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il the reports OF as and 80, was made al an ear
y period of my Afe; and they impressed full con-
6dence upon my mind Of the truth and CORE CT
ness Of that political creed, which defines the
powers Of the Federal Government, as derived
party in Virginia, and throug hout the Union, have
adhered to the political faith OF ,9S and 30 as ex-
hbied in Madison's Reports. In my public and pri-
vate intercourse with the Freeholders OF Hanover,
have always openly and candijiy' protested my.
se'ito belong TO the republican party, and did
hope that my political opinions were not unknown
to " A Freeholder OF Hanover"
r. MEREDITH.
March 7th, 1929
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am requested to get the favor of you to nomi-
nate DR.. Pey,on X. Nelson TO represent the Sena-
torial District, vacated by the resignation of Col.
William Jones, composing the counties of Glou.
cester, sc. II Subscriber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-10

incoD.oqnenco Of the dcs Of is5sa j. 4 f ~
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" The last No. Of Strctures on Mr. Madison
Letters--the 4rb No. of George Clinton on Banl
* A LsGy's Address /" To The Novel Reade,
are unavoidably postponed till Friday.
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the possibility Of assigning an adequate cause for
it's commencement or termination.
Hitherto the Faculty have had no positive evil
dence Of contagion, in the prevalent malady.
In few cases 1t has occurred where the sick
had been visited, but in by far the majority
Of cases, there has been no Communication what
ever Between the parties. Still the chairman
has esteemed it advisable to institute thorough
fumiga,ion with chlorine, and 10 adopt every
necessary means of publication, so that, in the
course OF short time, there is every reason to be-
!icve the return of the Students TO the University
may be safe and advisable. The Faculty will, how.
ever, in this, as in every case, act with circum-
spection, and avoid recalling the Students, until
every cause for apprehension shal, in their opin-
ion, have ceased to exist.
by order OF the Faculty,
WILLIAM WERTENBAKER, Sec'ry.
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III We are ausliorized TO announce Robert
Mayo as candidate TO represent Henrico count
in the next Legislature.
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SALES OF TOBACCO.

Sales OF az the Toh,eeo inspected at Sesbrooks War
house, March S, 1929"
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NJ We are authorized to state that in conse
quence Of ill-health, MI. Randolph declines beiu
a candidate at the ensuing Congressional Flee
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-10

Not having seen the Electoral Ticket Of this
District made out, you will be good enough TO an
nounce VIM. P. Taylor Of Caroline, as the fourth
candidate. The ticket will stand thus:--Jobn
Roane OF King William, James NJ. Garnett Of
Essex. Richard Morris Of Hanover, and w. p.
iayior oil caroline n FJeehoider.
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I
gisative functions; and that cannot take apy mart
whatever IN executive consultations, even were il
proposed"
The reader will obs :rvc that the public is about
TO lose the inestimabe services OF Mr.. Mclean az
Post-master General.--He is tran ,ferred 10 the
Bench Of he Supreme Court
Ii is said, that Mr. Barry of Kentucky is to
take his place HIS distinguished abilities are
universally known.
II i. also said, that Mr.. Brent the first Clerk il,
the Department OF State, has resigned his Office;
and that Mr.. James A. Hamilton, Of N. Y (who
acts as Secretary of State pro tep,) is to Gil it
Mr. IL is man Of acknowledged talents The
rumour at w Washington was, that there was to be
pretty general sweep in the Departrnents-and
u was founded upon this idea, hat 10 radical re
form OF the abuses Of the government was 10 be ex-
pected from gentlemen, who were hacknied in the
abuses OF Office, and opposed the cause Of Jack
son and Reform.
The Fredericksburg Herald notices three cases
Of the small Pox in that town, which are attri.
buted to an I" Indian woman travelling TO the
south -Eut the patients had been removed to a
hospital outoi the way; and persons are assured
that they may visit the town with perfect SAFETY.
The Mayor OF Baltimore has proposed a general
Vaccination in that CITY.
~ We are authorized to state thai in conse-
quence Of health, MI. Randolph declines being
candidate at the ensuing Congressional Elecs
ton.
III We are aushorized 10 announce Robert A.
Mayo as candidate TO represent Henrico county
in the nextL Legislature.
~ The last No. Of Strictures on Mr. Madison's
I.etters--the 1ib No. Of George Clinton on Banks.
* A Ls6ys Address To The Novel Reader, -
are unavodably postponed till Friday.
O.NHLyNTC4TED
In consequence Of the dca'h Of Kaban !. Tfoyre,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01
From the Boston Commercial Gazette.
OLD AGE.

II is The fashion OF the day, or rather il is the
fashion Of the poetastrrs and small tale 'tlleIs,
who mar be called The literary Sir Fop ings of
the day, 10 affect WEAKNESS Of hfs, aud d
longing for a sudden approach 10 those brau i.
full realms o; paradisaicat happiness which are
promised as the reward Of such as work our
thrir salvation with fear and trembling, and
which these balladmongers Seem 10 think can
be purchased for song. They tnlk of the
blessed fortune of these who are Cut down H.
the spring time Of life, full Of feeling and afyc.
ton. with capacities for enjoyment unb astrd :;
with The hopes OF love and the dreams Of ro>
nance Hnchiled and undlspeltd as if they
themselves were ready and willing tc Law dow n
the burthen Of existence" as they affect TO
call it, and 10 die like martyrs-lo ennui., Ian
guage OF this kind we believe 10 be in mos, OF
them, sheer effrc,atiun. Ii wants the apology
of that perfection Of art which makes affecta-
ton seem iik" nature. Ii is too barefs, ed bv
half Young poets, who drink mountain dew
BY the quart a,-wberever they can get it
with cheeks or noses tipped with roses, as the
case may be-should have a care lest, 10 The
midst of their quotations from Solomon about
he vanity of all things. some Irritation with the
muse, some warm picture Of female loveliness,
some passage freighled with love and strong
desire. should beiray the secret Of that attach.
uent to the things of this world which they,
ike solomon, retain, in spite Of all his quain,
saws nd their false rhyme and sill more false
pnilosop y. Otherwise, when they speak of
the vanity Of all things" their readers may
limit the ex eat OF the vanity to The poets own
swee, PERSONS II is true that the early loss OF
life, from over exeriion in we'll doing, from la
bors Of charity and peace, benev oiehce and phi
lanthropy, may be looke! onN it'll com 2lacency.
The fear of death should no, be encouraged to
an extent that might impede our usefulnes
In the early and inc, liable >isita,iors Of Provi-
drnce. We must cling to the hope, cheering to
The mourIer, that thr beloved .Iiend Who has
gone in The flower and beauty and freshness of
youth, is yet happier, resting upon the prwer
Of al invisible Deity, tnan in the midst Of the
visible sufferings and labors Of life. We should
Mt yer permit the love of this ca IN 10 chain our
spirits to book Of precep,s OH domestic me-
dicine, or make US The slaves Of imaginary dis
ease. A prudent care of health Is our duty.
Love Of lif. should induce US to no further sa-
eri6ce. To this effect we may justly eucou-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01
COMMERCIAL.
NRM-YoRK, Marcel


FLAxsEED last sales OF Rough was
made al Slo Tie exports this season are 81
s47 tierces.
FLOUR In consequence Of the intelligence
from England, prices lave declined from 10
per Dbl. on New York and Southern. About
1900 bbls. &C Western have been sold at Ss a
ST. The same quantity Of Southern, Tor The
French marker, q, S74, Rye -Four has brought
375
GRAIN. Two lots Of North Carolina Whea,
have bt en- sold al 8l,5 so; 5000 bushels Of
Sou herD Corn. were sold, at a rednction OF ore
cent from last prices. Southern Oa's brought
81 cts.
The sales of Pork have been extensive and
prices have advanced. Beefis Without change
in prices: We quote. Beef, Mess, 80 81;
Prime, 81 Il; Cargo, S5s. Pork, Mess, BIZ
Biz 6,s; Prime, 80 So a BIO; Cargo, $50
88 SO.
PHILADELPHIA, March %.
Superfne Flour remains steady al 81, so from
store, but sales during The week small; In sales
from wagons we may notice an Improvement,
S7,25 having been paid very generally this
week Rye Flour has sold freely; about 1000
barrels have been taken at S3,25, which IS
decline from las. weeks quotations. Some
safes OF SOrb Ntd! III mus d. o., u" 'S"S
actions III barrels.
W heat continues scarce, aud we cannot give
reporl Of any sales worth notice. The supply
If corn for the season is also small; but prices
a .hsue lower; sales having been made al A !
a "A cts for fat white and yellow. Oats stes-
dy a. quotations. No sales Of Rye or Barley to
report.
BALTIMORE, March 80.
FLouR.-The Intelligence from England to
the Sd Eeb..sy the Britannia a, New York, and
subsequently, the arrival at this port OF 'he Her
aid, with Live pool dates TO the 9Th OF the same
month. have settled the price for the presen oil
our b. st Flour. we believe, at S7-at which
price s Fl ON to 5000 barrels OF Howard street
and Susquehannah were sold for the European
market on Thursday, FRIDAY and Saturday -
The price Of city NJ lis is nofninaliy 81, and
sales have been mad on time al that price
The sales from the wagons have been made as
low as 675.
GRAIs-The prices of Wheat have not vari'
ed siuce our last report; indeed there has been
littlr or none in market-lhe price ct Corn
from q momentary scarcity and The demand ior
i, by f,w casing vessels, which have been
or are al present in port, has caused an advance
of shade, sales having been made the latter
mart of The week al from Al 10 IS CTS per bush.
i, for best white or yellow. witch prices we a.
present quote. Rye is at IS c's-0ats 26-and
Clover Seed at 80 p! 3 75-for some OF a
very supe rior quality, free from all Impurities
I 5pi a.ked
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FLOR the Phenix Gazette !

"a woRp TO THE WISE. Would II not be
a matter of policy, on the part Of certain per-
sous~ho are struggling to obtain and retain
offices, if they were to discover less anxiety to
convince those in power, that they have been
s,eadfas, in the good cause. All this rhodo-
maniade about supporting republican prnoi-
pies, Sc can be seen through without the aid
Of lyrx's eye. I, ought to be recoliec,ed tha,
thele is such thing as "pufiug ones seit-not
ou, Of existence, as was the case with the frog,
but, what to some people is equally bad-ou,
Of office. PHlLO-SQUEEBO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

The "REToRT Courteous. Mr. Munro, IL
editor Of the Baltimore Pstrio, thus rspisi e
the circular Of Mr.. AMOS kendall wholly
has sent round TO he publishers Of newsPsrs
opposed 10 the eIsr,inn nf Cen. la,hs'n'
BAL1IMoRE, March q, ls:'
Sir: Had your ietler requiring the CISCO
tinuance of the Baltimore Patrio, 10 the foW
Auditor. (the gentleman you have supplanht
been oouched in the usual mode, such asa
editor Of paper, you yourself, 10 doub, b.!
been accustomed TO receive, d reply VIZ
MOI have been deemed necessary, but cnY
in the inflated style does, j creates rch!
~, oommisserstion for ,oar van'ts, e1tlt
no doubt, BY he temporary elevation YOU h'N
obtained from fCr oos clrcums'1nJS j
you think &c wound my sensible By Ih' cr'i!
Instruction it contains. you are mistaken; 'l1
| have only to add, thai if your present 'la'
ton should do nothing % "lmpro'e" your Fn''
clples, il is 10 be hoped il may do spntiafg
Cor your manners.
With due cons ,dtra'ion,
am you ub.dent servant.
ISAAC MuNROE
To AMOS KExDALL, Esq.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

MIR SSowpEN: am pleased 10 see lba,
your correspondent F. Y. has given slap, en-
passanf, to the Sunday slGrers have, with
sorrow, for some time, remarked, the habit
which the young men have given into, If plac-
ing themselves before The Church doors, OH
Sundays, and staring gu, Of counienanee every
female that enters the sacred sanctuary. 1t is
a subject, on the improprie'y Of which great
deal might be said. II has been much and de-
servedly, complained Of; and am really glad
10 see that some one has taken it up, for it is
an evil that loudly calls for correction, and one
that exists at more Churches than the one re-
ferred TO on Washington-s,rce,. II is to be
hoped, that the good sense OF the young men
will teach them better manners, and to aban-
don practice which, to say the least Of it, is
rude and uagsntsel could name other things,
in regard 10 their behaviour at Church, which
I hope will not escape the notice Of the " Nota-
liz Annexation" JONATHAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

The celebrated elephant, columbus" died
on Sunday evening last. This docile and saga
cisus animal was abou, IS years old, and weigh
ed eight thousand one hundred and twenty
one pounds. He was brought from Calcutta in
the ship Columbus, (whose nsme he bore) in
the years 1915, since which period he has ira"
yelled to every part of this continent. Sever
al years sihce in one Of the Southern STATES, 10
attempting to go on, o: door, he pulled down
the house, and injured one Of his legs. which
injury has since proved the cause Of his death.
The body was purchased for the Phlladel-
phia Museum, and his skin and skeleton are
now preparing, and will shortly be added 10
their extensive collection Philadelphia MAI.
Guz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

Mn SxowDEN: If any of your readers pos
,ess he curiosity of myself, would advise
them to visit the Exhibition Of Mr.. FINN. As
he states, there is scarcely any thing in Nature
or Ar, but NAV be successfully initiated.
had the pleasure, during my short stay, Of
seeing him SPIN Glass. and could not believe
tina, it was possible TO have drawn il so small,
had l not seer it.
His wonderful dex,erity in forming aIcouple
g Of Doves, and Dog with fleece around his
neck, convinced me that he was master Of his
art. Go ard see. T. c.
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Take Notice!

GENERAL disagreeable instances ofmsunderstand
- ing in having lately taken place, We there
fore make known, that there is copartnershp be.
tween Frederick and George Betzold, who have their
stall in the upper markethouse, and their residence at
West Fad, beyond Mr. Csttss Tavern, and are not
connected with us in any shape form, and sill be
obliged to those who have business with them not TO
cali or suspect DAVID BtfZOLD,
march 17-eoSw ADAM DlFZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

.Mrs' Barb.uld,s HYMNS" arranged an'' !. :,
and explained, for infant aod other '. .""Jbisse3
by Mrs. Bliss, Of this city. ne Hrs. Bar
those beautiful little compositions " II mea
baud for children, written in a SIpu , ~ %,
surcd prose, marked BY great sNe CIV NOR.
simplicity, and containing perhaps . il
poetry than her mere elaborate a'''"f
yerse.-N. y Eu. Post
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01
ABZAI 4 Wp@lA,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ApE,,
A SPRING MORNINc

Come gentle Spring, ethereal NiIdcss.
And FROM the bosom ofyon dropping 5eo,e,
While music wakes around, yeiI'd % ua,
OF shadowing roses, on Our Plains ,le,c,nd ~ Il
Gentle Reader-Did you rise s,riv
morning. Did you inhaIe ihe balmy n a'''
air, and pay your DECOR: 10 The new e.
Did you listen TO the frs, notes J,t.
and look at the glorious Uprising of ,As .'
If you did not do all this, you were n II
" For my own part" says Addison u,
tenee which conveys livelier emotion, H.,
melody Of could impar, Ivslu. A.,
in spring morning, as much as Comm.
ber,ines DO all hour al midnight. VIII,
myself awakened into being, and ne,,.;,
life renewed within me, and, a, tn. sam, T.
see the whole face Of nature recovered
the dark and uncomfortable state in VIZ,
lay for several hours, my hear, Overflow, :.
such secre, sentiments ofjoy aud sra.s,
are kind of implicit praise TO the ers,,
].
thor Of Nature. ! be mind, in these s,,, =.
sons Of the day, is so refreshed in al inf,
ties, and borne UP with such new su,,,s, q
animal spirits, ,ha, she finds herself IN 60,
Of youth, especially when She IS en,,rr.,a
with the breath Of aowers, the melody MN.
the dews that hang upon ,hr plans, and d.
those other sweets Of nature that are p,,,r,.
TO thu morning." Who can help responding,
feelings SO beautifully expr,ssed?
Nature is about TO be dtck-d in al h.
charms, and appear in all her loveIines 8.
is already spreading her oarpe, # green, AZ
embroidering her garments with Covers. SD
invites US to enjoy her LONELINESS, in her br,,
lest moments. Will you refuse, kind r,d,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

The Wilmington Recorder states that three
Of the members Of the new Cabinet, are sons Of
n Carolina; namely the Secretary of War, Ea-
ton) who was born at Halifax and educated at
Chapei Hill; the Secy. of theNavy, (Branch,)
born in North Carolina, and representing it in
the Ssna'e: at the time Of his appointment, end
the Postmaster General, also native Of North
Carolina. A. r Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01
flor the Phenix Gazette. I

HERR CLINE's Benefit took place on Monday
night; and We were pleased to find so full and
fashionable an audience had assembled, mot
with>ianding the unsettled state oirhe weather.
to support this gentleman, whose performances
have elected the greatest wonder and as,onish-
ment from all his beholders. The Introduction
OF new performance, in which he personated
an American Sailor, and expressed, in the most
perfect aud graceful manner, every feeling Of a
Tar. gave universal satisfaction. For grace,
pea,oess, and elegance in his movements, and
for correct expression OF countsnance under
any emotion, he stands unrivalled. When we
frs, saw The agility Of this wonderful man, we
had no idea that any one man could have united
in him so many different, and equally wonder
iul qualifications; bu, Monday night convinced
US tina, HsRa CLINE stands alone, both for ply
sical expression and Aexibili,s Of feature, and
for agility and graceful movement Of body. IL
will be seen that he has, in the most generous
manner. rendered his aid for this evening, which
j. 81, anart for The BENEFIT of Mr.. SToNE-a
,n,ed aud deserving peIformer-who will
81, f7,.U7 he ieror Of The bill, our expecta-
.ila. = & kissed 20 the highest pitch, and we
uust We shall mt be Disappointed in our
hopes. tina tie hoose viii b coed The pieces
on Monday evening ,csnt Of aith very great
sclGf; and c4nnnI speak Ii too high terms Of
the Dick DasiuHo Of Nj FLYS>, he IOuas ~ i40,V
OF Mrs. FLYNN, ard the duicet "sib.:ng and
swse, notes Of this lady and Of Mrs GOLDEN,
whose good acting IN Ellen, in the Bah Rosd,
must no. be forgotten in our "reminiscences
To speak generally, the Company is good and
effective; and We sincerely hope thai the enter
prisiug and liberal Manager, who seems to
spare no pains to produce every novelty 10 our
Amusement and edIh1ation, and who evidently
wishes 10 have The Sage io'hold, as 'twe'e,
a mirror up TO nature will be amply reward
ed for his strenuous exsr,ions TO please The
public taste. ShA k>PE NRE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

A letter from Washington, publishsdin h.
Baltimore Patriot, saws Ina, Mr.. Benin,
Williams, formerly Of Baltimore, but nor, r..
Gently Of South Carolina, has Seen appoi,',t
by the Presiden, Keeper Of the Peni,en,i,r {:
this District and tina, Mr. Robertson, Of Fair
lax, will supersede Mr.. Mckinney al tn, B..
reau OF Indian Affairs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

A letter from Rio Jsnsiro, Jan"ar! ~ -.
Mr.. Tudor is progressing with II, oiht , Son,
ses under his charge, and We e7nnce"' t.'n,.
will get through all by the a2ProacnlnI .r Of.
He has the case Of the Amlty pariie''', A..
der consideration, as being one oil the '"O'' >"
grant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

We understand that scbr. from NJ" W.
bourd to Fredericksburg, IN balas', VII" WV
MoIasses, Sugar, Cntfee, sc. went amor y
po,iie Cape Henry Light House on ns.,,'
nigh, last, NoyosPT"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01
70 Rent,

49,. The ,wo.story brick house at the
ssTrs corner of Washington and Princess-streets,
&ssSS at present occupied by MIR. Henry Danger
9sss field The house is in good repair and f.
nished in the best style, having large lot ataohed
to it with all necessary buildings such stable coach
and smoke houses Possession NAV be had the 18th
of April and to good tenant the rent will be put low.
feb 28-2swtf JOHN C.. MANDELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

Col. r. Nj. Johnson is announced as a c,rl
date for Congress in his old Disuic, al tn, It,
sui.g election. General Mediation, the PIE
sent member, is also candidate for eek,
lion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

Office Seekers In a very sens,o'e e" ch,npi.
Office seekers, the Washington(D v,r
Gle states the tact, that very la'e'! ."' .ts da.
four hundred and fifty applicants 'o' '"'
alton Of Lieu,enan, Of Marines.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01
$50 Rev ard.

$50 Newa ara.
n AN AWAY from the oscrihe living in I.oudoun
II County, Va. last Saturday night, negro man
named
JOHN,
about % or 24years of age, feet or 10 inches high
miidling dark. He had with h IN two pair of panta.
looms one a reddish color made of lnsey, the other
blue cotton; also homemade Ihsey waistcoat dark
red an old black hat aud an old roundabout. $50 re.
ward will be given for his apprehension in the State
District and so dollars if taken up and secured
of the State of Virginia, SO that get him again.
JACOB SMITH,
march ol-eo7t< Newton, Loudoun county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01
lauer ftangings and BsndboXes,

dPCI II ITEo oH7
vkNIiE subscriber has received and offers Tor sale.
cases of paper hangings, in which are some rich
rainbow patterns, with cloth borders; the remainder
consisting ct handsome low priced patterns with Dor
ers: and An assortment of French fire screens bril-
g5S1s p5; 4asstas ", PHcs
and bandoox boards.
march 26-eo6t A. !. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01
White Oak Timber.

AM authorized to sell small tract of Land in The
Il county of Westmoreland, containing about
THIRTY EIGHT ACRES,
living in what is commonly called and known by the
name of the White Oak Swamp, within one snd q
ouarer miles of Nattox Creek, where is navgable
for large vessels and it believed. less than two of
the Potomac River.
seaea~ About three-fourths Of this Land is
49, covered with a heavy growth Of White and
Is Red Oak Timber the balance having few
valuable from its elevated situation, afording good
site on which to erect houses for laborers.
Terms, which will be moderate, Cash.
ar If more desirable to the purchaser, the land
would be reserved, but no partial disposition Of the
timber will be made. GEO. WHITE Auct.
feb 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

Five Of the prisoners VINO ESQ., r,uo,sG 70
Walnut street prison, have D'.n An in'
their former lodgings in THAI '0o'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-01

We have received Nos &2 OF me '0''
series Of Mr.. Carey's Annals OF Losfa"''
Generosity, Pubic Spirit, sc.