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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

THNO FARMERS AND MERCHANDISING are
"A now receiving and offer for sale ON accommodate
ing terms,
1000 Sacks Liverpool filled salt, large sizes and from
Astons factory,
rs Bushels clover seed,
With large and general assortment of Groceries
by wholesale retail.
Cash paid for country produce, and flour received in
store for our country friends. SCOTT s. FRY.
Feb. 10. 99-2uf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

NVflRGlNlA: ut Court of Appeals, held at the
" capitol in the city of Richmond on Tuesday, jan.
uary Goth 1890
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

Upon an Appeal
ireIn a decree pro-
nounced by the SUI
. Superior Court oi
Chancery, held In
Richmond,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

Nathaniel Piggott, administrator
de bonis non with the will annex
ed of Henley Taylor, dec. &c.
Applts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

"A LENANDER will stand the ensuing season at
"a Charlotte Court House, underline superintendence
OF Wyatt Cabell. Particulars hereafter.
JOS. WYATT.
Feb. 16. gq-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16
j. L.. COHEN, Jr s. BROTHERS.,
Feb"4' SI-2awt20thFeb. Baltimore

FENROSr SALE OF LANDRY virtue of a deed
K OF trust, executed by J. f. Trioe to the subscri-
berS dated the Both January 1925 recorded in the
ohce OF the Clerk OF Louisa County Court we shall on
Wednesday the ieth day OF March next at IL o'clock
OF fd'r not, the first air day hereaiter) proceed to
sell Oh the premises, to the highest bidder the said J.
r. Irice's interest in the Tract Land living on Fork
Creek, in the county OF Louisa, on which his Father
James Trce decd lived. The said Trice's interest be-.
ing lots No 1, 2, T. and TO- the local situation of
which, may be by reference to the plat filed i'm the
Clerks office, by the Commissioners who divid ed the
estate Twelve months credit viii be allowed the pur-
chaser, or purchasers his or their giving bond or
bonds with approved security, and deed Of trust ON
the land, 10 secure the payment.
JOHN GARTH. D.
JOSIAH LEAKE, jr. ) trustees
N B-Ihe above is consequent failure OF the
purchasers at too sale TO comry with the terms
OF said sale. g
feo 10 99-w2w-2t ] l.. Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

IN CHANCERY.--In Hanover County Court Jan.
n uary, 9th, 1880:
David Via, Archibald Via, Pleasant Moore and Thorn
Parsons, Pitts
against
John Via and Edmund Via, Dens
This day the Plaintiffs by their counsel and filed
their bill in this cause and he Defendants not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the Act OF Assembly and the rules of Court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the that they are
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth motion of the
Plaintiffs, il is ordered, that they appear here on the
hrst day OF April Court next and answer the Plaintiffs
said bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN the Enquirer, newspaper published in the
CITY of Richmond for two months successfully and that
another copy be posted at the front door Of tho courthouse
OF this county A Copy Teste.
PHILIP ID. WINSTON, G. n. c.
Feb. 10. g0-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

ASTEAM SUGAR REFINERY, No. 81 Church
- .4Hey, PhiIddeiphia-The subscribers having
their Refinery IN full operation under the superinter
dance OF Joseph 5. Lowering formerly Of the house
OF Messrs Philips Lowering Of this ethyl are pre-.
pared to supply orders for double single loaf aud lump
sugars, refined DthoW The use Of blood, Of the same
superior character that made heretofore by Messrs
y. & L. which they will dispose Of at liberal discount
Tor cash, or for acceptance IN this city.
LEX, CANDY & LEX, Philadelphia
The subscriber, agent Tor the sales OF the above
mentioned sugars in Richmond, has constantly on
hand, for sale at factory prices full supply.
Jan. II. S3-Y6Yi( BERNARD PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

I length-riessrs Bryes and Haryie yers oppoyea 10
them. MIR. Terrill moved the indefinite postponemen,
OF the whole subject, which was lost. The debate still
contnued; when Mr.. watts moved to postpone the bill
| till the 3Ist OF March.
This gave rise TO Discussion of point of order,
whether The Indefinite Postponement and the Motion
to postpone till the 3lst March were not the sam. MOI
ton. The Chair dc cded il was and MIR. Watts was
about to avail himself OF the proposition OF the Chair to
appeal TO the House. wherein the suggestion of mem
oer' MT Natts waived the first motion and TO
postpone the bill Till the 10Th March (vir,ualy to reject
it,
Mr. BOYD supported the motion aud contended that
the question really was, whether by extingu.bng or
changing the per cent stock, which beons cd 10 the
Literary Fund, the Legislature was to cut down m.
dividend OF that Fund, to such degree, that il could
admit oil no annual augmentation none that could yo
to the establishment OF Colleges or Academies none
that could be distributed, beyond the present appropr
auon OF Si5O0o TO the education of the poor people
| the State.
On taking the question, Mr.. Watts motion prevail
ed-and the House Immediately adjourned.
CHEROKEE LINE-Wr are il formed that Gen.
erai Coiees report on the Creek and Cherokee line
mas reached Washington City From the map accom-
p'nying IL, and from what is understood TO be the sub
sance oil the report ITSELF it that the true line
should begin AT the Shallow Ford on the Chattahoo.
chic, aud follow circuitousy, on their ridge aranpe
oil hills, TO Wits Creek. This line it is understood
cuts OIL from the Cherokees about onehrd of the land
believed by US TO belong Georgia under the treaty
with the Creeks of 1927 So that if it should bs esta6
lished Georgia will lose about t,co- thirds of what we
contend properly belongs US, under that treaty.
The evidence in support OF the position assumed by
Georgia is so strong, that well satisfied she will
not he content with any other line than that run by
Col. Wales. TGeogia L,,,,,oI
The Collector at .fmb0y.-The Newark Sentn i
announces that the Marshal of the district OF New
sey has advertised the real estate of Robert Arnold
late collector at Amboy, for sale the IL inst. 1t
consists oil eight tracts OF land of various Sizes and
bout the same number OF dwelling houses aud farms
including homestead of $50 acres. The Ssn:in-
paper not CONSPICUOUS for any Partially towards the
present administration, says: nv Y f. Post.
Such an accumulation OF property from Office of
subordinate Importance iavors the idea that the late
collector might have been the that eat the malt that
lay in the house that Jack built IL the fact is 20 we
do not pity the man though caught in Jackson trap
We uphold no man in peculalion and fraud OF the pub
lie money.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

C. r. MERCER.
President of The C. & o. Canal Company.
Fred. .WIy,
JOS. Kent,
Nm. Smith, Directors
PhineGs JdnneV,
Peter Lemon,
long debate ensued on the ouestion-in which
Messrs. Edeington, McCabe, aud Faulkner supported
the application OF the company for the right TO COM
meDce the western section o! the canaI contendng
TIA II was calculated 10 produce profit to the compa-
ny; and that IT would receive the support of Ppnnsyl-
vana and Ohio. MIR. Rves of p. G. opposed the pro.
position. The argument long, desullory and in
some parts sufficiently spicy. We shall not undertake
10 report itlest do Injustice TO the sneakers or
their arguments and illusions. Finally, while Mr..
Faulkner of Berkeley was addressing the House,
Mr.. MASON withdrew the amendments I've had pro-
nosed H. said he found HE PROPOSITIONS were
ry to all his supposon, objected to by the gentlemen
from his own district of country.
An enquiry was made by Mr.. Miller, why the bilhad
Femhraced pr visions not contained in the memorial OF
the compsny-whch was answered by Mr. Faulker
who said they perfectly acceptable to the CON.
pdny
message was received from the Senate, by Mr.
Dfomgoole that they had passed the bill. "Changng
the time OF holding the Superior Court Of n mover
and "ImPosing taxes Tor the support OF Govern.
ment"
Mr.. RrvEs Of p G. moved the indefinite postpone.
nen of the G. and D Canal bill with its amendments
which was lost, ayes 81, noes ll6.
The question required on agreeing to the amend
ment OF the Senate. when Mr. Gollrick called for the
ayes and noes Mr. Edgington said, that the riends
OF the bill did not object the anne ndment of the Sem
ate. MIR. Miller said, he presumed the opponents Of
Tie bill would not raise any ec,ions TO that amend
m"hj and therefore Gi not the necessity Of calling
me ayes aud noes Mr.. Williams Of Harrison hoped
the House would disagree 20 the amendment of the
Senate; thinking that the bill which passed the House
was perfectly sufficient, and that the amendment of
the Senate was supererogatory.
The ton taken on agreeing 10 the amend.
ments OF the Senate, aud carried, Ayes l59, Noes /.
find NJ course the bin has no,O become n la,o
Mr. RoBERTsoN asked leave to bring in bill TO All.
thozs the Common Council OF the town Of Petersburg
TO subscribe TO the stock Of The Petersburg Rail Road
Company; stating that bs application was founded on
letter which he had just received from several friends
10 Petersburg.
The resolution was adopted, and committee was ap.
pointed to bring in the bill.
The engrossed bill "Amending the acts concerning
Idiots and Luoa,ies, and to provide for clothing the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

YESTERDAY, Communication was received from
the Senate, stating that they had passed the bill TO
exrain and amend act entitled 'An act incorporating
Company to construct turnpike road from The Warm
springs to nersect the Kanawha Turnpike at Gala
ghans touh GHiendmeHts--And that they had rfjsei.
Ell the BiIl To authorize Lottery for the benefit
Of the Boietonr Seminary in the town Of Fincaslle
anu OIL " 10 add part OF tho county Of GreeDbrer
70 me county OF Monroe."-CThe amendments of the
Senate 10 the first named bill were concurred in by the
House)
Mr. GRIFFIN Of Southampton reported several bills
as duly enrolled
Vddoui bills had their LIT and 2d Readings
Mr.. Bryce called up the differentiation Blu which
was amended on his motion, and ordered to be read
3D. time.
Mr. BRYCE also called mp the Eagrossed Bill " Di.
reciings Census enumeration Of the inhabitants of
This Commonwealth" which Mr.. Dunton moved to he
indefinitely postponed; he did not see the least bene
nj from ts passage. (Tbe bill provided, that the Com
nl..oneIs Of the Revenue Of the esysfal eeuplies
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DIED.,


On Saturday evening last, after painful i'll
ness of five days, DAVID HENRY GIBsoN, young
est son Of A. Gibson, Esq. of Middleburs, IVA. J
Seldom has it fallen to our lot to notice the de-
cease of one so young. who possessed so many
good qualities, and who, thus early in life, had
given greater promise of future usefulness to so.
ciety. Though yet only in the spring time of
life,-just entering his fourteenth year,-he had.
BY an amiability Of character rarely met with in
one of his age. by his correct moral department,
his urbanity OF manners. and gentleness of dispo-
si,ion. secured to himself the good will and es-
teen of all who knew him. This dispensa,ion
Of Divine Providence-so sudden. SD unexpected
is sorely felt; and by it the fond hopes of an
affectionate family have faded away, and the che
rished expectations of numerous friends bl GIFTED.
/. Death of General ~ ilian,s General DAVID
WILLIAMS. died. as will be seen from the follow
ing extract of letter, received in this city. on
the 10th inst. General WILLIAMS was staunch
republican-his personal habits were simple,
manly and transformations As public man, he
was respected for his integrity and dsint crested
zeal in the concerns Of of his country; as citi-
zen. his character was made I'D of all the features
calculated TO make him respected and beloved
General WILLIAMS was formerly an Editor and
proprietor OF tniS journal. Tie na0 nlleu many
of the Offices Of the State, and was. at one period.
its Supreme Exc utive; and in every station, his
course was such as to add TO his already large re-
pu,at;on. The state has indeed. sustained Sc
rious calamity in his loss.-Charlesfon City Goz.
.GEoRoETowN. Nov. 16. 1920.
" At a late hour. last night. information reach
ed this place, tina, GEN. DAVID r WILLIAMS
had been mortalIy wounded about o'clock. IN
in the day. by the falling Of same heavy pieces Of
timber, off the Bridge, which he was erecting "a
cross Lynch's Greek. SIS miles from town, on The
Northern Mail Road--that both his legs were
broken just below his knees. Sc SC. A gentle
man Immediately from the place where the acct
dent occurred, gives the melancholy intelligence
of his having died Of his wounds about O'Clock.
this morning. The loss of such man, at any
time should be matter q! general regret--hut,
when remember the various pubiic0!lices which
this gentleman has filled for a long succession Of
wears and with how much credit TO himself, and
usefulness to to the peopie-and when we re-
member. also. his opinions on the politics. which
at present. asitate the State. and The stand he
had taken-we can view his loss public ca
lamitv.o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
This il to give nutice,

FEyIlAT tie subscriber hath obtained from the Or.
q ph2ns' court Of Charles County, IN "srl land ict-
tiers # administrations OH the personal estate OF IonN
Il. stone late nf sid county. cecrased All pers"s
hsvi'g caims ag ,ins, the sad deceased, are hereby
warnetlto ,hb, the same with the vouchers thereof
TO ,he subscriber, at ~ before tic 18th da Of May
next; the, otherwise. by law, be excluded from
ii; benef Of said estat. tiven under my hand, this
18th ds, OF November, 1880
nov 25-3, JOSEPH! STONE, Admir-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
MARRIED.

ln Georgetown, d. c. on Thursday evening
last, by the Rev. Mr. Vanloman, Mr. GEORGE
w. VARNELL Of this place. to Miss MARY ANN
CATHARINE GIBSON, Of the former place.
la Prince Georges County, Md. on the Esd
instant, by the Rev. John Smith, of Alexandria,
Mr.. CLEMENT b. HILL, to Mrs. ANN MARIA
BERRY. both Of said county.
In Washington, Pa in October last, by the
Rev. L. Wheeler, Mr.. ALFRED GAIT to Miss
REBEccA HALLAM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
frOVuSNSS

GzrHI. be owed IT the Commandments Once At
~ The Navy Yard at Washington, G. Ill he IN
Dec mber for iurn shng SoUO cubic feet of the 'es,
what TAX logs, OF the following dimensions, viz:
1000 cubic feet to he not less than so inches at the
smsi. end and iro n ID 10 iS feet long.
1000 cubic feet TO oe not less than 20 inches AT the
small eud, and froin 1U TO 20 fee, long
1000 cubic feet to he not less than IS inches at &c
small end and from : 10 IS feet long
be of the very hes, slity, and to be Delivered
at the Navy Yard at Washington, ID c. in al, the month
Of Nav. 1881. ISAAC HULL.
nov "a It'd
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tMar(es r. OAAe,
Alto NFY At LAW

DEsPLC Fully fftr. HI. services to the pu bic
II He will att end TO business in the Superior and In
feror Courts of Prince William County Tie ma, De
AZ Brentsviie on The second and last Saturdays
every month, or at his residence, Glover Hill near
Brentsyiie, al any time -,
All letters dressed 70 him through the BrentsVl''e
Post flee will be punctuahy attended to
nov 10 --d2wJ3tsw4w
1tFr.tlerick sbury Arena will please publish The
abnre a,lv-rs. uent and send their account to tins
Dffict for PAY ment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
-@S
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Nov. 25.

The weather continues unavorable for out door
business. anil but few transactions since last re-
port worthy of notice. 400 barrels superine
Flour sold at SIS 1Octs. Since Saturday last the
demand for Clover Seed has been active. and Sc
per bushel readily obtained. and in same instan-
cess trife more has been paid Lnseed Oil is
held at 7S cents in barrels, and - cents in tier
ces and hhds. Whskey continues scarce: sales
at so cents in barrels from store. Corn is dull
of sale at last weeks prices. Curaem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
BOSTON MARKEr-NovEMBEn 60.


Fyour.-rhere has been considerable demand
for low qualities of Southern -four for expectation.
for which the following lots have been taken.-
900 brs Fredericksburg lowland, at 5 81, 100
do do 5 7.16. AGO do Alexandria do S74, 600
do do and 100 do Georgetown at the same price;
credit or months and $50 do AieXandria noun
tain. at so and 500 do Howard street. so
cash, and ) Go a 62s mo- The sales to the
trade consist of 200 do Howard street. ) So cash.
400 do do 5 80. 90 days, 600 do do Alexandria
mountain 5 so, 4 mo. common brands tennessee
) 6es, and Ely and Red Beach, IS 81
cash.
Groim-The imports Of Corn are 1000 bush
els. The demand has not been very animated.
and the market is without any material change
on prices: some very prime lots ofyellow corn, have
been sold at small advance on last quotations;
the sales consist Of about 10000 bushels white
and yellow fiat corn, 50 a 60 and superior lots OF
the latter at &c. Oats are a shade better, and
for Rive higher prices are asked owing to the sup
plies being less than expectation. Corn, North
ern, g. 6s; South. fiat yellow. 90 90; wh'te'
IS 60; round yellow, e. IS; Barley, So.
Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
COMMERCE IAl..
Exiroci of letter from baltimore.

NOVEMBER q. 1851.
sThere is no material change in the price Of
Flour since last week but the article is in de-
mand, and meets with ready sale. Although the
receipts are large. the wagon price tins week has
been pretty steady at S. 06i cts. Store price IS
I2i cts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26

~ Charity Sermon.-The usual Annlver-
saw sermon on hehsIfo the st Andrews Society.
will be delivered On Sabbath Evening. IN the FIRST
rrsbytc ran Church hy the Rev. ELIAS iARnIsoN the
a, Ais or which will be- distributed as formerly 10 the
noor of the town unconnected with the Society
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
Missing,

INROM on board the Steamboat fredericksburg o"
n her arrival at Alexantria the LIST November,
8ox Of Dry Goods marked Thomas Maxwell, care OF
Kerr u Ftzhugh. suit able reward VIII 'e ps'd TT
,h nov ny information which will lead TO the recovery
of the same. o. WHEAT, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BOOK Aucti. n.
on MOND.4Y EVEAING, Goth instant,
4 I early candle igi,, will be sold IT Whirrs' ,uc-
" ton Roums, dice of
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS,
Just ceiv per steamer Freti,rcksbug, AID order.
ed for sale without limits. Among them arc the fol.
lowing valuable works, viz:
Iingard's England, 10 vols
Hume, Smolet, and Bisset's TO- 9vo
Dobson'- Enc, cIopedi,, 200 plates, 10 vols
Gibbons Rome, new ed, plates, svois
Lees Memoirs Of Virginia
Pembcron's Geography. with maps, 2 vols
Military Librsrl, Life Of Fl her Ames
Rev John We.Iey's Sermons. ) vols
Josephus vols
Rollins Ancient History 8 vol.
Plusrch's lives, 4v0I
Iuleton's hist0r, Of England
Nal,e Bruins >Ias, cooufed naps
Carey's do do
American Journal of Education
do Poets
Wae's >m.r ican State Papers, with
Family Bibles and testaments, with variety OF
Novels. bank and school books
Paper, I"k Powder, pencils, sand boxes. &c.
Al The same time viii b. sold at the risk If III. FIRST
purchasers, mali tots cf books purchased sne
time since. and not tskenaway.
A, private SAFE one complete SCI of Rees' ncycIo-
pcdia bound IN boards nov rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
Eny.7sh AnMuaNs for t23t

EHg ASH -ANNNH(s 10r 1Sol
'EsIr ~ crtc has Just ceiv'd AMI r. :, for sale:
L The Gem, Literary Annua for 1881, con-
;ning twelve spi, nd'd ."gra,ugS. b. the most rmi
u, mt artists
Friendships Offering, Literary Album and
,nnua Rem mbrsnc. r for 1887, contalnn 'hi'tet n
beautiful cngravings. amongst which War Queen
Of Scots going forth to execution, and Aud Robin
Gra,
THE Uinter's Wreath for 1881. containing
amongst ot1er engraving. The three Mars AZ the
romb nft hrst by r. Smith. from Ben West, and The
Deiupt b, - Br4n,lsrd from psin'ng nv A. iosrs
THe Forget Me- Not. Christmas, New Years
an Bth Ia, Present for 1871, containing fifteen Gle.
gam eng' Wings :,
The Christpas Bor, by Marshall, Juvenile
Annu. for l8
A fresh supply of the Atlantic Souvenir and
p ari for 8 :; !so, The G. nt.eman's Pocket Alma
nacks for 1888 and Desilvers ainianacks for do
.ov "a DAVID MARTIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
Haots and shoes,

~ q. EDISON, d,or from King. ON hoyai
u. street, HIS received. ~ recent arrivals.
50 CASES BOOTS g. SHOES.
He mas also made arrangements with TIE manuac
lrers to De eou,tsny supplied with Boots and Shoes
of eyeTv description" which lie will sell. whole sale or
retai. as low As can be procured III IVY market
aug 27-eo3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
Fre"ch t,angu. &c.
SECOND EVENING CLASS.

NEoNS RUuX will open, on ~onds,, "a instant,
vi a Sec ond Evening Class for those gentlemen
who. having AS vet no knowledge Of the French Ian
gu.ge, could not with advantage to themselves. D."
admitted in the First Class
This Second Glass will meet on MONDAYS, WedneS
days. and Fridays, at n'cieck, +. D.
nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
New Saddle. Narness = YrNnk
NTTEY(TORY

TsNHE subscriber resp, ctaly informs his friends Of
i Alexandria, and its vicinity, that he has establish
ed the above business on King street, a lew doors
east of Messrs X r. Ftzhugh's Grocery store under
the direction aud .up-rntnndence Of ASDnEw sULu
VAN; Who will manufacture and keep for sale on the
i..os reasonable terms, and made OF the best mater
ais the following articles:
Gan,iemen's lest upholstered, plain aud common
sad lies; iadet best and common do ; brides, MA
linga.s, vasses aud saddle bags. of ali kinds; n
black leather travelling trunks, aud Brussels carp
ira, citing bags: HAIR and fancy trunks aud whips #
Kinds; best coach and gig harness, common do c.
riole wagon aid cart do. Together with every artc.
IN the line
In addition tn the experience OF the conductor oi
the business he has procured the aid of workman
from I.ichmon, Va considered one oi the best sad.
Tiers in the tate, who in,e nds int odutjng the
U7RE SPRING SADDLE,
improved ~ nm ,, ID Us d. j ~h.h, tor dursbilit,
md ease to the rider and horse, far superior To any
spring ,alde ever offered 10 the public
Gentlemen are solicited to cali and examine the
model
liOld work repaired ut the shortest notice and in
the best style AL orders thankfully received and
promptly executed HotAllo DAY
oc, 5-d!w %e0tlst Jan.
The I.eesburg Genius of Libcrt,, and Fredericks
burg wal Arena viii insert the above 81, and send
heir accounts to II. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
For Boston.

- The packet schooner
- H4X.9LL,
EkF A. Shove, master Fer freight or passage,
$500 apply to the Captain on board, or to
nov "a A. C CA2fNOVE 6 Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. IN. CO.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER Is.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; passel,-
gers aud freight.
Schr. Harriet, Nickerson. plaster, sc. to VIM
Fowle g. Co.
SAILED.
Schr. James Monroe, Bush, for New Orleans
ECO
Sloop Johnson, Johnson, cleared at Phiadel-
phia for TINS port 22d inst.