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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
con- TER, I.AL.

Amount of Flour insp. c,ed in the Town OF A'exan'
dria for the quarter ending 30th September, 1929,
10 oiS barrel. }whe., Flour.
50 b. = Is Rye do
ADJ U''1 ssSSEY, }rn'pse'or'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
COMMENTS AND REMOVALS.

CONTINENTS AND REMOVALS.
", LANES CARSON aud SAMUEL MARX, to be
...ors Of the Port Of Alex andria, vice Jo-
u,ss1ss and WILLIAM LAsPHiER, re-
mo,ed.
re-. were no, for the principle involved in
,.,ovals, We should say nothing in an
,;,r them. OF The new incumbenls we
n,;cb, speak in terms Of respect and eommen-
Inn Indeed, our sentiments OF personal
..m,owards one Of them especially, very
,.oodS. and abiding. They are both worthy CT
as and will, we doubr rot, execute 'h'ir
mt, iG,hiully and impar'ially
Of,he removals, we regret TO say, they are
&. ,.,ordance with the general policy pu' sued
:. us Administration. No charge has been,
IAN be. produced agains, the dismissed Off
49,, They are suspected, we believe, or one Of
-, q, Ieas,,-of differing in opinion with The
r.,,c,-.ha, is, William LANPHlER never
.,..s II, his hat and shouted for Gen JACK
49,, Verify. he has had hiS--puniShmen
r,sr,w Officers OF the Customs were sworn
-, .,,.red upon the duties Of their Office yes
.,ri1y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
SNll!P News
PORT OLE ALEX ANDRIA.

Brig Alexandria, Howes. cleared ut Boston for this
port 10Th ult
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
AJaT.ONs
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Cotton Xarn at Aucti' n.
7HEy AFTERNOON afhaTpas O'Clock.
NTIIt be sold at the Auction Store corner vi Prince
w aud Union s,reet-,
906 Bundles Baltimore Cotton yarn, as
sorted Numbers.
Deal 70 are particularly invited to attend, as every
bundle will positively be sold. w. ID. N.
Oct2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02

Chewing TsbaccO.
~ BOXES Chewing Tobacco, Of Gray & Pankey's
III manufacture plugs to the pound
For sale BY NJ "'-'-H" y" 49,
oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
Notice is hereby Given,

vaNHAT application will be made by and behalf
4 of the Middle Turnpike Company, to the County
Court OF Fairfax Wednesday, the third Gay OF the
term Of tina, Court to be ho.'en in the month of March,
next, to appoint five freehollers. qualified according
to law. to the damages certain tract Of land
lying in the County OF Fairfax, formerly belonging to
John Wrenn, deceas d, and in which Nelson W rem,
Evelins Wrenn. Jane Wrenn, Julia Wrenn, Charles
Wrcnn, and HARRIET Nrcnn and Hugh b. Wrenn her
husband hsvc interest AZ children and heirs of ia,
said John Wrenn-the two last named parties not re
siding within tn Commonwealth Of Nrg nla and H.
other named parties being infants under the age
twenty years, and no guardian of sad infants b.
ing found within the sad County Of Fairfax. Anda
81, to the damages to certain tract OF land y
inc ia said ceunty, t" which &c rgiana Siacum Is
titled who is also infan, under 81 wears Of age
no guardian for her being found in said county,
AID also TO the damages to certain piece
parcel Of land lying SAID county, to which Csthar'n,
Mason is cn,itlethe said Catharne residing with
in the said county or having any known agen, or gus
dian within the same. teb l7im
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
IN COUNCIL, FEBRUARY 2o,b, 1929.

G. omnuui: a,ions from the Mayor and Board
of Health announcing ths two CASES 81 Small
Pox had occurred, ont q, The Poor House and
the other within the Town.: that the latter had
been promptly removed without he Corpora
,ion and that no o,her case existed at this time,
within he Town, were received and read
wherenpop,
Resol,ed, That tour Ph,s icians Be appoints
ed by ballot, one for each ward in The town,
whose Guty il shall be TO visi, every family
within the ward, who not in ,he habit of re-
gularly calling in physician in cases of sick
ness, and inocuate the members oi such fimi-
lies, who stand in need thereof, with Cow Pock
matter, and give them the necessary attention
through the different stages of the disease, aid
when their duties shall have been performed
lha, they repor, to Council the names Of the
persons vaccinated by each-hud for he pur-
pose of carrying into efec, the above rrsoIu-
zion, ,ha, the sum of one hundred aud fifty dol.
lars be appropriated, 10 be equally divided b.
tween the Physicians 10 be appointed.
On bal!o,ing Tor Physicians Ia car, The fore
going resolution into effect, Willia,a Washing
ton, Joan Richards, Thomas Semmes and John
d. Vowel, were elected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21

The preseW age IS remark ole for the effort S
that are m nS in the cause Of education, and
'he eArrilns OF benevolent indi,idu ais 10 mrli-
Ora'e he condition of the unfortunate parr of
mankind. II, blind are almost literally made
70 see, The deaf 10 hear, and the LAM and halt
70 "aIk-eertaIuly the ignoI ant and foolish 10
D. wise. Charitable Institutions, asy.ums for
ne ~nlohtd, AID homes for the in6rm, are Is
ing up In al 2Srts Of The land, -, allug 10 mind
o'fSe beautiful sImilit concerning si,oilar in-
'O'"nons 10 London. The kindly principles
we human heart are more actively eng4 ged
/" this time, than they have been at almos, any
''"er IN he history Of nan. Nor is thi, cru
aye IN ia'or at knowledge, and for the r liev>
"S Of he oppre>st ,,cou6psd To one particular
'OUHry Europe leads the glorious example,
''u ne' ctscendanrs Of the new world are not
~" W following it. The hand Of Pro. idence,
90 evidently guides and directs these COM
!" adabe tH.rts: success seems to attend them
I" almost every instance. VIVA, adds no little
"' moral power they exert, and the good
"'! eh'c', is, that so many are engaged in fur
'"'l's their interests. Iii not left for one, a.
10 Dear the heat aud burden Of the day
angie phl!auihropist does no, stand and call
NP0' DINERS to sustain him, or he sinks; but the
''>S' ''uy oil the people themselves become ac-
=, 'aO0'ers In the good work. each supporting
,1' O'0er, and all contributing their proportion
,"s cause which is SO dear 10 every man Of
'0''ee' principles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21

The senate on Thursday, ageeeahiv TO the
...olu,ion Of ruesdav, proceeded 10 the cleo
,o, of Printer; and, on counting The ballots,
il ,porarrd thai DIFF Green bad received -
,ot.,, and tina, Gals & s~A'on had received
* y,,,s. whrreuprn Daft Green was declared
a.ly elected. Duff this as, that one, at least,
If n, friends Of the Administration voted with
,b, majority We .'r at loss to know the
man % los, 10 fe, ling, and recreant TO princi-
pk.
Afsr The consideration Of a number OF pri>
=, % bills. the Senate, as usual, went into Sc
sget session.
In the HOUSE, the resolution relative TO print
imp the public dacnms nls came up, bu, was
no.,,onrd TO VI .rday nrxt, at the suggestion
Of MI. Hamilton VINO, from the Select Com
u,,,sr on Re,renc nmenr, presented repor, on
the subject Of puNhr printing. The accounts
Of Gales & Saxon, md the prices Tor work re-
,psc,nely charged by them, and by DaH Green
printer to The Senate. The whole subject viii
the come before the House Mr.. Wright
concluded his speech-Ihroushou,,i il is said a
biting piece Of sareasm-upon MI. Smy'h S
proposed amendment TO the Constitution, and
vas replied to by the latter genlleman Tn
Cumberland Road Bill was pass d, ny vote oil
lO3 TO 70; and thus ends THIS Snhi"al OF ."~~-
lion ard OF long ,alks. Thu appropriation hills
we're then, on motion of Mr. Med FIJI taken
up Mr. Wilde, Of Georgia, proposed on item
appropriating GU 6,, To Ministers to France
aud Mexico, tsking il fp- granted Ia 'hrp pre-
sent Ministers would be recalled; but The House
very promptly refused 10 agree win The ho-
norable gentleman. Some discussioa look place
on the appropriations 10 the Military Acade,
ny, aud 10 the Army. Mr.. Sergean, moved
an additional appropriation 10 the Mint a,
Philadelphia. s'a'ing its insecurity, SC. which
was agreed 10. During the discussion several
questions we're taken, which Invariably result
cd in "there appears to be no 4uorum;" and
ths House actuaily adjourned, because there
were not enough members present TO at upon
the business before them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
NHrEsx. AN:DII-As
,~n.y MORNING., FEBRUARY q, 1929

80. received many inquiries relative
. ,ss w.,Hrsoros SOCIETY, but can answer
20 y" g, only as to s,a,e, tina, there i, to be no
'",~ .,,,ion. as usual, on the Soeie'y's anni'
pO0"' W. ardeu,ly trust that the good old
80. custom which has prevailed ever
'''' III. orsaniza lion Of the Society, and
s'' ,, every way creditable to as
1 ~ =, to our ,own-will no, be suffered to 80
'"n The day itself viii never cease to DC
W. bored as long as regard OF virtue ex-
.n. ~. nor should public commence
or,ba, virtue which shone so c"nspi'a>
n, Father Of bis Country, be omitted by
~ having the honor OF his name.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21

DREArrL ACCIDENT We haze to record
he occurrence at dreadful accident which
happrnyd Yesterday IN he line "I the Ba'u-
more aui ONO Rail Road. he coroner Lam
h,rt ihon,a,, Esq was called to the tenth see.
ion OF the lad, Tor III purpose OF holding an
inuues, DER the bodies OF PatiIck Haoke I,
Ed~ ard MEG cary, Thomas Haghes,and Dam
~ Rasou, | uai,cs f Ireland and iabourers
IN ha, SC ion of he road. 1t appears that
hest uuio.tuus,e men were a, work under a
bank OF ea,th, when il suddenly fell in, and
crushed EN- 20 death. The body oil the first
named was d eadially mansIrd, and It is bc!ie.-
ed Ia, not d bone VAS LEFT unbroken; the scull
Of me second was fra, tured; the third VAS SUI
tocared by he earth; and the neck and both
thigh, Of he fourth were broken. The verdict
of The jury was IN confoI nifty with these facts.
Two Other labnuers were AT work al the same
spot, one of whom had both legs broken, and
the other escaped wit" Sigh, injury
Bali. fin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21

s,,dr, DIS Of our poor have already pa'taken
= ,,d hen thankful fcI the nutritious food,
.,;.h i, provided for them al the Soup House
n. charity OF he corporation has been Jua'>
.ioa,iy applied, in the establishment OF Tins
uo.se. We take pleasure in addins hat tins III
.,.,,.,, SEASON has been distinguished, Tor ina"
,e,, Of disiuteresied henevoienee on The part
r 81, ci,lzens. who remember tina, the "PooT
are always with us.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
SONp House.

owing to the comforts which have hitherto been
- experienced to result from the soup establishment,
and to the continued inclemency of the weather, it
has been though advisable to resume its operations
for the benefit m the poor whose necessities at this
time call loudly for the charities Of the public. Soup
viii be given out this day from ID till O'Clock. ali
donations, either in vegetables, meat, wood, meal or
bread will be thankfully acknowedg edn short, any
thing calculated TO alleviate the dstresses of the in
dgent, will be received at the Soup House, wheHce
it will be dispensed to the best advantage.
feb ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
A Situation W anted

4 YOUNG: MAN who writes good hand, wants
"A situation in either Dry Good or Grocery Store
that viii afford him tuieraby genteel support Un-
questionable testimonials of his character be CIV
letter addressed to A Is. and left al this Offce
will be punctuailv attended, -. fCh i9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
splendid FWrnituN e.


CHARLES KDONEs,
Cabinet ond .Sojo 4Nahcr, K,ns, neat door
to the,corner Of .1Ifred-s'reef,
gIAS on hand. aud constantly mshuiac'uies'a gene
4 raj assortment at ,,,,.,,,,,,D
F,aSHION7BLE CABINET FURAi1TRE,.
which for elegance and durao''ty, lehes competition
His stock, genertlly, consists ot
t;reciar AMI plain sofa and lounges
u,bogary and other drawing room chairs
Grecisp, wing ed and single war robes
C,.bic and various other si,leboartis
pi-r,,i,.es, with marble and mahogany tops
Pillar and block dining, card and breakfast tables
Ditto claw do do do DO
plain 40 GO w
Centric or loo 90
LADIES' dressing tables with mirrors
DITTO work stands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's cabinets, secretaries book
prench and other bureaus leases
Wa.b.stands, with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, bird.eye, curl maple comm bedsseads
Cribs and cradles-with every other article IN the
cabinet line
St. Domingo mal,o, any in log, plank, board and
InJ,r,s do for hand railing veneer
s,ck;np bottoms, cords. copal varnish, &c.
Th. .hove articles will be disposed OF on the most
terms for cash, or to punctus persons.
4 very liberal patronage from Washington, induces
49,. ,o CIV tiatI Will send furniture TO any purchaser
~ that CITY. free of all charge
u" TURNING SC CARVING
bs ndsomeiy executed o'a~ 'm nov ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21

h ~, "'e indebted to our spondents Of
,svi.' Jamestown Courier, and City Gazette, for
in.,"' rom Liverpool to the 5th OF January,
The brought by the British ship Nimrod.
mai. .eocn's relative To the Gram and other
VIII o. found below in detail.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
r wluubie hands for Sale.

Gs- O"he Sd day Of .l}greh neri tie sub
ID. scribers, acfinf trustees under deed OF
"IT> trust from the late RoIort Patton, jur'r and
RS wife. Wi oiltr foI safe pubic auccr. at
The front door Of iii. Reading tcon in Alcxaniria,
Three Valuable Tracts of ] and,
the south site of Great Iiuuting Greek, neal the
a'd town. two OF winch ad Join Ia seal f,rmeu, be-
longing to ~ said Patton. ca:ird Srrng Bank that
isto tract ct Land eyed 10 the said Robert
Patton by Itichi Scott, Jas. Twin md Francis Fam
mersly. acting as Commissioners uiGer Getrto al the
Count, Cour, oi Fairfax, containing about One liun-
dred Acres
'cic' # Loud conveyed 80 he said Ro-
bert Patton by william Hepburn and wife, containing
about One tiustred and hine acres
And Tract 1T l. M conveyed TO he said
bsrt Patton by William tierber, and wife containing
81 ,-sl6 Acres.
FIR mole particular description, persons DESTROYS
OF Purchasing referred 10 tho deed deposited At
i'11 lt eIT's, Cash
Sac at 4 O'Clock, p n.
eo'iT T. Agdp' Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
For Sale.

an Monday the Esd inst at II o'clock, will be sold
~ at the A eSan,lria JAIL tor fees and other exPen-
ses for twelve months elderly WON5N name"
Sally Davis, who Is a T1ry gaah Ie,sc ,
feb z0-3t THOS STEEL Jailnr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
AUCTIONS
Book Auction Closed.

4 T half past O'Clock 4 his Evening, at the Auction
N Store cor,er of King and St .asaph streets, the
sale Of Mr.. HIM. u. Poe, BOOKS, &C. will again
commence. and for the present, be closed Although
the three boxes OF boz ks for several days expected
have from some other not yet arrived it is
still expected and confidently believed they will in
time Cor this evenings sales should they rot however
come; the stock on hand will be found 10 contain ma.
NV and interesting works such histories, nov
els theological and musical works elegant family BIZ
bies, new editions with engravirgs, b0urd in cali, sc.
And should time permit after the close of the sale of
books, variety Of Dry Goods, Hardware, and fancy
articles, will be offered.
feb u GEO. WHITE, .9uct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
Sixty Acres,

or so much thereof will sasf, execution in IA
vor of Pf.p II Minor fer the OF George Nlnor
and Others, sgains, Iugh ". Minor, sit,s,ed aud
being in the county of AlexanGria. abru' ten
miles from Alexandria and FIVE miles from George.
town, beginning aud bounded as follows:-
Vt stake to John a somcis' purchase Of Smitl vi.
nor, which piece pare 81 of LAND pur, ha-e by
,he sad Hugh " Minor Of Philip n Minor, wrl
straight line from the stake to box oak end bourded
by the line Of Whiting: land, thence p'th rh,ir,'s
Inc north until it corners the said ugh " Minors
land, occupied by hm, thence with parallel inc
southwest course, TO the inc OF the ssm tract Of
,n Of The said II. W. Minor thence son'h TO III. be-
ginning. e. SCOTT, Deputy ~.
for 7 RinggoId, Marshal.
y Should re purchaser fail Ia pay tie pnTe hase
mot.y in ten avs from day Of sale. The Land will be
re and a., first purchaser beld responsible for any
d fcency ,at may arise in consequence Of the Sc
cond sale
ian 2o--r,.ts C. SCOTT, u. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21

THE HYV ,itO'lis G THORNTON,
@ o well known IT, the pa tic able and expert
y enced eaCh,r, vii cort!nne to preside over tbs
Institution the en'urg ie will be- again assist
ed by Nr. JosKrH =. tAvIs, Young gcutrnu Of ir
reproachabc character, and WHO has aIread, evnccd
satisfactory evidence Of high quaica,op, teach
beThhHSd hdS7 10 aiTigRborood proSerbiay
healthy. Colonel MILAN JETT, the present stew
ard viii continue 20 mana. the itoardng department
In thi. Institution Ar, tsugh the attn, Greek, and
Hebrew Languages, and translation Of The French Ian
guage-togtthtr with o'ler prerequisites for colo.
giste course
About one hundred and fit, volumes oi Books. of
History and Science. have been CAREFUL, selected as
the CONNIE nceWcni OF 4 Library
Mathematical Instrument. Globes and Maps, both
ancient and modern. also provided for til. use of
the Students.
TERIiS:
For Recalling. Writing, Arithmetic, and English Gram.
mar, nv
These. with Geography 3 the use fthe Globes
and Mapping, -
In all other cases, (annual'!.. 50
For Board, (annuab eyclu,y" of bedding and
candies, on
II The session will commerce o. the fit day 1T
February, ard end about H., FRS ct bSr. witty
ON, an, Summer vacation -, and t,tu rdiAn-
viii recolecl that the, ave liab tti the nv IN tees
nd beard Of their sons aud w"rS~ from ,h' r
ntrance ill The end of til, ss"n, 10 be Pa quar-
ri, in advance.
SAMUEL. ~. NE"fiI
P,esde,aof The Bond Of T't<fees
December !, 1873
We the urd l>gutG, hay. TN, 90 II rde' a"ex-
nin;tion of the Studsi.ts oi NunTHUrBE ihND .rA-
,rMr and concur ia the rnin'"" 49, 80 hsh!, g..
rlly,ng ,nsnner III which ,' several Classes tcgmPrs-
cr the dead lansugge. Eng,ish rem mar, 4, oS a.
~ and Mathematics, acgmdt cd themselves. Is indca
We both Of he application any profc OF the stu
ln,s and Of the hdelits ABILITY. and judicous mode
otins;ruc;on pursued by The teacher
JOHN ID LELAND.
J. VI. SNif II,
WM b HUDN Ill,
WM NARDiNG Jr.
M, ~. 1923. SAH'L BLiCkN ELL.
ian % uAIs,M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
This Day.
HIGHEST PRIZE $40 900.

HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Union Canal Lottery, Class No. 1,
Will b draw n to dAy in ph,lAde Ipba AZ numbers
drawn ballots -cheme-l prize Of $4,000, Of
5000, of l,460, Of 1909, and Of 800. sc. sc,
Tickets -; shares in proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class.
vii be drawn in Washington Cts on TUESDAY, 18th
February AZ manner Lo,ter,, drawn ballots
Highest Prize 5000. Tickets "a, halyes2; quar-
tiers For sal. at
3. ysUNsNrY,S
hereond s.rchange g6fee .flerdndTa
Draving ST Nm Y~k Consolidated Lottery, Ex.
ira c.fss "r's9.
! 8 SO IS II
Crane Gansn.iiatel oticrv, 18th Glass,
Viii be d.esr s., = S.,..t,,rn ia. Or tues,l,, oath
Febr,a, rs b<r TN y. ,rawr haiuts,-
Highest 'i'z 600 f,ekfis 81 halves .; quar-
tiers I. For So, tt5ii
:. En-. gzFEE zF.ga IS
tnit ,bacs ,agni street
Grand Consolidated Lottery ! 3tn Glass,
VIII BE- dt.wn n The CITY OF W, f,ag, ntii u, sdsy
oath February 4S numb,,. 2 .:Wn baI'c's High.
est Prize s6,0Jo Tickets 81, ialyts :; quarters l.
For sale at
=. rog gss
Lottery a.d Ereha,ge 'iiicr * ,gst .siera"dyia.
/ IA . 30 IS II
are The drawn numb he Ntw rk cou.n tied
Lottery. Extra Class No !, for 10 9
feb u
lumber of lfler mos
I oGa and tirl,rs of ,tlN n g, 5, sc, IS,
IL 40 Is feet long. from, IA 20i qusre.
North CaroIins, inch, = u, inchs' beh from 16
to 80 feet iorg
100 900 best C, press Sht giles
er.ln rrprn tffI ttrpl, ~ I -,,a
ALSO,
good supply of ROPE, of difF5lentszes
Shad and herring TUNE
Cork woni and
Tar, pitch, turpen;ine, rozin, sc.
feb JOSI u HEWES DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
BY WIN. d. MUTT.
Night Auction.

I'M Tuesday Epening 9th instant, at 2 o'clock.
~ win be sold ut the Auction Store, corner OF
Prince and Union Streets,
Super6ne olive, blue and drabfock coats
Do mixed bang up coats
do large lrab coats
Do catnbIet and plaid cIoaks
Shoes, Brift"nna ware, &c
Together with Il variety of Books
The above articles will be open for examination and
private sale on Monday feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
MarshaI's Sale
Jan c9-5tawts

MILL be sold on the pr misses for cash, or THUS
w day the Goth dsy Of bruar, next, ~ o'c;, OK,
one piece or parcel Of and, neari! oil in timber
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21

Job printing
neatly and expedi,ously executed at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
Public Sale Of l.and-For Cash.

Public Sale Of lsand-For Cash.
5EUfc U Mt TO decree of The cunt, Court Of
FAIRFAX, pronounced on tie 2lsi da. If Augusta
So between W!ism Russell comp ainan,. and Da-
n"i Dnany and Others, defendants, Nv III proceed
20 sell. or cash he premises 10 he highes. bid
aer, on ued"e'd.y me i5M gay q spri O'clock
Of Fairfax and State o>rgins, near the residence Of
the sad Daniel Dalary. containing about
-Four Hundred md Fifty .7c,es
This was Originate. first rate upland. and has not
been materially injured by injudicicus cultivation 1t
is about seven mites from Georgetown, ard eleven
miles from Alexantria II is well watered. ant hes
on i, abundance of ,imberfcr al farming purposes
its fence goaG aud veniently arranged. The
title Is believed &c be perfectly upexctpiionabe, and
the land will be shcwn ts any person Wishing 10
mne II, b! MIR Du'sn!. Nv HEWITT. Comm.
The neligere'r will publish this sdve rise men,
ski! DAYS IA tie country, paper, and send their bill
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