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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
JUST RECEIVED.

n SUPPLY OF fresh Medicines, Pants, DYE
~ Stuff, &c. consisting 10 part ofthe ioi'
lowing articles:
Balssm Peru
Oil Sasslras
Oil Lemon
Opium
Blue Mass
Mcsd's Pills
Denarcotised Opium
Peperiue
French Quinne
Hydriodate of Potash
Acetate Morphia
Extract Elaieriun
Daily Carninilye
Receipt CaTb Iron
Iron headed Irusses
Tooth Drawers aud Forceps
Cupping Glasses
Hauers Bow Strings
Ground Fustic
Lead IN OIL
Rosin, Glue
Russian Blue, No.
Spanish Brown
English and Chinese Yermilliop
Lamp Black, in Oil
Japan or Painters Vsrnish
Flake White
Gold Leaf, &c &c.
Together with a complete assortment oil
Paint Brushes, Sash Tools, Clamps Shoe
Brushes, &c. which, in addition to our former
stock, renders our assortment general one.
All Of which we oifer 10 the public on as mode
rate trims as they can be purchased m this
market. Nm. J. HOLCOMBE
Al.o, small supply of DR. Jndkiu's oelrbra.
ted Ointment for White Swelling, letters,
rheumatism, Sprains aud Bruises, &c. &c
W J. III.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01

TN pursuance ola decree of the Hastings
- Coufi o: Lynchburg, entered March term
1928, IN the suit Wheeler, et al. vs.. Morgan
in Chancery, | will on the 9th April next
sell. 10 the highest bidder, at auction, n wood
aud a brick tenement. situated on one half OF
Lot No. 10, on I'd street. and now in the occs.
pancy Of Morgan & Mcdaniel, and f. f.
Gardner and others, on credit of IL months.
Bond with approved security will be required
for the purchase money.
GEO. I. WILLIAMS, Com.
March Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
WANO EAIECYXON.
March %

HNHE Ward Election for six Aldermen and
III six Common Couucilmen in each Ward,
in the town of Lynchburg, will take place .pur.
suant to an act Of Assembly, entitled an act
TO amend an act, entitled an act, dividing the
town of Lynchburg into wards, and for other
purposes, passed Feb. 10, 1880, on the first
Tuesday in April next; & will be held in Lynch
Ward, No. !, bring all that part of said town
below the lst alley, extending from the river to
tie twelfth street, at the office of A f. Big
gers, on I'd street And in Henry Ward No.
2, being all that part of said town above said LIST
alley, extending from the river TO 18th street, al
the office OF Nathaniel Winston, on Cd street.
SAML. BRANSFORD,
Sergt Of the Corporation Of Lynchbur G
March 8 tie
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LAND FOR SALE.

nd virtue OF the authority given TO the un
- designed by deed OF trust, made by
Iamas Crews, bearing date the 25th OF Sept
1928, and duly recorded in the county court of
Amherst, by which deed the trustees are en-
powered to exercise discretion in selling the
property thereby convey ed, either publicly or
privately, as they might deem il most advisa
BILE and expedlent, The undersigned, the trus
tees offer 10 contract, AT private sale, for the
whole or any part of the tract of land in said
deed mentioned, on credit of and years,
aud they are willing to divide the land so as
to accommodate those disposed 10 purchase -
This land lies in the county of Amherst, on the
main Lynchburg road, IL miles from Lynchburg
and from Amherst courthouse. II is fertile
in its quality, lies well, is well adapted to the
produce OF tobacco. corn, wheat, &C. and is, in
every respect, a most valuable plantation il
contains between 8 and 900 acres, and is i'm
proved with Brick Dwelling House, built in
the most substantial and ornamental style, and
cost at least 3 O0O-togeiher with all neces-
sary out houses, consisting of Carriage house
Barn, Kitchen, &c and is under good fencing
The trustees, consulting the interest of those
interested. are disposed 10 make every effort 10
get reasonable price for the property-and
the Lecessty of sale makes il the interest OF
every one DESTROYS Of owning a valuable estate,
TO examine for themselves. and to avail them
selves of opportunities seldom offered. The
land will be shewn by Mr. Crews, who lives
in Lynchburg, and by either of the Trustees al
any time, ION application, ard every facility
and inducemen, will be offered TO purchasers as
TO the payments, which may be within the now
er of the Trustees.
f. F. GARDNER, Lynchburg.
A. B. DAVIES, Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
NaAV = RAlE FARM,
FOR SALE.
March %

d AN disposed 10 sell my Mil and Planta-
Il ton @n Cars creek, in the county of Rock,
b,i!ge, wing On the highway from Covingion
aud Bath 10 Lexington distant about six miles
rom The after, AM two miles from the North
fork OF James River, winch is navigable 90
Lynchburg his farm contains upwards OF
400 acres-a large porioi Of which IS OF ez.
eellent quality ana has a sufficient quantity. OF
meadow-all OF which is ~atefed. The IN
proyemenls are good county fa,m house aud
all necessary out houses anew Barn of The
first order, aud 200 acres OF cleared land which
may be divided into ten fields, so as TO have
running water in each a valuable Merchant
NIL, lately built, with two par of stones-the
house is three stories high, aud large enough
10 conts'n ten thousand bushels of wheat.
The situation Of this farm, independent of its
fertility ADDS greatly 10 lis value. II is in the
ineighborhood of three manufactures ofirOn,
OF Lexington, the College of Washington and
| affords an excellent stand for a country store.
A gentleman DESTROYS OF residing in Lexington
On account Of his children, could with conve.
nience, attend to, and draw all his supplies
| from this farm. The mill, which has a good
custom aud which, with good management,
she may retain. Is situated near the lower end
of the tract, and may be separated from il with
out Inconvenience. | am willing to sell them
separate. The terms OF sale viii be made con.
venient 10 purchasers. A. STUART.
Suunlon, March /. CIV
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Superb Articles.

t9HE subscriber has just received. the fol
- lowing articles, which are all first rate /:
Pocket aud Pen Knives, some OF them very
splendid; Glass inksIands Paint Boxes and
Brushes CarmIne Saucers: Razor Straps
Shaving Soap; beautiful Bead Purses Pock e,
Books Letter Folders; Waters blank Cards
Letter Stamps, Flsseoleis, &c &c
L, j. GARDNER,
March o. "a
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J. WILLS G. G.
.,y-i

TTlRGlNlA.-At Rules holden in The Clerks office
- VI The Superior Court of Chanccry for the Lyneh
burg Distrlc the 4h day Of January, 1890. Robert
saroer aud VIM Barber, witt sue by Thomas Adams
their next friend, Pitts against John Il. Rutledge'
Henry Brown, Patsey Barber, Mastn Clay, James Ii
Dearine, VIM, Harris and Robert Scott. Defts.
Inc defendant Robert Scott, not having entered hlS
appearance and given security according to the act
Assembly and the rules OF this ourt and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabanI
OF inns country 1t is ordered that the said defend
uni 10 appear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of
inns order be forthwith inserted in some new spapet
printed III the town of Lyuchburg for two months sue
eesssey and posted the front door of the courthouse
III the SAID town. A copy-Tese.
j. WILLS. &C.
FEB. ty9m4g
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FEMALE EDUCATION.
Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
sD fhHk ACRES Of land, OF the estate
- kVBSp ofthe late Matthew Harvey.
dec. Tor sale VIII be sold, IN the town OF
flncastle, on Monday the 18Th Of April next a
large aud valuable body of land lying in the
county oil Boletonri, on tie waters oil James HI
yer aud Catawba. containing 24O0 acres. On
the above tract there is a valuable mill, built oil
stone, IN which there are Two pair oil
stones, with most Of the machinery necessary
for the manufacture of Flour II is AT this time
somewhat out of repair. From the mill 10 the
river, distance at about two miles, there are
continued falls, presenting al every angle, a
site for Waterworks.
The above property has generally been con
Stdered valuable, the greia water power. aud
the convenience ofwood, (thero never having
been clearing Of any Consequence made on
the premIses) rendeis it peculiarly SO as sire
or Iron Works
Conditions viii 1c made known on the day Of
sale. MAGDALEN II aRVEY e,eG.
JOHN VI. HARVEY, eIer.
Feb. II wlA02
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
NEW AND CHEAP
@ q o @ d 3 Y

THHE Subscriber announces to his fien4,
- and the public generally. that he has =
ken the stand near the Farmers Bank. recs.,
ly occupied by Messrs. John Il Seth Ha,s,
where he is now opening large and e1tensiy1
assor ment of fresh Groceries. Having nm.
chased them for cash. he i'll be enabled r. al,
thcm on as good terms for cash, or m q,
change for country produce, as they Can :.
procured in this market. Country Mercban.
aud Planters are invited to call and eYamin'
for themselves. His assortment is comprrsl
in part OF the following articles, viz:
Sacks Salt, Liverpool filed
Loaf and Brown Sugar
COLLECTION and Stael
Whiskey, some very old
Apple and Peach Brandy
Stella, Malay and Port WINS
Noasses, (Sugar House,
Best Goshen Cheese
Nails, assorted sizes
Crockery and Stone Ware
Wiring and wrapping Pape
Glass Wac, all kinds
Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos.
Gentlemen's aud Ladies Shoes
Rice
Shsd and Mackarel, good
Soal and Upper Leather
Domestic Cloths, Al and Sad
Indigo and Nader,
Allspice and Pepper
Ginger, Copperas, &c.
Fine wool
Powder and Shot
700 yards fine Tow Linen
CLIFTON II. RUCKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
Jan %

rules holden IN the clerks office of
y the Superior Court ofChancery, for the Lynch
hnrS District, the 18th day of January, l23O-Inhn A.
Han ton, Thomas Hamilton Water Baker and Jaea-
blua his wife, Jesse Adams aud Elizabeth ms wife
Francis A. Hamilton, Henry A. Hamilton he.
ier aud Susannah his WIFE Diary 3. Hamil ton, Fran
els u amiton, John T. Hamilton Catherine A. l..
Hamilton. Charles 7. Hamilton, Walter Is. Hamilton
Neil and Corbna his wife, Ursula A. Baker,
HInkie aud Margaret his WIFE Alexander II.
Bnker, Walter L. Baker, Francis II. 3ater, & Mag
define l. Baker, pitts against Edward Lynch William,
DaVlsJr and Zalinda his wife Matilda Roberts, Alex.
Llggat and Mary his wife, William Il. Lynch, an
infant by Commissioner Benagh, specially assigned
has guardian, Charles Lynch, Mildred Smith, Lhafes
Lynch, Mary Ann Lynch, Sarah ". Lynch, Susan
Nj Lynch and John =. Lynch, which said Sarah NJ.
aud Susan NJ are infants by Commissioner Benagh,
specially assigned their guardian, John Lynch, Jun.
Samuel Mitchell sen Robert Ward and Elizabeth his
we, John douglass aud Sarah his wife, Mildred Ter
reli and Achilles Douglass and Ann his wife, defts
Inc defendants Charles Lynch, Mildred smith, John
Lynch Jr and Samuel Mitchell, sen not having entered
'neir appearance aud given security according to III
act OF Assembly and the rules of this court aud il a
pearng oy satisfactory evidence that they moi in
habitants OF this country 1T is ordered that the raid
uels' DO appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the original aud amended bills of the pls
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ia
some newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburg 70
TWO months successfully, and posted the front door
oil the courthouse in said town.
A Copy Tese, J.WILLs,C. c.
rep Is
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French and English
II ATG,Y GOODS &c.

FRENCH anu fnSlish
II ANG,Y GOODS &o.
/nHIs day received large invoice ofFfencf
- An ] English laney Goods. dc
Consisting III pat OF the following. viz:
Work boxes
Shaving do aad Brushes
Purses (varlous klhd,)
Fancy Needle Cases
DO. Boxes (various kindsl
lacked Wood irnit Plates
Screw pincushlonR tvarious kinds
Smelllng Vrals, great variety
LraRst stiilnefs
Thermometers, great variety
Combs, variety
Papillolies, new article for ladies'
Magniiying Mirrors
Pen aud Pocket Knives, great variety
Scissors, rdrieig
Silver fruit Knives
Guns aud Pistols, double and single Jurrel
with Percussion Locks
Percussion Caps
Pcr6nmery aud Odours, great variety
Beautiful Engraylngs
CariGAtnres
P.inis of the Fashions
Violin Strings
Pane, aud Morocco Paper, great variety
Rice Paper, assorted oolors and sizes
Enn,v Boxes, beautiful
Lead and ancy Watches, for children
Toy China, FOR children
Game 1,egs
Shol Bags
Powder Flasks
Fancy Mahogany Boxes with Cushions
Berlin Letter Compressors
Silver Spectaules
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
GARDEN SEED.

NJ KLY Shou Top Scarlet Rad'sh, early
~ Sc mon Rbd,sh. Nasturlion white solid &c
lery. early Summer squash, Scotch kail, ea,ly
Hon. Beet, early Horn Carrot early blood
lump Beet Garge Swelling Parsnip, Green
Head Lettuce. Dfamhesd do. Maggie Nurtzle
Beet rod 0non Seed. Saiiasy. early cnrled Sc
Iic,a Lettuce, sraw eolured Onion. Cherry
rurnip Rsdish, Tomstos shaped Pepper, early
Cluster Cucumber, early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber. late Cucumber, Ice
Lettuce, Lima b ans, early William Pea, Dwarf
hlarrofat Pea, early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green haflton Pea, Prolific Pea.
Long Orange Carrot. Tennis Ball Lettuce,
white Naples Radish, curIed Pepper Grass, cur
led Parsley, Garden Cress, early CaulihoweT i.
ocb,e Seed, early Parship. blood red Carrot,
Yed solid Celery, Sea Kali.
Early YORK Cabbage, long Drumhead do.
Berien do. early Emperor do. long Imperial do.
green Sayory do. late Balesea do. red Dutch
do.
For sale al unusually low prices by
WM. J HOLCONBE,
Feb. 10 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01
The Celebrated Race Horse

N ~ sh0u Inc stusoh az my 80
w BILE in the town OF Liberty, and county o
Bedford, aud will be let TO mares at S25 the
season, payable the 25lh December next-the
season will commence on the LIST OF March.
and end OF the LIST of August next-Sl6 the
single leap, pay able at the stable door, and $40
Tor insurance, pay able as soon as the mare Is
known To be ia foal, or iransferred-one dollar
to be paid to the groom for each mare. The
proprietor has made the most ample arrange
ments 10 have mares well attended to that may
be sent 10 this horse, having provided 200 a
ores OF land for pastnrage, gratis, apart OF
which is In Clover for early grazng. the bal.
ance in wheat aud rye, sown for the express
purpose, divided into different enclosures and
well watered; SO that mares with young colts
can be kept separate. Mares can be fed, il
required, at % cents per day. Ample stable
room TO protect them from the inclemency of
bad rainy weather, and sailed twice week.
These arrangements, together with my personal
and devoted attention, assisted by faithful Ost-
lers provided Tor tho purpose, vii be warrant
ii hoped, that mares will be well treated and
returned 10 their owners in good condition. |
will state, that last spring. there was sometimes
as high as 40 mares from a distance, all under
my care. a number with young colts, some as
far as 100 miles off, all returned 10 their owners
in good condition, without the least injury
No responsibility for accidents or escapes. but
every exertion will be made to prevent them.
The public will justify me in saving that Shaks.
peafe's colts of the finest order being large;
and ine, they far excel the colts of any OF her
horse that ever stood in this section OF the
country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01

YDl ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
ILJ services to the citizens of Lynchburg
and OF the adjacent country particularly, IN the
practice OF Medicine.
lie enIertaius hope that from his constan
asslduity, aud promises Of pnnetualily, TO mort
share OF the patronage and confidence OF the
public.
He may be found for the present ut the resi-
dence of John Victor. Esq.
Feb 25 Is
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Commission Business.

ZntE annual meeting of the Stockholders
y in the Lyachburg Toll Bridge Compa.
nv will he held AT the Office of John VI War.
wick. on Wednesday the 3ld inst. Tor tho
purpose oil cecing President and i'm Direc.
tor, for the ensuing y.af.
WM. ". N0RYELL, Treasurer.
March %. II
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tbs

N'lRGlNh-At Rules holden in the CLERKS oNje :.
OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynch
burg ihstrictthe I'd day of Novl S29-Abner Wangil
lhomas waugh, Jr. Alexander Waugh, sally Waufb
Samuel 5 Williams and Elizabeth his wife JeSse
iianhan, aud Frances his wife, Pitts. against Ncbo,
waugh and Rodcrfck Waugh, adm's of ThonIl.
waugh dec and IN their own rights, Mary Waugh
adm OF James Waugh, Isabella Waugh, admA II
Edward Waugh, dec. Edward f.. Waugh, only cL4l
OF Edward Waugh, dec. and an infant by Cpmm,-
sioner Benafh specially assigned his guardian Fran
ces UauEh, widow of Thouas Waugh, dec Wp
Afmlstend, adnr de honiS of Jas. Waugh dec
ann Ihomas, JGdi,h, James and VIM. Waugh, migbt
children OF james Waugh, dec. by Commissioner
BehaPi, specially assigned their guardian and Com
waugh, joseph ilutcheson and Jlnsey hrs wite a,e
Jinsty Waugh, Francis Waugh, Samuel Howard
and SUSANNA MS itt, late Susanna W alpu and Hon
~ Waugh, CHILDREN and legatees Of Henry Naugb
dec. neiis.
Iae detendHt5 Cora Waugh, Joseph Hutchinson all
JlnseJ us wife, Francis Waugh Samuel Howard and
Susanna hs w1c aud Henry Waugh, not having en-
lered their appearance and given security according
TIE act oi Assembly and the rules Of tbs court anl
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ave M
inhabitants Oft country; II ordered mat The sad
defendants do appear here the first day of the mex
term answer the bll ofthe plaintiffs and that cor.
Of tins order he forthwith inserted In some news
paper printed in the town of Lynchburg. for two
months successfully and posted the front door ofe
court house, IN the said town. copy-Teste,
Jan. 95 -
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STIgS g Lagos

..suE Subscriber respectfully invites The
attention ofthe Ladies TO the hrsi arrival
his Spring supply, viz
Bareges OF quite new dtio
Beanriful fancy Gro de Maps
Gymp Laces aud Edgings
4 4 aud 81 Bobbmeti
Lee Cape, Wells aud Pelerines, die most
splendid, yet oheap
ALSO
A few doz Shell Tuck Combs.
ROBERT KYLE.
r 5. An assortment Of by Goods sornaS'
ing IN beauty aud extent. any ever exhibited at
this house, is every day expected. Il. h.
March 20 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01

HEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg. March 29th, 1880. !
Drawn numbers ia the Grand Consolidated
Lottery, Glass No. 3. for 1880.
- 81 A. 56 Is 81 6 "a 81
The official list NAV he seen NJ
HEWSON'S OFFICE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08
SIAMESE YOUTHS

We ADOPT, from London Morning paper,
rhe following notice Of private exhibition Of
the Siamsse Boys, a, The Egyptian Hall, Pic
cadilly:-
We had the saIisfae ton Of Witnessing he
ex animation of the boys s,ngly ny some OF the
most eminent professional men in I've country
we mean Sir A Cooper, Sill II. Halford. Mr..
Brodie, Dr.. Babing'on, Dr.. Burrows, Dr.. Hos
lam, Sir A. Carlisle. Mr.. b ookes, The veteran
eacher Of snstomy, and host Of scen'lfit
men, al Of whom acknowledged that tney had
never seer more curious and Interesting phen
omenou. In the course of tie day Ear Spen
Ger, Sir Brrde,, Sir r Wilson, Sir G. Cock
ourn, Mr. CIR ker, of the Admiralty and
lumber Of public men came in and expressed
heir satisfaction at seeing toe boys.
There can be no doub; ~ a communication
f some surt between The wo boys through he
Internal part Of his iigam,n bu, neither Sir
Cooper nor NJ, B ode, nor any ~ her % the
med cal men. could discover he leas, pulsalioH
IN ir--a fact W h negatives he possibility OF
sr,erial communca ion. Doh hese genie
men admitted II to be very singular Tact that
one n1Uei only was discovrrable, situated in he
middle of the ligsment, and, with curious PIE"
CIsiOn, il was equidIstsn; between the two DO
dies. Mr. B'odie, seemingly DESTROYS OF car
'ying his inquiries 10 some satisfactory point
requested, through the medium OF an interpre
ter, hat Que Of the boys would cough. Oae
Of them instantly complied. AID coughed as
fen as hr was desired. The r,sul' was i'm
pprtani, for Mr.. Brodie declared hat he had
now no doubt that hernia existed, or, In popu-
lar language, that portion Of intestine on one
side had penetrated half way at least through
channel within the connecting lisamsnt.
Sir A. Cooper was asked If he thought he
two bodies might be separated. 81 should not
like TO try" said Sir Ashley; "bu, why sepa>
rate them! the boys seem perfectly happy as
they aIe." Then, turning TO Capt. Cofhn,-
" Depend oni CONTINUED Sir A in his playful
manner, those boys will fetch a vast deal more
money whilst they a'e :oge,her than when they
are separate" Mr.. Brodie perfectly concurred
with Sir Ashley that attempt at separation
would be highly dangerous. NuI that any vi
tai organs would b. Affected by he operations
bu he was sure, from the manual attachment Of
the two youths, that such shock would be
given 10 the nervous system Of both a. 10 en-
danger their lives. This" said Sir A. Coop
err, lis certainly most curious phenomenon;
but have seen one still more curious: was in
Paris in 1892, aud ainonster child was shown
to me there. 1t was eleven weeksold. II had
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, 18th ut. by the Rev. Jane.
Reid, Mr. Gorge Beard to Miss Jane Disney, both 81
Fairfax county, Va
On tuesday evening, the 29ih u.. by the same Mr.
Qunon Barker to Miss Lucretia Keene, both of Fairfax
county, Va.
on hurrtlay evening, the 31st uIt. by the same Mr.
Le Burke to Miss June Catherine Golfer. both OF Far.
fax county. Va
ON the same evening, by the same, Mr. John Fl KID
tOei to Miss Priscilla Hobsy, both Of Fairfax county
Va
On the same evening, by the same, MIR james Bog
geit, of loudoun, to Miss Mary KidioeA oil Fairfax
county, Va.
On The same evening. by the same, Mr.. Reuben Rots
zis Mrs Eleanor POtoea both OF Fairfax county Va
TN Tuess!a ming, the 5h instant. ~ the same.
Mr. John ~. Daris to Miss Nancy Lynn, both Of Prince
William COUNTY. Va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08
CONGRESS.

n,.rs,or OF ColuMB,..-In the SENATE, on
7r,J,ssday-A petition was presented oy Mr.
uo.u.s, from saadry inhabitants OF the State
= Aim, requesting the passage Of a law to
.,.r,h slavery in the District Of Columbia.
Mr. CHAMBERS reported bill TO alter the
,.a Draw across The Potomac, from
Washington City to Alsxandia.
IN n. Hovss-Ou motion Of Mr.. GooDhS-
ow, it was -
P.,o!c.s, Tina, the Commit'ee on the DIS
:.r Columbia be INSTRUCTED 10 inquire into
-, .,p. diency Of masking provision by ac' oil
Co.gIr,, or Otherwise, for the repair and i'm
.arsmen, Of ,he street, in Washington Ciy,
I.Tsd Peans,lvania Avenue, from III. Pres-
49,, House 10 the Capitol, Oh the McAdam
Man or other permanent manner