consequences Of Withholding tho other Rrelilcgc,of
finally approving or rejerting the alterations which

Consequences of Withholding tho other Rreyiegc Of
finally approving or rejecting the alterations which
may be made
In pursuance of these views, it's
Resolved, Tha, there 100 fee white males of
full age this S,e incapable helping govern themselves
Resolved, That the present restriction upon the elective
accustomed TO denoce IN the political systems os the old
worlds sutieston IF tae n,,sio he ,e!p Of the fer
the great privilege for which are cnn'endng only cz"
of full aee who have resided two years the county, and
lay paid taxes who are no, nupcs infamous BY Cline
A. Resolved Thlt IN vmdcati. political blrtrsht as
propose to do, rhe DISTINGUISHED portion OF this meeting will
demonstrate, by Cur temperate behs THAT ut for self
government.
s. Resolved, That
be committee who shall within three weeks henea dtat
memorial to tho conveu,ion seny forth the rights of the now
concession OF t CAUSE tie said nienoa to be circulated
for signatures with separate column for the signatures OF free
holders friendly to the of liberal principles and in due
me collect all the copies ueieuf and ulnsit item 10 the
convention when assembled :
6. Resolved, That
be- committee of correspondence confer with others that
may tc elsewhere appointed, aud all lawful meaps for
the pmotion OF unaniy and teon the part OF the non
cehoders TO obtain redress OF thor grievances, whose du
shall further bn tn obtain signatures to tc menorid to &c
prepared gier tic preceding resolutions
Resol:co hat the said memorial be econmendec TO the
sardias oe ncher OF tie Convention aHciabc TO ITS
purport.
Resolved That the Newspapers Of Fredericksburg and,
g. Resolved. That the thanks of tine meeting be presentc! 10
the chairman and secretary, fur tr services this evening
Tn motion, the chairman pr0cefed TO all tie blank III toe
9Th resolution with the of the following seen Nnr
II. Bacshd. GeaEgc Cox, Dr. YIN Browne George W. Bas-
oamo,ion the chair appointed lie following gcnIeaasn 10 fill
Me blank in the 9Th resolution Carter L. Sievcsos, NE NJ
Middleton Joseph Wbenore Dr. J. Conk, John Goodrich,
Charles p James, Dr. Ed H. Carmichael, Samuel Alop col
G Smith, Allen Mort %Sh d. r Pa, John T sa
poct Anderson, Sanford Chancellor coli Dudley Gaewnod,
Ge" W. sAsi' Warner i G eaR c + h sn9ass
Csoncr W. B.sSrr, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
INTERESTING LETTER pRoM ENGLAND.
TO Me Edtsors Of a.e tCnumereial .adrertislr.

to Hr JIUtt0TS q ttc COMMERCIAL -4dreYtistr.
bOsDoN, MARCH !, 1929.
AS you viii perceive, tho "eause of Catholic Ernan-
cPatlon cngrossGs, at this time tho almost undvi
ded attention Of the people Of the United KINGDOM
PETITIONS, both for and against, pouring i-fhe
latter IN proportion of at least Elk to one. The
question has created new party in Parliament or
rather, the old landmarks have been swept way and
new parties formed. am inclined to think that,
should the Catholic Emancipation bill pass-and of
hat, ieTe is no doubtthe party, formerly known as
tic opposition, viii never be reoTganized. It cannot
be an object with the British Ministers to prevent
rcorg- nizaton- There is strength and but little
raicnt, IN the ranks of the party which recognises
Hume aud Hobhouse, and Lord john RUSSELL as its
leaders
The administration Of the Duke Of Wellington
seems r. be one Of great and increasing popularity.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

ETratuzr IN Col. Presions .9ddress.--"Fhey oups1t
to be inclined readily to forgive this feeling in me-
with my humble pretensions since such DISTINGUISH,
sg Iurss as Mr. James Madison and Chief Justice
Marshall hesitate, through inoi6ercncev &c.
For indifference" read diffdeuce Tho ooo1
se1se Of the reader no doubt made The correction
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

Phe following is general estimate of the losses
sustained by the English Army; under the command
or Lord ellington, from the tirae of hrs appoint
nent to it In Portugal until peace.
In the campaign Of 900, 60 officers and 1913
men fell-18os, 243 officers and 1858 wen--1s1o,
80 officers and ga men-1811. 45g oAfcers and 1884
816 officers and I $50 men-1813 n2s
officers and 1906 men--1a14, 400 officers and 47of
men -l8J5,7i7 officers and 9.485 men>-Total. s8o7
officers and "a, 293 men killed wounded. This to-
tai does not include the Brunswickers Hsnovcr;ans
Portuguese, nor Spsnisrds II is remarked that at
Samanca the proportion Of the killed to the comtat
ants was to 92-at Vittoria to T4-WaterIoo,
70 49-wbie at the battle oftfe Nile the ratio vas
to Stat Trafalgar to ii at Copenhagen, to 80.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-20

that low when thy ATE approaching the
period Of redress, We were Ia he told tha,
We nmst accept Of a system worse even
t!.p the present one. 1t was better t."
hrn- the ills we have. fly To such course.
We lad better let the present yoke wcat
nut, (as II must nearly hc, than To as>u,:.c
Ills new yoke. which will he reverted to
eur nccks. The moral force Of The peo.
pie will never assent To ii--they were Il
quiet people, but when reused mp, they
would be found Irresistible. He would
ask, why Virginia was dcta,iorating. 1t
was nO' al,ne the incubus Of slavety-but
it was in material decree, the frame of
her govcrnncut.--Why with SO many na-
tnral advantages, has she fallen below the
Western States He insisteu upon 1t, tina.
hatred oil change is ruiuouS tn the suffer
er. Like the Physician, who finds his
patient getting worse, we ought TO Try
so'me new regimen. He concluded with
al appeal To the Justice al his b,cthren-
the West would not he found ung, a,eiu-
hut, lie begged of the citizens of the East
that when we asked Tor bread, we should
not he presented with STONE.
Mr.. ~. presented variety OF other
views, which we have 10 room for in this
days papers,
lie concluded with expressing his sac
acknowledgements for the politeness and at
tentiom which the Convention had shown
in listening To his address.
Upon his concluding, the Committee
rose on the motion OF Mr.. John S. Bar
bOur.
On Mr.. McCnys motion, the Conven
ton determined(1l to 80 vo,es) chang,
their hour of meeting from ! | TO 10 o.
clock
And then on MIR. Sees motion, tn,
Convention adjourned accordingly.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-20
FOR THE ADVOCATE.

FOR THE ADVOCATE.
EssRs. EDIToRs.
You will crafty weIi-wisher Of your
persons and pess, by publishing the fo!-
lowing
PUZZLE,
an downright curious word Of three
,yIlahles, an seven letters my LIST, 81 and
4th is net! or great value my 9Th and
GIhrs d nnuu my LIST, Sd, 4th and 9th is
a dye; my 9Th, 9TH 4tb and 7th is some-
thing like the inhabitants Of LIlliput,
Iake ne altogether, am three in one, aud
one in three.
IT. Oar readers will confer favour
on US by solving 'he above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17

The Commruc emen' Of the Columbian Col
leg- took place in Wa,hiag on. yesterday. The
exercises were attended by The President. and
Other distinguished gentlemen and by large
one curse OF ciliztns The sratIons o: The
young x, n tlemrn gave general satisfaction. Tie
4, gree of A B. sas cort-rr. d II con sevenyoung
& nth m. n. and ,ha, Of 4. NJ. upon seven. We
are era fed hat the prospects Of The Cole &c
are aat ering
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17

SMUeGLEp Goons.-Th, Pia snurg r pub
hcan 0t tht s. ms states Somr day, since
= quantity o, 'ontIa"a goods, C"n,i,,inr .!
flanoa,s, broad cloths. Sc W. h a5ou, $500
dollars. was seized on Isle L'Motle, and coz
veyed T. this place Cor safe Keeping until he
MarsAal receives orders 20 knock them down 10
h. hirhcs, bidder. We are IN ormrd that
large quan,iies Of rlo' his are now ready on The
other side # the line IS md thai he owners
or hol6ets a'e waiting for the win ~ To Sc,
10 before hey commenced their aHeniats. as
our Canadian -ucighbors soy, by running hem
over in slrighs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
UNI srusArE ACCIDENT -Abou II O'Clock

UNI .RrUSArE ACCIDENT - Abou | O'Clock
on Sarurd, " night, ,hr ,loop Othello, Captain
Moore, hence for Pru"keepsie, was cspsiZrd
during ihr violence Of tie gale in Tappan B "
Ii happt ned D, oSidrnriaiiy That 'nr C"nsre.ta
ton wa, passing at the time, and by the c'ies
Of the rev, wer, directed 20 tie wreck. Capt
Cru,tend-n, with the utmost despatch hove 10
and sent Two boats out, which rescued the
captain, six haads aud boy from warety
gra~. They were clinging TO the hull or rig
eing. and were much exhausted when picked
up. Too much credit cannot We awarded TO
Captain Crut,ende'. FIR the feeling witch he
exh bred on this occasion, and tor the atn
lion viii, h he showed to he suffers when on
bolrd his vessel n. Y Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17

TRIAL OF JUDGE = ILLIAMs - We l-arn
from tn Ms vide Banter of m, 1t INST. thar
,hc 'r'a' ( Jpdg; Williams wa, fixed com
IN, nee brt"re he Srra'e on the Sd The rr'-l
OF Sterling b. r blnson, bcfo'e he Circuit
Cou', Oh a charge of murdrr, committed ia an
en-, 3GnIeI in the s;Iprts oi Nashville, wa also
about 20 come on. So gres' W., toe ,xcre
NJ n and general in eres tak"n In the trial.
thA, four da,, were consumed before jury
was eni,annrIed. Three hundred and fly
p'r>Ons were summoned as jurors. sod nelly
ali OF Them had formed and cxprr ssed an opin-
ion, as TO the guii' or innocence Of The accu,
sed
A bill has been reported to the legislature of
Tennessee, by tie committee on mahuiac ures,
de>ig ID 20 encourage the culture ii six -
TIE nuer speaks in terms # oppruba'ion OF
This tHarI Il enCog rage domestic i"6us'ry,
AMI expresses confidence derived from wha'
has been said and wr,;en on the SUBJ ct. thai
ISe culta,e Of the silk is capable o. affo'di' 6
10 >k,lfui h1nds q pr f folly adeq"a' 10 III,
labor and expense j, rrqnires Bull. Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
Translated fi~ The Boston Palladium. fcm The Smyrna
Csprier of Npfen,bar 20.


SYRIA, SEPT 8-rhe tirtciaD President ha,
de ~ mined t. send deputation IN the Sove
reiprs Of The three Allied Powers.ro tha,k h. m
for the p,o,ec ion az corded 10 Greer. Count
Viaro will be the Envoy TO Londpo, MIR. Nav
rocorda,o III Paris. and NJ Colr,ti TO Peters
bur oh. 4 fourth nomination will take place
far Ba, aria. The intention Of The President,
IN has ening the departure of these Ambassa
ders, i, evident He wishes. In causing his
Rrpresen,a,ives to be admi,ied The three
Caur,s Of the Mediation, to establish prece-
den, Of Sovereignty, which shall have all Is
force when the mediation shall decide the ques-
ton Of erecting Greece into a Monarchy, and
choosing him he Chief He is sure OF he as
sent OF Russia, ard judges by he past, Of he
facility with which tn 'her two Csbnets VIII
sane ion, or, at least, respect VIVA, shall br
done. Thus The three Enjoys have orders 'hs
mos, pressing TO use all diligence TO reach
their pos From mission Of gratitude 10
one Of diplomacy there is bu step, aud dat
,ery is tn. soul Of bob They will lake care
tina, the bearers Of Hellenic Gratitude be very
soon transformed into the Ambassadors, OH
ciall, recognised, Of C"un, Ca2cd'isnias, So
vere,gn in fact Of the People Of Greece.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
uirnIe6.

FRoM fAMPIco-Ne have seen le"er re-
celv,d by tine wav Of New Orleans, OF 8 h Ult.
from which We annex some, extracts. The
gale OF ION S pit did great dsnage 10 iris
town; i'sb.ew down sb'.u one hail ofth mud
houses, and injured mapy others. II IS gene'
aly thought here thst the Uni'ed SAFES ship
lIo,uel is los she WAS fl he bar befo'. the
gale and has not since been heard Of Mr.. u :,
Harrison was on board her; with the books ni
bis house The brig Caroline, sunk in 'he ii
YER below Paruco, is furty feet undrr wa'e',
aud NJ hing can b. g., ou' Of her TIE capt
ula',d SpsniArds are in Alamira, Panuco.
Tampico de Alo, and here; but uey are
ne,,lv all sick, aud sine haze been here ten
TO inecn have died per d y; so shat here al.
no more 'ban Is or 1900 Of tie three thousand
fire hundredhf " hen ;nese troops arrived,
ihey wvr, al hsslrhy. well looking young mr";
now they ave the most mIset able loklng Oh
le,ts ever saw 1hpfe IS no sickness here
except among these roops. The merchants
Of he place are abnu' f.nming COMPANY. To
purchase y ramNoat to our vessels out and
in. \ y ,7nsrhan.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17

The BODY OF SAM PATcH II person who
gave US the informant n con ointd III our las
was Dr.. Nathaniel Mi Ter, # Franklin, who has
been acquainted with P~'ch from his child
ho"d. He had log conversation with BIN
On he morning Of his last leap respecting The
effect and sensa ions produced by Jumping from
such height in,o the water, was one OF those
who attempted TO persuade him to abandon his
project, and stood by him whrn re made he
ta,ai plunge. And. to satisfy The Boston Ga
.ere that the body is not found. we repeat ina
Or. Miller waited week a, Rocheste', IN hopes
that it might be discovered, as he had great
curiosity To make personal examination OF 1t.
Three days after the 'imr when IL is reported
10 have been found, the Rochester papers con-
famed a request ID the Inhabitants OF the vic,-
nifty, to assemble on that day to make search
Tor the body, aud the Albany Gaze. te OF Dec.
says, up 10 that date i, nd 20, been Fund
[Woreestr C1oss. J Spy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
CONGRESS

In the SExATR, yesterday, no business Of
importance was transacted. Several bills had
their FIRST reading, which will be noticed here.
after.
The VIcE PaKsIDEsr presented memorial
signed by sundry cilz-ns Of Alex andria, COM
planning Of Law recently passed by the Cor
porat'on of said Town, as unconstitutional, op>
pressise, &c; which wa. read and referred to
the Committee on he District Of Columbia.
The senate spen, short time in the consi.
dera,ion Of Executive business, and then adj
Journed.
In the HOUSE, q variety Of petitions were
presented aud referred to appropriate Com.
mirees.
Mr.. RIoHARpsoE's resolution relative to the
appnin,m' n, Of Standing Commute on Ed
ucatioa, ,hen calne up for consideration.
Mr.. RlcHARDsoS made few observations in
is favor.
Mr.. HALL, Of N. c. objected to it, as like
wise did Mr.. ARCHER, Of Va.
Mr.. RICHARDSON replied 10 The remarks Of
both hes gentlemen.
NJ, ARCHER moved that the resolution be
land on the table: upon this question the ayes
and noes were ordered, and stood as follows
ayes l27, noes So.
Nj. Williams was excused by the House from
ser,iu. on the Commi,lee Of Claims.
Mr. Barring.r, uf N G.. then rose and an
nnunced ,he death Of one Of his colleagues,
the Hon. Gabriel Holmes. Mr. Barringer paid
with offt ing the usual resolution for mourning,
Which was carried unanimously. and then
he House adjorrned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
Ertracf IF letter 10 'he Edtors IF the Philadelphia
tInzeite Giied .torr,skurg, Dec ] :, 1879

Gazette dIfed harrisburg, fec :, 1879
The Bill auth, rs The sal, Of the State Stock in
the PAilslelphi Bank. and extend ng The Charter OF
the bank for ten Jeara from the ist day May. 1859,
has Just passed the House of r. pre,e ntatves u
third reading by vote OF 50 to46 II as SAID, and be-
i, we'd, that it will also pass the Seuate. voted for
it, believing that there possible way u rid the
state of It's emosrrass nents Than that just now a.
lop,cd. We are uoplea,anth stusled-beseI by
contractors aud dofned by the cries OF the poor H..
bor.rs we are largely ind bted to the rst, and they
are indebted TO the asst. What was 10 ne done! We
adopted the only mode cf present relief
Tn, toreg lug is from gen'leman who
dos no, reside in our city. The situation Of
our ate j. ctr,einly deplorable enough hut
will such measures IS The above fleet suy
h, ofmomeu,? viii hey moi only ncr ave
neevi? Phil Gaz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
.iouse Oflndustry

TINE Manager, Of this Institution have placed with
i Mr. William ID Mutt the principal part OF the cio-
thing made under their supenp,endence. This being
Offered Cor sale al Gerry I,o price,. will. it is hoped.
meet with regular and early sales: The articles on
hand are well suited for Iaborers snd servants few
are left for inspection Mr.. Nors. on Prince street.
ne xt door below the old post Office; the rcrnaindu a.
Mr. Nuts, lower end Of Prince sEeet.
dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
This is TO give notice,

VUvIAT the subscriber, Of Alexandra Co in the Die
trict of Columbia has obtained from the Orphans'
Court of said county etters 1t Administrations, de bonis
non with the viii annexed. the estate Of EDwAsp
LLOYD deed. All pc ,sons having claims sganst said
estate are required to present them Immediately.
Given under m, hand this I4,h day Of December.
1890 HARRIET ". LLOYD,
AdTl'x, D, B. N. Of Edward Lloyd, decd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
Notice.

IL persons having business with the estate Of Ed
n ward Lloyd dec. hereby notified that Deenis
Johnston Of Fairfax Couniy.s alone authorised to see
all matters relative said estate, receive all monica
and paw all tebts-uDdcr irTevoeabie power OF at
torney from me. n. L,OD'
dec 14-3v Adm. Of I'd Lloyd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
Geo =. though

5 now opening splendid assortment Of of mernoes
and circassans of most coiors; blue, pink and black
sat'n; super pongees black aud coored gro de maps;
Cashmere and merno ah'wis aud scsrfs, hibe, do ;
black AID colnred barrege hkfs mems and women's
black wIrs,cd hose, white merlno hosei superior
Woodstock gloves; black AMI coorcd worsted bra'ds;
mems large plaid coaks; super Oxford mkt and 9th,
cloths and cassimeres cassiUe and hnseys; colored
cambIics; waddilg; plain, dark and fancy caicoes;
very superior hggs aud bsndannoes; black silk stocks
Rose, point and MsckiEaw blankets Russia and othe;
dispers Coarse woollens for servants, &c.
~ mo- 5h--d3te, 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17


We cannot permit The death Of DR. ST.uaH
ION TO pass BY wihou, passing "o'ice. Hi
memory cerrAialy deserves, from our hands,
something expressive of our feelings. Dr..
sr.uoHrox died III Washington. on the i2,n
ms ant. He was just abou, o commence new
career Of usefulness IN The Yves ern Country
whcn the hand Of Drath ar esled lis progress
DR SrAuoHfoN was ripe SCHOLAR. His
mini was early imbued with he love OF ieIers,
and that passion never for>ook him He was
peculiarly al home 10 the las 'uen"n OF youth
At he head Of College, his manners we're al
way, digni6rd aid mpres>i'e-whilr, at I {
same time, they were bland and conc lliato,y.
He was true Christian, wunou, bring >e-
we're or morosr. n, found The ways Of r,h.
gion plesssntaess aud ali her pa'h> pr ace. Few
men exceied DR. SrAuGHrpN IN tnat peculia,
style Of eloqurnce necessary To make p 'pular
Preacher; aud, indeed, his orarory was, a, all
times. chaste, fervid aud Impressive.
IL he various rela ions of life, az husban Il
and Il "a her, ss freud and guide, h- sustain-
ed TIE aame character, aud died universally la
m,ntft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
NEW GOOiiS.

NEW GUUfIS.
mo NJ JOHNSON has jus, received, BY the schr.
" Georgetown rom New York, an additional supply
Of Seasonabe Dry Goods; among them are
Super mernO circsssan, assorted co!ors
DO bonbazettes do
Do steel mkt cloths anil eassiDetts
DO Prusssn shawls; white flannel
Belt ribbons; worsted barage hdkfs, etc. etc.
dec 5-3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
a VNt0r WMnted.

4 GENr.EM well qualified to instruct youth in
N the attn aud Creek i,ngu ges. an | some OF the
most us ful branches of Mathe maticks, hear of
good situation BY personal application TO Colonel W
r. GRAY Frederick burg, the Hon J. 1ALIAprnno.
Washington CITY. Sa,isfctor, testimonials Of moral
character and cspscit, will be required.
dec l7-lHw4as
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
ar, ssS0M:DR.iA, y. q.
.,rnpsnAY nOkNING, DECEMBER II. 1899.

". have taken no objection, as YET, 70 the
,..;oo Of the Committees in The House Of
s,,,s,,n,a,i,es, nor do We intend to do So now.
&C. cannot, however, refrain from mentioning
=, We ,hirk the Speaker did no, exercise has
,s,n.o, TO the best advantage, when he plac.
= Mr. SPENCER, Of New York, on the Com,
ui,,e of Agrieul,ure-a Committee tina,
'.,r.,ly ever meets, and certainly is no place
=, the display Of Mr.. SPeneer's talents. MIR.
,,-ucer stands desrr'edly high in the estima-
ion Of The people of his own State, aud indeed
fine country. for his profound legal scquire-
ANS. The Judiciary Committee Was The
,,oorr field fer Mr.. Spencer; aud we are sur
,,,sed ,ha, he has been overlooked. We mean
% disrvspecr 10 the present Chairman OF he
r.d,ci,ry Committee when we say that MIR
s,,ncrr was emineo'ly fued for that station,
I'D ,hs, we are sure his services would have
ben ,slaable, and Of Ultimate advantage 10 The
NIrion.
There are some Other facts connected wi h
IN. srlecIiou Of the Commi,,ces, on which we
forbrar to comment. The Speakers ,a,k was
m srduous and Difficult, one, ani we are not
l;,,osed 10 find fault unnecessarily and has lily.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
lemons, RaisiMs, sc.

UST received, per schooner John Alexander,
- $50 sacks Liverpool salt
90 bbls prime pork
IS mess beef
IS prime do
20 apples lpippins)
80 boxes nliscateI raisins
20 bunch do
20 boxes lemons. For sale by
dec Ia-eo1 JNo. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
III A TSE!


Morse 4 JOsse\yn.
Corner Of King md Royul SIS. .1lerandria,
ii AVE hand, and cont tn manu- ,cture, n rs
4 L Of the various qualities and fashions now worn,
for sale, wholesale OF retail.
fhe, have received. by the latest srrv.l from New
York and Piilad' iphia, complete assortment OF
hen'iemen's,
Ladies' and Chiidren's Beoyer and Gaps
OF EVERY DfsrHIPIluN:
Together witt tuli assortment Of Hatters' Furs,
Trimmings, bye s;uffs, &c. &C.
Cuumr, merchants are invited to call and examine
their assortment, they will sell good terms
can be had esru here dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
Public Sale OF | and.

Public Sale OF Land.
11y virtue Of deed "ftrus from RoDsst r. Thomp-
I'D son to the subsc nber dat, the - day o.,
AID recorded in the Court OF Partax County. tor bene
tit Of John .iIHcure, John W. shton, and William
Ioss, vii, BE- exposed at pubic sale, Zoe reaiy money.
Fairfax Court House, Monday, the list day Of IN.
ceaber merit. lt,a, being Cour, day
A certain Tract of and
lying il the county Of FarsS supposed contain 200
acres, it beng part of the BEL.HO VIZ IRlcT The
title to he same is believed to be good
THO. MOSS, Trustee.
oct 22-eos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-17
Ea!rfax A.Md for sale
Public sale If \.aNA

PUBLIC sale " AaMN.
10y virtue e decd OF trust from DAsIEu soMEas to
ID the su ,sc,ber. duly reoored The C.ur, nf Fair.
fax COUNTY ITO the pawn ~ If deb: due tine
ate WILLIAM r. swAxs. decd W. b, EXPOSE 10
uoc sale, ut Fairf.A Court House on The tiH day qf
December neri, lth.t b"ing Fairfax d,, }, enc
,,ndvid, d fou'th par: Of
"a. A iRaCr OF LAND
~ on Gicss Kun, in the ou:dy Ut Fdrfsx tho
w. whoetract containing nin, hunere and nine.
10. ty five acres.
he It'll. is believed to he pert. city good, but the
subscriber viii convey such title only is vested in
inn by the Deed OF trust
Tn terms of sale will be one.,hird of the purchase
mon, N hand; and the balance in and yesrs,
carr ing nteres' from the da'c, the Payments to be
,ecur d b, a Deed of trust upon the ian.
nov ~ -3awts THOMAS SW Ann, Trustee.