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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-22
NarshaA's Sale.

MarshaA's Sale.
DY virtue Of Decree of the Superior Court Of
ID Chancery for the FIR dericksburg District, pro-
nounced on the 14,h day of May, 1881. in two causes
depending in the said Court, to wits
Martin p Brooke, administrator Of Francis1
w. Brooke, deceased, and Steptoe Pickett,
Plaintiffs,
George b. Pickett, Thomson P. Mason, Rob
ert Beverley, Peter e Beverley, John
Laird, and James English, Defendants. } 3
AND
Robcr, Beverley. Plaintiff,
against
Steptoe Pickett, Martin p. Brooke. admins.
traitor of Francis ". Brooke, John Laird.
James English, John Scott, GeorgeB Pick
EFT, Peter II. beverley, and Thomson F.
Mason, Defendants.
shall, on the fourth Jlonday in July merit, before
the from, door ofthe Courthouse of Fsuquier County,
in the Town of Wsrrenton, expose to sale, by public
auction, to the highest bidder, the LAND described
in the deed Of trust from George b. Pickett to Thom-
son F. Mason, exhibited In the second suit and bear.
ing date on the 10Th day of June, 1918. to wit:
aeMax I'LL that 7RACT or PARCEL Of
s4E.E LAND lying and being in the County Of
SHA Fauuuier, on which the said George B. Pick.
.e1Ass EFT resided at the time Of the execution Of
the said deed. and on which his dwelling house stands,
adjoining the town OF Warenton, and then under the
management Of Aaron Drummond a. an overseer, and
bounded the north by the land Of Henry Fitzhugh,
OIL the east BY the land of VIM Edmonds the south
by the lsnd of the late Charles Lee, and the west
by another tract Of land belonging to the sid George
y. Pickett, and then under the management Of
Cockcrea All overseer; and to be divided and laid off
sccordng the provisions of the said deed of tfus)
from the said last mentioned farm Of said Pickett. il
such to contain at least FIVE hundred acres
including sufciency of wood and timber for the
| pie support Of said tract as farm
| Terms # sale, Cash as to so much As shall be
,uf Client defray the expenses Of sale, and upon
credit of and two years as to the residue of the
purchase money; the purchaser to give bonds, with
good security, and deed Of trust upon the land sold
| to secure the payment Of the purchase money for
which credit is given. Sale to commence at twelve
O'Clock. JOHN STANARD.
Marshal Fredericksburg Chancery District.
June 9-2awts
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BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

4NO
IN Thursdy next. 28th instant, will be sold by tho
- subscriber at his residence on Union street, va.
rety Of
HOUSEHOLDS KITCHEN FURNITURE
CONSISTING Part
Sideboards. set,ees Of various kinds
Bureaus, beds and bedstesds, single and double
time piece, barometer ard thermometer
first rate map of the United States
CHAIR tables, looking glasses, carpets
Decan,ers and lumbiers, and other Bar Fufni-
ture Also.
I first rate water cart, in good order
2 mich cows; mare, now in foal by one of the
best horses in the States
gold watch
With other articles, too tedious TO mention.
iy2l WIN. THOMAS.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA, Cd. C. }

ARRIVED, july 81,
Steamboat Potomac, Hubble, Norfolk; freight
and passengers.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Dry Goods Sale.
nv Saturday evening, the 23d instant. st early can
~ delight. at my Auction Store. will be sold,-to
close consignments,- several invoices of
sEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING
Irish linens, cambrics, musiins, ealicoes
Ginghams, Rouen cashmere, linen drill
Blue and yellow nankeens
Linen and cotton hdkfs, suspenden
Tapes, linen bobbin, brown and bleached cotton
Also
small lot Of hardware
Ready made clothing, gold and silver watches
with-Mantel and pier glasses
Cut glass tumblers wines, &c. &c.
PaivKrI SALE,
first rate iron chest
Several ggs will, harness complete
One set each carriage and cart wheels (new)
Pure cider vinegar in barrels,
DO beer do doe and
Best Turkey oil stone. jy21
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Eristoe Estate,

In Tie County Of Prince HiNiam, FOR S.7LE.
IN pursuance Of the power vested in the President
4 ard Directors of the Literary Fund, by an Act o
the General Assembly passed 18th February last, All
In. .,Ie nf the
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SALES, AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-7HIS DAY
Furniture, Sc. at auction,

On Friday, the 22d inst. at 10 O'Clock,
yK1iLl be sold, at my Warehouse, q variety of
w YEW IND SECOND. HAND FURNITURE;
Such AS mahogany sdeboards, bureaus, sofas
Tables. chairs, wash and candle snnds
Several festher beds, bedstesds,
Mattresses Of cotton and moss, assorted Gze3
10 bbls. brown sugar, parcel cheese
Vinegar in barrels, straw mating, &c. &. Also,
NEGRO Girl,
II years Of sge. to serve till she s25 and not to 90
out of the state She has been accustomed to house
business. GEO. WHITE.
jylo
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~. Y. Rum.

y. Il. HUM.
on HHDS. just received per schr Betsey aud Eli.
<a1 from Boston, and for sale low if taken from
the wharf Apply to j. &W II. IRWIN,
j. 20 Janney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-09

80 Since the above was written we are ad
vised Of the sale Of two cargoes Of prime red
West Branch Wheat, at l6 per bushel.
Corn.-We note a shade of Improvement this
week. Sales of a number Of parcels Of good
quality have been made throughout the week at
60 cts and one or two Of prime white at 20 cts.
Owing to the continued scarcity of vessels to take
the article away, the market is not as animated
as it would otherwise be. The fair quotation to
day for good to prime, appears to be 6S 20 cts
per bushel.
Rys-A cargo of 14OO bushels Susquehanna.
the only parcel in market this week, was taken
at 20 cents. Between 5000 and 1000 bushels
Maryland Rye have been sold at Is cents, and
parcel to-day at &c cents. We quote the range
of the mark ct, for both sorts, at Is 20 cents.
american.
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fom.-We have laws for encOuras-
i =, Kiln Filing of Crows, the destruction OF red
as INC and for preserving oysters IRON desiruc-
6le'' .' nroposition 10 make any OF those laws
rln' i've, or more general in their operation.
rue eH h. mentioned in the Legislature than
40 i s'"ss n smile along the benches. The sub
ProID1o, he seriously discussed without excit-
ct eanSo, The advocate for the destruction
[as bum nv i, laughed at by the enemy OF red
tue w.. ST The Legislator for the oyster Is QUIZ
OAe'-1Ih I,h sides of the House. The latter,
Cd oy sometimes the most serious subject
o"T'e ',s the reckless destruction oil oysters IN
u az. and rivers, the common property OF the
o.. sometimes carried 50 far as to be real
Ile'' md we have heard Of oyster wars,
'aI' rons Of the red fox, or the crow war.
II-n " C,r the laws respecting crows and foxes
10" -, csrried into execution, in certain coun-
4'e W. 1--we never heard how many scalps have
1e'' w .s,Jnced. and how many premiums CLAIM
|ssa w. had supposed, that such regulations
W. nesrly confined to our own Statute
~ INT we perceive from northern paper
'V ~ 40 crow law has found its way into Maine
al u, il is there carried into full operation.
anu ,,ure has been lately SCALED upon to
,Ls bounty of eight cents on 10000 crows
|24 ~ T'' - total Of S52O00"-" ca bono?
,llI'u RI Rhode Island Editor. Will not more
AZ AZ come: Weadvise the Legislature OF Maine
OS' ,be fable of the fox and the flies, and save
!. ;sI money." I'VE presume the Editor inslnu-
~ ,b,t either some OF the crows may have been
nal ia other States. or that as fast as they are
H MsJ ~ Maine. the vacuum is supplied from the
,;'Sborinr States. We remember an amusing
rs,Jn,s Of . worthy citizen OF Gloucester eoun-
VI Hs had offered premium for the scalp, OF
, 'N,is that was caught or his estate. tils
49,, 49, we're uncommonly successful in catching
-Ie were produced, and the premium
a' 81 dan after day-but, there seemed to be
and 70 the production. The race appeared to
sxbsu,tiblt. At length, the gentleman,
JEos out one day, saw the negroes OF neigh,
Sor;ns estate bringing upon his farm covered
S,.Sel. On looking into the basket, he found
| :, contents to be mole scalps. The scheme was
!, on,e seen through. Having exhausted all the
-,oI1, on his own estate. the gentleman was ac'
,a,Iy paving a premium for all his neighbour
nole, which his offered reward had prompted
Them 10 catch, and palm of upon him as those Of
' n, avn estate! The anecdote is comic enough
lint il is not without its moral to those grave
,yi,htors, who too often gOrern TOO much!
rRickmORd Compiler.
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Notice.

At meeting of the Stockholders Of the wash
a ington Bridge Company, held on Friday the o'n
day of Apri, 1881, 1t was
Rs,olued, That the President and Directors DC o'i
Fen Dollsrs on each share-the said instsment 10 DC
n,ysble on the frs, Monday of May next to the ires
surer of the Company
It being understood that as the whole o, ,ns sum or
, mt be then wanted suit will be instituted OF
sns.:,,,. incurred. in respect to propreiors who
sSa s.eh share pay on that day dollar like
sna Srst Monday Of every month thereafer in case
any shall a the % shs
payable On discount for such anticipated payment at
the rate of SIX per cent per annum; 49,, ..a hrso.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the above p a;reo
,o No" The stoekhoders of the Washington Bridge
hereby nosd n.,sbs !" e
set forth in the above resolution.
~ order of the President and Directors:
oy IL mo. II, REILLY, Treasurer.
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Notice.
may ITS


FINDER the authority of deed oftrust from Alfred
u S. Lane to me, Trustee for the benefit of Hum.
phrey Peaks will be offered for sale, the premises,
at public auction, for cash. the 18th day Of Mcys
1851 all the right title and interest OF said Alfred s.
Lane in the following described property. land which
RICH and interest is the reverson upon the death Of his
mother Mrs sussnnsh Lane, in an undivided moiety
thereby to wit:
One.fhird part of SQUARE, and part Of
another SQUIRE. lying in Fairfax County. Virginia.
and on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the IL
mits of the Corporation Of Alexandra.
ALSO,
HOT on the ,gest side Of Pitt street, betwee't
King and Cameron Streets adjoining the property
A. C. Cazenove and the heirs Of John Janney on which
stands an old Hooden Building, containing two tene'
ments. Also,
n LOT OF GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pitt Streets which there are five sene
men,s C. L. CHAPMAN,
anr 27--ts Trustee.
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Notice


TIlHE subscriber intending for Florida, offers for sale
L the TRACT Of LIND whercor he now resides
in Noyhumbe County, State of Virginia, contain
ing Is acres with good orchard. houses outhouses,
store smith shop, ship and lumber yard, being
good stand for all the above branches OF business
which he has carried to advantage for number Of
years. and exceeded by any place in tile Northern
Neck for health. convenience, and commanding an ex-
tensive view ofthe Potomac and mouth of Yeocomico
rivers on navgabe water, with abundance OF fish and
oysters two thirds around it.
Also, another TRACT of seventy-ive Acres,
about three fourhs Of mile from the former also on
avigableswaer, with good Orchard, House, and
Barn
Also. another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty five acres about mile and haffr the lat
ter, having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees, but heavily timbered with Oak Chestnut, Ce,
dar, and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
Yards from the head of tide water.
The whole of these places are watered win never
failing springs and sufficient quantity OF each III cu
tiyaton; and the land of good quality as any III
the neiyhborhood If not sold before the 9Th day o.
July next they will on that day. if fair fnot, the next
fair dsy, be sold at public auction, on the premises
| Terms liberal, and made known on the day OF sale
will also sell ON that day, all the remaining stock
| of Dry Goods Hardware and Groceries, with mum
| her Of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
The first Tract may be had by paying about one
baf the remainder with forty or fifty acres OF land ad
Joining, may be had during Thos. Wroe's life by be-
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
of all or either of the above places by applying to the
subscriber on the premises, or to Lindsay, HUI Co.
Alexandra, ID. C.. JAMES Lo"k'
| Ye0comicQ, apr lS-eot5thJy
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NEW YORK MARKET-MAY 4.

FLoUR.-It is estimated that SO, 600 barrels
have already arrived through the canal-an i'm
mense quantity, when we consider that it has
been navisable but fifteen or twenty days. Most
of this supply has been to till contracts made
during the winter, at from Sc to IS per barrel,
aud is believed to be for the English market
Considering the large arrivals, including those
from the South, the market since Saturday has
continued quite firm. Sales OF New York, at
81 to ga, Canal, common brands; 81 to
25, s. choice. 6 81; Georgetown, 81 a6 ls5.
Grain.-Sales Of Wheat have been made, OF
Western Canal, at / SO to "a for the English
Market. North River. | so.
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Charles bennett


gBAs received and offers for sale
1 Extra superine blue and black cloths
Second quality do do do
superfne blue, drab, and Anglesea mixed kersey.
meres 10,
Ditto blue, granite, and steel mixed sattnets; mixed
cassnelts
Snner6ne ard common, W hte and colored Marseilles
yesting !,
Linen driIlings, Superior quality and common do
Strined leans and satteens; twled stripes and col
ton csssmeres
Rouen cassimeres; blue and yellow nankeens
Superfne and common a. checked and striped sing'
hams
Csmbrick, iaconet, book and null muslins
ga iaconet and book hdkfs, linen hdkfs, and grass
cambrics INF
A large assortment of fancy cotton hdkis
Ga cambria dimty; linen cambrics; colorcd DO
Best black Italian lustring; lst quality french 90
ladies' best 3-thread cotton hose; common GO
Ladies' best Hoskin and besvtrgloVes; geh''e"e"
M,ne,.s buckrams, suspenders, buttons and moulds
Linen and diaper tapes?csrpet and quality bindings
pins .,d ,,.,s,t thread,
go O. cotton diaper; bird'seye and other H.
nen ditto d,r,s.,;, ri,
Furniture, apron and shifting checks
A Irish linens; brown HOLLANDS Oh avery 'uPeH''
quality n aoor;,s ba;se
.amaroI assortment of bleached and unbieached
ScotcI, sacking, osnaburgs and burlaps
, White and brown tickenburSs ana COTTON os"'
burgs ...d d.;,v of ph;ls
sejnbs. he will receive fu ther supply OF
Cotton hosiery, Enghsh ga'oo"
Ball and spool sewing cotton apr
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-MAY 7.

BALTIMORE MARKET-MAY 7.
,su-Conside, able sales of y. Carolina shad,
,murisins about 1000 bis. have been made at
opot,,ions which have not varied since last week.
| The quantity of shad received from the SusQue-
anna has not been large-sales OF this descrip.-
ION have been made at sc 25 Tor No l. and
las Is for No 9. Herrings, both from the Sus-
opehannah and Potomac fisheries, have come IN
isely this week, and the sales, comprising up
ward, Of 1000 bis. have been made pretty uni
|amly at 5 rs per brl. cash. Sales have been
made Of small lots of No. l Mackerel at g 30;
| i No. ,. at 5 so; and upwards Of 500 bis No
Sat IS 25 a S744, cash. The Inspections oil
| he week comprise 754 bis Mackerel; l62 bis.
| Sad; and CO.'S bis. Herring.
FLouR.-We have to note further decline In
rces since last report, owing to the dullness OF
| he home market, the absence OF advices from
| Europe, and the scarcity Of vessels.
Hlrard Street Eour.-The Market has been
| ball this week and we have consequently but
| les Transactions to notice. In the early part OF
| he veek. small lots from stores were sold at
| S7j. On Wednesday, sales of 600 bis. were
nLe at SCI, and on the same day 500 bis.
3D. lot Of $50 bis. extra brand, was also
aken at IS. Yesterday it was freely offered
rom stores at so, and we find that those hold
os who are disposed to sell, ask 5 so to day
nil Tuesday inclusive, the wagon price was
generally ) so per brl; but since then until to
lay inclusive it has been uniform at 25 per brl.
Most Of the receipts, however, have been put III
b Store on account of the owners, who are IN
'llng TO take the current rates.
Ciy Nils Eor.-On Tuesday a lot OF 500
Us, made Of Sussuehanna wheat, was t4ken at
20 per brl, on months credit, and to-day an
additional parcel OF 600 bis. of the same was Ia
zen on the same terms.
SSqushGma Eo,r.-At the commencement,
THE week sales of 600 bis. in good order were
aale at 80 per 6rl. On Wednesday lot Of
30 DIS, in handsome order was sold at 5 S73.-
u thursday choice lot of 200 bis. was taken
40 30; and on the same day lot OF 200 bis
% 'ar order was sold at SIT. At the begin
hing Of the week lot OF 500 400 bis. Potomac
flour was sold at 5 so, on months credit.
Eye Fiour.-Sales Of Cd Susquehanna have
een made this week at IS 5 81 per brl. -
IN Howard Street the wagon price OF ist Is 4 q
lnd Of I'd IS; the store price of lst is so, ant
I'd 1, Our quotations below are for Howard
Nreet
HE inspections Of the week, ending on Thurs
14y evening, comprises the following kinds an'
lplntlties viz.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, On. c.
ARRIVED, MAY Z,

ARRIVED, MAY Z,
Schr. Leo, Capt Simonton, Thomaston; lime
to w. Fowle & Co April so, lat. 81, so, long
70, so, spoke schr. Merchant, from Calais for
Philadelphia.
Schr. Decatur, Powell, New York; sugar, mo-
lasses, SC. to Lindsay, Hill s Co. and freight foi
the District
Sloop Johnson, Johnson, hence at Philadelphia,
9th inst.
Schr. Washington, Knapp, hence at n. York
9th inst
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NUtice.

~ otkSOs
TNDER the authority of deed Of trust from VIM.
u H. Lane 10 me. as Trustee for the benefit Of Hum.
phrey Peake, will be offered for sale, on the prems.
cs at public auction. for cash. on the 2ssh day Nay.
81 all the right, title and interest Of the said VIM Il.
Lane in he following describ'd property, which rghe
Their, Mrs. Susannab Lane, in an undivided moiety
thereby to wit:
Oae-third part ola SQUARE and part Of ano-
her SQUIRE. lying in Fairfax County, Virginia, and
on Franklin Street extended. and hey ond the limits OF
the Corporation Of Alexandra.
ALSO,
Il LOT on the Vest side Of Pitt street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, adjoining the proper
~ IA c. Cazenove and the heirs Of John Janney, on
which stands an old Wooden Building, containing Two
tencnents. Also,
A LOT OFGROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pitt streets on which there five te
ncmcnts C. L. CHAPMAN,
apr 27-ts trustee:
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Just received on sale,
By WV. NJ. M0RRISO

TRyiNG's Life and Voyages Of Columbus. in 3vols
Il lays Exercises, vols
Berths's Visit to her Uncle in England, in vols
"No work has lately appeared. with the protested
object of afording instruction and amusement to the
young that greater variety Of attraction than
Be:tha's Visit We have seldom had occasion to no.
tee work with amusing .Id and saa
ed to juvenile minds We are much mistaken 1t ma
ny are not alured to the acquisition Of knowledge by
perusal of these volumes. We can recommend the
work most earnestly those who wish to place an in
terestng work in the hands Of youth. "-Asiate Jour
"a great variety of information is here pleasantly
collected; and though we very far from wishing to
see any young ladies of acquaintance either chem
lists, boanists geoogists YET such slight knowledge
as, without dabbling 10 science and hard words does
away with the prejudices of complete ignorance may
gracefully be made subjects Of female requirement"
may 7-3t Literary Gazette
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B0araers.

MRS. HoDGKlNsoN continues to take Boarders
WI on reasonable terms, OF her very pleasant and
convenient residence on St Asaph street. between
Prince and Duke streets Three or four can be ac'
commodsted Immediately.
0f Miss s II would be glad to take into her
School few more scholars. Terms ~ per quarter
NAV 4-d7is
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Boaraing House.

MRS. MARY LY NJ b U II n
r@AN accommodate several gentlemen WIN po, ,hs
u ing, at her house on Prince s'ree' auJ~'o
store Of 81. Miller & Son. on 'essonSo'e 'e'""'
nav 6-eo6t'
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale.


FINDER the authority Of deed of trust to the nb.
u scriber. will be sold at Samuel Cats Tavern.
West End. on MI 27th day Of May. 1881, at public
auction, to the highest binder, for cash. much Of
at TRs ...s % ss pARG a2s Ct Ian. .ss
sV& tus,ed in the County Of Fairfax and State of
<zr,. Virginia, Is isincluded in the following boun-
dares to wit: Beginning at the root Of an old stump on
the west side Of the north branch OF Lttie hunung
Greek thence with line of Hamersley's land south
S63, west 237 poles, 10 white oak beginning OF
Brens patents then south IS, west 1913 poles, to aPn
oak about 20 poles from the Mount Vernon road' inen
south g. east 1876 poles 10 stone in the line dividing
this land from the tract formerly held by G. W. Aason'
then north %, east So poles to corner OF the three
patents of Ball. Nottershead and Stafford; then south
85&, east 81 poles, to white oak, second corner OF
BaI then north g. east 1852 poles to stone on the
north branch of Little Hunting Creek; then up the
same, and with the several meanders thereof to the
beginning. WILLIAM PEAKE,
DENNIS JOHNS TON,
may ITS Trustees.
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$40 Reward.
n ANYWAY from the subscriber. on the night ofthe
IL first Of Msy,
ES SEX.
He is about feet 10 II inches high, countenanee
heavy but somewhat cheerful when spoken toi lame
in one leg, which him to limp little. Essex is
not very black. lie had on when he started white
summer roundabout, but took other clothing with him.
lie is well known WAGNER on the road to Aiexan'
dris. and will probably make for that place.
win give $40 for him if secured in that place, and
$40 taken up in this county or the adjoining one
will also give S2oif Essex be taken up IN any OF the
counties in the Valley, he may be making his way
to Maryland or Pennsylvania If taken in the first State
and secured so that get him again, will give $50,
and in the latter and secured SO that may get him.
will give $50. In alt if delivered to me, will
psy in addition to the reward all reasonable expenses
J. MARSHALL, Jr.
Mount Blanc, Fauquier County, Va
may4-u
! Light St. aud Baltimore American DIV.
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Potatoes, Hay, Spars, exc.

THOR sale, the cargo Of schr. sophronia. Captain
n Rich, from Bangor, (Ne. j consisting OF
800 bushels Mercer potatoes
800 do white do
20 bundles pressed hay
IS cords hemlock bark
800 inches spruce sPars
u.v6-6, Rumney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-09
Charles Hennett

HAS imported and offers for sale ,...,.
Best spool and ball sewing cotton all numbers
Iadies' thread cotton hose, best make
Black English galOon; first quality ,;,. enc
Best yellow hemp, half bieacheo' Shu ~h'e ''''
shoe thread
Patent colored and W. B. taors' thread
One case i. "A, and S Id. German pins &c. &c
spr % ---------