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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08

f'"'lNih; Al rules, holden CLERK Ufirg nj H.
SUPERIOR Govt ul chancerv Tor the R-,on nd dis,,ir,
t"e %" DAY ri August 1899: William ens,ir, ~,
Gso"sl r. Nicholas X Co., Charles speriuc Il o., -
Oiis, Dunlap ~ Co., DIS ''e ~ N"'' ann
The defendants Ni,Egiae & o., ,oJ RI. q -
o. nov h"Vng entered their appea md qivep
"'coluingto The act Of assembly AND the rules ,e ,
ann appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that nov acc
"'t naOH"s Oh ths country; 10 Is ordered that the s,
heI'"""hs 90 appear h"gc the first dav of the sy
"'iy 'em' a"d answer the bill oG the plaintiffs. and m
COPY oi this order be forthwith Inserted in s,.e ,
published IN the city pf Richmond. r,r too r,,t i
eessvey' and posted al NE front door Of The cal,ol in m
said city "' 0'P'''' '" U'
81 a copy. Testc, wv. G. Prvprv1ov. e. r.
VIRGINIA: htruIes holden iu the q Elk 1f5-. o., .
supeToT court ~ chanccry lor the Richmond Jis,.;,,
the - tay "4 JuHr, 1870: Sarah Powell i'm ,-, 49,. .
sight as widow 90 James Powell. dec, Eliza NJ Man
A., Adadne v, ani Sarah u. J. Powell inf,rt en- ,Ide,
NJ said James Powell, dee, by the said rain their r
dan, pits og00T Addison Powell, admir- NJ lance
ct, dec "" Gho'son aud George Mason, dns
ihe dc'enI'oi George Mason, not having entere,
bis appearance and given security according 20 the sr M
assembly q tie rules of ibis court, ad u preang hy m
factory evidence tat hr BE- uot au nhab itan of Inn
county 30 ordered, mat the said dsf ndsnt do sprc,
here on me GUt dry OF the ncvt January term, ar
answer the BIZ o. he pianuGy aud that cow n fLf
ORDER &c forthwith Inserted in some ncv,spane, r,
10 the city q Richmond or mouths s,cres.ivsly
posted a. the front door Of capitol In che said r,
al copy. feste, wa. G. PENDLEToN. e r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

WAsHINGToN.-A correspondent al Wash
ington wries the editor Of ,he Boston Courier
ina, politics re as quiet on the surface as the
calm sea Speculation as to the new cabinet
has so completely exhausted itself, tha, he
who talks upon the SUBJECTS only laughed al"
We have also a corrohoI alton of The rumor al
loded to above, tina, during the discussion Of
MIR Week.-Mrs. resolution, there was an extra-
ordinary run upon the stalioner's departm" mt
of the House, especially after Mr. Vance pro-
posed has amendments. Among The applicants,
il is said, wss a gentleman no less conspicuous
in ,he historv Of e'renchmeul, tina" M Wick
life himself, who ordered goodIy quantity Of
D. per for future purposes. What patriot!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

Edward Livingston has been elected Sena.
lo' OF the United States from the State Of Lou.
fAlana, 10 succeed Mr.. Bouliguy, whose presen'
Term Of service will expire on the Sd day Of
March next. Mr.. l.. had majority of one
vote on the second ballot.
theodore Frelinghuysen has been elected
senstor Of me United States Tor six years from
Ia Sd day Of March uext, TO succeed MIR.
|o'ckerson, whose present term OF service will
hen Expire.
Mahlon DickeAon wa. then chosen Sena-
|"r 10 nil the vacancy occasioned by the resig>
Patton oil DR.. Bateman
Previous to this last choice, il was-defermln-
Ed that MIR. Southland was ineligible, as having
tosi his residence in New Jersey by becoming
('ecrsta7y OF the Navy. This is, we confess,
Sne Of the mos, extraordinary decisions that We
nave ever heard Of. Is man to lose his per-
1na' and political rights by being distinguish
and elevated in the service Of his country?
OsSduse he does honor TO his State, is he 10 be
P'taved by III Na.. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

"Thr attention paid I" educ 'tinn III the y.
State, is the grand secret OF their power aud
the most indissolubl" bond Of iheir Union -
Thcy form thrir own Unn>r>i,Ies aud Com
man schools; we, lor>on h, must needs have ours
sent out, charters and all, Cut and dry from
London, like Buonap1te's pal &C at Long
wood" U C. Advocaie
The editor Of the Canada paper has indeed
discovered The GRAND SECRET OF the power Of
hi, country. 1t may with the greates' truth
be said that the schools and colleges of the
United States are the magazines, where are
Manufactured those weapons which are the
bss defences for our lives and liberties. Mr..
Bruugham's assertion that the sohoolmaster
has now more power in influencing the desti.
nles Of nation than the warrior, receives con-
Irritation every day Spread the lights Of
science and literature--ex, end The blessings Of
eduea'ion to every white mans child in the
land, and or march to greatness is sure and
: Onallvrable!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
vhir y Dollars Rev ard.

4 BOUT the first of December last, . negro man
n named LLOYD, absconded from the farm near
tins place, heretofore in the possession Of Mrs. Eliza
bout % ye,rs Of age and about feet 10 inches high
dark complexion speaks slow, and not likely, had
one or bnh of his feet little frost bitten some years
ago; clothes not recollected
If he is taken in Prince George County, Maryland,
or in tho District Of Columbia, and brought home to
safely secured in Jail that get him again,
will give Twenty Dollars, and if apprrhended out OF
the County and more than thirty miles from home,
will give The above reward Of Thirty Dollars and pay
all reasonable expenses incurred in bringing him home.
RICHARD J. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver on the estate of John F. Bowie, decd.
Piscatsway, Prince Georges Comfy, Jan Ii.
ian l6-3tawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
Thomas King,
MER CHANT TAILOR:

King street, befreen tie Franklin r. ae and city Hotel
VTNAKEs this method of returning his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public in general, for past
avors, and continues to solicit Tie same for the future
lie has just received fresh supply Of FILL GOODS
He will be able to supply all orders in his line of bu
ness at the shortest notice. and o. the most reasona-
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds e.
READY MADE CLOIHING-coats. pantaloons aGs.
vests; cravas stifiners and fashionable COLLARS ruie
and plain shirts; general assortment Of gentlemeni
gloves, socks and stockings He has on hand &C
assortment of fashionable cloths-bue, black, olive
drab and steel mixed do; also cassimeres, blue,
black and fancy colors, and good assortment of sat
nets; handsome assortment of ves,ings; ionet ami
swansdown vehets and Silks also, good assortment
of hang up and hunters cords handsome assortment
of Tartan pIads and blue and brown esmble,s;
sorment of 6annels Of different colors, handsome
assortment Of fashionable bsttom; gilt, plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons. for gentlemens
coats, and fashionable black buttons; good assor-
ment Of caleoes; ladies' mock,sons and children's
gloves. Also general assortment Of
LADIES 4 GEN7LEMENS CLOAKS
Orders will be taken, which viii be made up any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices
will be satisfactory to these whs may favor bin with
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
CONGRESS.

ssting Of Messrs. Tazr we'll Sanford, and Web.
ser, was appointed, to ascertain and report a
mode for declaring who is elected President
aud Vice President Of the United States, aud
10 notify the individuals elected Of such cleo
ton. Al a quarter before une, the Senate pro-
ceeded TO the consideration Of Executive busi-
ness, in which they were occupied till three
O'Clock.
Mr. Eaton, from the Committee on the Dis
trIc, of Columbia, reported bill "to alter the
Bridge and Draw across tho Potomac, from
Washington City to Alexandria" which was
read, and passed to a second reading.
This bill empowers the Corporation Of
Georgetown to form draw in the bridge, IS
feet in length, and not less than IL feet wide,
and a2propria,es 5000 dollars from the public
treasury for that purpose; not to be paid, how
ever, until the Secretary Of War is satisfied that
the works well and properly done. 1, requires
the Bridge Company to keep eight rejecting
lamps lit during The night four at the principal
draw, two a the smaller draw, and one a, each
END OF The bridge; and allows The Company, in
repairing the bridge, to reduce its width TO
'"'@ N1@> wv, WAVING OLA ieet ioi ioo' pas
'engers, TO Sc separated by strong and suffi-
cient railing, sc. SC.
The presenting OF petitions in the HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, occupied Mt arly an hour.
One or Two bills were then reported from
various Committees; one Of which was
Bill tor the relief Of the heirs Of Robert Futon
The House then resumed, 10 Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, the Bill for
the preservation and repair Of the Cumberland
Road. when Mr.. A Stevenson (the Speaker
spoke at some length against the cons irutional
power OF Congress 10 erCct toll gates, or assume
any jurisdiction over tie road Mr.. Mercer
:hen obtained the f1nor in reply, bn, as i, was
near the usual nonr If adjournment, and Mr.
Mercer was in W. ak state from indispositon,
the bill was passed over. The Committee
then, on motion Of Mr.. Sprague, ,ook up the
Bill TO r. peal ,hr duri"s on tonnage, which was
also read and passed over. The Committee
then took up tire Bill 10 auhorze tnr pur-
chase and distribution Of 500 copies Of Gov
don's Digest OF the Laws. There was an
anne ndment made, on motion Of Mr.. Marvin,
on this Bill, givl' < copy 10 each incorporated
| college in the Union The Committee tn Il
| rose and reported progress on TIE cumberland
Road bill The Bill 10 repeal the duties or
tonnage was postponed i'll tomorrow. The
| House adjourned btfore the question was taken
on a motion made to amend the Bl relative %
| the purchase and distribution of Gordon's d..
| gest, which motion was to reduce, the numbrr
| from 500 TO $50, and 10 prevent their dis'ribu>
ton among the members OF the two Houses Ct
Congress.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
.p,,,t,, Tell us what hath Glanced to-day,

That Cesar looks so sad
c,., Wby there Wa, crown offered to HIM; ana
being offered him, he put it 10y with the oseS Oh "''
h,nd thus; and then the people FELL a shou'"S'
Br,.tus Did any thing more hapPen'
Rr.,r, Did Cicero say any thing
Casea Az, he spoke Greek.
B,u,.,. 10 what effect'
Ca,et Nav an tell you that. III ne'er look !ou
:, ,L scs again: but those that UNDERSTOOD hh'
Wv ~, :, - snn,ber and shook their heads; but tor
m;ns o,yn mar, i, was all Greek 10 me.-JuLIus CESAR
peo,lr b. gin to Look fDrward to, and speak
Of the spectacle To b. presented at the inaugu
ration Of the mex, President, as they do in Eng
hnd in anticipation Of the coronation oil their
Kings. The mos, extensive pr para'ions are
said to he making in Washington;-Dinners,
R,u> Parades, sc. SC. are TO be showed on In
abundance. We hear Of troops coming on
from Baltimore, Philadelpbis, New-York, and
sfy ulsces beside. If the General does not
s,rh;d the movements Of his friends, no Presi>
den, since the organization Of the Government,
has ever come into Office with SO much pomp
As will Andrew Jackson.
u
When Caesar, on the "feasi Of Lnpercai," thrice
,sios,d the "kiuglv crown" aHprd matter Tor
much reiitc ion? Thers was the incense oil
fit rry sud adula,iop Offered up, and the shouts
ipr, Of he mob heard, when the Chieitain pu,
back the peoples proEfred honor. We know
the times are not ripe for such things here-we
TO not believe that men are ripe for Them either;
but Who Can tell the controlling power OF cir
cumstanCes, and what pilot would not shun the
rock OH which he hid seen others split. We
are no, agitators nor rerrnris,s. 1t was all
Greek 20 The simple Romans, when Cicero :alk-
ed Of what was to come aiterwards-so we pray
think the danger is in our own imaginaIi"ns,
rather than in reality; but people never can
be 100 wa,chful, or loo jealous Of their rig IS
aud liberties.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
DIED.,

In Salem, on the 29th January, the honorable and
venerable TIMOTHY PICKERING aged 81 years
most of the incidents of whose even,u life con
nected with the Revolution, independence, m easuIes
and politics Of our beloved country. lie colonel
of of the first patriotic Regiments IN this State; a.
forwards Aid to General Washington, and subse
qu,nty S.cretsry OF state, National S mater sc -
tie was blessed with the ''mers sana in pore sano"
to his last sickness and know not that the power
Of his mind was impair t,ildeath Boston Palladium
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
Susan anA Jaue

the afternoon of New Wears Cav, vessel by This
name was brought into Quanicn Creek and moor
ed-the same evenn.. she aas deserted D, the Cap
tain, who has not been there since three days af"r
a bov on hoard By levi \they" called to some
one on sh IRE VIII an. board .i.h y states that
when he shipped in the vessel there only black
man board, who stated that there had been free
c0iored in her who had left her and carried III
the Captains chest. ithey went Town to Wades' Bay
and took IN load Of wood for free coored man by
name Bill Dye On their way up the. met the Cap.
tain who told Aihey tina, he named Noble Mar
cum md tina, halt of the vessel belonged to him. In
WsshipgGn she deserted by the negro who stated
that he nj, nt 10 go board the Pleasant of Alex
an,iria. The negro called phil.
Iarcum was in the Three Sisters when he met the
Susan y Jane Phil left the boat on Sunday morning;
Athry says he him the Tuesday alter in Alexan.
dria
iIarcum told him alst, that Captain Owens Of We
comicO III Norhumbg RAND, Va owned one half the
Vessel. ,fer returning with and landing Bill Dye at
AIDES Bay, for whom they had carried the wood 10
Washington, they up 10 Quantico the Captain
told hthe, that he was gong on shore 10 Kill some
duck She left the vessel taking o"ly his gun, and
pu, III, papers OF the vessel in MS pocket He fast
ened the canoe in which he landed t. fence rXtend
ing IN the water, far from the vessel and has not
bt en- in, hear of here "On her stern is painted
''Susan x Jane Of YeocomcG." A,hey is now in Dunn
fries and the ves>, in the of Sh master.--
She schooner of ABOUT twenty five ton. bur hrn
On hoard there few articles Of provisions, &c.
The owners are requested 30 come forward, pro-
ducc her papers, paN char 3 and take her awa!i
thcrwse she VIII he disposed o! the Ia" directs.
JAMES e THORNTON, Surveyor
jan 81 If Of the Port OF Dumfries.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
7The Alcxanaria MuseuwA,

C1ONTAINING a numerous and highly interesting
u collection of the works of Nature and Art open.
as usual for the reception Of visitors, The following
terms, viz-For family subscription ticket, t,oo DOL
lars per annum for individual subscription ,ictet
one dollar; and for single visit f,centy fire censchi
dren f,celre and half CENTS AS this institution now
commands the attic tion and receives the appreciation
of strangers generally, and great portion president
citizens having never visited it, it is proposed to call
on them and solicit their Subscriptions on the above
conditions. I. MooNifofD, manager.
jan28 OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

Duff Green fills his columns with extracts
.d;,or;aI and communicated articles which
,.,r,d in the National Inleiigencer during
late Presidential contest. The editors OF
ne In,elligencer have never eon'radie'ed 'hei
t,,nsr assertions, nor attempted to deny them.
n0Es sole aim now is 10 get the public print"
"a. and for ,hi, purpose he is endearoring 10
excite odium against the Intelligencer. There
i, such a thing as shooting straws against the
wind
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
'HN Rent

A- The house on Fairfax street, now occupied
17TA by DIR Wedd.ib urn a. ana pothecary shop.
a,ssl Also, The brick ware snse on p in.
AA2.er'. alley, formerIs occupied by snowdeu &
Thorn on, ~ printing Office Possession can he had
imme lstely Apply to
j,r2l-2 w6t SAM. H JhNNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
a Card.

WILLLfMS DANIEL, attorney at LdU;
WILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w holden for the counties OF Louion, Prince VII.
lam Fauouier and Fairfax, and the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Fredericksburg district. His office
at the corner Of Washington and Fayetesrees, Fair.
fax Courthouse, Virginia dec 1-d2weoow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

A Washington Correspondent. Of inc y o.
Gazette says, tina, the President elect is arrans>
80 hi, Cabinet, and tina, Mr. Tazeweii Is TO
:. H. Secretary Of State, Mr.: M'Lean ('he Post
Master GeneraD Secretary of the Treasury
.d Mr.. Baldwin, OF Piltsburg, Post Master
General
This is, a, least, we presume, but specula'
lion The writer, we are inclined to think,
However, is pretty nearly correct. Col. John
sor !, is thought, will fill the War Depart
meDf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
To Rent,

s Tia, three sto,, h,ick house al the
81! south eat corner of Wolfe and Plt.sueets,
as: part of which is finished in first rate. STYLE,
sssSs. the r, mainGer will be completed TO s'i the
taste OF Az, rsp ctaDe tenant who may it. and
the terms mad to suit the times II is located in
very spectacle anh healthy part of the town. cen,i
gnous excellent water, and has attached il spa
cious room suitable for Office study likewise one
of tn, most profitable vegetable gardens in the Dis.
ric of the same extent 1t has produced me annual
ly between two and three hundred dollars Persons
wishing to rent the property will please to call and
examine it. and mention the manner in which they
wish to have the house finished
ian g. 2aw4w JAS, CADEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
TO Rent,

,s,-e Thai reat two story Biick House,
.srsf. with three story back building, situated on
is the lower end Of Prince street, next door to
III the Of Union street, adapted to almost
any kind Of business. 10 good tenant the rent will
be moderate and possession given in few days.
ian 26-eotf ARTHUR T. URIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

Much speculation is aiiOat with regard 10 Inc
.,r., sessions Of the Senate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
NORTH, mber\"MA Acaa NY .

THE REV lhtNAS e. ! ibRNiON
60 well known to the public rs able and expert
- enced cache r. vii continue to p' sdc over tins
institution the IN urug V ar. nc viii he again assist
ed by VIZ. JossrH y. DAyI, you'g gentleman vt ir
reproachabc character, and who has already evInced
satisfactory evidence Of high qualifications as "a teach
The AGA Iemy is situated 'wo miles below Nnrihum-
berland Court houss, in q n, @hhortood pro'erh'ai)
healthy. COLONEL y ILLIAM JE1T, the pr sent slew
ard WI confirm mana ia, IioardIng department
In this Institution laugh tie ! attn, Geek, and
"ehrcW languages, and TRANSLATE a. The tren'h TN
u,ge--tog, th,r with other pr, rtqu sizes tor cole
late course
about on" hundred aud fit, volume, OF Books. of
stor, and science. have been CAREFUL, selected as
h. CONNIE nj Of Library
Na,h, matcal instrument, Globes and Maps, both
ncirnt and modern, also provided for the use OF
lie Students.
TERMS:
For Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, and English Gram
mar $50
rhesr, with telegraph, X the use of the Globes
and Mapping, Is
in all other cases, tannuai!,,) ~
For Board (annua, exclusive OF bedding and
Candles, oO
~ The session will commence on the first day ct
February, ard end abou, the FRS ut December, with
out Summer vacation Parents and 6uardlans
wi recrl.cci, that they liable Tor the tuition tees
and board Of their sons aud wards from the time Of
entrance till the end of the session, 10 be paid quar-
terly in advance.
SAMUEL. B1. iCKWELL.
President Of the Board Of Trustees
December |, 1873
We, the uud, rsgned, have this ola, attended an ex-
animation of the students of NoRTHUaBE.LASD AGA
DENY and in the opinion, that the hgh. gra-
,ifyng in which the several classes (comprs-
ng the dead languages, English Grammar, Gcogra.
ply and Mathematics, acqut ed themselves, is indca
i've both Of the application any proficiency OF the Stu
dents and Of the fidelity, ability, and judicous mode
of instruction pursued by the Teacher.
JOHN ID. LELAND,
]. NJ. SMITH,
WM B. HUDNALL,
WIN HARDING, Jr.
Nop. II. 1923. SAM'L BLACKWELL.
jan 20 dtlstM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
Trustees rale.

Dy virtue Of deed of trust from Moore Hof to me.
leT6ear'ng date the sth day Of October, 1927. and
duly recorded IN the Clerks Office Of the CIunty
Court Of Prince William shall an the fret Atnday
in E5-uary nsrt being court day, before tie front
door of the Court House Of the said county
sale, by public auction, for resdy money, a
49, TRACT OF LAND,
y4as conveyed 10 me by said deed, lying on the
sfsS north side of the waters Of Broad Kui, con.
+k3As.a tanning two hundred acres, more or less
A. shall sell said land merely as trustee under said
deed, Isha convey othe purchaser such title only ss
is thcrcb, vested in me.
dc Is JAMES G. Bryce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
.AwCTYcES

BY GEORIE WHITE.
nm Wednesday evening next, the 9Th inst. 4 half
- past sx O'Clock, at the Auction store conner Of
King and st. Asaph Streets, will be sold small col.
lection of
Ne,o and Secondhand Books.
Among them will be found several choice standard
works Also, about IS volumes Of Voltaire's works
in French, together with variety Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting of cloths, cassinets, hannels. bedckipg,
domestics, vestngs, &c. &c.
At private sale.
few ten plate stoves and one door Franklin
which TO close sales will be sold very low
I elegant mantle glass, pier do
China in sets, mattresses
Stick back and stump chairs
Rush and cane bottom do. handsome assortmeat
Loaf sugar at sugar house prices, sc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

Delaware & s Carolina Consolidated Lott ry,
will he drawn at Wilmington del on Saturday 7th
Februsrv 4s numbers, drawn ballots. Highest
Prize $4,000 Tickets a; halves ,, quarters l.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit If the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
18th Class will be drawn at Richmond on Wednes-
da, 18th February, Highest prize $50 600 Tickets
$50, halves TO- quarters s. eishths 5O--For sale at
r. GCRSE'S
Lottery and Ezehange office, Kings alexandria.
feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04
Cotton Yarn.

lust received from the Occoguan Factory an assor,
% m, Mt of COTTON YARN, Of excellent quality .for
sale by 3, M q y. II. JdNHEl:
LIST mo % Iawu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

Public sale,
IN the llh day Of February nsrf, "a, mid day. Will
" be sold for cash, on the premises. that certsin
Lot Of Gruurd on Prince stree soath
III. side, between Union and Watersheds, ex.
80 tending Prime e.treet ~ epty feet, ard nm
~ mng sou,herly parallel to UnIOn-strett fCt "
fonr feet, thereby; which is erected brick te
nement occupied b, MIR. Ma, s>a segar Manufacf ry.
The sale is to be made under the authority of deed
Of trust the subscriber, recorded in the Land lie.
cords Of Alexandria County Lbcr q, No. 2, TO- 456,
for the purposes therein mentioned.
jan 23-5tawts COLIN AUL1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-04

Cen Jackson is daily expected in Washing