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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
L,yKnpo,L Com MAnxE1. Ocronra a.

LivEnpo,L CORN Market, OcroBER 3l.--
On tuesday lrisH new " he's sid 'cadiy a.
an ,dyance OF Sd 10 4d PEI 70 pounds New
Ga we're ais Id per IS lbs. dsaier, and the
markc, was vol cieated Of 10 h articles. The
supplies have suh,eqnsnly h,en UNUSUALLY
>m Il. and ne sto.k Ks of he prircin4l ar'iclrs
Of he ',ade in this por' ha.t seldom been d
;, low an BIB 3 I the present, no exceeding
IS 600 50 900 qnar,er. zach Of Wheat aud
Oats. This mo'niny there was scarcely a
pie Of Fl e new Whra, and Mt ,ne Of new
Oats on show The sc nd ry qual,ues Of the
frrm,r sruclts we're selling al further i'm
prov-meut Of 30 per 70 lbs; gond Irish new
would leadiiy have brought 81. Old Wht ats
wrrs feld fer a similar advance, but there were
few buyers Barley is in good supply, hu,
principally IF midd:ing quali;y; il is 4d3o Cd
pci 6olbs cheaper No Change IN the lue Of
Hrars O, Peas. Prices Of -Four are i, aud
,b">. Of Oy,meal fully a. much per sa, high.
er- FlosS, $50 lbs. English and IRISH, II 6 a
81 g.; Rye Imperial o.. H. los "a II l2s; Indian
Urn, 4Soios. II 10, u SIS.
LIVERPOOL, Der. 81.
There continues 4 s'eads demand { r Tobac
co; about 100 hhds rf Kentuck-y leaf. If good
quality, have been sold o ranuiacturrr at I'd
p"rlb. with some small lot> of fair Virgins
rsf tor rxnor' AID good Virginia s'emned
al the new crop is selling in smal lo's al 4d. +"
81 psr h. Tn, cuisines, d"re IN Carolin. RICE
has been confined o about 80 urrc"s az l5-
TO ,es 81. per csr. Win gnod end nee
a. our CorA ma ket Oh Tucsdsy las thee were
more ANNA ion exhibited than for some lime
pas aud some pref yrx ensi'- s'''s wer' made
Dorn in Whea' and Ons, the former at an adj
ancr &c Sd I'D per 70 ib, he latter a: an
Improvement Of Id. per IS lhs Ameri' an
+ Our f. txpo,' has hrr" IN r'q'es', and prl-
res ,em.ia IN rch he S,nr l,,r week
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Th6mAs uag"r,S

DESPECTFUIi Y informs the inhabitants Of Alex.
- nn'lris and its vicinity, that he viii open SEMI
NARY. for the education ct young Gentlemen, the
9th ins'snt at his dwelling house Duke-street Till a
more suitable situation can be procured. The scho
lsstic course Wi comprise the Greek: Latin, French
and English Languages; Logic, Metaph, sics. Rhrto
RIGS. Eocu,on and Composition, Ancient and Modern
History. Chronology. Ge rphy with the OF the
maps and globes Mathematics, Arithmetic Writing &c.
The advertiser, ON his ong experience in teaching,
and success in qnsinying young GcntIemen for Uni.
versit,es and professions both in Europe aud this Dis
trct. trusts I've will give general satisfaction. He
pledges himself that his utmost cxertIons will be used
in aoi'itang the literary Improvement of the pupils
who may he committed I" his care.
Information concerning T. " IS capabili,y, acquire.
ments and discipline, Teacher, may be learned by
applying TO MAJ Gem Macornb Gen Mason. Clement
Smith, John Marbnry, VIM s Nicols EsqS Col Fow-
Ter, and Capt Morton, GeOrgetowu; john DO, lie, of
the Navy Department, I"hn Mcleod, Principal OF the
Central Academy, ashington City; and Dan' BRYAN,
Esq Alexandra. FERN can be ascertaned by Inquir
iug of I. q at his residence on Duke street.
n. B. Since the foregoing in type the building,
Prince street, used, at present, place oi
scip by the Societ, ut Reformed Methodsts has been
obtained BY the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on the day above specified
doc = Is STiaMtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
CONGRESS.

On Tursday, no business wa, do"e IN either
u,.v. ,1cs2, receiving the Message, and or
.;a, the usual number Of copies to be print,
81
E,.,day in the Senate, Mr.. ELLIS, Of Ms,
-; ,e and announced to the Senate, the
,,,h Of his COLLEAGUE, rRoN,s B. REED, who
-,,,,,d ON has jouroey 20 Washington. Mr..
Eur, concluded bri,f but nea, eulogy upon
!, colleague, by moving tina, the members OF
-. :, nate, ia testimony Of their respect for he
l,,e.sed, wea. Grape for one month. This re-
.,h,,ion was unaRima usly adopted, and the
seoa,s immedia ely adjourned.
In the House, after reading The proceedings
E tuesday, Mr.. CoNnIcr. C y j moved that
me standing Committees Of The House be APP
,oinr,d. The Speaker having stated hat he
would no, prepare to announce the Committees
before MouGay, ard scmc oorNef,s len arising,
he resolution Wa, laid "a the abb.
On motion OF Mr.. rAyLnR, If y. Y. it was
ordered, ths, the h,uss proceed TIN, day at ! ,
o'clock, 20 elect n .,lain, Tn H'"se then
aJiourHed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
sT'ssxAMDRlAsDs y,
....n,y MORNING. DECEMBER 10. 1923.

~. were not enabled TO present oar
,,;,h a copy of the Message as early as
Is'd''' s,.d. in consequence of our being de-
ss ssp, n,oeufing copy, and Of its extreme
ago !" Notwithstanding il was the ,c'sh o. The
t's,1 'b,, the usual facilities should he af.
A''a'%s ~ nublisher, Of papers in this District,
.'', usual f.ci'ines ,osrs not gran,td, and we
'f aable 10 obtain copy, until II was. too
Ss,, - ;,sue i, in an extra. Ii any hing like
i'ie = - ;us,,ce or generosity had prevailed,
'pl'N diff;cul,y might have been obsia,ed,
'St =" co, IA have issued il with the papers in
y, ,, .;oe,op. We have no wish at present 10
q ~ hing further on this subject, as We are
'f e. % Know that our friends are satisfied
J. :, -. ,yer,ions which We made.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
We take great plea.ur. in neu,ionin, n,

We take great pleasure In mentioning, that
young artist, one u our own townsmen, is
now located in Washington, pursuing with as,
sidui'y, and we doubt not success, his profes.
Sion. As this tribute 20 abe merits and worth
OF this gentleman, is entirely unsnlieitee and
yoiuniary,we trust it may be received as some
thing more than a common newspaper puff =
The gentleman we refer to, is Mr. JoHs G..
CRANcH, son Of Judge CRANcH. formerly Of this
town Mr. CxANcH, early exhibited a ,alrnt
for painting, and that talent he has most indus
trieusly cultivated. He is not mere copyist,
bu, MAJ OF real genius aud Invention. His
paintsgs have been universally ADMIRED, and
the opinion always expressed tina, nothing but
experience, and the study the masters Of The
arr, are requisite to mike Mr. CRAScm every
thing that his friends could wish him We
trust he may continue 10 receive what TO artists
and poets is almost the "bie I'D OF life" approx
ing smiles and continued appreciation. Ger
tain we are, his honors will be worn mod-s'ly
and gracefully, and THAT they will no, be i'll bes.
lowed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
New i.ock Establishment,

Opposite NJ John W .Mpssie's Hardwlye
Store, King Street.
"lLIIiM JACKSON, Lock, White, and Gun
w Smith, from Birmingham. England beg, leave
respe ctfu!ly inform the inhabitants If Alexan
dra and its vicinity, tina, he has taken the sbove pre-
misses where he intends to manufacture lock- and key
of every descriptions aud having served regular APP
premiership to the above business lie hopes, BY strict
attention and moderate charges, 10 merit share of
tler support.
NJ b. Did locks cleaned rcp,ired, and fitted with
keys great variety of second hand locks constantly
ON sale Guns and pistol, carefully Re paired Printer
composing sticks III de; wstchmskcr>' vices re-cu,.
The utmost value given for oil locks. keys, old IRON
sc nov 2O-eu1Ots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10

10 We 1nders and TIA, one II the United
S'a Is Revenue Cutters, by order of the Trea-
suy ID paitme6t. has visited tie waters of the
Chesapeake, and aid nearly all the cr-f, under
he "ban and ansthena Of reform" 1t appes rs
there is law Of Congress, no. known to one
in 4 hundred, directing he stern, Of vessels o
be painted black, and the names pain ed ,ohiie
This law has been ali along a dead letter, a d
10 attention psid 20 Whether the names were
painted red OF white. II being, however, near
the meeting Of Congress. and the Srcieiarv
wishing to make display in the way Of hi Fl
nances, the poor craftsmen are made 20 suffer
Tor heir ignorance, and for the beneh Of re-
form! Many OF the tasteful fellows. who want
ed their lanes in ye'!o,o, blae now see The
iolv Of tn ir ways Without no'icc or warn
Ing the hawk, Of tbs Government pounce upon
'hrm, and Dear Of thrn fms ia their ,4lons.-
Ha9py, glorious era Of reform! long TO br re-
numbered BY every Graf sman, who has fan
cy Tor any color save white!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Office Of the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal
Company,
WA.HIyeros. Nov lIIaas

s. 80
NOTICE is hereb, given, that an in,,aIment of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share. tbeing the 10Th
ins,almen ON share IF stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Csna' comPsn,, reg tired be paid the
goth day of January next; and further sum of two
dollars aud hfty cents per hare benz the !lth install
M nt) on the Goth day OF brusr, next; which install.
meats must be paid he credit of the Chesspe axe
and Ohio Csnai Company, to he Cashier or other Off
Ger of either of the following B,nk., viz:
= he Branch Of the Bank of the United States at
Washington.
The Bank OF Washington, at Washington
the Pstunh, Bank, do.
The BANK of the Metropolis, do.
The fa-mefs and Mechanics Bank, at GeorGet6wn.
The Bsnk of A'cxanlra, at Ale >andria.
The Rank of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of ile xandria, do
The Mech nIcs' Rank Of alexandria, do.
The itaserstown Bank, IN 'isger,tosn, Md. and
The Rrsnch of the VALLEY Bank. IN Charlestown Va
By order of tae President and Directors:
JOHN p iNGIE
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
nov 49, iawtl0t' F-h
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
ia rfax iAand fur ~a,e
Mars hai's Sule

wv be sod IN ipesdoy the I'D dcy Of Ieccrrbe,
w re1f At - - Boo, X. ~ The rrsmi -. tI cash. al
tue a., ~ a.d ;iic f ugh ~. 1inor to,h~
III TRiCT or INN
IS "i'b ali tho 'npra,rn Ms thereon, CONTAIN.
80 Inr A. ~, ~. ''uu'eI ,nt lee.g ages SO
~, bui','ed a, si.a..
ginning a. III isnr, oae = .t,k,,p,a = g4I.
a rnr %! 'ot M !, III. old line; thence, ,;..
line. 0uth mi running whi the tame south and bud
ing on Chds Land. ~ ,he corner Of The SIXTY acre ot
If Philip n. Ni,or'- part of ht .amr Plot No. 2, and
devised Va the said = IT, Miner b, his father, CT orge
Anor, decreased; thence. East, Nrsyit line. from
the lane east III plot, sad dividing the sad pot
No. between ". MINOR and the SAID Hugh w.
Minor. tn three marked sapng, 1t the intersection Of
whiting's In. ,herce, north W n Writings line to
Simon Sommer' land. and brdi x the sail SOM
rs land until incFsecta the land pfGsIcb chp rds
heirs, 10 a stake thence with he same land %
ohesnu' the hr11c!; thence, from the s,uf,
AM binding the of Richards, with thr lane,
vest I" The corner Ofbsg!nnrg.
Sold .ubJect IN the dover right Of Mrs Hugh W.
Minor to sstisf, two cxecu,OnsUre N avor at Geo.
Minor ard Others; and The othrr favor Of Jo,eph
Sew ell, use Of Doctor william GnnneH.
II the purchaser E,'is to comply with the terms Of
sale, he hand u he sold, ana the FIST purchaser
held responsible for de hcIehc, that may arise IN
consequence of second sale.
G. SCOTT. ID n.
FOR T. Rungsold Md,ahak
nov 81 -3iawt22dDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Mouse 0flnAustry
dec 10

vVlHE Managers of this Institution have placed with
u Mr. william ID Mutt the principal part OF the cio-
thing made under their superintendent. This being
offered sale al terry loo prices WILL is hoped
meet with regular and early sales. The articles on
hand ,re well suited for laborers and servants few
are left for inspection at Mr. Norrss, Prince street,
next door below the old post office, the remainder at
Mr.. Nuts. lower end Of Prince street
dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10

WASHINGTON NV presents scene Of oustle
aud gaiey. It's avenues are crowded viii
strangers of almo>, every nation and cline
The meeting Of The National L sislature al
ways alters, IN remarkable manner, the APP
pvarancc and population of The Metropolis.
We are not so selfish or churl,h as 10 envy
our nr'ghoors their prosperous condition, We
'cJolet hat heir city is now in the full tide of
successful experiment.
The two principal hotels in Was hing,or claim
share oil attention. GApsBY's N.uonal flo
's, aud BsowS's iudlan Qseen Ho,-l, are both
every way deserving of encouragement. The
later has la''ly received extensive repairs ard
audit Ions. What was formerly the dining hall,
" now conferred into handsome s,or-s
We hive heard Mr.. BERNARD's Mansion
Ho"s' Ho'ei, also, spoken Of in very high
terms, aud doubt not but that it deserves its
saare Of patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Trustee 3 sale.

RYvr'ue of decree Of the Superior Court OF Chan.
- Gerry for The Fredericksburg District will offer
TOR sale before the front door of The cour, house of
rrnce William County, on the first day Of January
Tomf merit,
ss,-4se, A IR1CT OF LIND,
~ 81 situated on Broad Run, in the sad county;
IT, supposed TO contan four hundred scres on
<e1sx- which. Joh, Maddox. at present resides,
winch was conveyed o me, in trust. BY John Maddox
and MN his wife, To debt due 10 John Browns
ADMINISTRATOR
1e,msof ale One third of the purcbas. none, IN
be paid IN hand. one other rhrd III w I've month, fcm
the day OF sale, and rhe remaining third in ,u wear, af
ter SAID sales the two last payments 10 be secured py
bonds, with good security. and deed of ,n,s upon the
land SEEING as Trustee shs'' convey such t only
as is veste III me by said trust dtei
NJ. SiNCLaIR,
OCT s4-fs Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
COMMERCIAL.

The wagon price ofFlour opened yesterday morning
at IS 90 to O6, about the middle of the day il decn-
ed and some loads purchased low as rs. in
the evening the current price was considered 4 90;
though the market continued unsettled.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10

Congress viii not eOm,msn, I've opera
,5as aefnre mex week On Mocdsy mex,
die andiug Committees ofSEe House viii BE-
.oBouucej. |, i, probable that after The 'lec.
,Ion Of Chapl il today. both houses vii! adj
liurn until Noodav.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10

lUE CAP;roL.-Tbe inprnv, mrnt. in aud
about he Capitol are nearly completed, and
TIA, splend,d cdi6ce now begins 10 look like a
dashed work. We should Tx L. see the re-
mainlpg pannrls in tbs Ra,unda filed with ma
''onaI paintings corresponding to the four that
are already placed there The Capitol square,
and grounds abou, The capitol have been lev
'Hrd aud graduated, and the terrace on the
"es'ern front is now one Of the mos, elegant
walks. perhaps, in the world We observe that
handsome iron railing is " being placed" as
some OF orr brother editors would ssy) around
ne Botanical Garden opposite the Capiol,
'e'OOg,ug to the United Sra,es. This will be
VI real use. as we'll as an ornament.
Speaking Of the public buildings, we will
"ehtion ,ha, the improvements and additions
10 The Presidents House are in state OF grea,
'orwardness-It is expected, likewise. that the
EAST ROOM" being now thoroughly reform
- will be opened with much eelat this winter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
NO t'E

TUHIE undersigned, having located himself in Upper
i Marlborough, Prince Georges County, Iar, AM,
offers his Professional To the citizens of Alex
sniria and to the public generally
All bushes, which va, be placed !" his hands viii
meet with the pr"mp est attention H viii also II.
tend the Courts Of inarles and 81. Mar ; Counties
PHILIP KEY,
dec 5-eo3m+ Attorney az Law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Public Sale

by authority vested in me ,haI proceed 10 sell. On
IL fonday The l4h inst at o'elock ON nntwi.ieis
wharf 10 TIE highest bidder, a SkIyE, about two
hundred fa'homs long anil thirteen feet deem with an
its appurtenances. Terms made know at the Mac. Of
sale. JOHN = pRr,ynN
deC <Irstee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
SALES AZ AUCTIONS.
Sale of Personal Estate.

IN FRIDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock, 4 " will b.
sold at the late residence Of Thomas Braddock,
deceased all the personal estate Of fe said BrxddOck.
consisting Ut Household and Kitchen Furniture, aud .
number Of Carpenters' r oos, also. two Guns
REBEECA BRADDOCK.
= number ofihe above tools having been loaned
70 different persons those having them possession
will please return them previous to the iay of sale
oecS- X. b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Public sale of i.auA.
oct 24-,lts

10y virtue e s'eed Of trust from DAN,El SomERs to
the SUBSCRIBER, duly recor'ed in the Cour, If Fair.
fax Conn'.s To the payment IF d, b, due To The
late WILLIAM 7. SWAMI, decd will be cxpustd to
public SALE Fairfax Cour, House ON The 2Isf day Of
December nsrt, (hst being Fairfax Court da,), one
und'' fourth par: If
.a.<5s A IRACT OF LAND.
eSsrSF ON CHESS Rum in the County Of Fairfax, the
~ whoetac, containing lime hunercd and nine =
xEkl- " five acres.
The til, is believed 10 be perfectly good, but the
subscriber will conve, such title only As is vested in
him by the Deed OF Trust.
The terms of Sale will be -third Of the purchase
money N ha"d and the balance in and two yesrs.
carr! ing nleres, from the date, the payments to b
,ecur. b, Deed Of Trust upon the land
nov u 3iwt> THOMAS SWAMI, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Approved:
THOMSON F. MASON,
Mayor.
Test:
Up. THOMPSON. &C,

AN ACT to proven, the sale of fire crackers, &c.
SIC. !. Be ii enacted by the Common COuncii Of H.
krondria hat M person whatever shall se, barter
q, .xchang, any india ar other hire ciacScrs, iprpe
does, fu mna'ing powder, or any other exploding
powder w,ate, er,-gunpowder exec ped ai'hn the
limit, ,fthe corporation IF arAsndria Ever, pers"no-
Tending herein shall forfeit q Jay doliors TOR eac" and
ever, ecne gone sf OF winch s"s go the niurmer
SIC lind be 1t further enacted, ha, tins act snail
commence aud b. in force from and after the passing
thereof
Passed in Council, this seventh day Of December,
eigh,e en- hundred and iaen,, nine.
vi. MILLER, Pest Pro Tenn.
Approved, I. + MASON Mayor.
lest, /. p. THOMPSON, I. Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Public Sale of Land.

by virtue of deed "ftrust from Robert T.. Thomp.
ID to the subsc riber, dated the - day Or
and recorded IN the Court ut Fairfax County, for ne.
ht of John Mmncure John W shton, and wrham
Moss, wit b, exposed pubic sale for ready money.
at ta'1fS Court House. on Monday, the 2lM day Of De.
GENDER merit (ttat being Court day.
A certain Tract Of and
yiSg in the county of Fairfax supposed ~ contain SEQ
scres, It beng par, Of the BELNO TRACT Tho
;ilc TO The same is belicv, to he good
THO MOSS, Trustee,
oct 22-eos
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= Sg1P NEWS.
PORT OF aEEXivDRLa, ID

SAILED DEcEMBER 3,
Brig Ieander, Humphries, Boston
- Isabella, Stewart, Maranham'
- Ceres, Klein, st Thomas
Schr. Haxalj ShoSe.s Bosom
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
seam packet Fredericksburg, 3 J. Jensi' S. Bat
Steamboat Po umac, jenk,ns, Norfolk.
Schr. John Alexander, Fowler, cleared at New York
for this por 7,h inst.
Schr ColumJi,, hence At New York 7'h inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
Bank Stock for sale.

4 FEW Thousand Dollars Of Bank Stock will he
~ sold long credit, with security real estate
or otherwise; will be exchanged for uDdyubted
bonds or country paper. Apply to the printer.
dec S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
=. u Edison,
New Factory

sSCN III" WI
VIyIIOMAS KEI.i. Il Co. have commenced the ma.
nufacturiGg If Copper, Tin, Lead. and sheet iron.
and purpose keeping on hand constant and & seraI
supply of articles the above Gn in their severzfva
rietics Al,o, Brszings and Sbeetng Copper. Tin
Plate and Wire. All Orders in their line VIII be CRATE
fiily received and attended TO with Bestness snfi
prornE ti,ude which We earnestly solicit generous
public will give Us TIE privilege testing at Fac
tory. low er end Of King street, opposite the Custom
House, where the hghes; price, in cash or barter will
be given for old copper. brass pew er. and lead.
nr Best Winter. strained Lamp Oh for sale.
nov 27-eo4t
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\ Y ,ung lladN

y y .uns h"dy
VNHO is qualified Teacher wishes to get 81.
w tuatiUn private f,lil,, assistant in a
scnool. Application may be made to
II. SMITH,
MidIe5urg. I.oudoun county, Virginia.
nov HS-eo1m
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WARES Throop Jv

PMares Throop> Jr
- ESPEt 1FUl ~ informs h. friends aud the pub
IL liz that he las commenced the
UABY EFT MAKING BUSINESS,
On King street, in the hou,e partly occupd by his "a
Their, opposite Mr. J w. Nassie's store
II Is his intention to attend strictly anil particularly
to his bushes and to have such work made he
in an venture to to be du able and also
fashionable lie soiicts a atrom those ,f his e llls
&c disposed pstronse him, and pledges his BEST
ertions TO please.
pMares Thvoop
STILL continues lis business At the same place,
~ where the same promptness, nratDe-s. and de-
patch which has hitherto been his custom may BE-
pected BY those who favor him with ucal.
dee l-eolmo
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aJjouraed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Virginia I.ands for Sale.
WISH to dispose by sale or lease. of tracts con
L tanning more than
100000 Acres Of I,aH0.

lying in the county Of Pendleton, and the head VIZ
tiers of the South Branch Of Potomac This land con
s:ss, am informed of hills and valies, all unclear
ed; great part is admirably suited for grazing am
not small portion, it is thought, is highly adapted e.
the cultivation and growth of the vine.
To individuals, companies, foreigners or others
dispoeedto settle and improve it, for the above or oh,
purposes, would sell every other thousand acres, o.
very liberal TERMS or lease the same fraterm of year.
for a small annuity-but to purchasers Of tract C.
more, the price would be very moderate, and paymen
received in easy instruments property within the
District or its vicinity For further particulars appl