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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
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e's'"'fr?'a-i regret that Your conielnnorary ne
you sometimes call him, Mr.. Editor chic when he
was dressing himself off with pretty names owirr no
4o"DI I" ms modestv, omitted TO add another which
am sure would Look equally well upon him aud
H'"oh aaFe venture affirm neither YOU any bo-
ny else VIII deny that he equally deservcs-CAN-
DoUR-Wh hat do you think OF it,
doh understand French which they tell me is the
language oil the little old motto verite sans peur-
nut as there Is seldom any harm in mixing one rood
thln@ with another, hope shall be excused on this
1%Scusoh' Tor WiXing at least little English anl
Tenci.-l.et the motto then hencefprth read
'CANDSJuR and verte sans peur."
ne vetevsn Editor las OF late on MANY occasions
Pdcea MS claims TO the distinction which now
ask LOT nun, on grounds the most paipabe, but on
none OF these occasions they appea red to nv vision
nave they peen so strongly marked as in his criticism
ia h's paper OF the 2ad June Mr.. Claws speech at
; .ne dinner recently given him near Lexington
"uness IN particular what he calls the .'eXceptun
Ar. Ciay objects to the appointment OF SO many
Tutors, and we agree with him in the exception"
AN Old woman accused RASCAL in Tennessee of
swearing 10 lle-agreed madam said he, but with
tuat exception, what have you auairst mes-A free
press Is every where regarded as the life blood of
,ioefty hut press identified with the Government
~ lucrative Offices conferred Editors is no more
Hee press, than press borne down by the strong arm
Ct governmental power. And the effect of Mr.
o.ays objection IS, that Cen Jackson BY lucrative
o!ces purchases into his own service the public press
es Or the country, obsructs the main channels OF light
from the government 10 the people; and laws the foun.
datlon Tor the destruction of our liberty The haety
Editor seeing this great and fundamental erre of the
Administration in all its detolInity arrees in the OBJ
lection, (merc "eyccption) but so slips aud bubbles
ms own title to CANDoUa. where feel that my point
Is gained In the language OF Gen. Jackson in his
! letter 10 Judge Williams 4 tl!inkl vEaDuM soT.
JUSTICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY MORNING. July o. 1900

Mou De my course in the next presidential election:
nese are therefore to notify all such that i'll shall
DC saalshed, that Gen Jackson has not efactually
" sc,iy Purged this government of the cor
r,b 10 MN had crept INTO it. under the auspices
Oh sne lale administration. that will be in favor of
In aFpsa4hg to that ncorruptibie patriot (Gen
lack. to withdraw from that retirement which his
h,r, puTc services give him claim to, ana Suffer
1Ilef Maglstracy OF the nation, to complete that
worK OF reform which be has so successfully com
, meacfa. However, | would have il understood,
US INT am opposed to any holding the Office
TOR greater period than one term, or tour ,y,nrs
uess the welfare OF the nation nperio,slv demands
. re- eleruon. HENRY BANKS, of Firgiaia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
WAsHIrGror. July Is.

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The trial Of the late Fourth Auditor continues -
our Circuit Court. Mr.. SWAMI opened the arri,-
ment yesterday for the United States, and Air. Corr
and Mr. JoNEs followed for the Defendant on tho
law well as the facts ofthe case. Mr.. KEY VIII
reply.
had been found against Mrs Royal The first count CHARGED
her with being sandercT; tie coaJ being
common scod; and the third with being common bgsc
To the second count she put ~ her Plea ely mr r.
INJURED 10 the other two Yesterday Judge Ciayi
delivered the opinion Of the which fcmu.r-r
on the gound That the terms a0Herc' aad cou,.
non bTawer,' were not sufficiently specific Ms PJya',
therefore has TO take trial only or he second Shs
was yesterday IN count prepared for ho trial but owing 10 tho
occupancy OF the attention Of the court by the Of Df Wa
kns' shc was most ungalar'lv compelled 90 home
o' N'ssing through the ordeal, fos which, h1ac',
she fully prepared
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
Etom Mc .NaLionnL .Lo,n.rnL or.Lnln 1G.

FTOm NIr ,N0Ii0nnE ,J0uJN07 oI JVIy 10.
Or. WdiEjns.-The trial Of DR.. Watkins on the
indictment charging him with obtaining from the
Secretary Of the Navy requisiton for $3.50 on the
pretext that ii required for the service of the
United States Navy under the head Of appropria-
ton for 'arrearges," came on yesterday. The fol-
lowing was a list Of the panel of the Petit Jurors
called by the Clerk, being chosen by ballot, viz:
James IT, Lowry, George Corer,
Samuel Harrison, Henry w. Waring,
Judson Mitchell, Joseph s. Clarke
Robert P. Anderson, George w. Halter,
Jacob Januy, George Parker,
Daniel Hauptman, Clement NJ Wsms.
The Counsel for DR.. Watkins having challenged
Judson Mitchell and George Cover; James IT. Low
~ and Samuel Harrison, being the first two jurors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
FoR THE WatG

TO TIE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Remember not the offences OF the Rev. o. Z. Brown
neither take thou vengeance of his sins.
From the evil and mischief. from the crafts and as-
sau!ts OF the Rev. o. b. Brown, do deliver those a.
round him.
Fron the blindness of heart, from the pride, vah
glory, and hypocri.y-rom the envy, hatred and ma
lice OF the Rev. o. d. Brown do deliver the really
pious.
From conspiracy, false doctrine heresy ofheart and
contempt Of the opinion of the world may the Rev. O.
b. Brown be delivered.
friend to religion, friend to the institutions OF
our common country, asks the attention of the Post
master General to the above with view to preparing
HIM for an essay or two on the duty of digne, and
the char acter of the Rev. o. j.. Brown,
Ming y queen, PN., Juiy 14M. JUDAS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
IMPnR1ANTr

We fin'i the following in Mr.. Kendqlis (the Hea>
ven born paper; Of July 9Th. 1t was probably in
tended to jog the Hcros memory. y little pap
we think, would utterly convince MIR. Henry Banks
Of tirginia, of the nporious necessity of continuing
tlTe Hero for eight years, nlapsr his having Phi
10 Jackson before the election streDUousy laid
down the all important necessity uf restricting the
eligibility of Presidents TO one term. We are really
surprizcd that Mr. Henry Ranks Of Virginia, and
Mr.. Garter Beverly also Of Virginia, have been SO
long overlooked. The difficulty consists probably
in finding Offices adapted to their great merits. Mr..
Banks opinion settles tho question 10 the Hero,
reelection
Having been frequently called upon and much an
noyed by The friends Of the coalition to what
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

Some people in tire town of Adams in New Hump
sIire, atey petitioned the legislature for permission
more republican, rarne of Jactson. A grave debate
ensued-Mr. Glagget thought tho prayer should not
be neglected, large portion of the people being in
favor OF If. Mr.. Gay "a Jackson man) moved to
strike out Jackson and insert Clav--which eny mo-
ton was solemnly opposed by Mr.. Cross, who,
Grossly enough, insisted that this inomenlous affair
should receive the profound consideration to which
it was en;;!cl:-and the solemn foolerv terminated
By gratifying the child and calling it Jackson They
had better taken Mr.. Gays amendment and called it
Clay, which is more agreeable name, and would
probably save the Legislature trouble four years
hence. The to%n is III the county of Clans. VIC
believe GeSQlsare Joynui.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

The Legislature of New-lTampshire adjourned on
The 1th INST: after session of thrty-two days. We
learnfrom the New Hampshire Journal that Mr. Isaac
Hili, the Second Comptroller of the Treasury Of the
United States, has been in attendance at Concord
during the whole period of the session; taking an
active part In the caucus machinery which has been
in full operation. We observe his name attacle ls.o
petition to tho Governor, for the removal of Daniel
Conner, the Warden Of tho State prison, whose
fault was, that he bad refused to fn Jackson
Councillor. The New. Hampshire Journal says of
hirn--'No man universally detested ever left the
State, ahv man uanifcstIv." BIT what is re-
markable in the is, that this dignitary should
leave the duties of bis Office at Washington, spend
The whole period of Il legislative session in distant
state, caucus day and night with the dominant party
in tie Legislature, dictate, control and manage It's
proceedings without ccnsure remark from those
who so Jatey raised their VOICES against "1avellnu
cabinets" interference o. the general government in
tho concerns of the State, &c.
There is a story told Of wolf who, in ono of
his nightly ravages, peeped into cottage and OBJ
served some shepherds making a hearty supper upon
a kid-"W hat devil of a noise these rascals would
make" said he, elf TREY were TO catch me eating
kid, or even looking into one of their dirty shecp
f0Tdsi" ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
Steamer Columbia.

yuyuE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
L have the pleasure Of nfor ming the public, g.
the above new and splen iii Jacket has commence
her regular trips between Baltimore and the District at
Columbia.
~ The Seamtr C0um m, Ia, GAP
CS.E-SsER lower end of Patterson street wha'i
aEss.Gs i.ss:ESs On Saturday Of each week, at 5
w. for aIerandyia Washington. and Georgetown Re-
turning, she viii leave Washington on Utdnesday NOR
ming at o'clock, and ae1andria at oeloek toucnnG
at tic following places on The Potomac River to lane
passengers and freight. both going and coming
On the Maryland side: On me p"gin'a sac:
Point ookOu Sandy Point.
Pine, Point BiuH ront,
onnosite Judge plater's Mrs. Walters.
near Leonard Town, Qdanuco'
Swann's Point,
I .udlow's Ferry, and
Mrs. Pies's.
Signals have been placed at each of the above pls
Geo which will be hoisted Immediately on the boat
appearing. .oo,., ,,o,
ing t,co engines, and copper boilers She Will carry
from 500 to 1000 barrels freight and accommodate III
the superior st le at least ioo passengers for
speed she stan,lsss vet unr'vaied.
The prophet hope, by strict attention TO the com
fort Of passengers, and care OF goods 10 merit SHARE
of public patronage
Passage to Washington 50, exclusive of fare.
Freight as customary AL baggage at the risk
of the owners. r, ROSS, Agent.
Baltimore. may 30-june
N. b. The passengers in the Columbia arrive suff'
c;enty early for the six o'clock Lines on thursday
morning to Philadelphia
An arrangement has been made oy ~"ich the 10
lumba on her passage the Dstr ct, will receive
n.ssensers from of the Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boats in the Patapsco and also from the steamboat
MARYLAND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
NH,,Elx AN!DRIAs
,rpsDAy MORNING, JUNE 4. 1879.

-, Washington Correspondent Of the on'-
rs e. Gazette allades again to the opinion
-. Van Buren, is not upon the very best
DIV ,;.b the other great men in the Cabinet,
.,,ioo, rumor, which we have heard
Is and which we are inclined TO think
' .ome foundation, ,ha' paper is about to
finished at the Sea, Of Government 10
Mr. Van Buren,. The Premier will not
:, hi, interests in the hands OF Duff Green /;
cha, is more likely Duff is engaged BY ano-
,,r nan.
=. also mentioned that "the United States
commenced suit against Mr.. Fillebrow",
,,o has sued Duff Green. No better reason
-, h. assigned for this srit against Mr.. File
,.,rD than ,ha, it i, intended t" sustain DUB
r...o" Who makes the affidavit, IN this case!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

r., telegraph wants the people TO wait
,,.,ntry until the reform" Of the Cabinet an
i,oaired into by Committee oil the next
c.,,,,ss. Immediately after making this mo
n. request, we have an attempt to Justify the
.O,o,,l of Postmas.ers, and particularly OF
N, Henderson, the Postmaster al Washing
-, lpa) And what, gentle reader, do you
link his crime amounted 10, according 10 The
,ovng Of the Immaculate Duff hiEself?-
Why, with having put his name 10 an address
g,o,,ag the election of General Jackson. Three
4, four columns Of the Government print are
filed with quotations from this address, all
,,iOp 10 prove, mos, conclusiyely, that MIR.
ANDERSON did not wish General Jackson to be
D.. ,iGept, and that, therefore, Mr. H-nGers"n
"a, prescribed We thank thee, Duff, for
,cAing US so usR /"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

There has been most aff1iet ting riot in
which many were severely cut and bruised,
aud one life lost on the North Braneh Canal.
Five, supposed to be the most guilty. are In
prison. -,
There was also a serious riot on the West
Branch Canal, on the 2Sd ul'imo. On the
24,h warrant being put INFO Consta''e's
hands a: Milton, number OF volunteers and
militia went with him, and they made prisoners
and lodged in The Jail Of Northumberland Cou"-
~ sixteen persons, charged with having been
active in the riot. The arm Of the Law must
make itself felt and put down these disgrac.ful
rios. The States Advocate correctly observes
that the public is under obligations to the
ci,izeas who thus promptly and spiritedly turn-
ed out 10 restore peace and maintain the SUI
nr.m,cv of The laws Dem. Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

Mr.. ex-Sheriff Parkins, VINO visits this coun-
Nv from London with reference to R"wland
Spphenson's affairs, Offers a reward Of S225
for the detection Of the person who, he says,
entered his room in New York, and stole there's
hom quantity Of papers which had been pre-
pared TO send to the British ministry, making
charge, against Mr. Buchanan, the British
Consul at New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

The People are determine 10 ie' the dom'>
p,nr parry see that their prescriptions are NOT
acceptable. In numerous instances they have
elected to Offices men displaced by those in a"-
;horlt,. We observe, too, tina, General La
cocS, la'ely removed from the Office Of Canal
Commits ,ioner, for political reasons alone, by
the legislature Of Pennsylvania, has been in
ried 10 public dinner by his fellow-c itizens,
htOken Of their high sense Of his zsal, iuteg'i.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

crugg ST IN NV York, by ne name OF
parmeee; disappeared from New York on Fri
aay last, when is was soon ascer,ained that he
aad Committed forgeries 10 very considerable
'1'sn'-OPwards 'fSso,ooo.
On the evening OF the same day, a man went
no watch makers shop, corner OF William
ard Exchange streets, and pure based watch
'alaed a, $50. for which ne paid in five $40
notes Of ths Farmers Exchange bank, R L.
which failed IN 1917
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

The New York Post Of Monday afternoon
avs" Ii may be rec objected hat the United
Sa'es snip Erie, Cap, Turner, sumo mon his
since, cut out Of The por, Of S. Bars, the
NhOOner Federal, as a pira,ical vessel, and
'ea' her 10 Pensacola for Adjudication II may
also Of reeollec;rd that Captain Turner than
'nsm our Navy does not contain more gall
'0' OH cry was severely crusured by msny OF
W.T. citizens for his conduct on this occasion,
u 'Onseq uence of,he representations made by
Sap'' iaSIor, who commanded the schooner.
0U'We now have to state, on the authority Of an
'D'er belonging to the Erie, whose letter we
ave seen, that the Federal has bern tried and
'0ndemned by The District Court Of The Uni
'u s'a'es at Pensacola. We have been prom.
Hea the Judges decision, which we shall pub
Nn' the moment we receive it,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

The Association efthe Friends Of iml and
Religious Liberty in ireland, wifhin the
District Of Columbia.
At meeting, held on Monday, the 18th ul,.
it was.
in the papers of the District, notice of the meeting
to be held on Monday the 18th ofJuue, for the dsso.
luton of the Association and the final appropriation
of the funds remaining in the hands Of the Treasurer
Resolred, That, at that meeting, persons unwilling
to leave their donations to the disposition of the As
ISOLATION, be at liberty to withdraw them.
Attest, W. HICKEY, Sec'y.
June
The editors of papers in the District respectful
~ requested TO insert the above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
CASH for Negroes.

w NEGROES, Of both sexes. from II to IS years
of age field hands also, mechanics OF every deserp
t;n Persons wishing to sell would do well to give US
I'll s ws are determined TO give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who now or may be here
snv commune alton in writing will be promptly at.
tended to- We can at all times be found NJ our resi-
49, n..t end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. C.
june 2 fhANhif' g AM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
Public Sale of I.and-For Cash.

DURsUANT to a decree Of the county Court Of
1 Fairfax, pronounced on the 2lst day If Angu.tG
1928, between William Russell, complainant, arc Da.
MEL F. Dulany and others, defendants, will proceed
to SELL for cash. the pr, misses TO the highest bid.
der, Monday the Goth June. 1879, at IL O'clock. Ms
"a sale uudr former advertisement n having been
eected) certain tract Of laad ing in the county u
Fairfax and state Of Virginia, the reside nee Of
the said Daniel Dulan,, contain ng about
F0rr Hundred and FIffy .Icres.
This originally first rate upland and has not
been materially Injured by injudicious cultivation. Il
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alcxandra. II is well watercd, and has
on abundance Of timber for all farming purpocss
its fences good and conveniently arranged. The
title is believed to be perfectly unexceptionable, and
the land will BE- shown to any person wishing to
mine il, by Mr.. Dulany.
7. w. HEWITT, Corm'r.
! he InteiEgeUcer Will cCD. this ms. 1--eOts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
Trust Sale.

IN the goth day Of ju'y nert. the undersigned will
~ offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the tract Of land in the county
of Fairfax the waters of Bull Run, called " Moore.
HILL" containing 954 acres The sale will take pacs
Fairfax Court House, before the front door thereof,
about - O'Clock. and is made under the authority Of
Kncheloe for the benefit Of Alexander Henderson'S
executors, dated the 18th of August 1922, and re.
corded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Fairfax. he sac will be effected fer the purpose Of
raising the unsasfed part Of the debt, with the e
penses of trust. JAMES SANGSTER. TfsE9
June 2-eots AMASHADiAH MOORE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

The Ship Alexander Barclay, Captain Dan
bar, arrived at Baltimore from Liverp ,ol
brought about so tons Of Rail Road Iron, the
fixtures, SC. designed for the commencement
aihe B.rimore and Ohio Rail Road.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
SHIP N!BWySo

ARRIVED, JUNE 8,
Brig Ceres, Lincoln, Boston; plaster, white lead,
&c. to VIM. Fowle & Co.. freight for the District;
bound to Georgetown
schr. Virginia, Rodbird, New York, freight for the
District
Schr. Seneca, Bates Portland; rum, molssses, po-
tatoes, lime, &c to VIM Fowe & Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell. Baltimore.
Steam-packet Fredericksburg, J. jenkins, Bait.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
Schr Columbia, Kirkland, hence, at New-York LIST
instant.
Schr Baltic, slocnm, from this port, left at St.
Thomas, 21st May. disc .arEng,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

0e Grand Chapter of the District of Co
iumbia The semi-snnual communication of The Grand
Chapter Of the District of Columba will be held on
Tuesday the 9th dayof June next at the Hall of Brooke
Chapter in the town OF Alexandra, at ten O'Clock.
A. NJ The officers and members, or proxies. duly
appointed, will take notice, and govern themselves &C.
cordingly.
by order of the n. e. II. r.
WIN. KERR, Jr.
may 28-eo6t Grand Neerekorv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

T. o0e'or Robert Archer, Of the U. s. Army,
S.me.iy OF Norfolk) has been appointed VII
rs. O' o. West Point, in place Of Andrew Ste
10, a, Esq. whose other engagements would
ment w '"%
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

Jackson Club in B, ooklyn has, il is UNDER
,ood. requested the President TO remove Com
Chnncey from the Naval Sation a, New
York We wait the result W. suppose Com.
Chauocey has no, crooked The hinges Of the
bnsr," and must, therefore, TAX, dose Of the
,sw nbySjc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
.s0tice.

.s0tice.
MEETING of the Stockholders of the Middle
IA Turnpike Company will be held at Cats Tavern.
nert month, at IL oelek, for the purpose of eectine
President and FIVE Directors, and of transscting such
other business as may be brought before them.
BY order of the President and directors:
BENZ. e. ASHTON, Treasurer.
may Is eotJe6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
TO Millers and l.illwrights

NY person who may be about to erect q mil where
N the water fall would suit. nay find il to Their sd.
vantage to purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the intersection of 18th street and the Canal in the
City Of Washington, they may BE- purchased at much
less thar regular prices. They have been examined
by experienced miller, and pronounced Of good
quality and executed in workman ike manner
They consist Of brosd shot waterwhce II feet
diameter. with all the necessary accompaniment cog
wheels trundIe heads, spindle, hopper, &c. used IN
an over shot mill. Also pair Of feet inch Co
logne stones banded. and read, for immediate use
For further particulars apply to Enoch Arnold Of
Washington, or to GEO. JOHNSON
nav g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

ANratio Nay,
Ladies' and Genilenen's Boot and Shoe Maker.
- Returns sincere thanks FOR past ia
vors, and hopes by unremtting
attention to business to merit a
~coniinuance of the same lie in
sr mn. ladies and gen, lemcn that he has on hand
general assortment OF all kinds of work in the line, as
handsome as can be found in the United States
Also, Combs. Ribbons, and Galoonsand rerrets.
He has also Lasts OF all KINDS Avis, ana Co,oe
e,.L. for shoem,k.rs all of which will be sold
the best terms for cash, or to punctual customers
NAV 14-d3t&1aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

vas appointed by the Executive Council, on
Friday last, Visitor Of the University Of Vir-
ginia, in place Of VIM. Rives, Esq who resign
ed in consequence of his appointment as Min
lister to France. Pste,sbure Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
Card.

A. B. HAYDEN, Dental Surgeon,
WILL commence his regular visits TO Aiexandria
w on Thursday next, 18th instant, and continue
them the second and fourth Thursday in each month
until further ndtice Persons wishing his professional
services will please leave notice at Ca:seus City
Hotel. may lI-e1htf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
Public sale.

WILL be sold, the premises, Saturday. the
w Goth Of June merit, at - o'clock, all the right,
title, and interest Of Augustin iIliSms in and to
one Undivided eighth part of tact of land, called
Spring Grove, containing 10 acres, more less, late
the property of Margaret Childs. deceased, situate
within bafa mile of the Fails Church, on Four Mile
Run. adjoining the lands of Hugh Minor. and within
few hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike Road lead
ing from Alexandria to Wiiey's Tavern seized and
taken, under a writ Of fiera facas issued by Adam
Lynn, Esq. Justice Of the Peace for the County Of
ilexandris, and n me directed.
The above will be sold to satisfy debt, and costs.
due to George Jacobs Terms Of sale cash.
RICH tRD SIACKLEFORD,
June 1-dt2nh Constable.