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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

greai issis II making k's appointment "a
you honest Are you capable : Are you faith
hpl - the Constitution Are gon a trifHf Of
KefyrH. aud UiH you fsaioUag promote II .e.ft-
IA he sphere Of your influence
yrrs gooa. WIZ, TINT down 10 your mem
olandum book, for future reference
--txg
The rumored death Of Gen. JAcEsaV has
brought Il new anh important ancs Ton brfnfe
the American people. II already seriously
asked, in the event Of the death II The President
elect, who Is ~ he the President We nay
take up this subject hereafter; IN the mrau tim,
we give the following iram the Ne" York States
man 90 which our readers may make their u
reflections.
Suppose three persons. A y. and c. voted
for as P,esideu, by the Electors. and neither OF
them has a majority of all the oles and A Is
cons iiutiouay ineligible hen voted to-. or
becomes ineligible by death before the votes are
cansassed by Congrrss- all the votes given To-
4 are lost and the House. Of Representatives
might choose b. or {. President
again: Suppose A. L. aud {. voted for, and
A. has majority Of all the electoral votes, bur
was inc eligible when yotrd for. OF becomes IN
eligible by death. before the votes sfe can.
vassed all the votes given for A. would hg
lost aud the House nj ght choose Il. OF {. Pre-
sdent.
Again. Suppose only two persons A. and +
voted for by the electors, and each ha, equal
nUinber Of votes, but A. was ineliglblr when 20.
ted Tor, or becomes ineligible by death before
the votes are canVassed all the votes given Tor
A. would be lost, aud the House might choose
b. President.
Again Suppose only two Dersous A. aud 3
voted for by the electors, aud A has . mhiorhy
If all the electoral votes but WAS inrlig iblc ~tn
voted for, or becomrs ineligible by death before
the votes are cenvassed all the votes given for
A would be lost, aud the House might choose
b. President. But IN each OF the cases fuppos-
ed il the House should mol choose Presldrni be-
fore tho fourth OF March. next after the election
by the electors, the Vice President would be-
come President.
This construction best accords in my appre-
hension, with the spirit of the Constitution. aud
would hest accord w,th the wishes of The people,
as manifested by ihrir electoral votes aud thus
the gross alb urdhy Of declaring a man y no was
consiitulinnaIly inellg ible, or dead man Presi.
dent, would be avoided, and the person next in
the confidence Of The people to him who IN ght
have received the greatest number OF votes. and
who mig ut have dird before the votes should
be canvas>en, might become President in pre-
ference 10 the Vice President who would
have received no electoral votes Tor The Tresi.
dency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

- -4-ss s---'n'--- .-s-~s'------.--Az
-" Oh NE DOES MOI NAM. LIZ

Oh AZ DUbS NOT NAM IT"
But he dJes want H. and even II be did
not, y"nr engagement has aothing 10 do with
his private circumstances.
anch i, the seliexcusing Of many care.
less creditor, aud tuGh such the propeT an
swer.
ii is 10 be smtnted that there is IN cherg,,
to whiCb vany, VINO may be good men, are
more subjected than the want al pnnriuatv
IN lhr pa,u ot little debts Anu there II
no plea ny which conscience j. more Ieadll.
satisfied, than TINT Of the deciaration tia
the cteditor does MT need the bnlOuni. lha
eane iuns npiies 10 hundred liH,e borrow.
Ings.
book is lent il Is detained until the lfns
er IS unable TO recoilecl the name of the Dor
rowrr-hut luen, =" he does no. want it De
has many Others or he has read II aliogpfh.
er. But he does want IT. II he has olhers
II is no rea on why he should lose this. u hb
'os read y, Il 30 no reason why he may not tent
Il 10 others as we'll n, IA Yourself.
I splM subscription is due -" The Socicfr-
'oesno van II the sum IS So small that =.
AN make no difference But the Society
Toes wantit. II every member did as von d.,
there would he no funds in the hands OF lh,4
y. ressnter and yonr neslecr is dissoiving ths
Society IA lar as your own Item at ILhprer.,
gees. That influence gees thus far 80 dsroaf.
age schemes Of heuevoiencr, and 10 dp,tror
public CONFIDENCE. You inspire a hope Mhra
you crush again
IN EDITORS payment is dae.--He dors not
want it, Blu he does want il And this -,
ry plea OF yours gives him more trouble than
all others put together.
Oh truth there Afr few excuses for npnIerl
more frequently gwen to ibe rem,ndines OF
4 n I2PI . Inn, IA, >,
" IN The Verlesl sophslrs. 'he spisil aud IS.
SAnce ot moral Obligation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09
REV BURTON LAWS DELAY.

II may possibly be in the rccollecroa Of ma.
ny OF orr renders, that some years az there
we'd IN |fehn! gentleman name Burton,
a h" kept banking house in Dublin, whore
re III was 81 eminent, that 1t became proven
rrl in itel'nd, where, when the gooG.
nrss Of secnriIy was described, il Wis usual 70
SAY II was as good rs Ren Burton" II ag~
peared, however. IL he chapter of casualties
oyer attendant on human affairs. that honest
Burton failed. and bis affair. were thrown in
o the hands OF unstres " The glorious un
certainty al the law rendered this rust an
hereditary concern. aud for seventy -four
years the business had been involved in litie
saiipn. twas moi Uuii latels that the sui
jet was hronghtto Il final issue in Chance
~. when the Descendants OF the first trnslees
paid 10 the posterity 1.-THE original creditors
their respective dividends upon the caims q
their foreiathcrs, which dividends. MS TIE
whole produce o. Mr., Bur,on.s assets, were
thrown into the funds had Accumulated very
considerably, insonuCh HAT one gentleman
named Fitzpatrick, he hereditary itgatee,
for an Original SUN OF Coco. received, as his
dividend, upwards ii &c 500. - Better late
than never
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09
From the New England Palladium.

from The New England Pa'!.dinm
. ifisoPds chlut The number OF Ministers
IN the Episcopal Church in The [. States. is
500 viz; IN Maine D. New Hampshire 3 Mas.
sachuserts -. Vermont :, Rhode Island
Connecticut So, New ork 100. New Jersey IL
tennsylvanla -. Delaware 6, Mar,Iand s.
Virginia Il. " talollna IL. South Carolina
80 6eorga 3, Otio h, a'is>iss,ppI =. Kenmc.
Ky, 8, tennessee >, Louisiana =, Missouri, &c
Il "
There a'e thirteen Dioeesscs md ten B sh.
ops and Que vacancy IN tie Diocr>se OF Mary.
iand. IHe Right Rrv. and venerable N,ll,a.n
Whine. y. y. Of Pennsylvania. is President
o. The tlpese II Bishops, aud was causear,,,ed
Zen. 4 rs. +. lesianJ, b. SIC afchbishop ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09
DOMESTIC INrELLIGENcE
Fsom the boston Daily Advertiser.


u was mentioned, some weeks ago, that n
letter had been addressed 10 Mr.. Ap,Ms, by
some citizens Of Boston, ON the subject ofthe
communication published in the National In.
tellIs hcer of October 81. aud II has been lately
minated, IN some of the Southern papers
that an answer thereto had been received II
these Miats nre so. II may be inferred that the
correspondence, When coRciitded. will be as
public rs the cause OF it, and, until il is made
public II would seem rs ne rrasoaable TINT pub.
lie opinion. as 10 its character should be sus
pended. Providence piper short time
since predicted that the gentlemen who had
presumed 10 Address Nh. Adams on tins occa.
sion will be laid as Hat 90 Their backs hp him,
as was MIR. Jonathan Russell some wears ago.
We are Wiling TO agree with the Providence
Editor, so as TO admit, that the Judgment OF ma.
ny persons, who are ready to decide before
hearing the case, will be in favor OF Mr. Adams
in this controversy hut we are, at the same
time of opinion, that it is a case which NAV be
decided wlih a more strict justice 10 the parties
after they have been heard. than before, and
Tint candid men will be disposed TO give tbem
this hearing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

CotonfrTiton,--The following Joint resolutions
have passed The Senate OF kentucky, with only
three dissenting voices:
HsSoitsd, a.. That our Senators and Repre-
sen'ases IN congress. be requested 10 use their
hes. eadsaNe's to procure IN apl raprlation -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

have received up 10 this TIME about one
| hundred and .tGyfre emi2rants. Amongst
them are several well educated school masters
| Also Valuable Presbyterian Minister and his
family, aud a Methodist and Baptist Preacher
of more than ordinary talents. Also num-
| Der of valuable mechanics viz carpenters Ca
| binet-makers, turner's .blacksmths, brick ma
kers, stonc-masons, valuable mcchanisf, n
gun smith and brass founder, aud printer
Take them altogether, think them by far the
most intelligent and discreet set of people thar
the Society have ever sent out They are all
on board, remarkably vel accommodated, and
very cheerful They cary out with Them a
considerable amount OF property in goods
household and agricultural implements, and
as much provisions oi their own, as ~lll support
them for at leost.,x months 10 come 80 Thar
with very ie" exceptions thev viii be of no
expense to the Colony after their arrival. More
than hall OF these people can read aud write
One hundred Of them can read Aud what Is
extraordinary, have not heard an oath nor an
indicate expression from any Of them. nor
seen any OF them use spirituous liquors, altho'
am constantly with them"
We understand that about one hundred or3
e'gtig or trO htpdreG emigrants are expected
{" sail in this expedition. From there beng
Pr1Rer Among them, We suppose that the
tolonia! newspaper, winch WAS intterrupts
last wear by The printers death, will be reyi, ed.
The tnct mentioned IN the EXTRACT o. the amount
OF property and PROVISIONS which nearly all
these people have been enabled by their own
industry or by The cha'ity Of others, 10 carry
wan 'hem, "o"'" seem 10 be very unfavornble
10 Tue op"''o' o. some Opponents Of tho scheme
VINO haze asserted that in addition 10 the cos,
ot conveying emigrants 10 Africa. it will be ne,
efssa'y 10 expe"a much more for their support
alter they airIye,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

An Eastern correspondent of the New York
Evening Post, assures the Editors that the cor
respondence between Prrsdent Adams aud the
old leaders of the Federal party AT Boston ,ciH
be published IN CHI or ten days The reading
public is certainly on the look out for L. And
We venlure TO predict ii will havea run
though perhaps not precisely in the same cir.
cles--equal TO Pelham or one of the Wavcrleys
BGHih0re Fqifiot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

Z 'hih b.e hhiiblrTIIn
BURIED ALlNE."-iYe are informed H.,
week before last during III" cold aud wind,
weather yDung man n Marker iendrr by ,rr
tession Wig several miles wesi of this nl,rs
on his. return from Baltimore. " h,tLrr il. h.
been to dispose Of hI, cargo finding IN. n,.,..
ing arpness oi the wind and cod excerdi,ci..
unpleasant resolved 10 ereop into an obi EMMY
chest he had Oh his Wagon, la ordinary tn. D.r
slowing away ma kei articles but then ,mn,y
lie had scarcely time TO leei snug AID comioft.
able IN h'new quarters, before slici. placed
as a supporter OF the lid OF the chest gave VIVA.
1t iell, and being we suppose a spring lock
CLOSED firmly on him and al his efotis 10 fo,co
It open we've unayaiipg Seing thus buried A.
live aud finding /, impossible 10 eKtrcate him.
sell III the extremity OF terror he Screamed
shouted and hallooed but all o ~ porposa
the chest was tightGl the wind high d, IT,. sonna
OF his voice could not penetrate his SAL cophayos
lis horses accustomed Ia the road irayellni
on unconscious OF their masters unpleasant IN
cal ceratlon and proCeed three miles wb.,
the (supposed) absence Of the owner eAc,te,
auen'ion.--Ihe horses were siopprd, and ha,-
ing made himself heard, be was iciea.ed frum
ms uncomfortable dnraner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

-, From ting Aolf ia Herald
The path ctRitea osi.-ihe Richmond En-
qoiTer saNs--' Gea, JA5Ssos win tool, 70 tAese
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

Tuscaloosa, {Aiab) jan. DISTRIBUTIONS
have passed The senate, ard are now oeTars lbs
Honse OF Representatives, propo.ioo to thu ci,i.
Gems oil inns state, at ,he mex, general elecnor
eoo"se III .he tonsttutieu of the State of Ala.
o'''ia' 50 as u, nave biennial, instead of annual
s'ss'o''s The Legislature also To limit the te
NV y which the Several Judges of this State
oia 'e'f Offices 10 sis years, instead of The pre-
seat tenure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09
EMIGRATION TO LIRERIA..

We give below an ektract from a lrUeT from
a gentleman in Norfolk 10 shuw with what good
materials the American Colonization Society
are laying the ionn atoms of their COLONY.
This undertaking we have long regarded as one
of the most important ever suggested 10 our
country, and thus far one of the most successful
and encouraging.
Extract from letter, from gentleman IN Nor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

Woh7re0I, Jan n
din Couture, wife of Pierre Guio, afi
Presentation. was committed to the i,,i ~ -.
city, yesterday, for having cut the tbtoa,s ;.
i've OF her Own children, one of whom 49,
has died by the accounts given toal,. n,
unfortunate womaG lahored under IL al inn.
ity IN conseque oe OF the death Of her husb,a,
during which size became depressed il, mind
aud affected with the dreadful notion M,
would be uecrssarv 10 cDuImi, some L.,,5l,.
murders IA orceT TO insure her sAivhiinn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

Hd'hd id'".-it is proposed in The Ie.##,
tnie "ta amend our Militia Law. tina, -.
snail bt but Que training ip, year. an, :.
muster IN three years. Whs moi knot =
useless and burdensome system on ihe ~
N once, aud not Kill il hy inLhesg liz mn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

AeV ieGrF 7sr.-IAe custom, ,r.-,.
'tfy "n ''.e p"eke' IN 'he -hape Of Wv -. "
l \ = very h"ao'"uslf treape,I M
Boston Galaxy. \ girl went TO ,4.a., ~ ~
meichaei and said Papa ~ i.hes Va, ''.ie
M" wear. and SAYS he viii take H.. 'fit
'oh sugar. The Bsrksiir. ; d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

Cenifr"ay Sea7'y ~ .aH.Ir-4
are An""i ~ be admitted to Hai, ont. .'''i..s-
SIDES ihe Numerous VI s.i,,,,at,4s A. be
The ohatd Siairs. - Amer.tn ~ - IN
tHor'h has reeen.lv ssnt the N ~. = 3
At,.ca aud oae 10 q ...s. "'g 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

Sugar, Tea. MolasSes etc.
I INDSNf, Hill. & Co offer for sale
IL IS hhds n o sugar, Isl and ID quality
Is do st Crox do
60 do n. Q molasses
20 tierces do do
40 chests and half chests Gunpowder. Imperial &
Y. ". teas, importation Of e g, superior quail
10 ID and ID catty boxes do do do do
100 bags green Porto Rico coffee
90 do Java do
81 barrels mess and urine pork
IS do mess and prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt. Liverpool filed
so barrels v T.. rum
Lognac brandy in pipes and half do
N q rum in hog h ads
l hogshead W tad. shrub, yer, fine
- bales soft slell Almonds
% boxes Cavendish tobacco of good quality will
be sold at cents per ID
90 bags pepper
do pimento
10 10 h dc s rasS Ginger
10 do satpetrs
80 barrels behring's
90 do No 3 msckerel
IS boxes lemons
80 boxes shaving soap
do white do
90 do mould candles [w.R1 lnlv II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

FYesh Teas. Sc.
WILLIAM FOWLE 8; Co. have for sale
Sssa chests aud half chests oHuB Tyson tea of
lS1c tn Sums,ra's cirgo imported in April, and
OF superior quslly
80 hhls It Crcix and New Orleans prime sugars
so hhGs retailing moasses
50 bags Rio cUfiec
loo bags Sumara pepper
Is pipes
half pipes s;.;,, u.Jsro v;,e
quarter casks N'
eighth casks
% pipes. half pipes and quarter casks, Pico
Madeira inc
90 baskets Champagne
l00 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
% pipes 4th proof Cognao brandy brand
10 pipes Holland gin
10 10 p h, New Orleans r Jamaica favored
So So hshs New England rum
IS bbls prime and mess beef
40 bills prime pork
IL tons ST Petershurgh clean hemp
81 bolts Russia duck
100 do heavy and light Ravens do
$50 coils patent curdage. assorted sizes
20 packages seine, sewing, and shop twine
eco hides red soa leather
Is bales of brown shirtIngs
400 casks nails, assorted sizes
200 do pure white lead
$500 sacks, Liverpool filed blow salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse
5000 do Turks Island salt july 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Dissnlution of coy rtnersMips
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac
tOry.

CaDlntt, Cnalr, anu Dora A1aHuidC-
tory.
VAMEs GREEN Cabinet naker,-has on hapd and
81 viii constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Alexandria q at the corner oflJh ST., Penns,
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment of
The questionable and durable Furniture, which he
will equal, if not superior in quality, 10 any
ever offered in IT,. misunderstanding in part, Of
Grecan. winge ID and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboarls
Ditto, with cellarettsand marble slabs
French and plain buresus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and GentlemeIs secretaries and bookcases
Pier,ables with marble ard mahogany tops
Per and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
Plai'I do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving sndcandle do
Wash stands with marble and mahoSanytops
Greeian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Husc stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With general assortmentof bedsteads ofrichly
carve d mahogany, maple and stained woods, all of
which will be sold az low for cash they be pur-
chased ofthe same quality at any other manuactory
n the Union ALSO,
9nassortment of ST Domingo aud Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, part OF which u suitable for hsndras,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copa var.
nsh ofasuperior lusty, sackins bottoms, cords, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
NO. 1850
An ElaerNy Gentleman.-

nNE who has seen better days, is now in This place
, and would be glad to obtain situation that would
give him decent support. His papers, recommends.
tlons are at this Office, where they at any time
be seen They have been looked over By the editor
of this paper who would be glad to interest some Of
his citizens in behalf Of one, who although I'm.
fortunate, evidently competent to transact almost
any kind IF business. July 6-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
This is to Give Notice,

FIHHAT the subscriber Of Alexandra County inthe
Z District of Columbia has obtain. d from the Or
phans Court Of said county, letters Of administration
the personal estate of GEoHsx CoLrnAS, late OF the
county said deceased All persons having c tne
against the said deceden hereby warnedo one OF INC
the the subscriber passed by the 'or MS
Court on Or tue 3oh day Of Je I85etnd So aP
wise they may by law, be excluded from ali bounty.
said estate; and those indebted thereto are reARSALl
to make immediate payment. Given under M
this S0th day Of June, 1899. .e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Stocks, sc.

EVUVKS, NC.
WILL sell at private sale the following Stocks:-
Il 600 Shares Marine Insurance Company
II do Bank of Alexandra
68 do Columbian Insurance Company
l6O do Great Hunting Creek
p do Steamboat PotoTac
do Little River Turnpike Co.
do Alexandra e Fauquer Turnpike Co.
do Smokers Turnpike Co.
9 do Washington Bridge
SO do Fire Insurance Co.
Bond for 1887 so well secured by deed of trust,
and SIG 500 of the Capital Stock of the Mechanics'
Bank Of Alexandra.
$4,000 to be paid notes endorsed to the satsfac.
ton of the President and Directors of the Bank Of
Alexandria, and $4,000 to President and Directors of
the Office OF Discount & Deposit. Washington
June IS GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Consolidating

ToHN SUMMERS & ALEx'RsP. AUSTIN, respect,
d fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copartnership and continue carrying on the
Coach and Harness Making Business,
at the old stand on st. Asaph.street, between King
and Prince and formerly occupied BY John Sumnnersi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
burlaps NNdSackinS

CNLAPS' No and ., Just received from Bre.
- men, an! will be landed here in few DAYS, for
10y. JOSEPH JANNEY & Go.
'o' sale, few bales Scotch Sacking, of good
-S. July u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Grain and Plaster

gJVHE subscribers have formed copartnersbip, and
u will transact business al Alexandra and Deco.
guam, under the name Off. & J. II Janney. They
invite the call Of persons who bring grain for sale 10
either Of those markets
Farmers will at all times be furnished at Dec oquan
with plasereither in the rock ground, very mo.
derate terms. JOS. JANhEY, jun.
iuy 12--f John IL JANEEY-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
New GOOds

DICHiRD s. HOPKINS & Co. have lately received
- from Philadelphia an additional supply of Dry
Goods, which, with their former stock makes their rs.
sortment very good and which they will dispose of on
accommodating terms July I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
VOL W
To AgriculturistS.
Stean,er Columbia.


p,g:o,o,, a,d Potomac Seam Packet Company
1 hays tbe Measure Of infOr nmg the public, mat
= .Soye prc' and splen lid Packet has commenced
os trims betw cen Baltimore and the District OF
The S,eomer Columbia, Cap
tain James Mitchell, viii leave the
tSF---{zIay lower end of Patterson street wharf
eysSs-SI.<9o on saturday of each week, at +,
NJ G1r ierladr;a. Washington and Georgefo'on Re-
,.n;,y She will leave Washington ON Wednesday NOR
ms a, o'clock, and ileraadriG q, O'Clock, touching
~ lie following places the Potomac River. to land
,.,,,enrers ami freight both going and coming
On 15s Nrrlaad side: On the HsgiRia side:
Point Lookout sandy poln'
so "r Ipnding Place, Boyd's Hole,
o9pos,c Judge Plater's, Mrs. Walters.
near eonard Town, Quantico.
S4anu's Pont,
Iulios's Ferry, and
Ms PeS's.
SIND. have been placed st each of the above pla
,.s Which will be hois,cd Immediately on the boat
m. Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burtheu, hav
IN, to engines and copper boilers She will carry
I'm 1900 u l0O0 barrels freight, and accommodate III
,e mos, superior style. at least 100 passengers, For
,7eet she stands as yet unrralled
The proprieors hope, by strict attention to tie com
Tort Ut passengers and care ot goOuS, 10 merit SHARE
OF public patronage.
Passage to Washington s., exclusive of fare.
Freight as custOmary.-~T All baggage at the risk
ii the owners. Il ROSS, Agent.
BaIm9re, may S0-june
n g. The passengers in the Columbia srrve sufi-
ceN,y early for the six o'clock Lines on Thursday
mOrningto Philadelphia.
An arrangement has been made, by which the Co
ambia, on he's passage to the District, viii receive
pass ngers from othe Union and Citizens Canal Line
Bat, the PatapSco. and also from the steamboat
Maryland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
v. WEDNESDAY, nDRNlNa9 AUGUST ao, $780,
Or. w eadesburn.

HAVING been "r:tormed' out ofthe Office of Sur
IL veyor of the Port Of Alexandra, ard compelled
to endea"or to reessbsh himself in his old business
begs leave to inform ms fellowctizens that he has
onppeI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Thomas King, Merchant Tailor

HAS just received handsome assortment OF sen.
III SONiBLE md FASHIONABLE SPRING
GOODS anil PAL.u LEAF HITS which b. offers
for sale the reason bic tern s. for CASH. AZ his
old stand, King street, between the Franklin House
and City Hotel. he has hand all sorts of fashion.
able ready made clothing and he has good as,ort.
ment of hastings and dIillnss, Ygona cas>ineres and
Marsees blue and black bombazetts, Gotten L.ren.
tines and stripes Russia sheetngs and fashionable but.
TONS and all sorts OF trimmings Orders viii be taken,
which will be made - to any fashion, with ncs,pess
and despatch al The sIIres notice. NAV