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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
misnormng the public relative to the opinions entertain.
ed by great majority Of Viginsns.
September 9Th, 1888.
WARRINGTON, sept ~.
APPOINTMENT by THE PRESIDENT.

" WARRINGTON, Sept ~.
APPOINTMENT by THE PRESIDENT.
II. fancy, ESQ. was yesterday appointed Secretary
OF the Treasury oil the u - On sceepng this point.
men', Mr. fancy, resigned the Office ot Attorney Gen.
ersl
MAINE ELrcrioN.-The Int NJ re ne er ve.,.,d.v ron
graduated the aionai Republicans h,t
they had reelected Mr. Evsus that IL enc out of ei.ht
members to Congress- but in this last he IL d.sp.
pointed His eyes u seems care bent vacancy" The
Journal Of Commerce says:
MAiNE.-The Augusta, (N-) Age, a Jackson paper
states that Leonard Jarvis and Moses Mason arc probably
elected Congress- aud that Ia Mr. Evans district there
is no choice. The Hsliowe Advocate opposition pa.
per- says the So the account will sand,-seven
jackson men-one vacancy.
- We have the following from the Maine papers AZ the
latest news:
Members of Congress eleefed-In York District,
Rufus NJ nre, by about 1000 majority Cuns6s riond
D,sr,ef. Francis D. J. Smith," by about 800 msjorty
Lincoln District, Edward Ksvanagh, by about 600 ma.
joiy-SOersef ond Penobscof Disfrict Gorhsm Psrkss
hy more than 1000 m.jority-Waido District, Joseph
Hail. by large majoriiy--Honcock and Woshinefon
District Leonard Jarvis, probably Oxford District, Mo-
ses Mason,' probably.
can these gentlemen are Jackson Democratic and OPP
posed TO the Bank.
In Kene6ee and Somerset District, represented In
The last Congress by Mr. Evans, there choice, and
strong probability that Mr. White, the democratic repub
icAn candidate will be chosen another trial There
may also prove TO be choice in Oxford District though
there Is a strong Jackson majority.
cit is safe, think, say that the whole cation
from Maine in the House Of Representatives will
Bonk"-Forfland Argus.
| New members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
$3,765 "a

Tor 'ne following portions OF these expenditures mo
vouchers have been rendered, viz:
In the year 1884, 40 81,
Do 1882, sac
In the first half Of 1885, , 60G
Total 60, or,
We are lett TO conjecture the object. upon which
this large sum has been expended The Board Of Drec
iors when called on to require specific account 10
do so, approved the expenditure without knowing
was for and urged Mr. Bdde 90 Oh IN. funds
oil the Bank just as he plesses, without ac ~
any one on earth! When we see TO what purpose. 60
large sum has been applied for which vouchers are
ered what have we not right to suspect in relation 10
this large amount for which Mr. dde is ashamed 10
account Can we now wonder his ability TO adv ance
Mr. Noah $40 900 in April 1884, soon after This resoJ,
ZION passed. out OF his breaches pocket! MAY we not sus
pect that Stephen Simpson paid for be,rayioy h;s
friends and for establishing his Wing out OF this fund.- Has
Bennett received out Of IL the wages Of spy? 4. from
this ocean that the Evening Star is rsng-Tb resoon
se authorizes Mr. Biddle TO hire Editors and wrters; for
Is hey who 'prepdIe articles in favor OF the Bank
But when he is not required 10 furnish voucher have
we not right to suspect that the money used Tor direct
bribery and corruption! We do charge that il ia so.
but we say there is reason TO supect il.
This report Of the Government Directors enables ms IN
Tx The stamp Of fasehood official statement rnade
by the Bank to the Senate n February 1892 On n,o,on
oil Mr. Benton, resolution mad been adopted calling for
the expenses Of the Bank from 1917 10 1881 inclusive
der the heads ~
i. or Printers and Editors.
q Attorneys and Councillors at Law
~ Contingencies.
The President Of the Bank replied under date NJ ooh
February, 1882 (See Senate Doeuuenfs POI 3 Toe
Vs. For the preceding eight years. he gave the amounts
paid Printers and Editors, at The principal Bank as fol-
viz N''"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

are sorry to he obliged TO noce that the epidemic
with Which our city 10 .orely afflicted has no wse
abaed We c"uon strangers 10 beware Of approaching
our fatal shores at present, death may be spprehended
as the penalty Of their ili-advised 'emeritv
While the subject of sickness. we cannot pas, over
in silence the miserable situation Of poorer who
may be so unfortunate be attacked with the prevail.
ing disease Without money, and with scarcely the bare
necessa'ies OF life, they have to undergo trials which
those IN better circumstances only have faint aud
imperfect idea Of The hand Of charity should be ex-
tended tow ards them, and Thing he 10 ease the
pognancy of the distressing circumstances in which they
thus placed. We aude to this matter TO all into
action the humane feelings Of fellow citizens Tor we
believe that class men are more actively
than they but only to remind them that amidst the
general calamity the suerngs OF the wretched poor must
be acute indee d-Ib
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

The Report contains much matter calculated TO alarm
the friends oil Republican ms aud induce them 10
rally around the President in his effort op this fountain
Of corruption.
the head OF stationery and printing proved by tn.
to have been incurred almost exclusively purchasing
or III printing and circulating papers and documents with
the view Of putting down President Jackson have been
follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
$14,0S1 AZ
43,2Ol 10

" ,ooY $14,OS1 ~
r, iooi 432Ol 10
" hence appears, that these expenses were in 1890
ABOUT SIoVV and IN 1881 about S34 900 more than the
PRESIDENT OF the Bank reported 10 The Senate Ills own re-
Por, SHOWS where they covered up and conc
we contingent expenses OF the BANK for the pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
For 1890
1881

me n'PV'' OF 'he Government Directors shows the
mounts Pa'u almost exclusively "Printers and Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
New ORLEANS. September 6.

is with pain that announce the death OF the Right
Reverend Leon de Neckere, Roman Catholic Bishop Of
our State tie died last Wednesday, at O'Clock In the
morning.
He was man Of extended theoretical and practical
knowledge. christian philosopher and orname Mt to
the religion he taught. In a word
"None knew him but 10 ,ovehi
"Nono named him but praise"
HIS death, like his lie, sacred aud serene.
He was buried yesterday morning with tho solemn
rituals due his meniory.-JN. o. Bee.
SEPT g.
Iermenfs in the Catholic and Proesfanf Cepeferie,
Catholic. Protestant
Sept. 9, 20
Z, 10 10
" 8, Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-JuLY 10.
The Irish supplies continue to decrease. espe.
cially of Wheat and Oats; since Tuesday, they
have been very light. 1000 quarters have ar
rived from Canada. and further supplies are dai-
lv expected. The small parcel Of foreign Wheat,
reported below, is from Danzig. Reports Of ra-
ther an unfavorable nature, relative to the grow.
ing crops, have continued to reach US from the
principal agricultural counties, as we'll IS from
Ireland, some Of which have been accompanied
With orders for investment, and towards the close
of the week, considerable activity prevailed
throughout the trade.
On Friday, purchases to large amount were
made 10 both Wheat and Oats, the former at an
advance Of Cd, and the latter Of Is per bushel ;
this disposition has since continued, and a great
portion Of the finer descriptions Of Irish Wheat
has been taken off the market; the best have
been sold at 8s, aud fair runs at e Cd DER 20
lbs Caoadan, which was held for comparatively
higher rates, has not partaken Of the improve.
ment, but small parcel Of choice white has re.
allied at 7s Cd per 70 lbs.
The demand for Flour is also free, and hold
ers generally asking advanced prices. For sour
Flour, under lock, 19s Cd has been refused; a
few thousand barrels might yet be picked up at
COS per barrel. but purchases to any extent could
not be made without producing higher prices.
There is very little bonded Wheat offering; the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
% Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. Prince William
IL County. vrgiria ON the Goth Of August, Negro
Lad naroed JOHN - years old, about feet high Of
yellow Complex small made, rather pleasing
countcn.nce; VIXEN spoken tn, down look; his left
fore finger little time since cut yer, bad it is
nearly well; small scar his The clothing a
blue css,'net Cat. striped twied cotton pantsloons,
ard bs cgp; the balance of clothing not reco!lect
ed inis lad calls himself John Jacobs The above
reward out ofe State. $l5 out Of the County, and IS
in the County; if brought home secured SO that
&c, him again. WARREN DAVIS.
sur 2S-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
Public Sale.

DY virtue of writ of fers facias, issued by william
ID Minor Justice of Peace for the County of Alex.
andria, D. c., and to me directed, shall expose to
public sale, Tuesday, the 10Th September next ~
II O'Clock, the premises, to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, title, and interest Of Augustine B.
Williams in and to o certain
LOT OF L II ND
on which said Williams now lives, containing FORTY
ACRES, more or les bjec to his wfe's do er-ta.
ken by execution to satisfy debt due Thomas Tuck.
er, of said county. WESLEY CARLIN,
aug 9-eotlGthSep c nstable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
DIED..

In this city, on Thursday, August 9th; after
short illness, Mr.. LINeNEL LARkINs. His
friends may rest assured that his remains were
deceutiy inferred in the citizens burial ground,
by his brother Masons, the Theatrical Company
aud Musicians Of the place. Louisville .aduer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24

.s,uyurn GoAery.-A portrait Of a strongly
IL "a and well discriminated character, has re-.
Da,Iv made its appearance among the heads OF
cen' :!o,Isction. bearing the label OF MAJOR JACK
Eve. The classical connoiseur would de-
pG ';ss The hair as carrotty. The features are
s, m md well drawn, and beam with the charae-
WV w. e,pression and sly humor OF shrewd,
te's and full. blooded Yankee. tits, 10 short,
'"' e humanized Silenus, with breadth and
.':i,sss Of sensual roguery in the expression OF
~" .,on,h. which Reubens would have turned to
DC a scconnt in one of his Bacchanaian groups.
Ths Naior is dressed in his best Sunday aPpa.
-, has Ear!e's full length picture Ut General
r,cL.on at his right, and is IN the act o. writing
'as If his original specuations. We were ad:
v1 while looking at the head, the success u
ss ,r,ist. who, We learn, is portrait painter OF
p' s in si,ins to a mere fancy sketch, the
i,h.;a,,lity Of a genuine aud characteristic sit
~. xh,n one connected with the establishment
"; to US that the Major was no other
rs,l likeness Of the editor Of the Portland
cnn,is,.-Boston GLo6e.
y,,u,oI C,uiosiiu.-A gentleman has LETT at
Nor,bern Liberties s.admission News
Pm. . 2ls north Third street, knotty fras-
man, Of the root Of tree, weighing aonut nail
hOund. found on the shores OF the Delaware,
Iron which you cannot place your eye, IN any
bp.i,ion, without discovering the likeness OF some
I,ipo creature Among the best are several hu-
ban faces, lapparep.ly male and fe~ale) an ele'
Eant,, head. a camel's. dogs. an owls, snap
,;ng.,urtle's, an eagles, a monkeys catfish,
Re- of the human faces. there Is one cor
sct likeness of the present Lork Castlereash,
hd one of the late George Frederick Cooke
I can be seen for few days Phil. Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24

r.. Compiler Of Saturday says, Richmond vas
-, more dull than at present. The attrae'
too, Of northern tour and the delightful va
WV # soouru at the springs, have robbed the
:. # half its population.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
Nv Nter Cart.
Absconded.

nv Monday evening last. my son, GEORGE
" W.aLKER, ABOUT lS years of age, feet or 10
ing business with All persons forewarned from
harborng, trusting, employing, or in any deal.
ing with said boy, will put the Law in force agsn.
all offenders. JAMES WALKER.
auo 20-2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
4 Card.

nocroRs VOWEL u DYER. having associated
ID themselves for the purpose Of attending to the
practice of Medicine respectfully tender their proes
onsl services to the inhabitants Of Alexandra and ts
vicinity.
Their Office is Immediately in the reGr Of DR. Vow.
ellis store, where they may be found at all hours OF the
day. DR.. will be there at night. and Dr. Dyer may
be found at his residence northeast corner OF King
and Columbus streets. aug 7-n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
From the Ujarrsn Messenger.

q fy, Miss Fanny Kemble, fy!
TO tell a ,chits poetic lie;
1t is but rhyme, not reason
To wish yourself "a thing with wings,
"a bird that in May hedge sings"
For one brief summer season.
At your next benefit I'll bet
The whole amount you'll thereby get,
And plank il on the boards,
That gall'ry pit and box will vote,
Your voice more sweet than wild wood. note
Which any hedge ahords.
Still more. l ween, you are to blame,
Your hard earn'd histrionic fame
So pen>ively to chide,
And be flower which fragrance filings
On desert air, where it unseen springs,
"A heather bell that swings,
Upon some wild hill side"
Tn bet. at the same time and place.
That those Who view your blooming face,
Aud perfect form, and matchle,s grace,
Will freely vote mem. con.
That you're the belle of bellies in bower,
Tour tpO uPS ioVeuef ndn "e ho"et
Which springs from healherdown.
But worst Of all. how could you say!
You'd cast your intellect away.
And thou, Melpomene's pride,
To be silly senseless stone
-" With soft. thick starry moss o'ergrown.
I" Round which the waters glide"
IT'S best, I'll bet you as above,
Tosee and .-sl, hear, breath and move;
And Fanny! let me add, to love
Is we'll worth learning
Than starry moss 'tir better far
To be bright heatric star
With pure light burning.
A lonely fo,cer thou could'st not be,
The totanists would search for thee
OF all that bloom most fair.
A hedge bird thou would'st soon depart
And win thy way to every heart
And nestle kindly there.
II you persist to be stone,
Be not With thick moss overgrnwn,
Round which the waters glide"
But let YOUR intellectual face,
And attitude Of Grecian grace
Be Venus pet,ifed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
Aandret Garden Seeds.

lust received. fresh supply Of Landreth's Gar
81 den Seeds, suitable for the present and approach
ing season; among which are, Of CABB.aGE, early
york, large york, sugar loaf fiat Dutch Bergen. drum
head, irn.nhead savoy, and cured savoy; Of CAULI
FLOWER, early and late, Of BROCCOLI purple
cape, sulphur. and whites Of LETTUCE, white cos,
green COS, royal cabbage, early cabbage, and early
curled; Of I'URhLP, early Dutch and red top: also
GERMAN KALE or B0RECOLE. SPINACH
prckly. for winter. sc. On hand variety Of other
Seeds from Landreth's Establishment.
As the seeds which become too old to vegetate are
uniformly returned TO the proPretors in Phllsdelphs,
those which remain for sale are always fresh.
WIN STABLER.
Subscriptions received for Landreth's Floral Maya.
zine. (Warrenton Spectator) mo %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
4 dividend
NemON al.

Nem0VaA.
FyNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
L he has removed his Book Bindery to the south
side OF King, few doors of Royal street, where
he soicits continuance of patronage.
Havings RULING MACHINE in full operation, he
is prepared to manufacture BLANK BOOKS neatly
and with despatch, and, for the quality, low IS can
be had elsewhere. AUGUSTUS JACOBS.
aug l3-d2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
a Young Man,

nossEssING good English and classical educa
t ton, would. for . reasonable eompennton, D.
snntsy. Por the name Of the individual, inquire OF
IN, Editor Of this paper sng ls-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
Writing PAYER, &c.

~ "JO'
Just received from Philadelphia, the following. viz:
% 10 reams DENY No.
do folio post. Amies'
do do do Kelly
so do foolscsp, various qualities
so do do fine hlue Wrapping, suitable for
packing candles, &c.
go do quarto post Robeson's. and Gilpin's plain
and hot pressed
100 do best crown size tow wrapping paper
100 do straw paper, double size
100 do .. do do foolscapd do
80 groce pastebosrds. heavy quality
reams printing paper, royal and medium, fire
quality
20 Teams thin tough envelope, large size
Fur sale by T.. KENNEDY.
aug %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24

parcel Of Danzie, just imported, is held at Is per
70 lbs.
The advance Of Friday was not freely paid
this morning. still holders were very firm, and
moderate business was transacted at an improve.
ment on the prices Of this day week Of I'd per
bushel on Wheat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
More New Books.


lust published, and on sale by
- wa. 81. MORRISON,
The Life OF VIM Cowper, compiled from his cor.
respondence and authentic sources of information ne
yer before published, by Thos. Taylor.
Letters to an Anxious Inquirer, BY T Carlton Hen
ry, ID. D. with an Introductory ESSAY by G. 7. BE
dell, Rector Of ST. Andrews church, Philadelphia.
The Testimony Of Mature authorization to the be
ing Projections and government of God; by the Rev
H. Fergus. "That they may see your good works
and giorfy your Father which is in Heaven."- Matt
v. l6.
Memoirs of Hortense Bcauh,rnois Duchess of st
Leu, Elk Queen Of Holland Translated from the
French.
Mothers First Thoughts by the author Of FAITH
Telescope.
Gems of Sacred Poetry (frst American edlion.)
The Happiness of the Blsssed-TO which are add
cd, Musings on the Church and her services BY ri
chard Nsnt d. d., u. X. J. A, Lord Bishop Of Dow
and Cannon. aug %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
Mrs. POrter's Seminary

TIME Seventh Session Of Mrs. Porters Seminary for
i Young Ladies will commence on the ninth of Sen.
TENDER.
Mrs Porter gratefully acknowledge the steady ps
tronage Of the early friends of her Institution and the
confidence evidenced by the increased number of ru.
pills. encourages her to the assurance that every
advantage necessary to the attainment Of liberal edu
cation founded strict adherence to moral and re
igous obligations will continue to distinguish her ef
forts for the instruction Of interesting and in
portant portion of the community
Board and Tuition in oil the branches of English in
s,ruction, hundred and fifty dollars per year of for
ty.eight weeks, payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for day scholars. according to the class in
which they rank from four to eight dollars per term Of
twelve weeks.
Music on Piano. Harp and Guitar SlS %
Drawing, Landscape and Flower Painting
Wa. WORK, Transferring, Shell Work and "
Chinese do. 500
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors 500
Latin, French, italian and Spanish. each 8 co
Lectures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and As
tronomy, illustrated by various experiments
Each Boarder must be provided with . single hair
mattress, or bed and bedstesd, and necessary bedding;
silver tumbler, table and tea spoon. Uniform
worn, Of blue gingham during the week, and Sun.
day white dress. with blue belt. A straw bonnet,
with blue ribbons in summer, end crimson in winter
Mrs. Porter invites the personal attendance Of all
who wish information upon the course OF instruction
and discipline pursued in this Institutions and to those
who.e remote residence PROHIBITS this inspection, in
formation will be accorded in printed form on apph
cation to the Seminary, corner Of Duke and Washing
ton streets. Alexandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
NeuA Estate near Alexandria
FOR SHE.

as@s 1.-The MEADoWs,"a valuable
Farm, bounded on the north by the Little
River Turnpike Road. and on the east by
-, Holmes Run, three miles from alexandria,
and ediaey south Of the -four mill Of Mr. Miller
This farm Contains 253 acres, is chiefly low land Of
good quality. parslly in cultivation
g." LOMAX," Farm on Turkey Cock
Run, about two niles west of the above described,
containing $50 acres, now in cultivation, in the 0ccu.
pancy of tenant.
8, 4, 5.-Three small TRACTS Of UNIM.
PROVED LAND, containing 100, 100, and SO acres,
lying on the Mount Vernon and Southern Post Road,
within three miles OF Alexandria.
The above described property will be sold on acco
mo lating terms as to price and credit For further
particulars inqu re at the Bank Of Alexandra.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
aug 22-eolm&wtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24

fIaster Faris, lretaiIl per ton, UU U UU
FLouR.-Yesterday, the current price Of new
wheat Flour, from wagons, was IS ST: it is
dull, and cannot be sold for 90 from stores.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
JAS. RIORDAN.

DRAWS THIS DAT
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No IL for 1885.
To be drawn i'm Phadelnh a on Saturday, August "a
Splendid Prizes:
prize Of $4,000 prize OF $4,000
do Of 10000 prizes Of 1000
do Of 5000 &c &c sc
Whole tickets IS; halves 2 sos quarters 1 Is.
To be had in variety Of numbers of
=. O0RSE,
Lottery u Exchange Broker. Aieruadria.
Drawn Numbers in the New York Consolidated Lot.
terry Glass No. IL for 1883.
81 IS so 10 So IL 81 50 IS I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
BY GEORGE WHITE.

By GEUkGE WHITE.
Notice.
FINDER the authority of Decree Of the Superior
u Court Of Chancery, holden at staunon the 18th
day Of July, 1929, in suit therein pending between
John r. Hayden, administrator with the will AMI
xened Of Benjsmin Bceler. Junior, deceased,
and otheis, Plaintiffs,
Mary Hollingsworth, executrix of Frances Hol
lingsworth. deceased. who executrix Of
Jane liomgsworth, deceased, &c. Defendants
The subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction.
on Friday the 23d day Of August next, the following
E7LUaBLE PR0PERTY-,hn is to say:
.cSzxA /. The BRICK TENEMENT &
Mk95a LOT OF GROUND the west side of
EE7lIK Fairfax street, between Prince and Duke
streets, formerly occupied by Evan p.
lay ior as coach makers shop; and the Ground be-
tween the north gable wall Of the said and
the line Of the lot lately occupied by Nicholas Ings
ton in front Fairfax street SIS feet, more less;
depth % feet inches
2. The VACANT LOT adjoining the said
brick tenement on the south. extending to Reuber
Johnsons line; in front ls feet more or less, in dep
l23 feet inches.
8. A RENT ~ FEE of "a los lid, vir
ginia currency charged on 10, ~ feet inches in
front, adjoining No on the south. being part of the lot
former, occupied by Nicholas Kingston
4. Three VACANT LOTS, % feet inches
III roht each, III ocp i<o % on the east soc Of H0ytl
| street, between Prince and Duke streets.
The sale will begin at o'clock P. N in front OF
the brick tenement on Fairfax street. One third Of
the purchase money to be paid in cash; the residue in
three equal instruments Of 3. and months with In
terest from the day of sale For the deferred pay.
ments bonds, with good security, will be required.
| jy 23-dts X. l. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
W The sale of the above property 10 POSITION.
ed till Saturday, Sept. %. at 10 o'clock, A. IL.
aug Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24

CLOCK a Watch Making
i King street, between Royal and Fairfax streets,
opposite II. Miller's Store, where he will repair
CLOCKS and PATCHES
at the shortest notice and on the most Reasonable
terms He invites share Of public patronage.
aug 13-2w