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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
NHssS. GEORGE

RESPECTFULLY informs the public, tina
= u her school will be opened On Monday
next. in the house occupied at present by ths
family of The late Mr.. Talbot, three doors above
the Union Hotel.
Terms, per session of ten months, Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Cobourns' Arithmetic. md
The first principles Of English Grammar, $24-
all the branches thar constitute an Eng lsh Ed
ucation. S3O-Fuei, 81.
The following from John Taylor, Esq Of Car
oline, TO Mrs. George. while superint ending the
Female Academy al Port Royal will no doubt.
satisfy the public oil her uual6 ations:
" HaeieWooa, July %, 1918.
+" MADAM,-If 10 withhold applause when il
is due, Is as strong an evidence of uiggardy
mind, as TO withhold the payment OF apecuni4-
ny debt, aud sometimes as injurious TO the cred
itor, my casual presence at the Customary exer-
cIses ofyour school yesterday, imposes on me
the duty, mol less agreeable that Just, Of expires
sing the satisfaction arising from he unco nmOn
proficiency of your amiable pupils, IN the Fee
male Academy lately established at P0u Roy
al
Their exact distinction between the several
parts Of speeeh--iheir knowledge of the gram
mat ical relation between The words composing
a senence-iheir readiness III adyerliDg 10 tho
rules by which their connection, according 10
tine diom oi our language, are explained--the
aud nnency with which they fead-iheir
nice adaptation of cadence 10 the melody oil the
female voice. aud their progress in geographical
requirements. all calculated TO enable young
ladies' 10 appear with advantage in polite com.
uany, are evidences d( the propriety oil the
system you have adopted, and of lis sktul
practical application.
" The ciTcums,anCe that these evidences are
not the result Of aprerious prepdrdti0H, but an
nc cdenial disclosure of permanent improve.
ment, exhibits to my mind this infant Academy,
as a test Of he intellectual state of II he period in
which we live s.; and, should the establishment
fail TO pros per, ia ST uaiion so agreeable, and
under an auspce SO promising, II will be atirl-
butable 10 a want Of taste for the accomplish
uents hich swreien lie. and for the still more
essential atrainnenls by whcn human happI-
ness is greatly promoted. Tuat an ausuTy
baleiu may mol he towering over this spot Of
our country is the ardent hope Of, Madam, your
most respectful servant,
JOHN TAYLOR"
Sent ID ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
Sept. 81
SOMETNlEG NEW =!
lust received large supply If RE A.
% DY MADE CLOTHING.

made IN superior style, and OF the latest fasl
IONS which, with our former extensive sioct'
will enable US 10 suit all who may favor ns~ih
call with every article IN the dress line, at
prices snusualy low, By our late arrivals
we have received some soperGne blue and black
dress Goats, some soper6re Frock Goats, Of
Nil the fancy shades splendid assortment Of
Moeskin, Velvet, Silk, Cashmere and Vaien-
cia. Vests, PsntalooDs of every shade and des.
crpiion. fancy Cravats. Patent Navarino and
Lea her Neck Stocks, various kinds Of Patent
and Plain Suspenders, Gloves, silk, Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery Shirts, Linen and Cotton.
Plain and Rufflcd Drawers of Flannel and Cot.
ton Plain and Knit. aud ia fact every article
usually found III Clothing Establishment.
Collars and Cloth Innings. Ladies' Cloaks OF
Silk, (mads 10 the French stye) also OF Tartan
Plaid and Scotch Camblets. Circassians ami
Bomba ines. Bang Up Goats and Big Goats of
every size and fashion, lot Of Drs Goods.
Bale Cotton, &c. Please call at Walker &
Cos EMfoKiuM Or Z Aon.oNS'
Opposite the Virginian Office:
c.ni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

VINE Annual meeting oi the temperance
- Society Of Lynchburg, will be held a. thu
I'd Bapts, Church, on Thursday the 24h inst
at 3 o'clock, =. NJ. All the friends Of Temper
ance and the citizens generally, are resp, CT
fully invited IN attend Notice will be given by
the ringing offhe town bell
BY oider of the Board of Managers,
ID. SAUNDERS, Secy.
Sept. 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
TAN NaRD EOW sAA.E

n VERY handsome little farm upon Gill's
IA Creek, near Taylors Store. in Franklin
county, the land lies remaIkabl, well, the i'm
proyen,enIs good. and all new-has on il an
excellent Tan Yard, with paien, bark mill at>
tache1 10 the same. The Tan House, n frame
sixty Zee, long, with never failing water, aud IL
coming but n short distance IL pipes and no
chance ofovetiiowing by high waler--n is II
desirable situation Tor any person who wishes
10 carry on The Tanning business, there being
no other Ian Yard within light or ten miles
east OF south, and none within eighteen Oh
twenty north OF west, aud n snliicensy Of bark
can always be procured near the place, The
tract Of land contains about 90 acres. oil which
there is nbou, 10 clrnted, and lies in wealthy
and respectable neghborhood, Any person
disposed 10 purchase The above mentioned pro-
perry, can have possession by the 10Th oil No
vrmber neat. twill sell n great bargain IN
the above properly. For the term, and further
particulars, apply 10 the subscriber, living GA
tho premises. PETER MOORE.
Sept. ~ Bw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
CLAYaS SpN,as GET.

1liiiE Subscriber has just received Gom
- kichmond,a supply of Henry Clays
Speech, delivered nj tine Public Dinner. a, Fow
lers Garden, near Lexington Kentucky, nc.
companied with introductory remarks. by
Citizen of Virginia. They are beautifully
printed on fine paper, and very handsomely
done up. M. Clay went the whole hog. In
mvo'i,e expression IN virginia. IN his Speech,
especially with his insinua'ions against Gen.
Jackson n0d lis party Blu the Ciizen of Va
not only went the whole hog round IN his IN
troductory Remarks Ia favor OF his hyorie.
Henry Clay, but goes the whole hog aud nj
least the tail OF another hog against the Jack
son party The Work cannot help pleasing
the Adams people nj least. ! hope shall meet
with u rapid sale. as The price To those tina,
fancy the Work really cheap.
ADRIAN H. NORTH.
Sept % II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
Sept %
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

,a''S'1f' especially .s'."d!l h '""t" "s the
the Washington HoteL-tIe makes grateful
tender OF his thanks to the public for the libe.
raj patronage he has received, aud pledges
himself 10 use his best exertions to give sailS-
faction 10 all those who may favour him with
call at the Washington. HIS Table shall al
ways be furnished with the best the markets
will admit, aud hi, bar with the choicest IL
quors.-He has attentive and experienced Ost'
ers, and his stable inferior TO none, with IA
good Iot for droyers, aud moderate charges, as
f,,llnWs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
500 REWARD.

nUNAWAY from the Subscriber near Bent
M, Creek, Buckingham county, on Saturday
last, muaio man, of dark brown complex
ion, from exposure In running The river has a
head of fine. bushy hair, about 25 yrars old, s
feet inches high thin visage. very likely, one
Of his upper fore teeth little longer than the
others. aad the corner Of one OF his upper fore
teeth broke OIL. very smart, goes by the name Of
MOSES FACE, and might be taken
for free negro, aud may have procured free
papers. aud may be making his way to free
State. In. above reward will BIZ given 10 any
one who will sppreheud said negro and deliver
him To me, or secure him in m, jail so that
&c, him again The Jail OF Richmond or Lynch-
burg would be preferred. WIN. A. PAYNE.
Sept 81 DIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this lite. on Sunday eight
18th ms MIR, ALLEN TALBOT, OF this place.
in the 37th year oil his age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

ESCAPE FROM P1RacY. We learn from the
Wilm ng ION, n. e. Gazette, Of the 10th inst.
that The schooner Superior, Parker, l6 days
from Point Petre, via Bassatrre, Guadalupe,
lef:, at the latter port, the schooner Chance, Of
Neubrru, y. {. Capt. Rodney French. Cap.
F. pu, in on The 2!sI January, under The follow
ing circumstauces:-Th Chance left ST. Pierre
Martirique, on the 9Th, bound ioi salt Key.
The evening Of her departure she was boarded
by small schooner hailing from Bermuda
from which she took on bard tnIee passen-
g"rs for sah Key. Capt. rs suspicious were
on awakened, with regard To The character OF
his passenger, by their inquiries made among
the crew, as TO his outward cargo, aud how
much money WAS on board He also observed
that each Of them carried pocket handker-
RI isFf In eafhe 81 ks Alta he fortunately dis
covered that these handkerchiefs covered pis-
tolls. He made some excuse to go on deck,
and immediately called the crew aft, and guard
ed ,he companion way; after which he for
warned the passenger against coming on
de. k, a, The p ri of their lives. One Of them,
however, forced himself on deck, when Capt
F. gave him blow on The he adj with the pump
break, Of which he died in few hours. The
rest remained below, the companion was Sc
cured, and the vessel being TO Ieeward oi
Guadalupe. commenced beating up for Basse-
terre. On her arrival off The roads,ead, Oh the
nieot o! the 2lsl, Capt. +. communicated his
situation 20 the authorities on shore, " no i'm
r,pdlatrly sen, off assistance and worked the
vessel in. rhe passengers were committt d Tor
trial, and Capt. F. and his vessel were detaiD-
I'd 10 give evidence, when the Superior left.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

FrRE.-Brtween four aud FIVE O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, as the Northwestern blast was
blowing mos, severely, an alarm Of IRE was
heard in our streets. Our Citizens always will
ling to lend hand TO su-cour distress, ,uraed
out with the hose and emgircs, and found the
FIRE to 80 u, the Marine Barracks neor the Ma
w Yard. But such was the cold, that all thei r
ef"r,s were vain to procure water, he hose
freezing instantaneously, and the engines being
entirely disabled by ice, which formed as fast
as water was poured into them. The Officers
Quar,ers weIe entirely consumed, and much OF
the South wing OF The Barracks. The FIRE is
said 20 have been caused by burning a chimney
yesterday morning, by which piece of rim-
Der let into il was ignittd. Maj Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
Notice is hereby Given,

VJVHAT an application will b. made BY snd on behalf
/ of the Middle Turnpike Company, to the County
Court of Fairfax on "Wednesday, the third Cay Of the
term of that Court to be holden in The month Of March
next, to appoint FIVE feeboders qualified sccording
to law to asssss the damages TO certain tract Of land
living in the County OF Fairfax formerly belonging to
John wrenn, deceas u, and in which Nelson Wrenn,
Evelina Wrenn. Jane Wrehn, Julia wrenn, Charles
Wrenn, and Hayrieu wrenn and Hugh q. Wrenh her
husband have an interest children and heirs Of the
said John Wrenn- the two last named parties not
siding within the Commonwealth IT Virginia, and the
other named parties being infants under the age Of
twentyone years, and guardian OF said infants be-
ing found within the said County Of Fairfax Ands
so, to the damages to certain tract OF land ~
ing in said county, to which Georgiana Saeum is en-.
titled who is also an infant under II years OF age anil
no guardian for her being found in said county
And also to assess the damages to certain piece or
parcel of land lying in said county, TO which Catharne
;s ent;tle-tbe said Cathaine not residing with
in the said count, having any known agent or guar:
d;.n within the same, feb l7-lA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
JONATHAN.

tue last Telegraph contains the reply Of Mr..
,'o'ke" to MIR. Lea. Mr.. Crockett thus con-
'Uues father a"lenglhy" letter:
MAJ on, you call upon me 30 DENY your state
n." 49, ana aIlesv your readiness and ability TO
soD,' mem dSuy each and every allegation
,1,',"S ea IN your hrs, and last cation, cal
soD". u IN The slightest degree to impugn my
Of 10 e1eulpaIe yourself from the charge
l,,T ns wah'only assaulted me. You knew
hpns, vas hui common farmer, with bu, an
lrnO ". eoueauOn, and doubtless supposed ,hs,
,o1 ",; ,amely submit to any indigni,y which
"'sh' eHsr. You supposed that you could
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-We learn from the price
Current Of this Gay, that the Flour Make,
CONTINUE, inactive, and tina, further redsc-
ton OF l2i cents per barrel has taken place.
200 barrels Of Prtersburgh have been sold at
IS cash, and small parcel of Troy at S8 s7a
and 90 barrels Of Howard street at 88 so. A
sale Of RYE Flour was made at 81. A lot OF
1000 bushels Of good Virginia Whea, has been
sold at about 81 IS; the same quantity OF Long
Island old white Corn at 62a cents.
" T. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

array against me sufficient weight Of law and
Of talent, TO crush me with single effort. But
Sir, in each conclusion you are mistaken.
will resent your insults, nor will a magnani.
nous community ever permit an individual
who is compelled TO ,tshd alone, 10 BE- con-
demned without trial, or to suffer without
crime / call upon you, Sir, for your rEsrIMo-
NJ, and IN return, pledge myself to dlsprove
by gentlemen OF the highest respectabili,y, each
and every charge which you may attempt 10 es-
tablish injurious to my character.
When my former remarks were made, knew
not tina, they were applicable to yeu. You
have, however, given them apple a,ion. and
retract no sentiment advanced until you do me
justice. But if, as you intimate, they inspire
you with ''persopal feeling" and require '.pri-
uate saiisfaction," you know where TO find me.
DAVID CROCKETT,
Of West Tennessee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

A SINGULAR FAcr.-A young man in this
town, who was severely wounded by the burs',
ing OF gun in October last, has SO far rrcoS'
e,rd as TO be able to'walk about the ROOM
The eifec, Of the shock brought on paralyuc
affrc ion which has Distracted his articulation,
insomuch that his wants have been eommuni-
Gated altogether by signs. Within a few days
his articulation measarably returned, bu' II is
still quite indstinci. He has retained his Tea-
son from he time Of the accident; but he has
lost the knowledge Of reading; and cannot put
a small number of letters together TO form any
word. While in health he was a tolerabiy good
reader, and the query seems 10 be, what tacul'
~ he has ios', or rather, what part Of the sys
TEN is affected, that has deprived him Of that
knowledge? Lynn Mirrer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

WaIam Street Theatre, was, last night, for the
Ben Fl, Of the Widow Deaves, crowded to o.
veraowing. II is computed that no fewer than
thousand people were Obliged &c come away,
and some, we know, who paid for seats IN the
boxes were glad to obtain seals IN he gallery,
The receipts are said TO exceed 800 dollars =
Such was the rush at he ticker door of the
ri, that il was lifted off the hooks and carried
away, SO hat considerable number passed In
to the pi, without having delivered their ticks
cts. Phiiad Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
Sp,eMhiA Furniture.


CHARLES KOONES,
Cabi, Ell nnd So," Mak.r, King, nerf door
to The cor er Of .al/red-streef,
WAS ON hand aud constantly manufacturers gene
& raj assortment ut ,,,,,,1rpr
EsSHTTN.5BLE CaBINET FURNITURE.
which for elegance and dra oIhty, dehes comPeo'io"'
His stock, generally. consists OF
Gr.cian and plain sofa and lounges
u,bo.,ny and other tlrawiBg-ro chairs
Grecian, wing ed and single "arIrobes
C,.hic and various other ,idcbnards
p;er,ables with marble and mahogany tops
pillar and block dining, card and break'ast 'ap'es
Ditto claw do do 90 W
Plsin do 90 10
Centric or loo
LADIES' sing tables with mirrors
D,tto work stsnCs and music stools
Oitto and eentiemen's cabinets, secretaries & doom
French and other bureaus t'"''
w.sh.s,anJs. with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, bird.eye, curl maple comm beds'eads
CRIBS and cradles-wth every other article j" ue
cabinet line
G, Domingo mahogany in log, plank, board and
SSLI.. do fLr hand railing lveneei
seeking bottoms, cords, copal rsrnish. &C.
Th. oh0ve articles will be disposed OF on the mos
a.nnshIe terms for ca n, or to punctua' persons:
ver, liberal patronage from Washington ihauce'
90 s.y ,hatI will send furniture to any purchaser
~ Tho, civ. free of all charge.
TURNING & CARVING
handsomely executed. jaw JIM NV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
NR. SxowpEx:

sS. SNowDEx:
Friend SQoeeho deserves much credit for
f'rens out, and exposing abuses of al kinds;
W. one thing has escaped his at,enuon, or we
should have had word or two from him on
NE 'Solret-l aliude to the practice OF persons
running tna fire without their buckets-now
"r nv part, think that buckets filled with
"0pPed straw and grain--provid. d il is no.
H"'-o MS preferable 20 no hut krrs at all.
lave ior sometime remarked, tina, whepever
'as'e Is an alarm Of Ere, tia, nc, more than
'a' "'r'h who have buckets, will take them
''n 'nrm-'he rest so hon sheer curiosity,
PaeeSosthY ~ doubt-anG no, with view
"'''''' their fellow beings, who are in dis,
"-p'rAeSere Squeebo, and yuur conscience
VI" reward you for the good you Go.
JONATHAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
Smiths Bellows
Thirty DoNars Reward

4 BOUT the first Of December last, negro man
n named LLOYD, absconled from the farm near
tins place, heretofore in the possession OF Mrs Eliza
beth Ann Bowie, now upder my charge. lloyd is a.
bout 20 years Of age, and about fee 10 inches high
dark mplexon,, speaks slow, and not likely, had
uae or both of his feet little frost bitten years
ago; clothes not recolected
II he is taken in Prince George County, Maryland,
OF in tho District of Columbia, and brought home to
me- or safely secured in Jail that get him again.
will give Twenty Dollars; and if apprehended out OF
the County and than thirty miles from: home,
viii give the above reward of Thirty Dollars and pay
all reasonable expenses incurred in bringing him home
RICHARD l. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver on the estate of John r. Bowie, dec d,
Piscatsway, Prince Georges County, Jan Is.
Jan l6--StawE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

4 Washington correspondent Of the United
States Gazette says-That General Jackson
,hOpd have been so long in the city, without
ealing oa the Pre- >ident, has justly caused much
v,,r;>,. hal thai sMro,;ss No. L-~--. -
|ucira,rdby arumnur which Is now circulated,
,hl his point has been considered OF so much
impo ance as to toll for cauc us OF ,hr friends
Of the Gem raj, in which the proprie'y and i'm
propristy Of Nuch step, was The sObJ"rf OF 500
Iemn discu>snu II is very well undrrs; God as
the rs ahli,hrd iQur,te OF this city, that she
Ptesiden, dies no, call on any one, until he has
received visit. know not ON what ground
il could BE- oontendgd that this etiquette should
j. waived in the case # Gen. jackson, and it
hs has suffered himself TO be SO far wrought
spon as 10 determine not 10 visit the Presiden,
the only inference which the Leopie can draw
from the circumstance, is that The General, by
bis own personal course, has resolved 10 show
bis appreciation Of the disrespect with which
bis parry have uniformly ,rsa'rd The President.
10 not pre.end to say that he General has yet
exposed himself to this impu,s,ion. Rumour
l. toe hes, authority for the alledged refusal TO
visit the ". siden,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
For Rent.

s-. wish 10 rent for The present year,
IEtsh the tobacco factory on Washing ton.street,
Ass near the sugar house. lately occupied by Jo-
Aasa nathan G.. May. The house is well eaIcuIat.
ed for mechanic Of any kind. also wish 10 nj tho
Ice.iiouse in HaIlcweil's yard, and large smoke
House on Prince street, lately ocrupicd by Luther
Chamberlain. Possession will be given Immediately.
ian 81 ELIZA 7. HOOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

Recent adyices from ST. Barls, state ,ha, a
slave brig under D"Ich Colors had been cap-
turrd by British big Of War. Her slaves
were landed al G"adatoupe. Sine pu, into 81.
Barts on the % h # January, where she was
left on the LIST infant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

The Mlltdseville (Gen) Statesman Of the
7th inst. has tins paragraph
Iadisns.-fhe hostile movements among the
Pa~nees, Pick and other neighbouring Tribes,
are becoming sill mnre ominous aud lhreaten-
ing. We fear hat hlood will be split.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
SCUM House..

Owing to the comforts which have hitherto been
~ experienced to result from the SOUP establishment,
and to the continued incemency of the weather, it
has been though. advisable to its operations
for the benefit OF the poor, whose necessities at this
time call loudly for the charities of the public Soup
will be given this day from ID till o'clock 4il
donstions, either in vegetables, meat, wood meal or
bread, will be thankfully acknowledgement short, any
thing calculated to alleviate the dstresses Of the in.
digent will be received at the Soup House, whence
it will be dispensed to the best advantage.
feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

The following person, " e app1,hlra Com.
missioners FOR holding elections in The d,fferen,
Wards on Tuesday he Sd day Of Mar uex,,
for members TO serve IN the Common Council
for the ensuing Twelve months:-
Samuel Lindsay, A. RboJss,r
alexander Mckenzie, y; =, w.n 'or inc
Thomas Vowel1
s Guy A na% A. the old Council Chamber for
Bernard Bryan "ru
James Douglas, for ,be ILL W. ."erh
Henry Danger6eld, 'u sro'
George s. Hoagh' ~. Mrs Nil, Mills corner of Prince
William Fowle, ward
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
Auctions
/ rustee's Sales

o.
I'M Monday next the Cd of March. =, IN ,,.,,.L 4
A. at the dwelling house of jonathan May. on
Dry Goods, Ready-mode ClofAine. nn1
vGri0uS other articles:
consisting in part Of Spanish and half Spanish se,,r
leaf and manufactured tobacco snuff and the artiele.
Of furniture used in manufaetory Of see.rs, viz
benches, Ssoves and pipes, Tc Also, cart, draw.
horses. mich COWS. hefer, and plantation uten.
sils in variety Sale to be continued from day to day
till all are disposed Of
And on Tuesday III. Sd Of March, at & O'Clock; p.
n. will be sold the substantial FIRE proof
S-pwA Dwelling housc in which said Nav
HsTE resides fronting % feet with buildings run.
SsSs; ming 81 fee, deep. The lot extends 90 feet
Essjss more and turns wes,wardy presenting front
Of 20 feet on the alley west of said Mays tobacco fac.
tory:
Also. lot on Unionstreet, 81 feet front, no: far
distant from the dwelling house.
The sale is made under authority Of deed Of trust
from said May. duly executed for purposes therein
expressed Orginsl deeds for lots will be shown and
titles explained, at the sale. Terms CASH.
GEORGE JOHNSON, .seiins Trustee.
feb 90 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

he editor Of the National Gaze; ,e has CO.
hmn OF advice 10 the President elect, which we
nope will be read with all due diligence, taking
care all the time 20 rememaer what very good
friend ii conn from.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

". are al length rnablcd 10 announce win
,,,,, deal Of confidence, the next Cabinet
II viii be as foil Vs.
MARTIN Van buren,, Of New York, Secretary
Of State.
: D. IseH.M, Of Pennsylvania, Secretary Of
Treasury.
IOus BRANCH, Of North Carolina, Secretary Of
Navy.
joHy II. EATON, Of Tennessee, Secretary oil
War.
lOHS VI. BsRSlKv, Of G Orgia, Attorney Gem
sral.
This arraurrmen', particularly as regards
sso gentlemen, is said o ave given great dis.
u,i,hc!ion To tn, J,rk,rn '7ru.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

Levi Line oln md Thoma l.. Winthrop have
been nominated for reelection, as Governor
and Lieutenant Governor Of the Common
wealth Of Mas at huse!is