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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14
LATEST FROM BUENos AyREs.

New YORK, Hprit 9.-The shin Triton. Can,
smith, has arrived at Boston from Buenos Ayres.
with papers to the 5th Of February. Great ex,
ciement had been produced by the deposition and
Tate OF Dorrego, in the provinces OF Cordova, Men
doza, San Juan, San Luis, aud Catamarca The
governors oil these provinces had pledged them.
selves 10 the governor Of Santa Fe 20 co-operate
in putting down the disturbers" at Buonos
Ayres.
Admiral Brown, acting Governor of Buenos
Ayres,is Issued proclamation on the 18th January,
calling on the people TO prepare to defend their no.
'iucai rights against the interference of the 90
vernmeDt OF Santa Fe. On the 22d of the same
month"; an order was issued 10 the commanders of
the country militia To- arrest suspicious per.ons.
holding OF dangerous meetings, and persons ira.
Yelling without the proper license.
Mr. Henry Gilbert, editor Of the Gaceta Mer
eantil was arrested on the 9th January for bav.
ing published an 1erosfic offensive to General La
vale, and sent on board the brig Of war Bacsrce
Lavalle s.army the 21st in pursuing the forces
OF Molina, put $50 Indians to the sword and
took 200 women and children and 700 head Of
cattle. "
The province Of San Louis had been invaded
oy formidable body Of Indians, who had de-
ieatsd detachment sent against them. The in
hsbit1ns Of the city Of San Louis had deserted H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
Thomas King,
MIN CHAN AII,oR:

King street bet,Deen the Frankin Fl and lily Hotel
VJEAKEs this method Of returning his thanks
to his friends and the public in general, for past
favors aud continues solicit the for the future.
He has just received fresh supply Of FALL GOODS
lie viii be able supply all orders in his line of bu
sness at the shortest notice, and the most
BILE terms for cash He has on hand all kinds
kREADY MADE CLoTliING-coats, pantaloons an.
VESTS cravats, stners and fashionable cosrs rufist
an, plain shirts; general assortment of gentlemen
gloves, socks ami stockings He has hand q
assortment of fashionable cloths-bue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also cassmeres, blue,
black and fancy colors, and good assortment of sa
netts handsome assortment Of vestngs; toilnet and
swans,lown vevets and silks; also, good assortment
of bang up and hunt ers cords; handsome assortment
of Tartan paids and blue and brown camble,s, as
sortment Of hannels of different colors; handsome
assortment of fashionable buttons, gilt, plated and
Steel and larg. white pearl buttons, for gentlemen's
coats, and fashionable black buttons; good assert.
ment of calicoes ladies' mockIsons md children's
gloves. Also general assortment of
LADIES & GENTLEDfERS CLOAKS
Orders will be taken. which will be made up any
fashion with neatness and dispatch such prices as
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
From the National Journal.
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr.. Johnson oil
Ken. gave notice that he would, on Thursday
move that the Senate proceed TO the election o
Printer. 4 he Senate sprni ihree hours ant I
half in the consideration OF Executive business
In the House Of Representatives, after the
various reports from Committees were present.
ed, the resolution of Mr.. Smy,h amendatory OF
the Constitution, was taken up, aud Mr. c
Wright continued his remarks. He supported
his proposition 10 amend the proposed amend
meni by reference 10 the opinions Of Genei al
Jackson himself, contained in his leuer TO the
L. gisla,ure of Tennessee, resigning his stua-
ton as United States Senator. Before Mr.
Wight had concluded, The time expired, and
a motion. made by Mr. A. Smyh, 10 SUSPEND
the rule, was nega,ived. The House then re-
sumed the unfinished business, being the Bill
Tor the preservation aud repair OF the Cumber-
land Road. Mr.. Sergean, then concluded his
observations in IA, or OF the bill, and in opposi.
tion TO the amendment; and was followed by
Mr.. Hoffman, who argued againt the power Of
the government, and opposed the bill. AS soon
as he had concluded, Mr.. Staoberry called the
previous question, which was seconded by d
majority Of the House. The ayes aud no, S
were then called and ordered on 'hr que stion-
Shall the main question b. now putt" which
was decided in the negative-ayes 80, noes 81
MIR. Storrs then moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union, in order to take up The bill
rr,prct ing the nth census; but befor. the ques-
ton was taken on the motion, the House ad-
jon,ned.
II will be seen by reference to our report Of
the proceedings in Congress, that the debate
on the bill Tor the preserva' ion and repair of
the Cum 5erland Road has not yet been brough,
10 termination The previous question was
Yesterday called and seconded, yet, strange as
IT may appear, the motion to put the main
question WIS negalive6. We presume the
question will he taken io>day on the engross.
ment OF the Fill. AS Friday and Saturday are
appropTl"'.i L, NJ -a-,,ia af ,ha, un"re 10 the
consid, ration Of pi vale bills, there are but ''-
.-y--.-r-L..r..--, ..hich either House Ga" a.'
upon puoiic bills, SO as to scnd Inem 10 The
other; aud none OF the appropriation bills have
We, passed through Committee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

BY the directions of the Senate and House d
Representatives, you have sopoliiely present
&C, is received with feelings of the deepest SEN
billy.
desire you 10 communicate TO the res
pective Houses of Congress, my acceptance OF
the high trust which has been conferred by nv
fellow-ei'izens, with an acknowledgement of
the responsibility which i, enjoius; and that I
can make no suitable reurn for SO Hai.ering a
proof Of their confidence and attachment. All
that can offer, is my Willingness TO en,er up
ON the duIies whioh they have cdn6ded TO me,
with an earnest desire to execute them in a
manner the best calculated to promote the
prosperity and happiness Of our common eoun>
try; and. TO the attainment OF these objects,
shallmy unceasing Efforts be directed.
l beg you, Sir, to convey to the Senate aud
House Of Representatives, assurances OF my re-
spect and regard.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

The Commi tee appointed 20 notify General
Jackson OF his election, waited upon him a; his
lodgings, ard Mr. Tazewell on heir behalf thus
addressed him:
oiG-in OBEDIENCE to the orders OF the SEN
:" and Houst OF Representatives of the Uni
w Na'es, and by The direction OF this their
su'0' COmmiue' appointed for tina, special pur-
~'" Hmy duty to nrtiiy you, that you have
Se'n aav elected President of the United
S,4es i'r the term Of four wears, 10 commence
Wv" the 4rh day Of Mrcb next. While per,
S'"ihs 'his act Of duty, | beg leave to offer
!Ou my own, and the cordial congratulations of
.a.o OF my associates Of this committee on
Us, Th,, an event which We all very conf
Sui oe'leve, will rebound not less 10 your
,s'", and to the future benefit Of our common
s", " Than any other Of those occurrence
a'.n nave slgnalized your past life, and secu
YOU hat respect, and esteem, and conf
,oIn VI your fellow cirizens, which have beer
r, 'u'f Illustrated in YOUR recent election
t particulars of this election will be mad,
-. 70 you by the record which / hav,
"r honor 10 place in your hands.
.f,. ,azeweil then handed him a transcript
II N Journal OF the Two House containin,
COMM 'Oeeeaings on the day Of opening ant
'0' ms address General Jackson, with mucl
'p0a'eot feeling. replied:
Cd p. ne notification tha, have been cleo,
,,,,. s!dent OF tue United States for fou
"0m the 4th Of March next, which
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

WASHINGTON CoRsESPnNDE>cs.-Fr the
n,J ,,uds Of letters written cur, saie eaiame dat
ed from Washing OF, and publishrd in all parts
al Inc country, we often geIher much to amuse,
and iadrrd int lligruee interesting to the pub
nc. which We would not otherwise learn.
A correspondent Of tn, Baltimore American
SAYS
81 saw General Jackson yesterday on the
Ayeuue, returning from Chu'"h He wes sup
porl, on The lrf, by some friend, and foliowt d
IS wo Others. He walked with a Cane IN his
right hand, and woe pair II plain spec,at les
HablrS in black with a grave and collected
euun,euauce, gra etl aud dIgni6cd step, he
makes very de- p AID favor bic impression on
a spec :aior Tie was out Of his Q arters be-
forr yakiaN on FRIDAY morning, on visit 10
one of the Representa- VS. Of Tennessee, con-
Sned to his room By slcknrss."
One OF the Baltimore Gsze,tes says:-
"Tbe most interesting intelligence have 10
communicate is, IN rpor,ed resignation Of
Mr. Wtrt, IS A storm, General am sorry to
"a, ,hrrr is TOO mech reason 20 believe il
1T is said her, Jat' NJ Wir, has determine
I'd to remove t. Baltimore, and there pursue
his profession"
And writer in the United States Gazette
gives US the following, which is worth nc,ic-
my
"There is repor; in currency ,o>day, which,
wirhou, vouching Tor its entire accuracy, send
TO you. |, is said thst gentleman VII CALI d
on Grueral Jackson on Thursday, took ooca-
sion TO IN Ike enquiry upon poinr respecting
which there hs, been much doubt and discus
sion The conversation, as | am told, COM
mencea with an enquiry on the par' of The Vi
si,rr, whether Gene al Jackson intended TO &C,
on the principles, in relation 10 the federal and
democratic distinct rs. when he had LAID
down in his letter 10 Mr.. Monroe, recommr nd :
ing Col. Dray,on 10 the d. partmen, OF war
His srpiy Is said 10 nave been, that be sill re ..
lalRs those Cpl ions and that he intends 10 &C /
upon them. |; Is further said, hat ne dis.
claims al Intention TO &C; upon those princI>
pies OF prescription which have been such a
hSor''e topic with tie rrlegrsph; but ,ha', f.:
mrr' din renee OF opinion IS Ia has own f ne =
O Qualifications rr the Office Of President. he
,hal never Dr. disposed 70 make any invidious
esunt tlons ~ his selections for offiCr. Ii these
sn'lmen's are true TO the extent stared, they
VIII eheeta g'eat change 81 opinion among the
hhnds, IS web a, among the opp .nen:s of III,
Claims OF General Jackson. Ia fac, il is al.
rady whispered abroad, that thorough going
Jackson men, who have been here from neigh
O'ins slstr, are ~hea.iy on the stool of p,ni
'hc-' briefly Geciaimng agains; the foil,
%0'eh ug"d them on 10 the promotion Of hi.
election"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
Notice is hereby Given,

VlHAT an application will be made by and on behalf
L of the Middle Turnpike Company, to the COUNTY
Cour, of Fairfax on "Wednesday, the third DAY OF til
term of that Court be holden in the month of Marc
nex to appoint FIVE freeholders, qualified according
to law to the damages to certain tract Of land
living in the Coun,y of Fairfax formerly belonging to
John wrenn, deceas d, and in which Nelson Wrenn
Eyelfna Wrenn. Jane wrenn, Julia wrenn, Charl, :
Wrenn and Harrett Wrtnn and Hugh B Wrenn he'
husband have an interest as children and heirs ct tho
said John Wrenn the two las, named parties not re
siding within the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the
other named parties being infant. under the age OF
twenty years, and guardian OF said infants be
ing found within the said County of Fairfax And al.
so, to assess the damages to certain tract of land y
ing in said county, to which Georgiana Sacum IS en-
titled who is also an infant under II years Of age and
no guardian for her being found in said count,
AID also to assess the damages to certain piece or
parcel of land lying in said county, to which Catharne
Mason is enttled-the said Calharne not residing with
in the said county having any known agent guar
| dian within the same, feb l7-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
SUPREME COURT U. S.
MONDAY. FkBauARY Is,


Pursuant to adjournment, The Court met
this morning at the Capitol.
Present i, on Yesterday.
Proclamation being made, the Court was O.
pened
Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall delivered the o.
oinioo II the Cour, in
No 50 John Dtndridee, Appellant, vs. Mar
toa Wa,hing'ou's Executors. On appealfrom
thr Circut Cour, ui thr United States Tor the
County Of Al xandria, Distrio, of Columbia
Decree of Said Circuit Court rever sed, cause
,emand-d o said ( nurl.
No. 60. Jonn /. Ri'chieS Appellant, vs.. Phi
lip Mauro and Joseph Forrest. On appeal from
TIE Circuit Cour, Of of,he Uni'rd States foI
,hr County Of Washington. District Of Co
mmb,a Appeal dismissed for wan, OF jurs'
dc ION
NJ. So David Wilkinson, Plsin,iff in Error
vs.. Tnos l., la Il aud o,hsrs.-The a. gumenr o
This cause was continued BY Mr.. WEBSTER 70
the Defend. 1T. E'ror, AID b, NJ. Wirt fol
IN Plaintiff i Error
On motion OF Hon. d. Webster, William
Henry Hurs,, Esq of he Safe Of Indiana, wa
adm,ted as an Attorney and Counsellor Of this
| Courl.
Aiouraed ill tomorrow, IL A. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
SUup Mouse.

TINHE comforts of winch have hitherto been expert.
l. enced to result from the soup establishment, and
owing to the continued nclemency of the weather. it
has been though advisable to resume it's operations
for the benefit OF the poor, whose necessities at this
time call loudly for the charities of the public
will be given out this day from IL till o'clock ali
donations, either in vegetables, meat wood meal or
bread, will be anhfully acknowledgement short any
thing calculated to alleviate the dsresses IF the in.
dgent, will be received at the Soup House, whence
it will be dispensed to the Disadvantage.
fab 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

, us.,irg of the ron. freeholders and citi-
,s Of Richmond was held al the Capitol on
-. ,.tb INST. al which they determine that, at
,be approaching election Tor members oil the
Convention, they would go in peaeeabe man
No, to the polls, and solicit the proper officers
- r,csiye their yCtcs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

FIRE IN CHARLEsTowN.-A little after eleven
o'cloo k, on Thursday nigh', the town was a.
larmed by the cry OF fire, for the fifth time
within the short space Of twenty four hours -
The fire was in Charlestowp, and consumed a
dwelling house, carpenters shop, part OF a
distillery and several small buildings. The
mot meianch holy par, Of The story remains 10
be told-a Mrs. True and three children per-
ished in the flames.
After the above was in type, we noticed in
the Bulletin the following particulars respect
ing this ,ragical occurrence
The house was occupied BY three families,
whose furniture was mostly destroyed. The
flames communicated to a large Gistillery, but
were quench ned in time 10 save a great part OF
the building. notwithstanding the ex,raordi-
nary labors Of the previous night, the members
Of he FIRE department, botL Of this city and
Charirstown, on this occasion exerted them
selves with undated vigor. Blu, the mos, de-
plorable part Of the catastrophe remains yet to
be told. This morning, on searching among
the ruins, the bodies Of Mrs. True and three
children, suffno aIed in this awful con6agra ion
were discovered! The woman, We are inform
! ed, Was the mother Of TWO of the childrea -
Their corpses, shockingly burnt, were imme
| diately placed in cofius, and taken away fo'
interment We are told also, tina; the body OIL
young man who was seen making efforts &c
escape from one Of the upper rooms, has since
been found Two persons sprusg from the
windows Of the third story, and were yer,
much injured. The FIRE originated from ashes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
Attention Artilerists.

YOU are hereby notified to attend meeting of the
Il Company at the Old Council Chamber on Thurs.
day Night next, at o'clock. Particular attendance
is required by all Of the members.
ALSO,
Will meet at the Gun House, on the 23d inst. at half
past o'clock, A. NJ for salute. Also at 10 H. N. in
uniform, for drill By order Of the Captain,
feb Ii o. s. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
Administrators Sale.
Public Sale Of Land-For Cash.

IDURSU nj to decree of the ounty Court OF
L. Fairfax, pronounced on the 2lst day Of August,
1923, brtween William Russell, complainant, and Da-
mel Duany and others, defendants, will proce ed
to sell, for cash, The pre- nsts, he highest bid
der, on Wednesday the 5M day Of apri at O'Clock,
u. 1899. c+r's:n tact of and lying in the county
OF FalfaS and sise OF Virginia. the residence Of
the said Dinie Dusny. containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty .icres.
This was originally frs, rate upland and has not
bee materially injured by iniudcicus cultivation II
IS about seven mites from Georgetown. and Given
miles from Alexandra II is well wstered, and hss
on an abundance Of timber for all farming purposes;
is fences are good aud conve nently arranged. The
nue believed t. be perfectly anexce puonable, and
tie land will be shown to any person wishing 10 exs.
NINE it, by Mr. Duany 7. W HEWITT, Comm.
The Intelligence will publish this adve rsemen' tor
sx,, days in the country paper. and send their bill
t. tits ofice febl3-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

S,orerp in The District Of Colum6ia'-
3D., has been an animated deb ate in the
uo0se Of Assembly Of New York, upon the re-
Citations respecting the abolition OF slavery in
,bs District Ct Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

Tn. Albany Argus OF the 18th, says-"The
Nil p,oyidiug for choice Of Presidential elec-
,or, in this State by Generai Ticket, passed
n, Senate Yesterday, l6 10 s; and received q
.,eoad reading in the House
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
To Rent,
For Rent.

49, wish 10 rent for The present year,
III the tobacco factory on washirgton-street'
Esssss near the sugar house. lately occupied by Jo-
80 nathan G.. May. The house - ven ca'euis.'
ed for mechanic of any kind also wish to rent the
iee.House in HaIowe's yard, aud large Smoke
House ON Prince street, lately occupied by Luther
Chamberlain. Possession will be given inmedi.tely'
jsn3I Lila = "ooN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

We very much fear tba' AIR. Ingham is 20
~ pos.m master General under the coming admi-
uislraiion. We shall be extremely sorry, a q
50 will the public, no doubt, TO see our fears
reailz-d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

I'M COUNCIL. FERhrAnY a,h 1900

IN COUNCIL, FEBRUARY 9, h 1929.
Thr following persons wer" appainfr,. Cum.
missioners fo, toloing elections il :hr 'd,ff,,en
Wards on Tuesday he Sd dsv of Mer,h Xxx j.,
for members 10 ser,e in The Common Council
for the ensuing Twelve mpnths:-
Samuel Lindsay, Rhodes Tavern for til
Thomas Vowel, ) "'a'
Guy Guy A a AT the Old Council Chamber for
Bernard Bryan. 'e''"u ward
A. Cazenove, 2At ,hs ,,s;.
Henry Dainser6eld, for the Third Ward
George $. Hough, A, Mrs Mills. corner of Prime
Josiah FL Davis, and Afred.sts for the Fourth
William Fowle, ward
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
so Dollars Reward.

STOLEN on the night of the 10th instant from the
.,,o Ill g;-'"s on the old Fredericktown Road,
WORs Iuree mics from this city, a BLOOD Bay
star in his fore head, in good arfres rs VIII.
name and tail. The above reward will be psid upon
delivery of the horse and conviction of the thief,
half the amount for the recovery of The horse only
b. COMEGYS.
feb l8-St Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
A Situation Waited

4 YOUNG MAN who writes good hand, wants
N situation in either Dry Good. or Grocery Store
that will afford him tolerabiy genteeI support I'm
questionable testimonials of his character can be CIV
letter addressed to b. and left at This office
will be punctualv attended to fri, 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
ALEX N.DRIAs
.,r.sn.y MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1929.

.rbe steamboat Potomac, with about thirty
,...0gers, cot up on Tuesday as far as Guam
F;,o Jsdye Randall and family, OF Florida,
,,sre among the passengers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
StiN for Sale;

- THAT vsasbe property the
EGn?H BhEA7SVTLLE HOTEL,"
E1 I ID adjoining The pnblc square, Prince VIII.
E3Lse&. liam Court House, embracing acres OF
grolnd stables grapar, and ice house, With d. neces'
sary out.budmgs. and brc' tavern hcs'e, IN wren
building IS store room, counting room and cellar
veil fitted up This property will be offered on q u.
bers credit on the First ionday i" March neat (bsng
Qusrery Court) and an accommodating arrangements
might be made by the transfer OF bends oy me pur.
chaser. The value of the property will more fully
appear upon stating that the rent which the whole
property Yields is rather more than $500 per annum.
e.. its TIL u. HAMPTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
Trustees Sale.

trustees sale.
FINDER deed of trust from Edward DALEY to the
u 'ubscriber, for certain purposes therein express.
ed shall offer at public AUCTION on the 9TH March
next, OH the premises, a certain
e. Lot Of Ground with he Tenefnen,s
It and mrroyement- thereon, situate on the
s:a north SIDE Of Prince.street, in the town of
AAa'iae' Ale Sandra, and bounded foows.--Begin.
ming at the distance Of eighty feet west OF King
and running twen,, feet Prince street, thence
norhwardy one hundred feet parallel with Henry.
street TO ten feet alley, thence eastward, and paral.
lei witt Prince st.et twenty feet thence souhwardy
one hundreG feet to the beginning.
Terms. cash WILLIAM POTTER
feb l7-eC6t Trustee:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
attention.!

V>HERE will be meeting of the alexandria En1e
l. pendent PolUnteers at the Old Council Chamber,
on Thursday evening the 18th instant at O'clock
BY order: JOHN HILL, Sec'y.
feb Is o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
ian 29-3tawt
Marshal's Sale

M1rSndl sale
WILL be sold on the pre- misses for cash, Thufs
w dav the 26th day of Fehruar, next at II oc.ck,
one piece or parcel Of land nearly all in timber,
containing about
sixty Acres,
or so much thereof as will satisfy execution in ~
vor of Philip II Minor for the US of George MINOR
and Others, against Eugh W. Minor, situated and
being in the county Of Alexandra. about ten
miles from Alexandria and five miles from George.
toan, beginning and bounded as follows:..
\, stake To John A Some,s' purchase Of Smith 81.
nor which piece or parte OF anG was pure hast by
he sad Hugh W Minor of Philip u Minor, with 2
straight lin from the stake to box oak and bounded
Ivy tn. line of hitng's land, thence with htng's
line NORTH until at the said Hugh W Minor's
land, occupied BY him, thence with parallel line
south.wes, course. to the line Of the same tract Of
land of the said lRW. Mnor, thence south 10 the be-
ginning. G. sCoiF, Depaty NJ
for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
r. S. Should tie purchaser fail to pay the purchase
money in ten Jays from day of sale. the Land will b
reso and The first purchaser held responsible Tor any
d6cie ncy tina, may arise in consequence OF the Sc
cond sale.
jan 20-eots G. SCOTT, ~ ~:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19
Alexanaria Aibvary,
feb 1876

FEBRUARY ", 1929.
4 Ia meeting Of the Stock holders of this instii'-
n ton yesterday, the following gentlemen we've du-
y elected to superintend the affairs OF the Company
for the ensuing year.
JOIN RICHARDS, President.
Directors.
Hugh Smith. Charles ''ennett,
Phineas Janney, Jas. Douglass,
John Roberts, JOS. Eaches,
Thos. Smith, Geo Hough,
IP. Thompson, Geo Drlnker,
n: wa!t!s.: = feb X!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-19

Ne" York soiidated Lottery,
Extra ca 20 !, iol Z 9 s'i be- d, awI, IN the CITY
OF Ne@-York, on riue,,!, z b February AZ mum.
beIs, 6 drawn bali Is His. 81 Prize 10000 Tick.
cts 5; ns'ves 50; .Ioarters -
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class,
WIZ +" drawn IN the e. OF Washington on tuesday,
24h February AZ numbers, z orawr ballots High.
est fr<e f6,OuO Tickets 81, halves :; quarters / .
For sale at