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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-27
SALES Ar AUCTION
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Groceries, furniture, So.
IN Monday, 26th instant, at O'Clock, p. N. will be.
" cold my Warehouse on King street
l0hogsheads brown sugar
10 barrels do do
Boxes chocolate No
10 do cheese
Kegs Plug tl2's) and twist tobacco
Lot castings and hollow ware
Spades and socket shoves
Boxes Windsor soap
Together with great variety OF
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
new feather beds, several mattresses
patent washing machine
Androns, shovel and tongs. Tenders
Knives and forks, sc. &c.
sept %
". the above sale is postponed until We'd
nesday Afternoon, at 8 o'closk, when will be added
second hand Gig, with harness complete
large Counting House Desks
sept II GEO. WHITE.
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Trust sale

Trust Sale.
10y virtue of Deed Of Trust made to us by Isaac
I'D Henry and wife, for purposes mentioned in said
Deed which is duly recorded in the County Court Of
Prince William, we will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash the premises. on the IAN day Of October ner.
aGas< THE TRACT OF LAND
EYSGXT on which the said Isaac Henry, deceased.
eT<s lately lived, in Prince william County. con-
scskHs tanning $50 acres. Also, sundry SLAVES,
mentioned in said deed.
The land lies Oh the Turnpike Road leading from
Cen,revie to Baekand is adapted to the cultivation
of all kinds of Grain; may be mpro.ed BY the Of
Plaster and Glover, and has sufciency Of wood for
itssupport. 1t will be shewn to any person who may
wish to view, b, MIR Robert Hamilton, living near the
place, or either Of the subscribers. Such title 10
vested in us by said Deed, will be conveyed, and no
other. LASDON CARTER, Jr.
ADDISON b. CARTER,
sent 6-lm Trustees.
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Night school.

VHlE public arc respectfully informed that propose
commencing Night School on the Sd October.
shall esteem i, favor # those who are desirous ct
entering, whether at that lime or subsequently, WIN
communicate tn wishes to me as early as convenient
Terms moderate SAMUEL, fLoMHhh'
sant 22-eO3t
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Vouse IL Store to Rent.

49,. A two story dwelling House on Fair
Syy7A fay between Queen and Princess streets, with
fsEs store and good dry cellar under the whole
EaSI To good tenant the rent will be made low
Possession may be had the 27th DAY OF the present
month SAN. b. LARM0UR, & Co
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MARRIED,

Ca the Esd iost,by the Rev. G. Mann, Or. ALEX
AsDkR II. MASON, of Stafford County, to Miss
JANE A. Youngest daughter Of the late DR.. A. l.
SMITH, Of Fairfax County, Va
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Nr K0bert y. Grymes

offers his professional services e,s
~ the citizens of Alexandria and its vicinity rS
Office is on Fairfax street. next goo, 10 I'VE '''
,.here he can at all times be found.
800 sQ-tf
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SHIP NEW s..
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, On. C..

ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER 90.
Schr. General Reed, R. e. Gill, Norfolk;
slaves to A. G. Cazenove & 20.
Schr. Five Brothers, Moore, Patuxent; tobacco
to A. c. Cazen0ye & Co.
sloop Friendship, Johnsnn, hence at Philadel-
phia Oath.
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'rO Nent,

49, Two comfortable Brick DWELLING
EyVAHoUsEs on Patrick street, at present occu.
1sSaa pied By Messrs. 3. e. Harrison and John d.
IS johnson. Possession will be gwen for the
~. occnnie5 hv Mr.. Harrison on the first August
newt and the one occupied by Mr. johnson on first
$3.50. n.~t JOHN W MhSSlE.
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'rNitiOn

IN D,oy;oo. and in the Spanish and Italian
Languages.
q PINISTRI respectfully offers to she ci'izens OF
-. Alexandria his services to teach IN the aoo'e
branches. :; N.u-
Mr.. Pinistri is an Italian artist. has taught 10 New
York for the space Of twelve years, and IN inns
for the last three years. and is aow teaching I'D SONIC
,be most respectable families Of this place.
Drawing is useful to ALTO young ladies' rs an nc
complishment and an elegant hnish to the'r euuea
ton, to Young gentlemen, to facilitate and give an
elegant finish to their Of pursuits viz; TO Jaw
yer. in the use OF maps, direction OF land &c "
Doctor, for the anatomical study drawing che'n'ea
s,ruments, &c to amerchsnt, to understan! stamps
natterns. &c to mechanical professions It not ,ess
useful No tailor can make graceful ana wen su'ea
dress without it, to carpenters, sh'p-bu'ders, "u's
builders, nc il is indispensable: in fact 'nere csh"o'
he weli.6nshed mechanic of any KIND WITHOUT
knowledge oil Drawing
Price Of Tuition:
For l pupil, "a lessons TO a Quarter sio
From ; to 4 pupils do do eS.n
to do do do 90
10 pupiIs and upwards do 90
Night class for young gentlemen
References:
New York, Hon. Van Rensselaer,, lion y. ~ wv
den. late MAYOR; Hon. James Kent, Chance"or'
Washington, d. C. Commodore fs"efS'" A"o ''
Peters ,,,, T. Mason
Alexandria, Chas Chaplin, Esq, Thomson r. Ha''"
For late Msyor. l., Lewis and N. Carusl, hsqs'
~ Inouire at the bookstore OF D. Aar'ih' "'e'e
subscription paper rs 'e't
sent 17-f
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JoMnthan butcher

-As this day received per the Shenandoah, Capt.
Nose from liverpool. a considerable part OF his
FALL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE.
smofo-eo2m =
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Sl42 AZ
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Sept "a.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Sept "a.
Flour and Menl.-The receipts of superhne
Flour continue small, but equal to the demand,
which is principally confined to retailers and ba-
kers, the quantity taken for export has been
about 1900 barrels; prices continue steady at 50,
so. A small lot Rye Flour sold at 8S,75; 400
barrels have since been taken at 81. Corn Meal
has declined, about $50 barrels sold at S3, 62a,
sales have since been made Of 500 barrels at 8S,
so, and $50 hhds at 815,75.
Grain.-A lot of prime old Pennsy lvania
Wheat, from store, brought 10 cents; sales OF
Delaware, aHoat. have been made at l00a ITO,
according to quality. Corn has been in little
request, and has gradually declined during the
week. last sales reported, Goa "a cents for South
ern, and 65 cents for Pennsylvania, ahoat. Della
ware Rye has brought 6S a 70cts. Oats sold IN
the early part of this week at SO "a 40 cents; last
sale reported at 3s cents aAoat. Price Cur.
-eSe-
NEW-YORK MARKET-SEpr "a.
Fl our keeps up to the top prices which have
been quoted. Richmond city has been bought
up at Sc, e5; rye -four 81; wheat lull prices;
rye 80 cts IN demand; southern corn Class dull.
Freishts very ow.--Jour. Com.
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hardware.

JOHN w. M A S s lie
-.s inc, received. ty the Ships Shenandoah and
III virgins. from Liverpool, large part OF his
FILL LNiP0RTaII0M e
-. 18th tine Goods on hand makes his assortment
VIM 9oo, and is offered to country merchants and
.,hsr. IN the most reasonable terms.
sept 6-eolm
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Kerr j. fMZMugh
OFFER for sale
~ so hhls. n. q. sugar, prime quality
5 do ST Crox do
So Tierces and barrels molasses
50 bags coffee
5000 lbs. loaf sugar, assorted
40 boxes aud half boxes rsissns
so packages fresh imported G. P. and Y. II
Teas
100 bushels ground alum salt
puncheons N. Z, rum,
Also general assortment Of well selected
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE.
spp, 22--H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-27

short Of those for tie corresponding months last
year, the tolls for 1891 will exceed one million
two hundred thousad dollars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-27

BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Public Sale.
PURSUANT to the last will of Samuel Carson, de.
l. ceased, will be sold on the premises, on MON.
DAY. the Sd day If october next.
A LOT OF GROUND
on the west side of Royal street, between Prince and
Duke Streets s. feet front and 1913 feet deep, which
is erected two two.siory
- BRICK TENEMEN7'S and q
p HIN Wood Shed. Terms one.fourth cash.
~ III III and the residue in four and eight months.
E The title is indisputable.
.aLso, for Cash.
355 shares Mechanics Bank stock
l6 90 Washington x Alexandria Turnpike stock
60 do Fire Insurance do
20 do Potomac Bank do
JAMES CARSON,
Executor Of Samuel Carson.
sept 21-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-27

include in this mornings Gazette Mr.
We ,o ,,Is 70 MIR. Eaton, and again purpose
D', ,,.,in from comment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-27

lois rsc.ip,. =" N'' '''' '''" '"'"'' 1 "'
a'gatlOu on the ca... avs ~'"'"e",' "O"N' w..
"Ide OF April, We learn I, VI" ,.'e " '' -
p" the hrst OF September being 1, 1 '''1 -"
9nlAs, the receipts for tolls ~ Ill tn '"""',
ave been little more than seven hundreS auu
'S'en thousand dollars; and the increase. com
a'ed With the preceding year, fol TIE same time
as 0sen One hundred and eighty seven thousand
VIZ hundred aud sixty-6ve dollars. Ii the recel-
DS'or the residue Of the season should not fall
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COMMUNICATED.

Departed this life on Saturday last. at Buck
land, in the sd year Of her age, Mrs. HANNAH
BREST, widow Of the late Capt William Brent
Of this county. and mother OF George Brent, ESQ.
Collector Of the Port of Alexandria 1t is per-
haps too common in announcing the death OF indi-
,iduals, to indulge in extravaganza euosum, and
hence much Of the moral influence of character is
lost; in the present instance, however, the writer
OF this INDUCES the hope that nothing which may
be said Of the venerable and excellent old lady
who is the subject Of this notice, will be more than
she was Justly entitled to. Upwards of thirty
years ago Mrs. Brent was, by the death other hus-
band left widow in charge of four or five of her
Younger children-the whole care of raising and
educating them devOlved upon her; and with a
prudence and discretion highly creditable to her,
she discharged this delicate and important trust
with success eyincing the ability and propriety
which ever marked her course. The respect
which she and her family ever maintained, and
he high standing Of her sons, constitute the best
violence that she discharged her duty towards
hem faithfully. Although unpretending, and
Without any claims 10 marked distinction in socie-
y, her unobstrusye virtues shOne around her;
and were most conspicuous in the domestic circle
the beneyOlence Of her heart. the kindness Of
'er disposition, and the almost unexampled equa-
2mity Of her temper, endeared her not only to
hearge circle Of her relatives, but to ali who
Anew her.
Such was her anxious solicitude for the welfare
1t her children, that it seemed 70 absorb all her
thoughts; and like COrnea, the illustrious mother
o. the Gracchi, when asked for her jewels, she
would point to her sons. Such was the character
Mrs Brent; and such it is hoped will be the III
naence OF her example, as to induce those she
caves behind to honor her memory by initiating
her virtues. -Warrsnton Spectator.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port OF .8LEXaADRLa, CD. G. }

ARRIVED, AueUsr /,
Schr. Constellation, Myers, Port Deposit; TIM
Der.
Schr Mary Ellen, Travis, Patuxent; tobacco
to A. G. Cazenove & Co.
Schr Only Daughter, Barnes, Mattawoman;
tobacco and wheat.
Schr Two Sisters, Rowland, Nominy; to-
bacco and corn to Jas. Mcisea.
Ship Shenandoah, cleared at Liverpool 18th
June.
Schr. John Alexander, Burrows, cleared at n
York SOth ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02

-;,0rsr was taken from the place Of execution.
SI'sc .rr;ved At the galIows, after some preli-
na rs stems. and the usual religious CEREMONIES
Milo" a',.h occasions, the criminal assembled the
81 sia,S,rm WITH a firm step, and apparently indt'
Psn, ssnsations The important moment nav.
&C.! e.. rived. the fatal moose was adjusted arounu
W. nr;so,er's neck, the cap drawn over his race
w T, e. few seconds he was launched into eeei-
sau The prisoner during mis- confinement re-
:,adlv confessed his guilt of the deed, anu also
~ successful accomplishment OF similar az,
INN. -. ON another female. The crowd IN a,'ehu'
nee was immense, and as far as we could iearn'
exhibited much decorum.
ol,a--" This fine vegetable appears no
-" 70 be 50 Justly appreciated as 10 the neish-
W. IS Charleston-here it furnishes por-
o',, IS ina daily food Of, We believe, at least
n fonrtbs OF the inhabitants OF the city during
. nv In fact, we know OF no vegetable
- !. 40 generally used by both rich and poor,
'rL;ch 9, ius,ly merits the encomiums bestow-
o. "nnn il When served up, simply boiled,
81 init il ,s not the most palatable vegetable
~ arsr cat hut in the form of soup, well oo''ed
We s's. sn,,sr Sunnly of tomatoes, &c, we doubt
'ro,ber !, is cxceiled by any other IN the worid'
in A,xor. wbolcsomeness or nutrlment.-
SnreIv our moor have cause OF tbankfufness' 'ha'
onr climate admits Of its being grown IN such
,,a,n,;tic, as il is. Although IN such hish esti-
Tpaion among US, yet we have rarely met win
i, any where else, and where we have, 1t has
mt been appreciated; chiefly owing to their lsno
rn an of the proper mode Of eOkins' for except
N the form Of soup. and that property cooke .
most persons would pronounce It a sorry vese'a-
Ne, and unfit for frequent use"
'''' '' Southern .4gricuhtn'st.
Tre1sparea Wateh.-A watch has been pre-
s.rfpd 10 the Academy of Sciences OF Paris, con
,lructed Of very peculiar materials; the parts be-
mo formed of crystal. 1t was made oy NJ ne
5e7Iier, and is small in size The internal works
,re al visible: the two teethed wheels are oil me-
al 10 preyent accidents by the breaking OF the
snr;nps. All the screws are fixed in crystals, and
IN the axes turn in rubies. The escaPement Is
~i sanphire. the baarce-wheel o rock crystal ana
its spring Of gold. The regularity OF this watch
az "a lime. keeper, is attributed by the maker to
the feeble expansion of the rOckcrystal IN the bal
ance.wheel. &c. The execution OF the whole
shows to what state of perfection the art OF cut
,ino precious stones, has been carried IN modern
times.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Sale Of Town I,ots

u virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for the
ID County of Alexandra, in the case of BENJAMIN
Plum ct al. VS. Joseph plum ct al. l shall. on 81.
TURL.7Y. the sofa day ofMe presen. month, sell to
the highest bidder, the following
"a LOTS OF GROUND,
xs.sl of which the late Lewis W. Plum die seized,
SsSsl subject tothe dover right ofthe widow of the
aA..ssAs2 said Lewis w. Plum:
lone LOT on the south side Of Wolfe
street, IN the Town of Alexandra, and west OF Colun
bus street, binding Wolfe street % feet and
nng back Ito feet; with two story frame Dwelling
| House thereon.
2.-ONE LOT on the west side of Columbus
street. between Wolfe and Gbbon streets, binding on
columbus street "a feet, and running back SO feet
inches' with Brick Stable thereon.
3.-ONE LOT ON the north side OF Wilkes
street. between Columbus and --- streets.
fronting on Wilkes street "a feet, snd running back
243 feei inches; with two story Frame Dwelling
House thereon
lone LOT on the west side of Wash.
ington and north Of Wilkes street, beginning At the
intersection OF said streets and running westwardly
with Wilkes street l23feet inches thence northward
ly through ,he square, and parallel to Washington
street, 176 feet nches thence eastwardiy, and pa.
raelto Wilkes street. 1873 feet inches, thence south.
wardly with Washington street. to the beginning; now
! under lease TO Reed Gross for shout four yeats.
5.-One LOT OF GROUND north of the
town of alexandria, and in the vicinity thereof
tanning half reabouts, being the west
side OF Washington street, extended from the said
town. and north side Of street denominated Cherry
street. beginning at the of said streets, and
running thence westwardy with Cherry street, and
binding herewith 1873 feet 5nches; thence northward-
ly. with line parallel to Washington street, till il
strikes The lane running from the hills to the river;
then returning from thence to the intersection of the
said streets, running thence nortbwardy with Wash
ngton street, and binding thereon till it strikes the
said lane; thence with the said lane, and binding there
WITH to the place where the second line intersecs it.
The above property will be offered for sale at the
Reading Room in the town of Alexandra at IL o'clock,
a. N. on the above day. upon credit Of four months;
the purchasers to give their notes well endorsed Tho
title will be retained until the purchase money be paid
JOHN JOHNSTON.
jy l3--ts Commissioner.
hJ'The sale of the above property is post
poned until Saturday, The 18th day of August:
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, at o'clock, Mr., JAMES
SPENCE, aged s. years-a native of Glasgow,
Scotland. but Tor several years past a resident OF
the United States, and recently an esteemed IN
habitant Of this town. His friends and acquaint-
auces are requested to attend his funeral, from
his late residence on Water street, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, This Afternoon, at four
o'clock
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INhn i EOuearA,

Cphoistsrer and Mattress Maayaeturer.
t'GNOERS his respectful Acknowledgements to the
public IN gen raj Tor the very liberal encourage
men' he has received, and informs them that he has
Va nand sgenersl assortment Of
New live geese feather beds
Best curled hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton do
Csttail 40
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, SC. &c.
Nsw vegeese feathers and Spanish moss sold by
ne large or small Quantities.
All OF which can De warranted Of the very best qua
ny and will be disposed OF on reasonable terms for
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Chnice Wines.

q MS II. JtNNEY have just received, pr brig
=. Jnvincbie, from Madeira, some very superior
wine from the house of J Toward, March & Co IN
half pipes and or casks They also oerfor sale' oi1
l. y. Madeira wine in BOXES. ,Brahmin's cargo) and
Sicily, Tener,ffe, and sherry, IN qr casks
mo l5-f
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APPEARANCE OF THE WEA-
TIER, &c.

Cloudy, fair, much rain / n
Fair, cloudy, showery; op at
showery, cloudy; IN rain n
Fair, cloudy; very op atmos.
Cloudy, hazy; elastic atmos
Cloudy, showery, humid
Hazy, humid; thun & Lightly
Cloudy. humid, thun; OPP heat
Showery; hailstorm in vicin.
Clear at sunr $50 S Ii nitre
Clear; pavements cov'd with
Clear; Ven, Sat&Moon in con
Clear at sunrise SAL
Fair, cloudy; brisk wind
Ditto; green corn in market
Clear, high wind; at sunr560
Clear and pleasant; elias at
Hay, distant thun; op at
Cloudy, humid, sultrv, clear
Clear. cloudy. gust; dog d be
Cloudy, humid, showry,cle
Clear, hazy, very oppr at
Hazy, brisk wind, gust, ell a
Hazy. cloudy; lively breeze
Clear, hazy, thun gust
Clear. high wind, scald'g sun
Clear, elastic atmosphere
Hazy, clear. liv br, ell at, h 8
Clear and pleasant weather
Clear; thun gust, heavy rain
Clear, much r, thun Gig n
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FLOCR--LaSt week, Tue piiIc vi hcoh
ground old and new wheat Flour opened at "a
e5 to S 90, and closed at 90 to S OF. Sales
from stores at O6 to l2a; and considerable
second quarter Flour IN store priced at 4 IS.
Yesterday the wagon price Of fresh ground
Flour ranged from 90 to 5 l2a. Several hun
dred barrels fresh ground Flour, manufactured
from old wheat, were sold from stores at S 1ea.
Export for the week ending Saturday, July so,
$50 bbls.; foreign 1898, coastwise $40 bbIs.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street, 1851 bbls.: half bbls,
-@e-
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JULY &c.
El0w-The transactions in Superine Flour
are limited. and sales principally TO retailers at
81 5Oa 90, according to quality and condition;
sales Of our SusquehanHa at 25. The receipts
of Flour continue to be small, and the stock Of
fresh ground OH hand is light.
-aSe-
Correspondence ofthe N. J. Jour. Of Commerce.
Extract from the Circular of Cearns, Crary 4 Co
LIVERPOOL, June Is.
The condition Of our market for the principal
articles of export from the United States is by no
means cheering at the present moment. Our
Corn Market is particularly dscouraging The
importations Of Foreign Flour during the last ten
DAYS have been very large, mere especially from
the United States, and to serious loss in most
cases.
Sales have been made within the past week of
a few thousand barrels Of Flour in bond, at 25s
Cd 26s cd per brl; and of Wheat at decline
Of about sd Sd per 20 lbs; also of free Flour
about or 5OOObrls have been disposed of at 81
q SIS; and for Western Canal Sos per bril- The
market yesterday was very dull, and few transac-
tons passed. The stock Of bonded Grain now
here is about 10000 quarters Of Wheat, $4,000
quarters of Oats, and $4,000 brl of Flour. held
quite on speculative views. The duties are ra
Their expected to be l8s Sd per quarter on Wheat
on the 18th inst. Indian Corn will also proba
bly be charged with an increase of duty.
-a@-
Commercial THE following extract ola let
ter, received at the Department OF State, is com
muncated for publications.,
1.-THE expectation of provisions from the Provin-
ces of Volhynia aud Podolia being prohibited, in
consideration Of the demand for the supply OF the
Russian army, and two,thrds of the provisions at
Odessa being likewise taken up, there is every
reason to suppose that in the spring, provisions
will be scarce and dear.
In order, as much as possible to obViate these H.
conveniences, the Government proposes purchas-
ing all the cargoes now Oh the spot, which IN
Guiding wheat and barley, amount to 20o,0
Kllos."-Globe.
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Mechanic NeAief Society.
4 STATED quarterly meeting of the Mechanic Re
" lief Society will be held at their Hall, on we'd
ncsday evening next, 3rd.of august at o'clock. by
order of the President. JNo' CoHor
aug2 oee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02

Further supply Of shoes.
rESE Subscriber has just received an addition to his
4 former stock of Shoes, consisting of,
Mems coarse and fine shoes and bootces,.
Boys women and childrens fine shoes and boots
Ladies cheap prune slippers,
G-ntlemen's buckskin slippers, cheap.
All of which offered, wholesale ard RETAIL as low
as they can be purchased in this any Of the neigh
boring markets. a.. d. hAh"oN.
aug
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Valuable Property

aAudOlC AEoHCItS
FOR SALE AT AUG TON,
WILL be offered at public SALE at the Court House
w in Ieesburg, on the LIST day Of August court be.
ing hfondqy. the sM dry Of the month, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY, situate in the town of Wa.
terfcrd. Loudoun County, Virginia. viz:
h A MERCHANT MILL,
AsTE built Of brick four stories high, with two rup
Ssss Of burr's and of country stones. and can.
IaaM2itis believed, at q small expense be put in
complete order;
A large and eommOdious BRICK DWELL.
ITG HOUSE, formerly occupied by the late Robt
Braden;
A small stone DWELLING HOUSE; and
The MEADOW adjoining the Mill, contains
ing about GO acres
more particular description Of property is deem.
ed unnecessary p. rsons wishing to purchase will
no doubt view the premises. which will be shewn by
Thomas Phillips, Of Waterford.
The terms will be One fourth Of the purchase mo.
ney in CASH. and the remainder at one, two and three
years, with interest and approved security.
COLIN AULD.
w. II. MILLER,
Trustees of Brsden Morgan, &c.
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