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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
From the EtncnSite M
NH. VIII

"Rnd as a lion swept away,
''By sudden swell Of Jnrdan's pri,il.''
''Em'n the Uild covert, where Inc Iay,"
'i0ng battles with the 'wbelr,ing ti,'c:-il'''
$50 forgtf ne hack, toith fierce d.{aJ,
ind sept both foes, and faie, at bnsj''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
From the NorfoIk Herald, Feb. 9.

The u S. frigate Guerrero, Com. homp
son, and sioo2 Of war S.. Louis, Cap'. ooa'
bound for the Pacific. got under way on Sa'ur'
day morning, the latter from the Navy fard
the former from The anchorage ri Town ROM
and proceeded down the :iver; but me VINO
coming ahead, the Guerrero anchored little
below the Forts and the ST.. Louis IN the bic
of Craney Island. Yesterday. the wind orihl
fair, both ships again got under way and passed
the Narrows, but we have not learnt whether
they anchored in the Roads, or proceeded d.
rect to SEA.
Lieut.. Fitzhugh goes out as first Lieutenant
Of the St. Louis, in place Of Lieut.. Taylor, Who
we regI It TO learn, has been Tor some time, and
is now, seriously Ill.
Officers attached to the Guerrero.
Como b THOMPSON.
Captam-Jose2h Smith.
Lieu,enan,s-Edward B. Rabbit, John ]
Richie, Charles II. Caldwell, Joseph B. Hull
Arthur lie wis, John w. West, John Cassin.
Acting Master-2 G. Robb.
Pusser-Joseph Wilson.
Surgeon-Leunard Osborne.
Marine Offie ers- Landon N. Carter, Iheo
Ba,nbridee.
Chaplain-CharIes S. Stewart.
0CnOOl UNDERGRADUATES .udJs
Surgeons Mates--Fredcrick Vessels, Rich
ard K Simms, Horatio " Glenwor.h.
Srcre,ary-J Romans.
Captains Clerk-Henry Whitney.
Midshipmen-JamesN Noble, Spencer c. Gist
John NJ. Gardner, James w. Cooke, James VI
Lockert, John Borden, Joseph W. Revere
Townshend Dale, II. J. Harles,ene, Ferdinand
Piper, John e. Graham, WIN. J. H. Robertson
A. NJ Henderson. Henry. J. Paul, VIM. n
Burgess, Henry {. FIagg, jr. Levi Lincoln, j.
Rnber, Mayrsnt, Lewis G Keith, Samuel r
Knox, Joseph I. Green Horace A. Harrison
Henry Darcan,eIl, VIM. ). Swami, Gustavu'
H. Seor, SsmI Lsrkin, jr. Lueius Miller, w.
Lewis Herndon, Alex. NJ. Pennock. John M
Berripn.
Officers going out in tie Gusrrisrs 10 Join the q
S schooner Dolphin, in tie Poetic:
1t Conn. p. Zan,zinger.
Liru,-nants--W. &. Wetmore, J. n. LAtle
arI,ug oaIftug MAS s--A.--. Gik-~a-
Mdshipmrn-W. I. Muse, I. j. Hunter
J. w I.srkin,
Cantain's CIerk-Mr. Poor.
Andrew Armstrong, Esq appointed Nav,
Agent at Lima, also goes out in the Guerrero
IA lis, Of the officers Of he St. Louis, wat
published in the Phenix OF Dec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
From the Charleston Courier.

WARRINGTON, JAN. ~, 1917
DEAR SIR.-Last night the President gave
what is said to b. the last levee. The four
rooms were unusually crowded, although OH
" few Of thr opposition members we're pres
rn,. Mr.. Adams look, d more cheerful, and
Mrs, Adams in better health and spirits than
they have appeared in during the whole Of the
winter. The Marine Band was stationed in
the East Room, which for once was "Magnih>
Gently furnished" with female grace and beauty.
There were about four or FIVE CotillIobs dam
cling at the same time; bu the pressure Of the
crowd compelled the dancers 10 perform con-
tinuslly Ies.ening circle. About ten O'Clock,
there was strong current OF The more knows
ing part OF the company towards the soulh-
westermost Of the four rooms, and shortly al
forwards the two doors OF ne splendid banquet
ing hall were suddenly thrown open, and sup
Der tables were disclosed, arrayrd with 2ecu-
liar ,as'e, and covered vi the choicest siands
The rush Of the hungry and curious was ire
sis,ibIe. In few minutes, all the places within
arms length Of The table were occupied, and
many Tsntalus, without having been convic.
ted Of auy Of ,he crimes attributed 10 that IN.
fortunate wight, was doomed 90 undergo his
pun,shm. Mt, and 10 behold the delicious fruits
filed the etnire OF the principal table, on
which were number Of eandelebras; and this
splendid specimen Of plate was Aanked by DEL
caeies Iigh. and substantial, 10 suit the vari-
Gus pala,es Of the various and ever varying
crowds which came to 2artake. On the south
sid. Of the table, precisely in the centre, stood
Mrs. Adams, and opposite to her on the norh
side, was MIR Adams. Nothing could exceed
the rxcellen, taste aud liberali,y OF the enter
,ainmen,, except the curiosity Of the guests
The wines which have been gwen ever since
Mr.. Adams occupied this mansion, are always
sur h as a connoissrur would drink without
complaining; and those which were issued last
nigh, were so choice as admirably to sustain
this general reputation. did no. see single
member OF the South Carolina Delegation
there, except Col Dray,on- nor was Calhoun
present. The Secretaries oil the Treasury, the
Navy, and Of State, were all indisposed, and
unable TO be present. Gen. Porter, the Secre'
,ary Of War, and his lady, who. is perhaps as
popular as any member Of The cabinet, were
ar he PresIden, a: the supper table, and eve
~ where in the other rooms. An enterlaih'
men, of better taste, and more splendid style
has never been given in the city Of Washing
ton; and If this levee was The last, IL will be
| chs rished in the recollection Of hundreds al
The most agreeable Of all the Presidents sofress
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
From the National Journal
CONGRESS.

IN the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Smith Of South
Carolina presented The protest oil the Lesisia-
ture Of South Carolina against the present laws !,
imposing duties on imports Tor the purpose oil
pro, erting DOM site manufactures. The oo-
Zee, and character ofthe Protest was explained
by M-ssr. Smy,h aud Hayne. Mr.. Hendricks
presumed the Resolutions Of the Legislature
of Indiana, declaring he RICH, Of that State 10
IN. una,propriatet andS within its limits.
In the II. use OF Re representatives, Yesterday,
the discussion on The resolutions on,re oy
MIR, A. Smy'h was resumed Mr.. Sergeant
concluded the observations hr had commenced,
and Mr. A. Smyth commenced some remarks
in ieply; bu, had not proceeded Tar before the
discussion was crested by the termination OF
the hour. TIE HOUSE then proceeded. in ODE
dience 10 the RI ola ion offered on Saturday, 20
ba lo, for prin r for the next Congress; when,
on opening the ballots, here were found 10 De
2oS members present, los being necessary 10
choice. OF the whole number DuH Green
had lo7, Gales and Sealon 95. and votes were
scattering and blank. ht Bill relative 10
Con, ain BisselI's Ease was then again postpon-
ed till Thursd,y, on motion OF Mr.. Mercer;
and. the House resolved itself into COMMITTEE
Of the Whole on thr Sra'e Of the Union, and
took I'D the bill for the preservation and repair
OF the Cumb rl4ra Road. Mr.. Bell, having q
RICH, to the floor, spoke during The residue oil
The day, in opposition TO the power OF Govern
ment to cous,ruc, Roads and Canals, and also
in opposition TO the policy. He was in favor
Of the amendment OF MIR Buchanan. When
he had closed his observations, on motion oil
Mr.. ] S. Barbour, the Committee rose, and
the House Adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12

would be the Board Of Acknowledgements all The
Waverly novel ,!-where Dr.. Thorn sons hrs.
tian nstruc,or!'-where 'Ditanti Palpiti, and
una voice. and Del calma PaHanno, a"c all
the songs that were ever sung!
LIE, the world look to it, tor there is no rea-
son 10 believe that The GOMEZ now coming from
The east may not play strange Prank' among
US. Ieould say something more upon inc SUP
jec,; but as there is no doubt number who
will, as yet, give little credit to all have writ,
ten, shall reserve any further Information
may possess. till the nearer approach o. "'"e
illus,iious stranger" shall have aroused man,
kind 10 deeper sense Of their situation, and
made them more willing to,lis'en TO the warn
ing voice Of ohe who WOULD say unto them' DE-
fore it is too lale-"prepars. :,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12

PRIMARY scHooL,.--Wr have great satisfac.
ton in announcing tina, Mr.. Frzhugb's bill, for
the division Of counties into School Districts,
has passed the House Of Delegates by a very
large majority. We have no, yet seen the bill,
but unders and that in its pro,is il approx
imates to the plan pursued in New York and
CONNECTICUT. II authorizes the School Com
rrissioners to divide their county into districts
of convenient size-and Tor the erection Of .
suitable building; TO appropriate .wo-ffths Of
the money necessary, provided III: citizens Of
Districts raise the remaining three.6f,hs. The
.chool-house being built, or otherwise proeur.
ed, a sum no, exceeding 800 per annum, is to
be given to each District, provided an equal or
greater amount is subscribed BY the inhabit.
an,.-the school is then to he free for all the
children residing in the District.
Political arena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12

CONFERENCE.-The Senate, on Saturday, re.
sumsd, without concluding, the consideration
of this bill; Mr.. Allen and Mr.. CabeII engag-
ing in the discussion, the one for the census oil
1920, the other for tina, Of 1910, and Messrs.
Draper. Bernard and Morgan also incidentally
taking part in the debate.
The vote is expected 10 be taken this day, and
as il is growing late in The session, and much
more time may yet be required ny the popular
branch of the Legislature. we hope this expec-
tation will be justified by the event.
The debate in the Senate has been able; every
spe aker in either branch Of the General Assem-.
bly, ming 10 have borrowed new ability fron
the dignity aid importance Of the subject
Richmond Wh,g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
Notice to Creditors

VITHEREAs number Of claims against the estate
w of Samuel Craig, deceased, were presented to
the late Mr. John G. Ladd, as administrator with the
will anne xed, in his life time and those claims not
proven as the law requires-1hs TO g'ue not,ee to
such creditors, that uni. s. their claims sasfacto'
rily established on or before the first day OF March,
1922 they will be excluded fro participating in the
benefits Of said estate. Twentysix and hve-e'g lbs
per centum will be paid to those creditors whose
claims have been properly adjusted and proven. on or
before the first day Of January next By application 70
me st nv dwelling, ON Wolf street. any evening after
thI..e O'Clock. ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-
De bonis non and Trustee Of Samuel Craig. deceased.
dee4 eoiwx awt1stM-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
New-Orleans Sugar, &c.

The subscriber hape received
Is Hhds Orleans sugar 49,
S chests superior Dung hyson tea for retailing
20 bbls Northern gin
IS coils eordage assorted sizes
Is hbIs old and common whiskey, part and
9Th proof
$500 bunches onions
Several hundred hams Of superior quality, for IA
mily use or shipping, together with general assort'
mentof
Vines, Liquors and Groceries.
feb 3-eO5t X. W. RhhSAf'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
For Sale,

A LOT of ground on Water-street' aaJorsn "aS I'D
"A property Of Mrs Guthrie. commencing i0'g oo be
to the southwark Of wolfsreet, being " e O. f.r
west side of water.street, and running bae. Su,Ita
u feet alley. 1t is rendered valuable LID Low,
lot, by being on paved street; but wiz DC SUTT,
early application is made to Wh' W " iInonfs
ian % Corner Of Prince snd en''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
NOtice.

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY. Feb. 2, 1929.
JlHE Stockhod of this Ins tuition will please take
L notice, that an election n President and eleven
Directors will be held at the Library Room, on Mon
day the 10Th instant between the hours OF III and
O'Clock SAMUEL MARK, Librarian.
feb 2-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
.<Otice.

IL persons Indebted to John H. Runneb. an IN.
n solvent debtor, are required to make payment to
the subscriber, and those having claims against INN
will present them to the undersigned duly authentr
Gated but in all cases free of the expense of postage
70 CHR NEAIE, Trustee
dec iI-faw6w of John III. Runnells.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
Mechanics hank,

alexandria, Feb. 9, 1899.
CTOCKHOLDERS in this Institution are hereby no.
> tilted that an election for fifteen Directors will be
held at their Banking House on the second Monday
ooh day. of March next
feb l0-MW&Fte CHAS. CHAPLIN, Cash'r,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
Notice

n MEETING OF the subscribers to the Military
IA BALL, to be held on the 22d of February, the An
niversary of the Dir tn of iustrous Washington,
will be held the Council Chamber on Friday ertn-
ing at O'Clock Punetual attendance is rogue sted.
u, order feb l2-2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12

The price Of board for The students at the
University Of Virginia ha, been fixed n the
moderate sum Of 300.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-12
Overseer W anted.

nNE who can produce satisfactory evidence OF cha.
~ racter and capacity, will meet with employment
mon applica,ion TO the Printer. jan 8-laW6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
COMMERCIAL.

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-The unfavourable Intelligence
received on Thursday, by way Of Boston, had the ef
feet to unsete our Market Considerable sales were
made from stores at as low a. IS 90. and the price
from wagons declined from IS Is to about IS So
Yesterday opened at IS so, and continued st frQp
that price to IS S. until the arrival of the Northern
mail with accounts from Liverpool up to March 3rd.
advising of an improvement in the price OF Grain in
that market, when the wagon price Immediately advanc-
ed to Sc co. We have heard of no sales from stores
since the receipt of the last advices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Advertisement.

1u1HF Subscriber has established himself in the City
If washington, DC as a general Agent and
collector, in alt the various branches of business in
which his services may be required BY a prompt and
efficient attention to whatever may be eonhaeo 90
his care he hopes to establish his title 70 tne conn
dence of the public c. W.,
,er ZONES. washington; Hon. Thomas Newton, Vr-
~;n;. Hon ]. c. Wright, Ohio; Editors OF the Morn
gu Herald New York; Editor of the Boston States
man. and ofD. ID. Broadhead, Boston 4,
n shall be in Alexandria every sSIlaay H.,
orders left at Mr. Newton's lio'e' sna,, Pu"s
attendedto. NAV"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Notice..

AIRS. FULTON tenders her acknowledgements 10
MI the inhabitants Of Alexandra for the liberal pa
tronage which they have bestowed her for the last
eight years. and trusts by attention to the morals and
manners, as well as the literary improvement OF her
pupils, to mort continuance of their support she
is fitting up alarge airy room, in retired situation,
back Of her dwelling Washington street, oppo:ee
the Msrsbal's Office which will enable her to receive
few more scholars She can likewise accommodate
juvenile female boarders very moderate terms
course of her instruction comprises photography, read
ing, writing. arithmetic and plain and ornamental nee
die work Of every description
april 7-StTuThSsat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
London, February %,

CORN ExcHANeE:-We were but scantly sup
piled this morning with Wheat from Essex.
Kent and Suffolk; still having large arrivals ell
Flour and Foreign'Wheat, our market was e1,
,remely heavy for the sale Of all descriptions OF
grain, and what few sales were made In Wheat
were from IS TO As per quarter under the pi.
ees Of this day se'nnisht Barley was also dull
sale, the bes, mailing samples selling for S4s
per quarter, and very little doing a, this reduce
lion. Oats were from Is 10 IS per quarter low
er, the supply from our own coast, as well as
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Real and Personal Estate.

WILL be sold oa FRIDAY, the 10Th inst. at II o..
w clock. the premises, I lot Of ground, at pre-
sent owned and occupied by the heirs OF Forrest Rich
arson, decd lying the east side Of Fairfax street,
between likes and Gibbon-streets; fronting 20 feet
Fairfax street and running back 10; feet deep; be-
ing "a feet to the north Of ten feet alley; waking
into Faifax-sreet On this lot there are dwelling
houses, Of which is 80 feet long by Is feet wide;
stories high-the other, Fairfax street, is about
90 feet long by Is wide to which is added shed suf
GENTLY large for kitchen The whole subject to an
annual ground rem, OF fS, los. Cd At the same time
and place. will be sold all the personal estate of said
decedent, consisting in part Of tables chairs beds, one
lookng-glass, and other articles of Household and
Kitchen Furpiture. Also,
II likely Negro Girl,
about II years ofage. Terms at Sale.
april GEO. WHITE, auct.
c. In consequence of bad weather, tho
above sale is postponed till Monday, ii o'c'k.
april II GEO. WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Trustees Sale.

TxS< ON the third Monday in Way next, the
SJgf& subscriber will offer for sale. at public aue.
sTGS ton, at the Courthouse of fairtsx county.
ess the following valuable I:ands-that is TO says
tract of land, on the waters of Gsey River nthe
county of Kenhawa, near the Randolph line, contain.
tanning 90, 900 acres And five tracts OF land IN Hamp.
Shire count, cove, ed by Ferdinand Fairfax to Rob.
er Patton, jr. by deed, dated In November 1872
recorded in the Clerks Office of sad county:
One of the said tracts containing 1874 sores;
One other. containing PIG acres adjoining the lands
formerly George Gilpn's Christian StePhens's, and
Flakes;
One other tract, containing 70 acres. adjoining Mon.
roe's StafIord's, and Clnton's Surveys;
One other tract, containing 500 acres, adjoining
John Houses old survey, and the lands OF West
Brown, Scutch6eld, and others;
And one other tract, containing IS acres. adjoining
the lands of Scutchfeld Monroe, Gpin, and others.
The above sale will be made under deed Of trust
from Robert Patton jr and wife, to the subscriber, for
the indemnity of George Mason. Terms Cash.
april 4-eotMl8 yNO. ". MCCARTHY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
from ireland, being large. Wheat, COS TO 7ss;
Barley, 2os to 34s; Flour, SIS 10 7os.

from ireland, being large. Wheat, COS 10 7ss;
Barley, 2os to SIS; Flour, SIS 10 7Os.
Liverpool, February %.
CoTToN MARKET:-The Import this week is
1888 bags, and the sales are 1870 bags, On
Guiding 500 Americans taken on speculation,
and 900 Pernams for export) at barely last
weeks reduced rates viz. $50 Sea Islands at
lid to led; so Stained do a, SID TO SID; 66 so
Bowels at s SD to Old; 1850 Orleans a, ST TO
II; $40 Alabamas al S 60 10 S 3-sd; 244o Per-
mans at I'D; 100 Demeraras at 1913 TO Sd; 40
Common West Indias a, $3.50 10 SD; 900
Egyptians st,7d to Sd; and 100 Surats at $40 10
I'D per lb.
March a.-The sales Of Cotton on Saturday
and to-day amount to about 5000 bags; and pri-
ces may be considered somewhat lower than
they were 10 the early part Of last week.
Corn ExcHANsE:-The depression in prices
Of Wheat and OaIs for the previous week, was
on Tuesday in some degree reco, cred, the for
mer being noted to AZ dearer. Peans & Peas
were TO IS per or. cheaper. There has been
good steady trade, 10 our own and the interi-
or milers, who have purchased freely of the
finer qualities Of Wheat at the prices then quo-
,ed-bu, any further symptoms Of improves
men, continue to be checked by the heavy i'm.
portations of foreign Grain al London.
There was much better sale in the adjacent
country markets at the close of the week, than
for some time pasi-and -four and oatmea al
we re each in better demand, and rather dearer.
agsree gate average Of Wheat Feb. 20, 74s Sd
rye, Ais Id; barley, SO, 4d, We quot Am.
SWEET -four at IS 10 36s; Indian corn, per AGO
lbs. SO 10 SO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Public Sole
Public sale.

PURSUANT to the last will and testament Of John
L Childs, deceased, the subscriber will make pub
lie sale of fortytour of land. the premises on
Saturday. the 18th instant at - o'clock. Terms cash.
of Col. George Minor and the Falls Church, bending
the road leading from said Church to the Little Falls
of I,ofomas GEO JACOBS,
april8-,IsthA Ex'r of John Chllds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

DURSUANT to a decree of The -ounty Court Of
L Fairfax, pronounced on the Dist day Of August,
1923, between william Russell, complainant, and Da.
mel DuIany and others, defendants, will proceed
to SELL for cash. the premises, to the hghes, bid
der, on Wednesdoy the 18Th day Of 9prfi at 2o'clock,
P. NJ 1922 certain tract Of land lying in the county
of Fairfa and State ofvrgina, the residence Of
the said Daniel =. Dulsny, containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty acres.
This was originally first rate upland, and has not
been materially injured by inudicous cultivation 1t
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and ele,eu
miles from Alexandria. It is well watsr.d. auC los
abundance of timber fr ~ farming purposes;
its fences are good and conveniently arranged. The
title is believed to be perfectly unexceporsble, and
mine il, b, Mr. Dulanv. y. " HEWITT, Commr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Vast Day.
SAILED. Anril 10,

Exhibition Of Fancy Glass U'orking ana
Spinning, at the late Indian Queen Ia-
Germ, corner Of King Street.
MR. FINN begs leave to return thanks to the IN
vi habitants Of Alexandra, for the liberal encour
agement he has received during the past week; and
wishes apprise them that his Exhibition will ciose
THIS DAY, SATURDAY. The numerous variety
of ornaments made by the advertiser for sales and
form rare and curious specimens OF art, well adapted
as presents for relatives fair friend
Admittance, 25 cents children, half price Open
from 10 till 4, and from to 10 O'Clock.
april IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11

Little River Turnpike Company.
A dividend of four dollars on each share OF the
a capital stock of the Company, is this day dec'ar
ed, payable to the stoe a s ins.O OF '"'
'e"''''' ~ JONAH THOMPSON,
"a, ,,.usu, Treasurer.
~ The Genius of Liberty Il eesburg) aud WIN.
chester Republican will insert the above not'ce JOE
four weeks =. =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
AUCTxOhsS
Variety Auction.

IN Saturday Evening next, lfth inst. at / past
~ O'Clock, at the Auction Store, corner Of King and
ST. Asaph Streets will be sold q varietJ Of
Dry Goods, Hardware 8, Fancy articles,
Consisting, in part. of cloths csssmeres, Asnnels,
bedtcks, cambrics, musins ginghams and muslin
robes. battiste and gros de Naples silks, brown and
bleached domesties and sbeetings, linen do French
brown liner, ready made clothes ofvarous descriptions,
Britannia and Tufsnia tea pots knives and forks pen,
pocket and shoe do, tea boards and walters, bread
trays, looking glasses &c. &C. Also one elegant sill
yer plated chased sword.
april 10 GEO. WHITE, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me executed for
I'D purposes therein mentioned, from VIM. Hartman,
u s proceed sell, at the front door Of the Court
House of the County of Fairfax, on the 13h day %
May merit,
xfs< A TRACT OR P4RCEL OF LAND,
E@ lying and being in the County of Fairfax on
SWcS which the said tIarman formerly resided, con.
xe.es tanning As .aCRES, be the same more or less.
AIso, one other tract adjoining the former,
containing SO ACBES, be the more or less with
all the appurtenances belonging thereto,
Terms Cash, BENJAMIN BURKE.
march 26-eo6w> Trustee.