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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

i'hat my anxiety great to have all improDer
stopped, that told the British officers
'"aI u Cat Evans would ask nothing Pine, incol,-
s'sent with my character to grant, would distress
ing a. 1t would be- to me- to part with INV child (who
would probably cry himself sicl,) send him ON board
- L hostoge Tor nay good behavior but they must al
u" tle 20 say, 1 would die before would betray my
|cohhIry; that my property and my life was in their
power but Not my honor; that had seriously cons-
oercd the %retchcd situation might reduce myself
20 " reiusai and never could speak SO certainly
Tue supSc. as then, for had been pincheG by cold
aud hunger. for want of servants to provide Us with
IL cesirie; that nobody existed less able to bear the
caaniitles OF poverty than myself but still felt my
sen ready TO endnFe IT, or tho loss Of life, but the loss
OF hcnoSr would never survive" From this t-eil-
tienea, Jon clearly perceive that this ladys conduct
nae gwen rise 20 uspicions the part ofhe British
/" me very moment SHE was caunniatcd by her own
country Under such circumstances never had n h,,-
a:an being difficult part to priorm; SUSPECT
sQ on eoth SIDES and in the power ut onc marty so
otief leau ti;u hers could isava eytricatcu her from
nc m,Hcultias with which she was surrounded. From
.oe conclusion OF the Revolution to her death, 40
one ever Vad more respected than was that venera-
tic i2Gy-:eyerCd every one who knew her she WAS
regarded as an ornament 20 human nature and not
eatil sue arH nc sons are In the grave, does cauf
y attci! ~ iiN blot on hor reputation passing
remark On the subject of Shoze Dons who rcquent-
cd We$toycT anterior to the Revolution, whose sub
servlency to the British CAUSE is spoken Of
las become fashionable TO Willy and abuse what
was called the Arstocracy Of Virginia Among those
Arlstocrats or Dons, were to he found men, no pc
rnled their all in behalf of their country; nav mon
who lost their ALL save their honor in the service Of
then coQntIy-and to whom under Heaven this coun-
try Is now in great indebted Tor the blcs-
Sings 1t enjoys. Ia regard to the family which has
particularly called forth these remarks and by way
9! showing the correctness OF the statement of the a
thor o. The Crtique, shall add that the principalper-
sonage returned from England when ONLY ie wears Of
age that there he had uncontrolled Use of p.nce
estate, and II was "a that period he involved himself
in pecuniary difficulties from which he could never
he eXtricated. BY his first marriage he had four
sons as dnrstter; by his second, he LEFT three sons
aud five daughters lie was al, accomplished and
perfect gentleman, and as Colonel, rendered imDor-
tant services in the Indian war, previously to the
Revolution, at the commencement OF which he died
lis in justice to ii calumniated family that ! lave
taken up my pcn and have no other view than sim.
ply to state the truth YERITAS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

maIIa ToLGs To-day, and Is thc lasL county I0g~-.
gh and Taylor arc supposed be cut Of the ducs-
n, end The contest in the last county TO have come
gle handed. between Mcssrs Giles and Archer, the
{ ner OF whom goes into Amelia 81 votes ahead
kp 6-enuencn arc residents of Amelia
80 Spectator Office, Stu,tnton, .lffv IS.
ne .octhn for members of Contention took place
eEugu u THIS day. The following are>thc returns
- t9l. several counties Of the distric. by which
- DC Sc that Briscoc g. Baldwin of Augusta,
8 Qnan Johnson Of Richmond, VIM. Meow Of
g ,aton and SAMUEL Med. Moore of Rockbridge,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
CONVENTION ELECTIONS,

.Ndcfoth Boroug1.-Littleton w Tazcwell, US,
Robert B. Taylor, 1856; George loyal, 1877 Joseph
prantis SO; Mordecai Cook, rs; Arthur Emrnersou,
l6 Leral Cornick IS; William Maxwell, al; john
Eornick, ls Richd II. Baker. II; john a. Cjara-
Ter. Ii; John c. Cohoon /. %
The following gentlemen having received the larp-
est number Of votes, are consequently the Delegates
elect from this District to Cougeutsn:-.LLtieto,
w Tazewell, Joseplt Prentis, Robert E. TAYLOR, and
George Loyal.
Qgice Of dhe Klachester Isepublicae .aLna %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
"og uin his had-so much for BpskmgGaa..~

"OH min ms bedd-So much for ButkHgh9hG
The Fredericksburg Arena states as prevalent
rumour, that Robert Stanard, Esq. u. States Dis
trict Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia
has been rsmooeH, and Peter V. DanisI, ESQ. ap-
pointed in his stead. If other EVIDENCE were vomiting
the celebrity with which che rats are quitting the
ship, would prove that the days Of the Council were
numbered. Tle Lieut.. Governor was composer Of
the Jakcson Address, in which rotation in Office
was incucatcd, the most beautiful admirable and
valuable, of all Republican maSins. When he
wrote that address, the Lieut., Governor had only
been ssUentsen gears Councillor Of State; an ire
frsgabIe proof Of the sincerity Of his Admiration o.
rotation, and Of his conviction that cit was neces-
sary 70 purify, and by consequence, pressyoe, Re-
lican Institutions" We cannot voucb for the ac-
curacy of the intelligence given by the Arena; but
rotation 10 the estimation Of Mess.s. Campbell! paa-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
Q9ise Of Tie .K-1aehester Jsepahlieass. Jlaa 81
BERKELEY CoNvENrIon D,srpIe,,.

Morgan Will vote next Monday. Is is q small!
county--less than Hardy-and will give pior,.,ity of
IT'S votes to Mr. Orrick and possibly put Mr. Donald
son al the head OF the delegations that the first
tour gentlemen are elected.
In tie Norfolk District, the returns are complete,
and Littleton w. TazeweIl o. Norfolk Borough.
Gen Robert + Taylor of Norfolk Borough. Joseph
Borough, are elected.
Cty Of TfNbnms5,n@.-Ma 81; Tyler 25:
Nicholas l9; Tazcwel 10; Saunders Q; Clopton g.;
Bassett 8; Johnson g. Sernple .; Leigh 4.
From the District of Grayson, Giles, Montgomery
and Wy the, we understand that Mr.. Oelesby beat
Col. Preston in Grayson about COO votes--so tlla.
little doubt remains of the election Of Jno. p Mat
thews OF Wythe, Ifeniy Chapman ef Giles, Gen
Gordon Cioyd of Montgomery, and Wm. oglcsby of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

flFGr$' n foi agThe leiIo0irg txir8tf IF Tais,
tom Haysdr, viii he gratifying to all sauss snd sailor
friends ' 10" @0'
we have az last caught sunc Of The p8;s, find them IN
I've citizens Of Havana they VIII be banged One Of trr -
plsen 1uesTed the jaor oscnd four gars from himself 10
S t'neT, as present ne siuszlar ocumsauc" of prs
oners sending presents abroad e&ci6d sispsion and the
sr gers oprFs tneh contained Psprr ard being nuuicr,
- NON ono to four tncy formed when Tr1n ,tyl
ctis TO Ing hcr, Of the following inpo-"y fate is c2sn:
cannot ape; send me poison Tel a uho lives n, -.
sHre' b. VINO lives IN - street q. who lives IN sire,
and d. Sin lives III street, dy." They y,pfo 1f CONES
arcsi''' THIS Internal business g.ii now think be- nh
Stop 80; at least, fora t'pss. - ~"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

sf<<A ote ~ HIonFoc, as gwen oF0re, Uas f7Een I
\ fasfd f1r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

Below Is given an aggregate of The votes for De-
egates to the Convention, from this District, far
as ascertained (t"o precincts III Monroe not heard
from, ana the comfy OF Greenbrar yet vote) FROM
whichit will be that there is little oubt OF the
election OF AiessIs. Bene, Smith, NA!cr, and Bd|-
ter:
Col. Andrew BerDc OF Monroe, or:
u illium Smith, o! sreenbrier, $40
Fleming Il Miller, of Pctetourt, 92o
Col. John Baxter, OF Iccahontas, SOj
Cen James Breckenridge, Butetorrt, 49,
Gen. Samuel blackburn, OF Baih, @ si1
Cyrus Cary, of Greeibrer. 81
James, ~ throw, of Greenbgier l3$
Charles l.. Francisco, of Eath, -l3G
edward Ryan, Of Nicholas, I0t
Jesse Davis OF Allegheny, -
9 Cufp7fr, correlisl.--oi.n S. 15arbour So, Join
Nlaerae f3G, ,ieis, sse1t ia, John w Green AZ,
inInan l1orner 222, Holm Shnckei.ord 22l, Williams
Ward 2i6 Erpa uunton l6s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
Marshal,s Sale

WILL be sold on Tuesday the IN day Of .aprl ness.
W for cash. SIXTY ACHES OF LAND, nearly all
in timber, situated in the county Of Alexandria about
ten miles from the of Alexandris and five miles
from Georgetown, beginning and bounded as follows.
Alta stake to John A. Somerss purchase OF Smith Nj.
nor which piece or parcel Of land was purchased by
the said Hugh w. Minor of p. II. Minor with Q
straight line from the stake TO box oak and bounded
by the line Of Writings land; thence with Writings
line north, until corners at the said Hugh W. Minors
land, occupied by him, thence with q parallel line
southwest to the line of the same rac, Of land
Of the said Hugh w. Minor; thence south to the be.
ginning. The above propert. is sold to satisfy two
executions, one in favor Of Philip H. Miner, for the
Of George Minor and others, the other in favor Of
Joseph Sewell. for the Of DIR. William Gunnell,
plaintiffs, against Hugh w. Minor, defendant The
said property is first subject to the execution in favor
Of George Mnr and others. The sale will take place
at the Of The aforesaid land adjoining the late
residence Of John Somers, the gate that lets
into his yard, to commence at II o'clock.
C. SCOTT, D. NJ.
for 7. Ringgold, n.
p S. Should the purchaser fail to pay the pur
chase money in ten days. the property will be adver.
tised the eleventh day. and the first purchaser held
responsible for any deficiency that may arise in conse
qurncc of the second sale C.. SCOTT, D. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

DUkSUANT to decree Of The ounty Court of
4 Fairfax, pronounced on the 21at da, Of August.
1873, between William Russell, complainant, and Da-
mel Du'any and others, defendants, will proceed
to SELF for cash. on the premises, TO the highest bid.
der on Hsdnesdny the l5M day If aprL At O'Clock,
1879, certain tract Of land !, ing in the county
of Fairfax and State ofNgna, near the residence Of
the said Daniel = Dulany, containing shout
-Four Hundred and Fifty .9cres
This was originally first rate upland, and has not
been materially injured by injudicicus cultivation It
Is about seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandria. II is well wa,ered. ano has
on II an abundance Of timber for all farming purposes;
ITS fences are good and convenient, arranged. The
the land will be shown to anv poison wishing to exa.
mine IT, by MIR Duiany. I. W. HEWITT, Comm,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
Read and reflec, upon the following from the
National InlelIisencer

-" For, after the election Of Printer to
the House, which took place on the 10th Of
February, it was almost impossible to keep a
quorum Of the House together on even the
most important business. il seemed as ifthere
was nothing left TO interest the honorable mem.
bers, sufficiently to induce them to honor the
Hall by heir attendance, unless i, was the de-
feet Of proposition which an honorable ad'
v-rsary OF ours proposed, which it was sup.
posed nigh, be Of benefit 10 US, and upoE
which. therefore, direo, vote was evaded-
first, by speeches agains, time and secondly by
the repeated violations Of the rules of the
House. sanctioned by he Chair, and, in one me-
mora6ie case, sustained by yo'e OF the House.
Rope atedly, during the last week or two Of the
session, The reader will recollect, the House
could not muster io7 members, 10 make aquo>
rum, TO vote for or against vital measures,
thou gh il could muster 2os when an indepen-
den, press was to be prescribed Ii is no
wonder under such a state Of Things, that lit
lie public business was transacted in that part OF
The session towards the close OF il) into which
the important business is almost always crowd
ed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

ROWLAND STEPHENSON, says the New York
American Of the 24h inst. was yesterday dis
charged by the Recorder, from arrest, at the
suits of the agents under the commission Of
bankruptcy, in London, on the ground that no
affidavit Of debts was produced; and to DAY, in
the matter Of Parkin's suit, he was in like man
nei discharged from arrest, by the Superior
Court, on the ground tina, having been illegal
ly brough, within the jurisdiction Of this State.
the process Of the Courts could not attach. So
Rowland Stephenson is at large, and, as the
Courts Of the United States have no jurisdic.
ton in suits between aliens, he is in no danger
from that quarter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

TnEArnE:-The Theatre opened on wednes.
Cay, and we are pleased TO find the performances
era,ified highly respectable audience. Mr..
Stones opening address (Which, BY his polite
ness, we are enabled to present to our readers
this mornine) was well received. Might it not
with propriely be repeSsedf Mn. FLYNN infus.
ed good deal Of his laughter into the audi
enee, and Mas. ELyNN is acknowledged on all
hands to be charming actress. We will not
to day particularize, or turn critics.
1t would be high praise to say that we were
not disappointed in our expectations of HERR
CLINE. But we must 60 farther. He exceeds
ed any thing We could have imagined His as
tonishing performances on the rope, called forth
the admiral ton Of the whole house.
A visit to the Theatre will now therefore
once more become fashionable, and we hope to
see its boxes glittering with "brisht eyes and
fairy FORMS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

Between four and FIVE o'clock yesterday
morning. Fire b'oke out in the brick dwell
ling occupied BY Mr. Dashiell, directly oppo-
site 20 the dwelling of The late Colonel ayloe
The f,e was communicated to the roof by the
chimney catching fire, and, being in the stillest
hour of the nigm, obtained such an ascendan.
cy before il was discovered, that it was impos-
sible TO save the house. II the engines could
have arrived in time, the water was too scarce
in the nrighbourhood to ex'ineu'sh the hire;
and we are sorry 10 hear that the irst engine on
the ground leaked so much as to render ii al.
mos; useless The furniture Of the lower par, Of
IN. house was principally saved. Ibid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
NISiSXA NDBIAs
~ MORNING. MARCH 81. 1899.
FUDGE

., catch gutls sciM.-During the late
i' :, was great argument with those
'''I,9 mower, .ha, General JAG ks0n INTENDED 70
nov " abuses Of the Government. he
;'''''' lease the Augesn stable, &C. And IN
VIZ 'O,n,ursI ADDRESS Of the P'esident himself
ne ina' ,,,, d" Reform" is inscribed on the
h0' tr,.cu,i,e duties in characters TOO ies'-
'' ~ overlooked. Hence there exists a
Ole :. II ~ necessity now, of making appearances
,',. with previous promises 1t is on TINS
square ,,,, y. have The followin 6 article in
4. Telegraph of Wednesday:
ara called upon to specify instances oil
- r,f,rned. The great work oil re-
,'a''s ~ REQUIRE time and labor but since
ofm VIZ drmands il, we will state one TACT.
,s.r rolering upon the duties OF MS once,
MH' r , received many packages directed
w, N rnnr,h Auditor, some Of which contain
20 "e ,ddres,ed 70 other persons, sent un-
"a NV" "a Mr.. Watkins TO save pos age, and
4H 80 ..,, 10 him for the purpose OF obtain.
o"T'; faux Mr.. X. upon being informed
hS Va nsuaI 20 dispose Of such letters in
va ' = with the wishes Of the person en-
9Th ;an ,bsm TO the Auditor, replied, that his
t,g, required him 90 return them 10 The post
w. s.. ,hrrr ~ be rha-ged with postage, which
"a, accordingly done.
nTbs is little matter; and it will hereat-
..,nr,,r 10 be less than sand upon the sea
.SorsTcomp4red TO VIVA is to follow
Yaq the especial ben fl Of the Telegraph, we
N ,;vs oae,bs, instance OF this same Mr..
E,rdalr, care for the public money, and how
,,S,,, and z.s!ous he is 10 the work OF re-
fo,n" 4 day or Two Ego we received the
iolovin, circular letter, frasked by Mr.. Ken
dali,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

The Boardgo Officers convened at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard for the examination Of
Midshipmen adjourned on the 18th inst. sine
die. The following is list Of the Midshipmen
passed for promotion: Charles NJ. Armstrong.
Robert l.. Browning, JuniSs I. Boyle, Philan-
der Canncdv. Jarome Callan, John H. Davis,
Charles Fl. Davis, Charles H Duryee, Ebene
ger Farrand, Neil M'Howison, Henry HoH,
Jonathan Inrersol, William b. Line, Samuel
e. Noun, Daniel NJ Mason, William II. No
land. William d Porter, II. E. V. Robinson,
William Rowan, Philip A. Stockton. William
Smith, Henry X. Thatcher, John w. Turk,
Peter Turner, James NJ. Watson. James II.
Ward. ~. 4. ua<e"e'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE

UN "ssraSy ESeatns next. the 2sth instant, II half
pAs. O'Clock, At The Auction Store corner Of King
aaa 81. A.aph streets, win be sold. small collector,
Uo %.w ."o second hand them IS
Rome 6vos, Chit,y on Bills; Pothier on Obligations.
Park on Insurance, the Catholic Scfiptur;.t, live, Of
the SAINTS, vols bound, with elegant engravinry.
Also. Ready.made clothes, in great variety; dry.
goods OF various descriptions: such cloths, CASH.
brown and besched do. vestings, mattresses, sewing
cotton and thread, handkerchief &C. Together With
small assortment Of hardware, and fancy articles:
such as knives and forks buck do, carvers, razors
with and without cases. scissors, buttons tea boards
glasses, toilet do, needle cases. cketbooks,
Iutania tea pots, Brltania do, &c. SC.
march ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

The reader will recollec, ,nat some weeks a
go, the Jewellers Shop Of Mr. Smith on Penn
,ylvania Avenue, in this City, was broken open,
and considerable amount OF goods stolen
therefrom. We have pleasure in being able To
state tia, the robber has been arrested in New
York, aud what is equally acceptable informal
ton, that considerable portion OF the stolen
goods has been recovered Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
ROWLAND STEPHENSON Nj, has been conjec,

ROWLAND STEPHENsos -, has been cohlec'
tured, says London paper, that the materials
which form the extraordinary Character OF
Crawford in the new novel OF "Ihe Hsowned,
by the author Of Pelham, must have been Oh
tanned from hints privately communicated re-
garding the life aud habits of Stephenson De-
fore his delinquencies were publicly known
In no other way can the remarkable similarity
between the real and fictitious character be ae-
counted for.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
EmD\0yMent W ant ed.

4 YOUNG single man, Of steady habits, who writes
n an easy plain hand, and who has been raised
r,ostv in the mercantile business; is ready account
an, md has a general knowledge Of, and talents for
business: wishes to be employed in respectable dry
P goods OF grocery store. He has
thrs. wears, been in the capacity of teacher
Of private fami. in the different branches o. the
of ei,hee kind, would be readily accept
- Rsc,mmendations from gentlemen of the first re-
s.c,.h;I;tv. can be given. letter, addressedto j.
VI Though the Pest Office, will receive due at
w nv "'0'e" march 13-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
I" STAND ALL APART !"

It is not all those who cry JACKSON AND
REroRM" ,ha, are to be relied on There are
many at present in responsible official situa,
tions, who fancy they have the confidence OF
our party, that, on Investigation, will be found
as little worthy of j. as he mos, clamorous Of
the coalition - Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

,r,,i '0rfy that we cannot, according to
~ give the solution Of the Que s,ion Oh
nm ~. O'' paper some days ago. We find
nd 49, ave not got the algebraic signs. X,
Nm. 80 interested, Can see the manuscript,
tcr 0"Se' We shall be happy TO hear often
~ friend who sent us the solution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
Take Notice!

GENERAL disagreeable in.tances OF mlsundefstand
= ing in names having lately taken place, we there
fore make known, that there is copartnership be-
tween Frederick and George Behold, who have their
stall in the upper market house. and their residence
west Fad. beyond MIR Catts's Tavern, and are NOT
cted with US in any shape form, and we viii be
Obliged to those who have business with them. not 10
call or suspect mum ppr1oI n
17-co7w ADAM DEE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

s " announced, in the National Ga
- u" Gentleman in Philadelphia has dis
,,,s Tue QGadra'ure Of the Circle. This is
s,,r 'Ana'lorllelh lime that the same thing
- 'F'H said, Win this, like the others, end
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

ts,,"' no'' Of promi.sory notes, with forged
d il 60 ~ ., endorsements, have been discover.
ENr,,a Of the Banks of Baltimore, and e.
'.b,0.'" '' been taken up, on suspicion Of
S''F' He ha, been committed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

a,,i, 'nmon Council Of New York, at a
t,n .t, on Monday evening, voted the free.
,sy city to the Hon. MARTIN VAN Blu.
, Secretary Of State
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27

CT In compliance with the general wish
that has been expressed by the patrons o,hs Theatre
generally, in regard to the prices of adm, s,on. The
Manager desrous of deserving continuance of their
patronage has determined that the prices shall be az
ed and continue as follows Bozes 1st and Ind 1,e,
dollar, Fit so cents; Gallery IS cents.
THOS. FLYNN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
70 Nent,

IL Tha, three story brick House at
itk the southeast corner Of Wolfe and Pitt
streets, part of which is finished in a first
1885, rate style the remainder win be COM
peed to suit the of respectable tenant who
may rent it, and the terms made to suit the times.
is located in very respectable and healthy part of the
town. contiguous to excellent water, and has attached
to it spacious room, suitable for an Office study
likewise one of the most profitable vegetable gardens
in the District Of the extent. II has produced
me annually between two and three hundred dollars
Persons wishing to rent the property will please to
call and examine it. and menlion the in which
they wish to have the house finished
march l3-1awf IS CdDE"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
MARRIED.

In Washington on Tuesday last by the Rev, MIR.
Allen, Mr.. EDwARD Gas HoRwEIL TO Miss ANN Ma
RIA H. Csx. both Of this place,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
For Nent. to good Tens nts,

- THE Dwelling House on PIT, be
U5Ta1 tween Prince and Duke.streets, nearly oPpo'
~ site St Paul's Church. lately in the occuPaE-
k:4l cy Of Mrs. GiIpin,-And -.
That large and commodious dwelling mouse on
lot adoining-Iately occupied by Mr. Benjamin Hal.
lowell, but more recently by Mr.. Bryan Hsmpson.
marco I1-diwco2w 'SAhC Robbins
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-27
StiN for Sale,

otAAA 4OA SulOe
That autobiography the
8T!Nk "BhENTSHILLE HOTEL"
I'D adjoining the public square, Prince Will.
1E454z liam Court House, embracing scres Of
ground, stables, granary and ice house, with AZ neces
sary out-buidings, and brick tsvern house in v heh
are IS rooms ana 4passages. in suitable part O.. the
building isl store room, counting room and cellar.
well fitted up This property will be offered on Il.
beral credit the First Monday in March (being
nigh. be made by the transfer of bonds by the pur-
chaser. The value of the property viii more fully
appear upon stating that the rent which the whole
property yields is rather more than s4C0 per annum.
FEB Its I'll. Il. HAMPTON.
&rThr above sale is postponed until the
First Monday in apri being the day ofthe election
march 9-tA6 Z II. II.