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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

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csItiiss q Why - ek4tscterts -
''lxttgsls ne paiseiples Of Ssch hea =
: 1VStve1,'9 trAmkIt1. 4 II E13et(e snd
! jyRnatnkeSx. We caS neither homes
sRelr $ssrtctiss, nor respect their ~a
} - I.sSs.sx., rAat he p.gs e hissssy
'Ssfvra,e and she sspstissses - an seAl
: esyxss: - s1htili3ss asd ass1xu5a1
-. l. eIBSst tkeif ettS sslfsA sisws
eea euxies lhe psssioas u Ne iepossa'
sesisse The bs6 indivsAusDs and eediSl
d qss ], bas;h,e ~ 1Eeat asss sf az
peelp,;e " South lRssJing, are too o.
i;fliiened = - dupsd b their shsllo',
arti6ces. rarx nsl ails
= Rssolued. That We will not insult
!, disturb, or iujure Anti MAsons, excep
in elf defsncs that our object is &
enl lixhten tneir mihds. and convincs
them afthsir eftofs-a,tte i,riate o
perSecute ths,n- III ssia ~. gaas
Voted, That the preceding Resolu
lisps be pubIishsd IN oil papers willing
to insert them. q, e'
- JOHN GOULD. Sd. Moderator.
.,s' BfHyANlA SWAN, Jr., Sec'ry.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

A blacksmith 10 England advertises
that he irons wheels and s'eal$ axes
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

JUSTICES EXECUllvNs
For sale a Ills u@ce
L.Sr-~ -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

Spohs IN the Pacific 0osan. July letl
Ship Rosslis. Brown ofths pert with 20
bbls Of Oil.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

~ LOT Of YchooI 1Seksss ana Wsseh
~ Risssss, tes ssls ~ thu ome<
Nov 30. AI s -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

Roam til such time as tiey should agree WIZ" .".
the Court would be ready to receive their ve'u'..
Accordingly. large numbers OF Perso" I'M.
sembled in the vicinity of the Court house. .a
mediately after dinner. in anxious exPectation -
hearing the verdict which was to determ,ne . .le
life or death of John Francis Knapp. Du, nS
hour TO which the Court %as ADJOURNED PASS
.w,v and others followed it, without any indiea'
ton benz given that the Jury had come to a oe-
cision. .,cceeded
.Crowds came and went, and were sucee e,aoL
nv other crowds till, between five and SIX o9ioon
the Jury we're seen to issue from the Court mousse
marshaIled and arranged as usual ior Tue Pu1-
pose of returning to their lodgings LOT rei'eS'''
ment. .o.;ons .bout
..Many persons kept their stations ANU ~,
court street. till late hour in the evening" 10
which thew were induced principally, BY reGG1-
lection of the circumstance that @hen D NJ
Clark was capitaIy convicted, several years ago.
tbe Jury did not return verdict TIL eleven :
cloct Al mint. at which the Court was called to-
rs,her 70 receive it. Last evening, however,
Shortly before 9 O'Clock the Court was opened pro
Gr,na. and Immediately adjourned to 9 O'Clock
his morning, when the verdict will be returned,
# the Jurv in the meantime shall agree. The
waiting multitude, Of course. Immediately dis
persed."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

tho enc as brother, the other az soiicitor; "a.
after short introductory conversation. il ~,
mutually determined that the lady should B. =
troduced, Who accordingly. at a iysn signal :.
tered in the shape of an Old and ugly woman :,
Iected from the back quarters of Safrou.hiIl
The dismay and disappointment Of Nc. G.,
mack may be better imagined than de.cl6.
more particularly when it Is considered ,.,
was accompanied by the loud and asts4;ans,.
laughter Of more than thirty gentlemen wbo =
lowed in the train Of the Lovely" b.iIe r..
lady embraced him. and scaled a pre,.ug, E.,
upon his lips. amid tie acclamatiou, Of he
holders: and the astonished swain, ate. = l,..
stare of unutterable vacancy, ran cut Of !.
room, and wa, received by taG shout. e IS,
mcrous mob
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
Office Of tie Chesapeake and Oa'o L
Company, -.
NAsHINGToN, NAY

NAsHINGToN, NAY "a I''.'
kottcE is hereby given. that an s''im' b. :. ~
~ d,llrs ard fifty cents per share l6eI"S ", =,
in,tsment) on every share Of stock in The Che"p''
and Ohio Canal Company, is required TO be p'"yg \.
81 day Of August next; and further 'diu OF -
and fifty cents per share (beins the I'm A,''a. -
the Sd day Of September n. At, which In''ai't. "a
be paid to the c. edit ofthe Chesapeake aDd On.
Company, to the Cashier othog oilce' '. |'-'
the following Banks. viz:
The Branch Bank of the United S's''
ingtcn.
The Bank of Washington, at Ws,hrS''9
he Patriotic Bank, do
The Bank of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmer. and Mechanics BaUs. al Ger.
TIE Bank of Alexandria, at AieIsnd"@
The Bank OF Potomac, %.
The Farmers' Bark Of Alexandra, d.
The Mechanics Bank ofAleIordria, Do
The Vsgerstown Bank, ia iIager,.o"l, Nd 'N'
The BTlnsh OF the Valley Bank. in CblF!e'oS"
gins. and o.
The Branch osthc Valley Bank, ia Lee'7u'g'
by order o.thc rs.idcnt snd Diree'o'
JOuN r. INulk'
Cisrh Ckesapsaheaad Ohio Ccssai e'~P''
Ray 3l-IawtSeIS n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18
FOREIGN ITEMS

The ancient Tower Of Whitby Abhe, !
England, fell with tremendous crash the a.,
before the death Of the King. twas 10, f..
high and was supported BY four lofty pillars.
Very great interest is excited a. Mael,tre,s,
near Client, by the criminal prosecution in.i...
ed against clergyman, VINO assisted By ~,
other reverend persons, inflicted ne pahi.nre.
OF the knout On a woman Dy way o! lndiclns e
to 1--we ',ftnousiy WIN hei HUSBAND; he ~
struinen'oi torture was hoo''l's 'ess u'ah t0e c.
oil the churcn cio'A' S.fea' e"or!' are inah!a. Z.
l1eO"I :ne - ''''" "a u
Pe' VI ''.'"
IShtS fWuS.-i ne 81. Anure" Herald sac
that luminous BODY was observed by gealtI
man m that town III The heaven GA TUESDAY mor
Ing last, about day-0reak. at an apparent cIas
ton OK between oo ana oo lcet. II was elCr,ti
M, y. "''"",' "ppa' 49, i''u IT,, ''e ''H% VI 4
s."'s ,ad " :, ~ b." i"rr i 80 , ' ".
"1iC''. ~ y " ,'S e'."'l',o' ol''s '.'''"S.'
a"o Oh 'is''S ~ IL az ''' .'''e''t" '"' ,S" 4
nave P'oeeeue" ''ot,' TIC "Pi'' "'''u'" :" i" ~
Jo'hins DI''ul"s -" su1''s "t't u's rays pr
ceedhis from u , 1Nh9u'af ''ehu"c"r'' Nal
, tne s,'auo"e o' u'Ne'e"t oolee" were G''n' 1
visible.
The " Psalter." printed at Mentz. by p..I
ana Hch&nef' III i1''' Is '!'G u''' u''k W..
bears 'ne printer 'a'"e' WIN INC "a'e'aa e-aI
printing.
The population q Rome in It's 'pajmy So.
was s, 690, GOO. at present the eternal Cuy{ +,
not contain more than 40. GOO inhabitants.
Tbou,,b Newton survived H.. r.bI;,,f.,
h. ;mro,t,l p,;nc;oi," forty ye,r. ,s,,, \
.io,th M had mot do,or f,llo.s., oTt III !
I.nJ
,, :, o.,
p,r,i~ ro ' cai."a,sd ,bs f,rce pJ at which, T
.au,,a.. :, or;ar =, anonra ,I,o c;r'Ila,;on 49,,
hInod ~ ba .on,j n IIr nonnJ. ,,eorb rr
trsc,;on. and RorelI; vt Is0 G0o nounjN J ,,.
sc Munro calrnIatca If at not more than x I,
ccs.
Tho c.oo. a,,.rr IS Condo 10 con..Is,.d 4,
49," 80. $50 =, u na $50; - ;o n;e
G.et in le,rtb loftv in nron s and en- vs
exou,s;te Sill tbr,uob snl;d rocks If Granite
The blasting Of this Tock consumed an .i,cmeas
onan.;ly Of noyIcr. and the g.I,ery took ,,,Is,,
months. constant labor day and night. IIr@lt.
;n.cr;nt;on vcbicb moets The eve !. nm the nd, n
! maj \
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Ray 3l-IawtSeI3

~ Noies.-A CsHp Meeting for f' ~.
Circuit, will be held Or the land of III sip'
the Union Meeting House, to commence 'H -,
81 -s.sSs! ssss, under the direction snd inH', so
the Rev JoHS Dawn, PresidiDg Elder. lns ss,,si
possesses rs 'iany advantages IS any spoa
tor the pn'pose Of Camp Meeting me Il, :
The surrounding country, cities, And toSH' e
specially isyted 10 attend -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

u . ruined race; renosating PRINCIPLE which re-
stores life and beauty where all was corruption
and deforuity! extend thy benign relsn-iet my
hopes be embraced and thy benefits Unused.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

The following beautiful extract is taken from
Prize Essay said to have been written BY La
DIV of Proyilence,- -and which obtained the Pre-
MUM lately offered in the city OF Boston tor the
best original production in prose.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-18

And trembling hsrds he lanSuid quaff
New liie'
from these salutary cxhilirating fountains"
-sseSeess-
Matrimonial Hoar.-A novel and ludicrous
hoax was practised upon an advertiser for matri-
monial bliss, the advertisement for which appeared
in London paper of the 18th, giving the adj
dress, IA General Post Offices. The advcr-
tisement. as is usual, detailed the good quail
ties of the candidate for connubiai happiness,
ending with these remarkable wOrds:--'. Being
axle to give ample proofs of these assertions, he
does not think he can be thought unreasonable
or mercenary IN his expectations, when he states
them to be, two references as to character. and
an agreeable person, having al disposal from $500
TO 9l000." An answer was transmitted, stat
inc that the writer was convinced that there was
no bliss like like matrimonial; that she was %
years Of age, had black eyes and hair, sung we'll,
&c; and, what was more essential than all, had
96O0 III the stocks, at her own disposal. and
would have P400 more at her mammals dccease.
10 which reply was sent, cOuched in language
the most ardent and romantic that ever emanated
from the pen of an enamoured swain, commenc-
ing with quotation from BYRON
"Those who happiness, must win,
Must share it-happiness was born twin"
And otheFr quotations too long for insertion,
terminating with request tina: the lady would
meet him at Mr.. Thomas's, s Francis street,
Tottenham court road. After a short correspon-
dence it was arranged that Mr.. Crolnack, the
advertiser. should meet the brothers Of tae old
lady at Lunt's Csaee House, Clerkenwe!l-g reen,
on Tuesday night. at eight o'clock. The gentle
man was punctual, and was received in private
apartment, where two persons were introduced
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
Just PWbiisheN,

4 Nd for sale at DAVID MARTINS Book and Sta
n tionery Store
The National Calendar for 1880, vol 9th, by Peter
Force, Washington City; price 81 IS.
Also,
The Library of Entertaining knowledge, published
under the superintendent of the British Society for
the Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge and reprinted page
for page with the London edition Each part contains
more than 200 pages, and numerous engravings on
WOOD beautifully executed; price 40 cents part, and
continued on the same terms. Among the subjects
first treated of in the above work, vii! be the follow
ing
The Menaseries; natural history of insects
Natural history Of birds
History and description of substances used in the arts
History OF inventions and discoveries
I The monuments of Architecture
Anecdotes ufindviduals remarkable for their ardent
pursuit of knowledge under unfavorable circumstances
Historical and portraits. being the most pic
turesque relations OF extraordinary actions and charac
tiers, &C.
Each work will be complete in itself
may 20-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21

n..;,us of security. If your example
,iO'l, .asscted evil, it may now be adduced to
'e'e '.,ar rood. II you have been in the habit
BAG dent spirits in moderation, and give as
.a'in9 c. ~ continuance, the force Of habit,
~ that habit, lit never will decrease or be-
H' " aP's,Ser.) and the victory will be greater,
''a' S. non to the strength oft. Where prac-
3 S'y g.. mo- inducement for its continuance, no
Il, v'i Io,Id BE- assigned for resistance of temp
-uOl, ,,., has some influence in his own sphere,
h''', " bs NAV be ignorant fit; if you join this
-ao.7" ronmay bv that example. persuade others
', /, inc same; who may, not like yourself, be
..;cg;n the same security.
onsr,nce has no bounds, it rolls along like
storr,nt, in size and figure as tremendous
t;llsqanies. and as turbid as the waters Of
: W.,t. sweeping in its flood, hundreds and
.,.,,,d, OF immortal beings, and leaving behind
Isolation. anguish and despair!
' :, mrs YOUR rational amusements-it has de-
~ yonr theatre-it has insinuated itself into
NJ Iniyersiries-ithas degraded the Aborigines
!; ropr country-it has consigned to everlasting
80 names which once stood fair upon the
....:beons of honor-names hallOwed by the
'.oor mans PRAYER. and orphans tear''-names
.,.,s,isr to humanity. to friendship dear. 1t
=, ;,y,ded the sacred precincts of your homes,
a robbed YOUR iiresides of comfort and happi-
lt,,
A., duty paramount to all, duty which you
., ourselves, YOU should come forward and
,,ricr YOUR support; YOU will then have assumed
more sublime aud imposing station in the COM
,,.iry than did Brutus, .'when he rose reful-
~, from the stroke of Cesar's fate" and YOU
WI hen have complied with the admirable ad-
Ne + given by POloniOus to his son:
To thine O'c5a self be trueI
3,da must toHoao, az the Night the day,
Tiou cals't not then be false to any man.
Akensde. I Hamlet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
District Of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, Set.
ApRIl TERM, 1880.


April Term, 1880.
John Lloyd, Complainant, l
against
Thomas Janney and John ID. ny cu,.c.,,
Brown, S. and l. Rswsoa. Lewis (
Haven i Co. and william Her.
bert, Defendants,
VUNHE Defendants, Thomas Janney, s. & I. Rawson,
l. and Lewis Haven and Company, not having en-
tered their appearance to this suit and given security
according the statute and the rules of the Court,
and it appearing the satisfaction Of the Court upon
affidavit fled that the said Thomas Janney, S. and l.
Rawson, and Lewis Haven and Company, not inha-
bitans of the District of Columbia. the motion of the
Complainant by his counsel, ii is
Ordered That the raid Defendants Thomas Janney,
S. and l. Rawson, and Lewis Haven & Co do appear
here, on or before the first day OF n xt November
Term and answer the Compliments bill, and give Sc.
curity for performing the DEGREES Of the Court; and
that Copp Of this order be forthwith published in the
Phenix Gazette OF Alexandria for two months success
sve, and that another copy be posted at the from,
door OF The Court House of said County
Test: EDh. l. LEE, C. C.
NAV 2l-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
CONGRESS.
From the United States Telegraph, May Is,

From the United States Telegraph, May Is.
In the Senate. Yesterday, the vote taken on
rejecting the bill creating the Office OF Solicitor
of the Treasury, was recOnsidered. and the bill
,yas laid on the table. The bill to incorporate
the Alexandria Canal Company. was taken up on
nation of Mr.. Chambers. and advocated by
Messrs Chambers and Tyler, and opposed by
Nessrs. Bsaion and Forsyth: the biii was hnaliy
ordered to third reading, yeas %, NAYS IL
Tho bill from the House, for the more eHectual
collection of impast duties. was next taken up,
topether with the amendments reported oy the
Committee on Commerce, and, after discussion
in which Messrs. U5odburs, Dtckerson, Chan'-
bers. 1uler, SHs6ee, Ue5ster, kang' L'r'ng-
sion. johnston, Forsyth, Hdyne and Grumpy
took mart. was ordered to third reading, yeas
% navs IA. No other business OF Importance
WAS transacted. The Senate spent short time
In executive session. =,
In the House of Representatives, MIR. Camore-
LIMO. from the Committee on Commerce, report
od that the Committee had agreed to the amend
msnts nroposed in the Senate, to the light house
and harbor bill. Mr.. McDu6ie, from the Com
n;t,ee of WAYS and Means, reported bill to
reduce the duty on salt, to 10 cents per bushel'
.ftar december 1880, and to 10 cents, after De-
..mher 1881. 1t was read a first time; and a
question arising as to ITS second reading, whlch
WAS debated at some length MIR. Dav's, OF Mass
moved that it be laid upon the table The mo-
t;on was. upon division by yeas and nays neg
tved. nv a vote, of 102 to IS. various otner
"nas,;ons followed, which were also taken by
Yeas and NAYS; and the bill was finally ordered
to a second reading. The hour, however, explr'
~ and the discussion was suspended. The or
ders of the day were then disposed oil; AFTER w'hcl
the House proceeded to the consideration OF the
b fan for the removal of the Indians The ques
G WI was upon the coneurEng with the amend
of s the Union long debate en.asd, and the aS
amendments rejected in the Committee, were re
nawsd and others of similar nature proposed
Ms P,,sa Mr.. Crockett and Mr.. TEST opposed
ths s' b; T and MIR. Lamar supported it in umn
sns o and s eloquent argument which attracted the
attention of the House until after ten O'CLOCK.
At half past ten O'Clock an adjournment tool
place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Superb Engravings, feelings, &c.
S.4TURDAY EVENING, ed instant,
4 T his Auction Rooms, will be sold splendid col.
~ lection of
Fine Line Ensrauings, EtchingS, &c.
Imported y Mr. Barker, Of the firm Of Barker u Co.
Publishers and pnn,-sclers London. To attempt Civ.
ing description of this collection, would Tar exceed
the limits of this advertisement Suffice it osay, that
hev have been allowed, by the connoSieurs of New.
York, boston, Phiiadelphia. Baltimore and Washing.
ton &c. Sc 10 be the finest ever seen in the United
states Several of the Engravngs are after paintings
~ the immortal Vest; also after CoPey and 1rumbull,
The celebrated American Painters.
Among the collection will be faund-A splendid set
of logartl's Marriage, ala-mode, same size a. the
original paintings, engraved by Earlomi Illustrations
to R,ydtll's Large shakespeare, Dead Soldier, by
Heath proof impression, several hne Landscapes, al.
ter Claude, Wilson, Ganesborough, &c &c, engraved
by wooiiei, Il Morghen, Yo'pato. Bet,ini, Muller,
taravaga Pierron. Prsder, Porporatt, Gandoh. Per
fet,i, Nocch Willie. Besuverlet Bartolofz, schlsvo
ne,,i, Sir Strange, Sharp, Brown, Heath, MIddf'
man, Bromley, Fi,tlcr. Hall, Esdom, VAL Green, &e'
portion of the EngravIngs will be on the wall Tor
inspection from lOociock, A. NJ till in the afternoon
of Saturday, the day OF sale.
At private sale, number of FINE SCRAPS, many
of them from the English Animals. &c SC.
.3ucton TO commence at early candle hgh
NAV l9
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y Card.
may 21-2m

MIR. A. PLANTOU respectfully and gratefully
WI thanks The public for the liberal patronage he
has received in Washington and Alexandra Being on
the of his departure for Philadelphia, his place of
residence, he takes the liberty OF recommending his
step son, A. BARRABlNO, AS Dentist and his Pupil,
and also as French Teacher, having received his edu
cation in the Imperial College OF Paris. Mr, B. will
also give lessons on the FLUTE.
N.B Mir. b S residence is at Nj. Lucketts Boarding
House. on King street, where he will attend to any
communications which may be made to him.
NAV Il eO4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21

1rThe Senate was principally engaged yes
terday in Executive business.
In the House, the bill for the reduction of
the duty on salt was ordered to be engrossed and
read third time.
The bill providing for thepunishmento of crimes
committed in the District Of Columbia, was also
ordered to be engrossed and read third time
Some other business, Of minor Importance, was
transacted. and the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-M.Y 10

Flour and Meal.-Some further sales of Su-
perfne Flour have been made at S475, but this
price has been refused for large quantity. hold
ers generally being firm at 81 81. The market
is unsettled and must continue so, until we have
advices from England. Rye Flour has been Ia
ken freely at S3 25, and considerable sales of
Corn Meal In hhds, and barrels at former quota
tons
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

Handsome Furniture at Auction.
On MONDAY NEXT, cath inst at 10 O'Clock,
MILL be sold, at the Bwelhng-house Of Mr. Lav.
w renee KH. on Water street, Che house south Ut
the Farner,' Bank. all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
consisting high French post and trunnel bedseads.
BEDS bureau, desk. clothes press washstandS crib
toilet tables, window cornise, sdeboard, l superior
day clock, sofa, dining and tables rush bot;omed
and Windsor chairs looking glasses superb pictures.
(of the seasons Turkey and Scotch carpets, hearth
rugs stair rods stove, androns Tenders, shovels and
tongs, Casters, dining and tes china
Also, good cow.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
Public Sale.

0IrRsUANT TO deed Of trust executed BY James
English to the subscriber. for the purposes there.
- mentioned. will be sold, on WEDNESDAY,, the
'0"' "S n 7R.ACT OF LAND
SSff lying in the county Of Frederick, Virginia IN
Hass Menassie's Gap. on which is valuable Me'.
IN. chant HK Chipping HiA, Distilry, good
Dueng House, and other buildings and
known BY the name of the MAPPING MILLS.
ALSO, =
ANOTHER Th.7CT OFL.AND,
in said county, on the road leading from "Inehe.,sr 20
Helms Mill on which there is a great deal o. "ooD'
containing =, o
Two Hundred and Ttcenty-e'gM .7cres.
The sale will take place at the Wrapping Mills before
mentioned. be tween the hours of II and . oeiock'
when the terms will be made known
may 4-3tawts w. . -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
For Sale or Rent,

That large and ccmmod:ou- 'wo story
EfT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
49, OH " s,er, bet~e cn Primo. nd Duke streets,
s1sGs. at pr sent occupied BY Mr.. Lawrence fill.
1t has attached it large garden, stable. with car
riage house and brick out-houses The situation IS
good ne the house in good repair, and it will be sold
or rented low. Apply to
mayI8 LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
rThe above property will be sold at auction,
on fne premises, on Ao,,d y, (24th INST at ocoek,
if not previously dispos Of may 81
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Notice.

~ NtACc.
To Sarah s. Urenn, Robert Darne and Belinda
his ,vife, Susan Uyenn, Elizabeth Hrsnn JGmes
urenn, George " Wrean J.hn " Venn, Hugh
B. Wrenn and Hryiet his wife .Hbert Urenn Me-
son Urenn, Erehae Htenn, Jane Erenn. Juliana
X rem, and Charles Hrenn,
YOU VIII please take notice thai, on TUE DAf,
i the second day of the June Quarterly Term OF the
County Court of Fairfax 10 .e holden, motion
will be made, by the middle Turnpike Company, to
that Court, to appoint five Freeholders. quaiifed &C
cording to law to the damages that may result
from having their Road now LAID out through youl
land in the county Of Fairfax.
THOMSON +. MASON.
may 20 t22dJune Pr. sident.
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court VI Appeals.

WE Council will sit as Court of Appeals on the
ofeaeh day. Up, THOMPSON, &C
may I'D
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MNAer Wanted.

4 fiRS rate hand "a single man would be prefer
d. as head Miller in the Steam Mill in Alexan-
apply to ]. b. LADD.
nay l9-eutf
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

TO MORROW MORNING, at II o'esek,
MILL be sold ut his Auction Room, corner Of King
w and ST Asaph-streets, variety of
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
the pr perry Of person leaving town, and to be sold
without limits.
ALSO
5casks cheese; soap, barrels vinegar
Parcel carpenters' tools, such a.
Jack and fore planes
Ogee, tongue. and groove and bead do
Reap hooks. grass soy thes, mould boards
Files, brace and bits, ladies', &c. sc.
With great variety Of lassware. Looking Glasses,
Tea China, in sets; with 10 dozen chairs. different
patterns 20 mattresses Of cotton moss;3 feather beds.
may q