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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
TRUSTEES SALE

* virtue OF deed of trust from Iud,vou 1o
10, oeai'ng date the LIST day of Nav IN ,Lo ,oa
10 ana recorded III the county court If es,a,;.i
yuIio' snail on Monday, TIE Itib d.v ~ ~
m' p"Iore the front door of the T., plo Hotel -; ~
y VI richmond, proceed to sell at nuhl,c ,ua,,.
a;J s"csi niddeF. Tract Of hand lving IN IT,
one ~ oPo isyIvanla, Containing four Thousand
~ ana iorty acres more or les; heinz na,,
60, '' " i'hd commonly dcsinnnt cd IN tho cod
a.y 40 we mno tract. The land il rcprosontoJ o.
,,,s ~ 49,! ''rGe quantity OF iron orc barge onon,i
Ia,, '''r ore were, at former timcs raised ,yi,h
l. n 70 nose engaged in The opc ration ard :,
,nncI Pg' 'nht the mines nigh be now worked IN
C,I ,,,t " INC operations were prudcntly and skil
cb,yo uI'teu Blu, OF this, It's supposed tho mi,
ora,, " W. ny an examination, inform himself ne No
nal W tHe extent or fertility of the mines ,viI mo
L selling as trustee. shall convex IN Ibo 49,"
;",SI WIN sPccla Warmly only though !, ~ he
sr 'nat the titc IS unquestionabls
80, ''Ins OF sale will bc one third of tho purcb,,o
ana the charges Of The sale and oC ,bp go,
~ ~ VI me uust, to be paid IN hand and tho rcsid"
y. sro purchase money, in three canal insto,n,n,
EEayaDie respectively ~ one two, mud ,brce vo"ts
me Gay Of sale, and bearing interest from ILi
"hu 10 DC secured by deco of trvst ON tb Ian5
:. : ~ - 70 r.. .s--, as ROBERT STANARD
4 n oh IENDlErON HNRtpOSTS, WIN Is mo, m ,,it
Jav %, NJ w ,Hsna Tate notce: ThR on Euassv the o,t
boyrS ~, eighisen hundred and tniyty bo,orp a.,
ps o' zen ~ ~ and SIX y, tho Tavsrp n IS ~ ~,
~ J, W ao1sa tounty, v,rstnra saf ,as tho dcn W
1850 sse ~ n white and others be read IA cygg. @
no., ~ Su' Pcnors ~ the county Of LOUISA vLos,
,,,n pdn,U AND you and AARON G. White eye,u,n
w. william White, defendaus The tst,ns q 90
fnphcd. Your, " " ,.,,, u,Ia gay 10 day till
aug 2i-wiw I'd "'S'oR CLAYTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

0rauen Of the public Commissioners ,eu,c.
p1osnonsiiy the administration which has just fallen with
the power Of Chare.
The following appointed prov sona commandments
Tor the Department of Justice, NJ Dupont de rEure.
Finance Baron Lious.
War, General Gerard.
Marine. NJ. de Rcuy.
Foreign 90ams NJ. Biguor
Public Instruction. NJ J;uzo,.
Interior and Public Works, NJ. Cas,mir Pertier.
(Signed)
LoB1U. " de PUYRArEAU,
.M4UGULN De StIIO MEN
PGrts, Hotel de Pile July 81.
The present Duke OF Orleans is the son of he well
known lEgalitc, who suffered durnu the French
Revolution by the guillotne. and cousin TO tho ey-
hing He was several years himself Colonel in
the republican cavalry ond fought various battles un
der the tri-colored flag He was, afterwards oblucd
TO fly Ia Switzerland, where h. was n professor oS
mathematics, and, some time afcr came over to his
country, and took mp his residence Ch,swIck On
the restoration ofhe Bourbons he returned TO France
ana had the whole of h,s immense property restored
to him II Gobel
The Duke rs next of the Princes of the Blood to
une Duke n' Bordeaux. a posthumous of the late
Duk" OF Berr, next brother To the DAuPuIS the
Duke dAngeulome. g. consequently the third in suc-
cessIon. He will be 81 years old on tho 9th of Oct
next. Chares the Tenth Is abost 10. Gen. LAFAYETTE
is 74.-Eds. j. Of &.
SPAIN'-Msdrid dates to The 18th of July have
boon received in Enslan The success of the liberal
party IN France had produced an agreeable
among the people nf Madrid but II had alarmed the
government The Council Of CASTLE had addrc, scL
the hing proJet of law. in which II is eaid- II
seems Ia the Council that Spin first exposed To III,
fures OF the evolutionary faction which If II should
triumph IN France, woHld make every ef;,r, to OK.
tend itself into he peninsula. That the Council see
no other means OF preventing danger than those men
TONED IN he proJe which contains oblivion of al
political opinions and acts, recall of all the emgron,
to their country, and convocation of the Cortes es
tGmcntos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
Chlckahominy Land FIR Sale

4 VIZ SUBSCRIBER Is empowered by n deeJ 81 -,
q rom Judge Hay and Others of record :. VS.
once OF the clerk Of Henrico countv 70 eli ~ inc
no" oHeis Tor sale, the estate called a"u he
aiming about nine hundred and thirty acrn.' con
vi C"icEahominy, IN the county of Heprco 49,
seven miles from the city of Richmond ''' aoouL
ne estate consists of two parceIs. The
6nn,. rom the lower by slip Of land abou, foH,
hundred yards wide. The upper parc.I oon, ,our
""ou 41o, and the lower about 500 acrca '"'H'
on the upper parcel there is an excel,on, -,
"ei'9 mousse o2 by 20 feet, having SIX LARGO anS
TWO small rooms and four large closets IT, go ano
gas punt about the year 1914 and 10 s,d - ho 90
srod as any IN tho county. The store.roor, e es
ga'"enSf house are also Of brick. The otber hnn
SeS' ktchen, servants apartments stables anJ ou
nouSe' &C are OF wood. About o,e,b;,5 r ~.
ttac' IT, as am told, what is called rnud Ind Io 10
20 acres OF which are cleared and i'm meadow Nit
WIN little trouble be kept constantly irr;o,,oJ
q. ~" INC iowcr tract, containing about 500 49,,
mere are barns, stables, &c but no duve;n hn...'
Dut 'hat intended for the 6vcrseer II has, ooaJ
$40 Tor dwelling house near an exreIlon, ECU sou
" i most abundant supply of fire wood Tbd,n g
a'so MI orchard on 10 IL represet ,L, s a. -
tract between one and two hundred ac,os o. LII
.unu mat may be ensIly cleared and TIM, mo on nu
!" an. any ilnd on ChIckahomInv '4''-
ne district OF country IN wbico, tbesoIonao
',ou, Is sad to be very healthy and cn,reIv oor
rom ague and feveK """ S'fe'y exempt
Oh having the purchase monev md Tho ;,,
Cnrteoi payable annually c,o,si aon',.
nDpfaI c-cdIi will be given TO The purchaser
ihc parcels will be sold s"pn ro,c1v - g.
''i Sn ao 80 dcsIre. ROBERT STANaRn
Jy 20 -2Bw8p hi'hhb'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
JOSHUA DOING.

WANTED-Forty able bodied hands 10 work A.
w Maldens Adventure and Bosher's Dams who
VIII be paid IS cent per day and found each land
'u.n'Sn'hg hlnse with shovel peek APPLY
tiezekoh MoSby, at the Toll House, at the Basin.
aug 3I-6t "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
We offer for sale

We offer for sale, : -
1zn ihds sugar, St. Croix, Porto Rico and N.
40 bril-, do p''' p', %o
SIS boxes and IS bbls loaf SUGAR
90 hhds West India molasscs
10 do and 60 bbls N @ do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, s, J,oo. Rio a.
St. Domingo .- So " ~
$500 sacks Liverpool blown sslt
,S Soo do 10 ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
9o tons bar iron. Swedes English and American
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistored stoo,
Is tons pig ir"n
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascoiia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calf skins and upper do
$50 BurDo. Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
rort Seuppernong, Muscat, : Wine
90 icrces rice
10 tierces clover seed
Window glass 10 by - q b,,o q
by III, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun poyde,
Sopperns alum, salt pe,re, brinstone
f!m"nto pepper. ginger, indigo
Sunpowd"r, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle corks
) wing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bnyeiur
s.Stcrs soap and candles
Nuscatcl raisins
Fax seed
e5 600 lbs bacon
200 tIerces Thomas,on lime
SEQ brls tar
5U ools NO g. mackarel. prime porL,
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassa, pearl barley
Glass. rarthcn and stone wnre
w hnmore q cotton and wool cards
Linseed and tanners oil
domestic goods, sheetings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the A ppomn,t,, co+
ton Factory. LEWIS WERR& 90 Nv
sept - w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
FOR SALE

VIE subscriber Offers for sale one, or all. of s;x
- DICK lenements, in one block, between I and
~ on iSth street, privately, till the 9th day of nett
nonth' (September) If not disposed of before ,ba;
Day ne VIII otter them then, at o'clock p M on
me premises, at and months credit, at putc ,uc.
u"n' These tenements 10 feet front nm Ie,b
street, running back about 100 feet IF d;,nosod 20
al auction he sale will be conducted by ]. & s. Coz,
by 81 Co. Auctioneers.
aug 27-ids JnStIIT. Do,n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
Rogers Orange Gun Powder

NoSeIS orange Gun Powder
E'hIS article, (for sale by the subscr,borsl - now,
n maze upon new and much improVod MN;
pes, producing as guaranteed by the pron,e,a, -
,n"o'e superiority IF strength and auicknoss and
B'Td' perfection IN its Combustion N
~ % .Hered IN Kegs of all the dilarop, sizo. ,c
g,uihS ana suitable for all kinds of sb,o,;no Cd %
Eu"s-aiso' IN cansters Of double and tbc go 49,
go possible degree OF strength eN'
- Deu'erS ar" requested to notice that ,bis po,,
L w., ,uy AZ once BE- distinctly known from s ohio,
sso o'u"gr or red stain impaired on its ignition
as ESQ oy Us peculiar hghtncss as measured charge
go :. Wv Dc FOUND TO weigh much less than tho
''' "''uSure OF any other kind
o,, =, OTIS, DUNLOP e. co Agents
~ W I'E Tho subscriber intending to leave ,Lc
ota'e Of Virginia Ibis fall, and anxious To rnnbo
s"Cn arrangements rs will enable him TO do so ,,b
cInVennnceJ respectfully rcquostsall perspps indb,
next VIC '9' Oc'ODeT
49, Those indebted to the late concern NJ W. py
w @I.g"r d. Go. will make payment wIbou, dniov >:
M VIM III Brandcr or tho subscriber ne Ionoay -; -
dnlgencr cannot be- granted ''"se' in-
The subscriber has on hand n mood ,s,o,,u,o.. %
groceries which he ~ disposed To sell lorv c. "s "
or on MS usual terms of credit IN nnnc,,aI . eu'
ers va ~, Punrtual custom.
sHanehestsr, Aug 2A-2aw 4, "N"'"Dh'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

IL hLokS The subscriber has Just received
iSaz"rs. warranted good. r ID SANYSW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

Flute and Violin Music.
A Variety OF Flute, Flageolc, and VioI. M,.;, q
N received by JNO n WASI siS
sep O NSAA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
GalIego Mills Family Flour-

I'VE ,y fIon' IS now ready for deliverv
their supplies. p CSuSv ua 10 can FOR
aug 1885, if ALLIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
Notice.

Notice.
YJNHE subscriber having associated Mr. THOMAS WHir.
Il TisGroS with himself in the ClsthIng and Mer.
chant Tailors business, and having received fresh
supply GOODS. they will be enabled to furnish their
customers with any articles in their line at the shortest
notice and low prices Custom work will be partleu
larry attended to by Mr. Wilmington, and the clothing
by s. Dearborn.
SIMON DEARBORN,
THOMAS WHIr1INGToN.
april l-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
OBITUARY.
From the National Intelligence

From the National hatehgencer.
II. THOMPSON RANkIN,' formerly OF Alexan-
dra. in this District, and lately resident in this
c;ty' died on the Cd instant. in his Gath year.
Hehas passed the irremeabie bourne, where the
;ealousies and collisions of this world can no Ion
Ger reach him. Let justice be rendered to his
names. .,
Mr.. Rankin was fine classical scholar, with
larre attanments even for person of matured
years-for genius anticipates the progress OF time:
His memory was store-house of the treasures OF
antiquity, and embraced the more valuable acqai-
s;t;ons in modern science and literature. His
nen. like his conversation, gave many proofs OF
cultivated taste and rare endowments. he has
left manuscripts of classical transatlOns and OF
original composition, in prose and verse, well
worthy of publication.
In his intercourse with society, ne sought Ia
tber the communion of congenial minds, than
more diffusive popularity. He was frank IN his
communications, and faithful in his friendships.
Bold and decisive in his opinions, he was able
and energetic in maintaining them WITH cha'
racteristie ardor, he entered the political arena
and if ever his honest zeal overstePped the
bounds of discretion, the venal error sprang from
sanguine temperament-the source OF all ou'
noblest and most endearing virtues.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ~ CO
ARRIVED. APP

ARRIVED, APRIL 5,
Schr. Haxal, Shove, Newport; rum and do
nestle goods to A. c. CaZenove s. Co.
Schr. Georgetown, Kirkland, n. York; freight
for the District.
sloop Dolphin, Petit, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
sloop Johnson, Johnson, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; pas
sengers. Passed, off Cob Point, ship North Ame-
RIGA, Barden. brig Isabella, and schr. James Mum
roe off Quantico-all bound up
APRIL 6.
Brig Henry, Ross, Trinidad de Cuba. via
Havana; seven days from the latter place to
the Capes; molasses to w. Fowle & Co. Was
boarded off the Moro Castle, by the L. States
schr. Grampus, Lieut.. Jas. 6. Bougham command
Ing off Havana, cOnvoying-all well.
Left at Trinidad:
Briggs Missionary, Emery, kennebunk. for Bos-
ton; Union, Wade. Wiscasset, for New-York;
Oregon, Kendall, Boston, unknown; Sarah Ma
ria, Shaw, Boston, loading; Sarah Louisa, .Bish-
OPP, Boston, for Boston; Emeline, Fox, Port
land, for Philadelphia; Scot, Storer, Boston, for
Boston; Mary & Nancy, Castine, Nelson, dis
charging.
Schooners Margaret, Tilden, Baltimore, New
York; Antioch, Mount Desert, discharging; Sc
lima & Jane, Summers, discharging
March II, off Cape Antonio, spoke brig Ann
Celia, of Providence, for Hamburg. The Ann
Celia sailed some days previous to the Henry.
SAILED,
Schr. Virginia. Rodbird. ........ New-York.
Schr Dusty Miller, Williams, do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
Fewale Boarding School

H1R. & MRS. WAUGH deem it expedient to an
wi nounce that their School will be continued IN
Alexandra This snnunciauon seems 10 be necessary y
70 nrev.nt the hilarious consequences which might
o,herwise result, from prevailing rumor that they are
about . to move to washington, Whatever foundation
for this rumor may, heretofore, have existed there IS
none at present; out on the contrary the teachers
Offer anew their services to their friends in town ana
elsewhere, and are DESTROYS OF RECEIVING rev more
nnils. whether as boarders day scholars 1t IS IN,
t.ndad IN afford in a few weeks, opportunity OF
proving the SUCCESS their Institution BY public ex
animation. ""'N"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
asfESsso


HE Norfolk Beacon, ertenuating the late cir
''u, IA at William and Mary, says:
s,o. therefore think proper to state, that the
o c.' o' me destruction ofthe Bonds of the Col
5; =, " large amount. is wholly without foun-
' pssGrn-ali such papers being securely kept in
nOu Ele''' IN the house of the President 1.-THE
NJ Eu'uon OF the Records" was confined to tear
,nI. mon Tue Book Of the proceedings of the Fa-
r,sc;a le" leaves, containing the records in the
,,,eI " winch they or their fellows were impli-
,sc ,u ule pieces of which were afterwards col
,5 i.t "a and copied at small expense. Add to
,sso G'e breaking of few panes of glass. and Of
,c,S , os map, IN the Blue Room, and few
ra ,. IuGeness to some of the Professors, which
,,ss uast their better Judgment has since repudi.
Wo, H., ana the awful riot at our cherised Alma
re Is seen in its proper guise.'
me la'ts' as detailed, may not make out ar
,. s"'ul not but they certainly show the stu
ron s 10 nave gone as far as young gentlemen al
s urge are usually disposed to 90, and rathe,
er' We suppose, than the Professors. WHIT
"'.eu these = few acts of rudeness.'. are dis
''ea TO let them go again.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Federal Hill for sale

FtUGFHI NNI 10Y SAIC.
an THURSDAY, the 18Th instant. at 3 O'Clock, p.
" N. at the Public Reading Iioom, in the Town of
Alexandria will be sold that desirable property, lying
attic without the Corporation and known by the
Of
FEDERAL HILL.
The situation pleasant and healthy, containing up
wards of three acres of land, mostly enclosed; the build
ings good repair; convenient to failing spring
Of excellent water.
Mr. Isaac Robbins, Jr. who resides the premises,
will show the property to any person wishing to view
it. Terms of sale cash
BY order:
april GEO. WHITE, auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
ReN hanging. SC.

s'HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he still carries his business IN the dlfteren:
branches of mechanism ard his shop, the east
side Of Royal street, fe,o doors north Of the Marhet
House, AS persons in town, knowing that servel an
apprenticeship to the gold and sver-Smith's business,
think and have said, that know little about the
business I now follow would add for their nforms
ton that have been employed in Of the best fac
tories in the United States for considerable time,
where all kinds of work done in BRASS iron, steel,
&c.-and no work done there would pass inspection,
unless of superior quality. feel myself qualified to
execute almost IN, kind of work in my line of bust
ness; VIZ:
Square and fancy fling
Surgeons and dentists instruments made and
repaired
Bell h. nging of every description
Cracked bells, Of all sizes. repaired, new
discovery
Valuable china repaired, by clamps
Together with the ordinary branches of Mechanism;
such making keys; repairing locks and irons, sho
wells and tongs; making shoeiaakers' tools grinding
razois. shears, scissors, &c.
All work left with shall be executed a, well as it
it be done at any other shop the District and at
moderate prices, for cash.
april 6-3t 6. H. DUFFEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07

If the true measure of time be the succession
OF ideas, and if character depend on pure inten-
tons and bene6cent exertions, although cut off in
the spring tide of his days, he has yet hred life
IA life Of honor and of usefulness.
How he acquitted himself in his domestic re-
lations, that sorrow, to which no language can
give utterance, of widowed mother and almost
orphan sister, most eloduently tells
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
I,afayette Ice House.

T AVAIL myself of this early opportunity OF INFORM
i ng the good old customers Of the Lafayette Ice
House. and The public generally. that have large
supply of good IcE on hand; that, owing to un'l'a.
pains and Particularly in getting az any ice last winter
Ire,nectfuIy express my gratitu lie to my customers
for their patronage My terms for 100 tickets -.
n"xsred At the n f. corner of Prince and Fairfax
s,-n.ts. CHARLES MURRAY !
april 1-6t =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
New Arrangement.
The proprietor. of the steamboat
j. POTOMAC.

4>sssys. The propriet"rs of the steamboat
h POTOMAC,
HSSsyt9 Having determined to make
tao trips ueek between Wash.
ing,on, Alexandria, and Norfolk --c commencing a,
Norfolk sunday, the l 18th inst
Leaving Norfolk on Sunday evening, at O'clock
arrive at Washington on Monday evening
Leave Washington on tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
and alexandris 1T 4, arrive Norfolk On ednesday
afternoon.
Leave Norfolk on "Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock,
arrive at Washington on Thursday evening.
Leave Washington on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock
and Alexandria at f. arrive at Norfolk Saturday af-
ternoon.
Fare Sc, meals included.
april y. WATTLFS, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07

nJe The number of the Working Man," re-
ceived last week and returned to the author at
his request for correction, is now ON our ia
BILE. and shall have a place tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07

Bishop Chase-We learn with regret that the
accident which happenedto this eminent divine
few weeks since was not exaggerated. His left
elbow was dislocated and shockingly bruised sew
eral ribs were broken. and much other injury re-
ceiyed. His life, which was at first desPaired OF,
it is now trusted, will be preserved. The loss
of so invaluable man to his diocese, and Partlc-
ularly to Kenyon College, the interests of which
he so cordially cherishes, would be irrepara5le.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07
hooks! Hooksa
One Cent Reward

EFT the service of the subscriber, on Sunday, the
4 2s,h utmo, an indented apprentice to the print
ing business named John Thomas 71,oers aged as he
saws, nineteen years though lis youthful appe srance
and small stature do not Indicate that age The above
reward will be paid for his arrest and delivery at The
Office of the Phenx Gazette, Alexandra.
All, persons are cautioned ainst harboringo en-
ployng said boy, the u,mos, rgor of the law will be
put III force against any one offending.
aprll7-St oNoWDhN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-07

~ Suut'loh 10 tneSe appropriations the Govern
snl mas been authorized to aid, by subscription
'ae following works:
Delaware Delaware and Chesapeake Canal, SsOO0.OoO
UNO and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ss'9" swamp'''.''''.......d O..... $50, 900
I,Ou','ile and Portland. lido. ......9O 900
VTu'oerahd ROad............do...2 $50. COS
''''ern anu ), W. States Roads. 10, 959
lOtai, '''................ S1sSS9 SS6
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For Sale or lease.

For Sale or Aease.
VUNfIL subs crbt being unable to give the requisite
i attention TO his property in Alexandria, will offer
day Of Nay the following
HOUSES IND LOTS
kzaA The House and Lot south of the
&EJYNM Bank of Alexandra, now occupied by " H.
~ sfE5 liam Syphax; and the House and Lot
G&SSfao north of Mr.. Guy Atknson's; both on Fair
fax street, and opposite the Public Square;
The vacant Lots OH Cameron street, east OF the
Bank Of Alexandris;
The vacant Lots on the west side of Water
street. opposite the house, and the Lumber Yard Of
Mr. &. II. Smoot;
Also. the vacant Lots at and near the southeast
corner OF Queen and atcrs'reets;
Also, the Wharf, north of fuckers Wharf,
occupied ~ The propretors Of the steamboat Potomac;
The Houses and Lots on OronokO street, west
of Mr.. Beverlcy's;
The southwest corner Quarter-Square on Union
and Or0nnko streets, with BRICK Stable thereon;
The Houses and Lots and Wharf north of
Wilkes street, bounded on the north by twenty foot
alley; extending from Water TO Union, and from
thence to the river The last mentioned property is
| subject to ground rent
Terms Of Sale-One-fourth of the purchase
money in ca-b, u Bote, at sixty days, with approved
endorsers one.fonrth III twelve months; and ehaf
in wo wears; with interest secured by deed of trust.
A plat of the Lots will be prepared and eXhi-
bited on before the day Of sale In the mean time,
proposals for leasing any part OF the property will be
recei, ed by }. C.. HERBERT,
Evansville, Md.
april 1--d1w3'awtwbsSdlw