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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
Eoo rHE WHIc.

~ Ite Juembers # he Lecir'Ifur-
appropriation to e funds of smpdeu Sdney College 1t may
not oe e'ope state to you some !Ac respectful.
,ulion My information derived chiefly one OF its t,us
tees and appeal TO all the That body and 10 IN.
history OF the Institution itself which known 10 many Of
you i :, I'VE correctness OF my statements
., sectar!an Institution This position proved by
e NOV dc' That bsots OF every den1maton oppose II,
does not assume such ciaracier The great pr
ce OF Christianity are laugh, in they should
ohese Invested OF the peculiarities Of party
Iea pans have been taken 10y MANY with whose fayore
snenrs the succes OF ,hs ns,i,uOn supposed coc
e purc with the idea that it's connected it'll The
Union Theological Seminary And far has success attended
taken be President College ard his loo nv men
VINO ought To br well acquainted condition every
College are located zach other they never had any
more connexlon than ather has with the University Char
"uesVe 50 lar as have been able To learn there
institution m our country free fsom
than HamPden sidney College In all enjoy
= has educated more young for the State last
ten years and conferred degrees that ne Than ell
number Of students hundred aud for three
one hundred and thirty forty.
Its Of instruction is thorough anu we'll c.c
TO discipline a'5 strengthen the mind The object
much to store tie mind with tie oer, as excite il
10 cton This must be obvious person
messed the extreme rgor with which their examination are
conducted Many Of its graduates only among
most useful Citizens but have risen 10 literary standing highly
honorable 10 the State
This College has been supported almost wholly by iudivd
ual bberaty Tie State has added nothing TO its re
sources. while has been educating sons and making Wig
efforts TO prepare them for useful and hon.Mr s,a,ons
In order provide necessary buildings for the r &C.
eonmodstion 400 raised by subscriptions in 1920
within the las, four months more than $4,000 have been
suterped iorthe same purpose, condition that the
shall be increased to 10000 In addition this funds are
Pre:sns needed to increase the library enlarge the
zeal and philosophical apparatus and place the support
It's Professors on more permanent foundation than
tuition fees.
The standing in society held by the subscribers to the find
just mentioned hews in what estimation the college is held
where " best Known and the fact that they belong differ
cn religious denominations, tha regarded by
them As sectafan institution rhe Of the sub,crp
on' this time "i pecuuary pressure nians,s the deep
! w
ona proof OF this interest in the petitions which been
sddrcs'ed To- your body its behalf
From this statement appears, that, by appropriation
to the funds OF Hanlen Sidney College you will waste
the literary fund institution which exering sslua
influence M the moral and literary character of Vgniaha
yon viii not sqrander II institution which has done
nothing Tor her support and IN whose public
ieei no nieres-aud that will besow an nslitu
| ton which has been enriched by youi benefactons
I a Citirsl Of Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
aG1nt0,
For TUE WuIG.
To THE GENERAL ASSENUty
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 10. Is,o.

IL
fch"w CitiZens:-Iou have now been in session
about la days aud ench day costs your const ucuts
more than twelve hundred dollars. 4, the com
mcncennnt, yon determined, as the new Gnyc-n
meht was So soon TO get into notion to lecislntc
upon the general laws, and you have not this wear
pc'h eaHcd upon by The incompetence Of The Chief
Mags' rote, nor by the vsnity of any of your own
body In discuss and resolve upon questions of fcd-
q III jurisdiction. These favorable circuns,nnces
induced general expectation. that your present
session would be niie, nd that You would
nave The pleasure NJ returning In your constituents
by the middle Ut January 1T far hest. Instead OF
hs the opiion now prevails that the cnrth of the
presc:t will be little If at oil curtailcd md
will lrnve the Treasury It's usual depleted
e''u 'utgnd Gonduion' about the 22d February, or
first OF March
AS one the op,c, respectfully ask, hoy Won
VIII BE- able o. account your rrnpl,, yers for his
unexpected and wasieiiil consumption OF time md
'treasnr" What have you hitherto done what have
you stlii to de" that IAN possibly justify session OF
near three months duration, aud an absorntiun of
ni'e'y Thousand do'lnrs, Petitions there ore for
election precncts--for revolutionary pensions and
comnii'ntrn pay-and for release from fines md
pcnaities-but Is it possible that YOU can fnce
your consti' uans, and tell them, that il took you
more than two mhnths do what Won know
could he as we'll done in two weeks and that
$4,000 ofthelr money wasted IN the considcra-
ton OF Questions, which, times out of ton IL ~
perfectly irnnater;al To the pubic at nrre and 70
JnsucH, whether tlIny be decided one way or the
other:
make apology for the ficrdnra oftbis ad,r.ss
IL IL my right To make II, It yours to aopt or
reject It's circumstances One thing however *
Ttnn-that known ns 1t rs how little busncss there
is at the least Importance before you-vou carnot sit
much longer, without subjcctng yourselves 10 the
impuaton ot Being at least much under the i.fiu
euce II" tho ur dollars day, of tho public rood
w whether this imputation be well or iii founded is
not very important. II will be cast upon YOU aud il
Is for You 20 determine, whether you will avoid it by
speedy retrna, or encounter IL uy ali unro aso.a bic
protraction OF your session.
Very resp'iv,
Fellow -ci,izona.
YOUNG HICKORY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19

1"erf Cos of the cay, eons,<fsilc force
an paid tie last and solemn tribute of rs,pec, y, III.
s'nah'e Rnd o~epy lsmenied citizen salsn solder
Asho "an oesse in bgi,rt degree iie esteem ana, cent.
,ence at all who anew him, and as n NAV A., ,,,f, a. 49,.
i''ds al d~tset tn br Informed of se, on the or
~ e pf"Cession wich attended m. re,rs,. n, Il ,.s
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Adv anced Guard.
RchmondL I Bues-Cam sI,,,fo,,y
LIGHT Ariiery-Cspt Rmhrrfnd
Zach Company ith ia Band ui Music
Light DrNgnons-Capt. Harrison
CORPSE.
noi oinulssioned officers OF the Blues, as Pail Hearers
each side.
Friends ~ deceased
Members Of the latr CONVENTION.
Gnvsnof and Members Of EXECUTIVE Council
Spsakrss aud both Ho,.es 81 the General Assembly
Cnzen.
CAHlIhe fsiend of the late Capt macrse tender their
acknowledgements to the volunteer companies Rich
mnnd fnr their prcmpt'de the ls trim
ute to his a,s. a brother soldier = -
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN A. &c
.aECII(lT

By DAVENfORT, ALLEN u co.
.ACC7IO.N
On THURSDAY, the 2ist inst. at half INST 10
o Clock, ut our suction siore
100 boxes best mould candlss
goo do. brown soap
10 hhls noiasses
60 bbis mackerel
liz hbds. ST. Croix sugar
100 Iins. wiring paper
100 do wrapping do
- casks Goshen chesse
~ bags pepper
do pIInthtp
100 settle clslors
10 clocks
zoo pair coarse shCrs
bpif pin; tuuIbiers--chairs
50 Casks nails, assorted s,zus
10 hays coffee
Antigua rum, whiskey
WINES, &c &c
isn d. A. &C. co. A.c,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
CoNSuNt Ann

The nneVf the late Captain John Maerae was Yesterday
attended by all the members ~ the late Convention
manned ~ the city, by both House. Of General Assembly
with their Speakers the head Of each. officers Of tie
State Gnvemnen by number Of citizens, and W all tho Yoi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
.AnsphitheUt2'e.

"RIcHMoSD, CONE FORTH,
"boBnf Is DRY WITH CALLING rrEE TO aRus"
BOB FARRELL'S BENEFIT.
last WEEK.
SPLENDID DISTRACTIONS!
Mn. FARRELL in the Ring as Clown,
For this night only.
EIGHT COMIC SONGS.
Fifth .4ct Of the HYPOCRITE.
haw-w"rm Mr.. Farrell.
With grand Extrumpcry Sermon
Mss LINE in WINNING A HUSBAND
First Appearance of the Quadruped Ponies.
Which will be- Introduced in the Grand Emree bv
Messrs Lewis aud Farrell
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30Fss@ss ~ atgH.
TI1xS NAv.
Bf OTIS, MOP * co.

bf OTIS, DUNLOP ); co,
SdLE .aT TUE DCCK
IHiS MukNiNG. the l9h INST. Al half past 10
Howell, lying in TIA Dock, fH
go bags prme green Havana CoGec. OF the new
crop
iAO half boxes X 10 and 10 - YIN dow
Glass
20 boxes Lees Soap
ID do pine apple Chcese
& tierces winter pressed Lamp Oil.
"a" ~ q co. Aueis,
~ DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
~" THURSDAY next. the 2Ist inst AZ 10 O'Clock will La
h ouI Nuc"on SAote general uf pry Goods
~ r'sse;Fe N close eonssnnfnts Also an invoice Oh
i,ish i'nens danask diaper. lawns anbrc
hs, Amounting to ahoo, $500 A,o 10 bales scotch GA
pde req nanne bale point blankets 20 bales
wooen socks. @~ sS""e" !" wa
-; 60 a' sale' o. d. e. Co. Aucts.
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Couur-S,c.rrn ro,

ComMuNIc ATrD FOR TIE SYHG
The Legislature of North Caroline has rejected
the Bank Bill by large majority. Fiie eyes OF the
people begin to be opened hope not too late fo
the Virginia Legislature.
A SUBSCRIBER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19

LAMBERT'S OFFICE, Jan. 10, 1880.
~, 10. ~, q, 10, Is, I, ~, -,
"ERE The numbers drawn IN the Now York
w Consolidated Lottery, Extra Glass No. 49,
81 veral prizes sold too tedious 20 enumeraie.
jan 10 7 LAMBERT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19

D3 Wo arc authorised TO state that JoHN b. CIop
TON, Esq declines being n candidate for the Senate
at the approaching Spring election.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
III .AARA4E

lust received Al Aarsai, Tansrlaoe aud Minor, poems
- by Edgar 4. Poe.
The following passages from the MS works Of young
author, about TO be published n Baltimore " remainder
OF Al Asras and Tameane good as the body the
extracts here gwen 10 say nothing Of the eSaordnary
pars he VIII deserve to stand hgs, very high IN the Sstna
ton Of the brotherhood ~ Yankee.
For salo al tho Book aud Sts,iopery store Of
jan ~ X. - SANXNY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
LOT Terry TYCkETS.
ELUCATiON.

VEllE Subscriber Schovfwas re-op,net on Won.
- day, NL January n the house farnel. ,occupi, !
as School House by Nj Burke. o, G. ,tr. e, Tho
Latin aud Greek luuguag - the common ID! anches OF
an English eiuca ion, AMI regular cou,s OF Maihs.
MATES will be taught ia his sc6oo,
isn7-cuCt a. l.. HOLIDAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
THIS EFEJsLvl3, January 10Th
The Evenings Entertainment vii, commence with
the admire farce. called

The Evenings Entertainment vii, commence With
the admire farcn, called
WINNING a HUSBAND;
Or,-Seuen's the .UHin.
Jenny Transit fond seven other Char
acters.) by Miss Lqpe.
pary. (first time In this Theatre) .Tr Farr4N
For other Characters, sec small bhls
Aftsr which, Nr Farrell will appear aud sirr--
"The good old days Of A dam and Eve" "A hit nj
the Fashions, or Going the whole Hog" Yankee
Versions Of Ny Eye and Betty Martin" and his
Benefit Song, or, the man who swallowed VauxhaII
Garden, he Sergeant At Arms, the Judge and Grand
Jury, pocketed the Virginia and Lombard Banks.
The Rail Road. NIi,chelrs large Clock, The Solar
Microscopes; Crammrd tie little man, that makes
long speeches a he Capitol in the crown Of his lat:
and gobbled up Bob Farrell with boy aud basket
of sausa gcs.
Still Waiting. By the company-clowIs, Lewis &
Farrell
IIorsemnnaiip b. Master Srargean,
Corde Volante by Mr. UinniciI.
Grand Eat CO, IN which Me.srs Farrell and lewis
will appear on the Quudruped non drscript Ponies,
ltheir first appearance III this city, and in tho course
OF the evening, fight Grand Cerrfc Combat
mounted on their Chargers.
Fying H'rsemanship, by Master Birlisall
Alter which Air Farrell viii sing WHAT nrc vo,,
at. what are you arter ".'Wld Irish Bow" Where
wLkkey costs not! hing ard Buttermilk less" ..rom-
my Ciu'terbnek and Polly tIggenbot;ham,' tFirs,
tlne.) The Shell Oys. err Man"
Solo the Kent Bvsle NJ, Rvr,.x
The whose To conclude with the 9Th &C, Of Tie
HYPOCRITE
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ID. A. Sc CO. Aucfs.
RiGGER'S OFFICE.

RiGGERS OFFICE,
Jau 10, 1890.
~ No 10: ''' N'@ '1S'
"A, ls, 40, 9, ls, Is, I, 81, "a.
ts1chmohd Duck Lottery, Ctnss No. I, fer 1890
Draws Ia MoIraw afternoon tie Eagle Hoo
eL-SiOUlo Capital Prize Tickets g. halves , quarters l.
for sde by Tho Is. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
With respect, your ob't serv't,
JNO, ID. CIIRISTIAN

At meeting of a respec able number of the citi
Zens of New Kent county, assembled at their court
house, OF Thursday, the 18th day of January, 1890
TO express their appreciation OF the of Benja
min w Leigh, Esq Ia the Convention Of Virginia
John w. Roystcr, called TO the chair; and
John ID. Christian, appointed secretary.
Tho object OF the meeting having been eXpla inc,
by Edward G Crump, Esq, on notion the Chat
appointed u comuittee. consisting of Conrade Webb
Thomas II. Terrell, Edward &. Crump. and Richard
II. Lacy, TO prepare suitable resoluions-who sfteI
having retired, returned and submitted the following
Whereas the citizens of the county of New-Ken
have with pain and regret the course pursued il
reference 10 Benz. w. Leigh, Esq in some of tn,
Western counties Of this State, whilst they hay,
witnessed with entire satisfaction the firm wachful
dignIfed and able manner in which that gent lemaI
has discharged the duties devolving upon him as
Delegate TO the Convention noy assembled in On,
City Of Richmond, 10 amend the Constitution of thi
State; and being DESTROYS Of making public express
sion oftheir sentiments IN relation thoreto-
Therefore, resided, unanimously, That We bigh
approve of the course Of BENJAMIN w. Leigh, ESQ.
in the said Convention, and tender to him our sin
cerrst thanks for his untrng eXerons in that body
Resoived, That these proceedings be signed b
the Chairman and Secretary. and "a copy thereof for
warded TO Mr.. Leigh, and hat another copy be for
watded TO the editors of the Enquirer and Whp
with request that thoy insert the Same in their pa
pcrs.
And then the meeting adjourned.
JOHN w. ROYSTER, Chairman
Ion. N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19

Richmond, Jan. 10, 1880.
Sir have 20 acknowledge your letter OF yesler-
day, enclosing mo copy of The preamble and resou-
tons adopted at a meeting of my fellpv-citzens of
New Kent, on the 1dh instant. expressing their
appreciation Of my conduct in the Convention.
Without affecting to disregard the peculiar inter
ests OF lower Virginia, to which belong, have
honestly labored to promote the welfare Of the whole
CommOnwenith. TO the best Of my poor Judgment;
aud am truly happy TO find IN these proceedings Of
the citizens of New Kent, that they give mo credit
for good Intentions and honest zeal in the common
cause. Their appreciation confirms my confidence
III the proprety OF the course which my judgment
and my duty dictated.
tender you, personally. my hearty thanks for
yoSr kind letter; and am SIR, with all respect,
Yr. Oh. actv.
ID. w. LEIGH
John d Christian, Esq.
Secretary, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
.NeW Kent C. H., I'm. u, 1850.
BENJAMIs WATKINS LEIGH, Esq.

BENJAMIs WATKINS LEion, Esq.
Sr,-I herewith transmit YOU n COPY of the pre-
auoie aud resolutions entered ell the 18th inst
by respectable number ofthe citizens of New Kent
county Permit me II present the same, and assure
you that they speak the feelings of greater portion
OF this county. Whatever may be the feelings of
otter sections Of this State in regard your course
in the Convention, be assured, sir, that we will
always appreciate your worth, and hail you as the
| Star of the East.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19

TO MORROW!
The drawing tie Rchinobd Dock Lottery will
take place Ut the Eagle IIo'el To Morrow. at z
o'cork.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
Handel aud Haydn CLurcI IN,

Handel and Haydn Church .Nusic.
TUSf received the Boston Handel and HAYDN
- Sooietys collection Of Church Music, being q
selection of the most approved Psalm aud hymn
Tunes together with muny beautiful extracts from
tho works of HayI2, Mozart, Beethoven, SC. Sc.
Harmonized ior three and four voices with figured
base for the Organ and Piano Forte: Seventh ed
ton, with additions and improvcments--for sale by
ian 10 COLLINS IL C,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19

Me,oark Cider and Applcs.
On Barrels Newark CIDER aud 10 do Of tppe. for sale by
~ i1nto JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19

&c &c Nc
Tickets / dol!ar.. halves ,, quar:ersI
f-or sale IN variety nj numbers. at P. CHUBpS
Nos. drawn III the New York Consolidated. No.
10, Extra ' >'
A. 10, 40. Q. lo, Is, 1. 81. II
Caii ana renew in the Dock, This Day.
10
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HYPOCRITE.

'''H'' ''''IIH' MI I are
Cor characters ser small hills
fS.r- MIR Minnch's feueit Wednesday night
o.. "a Hyder is III rehearsal
I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
Charity Serm,n.
SERMON w,Ii b. nreached and a c

A SERMON will be preached and collection taken
~ up in st Paups Church, next Sunday night, in be:
half of the Female Charitable Society, the object OF
which is to c'othe AMI instruct poor children in all
kinds of plain add useful needle work, and to train
the up to h,bits oe industry. The good already eff
fected by this supple institution will, doubt not
commend it to the patronage and support Of the oenev
client The managers take this opportunity Of stating
that their funds completely exhausted, and they
venture to hope tina, by liberal contributions, the
approaching Sabbath their of usefulness will be
much extended. Service will commence atty O'clock
feb S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Public sale.


IN Thursday the first dav Of .fpril nerf, at eleven
- O'Clock, a. u, at the Reading Room m the Town
>f Alexandria, shall off AT pubic salt tor cash, the
s,i ,wing property belonging Ia the United States
~ .f'TR5CT OF LAND
80 situate in Fairfax county, Virginia on the
sVS rod from AleAandrs to Mount Vemoa. for
~ merii- the property Of Francis Adams known
by ,he name Of the Gum Spring. containing AS per
deed. two hundred Vd fourteen acres, now under rent
to Artimesa besrdOn.
,,ot ,se, .ou,.;n,n,, two >cres, which is small
brick tenement, now Occupied " Philip Dugs"
Another LOT, on the soL'th side OF klng
street, fronting thereon IS ct. and A'e"s 49,
(supposed 100 feet.) On this lot is ataU ''oy a"''
house, occupied by Mrs. Solomon as millinery ''@'
Also, another LOT, on the south side "
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 feet 81 inches and
extending back to Wolfe street. feet; on which 10
small frame house, now occupied by Mrs Kirby.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector of tn. Customs.
WM. ID. MUTT, Auctioneer.
jan 27-dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
Books Missing.

TWO volumes Of the Nsw EdinJ1g Encyclopedia
Il are missing. viz:
Vol 6, part ,, from the letters Cir to Dai, and
Vol Is, part 1, from letters Ned to Sin.
These books lang to Gen william F Thornton
are doubtless in the posse OF of his friends
Those who may have them. quested to leave
them with the editor of the Phenix Gazette.
feb 3 St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
William FnWle b GO.

HAVE IN STORE ron SALE,
IS chests 2YOung Tyson Tea, Snmatra cargo,
~ half chettsS Of approved quality
4 chests extra quality do
60 small chests Gunpowder and Imperial do
20 ,hdsSt. Croix sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
so do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumara pepper
sha.T pipes sicily Madeira Wine. Ingham and
100 casks other brands
s 9TH casks
Half pipes and quarter casks Rico Madeira do
Qusrter casks uarch's madeira do
SO baskets Devctt's sparkling champagne
20 PIPES brandy se hsnss. and other
7pipes superior Holland gin
Is hhis New Orleansrum
80 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
IL tons st. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cordagc. assorted sizes
Is do MANILA do
bales Bridport ,hsd and herring Irvine
Bales of sewing and shop do
6UU pieces choppas
Is bales brown meetings
Russia. ravens and half duck
10 bales soft she lied almonds
- do flberts
so barrels prime beef
700 ks nails and brsds, assorted sizes
$50 sacks Liverpool filed sacks fine salt
5000 bushels, Turks Island, 81. Ubr., Csdz aud
Liverp DO coarse salt. feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
CoMNmissivNer's Sale
jan 27-dts

IN obedience 10 decree of the Circuit Court
Of Alexandra County, l shall proceed, on the
18Th day OF February, 1850, on the premises at IL o.
clock, TO SELL for cash. five seventh parts Of certain
lot OF nd situate, lying and being in The town u
Alexandria. bounded on the north by Cameron. and on
the east by Patrick stress, being the lo which belongs
to the heirs Of BENZ amin Brown, decreased The title
believed to be UNIQUE ,ionabls, but will conve, on
w such as vested IN me under the authority Of the
decree Of the court. II the purchaser fails to comply
with the terms of sale, the property will be Immediate.
~ re-sod at MS risk and expense
ANDREW SCHOi FIELD,
ian Is Stawts Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
Public Sale.

SHALL sell BY pubis auction. to the highest bidder
i on Wednesday. the I7,h day Of February, com.
mencinp AZ 10 O'Clock, al Union Farm, near Major l..
Lewiss mill, various articles of household furni'ures
horses cattle seep hogs corn, hay. farming utensils
&C. Terms of SALE for all OF five dollars and un.
der cash. credit of nine months all above -.
The purchaser to give bond with good security
JOHN A wASHINGro ron, Executor
feb2 Of Bushrod Washington, dec'k
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05

Common Council Of the Town Of Alexsndria BE-,
and h are hereby, authorised 10 subscribe
for the capital stock Of the said Company. on
behalf Of he Corporation Of the said Town. and
TO borrow money for the payment thereof, and
to false by taxes, 20 be imposed on the inhab'
i:an,s Of the said own. and he properly there,
In, such sums as shall be necessary for tie pay
mem vt su, h subscriptions or losns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
70 let.

tx That coniaotors three story brick dwelling
HEf1f house situate on Water street, between Cam
Ne eron and Teen streets, last in the occupancy
A..s.l Of the late WIN L. KenOedy, tsq. A new
brick kitchen has recently been built and other repairs
done. that makes it desirable situation for private
family. Immediate possession can be given.
Also
The dwelling house King street, Immediately
Joining the warehouses Of Messrs 81. Douglas This
house also in good repair. Possession will be given
On the 18th of the present month.
Tha. large, and commodious brick warehouse on
w ashington street, in the occupation of Nessrs
Kerr and Fi,zhugh, formerly occupied as -four
by Mr. Vase. Possession gwen the 22d ,pril next.
To good tenants, the above premises will be let on
very reasonable terms. ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
feb q dlweodlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
" as Found,

IN the street, yesterday evening. Bunch of KEYS,
Il which may ne of value to the loser. Any person
having lost Them have them application at this
Office, on paying the cost ofthis advertisement
Eeh ErSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-05
Fishing handing to Rent.

TIME subscriber will rent for one or more years. hle
L Fishing Landing, ABOUT y quarter Of mile north Of
the town Of Ale xanlra known by the name OF
MILBURN'S LANDING.
The contgi'y Of this landing to the town Of Alexan'
drIa. makes it general object TO Fishermen who are
invited to come and view the premises The subscri'
Der also forbds an persons from respasng upon me
premises aforesaid NJ is determined to enforce the
law against all such, without respect to persons ha''
ing recently suffered great injuries thereby
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