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EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Daily Paper $8 per annum. Country paper $5.
Fox Vxe\ft\\t.
The Brii' PUL tSKf, Jno B llawks, m»«
V->»er, carries about 2000 barrels, and will be in
;'rS’»" * '****’“ *f”J w. iffi’ija.
For
The schooner BENJAHfS D. J.i( A SON.
V; A vV , vessel, burthen 67 12 95 tons, and will
cli r> barrels? built in Dorchester County, Mary
lot of the be»t seasoned white oak, and is complete
ly lined w ith chain cables, anchor*, Sic ; draws 7 feet
„■ it. r For terms apply to the captain on boarJ, at
Davis’ wharf, or to
2 STF.PDF.N gHINN.
T\\fc Slenmbdat i^Rwttl,
C.iPTJilX GUY, will leave
A... ^fL JannevS wharf. Alexandria,
vt half past 7 o’clock V. U.
i* \'J o’clock A. M.
At - 2 o’clock P. M. ? and
At half pa&t 4 o’clock P. U.
Returning,
Leave Washington at half past 8 o’clock A. M
At haif past 11 o’clock A- M.
At - 3 o’clock P. M ? and
At half pa3t 5‘o’cl-xk P U
Alexandria, join- 8—tf____
J^uUce.
The Stratrcr COLUAIB Jl.
Captain .Ismea Mitchell, will,
until the first of September
__ l next, leave Baltimore for the
Distri t of Columbia evtry Wednesday at 4 o’clock P.
VI , and returning, Will leave Wash.ngton at 6 and
Alexandria at 7 o’clock, A- M. on Sunday for Bvlti
more._1
Slcnmboat POTOMAC,
n _ Joseph Nrvitt, master, be
*in*» iii complete order, will,
on Fmlav, tt»* I7ih uwUnt, resume running to Nor
folk and Kichninml leaving the City of Washington
at 3. and Alexandria at 4 o’clock. P M. Returning.
Ic*ave Richmond on Tuesday morning, ant. Norfolk on
Wednesday m .mine, at 9 o’clock
p*rc mviuuu.j,
U«> to Richmond. do • 9
may 15 N.\ HI- WATTLES, Agent |
Y)Y\\v»\*\ne V mv\\ Ytvj>\e..
VNKW ar'ide for cleaning the teeth and sweeten
ine the mouth, juat received aud for vale bv
7lh mo 4 _WH.t.l 4M STABLER.
torn.
» » Bushels prime Mctdmg Corn, for sale in
11)| )| f lots to suit purchasers, by
|v 2 S. U & S H JXNNKY
N\Y\ttfc LsutY..
j K pure White lead, Roherts’ superior
It Jt/ brands, just received and for sale bv
i> i S M l'f S. 11 JtNNFY.
Yviti
r^.-\ Bvc* prime Kio Coffee, just rectived and for
f W|e hy S. MESSKRSMiril
•Mi\Y5\a\u\ Votowccti.
SVI.tl 1. Crop* of Maryland Tohacco putchasfd by
j 2 * S MESSERS WITH.
bicU^ Lemons.
rrt Botea Sicily lemons, for sale by
jy 2 A C. CAZENOVKJ£J^»_
VtiUftAeivtita- turiueA dugut
15 So *£.* \ L,""p *na L“f SUi''''
'T1 "a to^e_bj. c. CA2KNnvr. 8. Co.
?\\g«x, Sc
e- linn* Porto Uico Supir
;i |5 bbla nv-as and prune Pork
2 half pipes Sicily Madeira Wine
6 quarter casks low priced do
Received and for sale by
i LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN
Cuffed, ftvtguT, aud iCurn
50.000 SJ’vSSSw**
♦0 hhds New England Bum
For sale hy_w^yoit'I.K k C..
Utuwvd\ »Wuu\ ra\l.
» nusheUofGroun 1 Alum -salt. the cargo f
5U0U .cu— *4gg!iV. y c
Also. 60.000 Sawed Lathe__jun<: __
Trea\\ T\imiu\ain «k iAina, ui\oal
5( >i > T^±±L_
^ucmvc liTand’j.
Cl II .If IVpes of superior quality Cognac Brandy,
i .n^r*"d f°r ^ ^ WVI. D. NOTT.
lixWXXV *
" Casks of convenient size, just received *ndJor »le
«r by _--—
ftic *v\^ \iaatoas.
Hjfk Boxes Sicily Lemons, in prime order, just re
ceived and fur “'^MESSEUSMim
tlec^Wed on Rft\o
BY WILLIAM M. MORRISON,
ffV.IF, Catechism of American Caw, adapted to P"P“'
l JVr use. setting forth, in a brief and familiar man
ner. the principles of law relating to title by *»**• *“!
tract* of tale, principal and agent, partnerahip,n«.got
mhle paper, merchant vcweK contract* ot affreight
merit, insurance. kc. Ac Also, .
Catechism of Health, tenth edition, whiqfr contains
plain and simple rules for the preservation cf the
health and vigor ot the constitution, from infancy to
o’d age-_—
MUSEUM
Operil**’/fro® lOto 13, M., and fromS to 5, »*M
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
[From Tail’s F>dinburgh Magazine for. May.]
UP. MEN OF ENGLAND.
fThe following animated burst of patriotism
and poetry, the effusion of one of Britain’s ljo*t
of Schills and Korntrs, was contemporary with
that dark hour of suspense which followed the
infatuated vote of the House of Peers against the
Reform Bill, and when there were strong surmis
es that the King had forfeited his popular charac
ter of a Reformer. This happily was a mistake
The firm attitude taken by the people, peaceful
Iv overmastered the crisis; the pi>eni remains as a
warning, which was meant as a call; and a glow
ing evidence of that noble and free spirit, open
to conciliation, but which unwisely irritated by
1 contemptuous denial of justice, still " Bides ils
timed* J
Ye men of England, will ye sec
The morn of fredotn passing by,
Nor strike your blow for liberty ?
Will ye—nor raise your shout on high?
Will only ye thus idly stand,
\Vhile Europe struggles for her right!
Ari-***, arise, with heart and hand.
Up Men of England, to the fight!
0 shame! less noble cheeks are pale.
That England’s sons should crouch and
kneel.
Ami f .intly sue with coward wail,
Where nieao-r hand* have grasped the steel.
Listen! your despot lord tings say.
Ye dare not struggle for your right.
Yet n»ne that stirring taunt repn\?
Up, Men of England, to the fight!
01 bitter shame, and bitter wo,
To bear so base a scorn so long!
Your firmer fathers paused not so,
When Hampden braved the Stuart's wrong.
And will ye fling their heritage
Of glory and of conquered right,
Before a faction’s bigot r.ige?
r r_ ,i.. ,r r.,,,i tn I tig tt.rhfi
Ye strove with France in days of yore,—
Once more she dares you to the field;
No* that your bravest blood should pour
Again a Bourbon’s throne to shield:
W ith her she calls you to advance
On the broad path ot truth and right,
What answer do you give to Fiance?
Up, Mm of England, to the fight!
France shows you what a people can,
Against a tyrant's vassal horde;
France shows ye what there is in man,
When freedom flashes on his sword;
She points the way, she cheers ye on,
She bids you triumph for your right.
Dart ye noi do what France has done?
Up, Men of England, to the fight!
What fear ye? no barbarian Czar
Can pour his Cossai ks on your land:
No Prussian pei tidy can mar
The triumph of your brother-bacd.
Ye are alone ypoo the seas.
Sole judges of your native righ't,—
One short, sharp hour your country frees;
Up, Men of England, to the fight!
And think ye Scotland will not lend.
In such a cause, her warrior tide?
Nor Wales her mountain steep descend,
To share the peri! at your side?
Nor Ireland sound her harp, and wave
Her pure green banner for your right—
A sister now, no more a slave?
Up, Men of England, to the fight!
I
By Liberty’s eternal name,
'One** England's prouiiest glorv,arm!
Sweep from your isle oppression’s.shame,
Apd cleanse her of her locust swarm.
An honored giave that isle shall give
To every martyr of her right.
In lif- ve’ve died*, in;death ye live!
Up, Men of England to ihe fight!
Fiom the Montreal Vindicator of June 28.
Extraordinary Case.—A most extraordina
rv case came belore the Court of King s Bench
of this District on Saturday last, the nature of
which the following details will give some idea:
A young lady from Upper Canada* of the name
of Me Mil Tan, about sixteen years of age, was
brought before the Court, on a writ of Habeas
\ Corpus, at the instance of a man of the name of
Kennedv. It appeared in testimony before the
Court, that this >oung man resided for a couple
of years with the step-father of the young lady,
i in the capacity of clerk. That having had, in
consequence, frequent opportunities of seeing
and conversing with her, he persuaded her, for
certain reasons, to elope with him. They esca
ped through a window from the second story of
the hou3e,°b? means of a ladder, during the night,
and having embarked in a canoe, gained’th<- -.p
nosite or American side of the bt. Lawrence, and
were married, at Massena, by a magistral
In the meantime, the family having discovered
their flight, the step father and one of the uncles
of the young lady followed the fugitives, whom
thev overtook about oine in the morning, two
hoar* after the marriage ceremony had been per
formed. The young lady appeared very much
| .fleeted, and seemed very glad to be rejoined by
! her friends, with wfcom she consented to return,
——————
when asked so to do, having declared that Ro
oieo Kennedy had deceived her Some time af
terwarila »he was placed bv her father, at hei
own request, in one of the Nunneries of this city.
Kennedy discovered her retreat, and by a writul
Habeas Corpus, had the you tig luily broughl
urfore the court. The Ja-.lge having heard the
parties bv their attormes, and read the several
affidavits on both sides, decided, that as Mis*
M’MiHan was not detained against her will, the
writ of habeas corpus did not apply to her case:
especially as she was at liberty to leave the Con
vept when she pleased, and as she declared ir
her own affidavit before the court, that she was do
strous not to be restored to Kennedy. The wrii
was discharged accordingly
Miss M’Millan belongs to a most respectabli
family, and the question excited a great deal o
interest.
Selling a Dog.—Dick Laxvbones was the own
er of a laige dog, which coat him as much tc
keep him as it was to keep two pigs, and the doj
besides was utterly useless. Nay he was worst
than useless, for in addition to the espense o
keeping he took up house room, and greatly an
noyed Dick’s wife.
4 Plague take the dog!’ said she, 4 Mr. Laiy
bom s, 1 do wish you would sell him, «r kill him
or do something or other with him. He’s inort
plague than his mtten neck is worth—always Iv
ing in the corner and eating more than it woulil
take to maintain three children I wonder you
would keep such:i useless animal ’
4 Well, well, my dear,’ said D'«k. 4 say nc
more about it} IM get rid of litui one of these
days ’
Tins « «s intended as a mere gei-ofl on the pari
of Dick; but as his wife kept daily dinning hi<
e irs about the dog, he was Ht length compelled
to take some order on the subject
‘ Well, wife,’ said he one day as he catne in,
4 I’ve sold Juwler.’
4 Have vou indeed?’ savs she, brightening up
at the good news—* 1 m dreadful glail of it.—
How much did you sell him for, my dear?1
* Fifty dollar#.*
• Fifty dollars? What fifty dollars for on«
dog? How gl-itl lam! That’ll almost buy u# a
wood horse. But where’s the mone\ iny low?
‘ Money!*said Dick, shifting a long ntne lazi
ly to the othtr. end of hi. mouth, ‘ 1 did’iit g*M
any money—I took two puppies, at 25 dollar# a
piece.*
Fur Ur.nu
The twj .mry EIHCK If')fTSb. on Neva
Jyii^sfeet. ne .rly opposite Jtr Green’d Gabim t Ware
Ik.U'C a comfortable revdence <or » mtuII f * oily I'oa
session given next week, inquire at Ibis ifhec
june 18 -tf __
WA\\\e atu\ HpvAj \\t\'p> f »r
SUMMER— LJtTEST F iSHIONS.
THOM \S L. MARTIN,
At his old stun.1, on K ng. three doon
above Halifax street, has on hand an ex
tensive assortment of
WHITE, Ml.Ill .1X1) BI.ACh
HATS °J the latest fashion,
a:*! all the vatielus »>t shape ami q latiiir* that art
worn, manufactured undrr his own i.mne. iate tnspec
.ion by the most experienced workmen, and will be
C.ond to be got op in a alyle not surpassed any * here,
ilia prices are reasonable, and a good article may be
expected bv purchase™
*le would particularly invite attention to Ins T LA to
RUSSIA HA TS. Th«.y ore not surpassed, if equalled
in any maract. __
WAn&oNU ViAixfts.
f»4\ Boxes Window GU*s Norlhern manufacture,
Oi t from 8 X 10 to l.’X 18, at moderate price#
Marbles, in ba^e, luOO each
I,nuking Glass platest Hip. a in boxca
00 doxen Glass Kiions, will be solo low toclo
1 set very rich cut Claasware. #45
With an assortment Liverpool Dining Sets, and
ntlirr poods in m\ line- R- *#■ MILLER.
VAtne,—Rosin.—*T ur—ViVch—
TURPENTINE.
WITH a variety of other articles, for sale cheap, i
ca'led for immediately.
june 28_; J0S1AH H. DAVIS.
. To Root,
WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
The commodious three Btorj Brick
DWELLING, with extensive hack build
inga, surpassed by none in Alex >ndria,
—. rreen: I \ occupied bv Suntu I B I .armour
jilso—The commodiou* HOUSE at the Vtl
tage, with an excellent fruit and vegetable Garden ol
two acre*, formerly owned by George 1 a» U»r, Esq
Apply to SAMUEL B I.AHMoOlt, at the \* are
house of Samui l B L*rm<mr s. Go.
ff’anted.
An elderly, unincumbered Female, of moralI cbarac
ter, to take permanent charge of a small fumily. 11
such proper compensation will be given None neei1
apply who doubt their capacity for filling the placi
sattalactordy to a person who has been accustomed tc
order harmony, and ecom-rry, in his house ,i> 1
llous® to Rent.
The twoatory brick DWELLING
HiiUsK on Koyal atreet, opposite to Mr
Mv GuircV, in cov.pleie repair, will b«
ed at a moderate rent to a carefu ,
J pennar.cn tenant. Poaseasion given immediately- In
q.i re at the warehouse of
j j SAMUEL II. LABMOUR & Co
House & Hot for StiVe or Rent
The subscriber offers for sale or rent hia
SfHk HOUSE * HALF ACRE LO'J.
ft* I §2 altheinteraebtion of Washington and ront
Sn.«>wt. in which he nowresidca -
nor l- -Uwtf ’ EDMUND I. LEE.
lUaltlcl ot Columbia,
County of Alexandria, Set.
May Term, 1S33.
James Harris, Jr and Lucy Ilia wife; Robert"1
Brocket! and Iietsey bis wife; and Mari* Long
den, Complainants, ^
aoaixst a;
Nancy Craig, Henry Craig, son of Lucy Craig, U
deceased; George Craig and Edmund Craig; g
Harriet McCrendy and John McCready her >-^
husband; Henry Craig, son of George Craig; St;
Washington Craig, Thomas Craig, Charles ^
Craig and Edw in Craig; Caroline Rose and ^
her hu-bArtiT-Samuel Rose; John .Harrison
Craig, John Craig, George C.. Longden, John
A. Longdtn and Allred Norris, Defendants, J
1 y;l K>DePendants, Harriet VlcCready, John McCrea
dy, i lenry Craig, (son of George) Washington
’ Craig, Charles Craig, Edwin Craig, John Craig, George
■ C. Longden, John A. f ongden, and Alfred Norris, not
having entered their appearance to this suit, and given
security according to tht* statute and the rules of the
Cour ; a id it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
; that they are not inhauitants of the District of Colum
bia; on tii** complainant's motion by theircnunsel,itis
> ORDERED, hat the amul absent Defendants, Har
! rbt ttc ready, John M- Cready, Henry Craig, (son of
1 George) Washington Craig.- Charles Craig, Edwin
ri Craig, J-hn Craig. George C Longden, John A-Long
I den,"and Alfred Norris, do appear here, on or before
the firs day of next October Term, and answer the
: Complainant''! Lilt, and give secur.ty for performing
! the decrees of the Court; and that a copy of this Or
' d>:r be fmtliwi h published for two months successive
\ l>in tin* il-xandria Hhenix 8 sette, and another co
i py posted at the front door of the Court house of said
County, rest: LDVI. 1, LEE, C. C.
i j 10—2m ____
Te-m, Wiata,
FRUITS. &c. &c.
; Landing from New York, and/or sole by ihe
■ subscribers:
a Chests, half ctiest*Mnd boxes Gunpowder,
)40l I Imp* rial, III son. Young Hyson and Pouchong
i TEAS, fine qualities
20 beautiful larquereucaddics ? uunpowder
2 cases J .b leads 5 .1 ea
70 hogshead* '<cw Orleans, Porto Uico and St
Croix $l7(i-lRS
50 bags white H. *i> do
10 quarter casks Port ”1
20 Indian bamls KojsiHnn
4u quarter c <sks Wry Malaga ^jyjyES
5 half pipes Catalonia
40 cases Claret
11/ do Mu*cat J
4 h»lf pipes Seig-iette’s Cognac Brandy, enti
lied to debenture
10 barrets I lonev
j- 50 noxta new Cheese
1 case Vermicelli
100 bales Cassia
10 Bales Almonds
5 do Madeira Nuts
8‘f drums Prunes
150 do Fig*
25 do Dates
50 boxes Bunch Raisins
20 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Caper* <nd itl'Vt*
50 do Sicily Lemon*, in good order
2 pipes fresh l.« mon Juice prepared in Sicily,
a new article *
125 Demijohns, one. two, and five gallons
5 cask* Brown Stout
90 dozen Knglish Mustard
N B These (Tunis, being imported under reduced
an 1 abolish- d dute* and purchased chi- fly for mom)
’ can be sold at low pric- a
June 10 SAMUKL B. LARMnUit fc M>
Ov\M»»ilv n for \Yft*V\uglon &
s BALTIMORE.
The public are renpertfuily
.informed tlia Brltzh-u-y er J* Co’*
Phentx l ine i f Splendid B ue
r _ Safety Coaches will, in future,
|g„yi- • fyxaudnu lor Washington and Baltimore at half
past 7 o’clock A M Passengers going in this line to
B-t timor.-, are assured there will be no detention in
Washington. ... .A , , .
Pei sons wishing to go in the 2 o clock or 10 o clock
P. M Stage from Washington to Baltimore, can secure
their seats at either of the opposition Stage Offices,
and be sent to Washington without any extra charge.
Their Coaches. Horn s and Drivers, are surpassed
by none. No racing allowed. Passengers will be cal
led for and left wherever required* and every exertion
made to please the public.
.. . __I__ L. -_—liMiilnf* In nnfllv tit til* OnTlfl.
position Stage Office, next doorto C llrcat’s Barber
Simp, on Koyal street, between King and Cameron
street; ann at It M. Harrington’s Steam Boat Hotel,
f and at J- Morris’ Franklin House Hotel
Faro to Washington • • fO 25
•• to Baltimore • • 3 ‘J5
G. U. BRUCE, Agent.
Alexandria, June
P S The Stage leaves the Opposition Stage Office,
adjoiningOadsby’s Hotel, Washington, every evening
gt 4<’ciot’ti f«'r \Vxandriw _llir<' 8
»ruunU i w\A\er,
For sale by the Tun, Barrel, or Bushel.
Till K subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
during the seavon, Ground Plaster, which will be
sold at as low prices as it can be procured at in the l>is
“"d. V JON A JANNKY.
W\it .MnnufttCtuTtO.
RICH A AT B SP LE N PI PR
I have HATS for
the Summer, which I con
fidently offer to the pub
lic, knowing them to be of
the FIRST ORDER. I
have heducf.d the price.
I aak those that are in
want, and others that have
been buying in the neigh
boring Cities, to call and
examine—compare, and niy,
if I am not offering the finest
mtnuficiurt for the price that
has ever been seen: two doors
East of Butcher’s llardwart
Store.
N. B- Country Gentlemen,
. before you spend your mo
ney, call on
JOHN T. Qj WU.BAR.
e '
SALES AT AUCTION.
DUttid of Cokrabia,
County of Alexandria, Set.
May Term. 1833.
George Jacobi and Sarah hia wifif
August-ne B. Williams and Ann
L. his wife. Complainants,
William A. ChUda, John P. U- JN CHANCERt
truite and Elisabeth Ann hi* *
wifet Samuel A. Childs. Jolm
Wren A Mary Y. bis witet John
Wesley Childs, and Benjamin
A.Child*, Defendants, J
TIE bill in this cause having been regularly taken
for confessed against the resident defendants] and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that due
publication has been made against the non resident de
fendants] the bill is taken for confessed against them
also, and set down fur hearing) and the cause coming
on to be heard, it is
Obdbbbd, aiijodosd abd DBCBRiD, that the Marshal
of the (^strict of Columbia do sell the tract of land,
conta nRigone hundred and fifteen acres, be the same
more or less, mentioned in the bill of the complainants,
of which John Childs died seised, lying in the County
of Alexandria, District of Columbia, to the Jrgheat
bidder, on the premises, sfter advertising the same
six weeks in some newspaper printed in the District
of Columbia, upon the following terms: One third of
the purchase money to be paid in cs»h, and the ba*
lance thereof to he paid in tw o equal instalment* at sis
and twelve months, secured by bonds and a deed of
trust on the premises.
Abd roaTHSB, That the Marahal do convey the pre
mises to the purchaser or purchasers] and, alter de
ducting for his own commission allowed by law, and
other expenses of the sale and the costs of this suit, to
he paid to the persons respectively entith d thereto,
that lie pay to each of the complainant! and defend
ants, children of John Childs aforesaid, or in right of
their wives, one-eighth part of the balance of the pur
chase monryj an.; that he do report his proceedings
under this Decree to the Court.
A c. py—Test: £DU. I LEE, C. C.
trj* In obedience to the above Decree, I shall
proceed to tell, dn Friday, the 16th day of August
nest, at 12.o'clock, on the pr» mites,
^gau H5 ACRES OF LAND,
^Qn|i lying in tiie County of Alexandria, District
• of Columbia, with all the improvements
^fgjsafethcr on, consisting of a comfortable l»WKL*
1,1 NlloUSK and other (tut-Houses. The Land is
now in cultivation, lisa a sufficiency of Wood and Tim*
ber. and has some excellent Meadow I and. It is situ
ated bet ween Hugh Minor's land, or adjoining the land
of Colonel Opie, audit the residence of the late Kev.
John Childs.
The terms of tale are - One third f the purchase
money to be paid in Cash on the day o ’ talc; the other
in two instalments, in six an<l twelve months Notes
to be given, and a deed of trust on tire land for the
security of the balance of the money.
O. SCOTT, I). U.
j>-4—dlwVcottCAiig Fur II Ashton, Marshal.
¥ lib‘Ac, t .
|r^7* In obedience to a decree »f (he Honora
ble the Circuit Court for the County of tlex*n«.ria.
District of Columbia, sitting in Chancery at Ma; I etm,
1883, in favor of 1 incoln Chamberlain, surviving part
ner of Lincoln 5t t other Cham -erlam, Complainants,
against Georgr McCleish. adroinit'rater «;f vrchdnld
vJcCI -ish, di c'd, and ottu rs, Defendant*.— I ihall pro
. « , to bell, for Cash, at tho fiont door of the Council
Chamber, on Sn.tu'diy, the 3d day of August nrx*, at
12 i>’c!ock, sill the right, title and interest, of Aichi
hald McCleish/Jun., dec’d, to the undivided proper
ty, as follows.
One LOT of LAND, beginning on Un;on
street 8J feet to the southward of Duke street, and
running thence, southwardly with Union street, "4
feet; thence eastward!)' 56 feet I inch; thence north*
war-llv, and parallel with Union street, 24 feet; thence
w stwsrJIy to the beginning 56 feet. A ho,
Two other LOTS of LAND, one situated on
the east side of Pitt street and south aide of Cherry
street, marked No. 13; the other on the esst side of
Fitt street and north aide of Locust street, m irked
No 22; containing half an acre each. Also,
One other LOT of GROUND, beginning on
Union street at the centre of the square formed by 'he
line of John Lloyd; thence westwardly with his line.
unit paramei 10 rnncc nrcci( uv iccm 'iuhvx
wardly 22 feet 3 inches, thence eaat UO feet to Union
street i thence north on Union timet 22 feet to the be
ginning. C. SCOTT, Commiaaioner.
}y 4— dlwfccotSAu g__,
rubWc dale.
In observance to a Decree of the Honorable
the Circuit Court for the County of Alexandria, His*
trict of Columbia, sitting in Chancery, st Ma$ term,
1833, in favor of Philip Crandell, Complainant, against
Sarah Leesburg, late Sarah Crandell, and others. De
ft ndants, I shall proceed to sell, on Saturday, the 3d
day of August next, ai the front door of the Council
Chamber, at II o’clock, for caih all the real Estate in
the Complainant’s bill mentioned,
One Two Story BRICK HOUSE and LOT
jfeTitof OROUMJ, with all the loiprovementa there
Bv|»»l .n, aituated in the Village called West End, on
tlie south aide of the road leading from the Stone
Bridge to Samuel Catt’s Tavern, about 300 yards from
ihe District l ine. Also
, 'One BRICK STABLE, aituated on Wales’
IS.Alley, Heat of Union Street, between King and
prince Street*
The purchaser or put chasers failing to comply with
the term* of sale, the property will be resold on the
I'enth day thereafter, and the first purchaser held lia
ble for any deficiency tliat may ariae from the second
sale. C. SCOTT, Commissioner.
jy 4—dlw&eot3Aug
A Card.
Mrs. ANDERSON, late of Washington, will give
inatruciinnato Young Ladies on the Piano Forte, _
at her residence near the corner of King and Fairfax
.treeta. Il*-f terms will be reasonable, and made
known on application.
A few Y ung Ladies can be accommodated with
Board. _jy 1-dlm
" To l*eV,
£xA The STORE V DWELLING lately oceti
jij^nied by Jonathan Field, at the corner opposite
the Farmers' Bank. Apply to
june 19—eotf JNB. B. VOWELJL*;'
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