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~ the nuptials Of the Hon. Robert
Grosycnor. who wa lately married to
the Hon. Miss Wellesley. the guests
partook Of a wedding cake made at
Chester, Which weighed 90 less than
,hTce cw'. aud a half - Bait CGz.
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June 9th, 1851.

The concluding sentence in Italics appears TO
have been omitted in thc copy furnished TO the
Globe.
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UNITED STATES BANK.

The subjoined letter from Mr.. MADISON to &.
J. l>GIRsoLL, Esq. has been sent To us by the
latter for publication. Phil. Sent.
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'Mezerey, Cas,einau, Eran,ornc, Thuanu,
Chalmers, Miss Benger
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Sonctimcs fair truth in fiction We disguise;
Sometimes present her naked To mems eyes.
lSpk,-r arm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
The FIFTH Session Of hrs POR7ERS
Seminary for Young ladies,

WILL COMMENCE on MONDAY THE 14TH OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
GINDUCATl0N is viewed BY the Principals of this
IL institution. as "that which incuIcates correct
principles polishes taste, regulates the temper cult
Yates reason. subdues passions directs the feelings
habuates to reecIion trains to self denial and esDe
cislIy that which refers all actuns feelings. sen,
mens tastes and PASSIONS to the love and fear OF Ged
The liberal patronage bestowed On this institution
has Prucnred for it, the first teachers in every branch
Of scientific and ornamental education whose constant
aim is 10 strengthen their experience, by consulting
the various systems of modern improvement in Eu.
rope and America. The vgilsnt care and pater al
watchfulness Ut the ladies', no 1--we together one
household, regulated throughout with view to the
improvement Of their pupils, good health, and
proprety Of conduct and affords opportunities for in
cuicatng lessons liz these points Of manners
and morals, which come into view. only in such do
mestc situation, where maternal interest pervadcs all
its Instructions.
Board, hundred dollars per annum, IS dollars
quarterly, payable in advance.
Tuition according to the class N which the pupil ranks
t.om IS to 10 dollars per Quarter in advance
French, Italian and Spanish, each sc
Music, Piano, tarp, aud Guitar 10
Dancing, IL
Drawing. Landscape, Flowers, Miniature and vcie,
painting,
Lectures ON Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy
BY d. hall well.
Each Young Lady must be provided with bed, bed
ling; towels; table aid tea spooi and sil' et iunl'
bier.
| a unf'rn is worn daily in winter, Of blue bomba-
get, circassan, and black apron of the n.ae
rial; plain muslin handkerchief, Leather Shoes and
colored hose. On Sunday similar dress, with cape
Of the mat erai, straw bonnet, lined with blue
| and crimson ribbon; cloaks Of dark blue. Snaims
dress OF blue bingham during the week and or yundas
white dress blue belt, aud the same bonnet
in winter, with blue ribbon.
REFER TO
Rev. n. Ke!th. Rev VIM. Jackson, Rev Mann
John Roper;s, Thomas Fairfax, Tlnn pson +. Mason.
lawrence Lewis, Richard r.. Mason, Bernsrd lioOe
i. L. Cazcnove; T. co !. p. Thompson, Mm
Fowir. I, CO. Gorge Brent. Alexandria, ID, e.
Gen Win u. Uvertom, Louisiana,
Col BJmiJid, lion levi Woodbury.. Gem. Eu'g
! crs. Gales & Seuton, " as'rgton, " &.
, einpie NesJm, Temple Hal, l.cudeun Cy Va
! John Washing ton, Mount VERNON.
Henrs Turner, hcalnnd } ~, ron Cy. Va.
| lIou. Daniel Webster, aiaso.t hussuits
! Gen. John Mason, Georgetown
| [A.exaut:ij, concI 81 Duke aud Washington sts
a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
district Of ColumbiN.

County Of .6ie,rands,a, Set.
TSA &C K = l. l. has applied to the Hon"ra-
4 bic Wi.iiarn Cranch Chief Judge of the United
States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia to be
discharged from Imprisonment, underthe Actor the
relief OF insoIvent debtors within the District Of CO.
umbia, on y U T. DAY, the 9th instant, 1t nine
O'Clock, A NJ at the Court House in Alexandria,
when and where his creditors requlredt TO attend.
au- ST Ed. |. LEE. e.. G..
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2nd Be il further enactsd, 1hatit shsN bet!e duty
Of the said Pr, sid anal Ire cors, 10 rcqurs If the
purchaser or purchasers # the sid Tract tends, wi
sfi cert personal security, pay sc 10 the sad Ptesi
dent and direct RS. together with deed or deeds OF
rust on the soId I" The pay mont OF the
purchase nancy and Interests; Wish o'"s, SO taken,
shall bear int, rest from the date tere And Al. per.
sons who shall fi! to pay into the Treasury annually,
within six mon, IL hit,r the same shall become due" The
~ eresl whc'i my accrue on thsir Sail bends, shall
forfeit AL claim the credit given on their purchases
ard the principal ali the eupCr become due be re
cave. ahe by saul Preside mt aad directors, with al!
interest ia arrrar, by motion to the ienera Court on
ten d., = notice of th- lnc Of making such motion, or
the payuen thereof enforced 10y prGcce dimg on the
ae s or decd, Of trust aforesaid at the discretion oil
the SAID Uresicnt and Directors.
Srd Bet further enactel, That all persons hecom
nr purchasers cf LAND under the provisions %! this act
shall have the privilege e paying the amount OF the
purchase money 1T any tine.
4h This act shall be in Free from The passing
thereof
,une l6-2awtl0thOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
SELECTED POETRY.

nae NAEBODY NOW.
] haze nsebody now-I hae nsebody now
To meet me ueon the green,
W. light locks waving o'er her brow.
Aud JOY in her deep blue cen;
w the soft sweet kiss an the happy smile,
An the dance u the hghtsomefsy,
Al the wee bit tale o. news the while
That had happened when was away.
! haze naebody now--I haze naebody now
To clasp to my bosom at even;
Der her calm sleep to breathe the vow,
An pray for blessing from heaven;
An the wild embrace an the gleesome face,
lnthe mornng that met mine eye,
Where are eey now Where are they now'
In the cauIl, cau,d grave they lie.
There's noebody ken, there's naebody Ssns.
An oh! may they never prove
Ths, shArpest degree of agony
For the child of their earthly love!
To see flower in its vernal hrur
By slowly degrees decs!;
Then softly anesth in the aims o. DEATH
Breathe its sweet soul away.
lima break thy poor auld heart.
Nor at thy loss repine;
For the unseen hand that threw the Dart,
Was sent from her Father aud thine.
Yes, maun mourn, an ViE mourn.
Even till my latest day.
For though my darling Can never return.
shsl follow her soon away.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
Fare Reduced!
The Packet Boat

The Packet Boat
CHARLES FENTON MERCER, Capt. Fenlon,
CHARTS as usual. every morning at O'Clock, from
- the Bridge at Frederick Street, near The Bank OF
Columbia, Georgetown Persons wishing to take
meals bosrl, have breakfast dinner, or supper
al sill tunes bu' large parties intend taking meals
a little previous notice is desirable,
Fare to CromneIn 373 cents; to Seneca So cents -
Breakfast 34 cents; Dinner so cents; Supper % CTS
Wine at from so to $50 cents per bottle
the boat arrives at Georgetown, on her return at or
before sunset
The scenery betweenthe Great Falls and senecs IS
much more romantic than that between tie Falls and
Georgetown. W. W. FENL"N'
Georgetown, ~ S-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-juLY so.

BOSTON MARKET--juLY so.
W0ur.-UnGl the close of the week, the mar
ket was very languid, and The advance noticed in
our last review, had been realized only for few
prime selected parcels: within day or two, the
demand has been more animated, the advance
fully supported, and indications OF further I'M
provement on prices: 600 bbls. have been taken
for expectation. Fredericksburg lowland S45 a
) 90; Alexandria mountain 5 S-l6 a 81, and
6 mos ; and Howard street 5 "A a so, cash.
There Is heavy stock of inferior sorts, which
are selling at low prices
Graia.-The arrivals of Grain having been
very light, farther advance has been realized
for prime lots Southern Corn sales at Southern
yelinw have been made at 70 Il, and white 60
20 cents-.Couyier.
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aug 5 dtlstDt
" a,iteN

yEN'lE subscriber wishes Ia engage, tor the ensuing
Z twt!, emnnh ncng Isl November, an Ia
s,ruc,res. To take charge uf Private School ct or
10 girls His residence is the Plans Past ihcc,
FAVOUR county (Na). There are two or three vacan
cics Wills school which he would wish tn Fl His terms
are fcy the scholastic wear Of 10 months, 1925 or hosrl
unI tuition inc udug bedding. washing. and mendng,
with An addition of tif,y doIlss for music If taught.
aug s. 2aw6w THOS. TURNER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

Js'rcis Of The PrineesS Of Oraage-The case
Of the Italian Carrara, in whose possession many
Of The jewels of the Princess of Orange have been
found, and who can no doubt account for the rest,
presents various legal points, which, as might BE-
expected, perplex news,nongers and reporters.
we learn that he Is no" In custody under process
from the District Court Of the Uuited States, for
aNolat'on OF the Revenue laws: aud he will no
u'dOl be demanded f,om our own, by the Dutch
government. 10 answer for his felony where it
'as committed. 1t is SAID however, in a morning
paper that 1.-The Chevalier Huygens has offered
10 restore him to liberty, and guarantee him an
unmOleSted residence in any part of Europe, pro-
'aed ne Will disclose his accomp'ices, and state
waat disposition has been made of the property"
Inexperienced that stolen property, in such case
as ms cannot be forfeited, by reason of the
w'e'S attempting to smugglc them into aaolher
,cu9'ry' and that 1t cannot be liable to duties. -
= te'nmcaliy, however, we may be wrong; but
''e penalties aud duties both would Of course be
re%ltted; and the diligence of the officers in
% W. the seizure would then be unrewarded.
ne oaptors will, nevertheless, be entitled to the
'e"a'd offered BY the Dutch government
Y. \. Commercial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
SHIP NEWS.
PORY * .4LEX9ADRL3, On. g.

ARRIVED. AUGUsr 4.
Schr. AVN. Nelson. King, Aqua; slaves.
Schr Bluoming Youth, Blackstone, Wicomi-
co; tobacco aud corn.
Soop Charles Williams, Woodward, Phia-
delphia; freight, &c.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubbail, Norfolk; freight
and passengers.
SAILED,
Schr. columbia. Jenuinss, New York.
Sloop Statira, Petit, Philadelphia.
500
Schr. Caledonia, Twinlng, hence al y. York
lst instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

LanN Sale
NOIJN Mt ROCK

Iu3s2< NJ y Q N I IL . Z. 4
EHsESS Farm of first rate SOIL the red and grey
StNS Slate Rock, situated and binding on the lands
.sssssa. of Sr Stephen Daniel, Mrs Brown, and Nr.
G. G, stewart in Fairfax County, near the Little Hi.
yer turnpike Road. about 20 miles from Alexandra,-
will be offered public auction to the highest bidder
on the premises, on the con day " .aHgH'f. 1851 at
70 o'clock of that day on very liberal eIms Of payment:
portion of the purchase money being required in
Land ON executing tile, which there be no ex.
centon. frhe terms will be made more explanatory at
the time of sale The FARM is abundantly watered,
and good be effected with great IA
cilucs The buildings comfortable and Of wood.
Mr C. stewart SIR. Burnett. the tenant. will eli.
Their Of them give any information and shew the farm
to any person DESTROYS to inspect it, which would be
more satisfactory than any other mode Of description.
GEORGE w. HUNTER,
Trustee for George Lee Turberville.
gup its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

% be hoped ,ha. he viii live to see mis- systea
i .or,t;o,, in St. Andrews, which has already
u " IS so prch benefit to the human race.
y Dr, Bell is a native Of St Andrews. BY CIV
~. uanifcent sum, as a donation while Nv
. her than a legacy af,e, his death no less
- :,r1 than zen thousand pounds sterling Of Duty
~. heen saved.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
Valuable hMilAing l.ots
FOR SIZE. OR ON GROUND RE

FOR SALE. OR ON GROUND RENT.
y LOTS on Washington street, adjoining the
" dwe'i;ng house Of ME.'Rober, Brocke,,, Is !cet
front Is feet deep
One LOT, 25 feet front on Princess street,
running snuth IS feet
A LOT about g. feet front on Patrick street,
by Us SIP East
\ LOT S4 feet on Henry street, by 1a3 SIG
west.
Two LOTS, % feet front on Water street,
abou, rs feet deep
Two LOTS % feet front on Potomac street.
about Is feet deep
One LOT 100 feet front on Royal street, by
l24 IL deep, near Yates's Garden
And a, $50 feet front on Water street. con- nencing
at the coraer of franklin street 100 feet deep.
One LOT % SIG on Franklin street. Also,
;<sls A PLANTATION in Montgomery
~ County. Msrysn,, 10 miles from Georgetown
SytS 500 acres: 50 to so acres in Wood. This
->esss, and IS only mile from the Chesapeake ard
OHIO Canal l. will be exchanged for Town Property.
For terms please spII, TO
~ 90 TRCs. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
DIED.

On Sunday, the slst ult. at her residence in
Leesburs, Virginia, Mrs. SALLY L. A1sauTH:
she lived beloved, and died lamented.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Sale Of Town Lots.

Nv virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for the
- County OF Alexandra, in the case OF Benjamin
Plum et a. vs. Joseph B. Plum ct al. shall. 81
iURDaY, the seth day Of the present month, sell to
the highest bidder, the following
- LOTS OF GROUND,
Hss OF which the late Lewis W. Plum die seized,
EHkS subject tothe dover right ofthe widow ofthe
as..issA said Lewis W Plum:
lone LOT on the south side of Wolfe
street, in the Town of Alexandria and west of Colu.
bus street, binding on Wolfe street "a feet and run.
ming back ITO feet; with two story frame Dwelling
House thereon.
2.-ONE LOT on the west side Of Columbus
street, between Wolfe and Gibbon streets, binding ON
Columbus street ~ feet and running back SO feet S
inches; with a Brick Stable thereon.
3.-ONE LOT on the north side Of Wilkes
street. between Columbus and -- streets,
fronting Wilkes street "a feet. and running back
2l3 feet niche; with d two story Frame Dwelling
House thereon.
lone LOT on the west side of Wash.
ngton aid north Of Wilkes street, beginning at the
intersection Of said stects, and running westYardly
with Wilkes street i23ftei nche s,thcnce northward-
~ through ,hc square, and parallel 10 Washington
street, l76 feet inches; thence eastwardly and pa
rarl to Wilkes street. 1913 feet inches, thence south
warly with Was ngton street, to the beginnings now
| under lease 10 Reed Cross for sbont four yeas.
5.--0ne LOT OF GROUND north Of the
town Of Alexsrdris and in the vicinity thereof, con-
tanning half an acre thercabouts being the west
side OF Washington street, extended from the said
town. and nnr.h side nf street deneminated Cherry
street beginning NJ the intersection Of said streets, ano
:rrning thence wes,wardy with Cherry street, and
binding herewith 1873 feet inches; thence nortbward.
~ with lue parallel to Washington street, till it
strikes The lane Running from the bills to the river;
ihen returning from thence to the intersection OF the
said and Running thence nCithwsrdy with WASH
ngon street. aud binding thereon tin it strikes the
said lanes thence with the said lane, and binding there.
WITH tn the place where the second line intersecs it.
The above property vii! &c offered for sale at the
Reading room the Of Alexandria al IL o'clock.
A. 81 On the above day, upon credit Of four months
he purchasers to give their notes endorsed Tho
title will be ctained until the purchase money be paid
JOHN JOHNSTON.
| jy lS--'s Commissioner.
tLy'The sale of the above property is post
| ponce, until Saturday, The 18th day OF August
| aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

iSis seenis the age Of Cooveations--n"t Tor iorh
.Coos.itu,ioas, but for shaping the measures OF
- Propc. We nave seen Delegates appointed 10
,.aud Rail Road Convention at AbinSdon-aha
~ .ss ano,her Conventioo IS to be called at New
NJ. - Shenandoah, for the purpose oil de'is-
- 90, means 10 establish road from stann'on TO
=. : po,Owmac. As some difference OF opinion
~ With respec; to the location of the route;
so.e doubts are expressed whether the road
-,,m Winchester to the Potowmac may moi inter
-, ,;,b the one from Stanton, proposition mas
n 60 made by meeting Of citizens in Roeklnsham
'oynty:to those of Winchester, TO JOIN stacks
,Ol" ~ uniting their means together bring the
S,,noton road through Winchester, and thence
:, S,aunron. In the county Of Augusta about
s1,oGJ have been subscribed to the staun ana
yad. and 1t is expected TO augment TO oioy,ooo'
''''' 1'' rRichmond Compiler.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

J.fe,aEy "A person lost letter in one OF "n 1T
.A..,La. ~ Sunday last containing five thousand
,Ialnrs. 1t was found by the sexton'S son. ano
Northumberland to the loser, who, with m M,
,16rerce warthy of himself, rewarded the hnder
with foea,y FIRE ccntsl Truc 1t is that honesty ),
.,c,;rss 10 1rcminm. bit we canuot think well OF
,batm,n's hheraIity who would attempt To reward
IN honest act in so paItry manner.
~ '''''' Phi Ing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
Y 0r Vent,
70 Rent,

g., Two comfortable Brick DWELLING
81 HOUSES on Patrick street, at present occu-
81 III pied BY MessrS Is. r.. Harrison and John H'
.sssSs.2 Johnson Possession vii! be given for the
one occupied by Mr.. Harrison on the first August
next, and The occupied by Mr.. Johnson on first
September next. JOHN w hAssiE"
" l9-lf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05
Pleasure. Trip

kEENSWFC. NY
To Old Point ComG'rt, Norfolk, 6 Cape Henry.
~~<,s The Steamboat COLU BIA,
4 Crptaia James MITCHELL will lea, 4
.rsssf,Ess4s,t2 ~ the Di,,rc, oCoumhia on the at
Il 1870 s tcrncon of Monday, the Sih of Aug
ut, tor the places aasre mentioned; ,lar,'ng from
smoo's whs'f G. abun, at o'clock, Iambeli's
wharf, Washington, at O'clock. and thompson
wharf, Alexandra At o'clock. Returning. she VIII
leave hofc; the aito aon Of Wednesday the 10th,
touch At Old Point and arrive at Washington on Thurs
day.
She wiz stop a, the d,flr'n. landings on the Poto-
mac, beth going and returning, 10 receive and land
passengers.
a d md Of Music and Dancing Music will be pro'id
ed Passage and meals FOR The whole trip, 70.
Stockholders tickets " not BE taken Oh this trip.
aug q DID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

100 Prizes Of 1000 Dolars9
DRAWS THIS DIP.
Virginia State Lottery,
For The Benefit ofthe Dismal S,c0n.p Cana! Company,
Will be drawn in Richmond on Friday, August Is
66 NUuBERS-l 10 DRAIN BlLLU1S
HIGHEST CAPITALS:
Prize of 100000 Prizes of $4,000
do of 10000 100 do of 1000
do of 5000 sc. &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves 81 quarters so; eighths Is
To5e had ia u variety of Plumbers az Ike ufice OF
J. G02SE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker. Aiernndria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

Lack om for Pira'se'-Capt McM"n"S' OF
.,,- E>,b,n;e, arrived YESTERDAY fro'n "" Or
s. r,, ,ba, OF the 18TH nit, - tmtusas,
H.. .,'y 4 ,s,snr,ous looking schooner o!80 or 100
'ouS. painted black NTH ports her o'at sung up
81, ,h. mainmast, about io'ty men On BOARD a"u
i hermaphrodi;e brig along SIDE OF hGr NeN, ,t uay
saw the same Yess.i, WAen she to'%s' a "cc"
Rtg aii gaze eta,e 5ut the weather coming on
.5j,k at niat., Capt. VI. altered his course and
20, clear OF her Boston PGi.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

When Mr.. Adams was elected by the House
Of REPRESENTATIVES, in 1925, his first step towards
the formation, was an invitation to Mr.. Southland.
10 become a member ofhis.adminlstratlon, After
a comparison Of views, tie invitation was accept
ed. Perhaps Me-, Wirts appointment as Apor-
new General was the next which was agreed OH
II was not until after some reflection and consul
tation that Mr.. Adams rendered To Mr. Clay the
situation Of Secretary of State, several days sub
sequent To the understanding with Mr.. Southard
tins simple fact annihIla;es at once all the foun
dation for the scandalous romance OF previous
bargain. When Nr. Clay received the offer. he
was indisposed To accept Of 1t. 1t appeared to
him that the sacrifices, personal and profession
al, Involved in the acceptance were such as his
interests aud his Obligations to his family forbad
him To make But. at the same tine, he cOnsi-
dered it to- be his duty to take counsel Of his
ficpds; aud especially OF those coIleagucd with
him in the representation of the Cilizens OF Ken
tusky. Their counsel was directly and
strongly in opposition to that of his own
feelings; and all the objections he offered
were met By the reply that he was bound, in
tic first place, 10 have regard to the wishes and
interests Of that important section Of the Union
which had never yet had a representative in the
Cabinet. bat the growing Importance of which
rendered it proper that it should BE- heard and
'rlt in the national councils. The point was
pressed upon him closely, and without intermis-
sion; aud even members o. Congress, who had not
been in the habit o! voting with him on all ques-
Ions o!policy, among when, It's understood wele
Mr, p P. Barbour, Mr Andrew Stevenson,
and VIZ. Louis NJ Lane, strengthened the argu-
m'n's OF his political and personal friends, and
urged on him the necessity of yielding his private
scrnpes 10 the interests of the West In this
manner Mr. Clay's objections were at length
oyerrulrd, and the consent to serve as a member
I" the Administration was wruUg from hun.
Naiioaai Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

Extrcc. If It is.,sr 10 ite y T. JO"r. Com, @a'ed
LoxuoX. June -, 1881.
fine Cholera Morbus is daily becoming more
md more subject If apprehension. Above 40
,,sseIs from the Battle .! Eibe are already i'll qua
fantine.
The Russian aud prussiaa. physicians concur
n the oviuon ina, the disorder is not contagious.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

Nristoe Estate,
IL The Comfy Of Prince WSNiam, FOR S.7LE
IN pursuance Of the power vested IN the President
I and Directors of The Literary Fund, by an Act OF
the General Assembly, passed 18th February last aG'
;horizing the sale oftha
;a6;sp. BRISTOE 7RaCT OF L.fND,
49,. in the County of Prince William, Proposals
'"GSs will be received hy The said President and
.ec3ass Dir. ctors far he whole, any portion Of the
said tract. untiih 10Th day Of October nect
The annexed extracts from the law, Will shew the
conditions required ih. purchasers.
Person, tftring proposal. viii consult their Own
in fixing the i"sta!m h's OF The purchase
money.
The Rristoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres,
the greater part Of which is under leases, winch "'''
Expire in the wear 49, anl which are subject to
annual rem, of abou, - 0u0 pounds Ct tobacco.
By order of the President and directors of the Lite
rary Fu'd; j. hhoWn, Jr.2o Aud