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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
SPRLMG,S ST.4GE-

WIS Stage will hereafter run TWICE each week 10 aud
from Flucks, where il connects with tho line from
Lynenourg 70 Nashville &c and Lewisbug, where will
CONNECT with Porters line uf coaches which ron, 20 thu
Ohio river.
FARE Ror each person there will be charged (os a.
pessags IN The stage,
From Lewisburs White Sulphur CO.
White sulphur To Sweet Springs AZ OOl
Sweet Springs to RincaBtle, 2 90
Fincastle to Plucks, on
Lewisbufg IN Union o.
DO. Salt of Sweet Sulphur, 90
White Sulphur IN Union so
Salt sulphur To- Sweet Springs I SO
The stage viii alternately from tho Sweet Springs,
by way Of tho W. Sulphur 10 tho Salt snubuI and bn
aud by the Mill Gap and Union.
bach passenger will he allowed take 20bs Of bag
gage Tree OF charge, but AL that will be CHARGED Go
AZ we rave 81 cents per III per 100 miles. Those who
'her names At the places where the stage opS
There viii BIZ good aud careful drivey. ard the bs,t
horses IN Virginia. J. r. CAIDWELI
5ib month 24h, 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
NOTICE.

$VAETED for thc balance Of The present wear.
frs, ratio Blacksmith, 20 able bodied coal
pit hands. and f,w boaimcn-applv on the basin fo
m'T ~ EELSON CARY g. CN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

IN CHANCERY.-Ata court held FOX louisa county. =,
tho courthouse, Monday, MAY the Iih IG.g: Rocri
Aichc, pitt against Robert e. Willis administrator Of Jane,
Nliohc dec, Matthew Niche, John Mchie Joseph Niche
his wife, dts
The defendants Matthew Niche, and John N1ichie not
ing entered their appeaance, and given security according
law and the rules OF this and il appearing the
ton OF the court, tina, they inhabitants this State
the motion OF the plaintiff by his COUNSEL orced that
said Matthew Aohe and John hIchc appear here on the
rst day of August and the bill of the plain
' and that copy of this order te forthwith inserted
published the city OF Richmond months
SUCCESSFULLY aud posted the front door Of courthouse of
this county, cuuIi-day.
IS 4 Cnvy. Tcstc, John HUNTER. g T. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

NOTICE Is hereby ssen that Nests. G. R. Il > HAiuAa
LN have made Ssgnnent FOR the benefit of such of their
creditors desire TO become parties TO the saur within
thirty days from e Gotta Of his MONTH Said assignment is
recorded at the Office of the Hastings court,
All persons indebted said G. K q J. llaau are hereby
noed that such debts assigned trustees To whom pay
Richmond, May 22d, 1929. eaw6,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
CHARLOTTESVILLE STAGE.

NIL-IINI-NI I Ill> ' I'LL = I AI T..
ENROM and after the LIST June next the sta rcs
a viii leave Richmond for Charlottesville ON Non
ddy Wedncsday aud tridJy, at = A. NJ. and run
through in one day.
kETURNISG,
Leave Charlottesville. TueSddy, THn;sldy and So
t2rday. and arrive the day at Richmond-By
this arrangement, the mail viii be expedited two DAVIS
between Richmond, va. and Nashville in Tennessee.
may p l3t T.. PORTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
Family NOUR.

ENoR sale, Family Flour least equal il not superior
= any Ia this market.
o. The elegant ROOMS over our Office, arc still for rent,
June 4-law6t T. HNXALI & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

Seoich OsnGb,ugS, Domestic .Sheetv.gs, &c.
UST RECElVED.-iO bales domestic shirtngs
" and shoetings, do cotton osnabnrgs, made cx-
pressly for negro clothing;
.and daily expected Of the Erit,
co bales Scotch oznaburgs, twiled sacking
and sail canvass.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
DRY DOcK,

DRorOSALs will be received the Dock Oaee in this
n Yatd uc DOrh Oce Norfolk before the FIRST
day o November for furnishing and delivering the inloy
ing described OAK TIMBER, for Gate Frames the Dock
-
No. Ia sraigh, rsces or turning, and inter posts feet
square, aud 80 to - feet long
III curved pieces lot top aud bottom rails 10 Uc sided
feet and moulded 20 inches, and SO to 81 feet loi-
32 curved pieces tor middle ras be sided ~ inches
and Included 10 inches, aud So To 81 6et long.
12O do do for rails IN he sided n inches, and uoied
~ inches, and 30 20 ~ feet long.
The above 30 pieces all required for pair of Gates
aud wanted at each Of the Navy Yards tChaesun,
Blast, and Norfolk, PEgnia They must he O Ihe br sound
While or Live Ok, and square edged TIE % pieces for rails
10 have spring Of et IN 80, curvature radius Of 69
feet
Models ~ the Gates may he seen rtrr Cec md those
who mteud Co offer proposals requested
Oacr. may be made of pat lie whole Of the timber,
either inr both Docks, win the prices pe cubic foot,
stating the Snf aud the quality Of the Oak, well e kd Ui
soil uud district where II will be procured.
The timber be during the Winter between the f
Of November add the FIRST March, be delivered eaIy
Spring and decision upon the proposals will be made by the
Engineer afer the first Of November M possible.
For further information, application may DC made Mr.
Henry Singleton AZ the Norfolk Dry Dock, 60 Mr. kxaudc,
PARTS M tbs Offre. l.. BALDWIN, Eneuvrr.
DAY Docg ClYtCf
/ Navy Yard, CHarlcsf1S, HfrSs.
/ ceutcrn,er I1fh. Tf-Ilfr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

VENHE promised FAIR, for the benefit of
~ the Orphan ASYLUM. will take place on the 18th
Of December. Should this plan of contribution for
the support OF The institution. be found successful
Instead Of soliciting donations as has heretofore been
practcod. This they are induced To do from The line
raj encouragement given their last Far. whereby
they were enabled ~ make an addition oil dcsll-
tuIc children taken i.o'n the mJst abjcct state g
wretchedness.
II would be well Tor those disposed TO encourage
the Female Humane Association TO visit the Asylum
which is neatly fitted up. respectable teachers Drovi-
ded, and twenty decent little girls, aiording inter
esting spectacle be iounu III che city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS

III NELSON has just received and offers for ssio
60; ai unusually low prices, an extensive stock OF
r,. SETTLE md f3.NC'Y DRY GOODS,
Emoracng large aud general yatiety, suited 70 the
part OF CONSISTING W
Buc, back and fancy colorcd cloths 6 cassimer,s
DO do sattinetts
Blue and brown do
Noleucla and swansdown vesiinG
Rose, duftie and poin; blankets
Irecn booking and floor cloth Saizrs
Flne and enpertine white fnnncIs
lied, green, yellow and black do
L'Ieh ana Diue black Italian lustting
India satin and satin !evaniine
Black and blue black Gro dc Nan
frhcy co'oured do assorted
DO do Gro de Indies
Black senclcws aud sarsnetts
Mcrino and Cashmere long shaws
To Do do handkerchefs
Inl6et, Prussian and cassimcre sounre do
Ihoet and wurstcd barcge hdkts
Dnrege, gHuzc and Gro le Nan do
Merino cloths md circassians all coloyys
7-8 and Al irish linens
3, and 81 do shce,iugs
Long lawns and linen cainbrics
Linen cambria hdk's
84 and 1914 damask
Russia, blrds-cye aud 81 diapers
Black Nan.;ir and Canton cranes
Plnid Norwich DO
Black and white Italian cranes
Back anu coloured palmyfenes
ti'H o.'CK ina c"Ioured bJmbazstis
Figured do do mi ro,,;,o,..
Black English bomhaznos
isrtah ana Circasslan plaids and carnblots
buck, olive ana draD bang-up cords
Ilain book, null and Swiss tnl.slius
Figured do do d
"a and Cd cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconets
Liad and fancy London prints
Cotton, worstch end silk hosiery
SIX and wOrsted braids nssortc!
HtovSs of every variety
Spilalnel1 aud baudanna Ldkfs
alnE hai'danna and Madras do
Gauze, cap, ' '''''e- f' IN
Common, fine and superhne belt DO
Black aud coloured guard do
large suPply Of brown, bi'nchrd nul Plaid do
mestics, apron and furniture checks. he'd tickings
British oznaburgs, and Coarse wooliens Tor negro
clolning. And CONSTANTLY OH hand,
Cotton ozna6urgs ffcm The Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
LAW

TTNHE Subscriber has just received, at his Book g.
Il Stationery Store, extensive collection of val
liable Law Books, which he offers for sale very re-
duced prices. He has made arrangements with one
Of the most extensive tau book establishments in the
u. States to receive all the standard works, used at
the American Bar, on terms that viii enable him to
offer to the public great inducements to give him n
call. He will undertake to furnish complete, or any
part of law libraries on about the snme terms at
which they could be procured in The Northern Cities
oct 10 r. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
Trunks, Whips, and Canes.

n Have received very handsome assortment Of
u Philadelphia made trunks, whips, and canes,
which for quality, cannot be SURF ssed 10y eny in The
market. y. JACKSON,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Main-strcct.
oct go tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
COLLINS ~ 90.
BoOKSFLLERS 3 STa7TONERI

BOOKSELLERS & S1.47TONEHS,
HAVE lately received a large additional SVly III
HI THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, which with their
former stock comprises the extensive assortment that
department ever offered Tor sale IN Virginia.
g. g. Co ave Agents Cor the Anenoan Sunday School Union
and TIC General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Jnou
the Union pyicrs.
MEDICAL, Law, MISCELLANEOUS s. school,
BOOKS, BL~1.NA BOOKS aua P.JfAh u every descrp
, Con Octd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
French Restorative.

NJ LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
~. OF Richmond, aud the public generally, that
lre has opened Restorative and Tavern in quite
rev style, between the stores Of Messrs. Hall g.
Moore and MIR Nelson, and iny cs the public to give
him a coll. lie has first rate French Cook just
ifom Paris, aud il satisfied that his style Of cooking
will be found not loss agreeable than novel here.
yhe Lnrdcr will be stored with all tho decncics the
market viii afford--iish, vcnson and wild fowl In
their season. His bar is well stocked with tho
choicest wines aud spirits.
N. d. Coffee and Soups at all times.
a. Fomilics can be supplied with meats or single
dishes at their houses, per bill Of fare of tho
day. on the shortest notice. sept 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
SUGAR, COFFEF. &c

OCUAn, COfFEE .&c.
are reces,ng per ScItrs. Ann Eliza, 2ichmcnd. &c.
100 bags Laguira and Java coffee
30 Osles cotton yarn, assorted
ceroons Spanish T. indigo
10 cases superior gunpowder tea, in caniste,s
put upln new style for family use
5000 lbs. soal leather.
~ STORE,
~ iIcrces very superior green coffee
45 bags Rio do do %
- binds st. Croix sugar. part prime
80 boxes and bbls loaf do
Gunpowdcr and imperial teas, in & Is 10 boxes
% hhds w. l. molasses
100 kegs cut nails
wines, &c. &c.
on CONSIGNMENT,
y Tone bar iron, IIarvey's Il Tayloe's
= pipes 5ih proof Cognac brandy, Seignette
bXlO and Ioxl2 window glass;
LANCASTER 81 DENNY.
sept S-3St Market Rrid1n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
ENOCH S. COURTNEY.

TeESPECTTULl4Y invites the ntieniion az l5s
IN friends and the public, TO choice selection of
Groceries, which he offers Tor sale either by Wholesale
9" RETAIL on as good terms Us they he purchased
elsewhere in the city. Much care has been taken in
re selection Of his wines and liquors, which are
Warranted genuine.
Mosters of vessels, will find to their in.eres, 10
h'aVe their orders for ship stores with him. which will
o. put up low, and sent abroad free of EXPENSE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
NEW CLOTHING STORE

PHE subscriber thankful for past IA YOURS rr.,cct
iniy INFORMS ms friends md the public eunernl.
most beautiful aud fashionable assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
" Inch he is determined to sell low 70. cash. Alan
general assortment OF Cloths Cas,imcrrs V,,r;,,
ana TRIMMINGS for clothes cut 10 order GcntlenSn
WISHING to furnish themselves with garments would
10 well 10 cail upon him. at the stor, la. oc.,.';,
ey ar; James H. Hunter, opposite the Lottery Of
flee Of Mr. Lambert. OWEN DEVINP
~ - - Gentlemen finding their own cloth can &c,
'nem fnshionably made, and upon moderate terms
oct l0-eo2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
Richmond Dyeing Establishment

: IN Cary Street, rear Of The Vrginiq aud Farmer,
Ddnis.
oSEFH WILLIAMS is grateful to the Indies
~ and gentlemen of Virginia. for PAST tvo,,r aJ
hopes continuance of the same; and would than,
lie ladies sending their silk dresses 10 have them IA
Zen to pieces, which will enable him To warrant Thorn
10 DC dyed and finished as well any establish
meat III the Union. Canton or stuff dress,,e not NJ
cessary rs he has suitable mnchnes TO finish them if
sent TO him III tho situation above mentioned
gentlemen are likewise Informed, that he scou,s
ha tcSws IN colour coats pontnloons aud vests to-
Eetcr with all kinds of apparel and ifreouested rnna;
mem III The neatest manner. rs usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold press ID furniture
stuiis cieansed aud rc-dyed in the neateS manner.
N. b. Tickets will be issued on leaving the geods
with him and requests they will be presented on an
plicai 'on or the sane. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

VtRetEiA-At rules, holden IN the clerks Office OF
the superior court Of chanccry for tic Richmond
district, the Cd Gay Of August, 1929; James Blair
Rnd JanY his wife, and Andrew Lesslie ptis. against
Wn Clarke, late sheriff Of Chesterfield, and ne such
ndmor de bopls non Of John Mcleod, deed. Chris.
toPher hOoeTte and Ann his wife. WIN. Rodbird, aud
Jane bis wife, aud Philip Peach. and Sarah his wife,
Elzlheth Aylett. and WIN. Ayle,t, John SpotewoOd,
aud Mary hs wife, Edward Mosby, an, Sarah his
wife, aud Elizabeth Goode, Francis Morrison Ann
Morrison, Martha Morrison, and Robert Morrison.
James Lyle, Colin Clarke, and Mary hls wife, and
John Lyle, aud Sarah Scott, dfts.
The defendants, WIN. ROdbird, aud Elizabeth and
Wm. Ayett not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the net Of assembly and
1n rules Of this court, aud sppearing by sasiacto
ry evidence, that they not inhabitants of this
countryi Il is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear heron tbeirst day ofte next January term,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy
az this order be forthwith inserted in newspa-
per published in the city Of nd, for two months
successivoy and posted o. the iroRt door Of the cap
itol In tho said CITY.
20 copy. Testc. Wa. &. PENuLEgOE, c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
SHAVING ApPARATUS. &c.

VNNhE subscriber has received at his Book and Sta
tonary Store, supply of the following articles:
skinner o. BARRIERS universally appioved old En-
Rnsf Na1ors. The manufacturers beng convinc. I'd
tnat no improvements were necessary in razor
except Those which promote the aarabiiitv of a fine
efge, hSs combined the qualities of the oH concare
TtSoT, with those ground upon four inch stone ami
can w'th conIdence recommend them 10 the public
es the only real Improvement which has beeu mndc
an razor.
forr sided razor straps. forming substitute for a
grindstone and a hone.
Elastic screw razor strap with yartous other kinds
Shaving brushes
Do. boxes
DO. soaps, some eight years Old
Fdncy do
Cologne water
Antique oil. oct 10 r. D. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

CHOICEST TOBACCO have just OPENED box Of
~ Cotbys Chewing Tobacco, No !, 3 years old -.
J. n. BLAMIRE,
oct7 Opposite the Eagle door, sign Of the Mmar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
SOUTHERN REVIEW.

A Further supply Just received. Persons wiShin 2
N the above valuable work, will please make early
application. oct 10 J. IT. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

.EUST received by PETER COTTON
agent for John S. Sknner,) No. > the AM
RIcAN FURF REGIsTER d SPORTING MAGHztNF, Tor
October 1922 where subscriptions are received for
lie work at s. PER oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31
From the New York American.

Y NFS a. = The United. States ship Na,chez,
", ". d shuorics, Esq. Commander, sailed early
~s morning for the protection Of our COM
%,''e 10 The gulf, sc. and 10 ferret out, if pos
'. .,s "e pirates who have committed such a.
': ~! recenly, on the coast Of Cuba.
!, us ship had been lying al III. Navy yard
W., W. some time, ready for sea-wi,h the excep-
, JaO' some men wanting to complete her com
, ,%us"'-"hen on Tuesday an order was re-
,n,gI 70 send her GU, as soon as possible. Ac-
,a.SI ugiy, the deficient men were imme diateIy
Sa ppnea' Captain Shubrick arrived from the
~ S On Wednesday evening; took charge Of
mp on thursday; made all his preparations
, nsISs INTO The North. River yesterday, and
W. W. AZ Daylight this morning.
-, tsre thus particular, for two reasons One,
.,.l up'rect censure has been cas-, by the Ev.
Ny eOsl upon the officer commanding the
u. YARD here, for the assumed non execution
mo ;. Oreer that never was given-for the sail
,. Sm - hours, Of the Na,chez;-and secondly
,,,% We cesie to expose the miserable
,5,a, sgeophaney, which sought in this in>
sl,r,."n ordering 70 sea without delay, ves-
ZION VA ready forsea, to produce an impress
,ipiI," u'' the new administration was more
,as So OF more Efficient, than that which is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31
NT,MxA ND8IAs
So MORNING. MARCH 81. 1879.
An. BALDWIN.

yy,awAM.-We were aston
r'o's ".,ding an Article in last Saturdays
she " What! Has rupture taken place
r'ss''p Gem, JACKSON and his fast friend Mr.
;''''su I. the would>be Minister about 10
BALDWIN -, Ar. the batteries ofthe official
be p'0'' a, 20 be opened upon him! Has he
org'n 'v ~. he left the ranks' What IL the
'0''a. c. Certain i, is. after all his billing and
natter n II the fine things that haUe Dee"
cong - him, the Telegraph nOw says;
$40 81 tn Th,, Mr.. Baldwin has been operated
1pnn y y, = General Jackson expressed wish
10 ~. Baldwin a, Washington, which OIL
" =, vreedily snatched at
" TO-, Mr. Baldwin expected a seat In the
W. u,i,h "was no, rendered to him, ow-
'''"> =. belief tina, the public Interests would
l's ~, ,Jrauced by the appointment oil Others
'' 'h rb,, Mr.. Baldwin, after consulting WIN
'% 49,. rsp,ed foreign mission offered
him; and =, p.,,w;; :. Io,l.
o., something from somebody else.
40 An his, cum muiiis CHS, will aH'f" mater
O..;,r We lockers on in Vince are
~, interested, however, IN me resui'
fines. Family jars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31
From tie Hreridsnes .An1;eas.

DISTINCTIVE FIRE.-About 8. o'cloek on
Thursday morning, The cotton factory At
Woonsoket Falls village ecu mberland,i belong
ing solely to Mr. Decker 9allau, was discover
ed to be on fire. The FIRE appeared to have O.
riginated in the carding room, but its precise
Origin is a matter Of conjecture. The building
was three stories high, the basement Of brick
and supers,-ucture Of wood. The flames spre ad
with such extraordinary rapidly as to prevent
the saving Of single piece Of machinery ex-
cept one picker. From this building, the FIRE
communicated to the saIinet factory, within
thirty feet distance, owned by Mr.. Rufus Ihay-
er; Building and contents Consumed. The
gfist mill next 10 the SatineI factory, belong
ing 10 Mr.. James Arnold, Of Mendon, shared
the same fate. BY this time the Hamilton cot
ton factory, belonging to the company OF 'ha,
name, had taken FIRE on the roof and belfry,
and an extensive conhagration was threatened.
This last factory was Of wood, stories high
The fire engine, belonging to the village, had
been broken and rendered useless al the Begin
ming, Messrs Job, Jencks & Sons, had sent
their engine and hands from their factory, a
bout three quarters of a mile distant, which
rendered great assistance: the ntmos, eXerions
were made by individuals on The roof and else~
where 10 check the flames, in which they were at
length successful, owing mainly 10 the oppor-
tune arrival Of The engine from the Blackstone
factosy.
The result, Of this destructive fire was the to-
tai los. of Mr.. Bailou's Cotton Factory ma
chinefy, running abou, 1900 spindes, valued at
800, 900 or S25 900, of which $4,000 were in
sured a, the Etna office There was but little
loss in goods or stock. Mr.. Thayer's factory
a small wooden mill three stories high, consu-
med, together with machinery. Goods and
sto mostly saved; supposed value or $4,000
300 dolls said to be insured. MIR. Arnold's
Grist Mill, with three runs Of stones; loss a
| bou, 1000 dollars, no insurance total loss be
| cen Is and S35,Ooo, of which not more than
| 10, 800 dollars were insured.
The Factories in The vicinity OF the village
were prompt III rendering assistance. Besides
those above named, Messrs. w. & D. D Fat
UNI, and Smith Arnold & Co. about hall q
mile distant from the fire. with all their work
men. were active in affording every aid II
their power. There were three other facto'
| RES very near those consumed, which were no
| injured. The Bank was in some danger OF Ia
king FIRE, but was saved Some articles were
removed from the Hamilton mill, and most o
the webs were nut from the looms. There
are now factories remaining in this flourish
ing little village, which has never before beer
visited with FIRE except the burning OF ;
grist mill few years ago. We are happy t.
add, hat the ability ofthose who have suffer
ed BY the fire 10 sustain their losses is undoubt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31

r FREEHoLDERs OF FArRrAx.-There
will be poll opened at your election, on the third
Monday in April, for aueUsrIN SMITH and Elf Of
tut, to represent the County Of Fairfax in the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
MANY VOTERS.
hPWe are authorized to announce JAMES
SAsesrxH as a candidate to represent the County Of
Fairfax in the next General Assembly
RFW We are authorized to state, that it has
been sscertained by application made to them, that
Messrs ALBERT A,Rrix and ELI OrFUr will serve, if
elected as Delegates to the next General Assembly
of Virginia. They are therefore announced to the
Freehoders of Fairfax County, Candidates for their
suages & earnestly recommended to their favorable
consideration and support at the ensuing election by
many FREEHoLDERS.
rWe are requested to state, tina, GEORGE
CHIcuEsrER is candidate to represent the County of
Fairfax in the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
1.We are authorized to announce c. F.
MERCER Esq. asa candidate for Congress, at the en-
suing election for the District Of Prince william, Lou.
dOun, and Fairfax.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31

r.vv-The " Three and Deuce, and
Emily jar;."were played on Saturday night,
. rou and fashionable house; and the per-
f,m,rces gave universal satisfaction. MIR.
y,rss's Three Singles was in exc lien' style.
", sroyx's talents, in his line. are great; and
ii, s..r,ions TO please will, We hope, be re-
VARIED on Wednesday nigh, which is liked
for his benefit. The GERMAN HELcuLEs makes
hi, appearance this evening. Our Washington
,.irhbors speak highly of his Strength. This,
,h the Gamblers Fate" and sloo Note,
We hone will ensure good and fashionable