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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

Union Canal Lottery, No. Z,
Draws next Saturday ond the drawing will be rccci
we'd at Bigger's Office on Tuesday the l ii, inst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

an, :, WHEELING, May /.
3Mohsr Steamboat Disasier-On the 10Th ut miles be-
low New Madrid of the boilers the Caledonia
eHpodeo and Killed seven persons, and wounded
i'een others So il is stated in letter the clerk of the
ooa written Immediately after the saser-olher persons re-
present the loss OF lives much greater There nearly
AUG passengers on board 1t appears impossible account for
the accident; the the time and the
lure was IN The side OF the boiler, which believed is new
OcCu!ience- -GGs -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

From the Cincinnati American Artil ai1
Gen. w. III. HARRIsoN, late Minister to Colom
bia reached this city Monday last and proceeded
on the same day to his residence at North Bend
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

Interesting Operatiom.-A eweIer in Providence r. L.
some days ncs being engaged in his business sharp and
ne piece Of steel flew his eye lodged subject
ing him to the pains He application to Sc.
veIa medical men, of who considering the delicate ma
"e OK the eye ball. dared venture operations when another
je,yeerr fortunately thinking Of the oastone placed to the
sufferers eye, aud drew the steel, without injury
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

G D1SFEPSIA.-The n. Haven City Gazette states
that the secret cure for dyspepsia, discovered by
gentleman ofthis city concerning the efficacy of
has leaked out and consists in simply kneading the
stomach with the hands, thereby restoring the pcris
ta!tic motion in cases where the digestive organs
have become diseased and torpid Whether this is
it would be attended with very excellent effects in
cases OF indigestion; and instances are within our
positive knowledge ofpersons who, by rcsortng to
this mode renewing the perstatic action of the in
tGstlnes' have derived very important assistance.
We know of one individual in particular, who was
thus, the space less than three weeks restored
to comparative health after having langulshed in
most miserable condition for many months in conse-
1uence of dyspepsia.-IN Y. Etc Post.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

Inc Jury on Saturday, without leaving their box,
lound Wilson the mail robber, guilty all the counts
OF the Indictment. OF course his sentence must be
death. We understand that he has expressed wish
to see Mr. Reside the mail contractor, to whom he
promises to make disclosures that will as,onisb
our citizens.-I Phil. u. S. Gas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

| In the Norfolk Fee Press an editorial article ~.
speeding the late Jeersonian alias Bentonlap) pub
tic dinner at Washington, is introduced thus: "Jef:
persons Btrth Day, just discovered" The editor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07
IVA ARINaEs ng EWs.
PORP OF RICIf.NOyN-D.

Superfine Salad Oil.
sD0 Baskets suPerfine salad OIL For sale by
~ II. H. DREW, Agent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

what political party they may) who have had an OPP
portunity to witness the Executive movements and
ieci the effects OF the Executive influence which
were brought TO bear against that bill. During tho
debate, which lasted 9 ) weeks, the President
ana ms Cabinet were unwearied IN their efforts TO
break 1t down; and (what believe never occurred in
case beore the exertion of his private
Ieary were put into requiston in the Lobby of the
House todeieat it. This powerful opposition was
nor aimed so much against this particular road, as
Tor blow at the system of Internal Improvement;
ana an sorry TO inform you, it has been aimed with
TOO fatal success. 1t was thought by the opponents
OF the SYSTEM that if that bill could be defeated all
the other measures proposed by the committee con
Internal improvements" would fall almost us mat.
ter ofeourse. Accordingly, during the debate, the
iiouse was constantly alarmed by exaggerated state
ments of the number, magnitude and expense of the
contemplated improvements Among these, the pro-
posed branch of the Cumberland Road from Zanes-
VILE, leading through the States of Kentucky and
tennessee, and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
made The most prominent figure: With all these en-
gines at work. overwhelmed by opposition within and
out OF Congress, the bill lost by majority Of
votes against it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY,
EXTRA No. Q,
Draws en- MONDAY next, ut 9 O'Clock p. Nj.
Capitals, SIS 1000. 1000, 1000, 500, and s
II ,000.-Whole Tickets 81, halves ,, quarters
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
Edward Stahler & Sou

EsPECI FULLY inform those who have opporta.
IL mites Offending to Alexandra, that they expect
to receive in the course of the present week Q large
and general assortment ofthe best GARDEN SEEDS
"a supply OF Flower Seeds viii subs, quently come to
handy grown by ID. e c. Landreth. at their Nurseries
near Philadelphia. and ,ooyrant,db by them to Be genuine.
E 5. x SON state, also. that they are Agents for pro-
curing Plants. Shrubs. Vines, Roots, Fruit Trees, Or.
nsmental Trees, &c. ofevery description.
, All will be sold at the Philadelplia prices, the purs
chaser paying the expenses of transportation. &c. ON
articles ordered for him.
In addition to their own recommendation of the above
articles, they give the following letter from . distiH.
guished citizen Of Virginia.
OAK HILa, February IS. 1880.
Gentlemen Il have received your letter Of the sd.
and assure you, with pleasure, that the Garden Seed
with which you have supplied us for several years, is Of
excellent quality, and such as my family have highly
approved. ibid not know from whom you procured il.
but conclude from your letter that il was Messrs. Land.
re,h.
With respect and esteem, yours,
JAMES MONROE,
To Messrs. EDWARD SrABLrR & SON,
Druggists, alexandria.
march IL 1awtJeR-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXaNDRLa, IN. C.

ARRIVED, JUNE 6,
Schr Lermond, Thomastown; Lime to VIM
FOwle & Co.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; pas
sengers and freight for the District.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, B.. j. jenkins, Bal
timore; passengers and freight for the District.
SAILED,
Sloop Planter, Merrill, New York.
Sloop Diadema, Elkinton, Philadelphia.
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt Baltimore.
-aS
Brig Alexandria, Howes, hence at Boston Sd
instant.
Brig Invincible, Pratt, do. do. do. do.
Schr Alfred, Freeman, do. do. do. do.
- Decatur, Davis, hence at New York 5th
instant.
Schr. Georgetown. Knapp, cleared at New
York for this port 9Th inst.
Schr. Hiram, Barnes, from this port, arrived
at St. Marks Florida 18th May.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
Nouug XaNies' Seminary.

Mr. BRASHEARS begs leave respectfully to in.
vi form the ladies' of Alexandria. that h. will, M
Hond y the 3la instant, open a Seminar, for the in:
struclion OF young ladies in the following branches OF
literature, viz: Reading, Penmanship, Arithmetic, En-.
sli>h .rammar, Ancient ana Modern Geography, His.
,or,, ancient and modern, Chronology, Use Of Maps
and Globes, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, Compost.
ton, Book Keeping, Chemistry, Astronomy, the use.
fI' branches ut and inc Latin ana 6reek
l. languages.
In thu. presenting himself brf.re the public, Mr.. B..
hopes the following remarks vii. he deemed pertinent.
Several y,ai. of vi. d 5 prof ,sional life v re passed
in large Academies, in which pupils Of both sexes we're
received; and from observations which he was thus
enabled to make, Nj Is lot opinion hat he cduca.
ton of Young ;sdies has been too c,rcumscrlbed, and
700 much confn"dt to the ornamental branches, to the
neglect GIN r. imr'rt,nt studies 1t IL not Mr.. BIS
object to c,ciu lr tn PoIite Sciences; they will all in
n. course e trmc, be introduced under the auspices
OF the ah'e,' professors. The French, Spanish. and
Italian Languages. Music, Drawing, Dancing. Bead
WORK, &c viii Claim a proper share of attention.
Ever, .xcrtion will be made by the Principal to
give his pupils a thorough knowledge OF their stuiies.
u, hopes parents will be more gratified to Ind their
daughters perfectly acquainted with what they may
have gone over, than to have them hurried from study
tn study in q superficial manner. The gent'est methods
will always BE- resorted to, to enforce the Rules of the
Seminary, and the pupils will be encouraged to the
exercise Of 3 proper attention to their studies by
MONTH, reports Of Improvement, behaviour, &c. To
afford parents an opportunity 10 Judge OF the advance.
ment of hi, scholars, Mr. B viii hold semi-apnus' pub
lie examinations, and will confer handsome rewards on
the most distinguished.
The Seminary is situated on Prince street, between
Washington and st. Assph streets, at present used on
the sabbath Nv a branch of the Me:hodsts. On the
completion of the new Church, which will probably be
in the course of a month. Mr. b. will furnish his Semi
nary in a handsome and convenient manner.
Persons Wishing to patronise this institution, will
please call at Mrs. Luckett's, King street, between
Water and Fairfax streets; or, after Monday, at the
Seminary may 2o-d5tC iaw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
ladies SHOE Factory.
JOHN MORGAN,

Z Has the honor of respectfully informing the
zzr ladies Of Alexandra and the public gen.
G2x&R orally, that he has taken tie BRICK sore n
the south side of King. between Washington and ST.
Assph streets, where he will attend specially to the
Manufacturing of
Ladies', Misses and Chiidren'S Shoes.
And he hopes, by unrrmitting attention to business.
and unyaried enieavors to please, to rserlta share OF
N "a orders from the country punet1aHy attended
"" march i5-dlmlsw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08

rate demand and a considerable stock Of this de-
scription. We quote-New Yerk superfne "a
81 a 5; Troy, do. a 5 IL; Western, do. 5 le
as 81; Philadelphia, 5 5 IL; Baltimore, City,
A 81 5; Howard Street, 5 IL a S 26.
GrGin.-The market continues very scantily
supplied with Wheat. Most of the Mills in the
vicinity are idle for want of a supply, and no re-
ceipts are expected before the next harvest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08

Hbur-The wagon price ranged last week
rom 81 Is to 1 so, steady and firm without much
activity, with the exception of Thursday, when.
from local causes, there was some excitement IN
the market. and "a SIS 4 SO was currently paid.
Sales from stores principally at S445 to 4 81.
Thursday, sales in the morning at "a 80; subse-
quentlv "a SO; and some others during the day.
terms not transpired-supposed not materially
different. Saturday, the wagon price closed at
$3.50, dealers demanding from stores 81 So
There was a falling oftin the receipts and an IN
creased export; consequently a reduction Of the
stock. which is now estimated at from 1000 to
800 brls. all kinds. Yesterday a few loads
were bought from wagons at "a so, others at 452
and ! "a, but 4 50 was the most current PRICE
one or two loads brought a fraction more. We
,enot advised of any sales from stores. but know
a~tseyeral lots having been offered at 4 80 with
ont meeting with purchasers so was offered
and probably a few cents more could have been
yJlmed.
Export for the week ending Saturday 5th inst.
$40 barrels--2503 foreign, 1916 coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period.
Nlnsstreet, 1896 bbis. 90 halt bbls.
Wharf, 551 &" q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
NETWORK MARKET-JuNE 5.

HOur.-Western Flour has advanced since
eOr last from ls to 25 cents per barrel, owing to
NE reduced stock, diminished supplies. and the
expectation of small receipts Of tins description
during the Summer. New York Flour has also
slightly improved. Southern continues at much
he same prices as last week. with but a mode
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
flaster.

Oh BARRELS caieined Plaster
W $50 do white and ground fine for calcining
100 tons well ground, in bulk and barrels, for
the usus! imposes
A constant suppl, of these articles will be kept on
hand. Persons disposed to purchase lthe term, will
be moderate ard accommodating apply either a, my
Nill on King street, Or at the tobacco Warehouse.
Keith's wharf. rho. SWAMI, Jr.
June 7-w3w
- The National Intelligence and Telegraph will
MISE TT the above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
march
Office Of the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company,
WAsHlNoToN, March "a, 1880.

"hohtNoioNt uAoiNh ~fs Aooos
NOTICE ishereby given. that an instalment Of FIVE
~ dollars per share tbeing the 18th instalmen') on
every share Of stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, is required to be paid on the Sd day Of June
next; and a further sum OF two dollars and fifty cents
per share (being the 18Th in~sta'ment) on the Sd day Of
July next; which i%nstalments must be paid to the ere.
dt of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, tothe
Cashier or other officer of either of the following
Banks, Wig:
The Branch of the Bank Of the United States AZ
Washington;
The Bank Of Washington. at Washington;
The Patriotic Bank, do
The Bank OF the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown;
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria,;
The Bank of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexsndria, do
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, do
The Hager,t0wn Bonk, in iisger,town. Md.
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Charlestowh, Wiz.
ginia; and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank. in Leesburg, Va.
BY order Of the President aud Directors:
JOHN p. iNGI.E,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
april i lawtJy3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
Total
sou - q ''
PHiLADELPHIA MARKET-JUNE 5.

PHiLADELPHiA MARKET-JuNE ).
HT ant MeaL-rhe transactions In super
ne Flour this week have been quite unlmportant'
and in several sales made a reduction OF l2i cts.
per Dbl, has been submitted to. Rye Flour con-
taaes arce. and sales dlrins the week atSS,95
ASSIST. Corn Meal Is steady at quotations,
~oltsales for this week not large. Exports OF SUI
Pr6ne Flour from Is 20 Slst May. $685. bar
ns, aud since LIST January, 12e.O74 bbls. OF
which $685. bbls have been shipped to England.
Grals,-tine cargo of Susquehannah Wheat at
cts, on the Schuylkill, afioat, is the only sale
FPrted. Supplies of Corn are moderate Tor
w; S6a 40 for White and yellow Southern; two
agOes round Corn sold at As cts. Rye Is scarce
No change In Oats.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
BY GEORGE WHITE.
AsNies' auction.
On THUR SD.AY MORNING, (lOh inst.) at

IU LtUth,
4 T his Auction-rooms, corner of King and st. A.
~ saph streets, will he sold an elegan, and extens-
i've assortment of
China, C~rockeryware, Looking-glasses, &c.
Ordered for sale without limits.
1rhe ladies' of Alexandria and is vicinity are par
ticularly invited to attend, as it is tue determination
of the Auctioneer TO sell every aticle put up.
Bills will be distributed on TUESDAY morning, when
the different articles for sale will be arranged and r's
dy for examination. june 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
lust Received,

.and for sale at Darid Nartia's bookstore,
TIVE Virginia Housewife. or ne,hodlcal Cook, by
Mrs. Mary Randolph. Aethod is the soul o. mo-
o,pemsnt. Fourth edition, with amendments and al
d,tions. Price IS cents.
iune 1T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08

1yricniturai Prospects. -POulS0n'S Philadel-
-, Daily Advertiser contains the following.
a Gentleman who has much experience in az
.;.rltnral matters, having just returned from a
mr. through a considerable portion Of the State,
.,.nrps us that. according to present appearances,
81 cron of this season will at least equal, and
..,n,by surpass, any thing that has heretofore
Psva;J me labors ofthe Pennsylvania farmer. He
ia through the Counties of Philadelphia,
49, Montgomery, Lehigh, Berks, NOrthamp-
- Inzerne. Columbia, Northumberland ,Schuyl-
.5I Lebanon, Lancaster, and Chester. In all
Sss, districts, both grain and grass, wheat, rye,
ioypr. timothy, sc. promised to yield IN prdi-
non, abundance; and the oldest farmers felt as
19,,sI Of a harvest more plentiful than the richest
.y,r gathered by themselves or their fathers.
The fields Of grain and clover In all the coun-
b,,Iering on the Schuylkill river never look
i more Aourishing than they do this spring.
Sza565ss~
J,dtm for hebrisieS.-The Medical Society
II Connecticut are taking measures for the esta-
,i.bment of an Asylum for persons of intempe-
ATE habiit, and have passed resolutions and ap.
,g;pred a committee to bring the subject before
ic Legislature.
Ssa3e9ae
Ihp Editor OF tne new Urn MlItOr mas Wdue
,rrapqements TO commence a new series of this
,rreea5le and popular miscellany under the most
,iyan,aeeous circumstances. We notice among
Inc valuable list Of original contributors the names
ofSprague. Verplanck and Hallock; besides many
others who are already well known in the literary
world.
-sea:x~
It's stated in the Boston papers that David Hud-
az. who has been some time engaged in smuggling
from Canada. into the United States. supposed to
,e AGENT of some extensive foreign house, was de-
rcted within a year past lii smuggling about two
bu,and dollars worth of goods, which were seiZ-
ed in Boston. He was lately tried at Windsor,
Vt. and mulcted in the sum of $1,000, and nov
he i, in Burlington Jail, for want Of the funds.
<@S
The Rochester N. " Daily Advertiser propo-
,s to call a public meeting to adopt measures to
aid the enterprise of connecting the valley of the
tennessee Win the Allegheny River. The sue
ialapplicatiOn of steam to the navigation of the
.boye named river, is the immediate Indictment to
such e~xertiOn; and if the act directing the survey
of canal route from Rochester to the Allegheny
River passed at the last session of the Legislature
OfNew York. shall be carried into effect. Roches-
ar aud Pittsburgh, the Manchester and Birming-
nam Of New York and Pennsylvania, will be
brought into immediate union with each other.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
&SES
MARRIED.

On the Sd inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Mcclure, at
Bush Till, the seat of r. NJ. Scott, ESQ., WI
LIAM IL. FoorE, Esq. of Hay6eld.tO Miss May
Scorr, ouly daughter of the late David Wilson
Scott, Esq. of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08

-" John Header and Elisabeth his wife,
two Ministers Of The Gospel from the State of New
Hampshire, expect to attend an appoiate | meet ng at
the Old Methodist Meeting House, at S o'clock This
Evening NIB. They are Of those that are denomi.
mated Orthodox Friends. 6m.8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
LAND fnr Sale.

IlNEIN ~ HFNNo.
VXTUL be sold, on A.AITRn.4Y NEXT, Tie l2th
w instant, at hotp@t ) o'clock r. VI. at Eat,s'
Tavern, West End,
IT, Il T.3LU.9BLE IR.HCT OFL.fND,
SSafGs OF ONE HUADRED ACRES,
STN' situated in Fsirf4x county, sdjoining the lands
.es.sass. Of Dennis Johnston, ON the Occcquan Road,
five miles from town Thrift acres of said land beng
cleared; the balsrce in good wood.
Terms One third cash; the balance in six and nine
months, to be secured by approved endorsed paper,
and a deed OF trust on the property.
CHAS. p. JOHNSTON.
june S-TuWed&Fri'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08

" Wanted, a Carrier for this paper, who
will also attend about the Office. lie must be a boy
of good character and Industrious habits; and none
other need apply. jun- 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
TWENTY dollars NeMuru.

VIZ IS stolen from the subscriber. about the first of
w october last, my SEINE BOAT, sbou, Is feet
long, carrying four oars Her seats are kneed and r.
vetted through the bends; nearly new; built OF mnioer-
), yyh;te OAK. and cedar timber {; tar bottom and sides
Of Northern pine; also the top of her stern was knock
ed off by a vessel running foul of her.
have been informed that she was seen ia tow OF a
schooner off Iadlan Head. going down the river; and
also that she was seen at Johnson's Spring, above the
Fort an shore. have reason to believe that size is
.;tber above the Fort or below the Indian Head, At
some of the wood Landings, as she is web calculated
for that purpose, drawing out a small draft OF water !
will Give as for the thief or thieves, and IS for deli.
yering said boat tome, at the mouth OF Pomonkey
- HORATIO VI WARD.
Pomonkey. Locust Hill, Charles county, Me'
March 20. lsSv-march 2~6-2aw2w&wtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
A LOT OF LIND.

af.s1~ a LOT OF L.TNU,
EESAE$ containing l6u acres. lying IN the county OF
b1G Washington, State Of Ohio, it beng lot No
kA2 IS, in range8, town., section 5, IN said coun'
tx' which was convened BY George Turner and wife
and others 10 Thomas Jsnney and John ID Brown, and
by them to JOSEPH Janney in trust, and by said Janney
to the subscriber in trust. The title to IN, lot IS also
believed to be mdisputsble, but the subscriber will
make no other title than may be vested in him by the
aforementioned deeds.
GEORGE JOHNSON,
Residuary Trustee Of Thos. Janney 4 John ID. Brown.
inne | -2aWts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
TemperaMce Society.

A QUARTERLY meeting of the Temperance soci.
n ety of Alexandra. will be beld on Tuesday Eren
ing nert, ut 8 o'clock, in the Session Room OF the Sc
cond Presbyterian Church.
juneY CASsloS 70 LIc' 'eSS'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
TWENTY DOLLARS Reward,

~ " from tie employ OF the suuscn5er 3
u hired Negro Man, belonging to George +, Wash
ton, named
RALPH.
He had a pass from me to go TO Alexandria, which ex-
pred on the LIST INST since which time he has MT re
Jurued TO his duty; | therefore expect he is endeavor-
ing Ia make his csc APP TO some distant place. When
he left home he had on n white hat, a WOODEN jacket
and linen pantaioohs; he is of ioA stature, dark com
plexion: from as to 50 years Of age. | is supposed
he il lurking about Alexandria at this time. will
give Five Dollars reward for his apprehension i'll the
town of Alexandris or Fiirf.x Count Ten Do lar
for the City of Washington or State Of Mary land; or
twenty noll.rs for the state Of Pcnns: wanna, # dr'i-
vered to me-, or secured so that | geth IN sg in, and all
r asonable charges. Ed u !. BsItSi
Fai,f county, near Gee gum.
;rDe S-POTte
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Yrustee7s sale


tsY virtue of a Deed OF Trust from George G. lyle
sb 4 wife to me, dated the 9Th of october 1874,
and duly recorded in the County Count of Prince VIII
liam.] and at the request Of HE part4s TO the said deed, /
shall proceed to sch by pualic auction, III front OF the
" Reading Room in the Town of Aiexahdria, about
the mid. dav of TUESDAY, the ODD of June next, 10
the highest bidder Tor Cash, the following described
property, VIZ:
9a :" Those tW0 LOTS OF LIND,
EJIss&Ss. "and the sill houses and Dwelling Houses,
8Ee land other improvements thereon, situate
.ss3Ass,s. Gin the County of Prince Williams, being
" the san c that were purchased by John ..eAchmhn. II
'public auction, undcr an order OF decree Of tue Chan
" Gerry Court of that Cuunty, AID conveyed, the llth
'of October 1924, by Leac!iman and vile 10 &C
" Tyler"
This property lies under the Bull Run Mountains,
and il nIw occupied BY Mr.. TYLER The title rs bei'ev.
ed to DC unqoestonAble but | shall make to the pur
chaser such title only as vested oy the Deed OF Trust
J. l.. McKENNA,
apr 21-d5t,eo2ws2awts Trustee.