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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

A young mdn inferred he T'r' OF Lehman x
Roberts his morning. and inquired il 'hry did
not sell white lead at CT ram price /" house
up town, the nam, f ioh NE mention d.
The reply vas in he affir native. He then re-
9u,s I'd thai spe i6 quantity should he e'vrn
him, which req"es was readily complied with
under the impression ths' he was the aeen, Of
the gentlemen whose n mes he used so freely,
and number of artie es they had purchased
the day before were put i" his pos -ssIon. He
had 'h- goods conveyed away in fray: bu in
about FIVE mi"u es the Imposition vas dr tected,
and by The aid Of he carter whom he had EN-
ployed part of the gods were raced 10 a
pawnbr"ktr's. Toe res we're found a, tavern
He bad pledged fifty dollars worth Of goods for
FIVE dollars. The goods haze been received,
and The pawnbr"k-r is now in pursuit Of the
young man, to get back The Fl, dollars
Philadelphia Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
Such is the demand for straw paper, that

Such is the demand for straw paper, that
he manufacturers have been compelled 10 in
crease the number Of heir watts and oiher ap,
piances of the mills Mr. Sbreyer, Of Cham
bersburg, advrrtises far one thousand tons of
oai, rye, barley and wheat straw, and he Craw-
ford Messenger say>.-" In addition TO three
watts, a machine ha, been in successful opera
ton at Col Magsw's works on Woodc ock, and
a second machipr i. being erected at III" mills
in this village. Our farmers in the neighbor-
hood will consequently have constant demand
aud good price, for all the s'aw thrv Can
produce" Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
From The Netr York Herald.

THE DIFFICULTIES OF PROVIDING FOB 4 I,''.
FAMILY We hav. bren ,old tand somf'|@ !
II the kind is indicated in .br Comhe""
rhursday)-,haI the Secretary OF 'he i"
having discovered that in providing 10! "'~
interested friends Of the Admin's"a'ON =,
(oIIrc o. Of Tins por', had greatly 'neraT' sh
n"mber Of Gus ON House ffirers, 'nd "" >.
reformation had inc ,.ssrd the s1pener ,.'D ~.
partm, nj 10 an alarming extent 1h nNTT
posi- ion was, il is understood, 10 M"@ GO. -.
over zeal by reducing the numb: o. "" -,
bu' IS they were oil good mon and r~' :. ,r,r
though, this remedy might prove "0'' Pad,
the dlseas-, by alternating somr his" '' II,
from the ir true aud natural atsi'"'
powers ,na' be. Thu projrct "ss 'her' r.,,,
Candoned Subsequently the Col'ee'u, | %m,.
ceived iDstrnc lions to refoi m the e''v"."
by classifying he various "R'er'-ano"5
one class he sum provided by law-,n", ',, a.
lars per diem the second class roo "' rb,r
fiyccnf8 aud the third class ftco dol'a''. ,,r,,
is out Que QUESTION to be ask. IN ms ;',io,
and thu, OF curse. expresses the only o"r 81,
W hav 20 the n.w arrangement. !
iato ar by what authority does me Dr.. "a r.
the Treasury or the Coll or, unde''' co,vrl
duce he wages Of the inspectors VINE" 's,, ,,e.
have b. spe' ial enactment fhea " ""ss;i d
compensation shall be? When ,ns' W.; &c!
satisfactorily answered. we SHAH oe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

A letter published IN the Ne" Yo'k Mrrcan-
tile, relative o ~ fire in Augusta, Gro. ssys,
d The Hsrf"d Insurance 20 az Hartford,
and the New Yok insurance Companies which
have sgencie, here, have the principal amount
Il insurance rhe #. Nd "fficr al H.r ford,
$1,000 the Augus'a Insursnce and Banking
Company about $4,000 the Me- hants in,u-
snce COMPANY al Newark, N. J. amount not
known, supposed considerable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
A writer has been struck with The Longevity

A writer has been struck with The Longevity
Of the signers 10 the Declaration OF lndepen'
dence as body OF men, They were SO i" "um-
be-; and he average length of their lives was
abou, Sc years Four Of the lumber attain
TO the age Of ninety and upwards; fourteen *
ceedei go years; aud 3S, or one IN two and a
half reached seventy The longevity Of the
New England delegation is s,iIl more remark
able Their NUMBER was fourteen, the average
of whose lives was rs years Thu survivor of
the whole venerable body lately entered into hi.
ninety third yrar.-Nat. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
ORIeIsAL A,lcporr-A man Of property, residing in

ORIGINAL AnlcporI.-A man ofproperty, residing in
Charlestown. Mass. who had been in habits Of intem
peranee, At last found his health the decline, and
resolved to consult ths celebrated DR. Spring. of Wa
tertown. He stated d him the symptoms of his case
which the learned Doctor could not but understand
"I can cure you." said he. fyou follow my ady,cr,,
which the patient implicitly promised to do. chow
says the Doctor, You must steal a horse." what,
steal horse: "Yes-you must steal bo,.. -
will then be arrested. convicted and placed in .,n.'
ton where diet and regimen will be such tb., -
short time your health will be perfectly resnrrd.,
". T. .ouy. Of Com,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

a correspondent, in the Lance. mI de
curiou. cure for hydrophobia; na"r'I q ~
viding he bitten part, throwing r", ~
powprr into the wound, and the" o'o". "n,,d
This practice is said TO have oern A"ot shn;
Coloue, Gauaere, Of Gsttsce rarS' !" "
shire, with complete success,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
A FRIEND TO GENERAL JACKSON.

Mn. SSowDrN: Can you tell ME whether
a. r. is any law rf the Corporation prohibiting
The raising OF B blooms in toe ntIghhorhood OF
To town? Mu n mage rs APP to be don" by
I'm TT Cat ing hre and falling on houses An
accident Of this kind was very Near happening
y .rdlv. WAFER STREET.
TUESDAY, Oct 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
Amphitheatre.


This Evening, Saturday, Dec 10, the performance
to commence with Equitation, by Master Lipman
Still Vanting, by the Whole Troop Clown Lewis.
Flying Horsemanship by Master Scargeant
Flying Cord by Mr. Mnnich.
Mrs. Williams will appear on the Horse Virgin
'us and among variety of Feats perform the six
divisions of the Broadsword Exercise.
Feas by the horse Saladin
Uncle Bcns Visit to the Circus, by Mr. Harring-
ton.
A Favorite scene from the Popular Comedy call
ed the
c,,. ROAD TO RUIN.
! Goldhnch, Miss Lane.
Harry Dornton. Mr. KinloclI
Sophia, Mrs. Kinloch.
with the song ~ shnuld very much like to know ~
To conclude with Sero Comic Pan,omine ar.
ranged for display 10th on the Stage and in the
Ring.-callel
DON QUIXOTTE.
Don Quixotie de la Manchc, Knight of the Woe
iu Countenance, Dir. Lewis
! Sancho Pnnza, his Esquire, Mnnich
Count Almavva, Bailey
| Captain of Bandiit KinIocb.
Countess, Ms. Williams.
Dame Leonardo, Mr.. HarrinOton
| u Admittance so cents, children and persons Of
colour half price.
- Doors to open at G, performance to commence
at o'clock.
a. The Amphitheatre is situated opposite Tar
Bark Hall
| - Stoves are placed within the Building.
! decll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
: % 80 2 o. = ;. ~ So a. ~ ii
PORT OF RTCH.MO-NO- -
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steam Boat Pocahontas, Ferguson, from Bal,i-
more and Norfolk, with passengers.-Passed in the
Roads three ships three briggs and sixteen schooners
At N"w-Ports neuse, schr nj anchor ono
bound mp, and one bound down-off Hog Island shin
Howard Mt anchor, bound up, and one other SHIN
bound down--aso, slnp Gratitude, bound down
off Jane Town, ships United States Wnsor and
indian Chiet, Williams bound up; also, one schr
bound up, all al anchor; at Verina, one brig at an
Choir. bound down.
Steamboat Richmond. Chapman, from Norfolk,
with passengers.
Steamboat Potomac. Jenkins, from Washington,
alexandra and Norfolk, with passengers.
SchT Caroline Marion, Barnes, from Baltimore
SAILED.
Schr Ariadnc, Robinson. for New Yo.k, with coal.
SchI Effort Pryor, for New Yok with -FOUR tobacco &C.
NORFOLK, Dec. l7And, brig Messenger, Higgins 4 dc
I'm Boston ship came in FIN and went up James
river - Reported IN pc the Hazard
Also, schr Virginia, Chambers fn Philadelphia.
he ship Unied States % DVxbury in from sea today
aud proceeded up James liver ~
NEW YORK Dec H. CID, schrs Chariot: Smith Rich
mond, Mary Virginia, Bell, do
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1G-Arrd, schr Eleanor, Morss, 3
DAYS FROM Richmond
(r The FAIR will he open fot II TIL O'Clock To Day;
and again At in the Evening
O- We requested say, ha the Rev. Or Prfagoyr
Of Boston, will preach the Capitol Sunday morning It,
The use n The Hall can be obtained for that purpose
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
LEGISLATURE.
THIS out-Horods TTcrod.

HOUSE, or DELEGATES, Dc. rs.
several propositions were presented, and referred
to their appropriate Committees.
Inc resolution submitted by MIR. Gmor, for add
ing a Committee on Revolutionary CLAIMS to the
standing Committees ofthc House, was taken up, aud
alter some discussion agreed to-
a bill was passed for the further appropriation Of
eighteen thousand dollars, for the extending the Ka-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19

MARRIED-On the 18th inst, a, CherieoAe Kinv w /,
liam cn"ny, by the Rev Slln,a,. tt CEo T CoSlrfE
ESQ OF Stafford To MSSJUDT H. younse.. daughter Of Jno
Tuinlin decd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19

nawna Turnpike to Big Sandy River. The passage
o, TINS bill excfed some discussion in which Messrs.
white of Rockbridg". Eppcs, Minor, Carey Spur
lock- AMI Rives vi Prince Goo, re- t,ok tart
On motion OF Mr. Mason of kiny Georpe. the ave /;
and nay were ordered.
The House then adjourned.
The CoNvENI ION yesterday wore cnpaeed chief
ly In considering the question of the basis of repre-
sanitation Mr. Vcnabe and Judge Summers ad-
dressed the Convention at some lenpth SovoroI
other gentlemen briefly took part in the debate The
question upon basng the representation in the House
of Delegates upon white population was fairly
brought before the Convention by way of amend
ment to the proposition of Mr. Gordon heretofore
adopted by the Committee of the whole and was lost
by vote OF ayes &c. noes so. Tins result is effect
ed by change in the votes of three of the deera-
ton from the Albemare district since this Question
was directly decided in Commit ee of the whole
An amendment proposed by Mr.. Upshur in the
Committee OF the whole, and then adopted by which
future apportionmcnt of representa- ion should be
upon the basis of white population and federal num-
oers combined, was taken up and reected-aye |,
noes 20. MIR. Madison being the only member va
J ting IN favor of IL.
Mr. Upshur said on this occasion that the amend
mcnt was offered by him with the hope that il wouId
DC satisfactory to the West but that they were not
Disposed 10 accept OF IT, he should vote against it.
and we presume this consideration influenced many
OF the votes on tins question Mr.. Leigh then sub
muied proposition by way OF compromise, which
was ordered TO be printed.
| We consider the vote upon the basis of reDre
scntation taken Yesterday decisive OF the question
whether a consti ution shall he formed and subm,
ted TO the people for ratification. That one whicl
VIII be accepted by the people Of the West will be
offered them is hopeless and we are satisfied there
will be- found sufficient number from the East who
are indsposed to any change, who will Join the
West in voting against any Constitution which car
now be made.
| We purposey refrain from comment unon this stn,
of things at this time. We shall give the proceed
ings more at length on Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
az Mcfto1l SaiFa,
by OTIS. DUNLOP 8. co.

DRY GOODS At .aUc7JoN
On MONDAY NEXT, the 2is insl al 10 O'Clock Will a.
AT our auction rooms ~se aud general assortment of
$50 sua seasouabe Dry Goods. principally without
dec Is ~ ~ ac -.
SHOES
On Tuesday. the 2ed inst a, h,lf ms, N o,ct,,rl
viii be sold at Store, one hundred nackagcs az
Brogans, women's wells. and other shoes Nlso-a
few boxes of New York made Boots sud 90 boxcs
Of fine Hats o ID. &, 70 Ar, =
dec. I5-tds
STOCK IN TRADE
On WEDNESDAY, the Esd inst. viii be sold az
the store Of Mr.. James p. Tyler, Shockoe Hin his
ms entire stock Of Groceries consisting of large and
valuable assortment, well worth the attention Of pur
chasers The liquors pure aud of superior aual-
liy, and viii be sold in Accommodating hts.
Terms at sale, to commence at 10 O'Clock.
oec 10 q. ID. & Co Auctrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19

u IN looking over the documents accompanying
Governor Giles Message to the Legislature we
wore struck With the closing remarks in the Govern
ors letter President Jackson Cd the subject of the
bounty lnnds claimed by our revolutionary officers.
The Governor says; "Whrn reflect sir, upon your
ingdriablc devotion 10 the revolution, which achieved
our independence, and in which you yourself bore So
meriforious and ddiactdsied a part, and upon your
laudnbc and sympathetic attachments &C."
We have undcrscorrd TIC part to which we invite
attention, aud We should like to know whether Gov
Giles really intended to insult General Jack
son, whether h. really believes, that the Prosi-
dcnt bore ucriiorious and distinguished p1rt in the
ycroiVti0r2
THIS out Horods ITcrod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN n CO.

OC C.
On MONDAY the 2fst instant NJ half mast 10
o'clock at Auction Store
so doz brooms -
90 casks cheese
5 hhds superior Antigua rum
100 boxes brown soap
bids sugar
- do molasses
so bbls no. 3 mackerel
90 do cider
90 excellent clocks
5 pipes superior red wine
do Holland gin
100 realms writing paper
30 bags coffee
Candies, shoes, hats
10 sacks fresh almonds
&c do flberts -
90 boxes raisins
dec 10 d 4 &, On ,uo.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
BOARDING-HOuSE


Orer Mr. Chubbs Lottery Office, and one door a5oee
.Ur. Condn, clock and match maker.
Nh RS. SARAH PURCELL, could accommodate q
lVl few more Members of the Legislature, with
comfortable rooms-good beds, &c. moderate
terms, if application be made Tins week.
dec tiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
CONGRESS-nrr LIE

CONGRESS-DEc. IG.
In the SS~ATE. Mr.. Livingston submitted rcsolu-
ton instructiug the committee on Roads and Canals
ITO inquire into the eXpcdiency Of providing for the
locating and constructing direct road from tho Ci
" or New Orleans" Several bills had their frs,
reading. which will be noticed hereafter A short
time was spent IN the consideration of Executive
business.
In the HOUSE, a variety Of petitions were present
Ell and referred TO appropriate Committees. The
Richardson, on the subject of n Standing Commit
tee on Education was laid on the table on motion
OF Mr. Archer. the vote being for The motion to Inv
the resolution on the table, ayes 1877. mes So.
message from the President Of the United States
was received, laid on the table, and ordered 10 be
printed Mr. Barringer announced the death of
Gabriel Holmes NJ North Carolina. member of the
20'h. and member elect of the 2Ist Congress. and
then the House adjourned
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. admired Comedy of "T'bs
Shoo' for scandal and the popular Farce of the Turn
the parts of LGdy TcnzLe aud nnraa Rars by Miss Rok
When Miss Rocks L1dy Tsozle and laria Ranlsa pavcd
for her own nene shall fail to draw good house will
an Indication that taste for the Drama a become corrupted
and that the Theatre should be converted 10
other purpose Let ii be shown tonight such is not ,ht
case IN Ricllmond
| MARRJED-On the 10th INST at Chericoke Kiuv ~ /,
liam co"ny. by the Rev S.I,a'. Tt CiEo + CoSLTfn
ESQ Of Stafford, MsSJuDv H. youuses daughter Of Jpo
Tonlin decd.
DI1D-on Monday the I4ih inst, residence in Pow
hatan, MIR CL.soHNE WArNIss lie was much esteemer
whilst living and much lauiened now dead $500
On last evening, O'clock Mrs AMANDA ~ CopptS com
sort nf Iho H. Goddn, Of this The friends and sc
quantances nj the family requested attend her finer
tomorrow (Sunday) morning at O'Clock, without further
AtKey West Florida on the 1I,h inst, Col EDGAR A.,
con, Counsellor amd Attorney Law. Col Macon was
! r. esideni Madison -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

FRou New ORLEAss.--Wr have papsrs to
day OF g. h inst which furnish MO Other INTEL,
q. nee than that of the undated virulencc Of the
yellow fever here.
FRoN HAVANA. The schooner Alpha a,
Charleston, brings to our correspondents Of The
Courier, Havana papers TO he &c h u't. The
edi ,o,s harm verbally thai avrs,e had arrived
q, Havana on the 18th Angus in six DAYS from
Tampico She reported lat body e Mex
,can, IN ambush, had surprised a portion Of
he Spanish Troops. who had lei, their ramp
in starch Of water, and the fire Of the Mexi-
cans was so deadly tina, the Spaniaid, los. 700
men; hat no, ring able TO distinguish The
Mexioans through he bushes. The spaniards
made prcipiaie retreat.
The imports a, Havana during the FIRST eighl
months o, 800, we're Of Rice ,655 Casks, 1928
half do and 44i7 bags; Lard sc 7ol kegs;
Flour ioS iS2 ba reis; ef 37S do. and Pork
1853 d., t- "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
REFORM!
Z" c." to morrow.

The Reform" in tn, Post Office is 10 b.
c ompeie pHINEA> BRADLEY is removed from
the office Of Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral VIVA partisan waiting for his "reward,'
is to fill his place, seeidtn or some less limo.
cent ag,nt will probably determine, and Fame
in due time report.
The " Reform" we hear, is still going on.
Some Of The m ST valuable Of The remaining
Clerks in The Gtnera Post Office, are TO follow
the fate Of he most mrritorious already reno
ctd. H. | MT. Int.
Mr.. WlRi1AM S. SMITH and Mr.. SIDNEY F
CHAPMAN, have been removed from office by
the Second Comptroller, to make room for the
persons whose appointments we published las,
week from the New Hamsbie Journal.
Nal Jou. y,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

cord with those Of vast majority Of our fell
low iownsmen; and we rejoice that our course
commands respect from the lioer al minded even
of he opposite party. The p"wer so wau,oniy
exercised, i. already shaking the faith Of many
OF the friends Of the Administration; and the
evidence is cheering, thai fosr years will drop
the curtain upon the farce which is now PLAYING
before our ewes. O.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
Wanted TO Hire.

A T the Episcopal Theological Seminary, Dining
"A room Servant; Chsmbermaid; Wssh-woman,
and Cook The servants must bring good recon-
mendations ocharscter Liberal wsges will be CIV
en-. Appv to the Rev Professor Lippet Al the Semi
nary, or TO the Rev w. jackson, in Alexandra.
= oct 9 fv '@3taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
COMMERCIAL
Priees OF Produee in .aleraud.iin ue.t.rGnu
NETWORK uARKErs.

The Daily Advertiser of Wednesday morning saws.
" The statements Of bad weather in England abou,
25,h august. have induced the holders Of -four in thu,
market, to require advance Of IS cents per barrel
but there appeared TO be disposition, yesterday to
purchase at advanced rates." g. 2i'
From the Nep York Price Current, September so.
FLouR AND MEAL--The sales of Flour on Monday
amounted to about 5000 barrels, consisting of New.
York City at IS 123 cts cash; Western Canal at l83
IS, common brands; and Virginia; Petersbugh, and
Country, at S 123 rs Yesterday morning accounts
from Liverpool to 26th August were received, stating
the weather in England unfavorable for harvesting,
and some improvement in prices Holders here in
consequence refused to sell previous rates. and we
heard of no business being done.
New York superfne Dbl. S. 12J; Troy, IS; Yves.
tern Canal, IS 5371
GRAIS.-Sales have been made Of Is 400 bushels
Albany Wheat at 100 cents; lot of good GeResee
at 106 and parcel of very superior quality at an adj
vance on the latter price. sale of North River Rye
was made at IS cents. We know of no change in the
price Of Corn but the transactions have been
tensvc.
HEnr.-ioders Of Russia require higher prices, and
We bave no sales TO report.
The New York Mercantile says: =" The passengers
in the Napoleon from Liverpool state, that the subject
Of the harvest of the most prominent interest in
England From their own observations in travelling
through the country, and the opinion of many ntel.
gent men. they had come to the conclusion that the
wheat crop would prove less than usual. The weather
continued wet and stormy for da, after the Ma
2oleon sailed" y"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

~. IMPORTANT! The SECRETARY OF THE
NAvYhas been thinking, and ha, thought proper
TO decline taking the Alexandria G zr lie any
longer! ,enny fp- YOUR Thoughts"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
Public sale 0f v aluable Hand

VXTILL be exposed to public SALE on the pre- misses,
w on the l2h duy Of December neri, not previously
disposed of, the
TRACT OF LAND
which the subscriber formerly lived in the county
of Prince william, containing between -
Six AND SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
situated onl, % miles fran Alexandra, IL from Dunn.
fnes, and 8 from the Occoquan Mills. where produce
may de disposed Of st the Alexandra prices. Two.
thirds ofths land very heavily tmbered consisting Of
white oak ofthe largest size, black oak, hickory, beach,
&C. &c; there are hundred acres Of low ground,
the third of which is timber-the remainder was for
mcrly and still may be made valuable meadow, there
is also GRLSI' WILL. now out of repair, the only
one in the neigborhood, and excellent situation for
Dsiilery, ,here being none within 8 miles Of the
place The springs are very numerous, much so.
rs Ia form the run which turns the MILL and furnishes
an abundance Of water, except in the dry season.
For grazing farm, there is in virgina supe-
ror is remarkably adapted TO clover and plaster
the latter Of which may be had only eight miles dis.
tant ut the Alexandria price, nofnry being with
out never failing spring.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will do well to attend
that day, the terms will be Of the accommodate
ing KIND payment being required for several years
after the sale. h
The land will be shown to persons wishing to
mine by Mr. Melstezd, living ON the premises.
ANY communication made on the subject must be di-
rected to the subscriber, near Newtown. Frederick
county, Virginia. s
sept 25-w4t HENRY PEAKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
70 butchers
The subscriber has ,

The subscriber has some very fine
N&8A BEEVES,
M which he invites Butchers TO call and
o~|aDIook at, on the .7UDLEY F.4RH, near
Battetown Frederick county liicy vii, be sold low
for cash. ABSALOM. REMINGTON.
oct 9 -d2w ID. be- 4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
Scott y Wright

EkJNOVV- " %
VlAyE received by late arrivals from Philadelphia,
III part Of their fall supply OF
- Day GOoDs
AMONG MUCH ARE:
~ superGne and common, blue. black, and fancy
colored cloths and cassimeres
PeIs,e cloths hannels and camblets
Blue, steel mkt and drab sattinetts
Circassians and bombaze:ts
Swansdown, valencia and silk yestings
(;inghams and caGcoes (some new Style
Irish linens and diapers
silk, wors,ed and cotton hosiery
A general assortment Of beached and brown do
nestle cottons. Also, - r ..H
CoTroN YAgN.
They will hereafter receive. from New York. regular
supplies selected by the senior partner now resident IN
that City. sePt 1s-eoo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

There was heavy hoa' trost on the night OF
the Is, instant, being the first this Fall The
first fros, las, year was on me 9Th OF October.