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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
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from .ts Nsuo.1 l-.-..-ce-1rl
.s-ea after Twas elected % the Gov
.-1- Calender came on here, wishing
ODE made Postmaster 90 Richmond :
trsa BIN lo be totally unfit lor Be; and
re- ready WAS 10 aid him with my
own charities, ,and ,hel gave him tty
j.ars.l 7 Odd n3,tluk ha public offices
cUatai Co me OBJ give away as charities.
Thus w-l.e ST. fer.EEso> the trcsl
lan. OF .le U...I States. t1 d friend with
v... a..l CORRESPONDENCE. lI rope.
I .5e claims Of Calender, ha acted H
3 manner worthy of bis character, aal a-
became has station Isuuot strange, tlat
bis name should have been nude use ofas
cover for ile very things DOB others winch
he HIMSELF most condemned. and especial
EnHc very mater0f Post OHc appom'-
uos1
Some even of our friends wo believe,
though, ,hat wc were unnecessarily eNct-
ieI last Summer at the waut0a rcmoF3.
o. Fostulsters, to serve mere party views.
o .o0ulish opponents, or reward Paru-
0s The defenders of ibis organized
AND deliberate prescription, whilst they
Affected Co Justify 30, were very Indignant
a. ODE cyagEeratlol of lle number of re.
n.a.s; which, we rcco.ect. was at one
SINE reported at three hundred TO.
merely Publishing which, as O report
which wc did not volch for, we were saIu-
SOB With a yo.ley Of abuse from the whole
battery oflhc confederate press.
Now, reader. what IS tte lcc
An official report from the Postmaster
GENERAL i0 answer % a resolution OF th5
oo1loIequun the information, disclo-
s-s thC iac,. that ,hc whole number O.
tes,nas,crs removed from office since
Che commencement OF .his Administers
ala, IS Fora u-NDsE0 AND NINETY
cNE
The number of tha removals IS not more
remarkable than tbe manner iu which tacy
Vrc a11ouoled am114 the several States
-.i Territories Iw0l.d be suacerorl-
SION 90 paint, 3D. aI i,s oIIolsue-s. the re-
mr,ab,e distinction between dtEreu,
States, ia Pie application Of ,b,s iastru-
maat OF REFORM To seems % have been
directed with aI the skll.ofthose medical
advisers, who, DOB the time of the IuQuisi-
uo1, always f0r bulIg1g'S sake, attended
Che Hd.cuoaoftb e torture.
Wh'stu New Hampshire. having Sis
REPRESENTATIVES, ia Congress, f6y-fr,
tos'uas.e-s have been removed, there
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
NOTICE.

= Nj ~ WIN lie q meeting orthe sWHLrL-
- ~ hifhL COMPANi," ibis Evening
Il lhe Court ious al Tie mgne of ,le Bell
P.mciual attendance Is requested "a 49,, i.'.i,,o
n DdircrS viii positively iake pi.ce.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
rf.a t-- Ns...aa ,a. .''.ceacal

Pamphlet which Ue announced to- our rca-
5ers day or two, iu winch, under The mo-
jes- uHe Of Remarks ON certain charges
made against hmm by the Government of
Colombia, Gen. HFEJsON h1s given a
narrative of facts which Is calculated To-
give q most unlavorabIe impression Of The
Intelligence and hberality of the Govern
meUl and leading men of the Colombian
nation.
We cannot pretend 10 follow the uarra-
tive throughout The main facts, h0wey-
en-, sbew that Gen. HARClsoN, as soon Is
be was superseded by Mr. MooHE, became
The object Of the meanest suspicion 90 jhe
ruIrE authority Bolivar was absent
from ths Government Oh q visit 10 the
Southern Provinces, and had left Coua-
ell t1 manage thc Government during his
absence. no o1co thc Council, General
UG3aNErA, the Secretary OF War; be
-.t. OH ms departure, Commission, an
a.Ugg INN 90 take upon himself All The
powers which had been coatided 10 tc
Council. rs ter as related TO Che three
Central Provinces, whenever Cl lceasio"
saal tts. "H..-. ID. '--' ''''..'i'
raord1uarr authority Upon tte Ias..
.s.Eoa @. Coroyf, durt 3 the last sar-
mer. these powers were assumed Hy G.H.
Urdaacl. BY his order d was 'ha- I.-
21.'.d I.d,gn'ie7 "-.o 'o"'''
most 'repoe.efods p'.,e GEESE .'
us1N aad bis s1 90 .r..I- ..'.' 1''''
ont OF The country. ID. pow, '.,'
seen. Fol1hE. sl's 'e". man ''5 81,
"lt no. authorize these iHe' ..e'' ''
"au.a0rl. was io be eAeicis-- owe, ''',
colombian Provinces, ol when ''"-'''
.'was certainly one. bai me C'p'o.'',.I
"raIadoes of the country. helorSc2 10 '.e
auholc country. aad not 90 tee rr.-r Oh q
"partorit. This however, " m'''eF
"of small concern 90 General OI-'He'a'
"He bad ,bc b1v0aets under las control
"to enforce his cd.cts. and dio Eoi iio'Die
"hIs head 20 make nice distinctions
The charges preferred by this ice-D re-
tator against General HARRisoN' are t's
most ridiculous conceivable, as our fe1
ders may imagine, when we state thal one
of them was, that the General had iast.5a-
ted llr Doodlng 90 assaSS'ua,e '.'' D' '''S''
and French Commissioners lhe secretary
of War then acting az Dictator ana u, I"'
. Secretary Of State OF Colombia. ne
proofs furnished by the secretary OF , oIl''
are thc assertions thlt ga remuneration y, VI
liu had actually been received ifom O'I-
.h1gaaa,' and that ,he Government pos
sessa1 "o,hors. of to- secret character
. ta be- presented" Did any one ever near
,ao a<a- or read ..' unless I'D ,le u,a's ,.'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
1TNrTGT3.
TEzE gARTEEE5ZIP
VIII - hereil fofr sEl-ie o. -en
GnAHArG s. rTaHun

10 the Livery BusIness was ii-lirei o. ti.e 2lie
nsi. by rnunial consent. Philip lsller. b agIsr
nest, IS 10 settle % scrounis Of tiie Finn
PHILIP TI7rtF.
vsh-esng Nth2' ls'l -rcF
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
Tyler Couag co,Dt--.Mlreh IeTn 1880.
Hary Y0ho, pifiaiB
ese. ala5 &. iw CHiNcERT
TEsaas MgHkhor's.
dfadnais.
LY1HiNcERT

,Tb,. day came tie plaintiff ~ lus counsel, and
dc defcndluts 80 go. ~ and iho'nis
1,ntbouse not having euiefed their appearance
'I g,,,n secaiuiy, acrording 10 Tie ac' of Assem-
m, an Dc rules &c THE Conn, and d ppclrnr ~
siti.fcilry evidence fhli ihey are no. inhabiin'5
~ il,.. cailnona cath; ii ihercf,re, % fhe nio-
hon of ibe plaintiff ordered ihaf DE saii defend
aus DO appear here on ihe first day of tie neat
Inns term, and answer lie $50 81 the plaintiff md
ilaf a COPY Of thi- order Do forthwith iu-srei boz
..air uerspspcr pub shed in the iosrn ~ Nlieol-
int f1r tgO fDDufls surcessiYef. and posted q be
iani door Ut he court house OF ihis county Tor ii2
lkc pcrud. a COPS.
T.tc, A. 3. BlRCkHE so, OF *.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07

Cheap .4atiG0ts ~ mere is not house
;, tbe country tha, does not contain Ger
.,,o remedy for poisoning, If instantly ad-
,,io;stered. Il Is nothing more laan two
tos.so3onluls of made mustard, mixed IA
ya-m water. Il acts as an instantaneous
ems,ic. Making THIS simple an',to'e
t,oun NAV be the means OF saving many
= follow creature from an unuHeiy death
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
w. RMOADS,
NO. u, B0w1y's WHARF,

NO. ID, BOWLZ'S WHARF,
BALTIMORE,
m TSPECTFTLLY sGcrs his services Cos tle
RI Purchase or sale Of Goods, aui Tor ,he For
GlTlIng ofthp same toany part Ot thc 4. states
PROPERTY directed % bis clre, for either
purnose will meet with prompt and dnc attention.
.or which. Commission wl.l be charged a. The
lowest rates.
lu Forwarding goods 20 the West, by way Of
PITTSBURGH and Wheeling particular attention wD
l. given % tho.r immediate and least cKpensHe
.-l1,por,lilon. 1t either OF which place., Owner
cll rs u1ty BE- most Convenient setle Freight
l!i Ch1r-es
GOODS by the Boston aud Providence Lines
b, t.o -Nsu York lnd Baltimore Despatch Line"
P,,kets. end bv the "B lltmorc and Philadelphia
ID .0airh Line Packets through ihc Canal are
IsnfeI ue1r DIS Warehouse. which Will prevent
injury 20 Goods Eom dfayagc, AMI save that cz-
pon-r.
Msrch1nl.ss win De received and .hippci by
the above lines packets, or 70 the south, fee vi
commission.
s Packet " thc "Bal'jmorr and Nli5- T85s d.
94i-l hie IeI,e- Coffee House Sip New-I0rs,
lnI BJWIey's Whlrr Baltimore. every Saturday
TrUV UlL ~ THUEsTos, 40, fTJEt ST. " J.
vs.. RuoADs, - B0lrl.is Bsh Aekaris.
Also, "a Packe; of tiie "PHLiorLPnIA Asp
B,LuvotE DEsPArcH LIVE" through iIe Def-
ware sni Chc.ape bee Cana. sails d4i.y ,,.m g..
1 y rih Whlve-, Philadelphia, aud - Bowie
Wharf Baltimore.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07

n.rs above yo.e .ar oa- ~Ha against
aaoe ofae Amended Coos..u-
,r - we're by persons 90 whom Che
...--.fagois 1tesasi-erery one of
voted aea.n-, b. FAe people o.
m -,-rr have thus given D mos, rae-
.,... svrrssoaof their sa37ro5aaaa
n, e5-a va.cahas been offered iacm
-- 1rssm Leigh and Co., our sovereign
o.tas East Tue Pea77a'rg o..
IVES. if.acYlra TO be ranked with the
cs rhs East are not etpr'3aTed to
themselves Oh ,la, footing by their
eva votes
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
ALONZO WAKENAE 4N. Wh1ves. =
Fml4d-ipl..a z
" RIlOAD5 l. Boaily's Whnl
BI.umIreJ

The Eitors oftLc following nsnncd -N'.t-.'-
pers a-o requested 10 insert lhs ah''e =, W" Ia,
mount of I've Dollars elci- an1 iAe.f ~"
be- paid on sight By AyDERsos d" 81 Ll'-1'''
Commission Mloichanis, vs. heeAng.
Duig G1zouc, Cincinnati Nii''1h
Nashville, Tenn Repabiran, l. l. !. 20 &c
Public Advertiser. Louisville NY y !, si'',
Frankiou. Ky. ReDoner, LeHlnsig.n ny -, i'-. ~.
geucez Findaa. ~. Adsenis.I' 49,, :, p So -,
80 Alq Ro.,.t',-.n Z ine-siiie. Ono, BeEi.A
sisDbsnyiTre. o. Isr..,iiu, New Li~57n, y. @ :
ze,.e Par.sbg-si, - sr,r'o GeZef's, - hco
Tie Ca.1.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07

Nar5i q 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
GvU y. ttUWsn

S now op, ningan addition to is Ill SUPPLY,
which renders his assortment very complete
amongst which are:
Super blue, olive brown, and black cloths; cadet
mixture and irab do; rose, point, and Nacknaw ban
| kets: sup,r common, and lew priced cassnets and
lin,,,s; A nne's, baizes, and figured table covers;
Gurnse, trucks for aborers; supsre merino shirts;
black and assorted m'rinos. circass.ns, and bomba
zetes; lustres and Norwich crapes Italian ustrings,
gro lie maps and satin ievan,ines, &c. Men and NO.
| men's mohar aud worsted hose, some yer, fne; An.
cola aud silk do; wide and narrow bangups beaver.
teens, Canton AanneIs for merchant taiors; Scotch
! CAPS, Irish knit hose
Real Germantown half hose, long and square merno
shawls Tibet do: white camels-har do barege and
other fancy hdkfs; steel and fancy butons black and
colored lasting; superior gaoons and shoe ribbons;
black cotton ferrets and furniture binding; silk stocks
and cravas; cacos; coiored and white cambrics;
barred ditto; super plain book muslin; bandannos and
choppss; Irish linens and lawns; linen and linen cam.
brio hdkfs; Irish, sarnsey, Russia and domestic dis
pers; damask napkins patent ard other pins; spool
and tire al foss mems oskin and woodstock glove.;
ladies' do some scarlet, beautiful article; black,
pink md white grapes, marking canvass Ra,tnets fan
CIV brushes &C; aith general assortment of
DONE SIYC GOODS.
| nov 1-d3teo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
New Fancy hardware Store
JOHN MIR
IL has commenced the ~ ~


H has commenced the
FANCY H9RDTT.4RE BUSINESS
IN the house opposite the Mechanics Rank recsn,,v
occuoied ov Mr. j Vansant, where he he has on sale
IN considerable variety, selection of such articles "a
Is usually kept in stores Of the kind; comprising
" household Ofensils-Knives and forks. car.
'ers' s,eeis' and,rons, tongs and shoves. lenders
spoons iaaies, swimmers walters, coffee mills site
cshdesucks, shutters and trays; ron tin and bell me
tsi kettles; saucSpans; waffle, sad, and grid irons.
S, HOOKS curtain pins, bellows, spi,tons, bas-
&e.s coai mods and shovels &C. general assortment
OF Cfe itNSS, CO 'prsins pots. ovens, sklets and
irons, grd''es, extra lids, mortars and pestles &c
" Carpenters Ioois-Panes and irons. au-
gers s,mes ch'sels. gouges. squares rules saws bra
csS ana oti niles, rssps, nails screws, sprgs locks
iatehes: bolts hinges hammers. ha,chets, &c.
" oaddlery-Stirrups, bits, buckles, Whips,
thongS; cation, worsted, and stranng web; carr, all
moun'ngs spurs, plated knobs, slides, rings and hooks
cus tacks needles. awl. hammers, &c
Of Shoemokers' Fiadiags-Knives. thread.
avis, tscks, rasPs flies. ruobcrs. pincers hammers
hats, punches heel ball, Sand paper, web, sparrow
bills, bristes irons Sc
" 6rushes-Sweeping hearth, busting, nail,
comb, tooth, head cloth, shaving, table, scrub paint
horss cfunG, shoe, wai sc.
Miscettaneoas-Curry combs; trace, halter.
and back land ci.a.n~; dog collars canes combs bu,
eons needles, pms, SCISSORS, penkrives straps
SOAP and Cases; cotton, wuoi, and horse cards; hut
cher and oyster knives spades shovels trowels wood
saws, spectacles, thmbles. comode and giass knobs
git and silvered iale tassels and cord, &c,6 &C.
Which will BE- disposed of upon reasonable terms
Persons desrous o purchasing are solicited to give
INN call, as IS has purpose 10 sell at very snail
sdvance. Persons who do not wish to purchase are
also quested To call, he will be please TO S, e AN,
who come either to- purchase or look
Zoos 5C'w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
ihe ArI 7 inAclnS
MR.. GFNERES

% ESPECIFU ,Yinfoim he allies andGenemen
) 3 of Alexandria that his Dancing School is open
fr the reception IF pupils in tho polite accomplish
ment of Dancing
Young Lsdr, will receive lessons at his room every
Thursday and Friday evening iro'u o'clock til -
DO. vii, be ,,"ght from till on tn. same evening
night cisss for yourg Gentlemen, from till on the
same evening very week
a subscription pah-r is left in the hands OF Mr..
KRss the Post Oice. to receive the names of the
young gentlemen who DESTROYS Of becoming scho
lars nov l-Se4k
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
SHIP NEWS.
PaRP Or ALEXANDRIA,. ID. C. }

ARRIVED. OCTOBER 81.
Schooner Columbia. Shinn, New York; freight
for the District.
SlOop Johnson, Johnson, Philadelphia; freight
hr the District.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
anil passengers for the District
Steamboat fredericksburg J.Jenkins, do.do.
Passed of Swans Point, Ships Shenandoah
and Virginia bound down.
SAILED, NOVEMBER !.
Schooner Decatur, Davis, New York.
schooner Erie, Bartram, New York.
-9N9-
Schr. Velocity for this port, sailed from Hall
hy 18th ult
Schr. Lucy and Abigail. from Boston for
ms por.was spoken off Nantucket shoal 25th ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
EGNcntiOM.

I'M Mondsy, y " mber Ist shalt open n SCHOOL
~ in the house next to Mr. Johf ston's, IN Fair.
FIX street betw Prince and Duk, streets. Pupils
of both will be admitted. The course of ,tuoy
will comprise The .siin md Greek Languages, and
the usua, branches in English
TEHjfS:
photography, Reading, and riting - } Per Qnsr-
Ugh, bra ches ST ter ,sy-
Eucll's Elements, and the Latin or ab'e quar-
Greek Languages 81 terry
am aware, from experience of the aTuuus nature
of those duties winch pertain TO thu sructOn VI
youth, and deeply convincei of the mpor,snc, Az
responsibility involved in the discharge of them Ia
engaging perform these duties, il shall be m,g eat
object to connect moral with ntcllcc uaI mprOs Mt
TO this object shall my nnwesried exer,,ons be devot
ed, and the discipline Of the Institution directed
ROBERT CLARKE,
Alexandria, Oct 49, l83O-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02

.,ls,at5 06!; total sales Of the week about 1000
sis, including lot of 700 barrels, the price
= Inch is kept secret. The lower grades of
Wbsat Flour are scarce and relatively high, as
III he seen by referring to quotations. Rye
ciour continues scarce; sales Of 500 barrels at
~ Corn Meal is also scarce and inquired
esr. several sales IN barrels at s, and 40 hhds.
lis: hhds are now held higher.
Grain.-Wheat afiOat continues scarce; for
,s,t in store there has been more inquiry, and
ome sales of the better qualities at 95 100 cts.
nrncipally at 95 GO cents, most OF it yellow at
r cents. PENNSYLVANIA Corn from boats and
,.,oons hassold at IS 90 cents. Rye has come
, more freely, and sales of good Southern have
.een made to some extent at 81 cents. Oats
.ontinnc as last quoted. Two cargoes of North
pi,er Barley arrived this week, which were dis
,o,rd of previous to arrival at "a cents. The
,ewers have but small stock on hand, and
,,,od quality is wanted.-Price Current.
-eSt
NETWORK MARKET-OcroBER SO.
Ashes continue in clever demand, at S5 IL
and S5.J. Flax and Cloverseeds are beginning
;, come in freely; the former is held at 10 cents
per ID. and the latter at $40 per cask: sales are
kim these prices. Cotton heavy and tending
doN;nward. Flour las not varied for day or
,oo; prices are 6 cents lower than at the close
# last week. Rye 6s 65 cts; good southern
.,ll at So cents. Barley brisk at 60 cts. Hops
bi,her by Gets. perlb. Mo!asses; 500 hhds.
orleans are now about the whole stock. Turpen-
,lne has advanced toiSs. Linseed Oil scarce as
ever: sells ON landing at 95 cents.
Beef. dull; sales new country mess Pork at
sl42j. and prime $40 l24. Steady sales of Sn-
oar at the prices current last week. Money "a.
bundant. Business generally continues quite
o,d-,J1ur Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
l,adies' auction.

IN Friday morning, the 9Th ins, at IL O'Clock. viii
Obe sold without reserve, Whites auction room,
elegant merino, cashmere and gauze scsrfs; gro do
nap and other silks; crcsssans and bombazettes; Ita
i'sn grapes, gauge and lace vls black and white elk
hose and half hose Also, in addition to his present
stock IS crates and packages Of glass and crocke.
Hware' consisting in rar Of elegant cut glass ocean.
tens; 30 do. bowi, ceeries, dishes. sugars, Ian ps,
passag do tumblcrs. wines, blue printed plates pit
great variety OF moulded and ware. looking
glasses. sc &C. U'Articles read, for examination on
Thursday morning. nov2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
= office.

= OtACS.
HNDER the authority Of r Decree # the County
- Court Vi Fairfax III the case of Thomas Swami,
complainant agains tine Executor of Levi st, ne de.
ceased, and ID Chichester, Defendants the subscri.
Der will offer for SALE public auction the front
or of the Court fious. of Fairfax court,, At one
O'Clock, p n. IN the 18Th deg OF Noremjer merit.
..a,.6 II TRdCT OF LAND
eg+1S on Puhck Run, il. Iii, said Count adjoining
~ the lands Of Jno Golfers heir, Peter ou[-
sssaSs ter's heirs. Doctor " m Gunnell, and ID. p.
Chichester, supposed 70 contain
i61 Acres.
The quantity will, however, be accurately ascertain
ed BY the day Of sale. Terms Cash.
RI TAYLOR,
oct 90 Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
Grand hodge.

TIME annual .mn,unication Of the Grand Lodge of
\ fhe District Of Columbia win be held at the Cen
trial .1asonc Hail. in the City Of Washing ton, on Tues
dan nert the 2def Norsmber ut 10 O'clock 4 NJ
nov l-3t WI. KERR, Jr., Grand Sec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
AWSh Smith q Co

az AVE lately received addition to their stock Of
IL Gncy and staple
CHINA and E.4R2HE .NTT.7RE;
whicb makes their assortment verI complete. Com.
prising
Dining servi ;es, of blue, brown, pink and other
fauc, patterns, unusually large and complete
Elegant figured China and plain gold banded
tea sets
lnd, china dining services
do do soup ,ureens, plates, S5c.
Also, Silver mounted cas-, r frames. cut bottles
Fin. plated do do do
Jspsned do do
All Of which they determined to sell at the low
estprices anl the most liberal terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
Mechanics Relief Society

stated quarterly meeting of the Mechanics reiIef
n society viii be held AZ their hall o., Uednesday
epenine neIf Sd November inst at o'clock. h order
of the Pr sdent. JNO. CORSE,
nov 1-3t Secretary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02

For Eent,
MY PROPERTY situate on the Bank Of the Poto.
Nj mac, about quarter of mile from, AIeIsn.
dris containing between twenty and thirty acres On
the premises t.,-re rs h comfortable
s:xuS BRICK DEfELLING HOUSE,
EF4TI ia with brick bsrm, stable, and mIK house,
NE s tZ and Other necessar. oct buildings here
3is sttache, t" ,hls property
A FISHERY,
which. Improperly mama Ell. may &c source Of pro il
to any inclined to REMIT =.
ALSO.
For one year. The B.; lance NJ my lease.
A LOT adjoining the Poor House. formerly
in the occupancy Of Jacob Hoffman, tag ON winch
there is small
,.Hs WOODEN TENEMENT
hsl. A tenant who WISHES it CAN nt supplied with
horses, cows. hogs, poughs, harro~s. garden tools,
ahd a VARIETY Of poultry. To good tenant the rent
will ne made easy.
il SEQ MOSES HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

Trustees Sale.
AN SATURDAY. the 1871 day of nerf month. at
~ IL o'clock ct noon. the subscriber will offer for
sale. at public auction the premises one undivided
moiety Of the Establishment commonly called the
xA CRY T4VERN,"
f7HS slf. now in the occupation Of n C'sgett, q.
fSa 8 i& tuated on the west side of Royal street
and south side Of Cameron street, cxtend-
ing from ,he intersection ct SAID .rsets south Ro, al
street 80 feet; thence 125 feet 81 inches, thence
south 81 feet 81 inches; thence west II feet; I'll.
north LOG feet 81 inches to Cameron street, thence
cas-, ON Cameron street 1877 feet 81 nches to the be-
ginning And
One Annuity or Rent in Fee Of 1884,
payable half earl, the 10Th May and 18th Novem
Der in every year-chargeG three story brick tc
nement and lot of ground the east side Of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets. in the
occupation of James Green. TerL3 cash.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from William s. Moore and wife to X. ]. Taylor, for
the indemnity of Thos. Irwin.
For the Trustee:
aug II go WIZ. Il. MUTT. Auct.
W The above sale IS postponed until ST.
IURD.4Y, the 9th Of .'ouensber. at noon.
TERMs-One third Of the purchase money to be paid
in handi the sdue in two .quai instruments of six
and MONTHS with interest from the day OF sale
the title to be retained until the pa,m shall bS
completed, with power the Trustee to sell fof
any default in payment.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

public WEDNESDAY,
the Clerk OF the the following LOTS and ARTS OF
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d. C.
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FaEDERIcKsBURe CLASSICAL AcADsmr, J

OcioJer l4h 1880 {
Mr RopEHr CLAnKE was pupil ~ his -em,nsry at
the comm. ncement Of the year 1923. when Z ook
charge Of it liehad, at that time, made cons.ders-
BILE progress in m classical studies. was so vel 50.
tsfed as his requirements sRd so much pleased With
his assitlui,y and corrcctepoehent, that employed
him as my Assistant during the year 1924, and in that
statoa his services entirely satisfactory Since
that time, hr has had charge, himself, Of School in
Fredericksburg, aud some IF his scholars have been
stud, ing the classics
consider Mr.. Clarke COCA Latin and Greek scho.
lar He also studied Arithmetic and the frat four
books of Euclid ~th me. From my knowledge of
Mr. Clarke, Industry, correctness and intelligence,
have no hest alton in stating that convinced he
will be all efficient and valuable Teacher.
THOMAS II. HANSON.
=
We, the undersigned, who have for several years
sent our children to the School Of Mr. ROBERT CLilxE
in the Town of Fredericksburg, understanding that
Dir Clarke is about to to Aiexands, take plea.
sure in stating that consider him qualified in an
eminent degree instruct in those branches which
he Processes teach. and that his moral character
entirely unexceptionsble.
JNO. l.. NARYS,
! ROBT. B. FIFE,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
! GARRETT MINOR,
| ROBERT MACKAY.
| FaEDInIcKssuus, October Is. 1880.
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BoarAing House.

Mrs. REBECCA MILLS returns thanks for past
MI favors and informs the public that she Is pre-.
pared to accommodate Boarders at her house on Fair
fax street two doors north of the Second Presbyterian
Church, oct W-w3w