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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-09

rms highly Interesting historical fragment is Gos. tic
lnpubih'ii-~ a.s'iau,e- uf the Cardinal Dubuis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
AZ GH ....,aAIf 9A1As
,,oyn,y MORNING. JULY q. 1929.

,,,,r,.,b. concerning he disturbance
TWO Of the lower counties in Virginia,
4 .,,c,,d consid, raole attention The in>
n WA, furnished by several OF the most
.,nsc .blr geo,lemrn in We''mOrtland' the
i ,,i,inine Matthews; and we know 1t
,b.ir intention either 10 e1aggeraie or
,,s,snr. We are much pleased 10 ind,
n - fredericksburg Arena, tina, the affair
II 80, 90 serious as we were led 10 believe ;
,,b,,,ss, we are inclineS to think it was OF
i =, inn .ttance than is here stated in the Are
I, copying cur article, the Arena says:
i The ,hoye, which we copy from the Alexan
:, Gazette. shows tha, the truth OF rumor,
| ~ m thema'ically, is inversely as the
n ,,,s + me distances, from the alleged scene.
In, are persuaded, it viii be gratifying TO our
4 nd # me G. z-''e, TO have assurances that
,ircufoStances alluded 70, must have been
.o,,rv exaggerated in the relation. There
=, NJ evidence Of conSpi scy. and from what
r,r l,arr. there was no ode sign" extended
1 ,ou,h ne counties enumerated. The simple
.,,s were. we believe, that one or two slaves,
-, present at a pubic meeting during the
[,,vass for Delegates 10 The Convention, mis-
,,d,r,rood The words "slaye representation,
:, uni were frequently used, and fancied,
ht slaves were 20 be eniranchised under The
~ constitution Upon this hin! they spake,
bu, spake only, for no overt act or Intention is
lutcei agsirsl them. Two, we believe, are, or
kefe, in cou6uemenr.
We have not he I'd Of any serious apprehen,
ions Of trouble being entertained /" the coun-
irs mentioned, but, as a matter OF Precautlon,
pa'rols were ordered oul for few nights. Tx
ggera,ed rumors reached Fredericksburg ard
cca.ioned unea,iness in me minds Ut some,
Ut the arrival Of the Steam Boat Patuxsnt on
T,ursdly night, dissipaed nj fears, aud shows
d how easy it is to manufacture, out OF the
most trivial occurrence, capital raw-hrad-and-
loody- bones story.
(ll is almost imp ssrbl 'ha, our respee able
MO m rns could have been misled SO much
S this article would make them. However,
is better 10 let the matter resi-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
LEXINGTON, Ky. July IS

The Episcopal Convention, composed oil
Delegates from the congregations al Louisville
Danville and Lexington, assembled in this town
on Wednesday last and adjournsd ia the after.
noon Of the following day; having adopted a
Constitution for this Diocese, appointed off
GERS, standing committees, and delegates 10 the
General convention; organized an Episcopal
Missionary Society and transacted other bust
ness connected with these subjects, with view
10 promote the interests Of the Protestant Epis.
copal Church in this stale.
The Mex: Annual Convention will meet at
Dan,ile on he second Monday in June next.
Bishop Ravenscrnf; Of the Diocese OF North
Carolina will, we understand. visit this town
mex, week, on his way TO the General Conven-
,on, which will assemble in August next d,
Philadelpha The Bishop will remain few
days, and perform the Apostolic rite of Confr
nation in Chris, Church on Sunday week next
The Kentucky Baptist Education Society
has deter mined to es: ahlsh forthwith Bapris,e
College. George own has been chosen as the
size of the intended institution; the citizens Of
Scott county having subscribed 500 900 m aid
of its funds together with The properly Of the
Rittenhouse academy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
THE MOSS ROSE.

The Angel of the flowers one day
Beneath Rose tree sleeping lay,
That SPirit-to whose charge is given,
To bathe young buds in dews from heaven,
Awaking from his light repose,
The Angel WHISPERED to the Rose;
4" o fondest object of my care,
Still fairest found where all are fair,
For the sweet shade thou'st given me,
Ask what thou wilt. tits granted thee"
"Then," said the Rose with deepen'd glow,
"On me another grace bestow"
The spirit paused in silent thought,
What grace was there that flower had np,
Twas but monent-o'er the Rose
A veil of Moss the Angel throws,
And robed in natures simplest weed
Could then flower that Rose exceed. :,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, July IS.

BALTIMORE, July IS.
FLOUR Business in Howard.s,reet Flour has been
quite languid this week, The sales from stores, of
fresh ground Flour from old wheat have ranged from
IS IS 373 per barrel cash. Adult 400 barrels were
sold at the latter rate One parcel of gerry old Flour
sold this week at 4 Is, and another at %. To-day
We find that fresh ground is generally held at S Is
379 per barrel, cash, and we quote accordingly.
In City Mills Flour have heard of the sales OF two
parcels Of 400 barrels each and parcel Of 200 bar.
rels all fresh ground at IS per barrel on months with
interest added About the middle Of the week, one
OF two parcels were sold at 90 short credit with
out interest. Purchases for money could probably be
effected at fraction less than IS. Small parcels OF
Flour made of new wheat have been sold at IS per
barrel the QUANTITY vet made is however, but trfng
Our quotation below is for fresh ground flour from Old
wheat, on time with interest added
4 sale of 500 barrels Snsquehanna Flour was made
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
For the Phenix Gazette.l

Mr.. Editor Under the existing regulations
of the Pos Office Department, i. would be well
for every person 20 mark on their letters whe-
Their single, double, triple, or quad'upk. If this
rule was generally adopted, there would be no
complaints about the postage. Postmasters
ought not to be censured for marking letters
TOO much, for it is impossible to tell the exact
number If pieces in ALL They are, OF course,
guided by their best judgment; and no doubt,
letters are as often under as over-charged; but
the difficulty is easily obvia,ed, ifpersons would
do that which they ought. speak from ex-
perience-I have, for several years, marked the
number Of enclosures contained in my letters,
and never have heard a single complaint OF
any Of them being ouereharged.
A MERCHANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

A friend has loaned US a "SuppIemenl 10 shs
U. s. Regis er for Jolly, 1929, with The new APP
pointments, civil and military, by The present
Chief Executive. compiled from official and
other sources, by Jonathan Elliot" From this
document ii appears that there have been from
The third Of March TO the 18th Of Jolly, 1929,
thirty eight removals, four designations, three
transfers, and four deaths. in The several public
offices a, Washington. The appointments nv the
President, BY and with the advice and consent OF
the Senate, amount Exclusive Of naval promo
tions) 70 seventy five and the appointments since
the adjournment of the Senate amount to one
hundred aud ,hirty-right- making total Of
two hundred and thirteen. The changes aud
appointments in the Posi- Office Department
are not included in the above statement.
n. Y Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
NEw-YoRK. July 23

NEW- OKk, july 20.
Fatal Occurrence Yesterday morning, be-
Tween and s o'clock, john w. Mellrn, Esq. Of
Dover, n. H. cut his throat, in his b room, at
the Franklin House, with small penkife, so
badly, ,ha, he died about | O'Clock, in the Hos
piral, whittier he was removed. His remains
were inferred yesterday afternoon, in the vault
Of The Presbyterian Church, in Wooster street.
followed BY several Of his townsmen WIZ hap.
pened to be here, and several Of our citizens.
Mr. Melen was formerly Cashier OF the Do
YER Bank, N. II. but of late years has followed
his profession, the prac,ice Of the law. lie
was abou, IS years Of age, and has left wife
and family in Dover, to mourn his unlimely end.
He arrived here on Tuesday evening from Yves,
Point, and took lodgings a, the Franklin House.
No cause, as we could learn, has been assigned
for this rash act.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

The Crops. -As far as we can learn, says the
Savannah Georgian, The Sea Island cotton in
this, Bryan and Liberty counties, with the
exception of that on few plantations, will be
very unproductive, the general estimate be-
ing half crop, and the mos, favorable three
quarters. For over weeks the rains have been
very heavy aud Of almost daily occurrence.-
The corn crops are much better and promise
well, some Sigh, injury only LAYING been ex-
perlenoed from high winds, add hot sun after
the rains. The Rice Of the inland swamp plan
tations. we hear also, is very luxuriant and bids
fair 20 be abundant. The cotton on the Islands
is said 10 be less in jured than that on the main.
The rains appear to have been pretty gene
raj, and the above we believe will apply also 10
the lower part Of South Carolina.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
From the Baltimore american.
A MERCHANT.

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.-Wc learn
from he Gazette that on TUESDAY, in the case
of the Injunction obtained by The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company against the Chesa-
! peake and Ohio Canal Company, Mr.. La'robe
commenced the argumen, before the Chancel-
lor, on behalf Of the Railroad Company. He
occupied the " hole Of rha, day and Wednesday,
un Ill o'clock each day, in shelving cause from
The matters stated in the bill, answer and exhi-
bits, connected with the known rules oi equity
as applied to the circumstances OF The case why
the Injunction should not be dissolved, until the
question Of right between the two con,ending
parties shall be folly decided Mr.. Latrobc S
speech discovered that intimate knowledge
both Of the facts and The law connected with
the Cast; which are highly creditable to his la
Tents and industry.
Ga Thursday, esd, Mr.. Wir, opened he
cause on The part Of the defendants, and, after
few remarks, was followed by Gen. Mercer,
who commenced reading the exhibits, prepa-
ratory TO the argument proposed 10 be made
by Mr. Wit, and The course Of which had
been stated in The opening. After reading I'M
Ill half past 10, General Mercer proposed con-
Guiding The exhibits on Friday; ard the Court
adjourned with view, at the request oil Gen
Mercer, to allow him time for their arrange
ment. IL Is inpoSSioie aS YET lo soy "uch VIC
al gumen, will conclude.
As all the Counsel for the Canal Company
have not at,ended-ir is unds rs,ood that some
Of those who attended on behalf of the Rail-
road Company will no, take a part in the dis
cussion now pending before the Chancellor.
CHEs,PFAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL. Sa-
turday nigh last body of earth from :he slope
f..Il inf no r. nd
Dle,ely closed it TO the height Of several feet "a
bove The water line. The National Gazette
saws Of it
Immediate measures were Of course taken
for Us removal, and we are happy 10 learn that,
in all probability, the opening Of the canal will
not be delayed by the accident. Such 'lps, as
they are call"d, have heretofore occurred tre>
quen,ly on this par, Of The canal-some "fthem
of much more formidable kind than the pre-
sent, and The workmen are OF coarse familiar
with the modr Of rectifying them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
Our quotations for Rye Flour and Corn Neal are no.

minal.
GRAIN.-Alhough the receipts of new Wheat this
week have been quite limited, the sales have generally
been made at reduction from last weeks rates Some
parcels Of good red Eastern Shore of Maryland have
been sold to-day and yesterday 90 cents per bushels
and other parcels at IS cents and UNDER according
quality and condition Superior parcels red it is be-
lieved, would command to day 90 cents per bushel =
cents parcel Of 1,700 bushels Lloyd's new white
Wheat was sold yesterday at 81 90 per bushel 1t is
to be remarked Of this parcel that although the quality
was very good, the color was not considered white
enough for Family Flour.
The supplies of Corn this week have not been large,
and little variation in price has occurred since our
last. Sales continued to be made yesterday and to.
day, of both kinds, at 46 cents per bushe which APP
pears to be the prevailing rate for approved parcels
There has been no Rye at market; We quote old
nominay. at so cents per bushel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
AxorHER Rail RoAD.-The Richmond Com.

!AxorHER Rail RoAD.-The Richmond Com.
piler of Wednesday contains The following in
formation relative to rail road which is about
to be constructed near that city:
The las, Legislature passed law for iucor-
pora,ing Company 10 establish rail road
from the coal pits in the county Of Chesterfield
10 The river. The capital stock Of 100000
has been subscribed, and the Directors have
made arrangements for commencing the work.
We understand they have engaged the services
of Moncure Robinson, Esq. nov employed as
Engineer in the state Of Pennsylvania for loca.
ting rail road across the Allrghany Mountain
to connect the eastern and western communi-
cation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

A daily paper has been established a, Pro
violence, under tie iile of he Daily Ad.er-
tiser, being the first ever published in tina,
town II is engraf'cd upon The union Of three
semi weekly, and t,co weekly papers, formerly
distiacly issued in that town, namely-the
American, Gazetie, aud Ca,le', and the Micro
cosm, and Evening Gaze lie. The propietorshp
of the paper is vested in Daniel Mowry Sd,
and F. Y. Garlic, and B. =. Hallel is the edi-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
Auction Sale of Groceries, etc.

Auction Sale of Groceries, etc.
ON THUR DAY, the 30fh inst. at IL O'Clock, H.
At the Warehouses of Walter Smith, Esq. on Water.
street, GEORG ETOWN, shall sell at public auction
apart of the cargo of the ship Eagle, from Marseles
remaining from the former sale, and Of other cargoes
us ./oiioms, viz:
10 casks superior Chret wine
IS or and half Or casks Msrseilles Madeira wine
20 baskets Champagne do. dozen each
10,0 600 velvet corks
II bundles wrapping paper, "a resms each
20 crates potter bottles, groce each
10 boxes superior white soap
10 boxes cUrdals. dog each
Is boxes Muscatel raisins
pipes and half pipes pure Rochelle brandy
pipes Bordeaux brandy
puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes real HosJd gin
half chests Gunpowder tea
l6 boxes do 6 lbs each, Ajsx's cargo
boxes Hyson tea, L. lbs each
~ boxes sperm candles
boxes No chocolate
hcgsliesds st. Croix sugars
hcgsleads New-Orleans do
IS barrels n. f.. rum, 20 barrels country gin
casks London porter, in bottles
IL boxes WsrLsle's BEST London mustard in and
lib bottles
Terms (Which will be libcraI) at sale.
THOS. c. WRIGHT, Auctoneer.
Georgetown, July IS dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

The address on the subject Of Intemperance,
khhough inserted by requcs', meets our views,
snl is an able aud unanswerable production.
The Temperance Societies, provided they do
Hro, become enthusiastic. may and ought TO do
much % stop the progress Of a mos beasly,
disgusting, and delestsbIe vice. The Ameri-
Fan press must aid aud assist them, and we
khali do our part
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

The schr. Eliza Richmond, Capt. Kelly, ar
rived at Elizabeth City N. c. from point Pc
tire, Gaud.) was boarded abou, the 9Th inst. in
lat. so long. 70, by the British sloop of war
Ranger, the Captain OF which Informed, tina,
he had, short time previous, captured three pi.
raiical ressels on the coast Of Cuba.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

The Petersburg InrelIigencer has some very
excellent remarks in reply 10 he Richmond
/ quirer, On the subject Of the removal of
PCS Masters The ruth is, that, in nine cases
GU OF ten, PJs,masiers are removed because
thsy thought Mr. Adams would make better
President than Gen. Ja, kson For this, and
Tor this alone they are PRoscRIBRp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

1t is stated in several pape's hat each of the
publishers Of the United S a,rs Laws "by au-
'hOrly, the last year received siriy four doLars'
We have no doubt the statement is correct.
though we have never had airy practical proof
Oh toe amount Of this kind Of patronage, which
Uncle Sam distributes among his favorites.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. S. Cornelius
Dir. THOMAS WADDLr to Miss ELIZABETH Cox, both of
this place.
by Rev. Mr.. Peet, Mr. EvERAnp SrIrH, of Northum-
beriand, to Miss ELIzABErH MARY A. GRAHAM GRIMES
daughter Of George Grymes, Esq.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

At the commencement of Rutgers College
on the 9Th inst. the degree Of l. L. d. was con.
ferred on The Hon. Martin Van Buren,, and of
D ID. OH the Rev. Professor Mayes, of The The.
illogical Seminary of the German Reformed
Church, the Rev. Joseph M'Eiroy, of New
York. and Rev. Cornelius d. Wesbrook, Of
Fislikil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
PRESCRIPTION LISi, No. LNIII.
"Of with his hsaa-So much for Buckingham.

BosroN, July 81
We understand that Paul IH,LEaYd Of Charles
town, has been appointed Chief Clerk in The
Coastwiss Clearance Department OF ,he Boston
Custom House, in The room Of John Johnson,
of Charlestown, removed. Mr.. Willard, at ,he
time Of his appointment, was Clerk Of the Sc
nate
Mr.. Willard, alho' a Jackson man, was, VIC
believe, elected Clerk Of the Senate of Massa-
chusetls, by the Adams party. The Jackson
men don't stand upon triles, however,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

pretty severe thunder storm occurred in
baltimore last Thursday, accompanied by a
high wind. AS The steamboat Philadelphia
vas passing he Lazaretto she fell foul of a
schooner, and injured her much. The Cap
am Of The sehooner's leg was broken, and had
10 be ampu,a,ed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

capt. Tyler, Of The schooner Superb at Nrw
io'k, in 4s days from Madeira, informs the
editors Of the Journal Of Commerce that the
island was in a very unsettled sta,e, owing 10
al unexpected revolution in favor Of the Bra
lillian government, towards which the natives,
generally, were well disposed Markets were
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

The President is at present absen, from the
syal Of government. The President is at Bal
,imorr Mr.. Van Buren, on his way 10 Will.
Mr. Branch al New York
o. il We had no, once supported travelling
.Csbinet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

The Georgetown Columbian speaking Of our
complaints concerning newspaper borrowers,
and our RICH, to complain, hopes that the boz.
towers in that place, will forthwith repea, them,
OF their missdeeds, and make amends by sub
'cIihins to the paper, We say, "ditio TO Mr..
Burke.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
: AUCTIONS.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

THIS E.aY At 10 O'CLOCK.
Will be solu at the Auction store Of Prince and
Union streets, without reserve,
barrels American brandy }
' Ss'ssi : s..at s., ss1 do gin good
chests Y. H tea
Twine, Wrapping paper, lot of rope, &c.
july IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
office.

Notice.
UNDERSTANDING, that (during my absence from
u home at the approaching season) many persons
have been in the habit of hunting the deer in my land
sometimes with dogs and at other times without them
this is TO forbid all persons, without q single excep.
ton from repeating these practices, whether in pnr-
suit of deer or Of any other species Of game, nor is
any person empowered, during my absence, 20 license
,hem. BUSH WARRINGTON,
;uIv 23-1awSv Mount Yernon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Pews, COachee, etc

Jews, COaChee, etc
ON Friday, "a inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Will be sold at the Auction store corns Of King and
st. Asaph.streets,
TWO PENS in St Paul's Church, on the south
aisle, at convenient distances from the pulpit
Il COachee and Hurness,
l or mich cows, handsome mahogany sdeboard
l secretary, nearly new; wire safes
Window glass by9 several cotton and hair mattresses
A lot Of Bacon and about tons Plaster.
Together with q variety Of other articles, some Of
which have been sold and not taken away.
-" The above sale i. postponed until We'd
nesday neat, goth instant same hour. july IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

ATLANTIC SoUvKNlER.-We have seen sever
al of he plates which are to embellish the forth
coming numbe, Of Messrs Cary and LEAFS
Atlantic Souvenir, and are happy to find in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

A Grafton has been ISSUED, we understand, by
The Circuir Cour' sgeiHst the editor Of the Bal
'imorc Republican, Tor ton'emp, of Court i'll
Publishing The testimony in the case Of Wat
kDs, in opposition to an order OF the Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

"Do his Du'y" in Washington, is very anx-
6ous % conceal himself. We like 10 see men
open in al things. B sides ne should not have
taxed US with the postage Of his letter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
New ORLEANS. JUNE

NEW ORLEANS. JUNE s
]. HuLLEN, baker, vice George Baamguard,
remored.
Whe,h her any changes are contemplated
among the nurses and grave diggers we have
not learnt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
Cheap Goods.

VTlHE subscribers intend making change in their
business in September and, with view of selling
off or reducing their stock Of Goods, offer them, till
that PERIOD at very small advance upon the cost The
assortment is large seasonable, and general, and buf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
The wtaihtr is indrrd
variable as the shade

Inc weather II indeed
Variable as the shade
By the light, quivering aspin made.
some days last week i was intolcrably hot
AT the time Of wiring this paragraph, (Sa,ur-
u y FIRE would no. be very unc 0mfor,able.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
Public Sale

PY virtue Of deed of trust me, bearing date the
II l4th April, 1897, and duly recorded in the Office
OF the County Court of Fairfax. shall proce ed to sell,
at pu"c sale, at Fairfax Court. House, on Tuesday tie
22d Of September merit, between the hours Of ~ and I,
p II. certain tract Of Land, "ying and being in the
county aforesaid the of Little Rocky Cedar
Run, and on both sides of the Fauquier Alexandria
Turnpike Road, commonly csled the Willow Spring.
the same being bounded by the lands Of Henry VIVA.
ley, the heirs of Benz Berkeley, Joshua Hutchinson,
and Mary G. Ilenning, except about four acres, part
thereof, sold to Henry Whaley in 1873 the residue
containing
900 Acres
more or less. The terms will be made known At tho
sale and such title be conveyed 10 the purchaser
vested by the deed Of trust.
july 22-eots j. L. McKENNA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
Q69 Acres
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
ID Y virtue of deed of from John Kipp, Of the
- city of Baltimore, and Mary, his wife, the
scrbers or the benefit of bis creditors the suhscribeu
will sell at public sale, on the premises Thursday,
the 30h instant, at IL O'Clock.
A Valuable Tan Yard,
situate lying. and being at the of Oronoko and
Water Streets in the city of Alexanlria, fronting 81
binding Water street, $40 teet to the Potomac ri.
yer. The eligibility OF the situation and the value Of
this property, are too well known require further
description.
The terms of sale areOne- third in cash, and the
balance in two equal payments, in and two years,
with interest from the day of SALE the payment OF the
credits to be secured BY notes. with security to be ap
proved by the Trustees The title is believed TO be
indsputable. JOHN SCOTT.
JOHN GLENN,
Baltimore, 9th July, 1929 Trustees