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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

toHMUS ArED.
Oner1j How do Theologians reconcile the
following pas agct of Scripture II John, q c.
l2v. No man h.tih SEEN GOd 0t my hHe. -
l. Timothy. q c. Is aud III WHO IS ne
blessed mud only Poteniate, the hing OF Kings
and Lord Of Lords; who only hath nnmor'sllig.
dwelling ia the light wiich no mancan approach
unto: ndoas no ni",. tnb seen, n0r can see.
E1olus, 30 c. - Y. Thou canst.not ser my
face for there shaft 10 H,dH see me, dHd ire.
CssIEA.
Exodus, 81 9, TOYS. Then went mp Moose
and Aaron, Hadab and Abihu. and seventy OF
=. elders OF Israel ami hey SHw The God NJ
krnel-ll v mey sutr God, and did cal and
dri7f.
Tn" whole of this chapter seems to shew, that
il was en-. and not an Angel, snrh as w'cstled
with Jacot, they saw--in | John II seems I" r
as r,npbarieally. sad, No man hath seat God
al nny time.
NJ he Rchmoud Visitor aud Telegraph
ard New York Christian Advocate and 'onrnhi
and L'ons Herald, will Dofice this
a METHODIST.
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10 fhbsiCidfS ann C3tZcns.
n HAVE procured from New York and PHI
a edeiphln, two YONG gentlemen who h9yL
been Tcg0tartq rdisti 20 the Apothecays b,a.r
HlR--phy sitl ans and Citizens who may iaYot
ne with 'brlr rrciprs or orders may red ASIA
I'd they shall Giteal&be filed by the above mrn
toned ecnlemra 81 mystlf
Howell DAVIES,
Main street Lynchbure.
Dec %
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We have framed the following, tale 20 show
the effect of representation based On the Sen
aIorial di.t'ic's' II appears from This table
that II four mrlnherS were allowed 10 each dis
rricr a. the bill reported hs the committee
TO the House allows 10 each Congressional dis.
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LieWson's Office.

LynGhburg 9Th Jnnnarv, 1920
~ - q u % d.
We're the numbers dawn In the Union Cnpp
No. IL
u. " HEWEON
Ian
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DwlG,i1es THEOLOGY.

IN HE person who narrowed OF me tic 2aa
n Vol. oi pwighis Theology, ~i ounief u
msoi Ivy returning H. This Volume is Neatly
hound, and has my name written IN IL.
jNo. CAskIE,
Jan Is IL.
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llewson's Office,

Lynchl"rg. Jan. 18th. 1922
3l--ds-'e-6--33- 27-1a.
Were lite Nnnhers drawn in tho Dpl,Wnr. AMI
South Cafona Lottery, no. ..
" HEUSOS.
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nl-y &YsuIy - vvs

NIB ESPEC FfULLY Informs the ladies and
Ia gculIemea OF Lynchburg aud its vicinity
that his room ior thc present, sin he Yellow
House of Mr. Whitlocke, on ifN strrct where
those wishing his services Will please 10 call.
Jan. IL. ~
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n MI o NJ & "A NJ A. I-No. rs

To be drawn an Friday 3o.h JANUARY iagg
1900 s,SS" Of S1 l""S
sol 600 r 4oO
soo 10 loo
Besides geo. 5ns 40. so. 20. mud io.f
Chances gao, ilalve, So. pnnrI"r's c96o
The drawing ~ tie aboyr Hill he reputnfi,
received nj tho Lottery aud Eselpore o,hre
OF u. ". ilEWSON,
snreefsor 20 Messs S, T. NJ. Allen g. e.
jan. n.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

"a, aaopte.. Nj. Fdgla, Hnnaaed Lis matiou
10 amend. nn siirr The avs aud nops were Ia
ken. when IT was decided IN the neeaiive-Ayes
p, Mes 81 No other ques' ion va. taken before
The House adjourned.
Washington. January 10 IT will be
seen ,ha' tho hill rtnnosing IN an,ho-isn
tue etrriioa "i h,rt npun n. Oregon Rl,.
err, on tie ierfiaty of the Quilted States on
the Snrthmasi Cua>i, AID ihe.A pluritiou OF TINT
territory. has hecn tei"cte,l in the House Of Rr
prrsenIativss by ma 'rii, of 2o vnres. This
dccisi u IL rather ron'r'ry 10 aur eNprctaton.
Much talent aud y al have been enli,ied in is
support, and the octupa ion OF the Tertiary has
he"n urged with great perseverance. The oil.
jroiions 20 !, our readers viii have become ac-
qunntrd with by perusa of the debate We
ncln. 10 thlnk that thu decision may be- regard
al oniv rs the pas'r6ncmrut III the occupation
~ 'he county, which, looking to thr enterprise
and adventurous spiilt of pnr people. will hand
ly hc detrrrr many years
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

NE ARES best Chewing tobacco. Tor sale
y a by the subscriber
Howell DIVES.
Jan. l.
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lI,,IeM NyYAp,g'gt,

SfLsI received. few dozen Dr. ! 1homp
y sous celebrated Eye H'frr fnr ,'lr II y
York prices. Howell ANlES.
IAN. l..
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THE SxssL.iNskN.
LNSCIBJisti. JAN. ID. 1929.

IL We Hre authourisedto state tnat Capt.
zACHARiAH 4. CHE tfHAM,wilI he n can.
d'ds,e 10 represent The county o Campbell in
The neat House OF Delegates
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EyoR HIRE, the prrsrnl gear, good
81 male cook, washer and ironer.
Jun.s. H0NEL DAVIES.
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Y. York Consolidn,ed.-s No. 10.

10 be d,nai - lu~ "a, tie ~ 81 Jan, ih29.
30 ,oon Sio@o
b.nnb . 300
sof Goo 800
30 ltW 10 90
Beside 80 COS bu's dos oO'a &c
Chance $50, Halves so. Qaall,ls - co
Eighhs 81 80
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CONNECTICUT STATE,

ND
$4,000 - CGn
9,O1J = Utb
Yof lMm 4 ni i,,iO
1OI 2nO - Of LOO
ID OF 90 ~ ui -
Besides $3Os, 9os To-. &c Ae.
Chances -. Halves ~ 90. Qasftorb b p
The drawing Il the nbt~e will be received a.
thu Lottery sed Lschnnge oilicr OF
- u. ". HEWSoN,
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Dec o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
From the National Journal Feb. IS.
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, yesterday bill was reported
from the Committee on Military Affairs for
the gradual Increase Of the Corps of Engineers
Two hours were spent in the consideration Of
Executive business.
In he House Of Representatives Yesterday,
Committee of two members wa. appointed
10 join with the Commute Of one member Of
Senate, IL wait on General Jackson and Mr..
Calhoun. and inform them 81 their election as
President and Vice President.
Mr.. M'Dufhe yesterday gave notice, in obe-
dience TO instructions from The committee Of
Ways and Means. that he should, on Monday,
call up The appropriation Bills.
Several bills were repor'eG:-and, among
them, Bill for the relief Of James Monroe,
from the Select Committee 10 which had been
reieHed the memorial from Alhemarle county
on that subject. Mr.. Lawrence offered resp-
luton TO discharge the committee Of the whole
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On the state Of The Union from The further con-

on the state Of The Union from the further con-
sideralon of The Bill FOR e Preservation and
repair Of the Cumb rland Road; and ihr consid-
Grafton being demanded, the question--.:Wiil
the House now consider The rrsoiuti"r?"-wa
taken by ayes and noes, and determined In the
affirmative by a votr Of lolto72 Brforr any
decision was made BY the House concerning
the resolution, the hour had expired, anc he
discussion was arrested. the House ,hrn
wen, into committee ofthe whole on the state
Of the Union. and resumed the consideration
Of ,he Bill for he preservation and repair OF
the Cumbei land Road. Mr.. : Barbour MIR.
S,orrs. Mr.. P. p. Barbour, Mr.. buchanan, and
Mr.. Kremer, then severally addressed tn. Com
mi,tse. The vote was then taken o. the a
meudment moved by Mr.. Vance, relative to
the repayment 0fihe money advanced from the
Der cent, fund which was negativ,d. The
QUE stiop vas then taken on the amendment Of
Mr.. Buchanan, to cede the road 10 'ht States,
and decided in the nega,ive-Aycs Sc, Noes
rs. Mr. Gorham then moved TO amend the
bill, by striking out the original bill, after The
enactine words, and substituting bill simply
appropriatng 100000 dollars for the repair Of
the road, to be expended under ,he direction
Of he Presidrn, of the Uni,ed States. A mo.
ton made by MIR RAMSAY to amend the bill, so
as 10 increase The RATE Of tolls, was then Mega
lived; aud the Committee rose and reported the
bill TO the House MIR. Buchanan Then re.
newed his amendment, ana Mr.. Ramsay re-
nrweG his proposition 20 amend; and Inc House
then adjourned
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LATEST FROM BIZ I'll.

Bv the schooner Margaret, Captain Frisbie
al Baltimore, in So Jays from Rio de Janeiro
the editors Of III. American have received ad,
vices from hat place to the l7th December
anu file Of Buenos Ayrean papers. which lat
ter have ben anticipated BY The brig Ceeno
direct from Burnos Ayes.
Eriroci If a letter to the dtor,, dged "Ro de Ianero
December 7, 1873.
"The British aCkct from BuenoS Ayrts has Just ar
rived, but brings no news From the advlces recciv
ed from iha quarter think it is likely they will sub
yuesr p.raguly, and that confederation of all the
sou H. IN state of South merica is hkel, TO ensue
nm yer, >ngune of the 8ourisning state of the Buc.
nos ,>resn Rcpublc. under good administration. al
though private letters that IL is not unlikely the
presses, governIn, mt ma, b, 0verthrown.
At BAH, whence our sdvices are To the c9Ih ul,i-
NO. -Four va lu!' u $40. fr new; soap 81 per ID
Exchange Engllnd 40 4ld
In ths plaS RIol All keep the price of Flour
up at ISL a 1880 f bes, Howard street, and oui
last SAILS Of sep a, l40 rs per ib; sperm candles
720 RS; hams 26G r.; crackers i'll Id kegs, SO per
keg; God >a, back Windsor chairs 2SoS0G per dozen
The English Government have sent GU, decisive and
coercive orders respecting their vessels captured in
the La Plata by the bockadiny sausd,on. Lord Pon
sonny has received directions to demand when, how,
an where they will make payment for them. As fol-
icHa''lN VI SUCH captures have taker
that consideration, and it merely rests with this
Government to give that satisfaction before the Eng
fish take pui sorry measures"
Prices Current at Rio de Janeiro 17h December.
Campos sugar, 400 4fl00 per arroba; Muscovs
dos, 2E60O 2E7OO do; coffee, LIST quail 1900 $1,000
do 2i do 2IouO 2I7oO do. hides, River Plate 24o a
PAS per ID; Rio Grande, $50 240 do; horns, l4 1911
per 100.
Exchange on London, 29d. 70 days sight; 2s3, so
days sight.
Eri,eefof a letter. dated Rio de Janeiro, Dec II.
Flour at Valparaiso at 80 on board; at Monte
video one cargo sold at $2 shore. In the be-
ginning of next month we fully rely upon clearing of
the whole of the old -four We have OH hand.''
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"Sisters Of Charity"
WASHINGTON. Id e.


FEHHE Managers Of the Orphan Asy lun, under the
Il direction Of these Ladies' beg leave respectfully
to inform the citizens of Washington, Georgetown and
alexandria, that FAIR will be held fer the benefit
OF this institution in Carus's Assembly Room, on the
l7ih Of this month and close the 18Th in the eve.
ming great variety Of useful and fancy articles, at
moderate prices, with samples Of the sewing and writ
ing of the little orphans will be exhibited at the Fair.
Members Of Congress who may honor with their pre-.
sence, will have opportunity of seeing the fruits OF
their wisdom and beneroience in having incorporated
this truly humane institution and with other tempo.
rary residents may carry with them to the ren,otest
parts of the Union, specmess OF the industry, inge.
nuty and taste of the ladies' Of Washington City, and
Of the LITTLE orphan girls Of St. Vncent's Asylum -
The establishment is too we'll known to require de-
scription. Ladies' and gentlemen invited to visit
it, and judge of its merits. They will find very nu'
merous assemblase Of ola, scholara. and twenty two
little orphans sheltered from want, and "happy rs
happy can be-" s>kns only continuance of this hap
pness from the hands of the benevolent and humane
of all denominations, whom they humby nyite to the
Fair. THE MANAGERS.
Washington CITY. Feb l2--5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
Remarks hereafter.
From our Correspondents Of the American.

Nkw YoRK, FEB. IL. 60
LATE FROM PARls.-By The Don Quixot,e
from Havre, we this moment half past o.
clock) receive Paris papers to the 9th ul'. We
give hastily what we have time TO translate.
LONDON, Jan. l.-Conso!s opened al s7a and
went 10 8hs. The disappearance OF The
Banker stephenson occupies all minds. He
had sold erea, many Eek, hequer bills, which
he had purloined. He is supposed to nave gone
to the U. , in the ship Cambria. A reward OF
loool. sterling is offered for his arrest and that
of his clerk, James Harmer Lloyd, who was
concerned with him. Stephenson was the Ire>
surer Of S.. Barlboonew's Hospital.
There is absolutely nothing new OF the Rus
siars and Turks. The Gazette de France OF
the 4th Jan gives this extract.
MoLpAvIA-From the frontiers, Dec. ~
The reIor, gains ground daily, that the Pac'ras
Of Orsova, Widdsr and Siiistria, are about 10
unite ls operate upon the Russian line of com
munic a,ioa between Varna and lsaacska. Hus-
.ein Pacha is TO take par, IN this movement,
aud Omcr Vrion. is said to have presented
himself before Barazdik, where Generals Roth
and Rudieon had very warm affair VIII him.
IF this news be confirmed, il will then be mani'
fesl that the Turks mean 10 make winter
campagn.
NJ de la Ferronayes, French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, was stacked with apoplexy
wh:lr sitting in Council with The King al the
Tuire,es. He will be compelled b. his illness
the papers sly, 10 resign his seat.
GAignani's Messenger, Of lst January, pub
hshs the Presidents Message.
Sales d, Havre S!st Dc. -257 bales Louisi-
ana cotton. 100 los so do. G orgia, SO.
Ahma,k.,. wrrr .tii % ne u.
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Communications on hand will be attended Il
as soon as we can finish the correspondence.

The Convention Bill has finally passed both
Houses of The Legislature of Virginia. The
House of Delegates, on Tuesday, by vote oil
lI4to es, accepted the sill sent the m from the
Senate, organizing the Convention upon the
pre.en, arrangement OF Senatorial Districts
under the census Of 1910. The bill, as il pass
I'd both Houses, also extends The limit OF selec'
ton Tor members 10 the whole State, fixes upon
the Courts in May as the TINE Of election, and
upon the frs, Monday in October iins'ead OF
June as the time of the meeting of the Conven-
ton.
Remarks hereafter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
To the Public.

yayuE subscriber having been advised by number
of his friends. offers himself TO the public as &c
neral Collector for the Town and County OF Aexan.
dria All those having accounts to collect without
warrant and are disposed to encourage him. he p'edg
es himself that due attention will Se pad the col
Ill he m,dc az soon a, the money is collected lie
tenders his thanks to his friends, for their H.
bera patronage since he has been in Office and trusts
IN merit a continuance of the same.
RICHARD SHACKtEFORD.
febS-d3t Iaw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
Horses for Sale
Plaster Ahoat.
The lady who teaches the

style of Paper Painting in six lessons. respectful
y invites the ladies of this town to call this week at
Doctor Harpers and some Of her pupils work
which she fatters herself will give general sstsfac.
ton. She also teaches Velvet Painting and Chinese
Work Her terms are moderate for each branch.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
.AIssEN. AN.DRIAs
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IL. 1929.

Some idea Of the interes, the public take in
the Correspondence which we are publishing,
may be hac, when i, is stated that 1000 copies
Of the pamphlet containing il were sold in Sos
ton in one day. The papers every where are
bringing il to US.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
CONSOLIDATING.

VoHN SUMMERS & ALEx'RP. AUSTIN, respect.
% fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copartnership and continue carrying on the
Couch and Harness Making Business,
at the old stand on St. Asaphstreet. between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied by John Summers;
where all orders will be met with prompt attention and
uxecuted with neatness and durability feb9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
Your friend and fellow citizen.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
BY the ieave OF troviaence.

Sabbath nine,, behalf Of the ~ SINUS society,
eut which, in consequence. Of The ineismeneyof the osa
her Was postponed. ma! be expected fomorow Eve
mig IN the First Presby tera Church. at candle light.
tCo Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
IN COUNCIL, FEBarAnY g h. 1929

The following persons were appo!nttd Com.
mi,sIoners for holl,ns election, in :he ,ffr,en,
Watds on Tuesday he Sd dsy &c March Mex,
Tor members TO serve IN the Common Council
Tor the ensuing Twelve months:-
Samuel Lindsay,
Charles Murray, ) '' "ara
Sllss Reed, az "e o'u 'ouhcu ohamoer TOT
Bernard Bryan, inc second ward.
James Douglas, ~ 'e inuiam queen Tavern
S S" 5, Hoash' At Mrs Mills, corner of Prince
Josiah % DAVIS, and Aifred-s,s. for the Fourth
William Fowe, ward.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

DURSU MT to decree of the county Court Of
1 Fairfax. pronounced on the 2lst day Of August.
1923, between william Russell, complainant, and Da.
MEL Dulany and others, defendants, will proceed
10 SELL for cash the premises, to thf highest bid.
Ger, On Uednesday tie stu day Of .apr at o'clock,
NJ lss. certain tract Of land lying in the county
OF faiiiAa and State OF Virginia, the residence Of
the 'a'a =, Daniel +. Duany, containing about
-, four Hundred and Fifty .acres.
This was originally first RATE unlaSd. and has not
oeen materially injured t.. injud,ci, us cultivation Il
IS soou! seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandra 1t is well wstered. and has
o" an abundance n"ad OF TIMBER for all farming purposes
title is believed to be pes e,,~ amy. n
the land will be show" to any person Wishing TO exs.
mine it. b, Mr. Dulsny. Nv WEwITT cosn.
The lnteligencer will publish ,h. .dve rse me =, ior
sixty DAYS in the country paper, and send their bii
to Il IS Office Gu 20 ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
COTTON and Flax

~ BALES cotton, do Ohio fax IL barrels superior
mess pork--ior sale by w. ID. MUTT,
'eo Corner of Prince and Union sts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
v;urth> Nbev\.n0 Acad,. my

THE REV rHOuAs {. THORNTON,
q @ we'll known the public an able and expert
> enced eachcr, viii continue to prcs"'e over tins
Institution the ung ar Tie will br again assist
ed bv Nr.-J osrrH ~ DAVE, vonn gentleman ct IT.
reproachable character, and vino has already cvnccd
satisfactory evidenc, Of high qualification, as teach
tr
The Academy is situated two miles below Nnrhum-
berIand Court house, in nc'shborood pr"'erh'a'ly
hcah,. Colonel WILLIAM JET. the present Stew
ard will continue 10 mana the boarding Department.
Ia this Institution are auS Oh the attn. Greek, and
,.ehrew lnguares and translation o the French Ian
rulge--,og. th,r with other Prerequisites tor cone
late course
About one hundred and cit, volumes OF Books. ct
!lsor, and Science have been CAREFUL! selected ~
hr CONNIE nc ncm ut Library
Mathematical Instruments, Globes and Maps both
nciut and modern, also provided Tor the use OF
he Students
For Reading Writing, Arithmetic, and English ,rn-
mar p~N
These. with Geography & the use Of the Globes
and Mapping, -
In all other cases, (annuay,) ~
For Board, ANNUALLY exclusive OF bedding and 90
NJ. The session will commence on the first day If
February and end abou, the FRS of December, with
nm, an, Summer vacation Parents and en"'dlans
will re collect, that they are liable tor the v" ices
and board Of their and wares, from INC 'ime o'
entrance ill the end Of the session, to be Pad guar
terry in advance. cruv,,
President Of The Board Of Trustees
December !, 1928,
We, the undersigned, have this da, attended an ex-
animation ut the students of NUKTnUMBEhIArD AGA
nr,y and concur in the cp""" 'hs' 'hc highly gia-
tify,nc manner in which several classes (cnmprs
NO the dead languages, English Grammar, Geogfa'
nl,y. and Mathematics, acquitted themselves IS 'ndca-
tive both of the application any proficiency OF the Stu.
dents. and Of the fidelity. ability. aud judlcious mode
ofinstruction pursued BY the Teacher Avn
JOHN D. LELAND,
]. NJ. SMITH.
WM B. HUDNALL,
WIN HARDING, Jr.
M, ~ 1873. SAM'L BLACKWELL.
,e dtlstM
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ChaMpaigne.

so BASKETS sparkling Champagne, part in half
feb7 Nv rOwrrs r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
AUCTIONS

BY GEORGE WHITE.
ON SATURDAY ETEIZNG NEXT, I41 ina.
4 seven O'Clock, at ths Auction Store corner Of
"A King st .dsaphs,reets, will be sold variety Of
Dry Goods, Hardware, and Fancy
articles, such as
Cloths, cassimeles, csssinets, vestings, Asnnes
Point and rose blankets, bedieks
Brown and bieached shirtings
Paid and bombazette closks, c&licoes
Spool and ball cotton. sewing silk, brown thread
Cravats, handkerchief knives and forks
Pocket and pen knives, scissors, locking glasses
Walters and tea boards, shoe knives, razors
Ink-stands, Britannia and Teutania tea pots
Silver watches, sc. feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
GrOuMA Rents for Sale

VlWO Ground Rents one of $50 and the Other S48,
arising out Of lots on the south side of Prince, he
tween Union and Watersheds. Apply to
WM. ID MUTT,
;ane4 Corner nf Prince An Union streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-14
O Rent,

For Rent.
szsx wish 10 rent for the present year
KsrH the tobacco factory OH Washington street,
III near the sugar house. lately occupied BY j.
kst nathan c May. The house is we'll ealcua'
ed for mechanic Of any kind. also wi,h to rent Tire
ice-House in HaIlowell's yard, and large smok
House on Prncestreet. lately occu ped by Iuthc
Chamberlain. Possession will be given immediately
jan 81 ELIZA J.. HOOE.
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For SaNe,
1 nr Sale

IT Salc.
4 DESIRA BILE lot OF GROUND King-st
between Payne and West streets, 4S feet 10 inch
Is on King running back loo feet to IL feet
alley 1t will be sold low if immediate application is
made to II. ID. MUTT,
ian 90 Corner Of Prince and Unon.sts.
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y. II. WHITES

LofIeTy UDice, RoyaI 6fTees.
3 le IL 81 10 IS
are the drawn numbers III the D.. VIZ = auth Ca
rolina Consolidated .otter, ;'r.sS, ten -
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Parchment.
Z DOZEN skins Of White Parchment, suitable for
deeds, diplomas or other law instruments for sale
lteb 9 A. I. KENNEDY.
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New-York Consolidated Lottery,

Extra Class 30 /, tor 1899, will be ,awa in the City
OF New, York, Oh ruesd.y, IL h February AZ num-
oers, drawn ballots iighps, Prize $4,000. lick
cts - halves so, nfters Is.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class,
e. ~ De drawn m The Ct OF Washington tuesday
z4'h February 48 numbers, 2 draw n ballots. High.
For sale at
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THIS DAY,
Virginia State Lottery. 10th Class,
For the behent OF the Dismal swamp Canal company
CAPITAL PRIZE $50 600.
will be drawn in Richmond 9th Februar, Tickets
S20i halves ~, q'arter, s. eghths So For sale at
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Teas, Coffee and Lamp Oil.
Bbls prime green Rio coffee
20 d o white do
So chests and boxes Gunpowder, Imperial and ~
Hyson tsa, part very fine
! cask of the best winter strained lamp oil. We
will in future keep constant supply of this article:
feb S CLAGETT & PAGE.