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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

Fine hyson tea, bunch Taisins in boxes and hal
boxes, bucA wheat meal, apples and cidet
nov ll-eo2t WALTER ID. BLAIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

Grand Consolidated, No. II,
The drawing will b. received To Morrow
$1,000, 5000, 1000. 3,co0, 1000, . of 81 600. s
oil 800 &c.-WhOle Tickets s., Quarters 81 IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

e1- Bishop ALEXANDER C,MrBILL will deliver discourse
s eVcns commencing AT halt past oclck meeting
house OF tho Fir lapiisi Church on tic sicc of nnsn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

~ Az aFFS ESy1ep ''.ss'. I n ao whs Oo-~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

vNHE official drawing Of the New York Lottery.
Extra Class No. IS. will be received AT ri g.
GERS Prize OfIice.-Sio.00o Capital Prize
Tickets 81, halves ?, quarters
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

TOMORROW at o'clock, the drawiny of IN,
Grand Consolidated Washington City) Lottery
Class No. ~, will be received at BIGGER'S or
ElCE-SI6,Oo0 Capital prize-Tickets IS only
Quarters 81 25--For sale by
nov 10 THO. D. BIGGER.
Corner onposita Tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

ro LAMBERr'S OFFICE, Nov II, 1923
IL. N'ohNoW' the drawing of the Grand Consolidated
lottery lass No 10 will be rsceved.-C ap,tns 81 900
900 4OI. 5000, 2O25. of 81 OOO Sc &c cClicker,
%, shates III proportion, Tor salcby II. LAMBERT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
From the Philadelphia Chronicle.

For several rights past, large numbers Of
men, women and children, have cong,ega'sd
near the corner of Fourth and CalIaw iii SIS
to watch for ghost, reported 10 have -s,ahish-
Ell himself in house m that neighborhood 3D.
Even in the day time, we understand, the streets
have been inffsted BY many who's Ignorance
led hem 10 look io he ap2ari,ion in the br Dad
b azp o. noon. This want OF knowledge is *
cu,abic, as il is nov long nmr since our iry
has been "a, orcd with similar visi'a,i n. The
evidence that ghos' was in the house was
qu,e ,uffi len: 10 ai,Iy any but the unreason
ably inc edulous.
Though bill was stuck upon he door,
which no cin- had seen opened Ter SINE DAYS,
tights appeared at the windows every evening.
and oc asionallv was seen an old man, wi u IA
snow. whe beard dreaming down 10 h. fopr,
and toll female figure, dressed in wLi'e, al his
left hand. Last night, however, The tenant of
the mansion showed himself al The dor', de-
cIaring, in the hearing Of thousands, h., to
vas no ghost, but as good man as The bt - Of
,hem; hat he house was his own, and The fe-
male 6gurs lat Of h., daughter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
From the Charleston Courier of August o.

Three occurrences Of rather an x rIo' din,ry
nature, have ak n place IN this "ity within
few VS. aor-- h, V are as follow -
Il. the first instance. "a young man residing
IN he corner Of Qpeen and Church s,re's, re
'uruirg home 'urirg the STERN on Sond y
nigh las, AID f ding the doors Of he ho"s'
closed, and unwilling ~ disturb the fami'y,
temp ed 20 seal, tn wall a. the lower end Of
the lot, adoi"g c iron railing q the corner
of he Old Church Yard-afer mounting the
rail- g. hr ,ook aoid Of the ball w':ich sur
nouns the brick ?llsr at the corner, which
giving way with him he was precipita'ef up
on the sharp points Of the railing, one OF whlch
penetrated ris arm 10 the bone, near 'he arm
pit, and h. was thus suspended. until by re,
pra'ed ffor,s with his other arm, he was ena-
bl, d 10 raise himself up 20 far as 20 extrica'e
h'msrlf from the iron pike, and then fell, tx.
haostcd upon The ground. In this situation he
was found some time after, laving upon the
side pavement, from whence hr was conveyed
10 ncig boring public house, which hapD' n
ed TO be still open, ana medic assistance i'm
medIa'ely obtained; but we undrrs, and he sill
ccn,inues IN >nffering state
The second instance was that OF a gentleman
residing IN he rear Of 81 Andrews Hall,
Brosd St. VIII" getting up in his sleep, pre-
cipiia,ed himself out Of the window # the
chamber lin the esond story in which he
lodged. and f,l,ne upon hard pavement in
the ward, b oke hi, thigh bone, "e'r the BODY,
and was olherwisr so much bIu'sei as ~ rem.
der his recovery extremely doubtful.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

On the 22i uIt says the "MIiouiau," the
Drpu'y Attorney General Of Northumberland
,uny, Pa drew up an indie mrn' agains the
Ci',us Company here, hen performing IN that
rlace. in which the RIDERS, tum''lrrs, 81. are
charged with witch wiichcrsft III, following
is given as POI, Of the indictments Sand he
iuq,es gfnIesaid. on their oauhs and fiji ma
tons afort SAID, do further present, Tha' sid
Mr. Herring on. Mr. Downie, Master Downs,
Clown Stokes, Mr.. Bacon, and Serg AM An
crews, posse ,sng the power of wi'chcrait, coa-
"Ia'i.n, rnchantment ard sorLery; and Being
moreover persons Of evil and depravrd dispo-
silioas, and, as magical characters, having phi
vate conference with :he Spirit Of Darkness,
did, The borough Of Sanbury, in III" county
aforesaid, on tie l9,h day OF August, in The
year aforesaid, EXPOSE 10 the view at divers aud
very many people OF this Commonwealth, va
ri.us ieats, acts, deeds. exhibitions and per-
fo.mancrs of magic, and wiichcraft, such as
G. ano Parade" Sc. SC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
HEALTH OF Nxw 0nlsAas.--Accoun,s from

HEALTH OF NKw OnLsAGs.--Accounts from
New Orleans give the most appalling accoun
of the destructiveness Of The Yellow Fever, in
that place. One private letter says, as many as
sky and seventy die Of a day. The Mercantile
Advertiser, Of the 10 b uli. bays:
From all the information that we are able to
procure, we learn that this usual and danger us
yisitant Of the city, prevails TO an alarming ex-
tent. If the statements be true, tor few DAYS
pas, from thirty 10 City have died each day, and
those who it is reported constituted The greatest
number of the subjesrs, were those Spa"iards
that adopted tits city, as temporary asylum
from the extravaganza Of Mexican democracy
To hnd multitudes Of fellow beings filling be-
fore US into the grave, few moments alter they
have shown the li,eliest and he aihi,st aspcc',
and when we are, or hope 10 he, secure, Is as
,ouishing and lameniable. The youthful, the
aged, the powerful and the weak, yielding
themselves a prey to its rapidly devastating
force. Although disposed to wrep with The
mourn-rs, who may be spread over The world,
and who will anxiously look towards New Or
leans for the communication OF the news OF
life or death, we will, il opposition % the usual
course prescribed, advise those who are unac-
ciima,rd 10 remain in The civ. That the DIS
ease prevails, tnere Is no doubt; and thai The
method Of lrea'meat, the advan ages oil attend
ante, and the necrssaries OF the patien' are
more abundantlv procured here than elsewhere
are ,ru his self e,iden'. There is a, leas, equal
liability IL the Infection by the disease IT, leav-
ing the city at his ime and double danger IRON
the inrxperi.nce Of medical a'tendan S. hose
who are un, Oh chrd by IN searching operation OF
the yellow frver, have now TO s'aud aud 'est
their strength wi its dtsolating powers
The authorities of The ilace ale very eupa-
bic in not sooner publishing the actual state OF
the health Of the city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

There are now building in Philadelphia, a
United States Naval Asvlum; ihr Mint; State
Penien'iary; TWO spacious rdi6 E, f,r The lit
erary AMI medical depaftmrn S Of ths Uni,er-
sity; Hall for Medical Lectures, in Locus a.
bovr Eleventh; Hall for the Society ,."Odd
Fellows" F.f,h below Walnu'; three Pre.by'e
rian Churc hes. besides two JUS completed; a
Germrn Chure n; and Baptist Church viii be
Immediately commenced, IN SIP, uce below Fifth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

The London Literary (,az al Juiv Is on
tsins 4 nouce with copious extracts # Cap am
Frankliu,'s travels to and from Cons an5tn"pe,
in 1927 aid 1928. The writer OF bis nav from
Vienna, PISSED Ch"umia in April 1927 and as
tnis place is looked TO with great inteces' atine
present ,ime, we quote wha, is said o' il.
7ibany .8dO.
We reached Shumla VI Chum.a, d nout
two O'Clock. having crossed very hier end
steep ridge Of sandy b"' wei'-wo"d,d "i's. IN
which we were caueh bv a ,inienr so'm OF
snow and rain. Shn,nl,, or Chuma, Is call d
the T. ermopyl9 Of Bulg ,r,a; AID indeed The
pass Of tie mount Aus which prra'e 1, fr"m
he Danube is a very difh ul, o., 5u TIE town
i S, { rs commanded by the heighs wnich su
und il OH three OF its sides, ~ he sh, pe o.
crescent, These heights seem nrariy 'mprrg-
nable, aud torn he chief s'r'ng'h OF IL" r'res,
or rather vast cn,rrnc he'd camp. We saw her.
many taiiors and braz'rrs w'rk which gave
the town the appea' anre If actiyi.y ,rd c m
metce There ,,e ikcwi>e m ny vines ur"n
tbs sides Of the sandy nils ~hic rearIy ST.
round Shumla, which ,her,iurs Inier, manu-
lac ure, wia..
The Rs. ian have twi' adj anced as IA
IS Sh4ioIa, lin IVA an 1900 b" h We nr>er
We. ken IT. l should outsider he f'rirr>'
u n,br 10 the hAnos If Europe N roops. d.
&. k Tires 10 blink tnat Shu'ni' is I " "a
ii III Ma ,anoHo.is, the capi al OF MGs e Int
nor. IL - large agglng tow, hang
val Iouud j.. Il kid at inrtrv Is by br K
lowers, 10 many par Token down and d"caN
I'd as cooside abb commer~eir 10 III ry
A., cIo,"ing. TIE ountry round ahon t"
m erhr ne even We u'lIil ~ q NOR 'dv.n ("
season Of the wear. Hr,e We took 'ffre al y
khar WITH The urkS, changed horses a"d ~
e. ded on ,pwards village AL d Drag i .
.bsrrr,ng on orr lift and upon he no iz!r
fivt very h!rh and rem rk ,blr hafrnws."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
&eine 'VWine
Salt float.
This is to Give Notice,

Uni The subscriber, Of Alexandra County in the
L District of Columbia, has obtained from tn Or.
phans' Court Of said county, letters Of administration
on the e7tat. Of MARY CHURCHMAN, late OF the
county said deceased All persons having claims
against the said decedent hereb, warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber with the vouchers thereof
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the Sd
day of September 1850, or they may by law, be
euded from all bene, to sale estate; and those ndebt
ed thereto, are required to make immediate pay
Given under my hand, this Cd day OF Septembe, 1899.
80 CHURCHMAN,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
The reign Of Eds rwss rem.rkabl for the

The reign of Eds + w's rem"rk"hi Tor .hf
exl'ipstion f wolves from England Inc
King took great pleasure IN PURSUING nose
venous animsl,: aud whe" he found .hey nd"
all ,aken shelter in he noun aims ana '"fes'' VI
Waies, he changed The tr'hu'f oil money imp"s,
ed on the W.lch princes into an annual t'iou'e
Of hi &C hundred head OF wolves, POM!
which oco asirned SD mach dhls'nce III hoh"ns
them, that the breed soon became exiihe' l"
,hs island
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
ErrEcrs or LIGHTNING. ftw " eks agG,

EFFEcTs OF LIGHTNING.-A frw weeks ag",
moe Ire. on the farm Of Ia rheus Burn
am E>q Disrir Of New as'!", about o"s
hundred feet high ard four feet in damcttr,
WI. >,ru. k by lightning, and scattered over a
surface Of ground of more han SIX hundred
fee, in each drec ion from the roo. We s.w
he remains Of this stately Pirr" ,asI week,
and were truly surprised al n effecs Of the
elec,,ic Aud The tree is broken into hun
dred. of hou >ands of pieces, none Of which
are more than three or four fee, long, aud by
far the greater po,,ion does no, e1' eed as many
inches IN length. The mos, minute OF 'hcse
particles have been for ed to ,hr dis anoe above
sattd. At hr lime he Tree was Destroyed for.
~ he ad of cattle were grail in IN. field, III OF
which escaped uuhur'. URpe, Canada Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
LAW l.o<sES Tn. Slim O,seryer Of Saturday

LAW Log ? Tn s!I'm O'serHer Of Saturday
a, sass Being IN Nv Hampshire, f~w days
az we found great exci'emept there on he
supi,cr Of missing law, which had been pas
he LIS session Of cir Legislature Tive
Secretary could not 6"d it, and the Governor
could nlr rec oilrc. whether il had ever heen ap.
proved bv him. II was on Of The mos, I'M
,,or,an law, which were passed during the
session, and as it was repre,en'ed H. Us cca
slnnet more d"b.te Than any other. It's 10 a
liule ,-ma k Bile. that such law sh u'd be
mi>siYg We doubt whr' her parallel case
Can b. ro~, j h history Of Legislation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

There will br a Wa between Duff and the
Cabinet vet. Hear DIFF in his lasr
I'VE have mol inquired "f The Secretary oil
War. nor do we pretend 10 know how Tar he
co,,lder, Col. Mckinney necessary TO he adj
mir,,ration of his department.. Il may BE- as
sor. Of the Colontp> frir0ds have innmared,
un the Col,nrrs invalushls services cannot be-
d,s,rnsed with. 1t may b.. that there Is NO o.
lbrr man in the United States capable ut dis
charging the duties now perform by that
gitle,, of all Indian nego,iatprs. Blu, a. w
d, not believe rha, either Inr.d par menl or The
government would suff in chafat.er or o'her-
wise BY his renewal, aud a. We ca count Tor
his reeU,iOn IL Off so lprg, only ~ sup?os,
posing rna, the Secrrt4.y IL ignorant Of Nc
k-ur.y's true oharart~v. We DO uo more 'han
our du'y, IN reierius him 10 me files Of his
own department plrlicll'rly the cn"'es pon-
Jence Ie'Seen he late Second C1mpiro,'el and
Mr.. k~onev, relative In his Charges, duuhlt
SaIirr, &c. and 20 tn dOrk - ni orr ColI's,
Tor ne evidence uT MS unworthiness. Ii, 'ft"r
these nave been eXIm'asd aud understood MI
M' henGel be continued she head Of ne 10
alsh bpreiu ~ sill rep at our as onishmen',
ihd. si' b @ man old re,gin The conGdeuc c
"a an administration possessing ~ hores, d.
SIRE to punish Gnud"
Tvs from re orsaa too! a reru'ar di'ec,
cS! We 'ha.: sc whe.,er Duff ,rucki ,
n Admins ra'i-n or they 10 him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

Is an esldeHce Of he respec' for puolic op,-
..ta'ne'lalnet ny The presen, glorious Admi>
us sion, it is sts,e,f mat Post Master hss
'r' apnoin,cd IN Massachusetts,, who had he
sSaau'e Of fce persons in his favor-per con-
a. 'emOnslrance agaius, his appoin meat,
Nt.Ia y every busiN, S. man ~ The lown!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
TSs A1',s ease-was that Of a young gentle

Ts Mi,s ease-was that Of young gentle
In, a lrrk IL a DIV goods ,,o'", i" King-sl
who slept in he hind sorry Of his boarding.
hou>e Getting up in his sle' p, he was un-
consciously letting hims+lf down from The W n
dow, when h. providentiaily awoke, and found
himself hanging by his hands from he window
ill fortuna ely he had suffi lent presence of
mind TO realise the danger Of his situa ion-and
bv powerful -xertion was rnablrd to recover
himself, and regain his chamber IN safety.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

Tn. G,Iena Advertiser states, that General
Mcneil, Colonel MenarL, and Mr.. A'wa'er,
d accomplish d the cession Of the Indian
r,,a, blween toe Mississippi and Lake Michi-
-, a, the South Of the Ouscons'n. The SIT
,,l,,.as are said 10 be, that the Winnebagoes
are to receive annually. ior so years, the sum
o. rieh ecu thousand dollars, and The Potawa-
ami hfren thousand dollars, as long as they
.sns. -, the,r names a. dis,inc, Ma ions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

The Viceroy Of Egvp is about to nike an
arrang. mrn, with an English Company Tor
lighting Cairo and AK "dria wi gas. he
has already made az experiment, al a palace oil
his own nea, Cairo, and IS said 10 have been
much delighted wi the effect produced.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
BY GEORGE WHITE.

ON SATURDAY EPEAIyG, the 5h instant,
Will be sold at the Auction store, ~ King and
ST. ASiph->treets, at earl candle-ight,
4 VARIETY of DRY Goods, Hardware and fame, arr
~ ticlrs also, small collection OF new and Sc
conl.hand Books; among them valuable works;
together with S, vera SILVER and gilt aches.
sept 5 e w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

y poor vagrant was taken up on the Bat
J. ana committed 10 Brldrwell, who was
.,s,rs.ed OF no more Of his worlds good, than
'IuN'ai att cuonste dog The dog follow d
~, vac door OF tie prison, and hncing himssl II
n.olr'ed' remained abou, toe gate, locking up
,'ON pi'eously Il, the walls, imp!oring admits
a"'e' Tune aud hunger produced no ohsuge
- us attachment, three days having found him
, ,~t'''d 10 the spo, and spurning every temp
"OIo renounce his allegiance. Al last the
f.a "e'ouui eye OF the officer appointed to en-
IT,, ,oe our municipal reseia'ions fell upon poor
~ and he was carried of to be 5utchered,
s,,t Ni"g presumed to adhere to- his master
regard tina, knew no difference between
P'USperliv and adversi,y''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
AUETEUNS
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Dry Goods at auction.

On SATURDAY, TIE 5h inst at II O'Clock, a. NJ
Will be sold at the .fuctnn store OF King and
ST A~ph streets,
cases of Cassnets and Cassimeros assorted colorsS
blue and mkt Cloths, Stripes, Fustians, Linen
Drill, &c.
do men. fur hats
dozen mantle and pier glasses
Harrels vinegar, with variety Of other articles
Furniture. SC. &C
Terms For all sums of 500 and under, cash will be
'quired; 20 and not exceeding $50, credit Of
g. days; $780, four months for notes negotiable at
Bank with approved end"rsers.
II Persons disposed to purchase will please cali
and examine the good, which are now open and may
he had at private bargain At 'ny time prior to the SALE
1T Pirate She
A few bushels of good Timothy Seed, ten plate
Stoves, anrons. shovels and t"rgs, eartheh sisz.d
jars from to So gallons each, al cent, per gallon;
Furniture IF various descriptions, mattresses chars &c
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

Our correspondents Of the Nurirjk Beacon
inform US that letter received by the own
ers of the schooner Transport, da'rd al New
ORLEANS, August IS, says: Captain Ayrrs has
fallen a victim 10 the yellow f.vtr, which pre-
walls here 10 an alarming de-, rr- y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

oG' readers will reco,lecr he auecdotr Of
|A?'am Gregg and his Dog" which was
po"'h'd IN 'he Gaze,'r the other day, The
We" i'rS Journal OF Commtrcr gives ano, her
.'''hInS instance of the fdeli,y o! one of these
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

DUt seems 70 InNmaue some IiouD, as to whr-
'n"r he secretary Of War can understand hc
cumeH's in his own office. Duff wars NJ
place perhaps. We should not be surprised a.,
th c.eya'i,n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

,t''N' ----- =, r u
~. p,limore G4zelle contains The follow
.s paragraph; ,us ...n
=, ruy COLOMBIAN TARIFF.--lI VIII De seen
LITER from cur correspondent at Cara,
.,i,sh.d below, that the rcmonslranceS OF
~ tI;,;,,,r to hat CouuiIy have had The effect
S..J,,ing the Government 10 postpone tne
" Inn nm Of the new sweeping a'Uhi0i'ory la
(which va, some lime since gave Trans.
"a d" mil The Is Of November, with regard
II. imported from the Uored States
.1a,,i the first Of January, 1850. upon those
y, .,,,,rd rro,n Europe This IS saiu'ary pro-
.,,on and NAY save much TO nose who haa
,,,,-pd in the shipm' N, OF comm lui'ies Oh
us" S,n,.,,r coming within the range OF the "a
II. -, gi,ir., rime for he con,losi"H OF ar
'r,,mPp,, ma le previous to the lst oil Aug
Tn, Minister" however, who has thus
,.s, s,sr,inr himself, successfully, to Further
IT.. interests Of his country, has bee" ietoEm-
30, ~ the present immaculae Adminis''a-
..,, and hi, services forgotren in the de sire to
,rv.,1 50 f.moOs partisan as Mr., Thomas
p Moore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

They max, more of the Cummencements OF
their Colleges in New Englaad than they do
any wher, else. l arg"e, W. n for the Ine!i-
gencr and morals 9f the pe"pl,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

Inc misccl;anepu> .electuns f,u,n lave E z.
">' paP'rs in the Gazette this morning VIII
* found ia,,res ing,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

The late heavy rai"s nave injured conside'
rably the Rice crops IN South ta,"lina.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

6eMr WILLIAM NJ. JONES respectfully
informs the pubic ,net s vii p IA Ftmae chooi
on Monds, the 9TH irst in h. first ,,Or Ut lirooke
Lodge, on st Asaph. betwe X ng and Game ron SITS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture Sale

Furniture Sale
ON TTESD3Y, Ire 7tk inst at II o'eL,ck,
will b. sold the DIV Hing hnus, Of imbr' Vase,
on woiE.'rcet, between - ashngton and Columbus
streets. all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture:
Consisting III par, OF
Silver spoons. l mahogany wardrobe
Mahogany tables, 1candl, stand. mahogany chairs
Andir0ns, shovel and tongs, wrought iron era ate
And .uhdry other articles OF Household and Kitchen
Furniture sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
Two huMd ed s. Fifty Acres,

'..ll5.2x Aoou IF y 81 which are GOV red with
SY;SE heavy growth Of white and rel oak Timber.
sEeS Fifteen now well set in timothy,
sx. and about ten more in a state { prcp,rat,on
to be sown, the whole Of which is meadow Iln ii tie
best quality; considerable portion of the ar.' r Ud
has been improved by liberal application ct
within fey years The improvements consist %
Comfortable Dwelling " use with T. roolns sul q
passage the first q or, and the aud two
po'ti:oes, kitchen barn, Stables and ro qiar;,rs
with other necessary ont houses and we'll Of xcclo
water IN the yard ia which there is fixed pump.
Al the same t,me and place wit be also sod,
the whole stock of Mules Cattle and sheep, bcirng.
ing The plantation, together with Farming uensiis
d set Of Blacksmths' toni; ilcuSeh0l aud Kitchen
F"rniturei ana. double Gig. rece''tly rep 'ir,d.
Terms flr the Land, viii he unr-lhrd ~ hand, he
balance in two equal annual instruments, with Dc ed
of trust upon the land to their pa, ment for the
personal property, Cash will be required, for all
exceeding five dollar; and credit of six months
will be g,en tor all five do.;ars, III, pur-
chaser CIV ing bond with approved srcurity. Any per-
son, e,'ou, purchase by private bargain can have
opportunity 30 do at an, time previous To the day
OF sale. by calling n the subscriber.
aug a 2sy' 8h Oct. WV. PEAK
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SMl!P NJ VS..
PORT OF ALEX
ARRIVED, SrPTr MBpR

ARRIVED, SrPTrMBIR 4,
Steam-packet F-inklin, Newt. Bait more. Passed
schr Highland, ',urnes bound up.
Passed up for Georgetown, schr Lincoln, Haythorn,
from ThomastoiI.
Schr Lady TOmkins, Pc, I'll. cleared at New York
for Nh ,,or' I'd rs
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---honest creatures

"no ne'er betrsy their masters: never fawn
Tn any that they bve not.
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Ian l, Stock, and other Personal
Property at Aucti N

rI>HE SUBSCRIBE, intending remov. to the West.
will. on 7hursd 9 Tie Sh Acy f october neat, If
fair, il not. the fair day. Off pubic sal, upon
the premises, the tract Of Land which he resides,
situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, about five miles
below Al xanGria, the road leading to Noun, YER
non. and containing about