Phenix gazette. [volume], July 09, 1833, Image 1

About Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833

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PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Daily Pai>tr £8 per annum. Country paper 85.
For Freight.
WT* The schooner MARY. Captain Young, ear
VtTjjTrt— 1100 barrels, will take a freight to New
‘ ■£:£> E”,K” Appw.<°rogLB a c..
For Freight.
The Brig PULASKI* Jno B Hawka. msa
^2^ter, carries about 2000 barrels, and will be in
readme*for a cargo in a few days Apply to
June23 W. FOWLS & Co.
The Stetvmhoftt V'^gneV.
CAPTAIN GUY. will leave
Janney’s wharf, Alexandria,
At half past 7 o’clock M.
J.\t * 10 o’clock A. M.
_ At • 2 o’clock P. M. { and
At half past 4 o’clock P- M.
Returning.
Leave Washington at half past 8 o’clock A. U.
At half past 11 o’clock A. M.
At - S o’clock P. U | and
At half past 5 o’clock Y M.
Alexandria, june 8 tf __
•Votite.
t h*- Steamer COLUMBIA
Captain J.*men UiUhell, will,
until the fi at of September
________1 next, leave Baltimore for the
Uistri t of Columbia ever Wednesday ai 4 o’clock P
M , and returning, will leave Washington at 5. and
Alexandria at 7 o’clock, A. U. on Sunday for Bdt.
more. _
♦Notice.
jjjsgw Steamboat POTOMAC,
, - Joseph Nevi* •, master, be
log in complete order, will,
on Fridas, tot l7t« instant, resume running to Nor
t'olh and Hic'imo’ 1 • leaving *iie City of Washington
.v ... 1 »\ .. ria at ♦ o’clock, F M. . Returning,
;(,c:n . , -in Fttesday rooming, and Norfolk on
\t ^ «.| .7 >rning, at 9 o’clock.
Fare to Norfolk, n.ciuding meals, • 47
l>o to Richmond. do • ^
m»V 15 N \ I'd, w ATTI.B8, Agent.
* Corn.
4 CAA 3usbcls prime Mealing Corn, for sale iu
1 Oi »1 J lota to sun purchaser#, by
iv ? S. M k 3 « I tNNFY...
NN \\\Vte> V»cu&.
1(H) brands, just received arid y
ill ) 1,‘ufftcO.
3f) “,0
Tobacco.
‘ L Crops of Mary land Tobacco purchased by
, * 8 VIK9SRKSM1TH.
"tetcYV^ \*cu\ous.
e n- e* Sicily L emons, for aate by
?\\ xy 2 A. C. CAZF.NOVF. W Co.
- . I Uttdetvtvta Htftne'k Swga*.
15 Snt* \L,,n,p “J LMf s,,g“
...jau.j.nd ,,JBAMSOVS k Co.
S\i;«r. fork, kc.
r HHDS. Porto UicoSugar
i) 15 bbla mei» and prime Pork
2 ha!f pipes Sicily Madeira W m*
6 quarter casks low priced d
*T',e<l *"'1 f" "ftScOLN CMAHSF.IU.MN
~ Coffw, and Hum
. ^ AAfN Lb* Rio Coffee
jO.VUV 26 hhda Trinidad Sugar
40 hhda New England Hum
K,„ ..V b,_w. yoWLB * c^,
Ur»«m\ AVttiw
r rw'si'a Buahrla of Groun I Alum ?ait, the cargo o
4HM H.I schooner Baltimore, for sale bv
A. C. CAZE.NOVE t* Co.
Alto, 60.000 Sawed Laths._June ‘2!L
Yrea\\ 'Y\vov\w8\tu\ \An\fti
r ai | Casks, on board Brig Pulaski, for sale by
MM june 28_W. Hffilt'k Qo.
V? OgUAC ftTWU^.
I GJ Half Pipes of superior quality Cognac Brandy
Oh***-**'."*'* NOTT.
june ao _ _—
lifting Ov\ •
- t: „ks of convenient size, juat mind andfor»l<
*§i?Kj Vitmokia.
wa Boxes Sicily Lemons, in p me order, just re
««wd and for sale by MR8RR||S WTH.
june „ » __ _— —
TAvnuaston lAiufc afloat.
rrara CA^KS freah Thomast-o time
' % Sm&S^V
Urn
OAil Casks Thomaston Lime, the cargo of th<
ii?; w wf FOWLE S. O
I L^tuoft luicft.
£• DOZEN bottlesTure Lemoa Juice, for sale by
O june ?J ^ €EO. WHITE.
a nA Boxen J. Burbeck** best No-1 Soap, 20 lb»
N lUU each, received by the Brig Token, from Boa
■tfj1 ^1>, EnWP DAWCEBF1ELD.
. litTttou h'jruY
. T . BU It BECK’S Le »on Syrup, of superior qiuBtv
V • in boxes containing one do*en
E )W*D. DAINGEBFIELD.
*S^" ■■ ’■ • „• ■ jf.-v *Zjfl-*%!..?*
————MO
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
"A GALLANT EXPLOIT.
Napoleon*s fatnooa expedition into Italy was
laid out with reference to the actual existence ol
a communication between France and Lumbardy,
by the Simplon, and in May, 1800, Gen. Bethen
court aet out, at the head of eighteen hundred
men, and eight pieces of cannon, to seek a hew
route over the Alps. The adventures or this fur
loro hope of the Simplon are detailed by Di*jon
vil, second in command of the expedition, in a
despatch to Berthier, and never was a story mote
French or more interesting. . At one place in Ha
midst of the mountains, they Lund that the rude
bridge over whi^h they had to pass had been
swept away by an avalanche. The chasm was
sixty feet broad, with perpendicular sides, and s
torrent roaring at the bottom; but General Be
thencourt only remarked to the men that they
were ordered to cross, and cross they most.
A volunteer speedily presented himself, who,
clambering to the bottom ol the precipice, eyed
deliberately the gloomy gulf before him. In vain
“the angry spirit of the waters she ieked,” for
the veteran—a mountaineer, perhapx, himself—
j saw that tire foundations of the bridge, which were
n *tt i g more th.n holes in the bed of the torrent
to receive ihe extremity * of the poles, which
had upported a transverse p.'le above, were still
leti, and not many feet under the surface. He
ct led to his companions to fasten the end of a
coftf to the precipice ubove, and flmg down the
rest of the coil to him. With this burden on
I.;- -t.I.lu.. U tl.nn alnnr.Mil hlllillv. hut C1U
tuuftiy, into the water, fixing his legs in the foun
dation holes i'f the bridge. As he sunk deeper
and deeper in his progress through the roaring
stream, bending up against the cm rent, aud
seeming to grapple with it as a human enemy, it
may be imagined rh«t the spectacle was viewed
with intense interest by his comrades above —
Sometimes the boles were far apart, and stri
•J :ig from one to toe other, it seemed a miratie
that he was noi swept away; sometimes they
were too shallow to atf.rd sufficient purchase,
and, a- lie Mood swaying and tottering for a mo
ment, u mho hered cry burst from the hearts of
the spe tutors, converted into a shout of triumph
I »r.d ... J i', •« — J— 1J *r -r"*14 foyw t
; .mother step, plunged his body into a tie per
! crevice, and remained steady. Sometimes me
holes were too deep, a still greater danger; ai d
once or twice there was nothing visible ol the
adventurer above the surface but tm arms and
head, hi* wild eyes glaring like those of a water
demon amidst the spray, and his teeth seen firm
ly clenched through the dripping and disorder
ly rauatachio. The wind, in the mean tune, in
creased every moment, as it swept* moaning,
through the cavern; whenever it struck the ni
ter, the black water rose with a burst and a shriek.
The spirit of human daring at last conquered,
and the soldier stood panting on thij opposite pre
cipice. What was gained by the exploit? The
rope stretched across the chasm, and fastened
finnlv no either side, was as good as Water
j too bridge to the gallant Frenchmen; Gen. B.
himself was the first to follow the volunteei;
an.! after him 1000 men, knapsacked, armed and
accoutred, swung themselves, one by one, across
the abyss, a slender cord, their only support* and
an alpine torrent their only footing, lhe terror
of the Austiian post may be conceived, when
they saw .« thousand men rushing from the Alps
by pas«.tee- vhich oature herself had fortified
Mill cimngly inaccessible ramparts! The lu
diour- battle of’Marengo took place immediately
after; ami the construction of the military road
of the Simplon shortened the distance from Paris
to Milan by Rearlv fifty leagues.
f Heath's Picturesque Annual.
To lieu!,
WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
The cotntnodmua three story Brick
l)W KLl.IrtO, with tatensive back build
mg), iutputed by none in Alcamdria,
■recent!) occupied bv Samuel B ioirmour
__he commodious HOUSE at the Vil
lage, wiib an eicellent fruit ana vegetable Garden ol
two acres, formerly owned by George Taylor, Ivsq
Apply to SAMUKL B. LAKMOUK, at the Ware
Iiou«e of Samuel B. Lartnour fc Co.
- Wanted,
An elderly, unincumbered Female, "f moral charsc
ter, to take permanent charge of a small family. Tc
such proper compensation will be given None need
I apply who doubt their capacity lor filling the place
I satisfactorily to r person who bat been accustomed tc
| order harmony, and economy, in his house. j) 1
I VVr W eAAfcfbwrn'a fetuiuacUkc
LITTERS—A Grand Restorative to Health.
i vv is the time fur using the above cetebraied Bit
| i^| u- s, the efficacy of which in mini diseases hai
! b<cn sufficiently tested and acknowledged It ha<
I frequent happened that those who use these Bittcri
keep clear ot the prevailing diseases of the season —
I he capei sc is but trifling in comparison with the
good the ms) do. _
The B i«< rs are for aale, by the single bottle or other
wise n n v Shop on King street, neit door to Morn
ron»s 9 Astore W. WF.UPKKBUIIN.
luiine,,—Roaim,—Tat—¥ kVch—
turpentine,
WITH a variety of othfr articles, for sale cheap, i
.H. DAMS
" ttround PlaaUi,
For salt by the Ton, Barret, or Bushel.
rIB subscribe11 has on hand, and intends keepinj
during tho season, Ground Plaster, wh'ch wiliOi
■ sold at at low price* ** U can be PJ^J*r*d
Viand, for fta\a.
That TRACT of LAND called EF
. FINUHAM, lying in Prince H tlliam Coun
ty, Virginia, about three miles from the Court
.House, containing about
700 ACRES.
The quality of this land is good; near one third Is low
ground, lying on Cedar ’tun, which might be made a
firrtrate Meadow. There is a milicient quantity of
<ood Timber on this land, which is now under a good
i't-nce. The improvements are a Urge and very conve
nient two story
FRAME HOUSE, a good BARN,
and all other necessary dul l louses There
is a Well of excellent Water in the yard, and
<a a Urge Orchard of choice Fruit.
Thir Is the most beautiful and healthy situation in.
that part of the county; itTies about 30 miles from
Alexandria, 2J from Fredericksburg, and 16 Irom the
thriving Town of Occoquan, which is a good market
tor grain—Also, •
A TRACT of LAND, called CEDAR
’(ILL, iu Fauquier County, aboui four miles Irom Ef
fingham, cont lining about
1500 ACRES.
About 200 acres o» this land is ip a high state of culti’
vation, and equal to any land in the county; the ba
lance is good improvable land- A large portion of
this Is id is in Wood. The improvements are a tole*
table good
. . Flt.AMK H ’USE. a Urge HAHN, and all
uher necessary Out-Hopses. This (net was
kindly in three, and lies well to be divided
which will be done to «uit purchasers—Also.
A TRACT of LAND, of about 1000
ACHES, lying in Prince William County. \a-, a.iuut
40 miles from Alexandria and 2 miles north of Hay
Ma'ket, on the road leading to Leesburg.
This Farm, for grazing, is equal *o any, being na*u
rally fine irrass land, and verv auyceptihle of imprnve
ment Piaster acts with as much power on thi» land
as any in the County of Loudoun It lira well ftn* di
viding, which will be done if require I his Tract
will be shown bv Mr. Carnall. living n the Fsrmj i'e
dar Hill and Fffc gh-un by Mr Green,living at txhr
1 Hill. Possession w ll be given in time to seed a crop
in the Fall The terms will be---'hi- nir I c-<ah» tin
residue in oneand Iwovears, with inUr s'. and a d« eu of
tru.t to secure the pay ment. It is desirable that tf>se
I and* may be sold at private sale before the 12th day
of August; if not, (hey will then i»c offend at public
aa^e on t ie premises, via: Cedvr Hili and P.lli utiiarp
on the 12tli| and the Tract near H»jrm* rketontlie I4.b.
For further particulars inquire of il»« -u'l-crioers,
GILSON FOOTE,
„ KICHAltpj^^lJjftfy. -
-- N*,r JOHN W MAbSlE,
F. FOO I E,
Executors, Alexandria, IT C.
may 22—lawtf___
Our wMonufwcAYireV
RICH AND S P LE X /> / DU
I have HATH f«r
the isuinin *r, winch l con
fidently offer to the pub
lic, knowing; them to be of
the FIRST ORDER. I
have RF.DUcrD I he price.
I ask those that are in
want, and others that have
been buying in the neigh
baring Cities, to call and
e^nniine—c>» -jure, . nd -«y,
if l am not nlTeri’ g thc^fnerf
manuf utuu for the price that
h;*s ever Oe*m »etn: two doors
East of Butcher’s Hardware
Store
N. B. Country Gentlemen,
before you spend your mo
ney. rail on
JOHN T 0. WILBAR.
June 15— -_ •_
¥ ov iient,
The two story BRICK H'iCSK on Royal
E»8»»l street, ne arly opposite Mr Green’s Cabinet Ware
oou>e -a comfortable resdenre for a small family. Po*
session given next week. Inqtiire at this tffice
june 18—tf _
just vwman*a.
And for sale by WM. M MORRISON,
REV. 1 homas 11. Stockton’s Address on IVmpe
rsnce. A few copies for sslconly. Price 18jc.
fcugac.
G> Boxes Double Loaf Sugar, of superior quality, re
juTTu ** _W II. MILLER.
~ Utuk\\wV »\igar, .
i fs Barrels Crushed Lotf Sugar, a superior article
XI/ for families
10 cases Boots and Shoes, assorted
Received per schooner Mount Vernon, for sale by
5u.e12 W. FOWLS If Co.
\YYv\la ftuA Mrab Httln t«t
SUMMER—Ml TEST FA SHIONS.
PHOMAS L. MARTIN,
At his old stand, on Kmg, three doors
above Fairfax street, has on hand an ex
tensive assortment of _
WHITE, DRAB AND BMICR
MATSoj the latest fashion,
r
other goods in my lu>* * “•
’ N *
Wouaeft and Lotfl fox SaYa 01
EXCHANGE.
r WISH to sell or exchange for peraonal property 01
^^“Per,A HOUSE tod LOT on Alfred
/jwfWyt street, inthetownof Alexandria, near th<
&Xt fifi Village, containing a half acre of ground
dsSfijaB^o having on it a small but comfortable bousr
and a gr^at vatif'i of fruit trees and shrubbery, Alto
Another LOT in the same part of the town,
fronting on Alfred street thirty feet, and running bad
one hundred and thirteen.feet to a twenty feet alley,
rlij', lot has a g-nxl brick house on it, with four roomi
in it, and is n«***r die *»c*t water in town Also,
Another HOUSE and Lot situated on the
twenty feet alley running from tier to Union street
between King and Prince street*, fronting on Mid allej
thirty-one feet, and running back forty fret.
The Houses near the Vi lagc rent for $48 P*p antm*
each, and the ImI mentioned house »n-l lot for 160.
,i great bargain m>y be had in this p’mpertj i or
would lease these Lota for a long term <°f£t“S'.-r-r
june26—tf_T. W. Hhwii ».
•Yew ^c\\ooY ftooks.
SMITH’S Arithmetic on a new plan, in which men
tal arithmetic is combined with the use of tin
slate; containing a complete system for all practic*
pir poses, being in dollars and cents* U> which is ad
ded a practical system of Book keeping* stereotypi
edition, revised and enlarged, by Boswell C. Smith.
t he little Federal Calculator! being an introductioi
to theabove work, consisting of Questions and lablea
to t mi>lo> the mind and finger* only! designed to gi
before,and prepare for, the Slate* by the same author
New Knglish Grammar, on the productive system-i
me1 hod of instruction recently adopted in Germany am
Switzerland; designed for Schools and Acadtnnea
sccond edition, by the same author.
Jus'published and for sale by
june 26
•Vcvi fcugaYa, Wiues
FRUITS. &c. &c. '
Landing from Neve York, and for sale by th
subscribers:
;5>0i\ Cheats, half chests, and boxes Gunpowder
J&OiJ imp. rial, Hyson. Toung Hyson and Pouchonj
TEAS, fine qualities
20 beautiful Ucqueredcaddies ) Gunpowder ,
2 cases 2 lb leads 5 ’e* ,
70 hogsheads *ew Orleans, Poito Bico and St
Croix SUGARS
SO bags white Hr sit do
10 quarter casks Port ^
.__^ r*~MiUji!lon !
4o quartet casks Dry miaga Lffrjy£S
5 ii i f pipes Catalonia f
40 case* Claret —_ |
In’ do Muscat J
4 hs*f pipes Seignet<e*s Cognac Brandy, x«ui
. tied to debenture
‘ 10 barrels Honey
- SO -ox- ■ new Cheese
1 css*- Vermicelli
100 bn es Cassia
10 b*les almonds
5 do Madeira Nuts
80 drums Prunes
150 do Figs
25 do Dates
50 boxes Hunch Raisins
20 boxes French Fruits In vinegar
40 do Caper* »nd Ol.vea
50 do Sicily Lemons, in good order
2 pipe* fresh Lemon juice prepared hi Sicily
a new article
125 Demijohns, one, two, and five gallon*
5 casks Urown Stout
90 doxen English Mustard
N B These Goods, being imported undrr reduce
sn 1 abolish, d dutus and purchased chh.lly (or money
can be sold at low pric» s. „
june 10 SAMUEL B. LAUMOUIt & Co.
TfcAS, lit)fit ^UgAY, y fate
4(51 Chest* and half cheats Teas
1)3 18 boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
12 hhds I'orto Rico and N O Sugar
35 bags fava and St. Domingo CofFee
6 bols Jamaica do
in Knvat rlinr.iill^
20 hbds prime New Orleans Molasse*
5 ''.asks new Rice
25 lg»te* best bunch Raisin* k ,
n 50 drams pulled Figs
10 bags Pimento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing ^obtcco
8 boxes Plug do
50 ream* Wrapping Paper
20 reams Foolscap do
1 case assorted Fsncy Soap
25 boxes yellow do ,
25 boxes motild and dipt Candlca
15 coila white Cordage
J"lrrire‘‘,"Jf"r“'ebKF.liR fc F1TZHHDQ.
Ot>V*08\Wm tor Washington l
x BALTIMORE.
The public are reapectfull
iiA:nformed that Beltxhooverfc Co
i Phenix l.ine of Splendid Bin
_ Safety Coaches will* in futun
leave Alexandria for Washington and Baltimore at ha
nest 7 o’clock A. M. Passenger* going in this line I
Ba timore, are assured there will be no detention i
" Prisons0wishing to go in the 2 o’clock or 10 o’cloc
P. it Stage from Washington to Baltimore, can secui
their seals at eithrroftbe opposition 3uge office
and be sent to Waaliington without any extra chsrge.
Their Coaches, Horses and Driver*, are aurpasse
H, none. N»r.«n, .Unwed.. P«e.pr.w,m..?
led for and left wherever required, and ctrry czeitio
made to please the public. -.
For seats please be particular to apply at the Oppi
position Stage Office, next door to C. Brett a Barbi
Shop, on Royal street, between King and Camera
streets and at R H. Hamngton’a Steam Boat Hole
and atvJ. Morria* Franklin Hoeae Hotel.
Fare to Washington • • W 2?
«• to Baltimore - - 3 25
G. M. BRUCB, Agent.
Alexandria, June 8* 1833
"PS. The Stage leaves the Oppoaition Stage Oflics
adjoining Gadsby’s Hotel, Washington, every evei.w
tt 4»’cl' ck for Alexandria- ‘ JT,m> g
' " JOB PRINTING
fteatly and expeditiously stated at this Offi
SALES AT AUCTION.
■ - V '■ T'
Duttiet of Columbia,
County of AUxmdrUh Set.
Mat Tkkm, 1833.
George Jacobs and Sarah his wifcA
1 Augustine B. Williams and Ann
L bia wife, Complainants,
William A. Chit* Mm P. If » OUBCBBT
truitc ind Kliubolh Ann hia
wifri Samuel A. Childs, John
1 Wren fc Mary T. hia wifei John
Wesley Childs, and Benjamin
A. Childs, Defendants, J
f|THK bill in this cause having been regularly taken
J. for confeased against the resident defendants! and
it appearing to the aatisfartion of the Court that due
1 publication has been made against the non-resident de
fendants! the bill is taken for confessed against them
1 also, and set down for hearutg^And the cause coining
on to be heard, it Is
Oashaai), aojodokb abs taoian, that the Marabsl
of the District of Columbia do sell the tract of land,
containing one hundred and fifteen acres, be the seme
- more or leas, mentioned in the bill of the complainsnts,
> of which John Childs died seised, lying in the County
I of Alexandria, District of Columbia, to the highest
- bidder, on the premisei, after, advertising the same
i tii weeks in some newspaper printed in the District
of Columbia, upon the following terms: One third of
1 the purchase money to be paid In cash, and the be
I lance thereof to be paid In two ewual Instalments st six
> and twelve months, secured by bonds and n deed; of
• trust on the premises.
am vubtbSb, T hat the Marshal do eonvey the pre*
t mites to the purchaser or11 purchasers! and, after de»
I ducting for hia own commissiori allowed by lew, end
- other espensea of the sale and the costa of this suit, to
be paid to (he persons respectively entitled thereto,
tha( lie pay to path of the complainants and defend
ants, children of John Childs aforesaid, or in right of
their wives, one-eighth part of the balance of the pur*
i chase money i anJ that he do report his proceedings
under thin Decree to the Court.
A ci py—Tests EDM. I. LEE, C. C
£7* In obedience to the above Decree, I ahall
\ proceed to tell, on Friday, the 16th day of August
' neat, at 12 o'clock, on the pr» raises,
lift ACRES OF LAND,
lying hi the Cubnty of Alesandria, District
of Columbia, with all the improvements
< m m m ihcr. on. conkikting of • comfortable. DW KL*
l lNii HOUSK and other Vut-tlouaea. The Land is
- ggwftVjtiiia ‘1^.
ated between Hugh Minor's land, or adjoining the land r
of Colonel Opic, and is the residence of the late Her.
John Child*. .
The terms of tale are- One third f the purchase
money to be paid in Cash on the day of aale{ the other
•u two instalment a, in sis and twelve months Notes
to be gt>«*. and a deetfof trust on the land fur tbfe
security of tlie'lm»»«i&e-»«. the money.
C. jrctrrr, o. if,
jy 4—dlwfceotl6Aug For II. Aahton, Mar»hkl.
V iib\\c
|7» In obedience to • decree of Ibe Honors*
hie the Circuit Court fur the County ml Alesandria,
District of Columbia, sitting in Chancery at May Term,
1 1883, in favor of Lincoln Chamberlain, surviving part*
ner of Lincoln <t Lutber Cham .erlain, Complainants,
a*vn't George McCleiah, administrator of Archibald
McCjcith, dcc'd, and others, Defendant*,—I shall pro*
* cced to tell, for C*«h, at the froot door of the Council
Chamber, on Saturday, the 3d day of *ugu«t nes’, at
12 »'c!oek. all the right, title and interest, of Archi*
to,Id Met'.Irish, Jud., deC’d, to the undivided proper,
ty, aa follows.
1 One LOT of LAND, beginning on Union
* «trett 8U feet to the southward of Duke street, and
running thence, southwardly with Union stregt, 24
fe<*tt thence csstw»rdly 56 feet 1 inch, thence north
war ily, and parallel with Union atreet, 24feet, thence
* w stwardly to the beginning 56 feet- Also,
Two other LOTS of LAND, one situated on
the east aide of Pitt atreet ana souin sue or uncrry
street, marked No. 13; the other on the east aide of
Pitt street and north side of Locuat street, marked
> o 22; containing half an acre each. Alio,
One other LOT of GROUND, beginning on
Union atreet at the eei.tre of the square formed by the
line of John Lloydi thence weatwardly with hia line,
and parallel to Prince atreet, 150 feet; thence aouih*
wardly 22 feet 3 inches, thence east 150 feet to Union
streeti thence north on Union atreet 22 feet to the be*
ginning. C. SCOTT, Commissioner.
jy 4—dlwAeot3 Aog
I’wbUc dale.
IC7» In observance to a Decree of the Honorable _
theCircuit Court for the County of Alcaandria, Die* ,
•tnct ef Columbia, sitting in Chancery, at May term,
1833. in favor of Philip Crandell, Complainant, against
‘ -Sarah Leedsburg. late Sarah Crandell, and oihers, De*
frndanta, I shall proceed to aelL on Saturday, the 3d
‘ day of August neat, at
i chamber, at 11 o'clock,
the Complainant's bill Q
- ._. One Two 8for
J Art of QRUUhD, wit
Bajsslun. situated in thl
.* the MMith aide of the i
jt Un.lm to Samuel Call's
’ I EfBESTauw'Y~~ !
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