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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14

, Important Discouery-or, ho,c to kill Cro,c,
,cih NeW England R,m.-At length the inge-
nuity or good luck of this ingenious and lucky
age has discovered one valuable use to which ar
dent spirits can be applied, viz. the clearing our
cornfield of crows. The first experiments have
proved quite successful, and are reported in the
Wiscasset Citizen as follows:
6 Some lads in a neighboring town, within a
week past, highly delighted with the new law
giving bounty of eight cents on crows, but think
ing the bounty too low for powder and shot, took
the following method of testing the law, as well
as the profits, by killing crows with something
more sure and deadly in its effects than
powder and shot, viz. Mtw England R,mH-
They soaked some corn in quantity Of rum UNI
I'll it was saturated Herewith, and then spread it
in corn-held infested with crows The bows
were in ambuscade-the crows came on as usual
by platoons, and commenced devouring the corn.
In few moments the young rogues had the sa-
6sfaction of seeing their sagacious foe so COM
pletety corned, to use their own phrase, as to
tumble about in high snuff They cautiously
approaches; but what was their surprise. as they
drew nigh, to find them as drunk as Davd's SOW,
and in this situation they knoked fourteen ofthem
in the head in one forenoon! 1t is said the boys
are still driving their profitable game; and croW
prOdgiously over their rapacious foe, who sur
render to them without firing gum"
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WOO&-CNttiNc

DURSUANT the order of the Honorable William
l. CI.nch, made in the case Of william Wilson, an
insolven, debtor shall expose to public sale. at Fair
fax Court House, on hONDaY, the Plat day Of June
nert. being Cou:t day, at o'clock, 2. N all the
right, title, and interest, Of The said William Wilson in
and to lease of
4 IRACT OF LIND.
granted the Sd September, 1898, for The term Of
900 years; for the speca! purpose aud with the prv.
lege Of cutting the WOOD thereom, either for the
purpose Of coating, any other purpose at the price
of three pence sterling per cord The Tract of Land
which this lease extends lies in the county OF Fair
fax, immediately below the mouth Of Difficult, and is
bounded partly by the Potomac II is SAID TO contan
1902 acres, after allowing certain reservations men,
toned in the said lease. On this Tract there is much
valuable Timber. Terms a; ssie
COLIN AUID, Trustee.
4--3tav.:s
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SALISBURY. n. c.. Anr;l l.

SALISBURY, n. c., April II.
Distressing Casualty.-On Friday NIGHT, the
10th inst. John Plott, Jr. of Cabarrus county,
in discharging his gun in the dark, to scare some
vagrant wretch from the premises, accidentally
shot his mother. The circumstances which led
to this melancholy catastrophe, we learn from a
correspondent are these:-The premises of Mr..
Plot, the father of the young man. had been Wis.
tied by some rogue, who at various times, as
was believed. had taken corn, and other things
which could be easily stolen.-On the night above
mentioned about 10 o'clock, the dogs kept up an
incessant barking, which awoke the Young man.
who when he arose, took his gun, and stepping
outside of the door. discharged it in the direction
of the noises on entering the house, it was ascer-
tanned that his mother was not in bed, and the
family becoming alarmed, a search was commenc-
ed for her.
After searching the different houses, they pro-
eeeded in the direction which he had fired. and
their fears were soon too fatally realized. She
was found lying speeches., the ball having
struck her on the temple. Surgical aid was i'm
mediatelv procured, but little hope was enter
tanned that it would be of any avail.
She had probably gone out, at that time of
night. to look after some clothes that had been
washed the previous day, and were hanging out
to dry, and to secure them from the prowler; and
that wretch, whoever he may be, must be con-
sidered the guilty cause of her untimely fate
should death, as is but too probable, be the result
-ssse9eaan-
Riot among the Gold Diggers.-The follow
ing article is from the Miledgevile Patriot of the
1st instant s:Accounts received from the Gold
regions, state that serious ARRAY has recently
occurred among the diggers in the Cherokee Ma
ton. We have heard nothing of the origin of the
reucontre, but understand that a party of fifty
or sixty Carotnians assailed party consisting
of hcenty Georgians, for the purpose of driving
them from branch IN which they were digging
after warm contest the Carolinians were driv-
en- off, and the Georgians remained masters of the
mine. 1t is said one man was mortaly wound
ed BY blow from spade, and has since died
several others were badly hurt. The civil author
ity should look to it,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to deed of trust executed by James
i English to the subscriber, for the purposes there.
in mentioned VIII b. sold, on WEDNESDAY,, the
son day of June nert,
s,,.,.. II TRaCT OF LAND
sssT lying in the county Of Frederick Virginia, in
Ssgs; Menssse's Gap, on which is valuable Jier-
,s.-lAs.! chant MR Chipping NiH DistHery, good
DCeping House. and Other building. and improvements
known by the name of the Mapping MILLS.
ALSO,
mo TIER 1H.7CT or LIND,
in said county, the road leading from Winchester to
Helms Mil, on which there is great deal of WOOD,
containing
TUo Hundred and Ii0enty-eigM .Rcres.
The sale will take place at the Mapping Mills before
mentioned, between the hours of IL and o'clock,
when the terms will be made known.
may 43tswts K. l. TAYLOR.
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Mineral Waters,

Soda, Seidlitz, CheHenhana, Magnetism, Epson,
Saratoga, and Bedford Hmers.
5NHE subscribers have erected fixtures Tor the prepa
ration Of the above artificial mineral waters, where
they may always be had in the highest state OF periec
ton Persons residing a, a distance, IN the country,
obtain either Of the kinds of wae desired, by the
bottle dozen. which the subscribers warrant to pos.
all the virtues of the springs, and also to
have the same pleasant effects They trust, from the
they have taken to accommodate with those con.
yeniences, 10 merit share of the public patronage.
They viii shortly receive supply Of Saratoga and
Bedford Waters, from the original springs Also KEEP,
constantly hand, Seid;z and Soda Powders, of their
wn preparation.
may ii WILLIAM LANPHIER & Co.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, "a. C. }

ARRIVED, MAY Is,
Brig Alexandria, Howes, Boston; plaster, su-
ear and candles to A. G. Cazenove & Co.
Brig Invincible, Pratt, Providence; Molassess
and ballast to A. &. CaZenove & Co.
Schr. Haxal, Shove, Providence; rum to A..
&. CaZenove & Co.
Sloop John Wall, Philadelphia Via Baltimore,
freight for the District.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; pas
sengers.
SAILED,
Sloop Deidamia, Elknton. Philadelphia. ,
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II is related Of the celebrated Diderot, that, on
rising one morning, he found himself without
single sous. or the means of obtaining the small
eat nourishment.- wandering about all
day. and suffering the severest panss OF hunger,
he returned to his inn, where his illness ARISING
from exhaustation) becoming apparent to his land
lady. she gave him little wine and some toast,
cd bread. :. That day." said he afterwards, .
swore, if ever possessed any thing, never to re-
fuse an INDECENT persons request, that might
NOT he instrumental in their passing so dreadful
a day as had done:" and which oath ne IS SAID
IN have most religiously observed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14

MIR. Webb STYLES himself the Senior Editor
of the Courier & Enquirer. Eds. Mere. I'D.
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yoNn W. Massie
Court Of Appeals.

yUyHE Council will sit Court OF Appea's on tne
s2d. Oath. and 2sth inst from IL until O'Clock
of each day. L. r iro"'' '''''
may I'D
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Notice.

TWILL proceed, IN SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th
instant at O'Clock in the afternoon TO sell. pub
lie auction, on the premises,
FOUR ACRES OF GROUND,
A. With small tenement thereon, within two or
1s!H three miles Of Alexandria. This Lot of Ground
adoins the country residence of COL FIR Peyton, and
is the same on which ala old woman Of COLOR MilieY
Cooper formerly lived. b. HOOE,
may IL St For the parties interested.
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PerfuM,erN.

CF1UfNCTS'
rSyIIE subscriber offers for sale FRESH SUPPLY,
Z consisting of the following articles, viz: Cosmetic
soaps, otto OF wash balls superior shaving cake;
Cologne lavender Florida and honey water; Restora-
tive lotion for the teeth and gums Balsamic lip save;
Kephaa and bears oil for the hair; Carbonic dentri-
fees Persian lotion; Hair powder, scented and PLAN;
and variety of Extracts rose bergamot lavender.
orange, jessamne. and lemon; Hair, shaving, comb,
and sho brushes; and
IlLPROTED SEIDLI7'Z POU,DERS,
possessing all the aperent properties Of the celebrated
Seidtz, and CheItenham waters, and agreeable and
refreshing soda water peculiarly suited to warm
climate. T.. KENNEDY.
may 10 cost
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

FURNITURE, &c. at aucton.--To morrow morning
at IL O'Clock, will be sold, at his Auction store,
household and kitchen furnure consisting of mshoga-
ny sieboards; bureaus. mahogany slab, l0doz chairs,
sofa bedstead, large mahogany table, boxes soap with
agreat variety ofgassware, elegantly CUT plain, pres
sed and moudedi also, looking glasses in great var.
ETY.. and many other articles Sale in the evening -
usual. nav IL
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Mr.. &. ". SmOot

IL tor the purchase lease of any his property here
totore advertised. J. e. HERBERT.
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..,,, India Ttaas.-The Telegraph Oh "e0'
;sday evening says A. ,,orn
BY U'e that further accounts from the
l1g' We ",;nces. confirm the news ina, ''i'a
Sn,''h IN vas lost by the negligence ana o'un,
'-ade ooalition administration, Will DC Ao''
4 ma In that event, the ooas':" ' ,ra
l."''d;n;omacy'' Of the last aum'h'su a"a"
ll ~ ,nntar in very Instantaneous =, ,o""a'
VA a. r Ig honesty aud good sense Of MS
.o,oT 10 the above. we give the follow Nv
4! Ia onmber Of the ST. Andrews ~
) Eerald; 9. ,,, w,.
-. pidoy LAST, report from ST. john was
10 circulated in town. that the com,
,iaa ,, IS spondence Of the Couneii anu
.,'Ve' y t..,,obly. had received commnhica-
TO- 80, rho Colonial Agents in l-ondon' s'iau
.'- T ~" Ws.t India Ports would be opened 10
..."' ,''e Flag on the lst September heN''
&c - that the duties Oh the TIMBER rom
."u - TJa,';ss were 10 he equallZed win thosa
E,Itic tiInber, amounting Oh inc "nosi ="
-, me- that the Colonies were 10 oe "oinUon J.
u,J the report been more 'lua'lhcu, II 'si'S"'
' ' haJ ,he effect Of dumping the sP'Ti's VI URIC
..s,,,s bnt it was - outrageous, tha' us eA-
l'ao' ,nrs and absurdity DESTROYED Its eneets'
- ~. -, ,sneat what we stated IN the nc
"I .S'J ,ho o-Ib nit Private letters have been
,1'" % 81 l"~ from a gentleman holding an ofhciai
1e1,';. ,,nder the British Government IN the
I-,;'sd states. stating. that the writer had re-
'.''1' ,,~;,;re information that the West India
fad fad Question is now settled and that the p0Hrs
1TL lor BE OPEN TO TIE ANERicASs!
I.annears most strange to US that II the Wes'
roJ;, prs are about to be opened to the Unit
cd States. no Official odviees OF the tact nave oeen
.acaiyed BIZ the Government. 1t any such inior-
nlriop had been received, the Organ would not
~relg. rive it, reports Of the fact from the Bal
tinof. Republican, which paper receives us ae-
count, from the British provinces; but wouia puo-
Ii,l il. at once. by authority But IT. Is soon
"a hs retained! saws the Telegraph. This may
but not during the reign Of Green, Jackson,
3 Co.. We set the whole matter down as
.3a.emptible hoax
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Mons. T.. NoWx,

French Teacher at Mrs. POrfer'S Nch00l,
DROrOsES toepen Glass TO- the Young Ladies Of
Il A!cxandria no, attending that Seminary.
A separate Class for Gentlemen vii. likewise be-
opened.
Mons. Roux thinks it is useless 20 say much Of the
necessity OF acquiring langnsge whose character is
too high to DC ected overlooked by persons of
liberal education: 1t is too well known that its beau-
ties. u,ee,es and true meaning, be well
derstood it judged only through the medium Of either
"preiudiced or spiritess TRANSACTIONS"
Of his capscit, Teacher, Mons Roux will say
still less: the Gerry kind and too fafering testimonial.
given Of hin by Mrs Porter in her adv
pels him TO be silent on that subject.
Private lessons will also be given to those who MAJ
wish it, and who will make early application
For further information and terms, please TO apply &c
A. Newton. ESQ Franklin lio:el.
NIB Mons. Rcnx teaches also the Spanish la.
guage aug 19-dt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-28

FYo,,r and Groia.-Ihe advance in Flour.
noted BY us on receipt of the advices from Liver
pool to the 18th of July, has been maintained with
a tendency towards further improvements
Sales havebee made from stores at SIS 80, and
possibly at few cents higher. The wagon price
has ranged from IS D to S. 80: it closed yester-
day at about SIS S0--holders ask IS 374 IS so
from stores-shippers offer IS 25a 80.
The improvement in Wheat has not been fully
supported, owing in great measure to the drought
and considerable receipts. Wequote Red S7a a
95 cents: it must be prime to command 95; the
principal receipts are taken at 90 to 90 cents.
Whiskey.-This article is more inquired for.
Though there is none coming to market, we adj
vance our quotations to "a % cents, which we
suppose it would readily command from wagons.
Sales Yesterday from store at Is, q, aud % cts.
for common proof Whiskey, with charge for
the barrel, which is customary in this market,
both from stores and wagons.
-eSo-
From the New Fork Journal of Commerce.
Eoeniag edition. august 25.
The News AND THE MARKEF.-The effect of
the news which we published this morning. is
scarcely perceptible on Cotton, as our small
stock and the wants of manufacturers had alrea-
DIV carried prices above those at Liverpool. In
Flour, we think no bargains have been made this
morning, holders have fixed their position at
about Sc, to which purchasers have not yet made
up their minds. Some sales were made, yester-
day, before the news from the South arrived at
SIS IS for new Richmond country; 5 so for New
York city new; ) 81 for Troy, and 50 to Is
for fresh ground western.
The market in all other respects remains as de-
scribed in our Review Of Monday; which is pre-
pared for the Journal of Commerce and Mercury
with care, and with The best possible means of
I.a,,,... -, ~, uoralJ to I I IA of Ju1y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-28
Noung ha0ies' seminary,
On 81. Asaph Stree. bstreen King & Cameron
WIN. NJ. Jones

UNIFORMS the patrons Of the Institution that the du.
4 ties will re- commence on tir first Mpnda. ia sep.
TENDER.
In addition tire English branches ususly taught
in tl. bees; Semn~rics, the young ladies' vii. have
opportunity of being instructed in the Greek, Latin,
and French Languages
His course studies is arranged to suit the gradual
development, of The IL -e"t faculties OF the mud, sn
every me- ans will be used, and motives likewise pre-
enied to habits of industry and love ofiite.
nature. IN short. h's great aim in communicating IT,
.rucon i, TO open the mind, inform the reason ma
ture the judgment and improve The disposition By the
proper nf The hear and affections. He has
frequent examination; and those friendly 10 the In.
sttnton are respectfully invited to visit it, where they
may wirnrs. the advancement Of his pupils. bis discL-
pine and government.
Terms made known at the School Room, or at the
house Of the Rey'd. WIN. G. Walton. with whom be
boards.
A!eaandria, aug 10-eo3w
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The Van-NarN

-. At Mount Sterling, about half way be
STsb1 tween Due kand and FanQuier Court House,
EsEs on the Southern road, for rent and POSSES
::MBSi sion given first OF October next. THIS Yard
contains over thirty yats, all in prime order. good
bark house. with iron mill, currI ING shop, &c AMI has
attached to it good dwelling house aud garden now
occupied by Henry Turner. f, property is in good
situation for bark ia healthy and populous neighbor
hood, and well worthy man Of business.
For terms, which will be accommodating, apply
Phil S Johnson, E.l near the premises, Or to
une4 GEO. JOHNSON,
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Notice.

CEyoR ANTONIO sANrO1ENIA, q native ef
, Spain, proposes 20 visit the To"n OF Alex.nd'i-
twice week, for the purpose Of giving lessons in tn
study of his native language Ills terms are in class
Of four IS per quarter; in class Of seven, IS PEE
quarter in class Of two, $40. Private lessons, 81
per quarter. Those DESTROYS Of his services are
quested to leave their nsmes at 'ir. David Martini
bookstore or at this Office.
aug 27-St
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DRAUS THIS D.4Y.

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania.
Class No Is Er 1850,
To be diawn IN phiIsie PIN. .s'h ,ugust.
l Prize of $4,000 l Prize Of $4,000
do of $500 l do Of 1905
Prizes of 1000 sc. &c. &c.
Tickets IS, halves so, quarters l D
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. T,
To be drawn at Wilmington. tDci on Tuesday. the
3lat Of August.
SCHEME:
80 Prizes of $1,000 5! Prizes of $500
do of 1855 81 do of $50
Tickets $40; halves 0Gi quarters So eigh,hs IS
To DE had at
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
". W Corner of King and Hoyal Streets. .1iern
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-28

seneca Falls Tract & Mount Eagle
FOR SALE.
WILL sell this valuable tract OF land, called Sencca
I Fails Tract, containing
100 Acres.
Its situated on the Potomac river about four mile
above the Great Falls The Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal is on the opposite side of the river, distant halt
nile-Itis bounded side by the Pot ornac--the
ether three sides straight lines, and lies IN com
pactform There isa stone grst mill and saw mai Oh
The land and mill seat with ahnut S. feet fall on M
unfa,ng stream This land is well Tlrnbered. The
other prov.ments are EeH tenants houses, &c'--
This land was formerly the property OF Mr.. sA-n''
ucCsrt, Who owned about ten thousand acres IN The
county OF Iouloun adjoining, aud who always cons
lere d this land as the best Il all his estates
.HOU1T E.2GLE
4,s2eas Is 81 uaied her Aicx,rGria, com
'S$.s& mau,l, Ies h:fu view of The Potomac nv
SS& er, the Cnyof Washington Alexandra, an!
.ss,,s. the Mary land shore IL contains about
FORTY acres
The House is large aud three rooms, pas
sage and piazza below, with closets, kitchen sad lsun
iry all Under one roof; three room, and passage up
stars; the whole >hmeRts IN good order there
y stable and carriage house he irienisVerl pro
luctve is paed in, and the whole tract ellinclosed
There is su iciency Of fire wood, and the water is
lnc Oinnrony fine.
iwiU uis0 SpW FiUe Tracts OC Land,
IN the county of hampshire, containing 1884 acres
one containing PIG, adjoining the lands formerly Geo.
Gpn's, Christian stephens and Flakes One con
tsinng - acres. adjoining Monroe's. Stafford. and
Chnton's surveys One containing soy acres, sdjoin'
ing Jno Houses old survey, and the lands OF brown.
west, scutchfeld md others, and one tract contain
ing Is acres adjoining the lands of Monroe Scntch-
field Gilpin and others These lands are well timber
ed and lie near the river.
Also, 80, 900 Acres,
the Randolph line.
Persons disposed to purchase any of the Hampshire
lands will call on James Mason, Attorney At Law Win
chester Va or Augustine j. smith, Attorney at Law.
Clarkesburgh, Va. Those disposed 20 purchase the
aherlsnds will call on me at Glnsou Fairfax county,
Va. or write to me at Uccoquan Wills, Va
GEO. MASON.
Gunston. Fairfax Co. Va. iune2.
lung 2S-2awU
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" Rp

At Summer6eld. Prince William County. Va.
on the 5th inst. bv the Rev. j. E. Weems. VIII
LIAM Thomas FL,rToRD, ESQ. soldier of the
Revolution. aged IS years, to Miss CHLOE AL
LEN, aged As.
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Norfolk s Cape Henry Excursion.
The steam r
nnINi(nY0

-szs> The steam
Colombia.
Captain james MI cI.lI, will leave
Sc es--eaz5A1o Washington on Monday nert, TIL
30th inst ~ oi,ek sad Aiexsndtla at O'Clock, on
PLEASURE EXCURSION FOR NORFOLK
AND CAPE HENRY,
touching at Old Point Comtor gong in TO land pas.
sengers arriving at Norfolk the course of the fore
noon Of Tuesday; leave Norfolk on Wednesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock for the District. stopping at Old
Point sufficient time to give the passengers an OPP
portunty to view the works and take Bath. then
proceed TO Cape Henry and from thence return direct
to the District
Passage sndf,re for the trip. light Dollars.
There will be y Band Of Music on board, for the
qualification of the company.
In consequence of the ABOVE excursion, the Colum.
b!a will not be here perform her regular trip on
Wednesday, but will leave here on Friday morning for
Baltimore, and then resume her regular trips The
Columbia will cal at her usual stopping places to take
OIL Passengers for he excursion
aug 27
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English Publications.

'ENlI sub ,crbcr has received per sloop Friendship,
l. the following English Publications, viz:
Stories trom Greece, vols; Mordaunt, Garcanett,
Landscape Annual; Keepsake Plates, Souvenir Plates
Aifec,ot's Offering; Steamers versus Stages, DeviS
Walk, Arabian Nights Entertainment, Associate Bards,
Gccil's Late of Newton, Horne on the Psalms, Rundas
Eng and, Knox, Essays, kadctfe's Novels, vols;
series Christian Remcmhr.ncer, Modern Traveller.
SIMS Christian cords. Tales OF all Nations Village
IN an Upro,r; Revise editions Of the Eaverley No
vels, with vignettes l3 vols; Ladies and Gentlemen
Library, Nickos,n's Csrpenter' Gde, improved edit
,ion with the Continuation; The Ship Masters Assist
ant, by David Steel. Esq, l7th edition. tevised-th,
Naihs m,tieal ard Commercial Department by DIR
Kelle, and the Legal Department by professional
Gentlrmsu, Charts Of the North Sea and N T.. Coast
Of North Americas gr"cs Comiey's Spelling Book
and 20 groce Of stout fasteboards .
aug 24-eo3t ELIZA KENNEDY.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
furniture, sc. at Auction.
THTS lfORNyHG. nj II o,rkorE.

4 T my Auction st,rc will be sold = variety Of
"A Household and kitchen FSrnifwA
such sideboard tables bureaus, chairs, bedsteads,
with and without sackings; Spanish and hslf'span'sh
segars, Real Turkey oil stone, wrapping paPer,
boots and shoes.
Together with variety of Looking glasses, Glass
&C &C.
rRegular Auction Nights-Monday, Wsd-
nesday. and Saturday nights.
aug "a
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust from Alexander Lam
I'D mond to the subscriber, viii be- exposed to pub
lie sale. on SATURDAY, the 4a Of Stptsmbs, ~ext, d
II o'clock u. ~ on the premises,
E A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
UET, md LOT,
Has,, situated on Franklin street, between Water
&S$sst and Fairfax str. cts
Terms made known at the place Of sale.
JOHN 8. PRESTON,
aug ~ Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-28

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