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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
TRUST SALE,

n GREkABLY 10 the provisions of a deed
AZ OF trust, executed by Claiborne Gladman
TO the subscriber, of record in tue Office OF the
Hastings Court OF Ly nchburg. aud to satisfy the
purposes OF siid deed, the subscriber will offer
M public sale, for cash. on Saturday the 9th
day OF November next, flair, ifnot, thenext fair
day thereafter, Sundays excerted.) before the
front door ot the Auct on Io0n Of John X. ID.
Payne, III Iynchburg, pat oil a LOT of ground,
situate ia rear of the Methodist Church, be
Me thlfd and fourth streets on which there
IS n wooden dive ling house. adapted to the
comfortable accommod ation OF a small family ,
being The same conveyed by Joseph Echols
deceased 10 snid Gladman The title 10 thi.
property is believed 10 be valid hut the sub
'criber will convey such right as is vested in
him byssaId deed, an no ether
JOHN ID. URQUHART
Oct. q. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
VIM. W. GRAY'S
JTDKIN'S OINTMENT.

TTIE ttenfion OF the reader 10 particularly
Invited tn the ioll1,virg letter from The
Uan. JOHN TALIAFERRO Member ~ Con.
efrts aid "a Member Of the late Virginia Con-
vsniiou.
Hagi,V. ntar Frsderieksburg, Or IL, 1890.
SRA thu moment OF my departure from
hrrnr, have received your letter. under dale
OF the 9Th instant. ON the subject Of the ONT.
men, Invented by DR. W,liinm Judhios. of Ohio,
aad Tor some lime since prepared and disposed
Of by ,ou
Iregre, that the hurry in which | mnsi ne.
eesshry mike this COMMUNICATION, renders II IN
possible for me TO state, IN n satisfactory man.
nef, The particular evidences ON which have
formed The most favorable opinion Of the fih"a-
eious operation 81 ihia oinimeni, on every sps-
cies Of tumor and ulcer. as well as Oh itssh
wounds and Commissions
Since the date of y short aud ha''y note,
addressed ~ me TO Mr.. Charles Hers'ons on
this subject. have continued ~ p'e DIR. Jud-
kias's Ointment with invariabIe s1ceeis-hnd
il is doe 10 YOU 10 say. thai have for sevrral
months past obt iitod, and used extensively,
the Oinimen, prepared by you. with tile same
invarisble success. You may. therefore. as
sumo 10 the most full extent. what have stated
10 Mr. I-rnons, IN regard 10 the Ointment
prepared by him, as applicable IN that prepared
by you must add. thai | prefer your pre-
pat1iion OF thls ointment DChnst v y os'ei
incorporsted or mixed, and much more free
from dteggy, or ertraneous matter than any
had pr ,,ensly used In corousipn, repeat,
my former opinion, md say To you, IN tue most
confident manner, that thu Ointment. now pre-
pared by you, better deserves the conhdenc"
of those who may be afflicted by the ualadi
enumerated shove, than any remedy hereto
fore Known. isay this from the most full aud
Satisfactory trials made by myself With jndkIn,
Ointment. Aud il Is for the benefit of,he nj
ficled poor who are unable to bear the expense
inc1 nj 10 the professional process by which
such disease, afe managed, that ia such strong
terms recommend the use Of this simple, strong
and certain cue.
| an. or, very respectfully yours.
JOHN IALlAF ERNO.
For sale, Wholesale aud READ by
Howell DAVIES, Agent,
Ala.n Street, Lynchburg Va.
Nav o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

~ Office VIII hc soid, n, public sale on
" the oh day of Dec. ucIt, al the old resi-
dcnce OF Judith Chiffon, decd. abou, 800
barrels Of new Corn thu crop OF Shucks, Blade
mud Top Fodder, crop Of Rye aud Oats in the
sheaf, the crop of Tobacco stripped aud in
bulks ahprt 300 gallons Of Peach Brandy,
togcfhr, with all and every other article proper
~ belonging 10 the osiat" of Judith Chiffon
I've We months credit VIII he gwen for all
sums Of ten dollars aud upwards, the purcha-
ser giving bonds with approved security tor
all sums under $40, Cash. will be rcqnitcd.
Ali person. having just claims against the
estate, are requested to come forward and
receive then pay.
RICHARD PERKINS,
Executor OF judith Chiffon.
ALSO. piR be sold. by MS. az the sn,ne time,
all the stock of iinr.es, Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs
among which are between 90 aud 10 small fat
iening Hogs. Also will be- soldall the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils Of
every so,t. including onc set of blacksmith tools
nrd 2 copper stills, &c. MS the residue OF Rich
ard thiion's Estate.
Terms. of sale, the same ms above.
FREDERICK kABLER,
RALEIGH Chiffon,
Executors OF Richard Chiffon dec.
Nov. ID. ads
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p rtriue Of n deed oftrusi, ereeuled 10 The
d - snbscribers by james L. ReyHoih and
John Nc Reynolds. bearing date lie HtJd Of No
ren'ber, etghiten hmldred and thirty, dud ofre
c0rd IN HE Clerks 0Dice o(the county IF Camp-
deH for sandfg purposes therein mentioned HE
undeTNgaed O,H prOceed 10 sell, on he premises,
on Taesdayh IAN dag Of December. eighteen
hundred aud hirig. by Wny Of public auction. 10
The highest builder, The toLoDrng propeyiy 10
Ioin McR'ynotds. died seized, and on uhirh
James L. McReynoids noD resides, containing
ire hundred and eighty four acres; also, one
Other tract adjoining thereto, caiied Depritsts
tract containing eighty acres also, another
tract adjoining TO he first mentioned tract, called
the Long Dripe tract, containing tWo hundred
aud len acres also forty odd SHARES cOnsis' ing
o. penl Women aud children hogs sheep, horses.
cdiie, cdggon, The crop If iobacc0 Of NE present
year, household aud kitchen furniture. farming
utensils biacksmiM's tools, sill. shot gun, anil
ne remaining stock Of GO0ds ofJ. & j. McRey-
noids. The sale nil be had at The house Dhe,c III
sad James {. McReynotds noe resides in the
county Of Campbell, about fcenig males south
east Of Lynch6mg, and UH continue from day
10 day until completed The idHd wiH be sold on
q credit Of one f,oo and three gears, e9dui annual
Indniments, The purchasers giui,g bind ioiM rood
personal security, or bond Nth deed Of traa on
INC tdna 10 secure The prlHcipnt payment MereoL
IS understood that those ntert Sted in The oiher
mote'y " he tract of fire hundred and eighty
Jour acres, wiHjoin IN The sale and conrt Uaice
ojthe ~hofe tract The personal property m
Guiding the negroes WW be sOtd on a credit un-
id he first Of August neat the purchasers giung
bond 'o'h good security. The undersigned are
hoeerer authorised by the deed 10 sell p,,uae y
aud for cash, fMey Mink proper. The tand IS
Saidto De good tobacco plantation aud tc,H be
sho~n by Mr.. Jan ss c. .McReyuoids 10 any per-
son cushing 10 purchase. The Siares are prin
c'paHy young negroes and uery likely aud SAID
10 DC Of good character. hcting as trustees
me nnde'Sgned w,a conrey only such TILE 10 ne
purchasers The ADORE property as is pesled il
men, though The tile so far as They haze erer
understood IS good.
JOHN r. D1BNEY
ROBERT S. MORE YNOLDS.
Nor. IL ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
COVartnershiO.

IE>HE subscribers will, in future. carry M
4 their kope, Twine, and Bagging making
business, at The old stand off. II. Echols 81
The lower end oil main street, under the firm Of
Echols and Cundiif, where they will keep On
hand good assortment OF Cordage, Twne i
Cotton Banging, for sale wholesale and retail,
at unusually low prices.
J. II. ECHOLS,
JONATHAN 4 CUNDIFF,
April 26 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

ceased, Joseph Gadd, jr, and Robert
Cutler,
"AKE NOTICE THAT, on Wednesday
l. the I'D day OF December nrkt between
the rising and setting of the sun, at the dwelling
house OF Nathan " iliamson, in the county Of
Ca.w.ii, aud State OF North Carolina, shall
proceed take the dispositions Of Nathan Wi.
hanson. freeman Leath and Aza,lah Graves.
Betsy Barker, and others and il not finished
on that day will continue from day TO day un-
al completed. Aud on Thursday the 3Olh day
Of December next, between the rising aud set
tlog oi the sun,st the dwelling house oil Andrew
MeCnlly, III The county of Oranse. aud State
of North Carolina. shall proceed To take the
dispositions OF Andrew McCuily ~ others , and
u not hnisbsd ON that day will continue from
day TO dhy, until completed. And on Wed.
hssday the l2lh OF January, 1881 E, between the
RISING and setting af the sun, at the dwelling
bouse Of William H. Piumpts, In the town OF
Waynesborongh and State OF North Carolina.
viii proceed TO take the dispositions Of Martin
Bush and Samuel Steel and others and II not
finished on that day will continue from day 10
day until completed. Aud, ON Thursday the
10Th day of January, 1881, between tho rising
and setting OF the sun. at the tavern Of John Il
Stout, at Nelson Court-house and State OF
virginia. will proceed TO take the dispositions
oil Philip Ryan and others aud II MOI finished
on that day, will Continue from day to day I'M
al completed, TO be read ms evidence in suit in
Chancery now depending in the Chaueery
DislIic, Court. holden in Lynehburg, in which
am plaintiff aud you are defendants, when
aod where you may attend should you think
proper. Respectfully. yours.
HENRY, paper, sou OF Esther.
Nov. 10 tdt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Wheat ! Wheat Y

WIZ sa,e NOW receiving Wheat at the RI,
wafer Nlis. q VIII pay the hes, ca,h LICK
gaso ,h ut"sered there. Those wishing 70 s,'
gage ,her crops; will phase cali on ne e. 10 en-
To- H '"em eho'ees Of several LIBERAL nron"a;
Or, NAIHL. WINSTON & Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Oct. H.

MOTlCE.-Will he offered for sale m
AZ Monday the goth of November, if fair
II not. the aexl fair day, two tracts and pared,
OF land, consisting OF between 700 aud s,O
acres. IN the county Of Bedford, the sale to com.
mence NJ my dwelling house on said land The
said ifnctS OF land join each other, aud lie on
Vol Creek, adjoining the land of Richard
Hohson's Camp Ground within or 4 mile,
OF the town OF Liberty. The said land think
consists oil over 400 acres OF woods A GOOD
portion OF said land is tobacco land, and also
good portion of bo'tom land, which will bring
good tobacco, and large portion of tobacco
lots, together with good apple orchards. Res.
sonable credits will be given. Terms to be
made known on day Of sale.
N. B-The above named land is remarked
for being healthy and well warered.
IHRASlVELLUSS MINOR
NpV. Ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
T,iao5k Rsol Estate for Sals.

IafhdOE heGt Esfdff j0f cohs
RPHE sshscrihfr oiIers for sale, on aesem
y modat'ng tesms, his tract of land >" me
county OF BediarJ, on Wolf Creek, NILS
West Of Liberty. containing about yoo acres
This tract whether considered "a reference TO
its proasciisen.ss, ITS improvements or us sit
nation. Is one OF the most valuable ~ the cnun-
~ in WHICH II lie.--fhsre sts about 5Oa acrss
cleared. AMI IN cultivation, loo serrs of which
are 6r., rate Low grounds or creek bo,iom.--A
large norton OF the sneieafed part. (smouniiag
70 Dear Zoo acres bfst rate iuhareo land. The
improvements are a neat brick Dazzling house,
aud all other houses ne ces.aty for comfort and
convenience. This land lying immediately
contiguous 60 the turnpike road Leading from
Liberty TO Lynchbure. within 4 miles oil 'be
county sent, and In = wealthy AID respectable
neighbofhnod. !, highi, deserving ihr attention
Of any man wislJng to engage successfully IN
agricultural pursuits.
lie will also sell n valuable house AMI lot,
pleasanily stunted al the Wet cod Of the iosn
81 Librrts--the former resilenes Of the lat"
James e. -tepioe The house - large end
.nmmodi0us. = the lot. containing 6 or acres.
I, handsomely epclostl and neatly improved.
This wonld be d,lightfu residence for a pii-
saie gentleman, .soad fne situation FOR pub
lie house. .WM. w. WATTS
0cf. Ia Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Portrait PAINTING.

a d ARVEY MITCHELL has aiken the room
y n over bm,on d Hopkins, formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Jesse Is. Harrison, where he can
he ionnd by those who are DESTROYS OF having
their porna'ts taken. Having a lay figure Tor
LADIES' drapery, he feels confident of dong JUS
tee TO Their pictures especially.
Oct. % ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Lamp and i.inseedO Oil

J 'HL subscriber has for sale, supply Of
"a 6'st W'"'er Strained Lamp oil, and Also
oil oeSt L'nSeed oil, at the loves, MARIE, rr;,
ces. uO,vS, n,".he. pr
Nov - 'iCo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
MerlnO Cloths.

~ re" pieces CRIMSON, salmon. blue and
l-a punk, fHrm'ng rare assortment will no
much under former prizes. w
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
FOR RENT.

ANHA a LOT, with good Dwell
GH;G1 LA ling House, Kitchen aud
hiiiM Garden, apply at this office.
sA234A Nov. IL 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

William -. Reid and Thomas !. Reid,
Administrators IF John Reid, de-
ceased, Joseph Gadd, jr, and Robert
Cutler,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

Nov 0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18

-. brScHBuRG, Feb 10.
Tie Comnerteiters absconded We mentioned few DAYS
ago. the fact that Owen North and John H. Rutledee had
Oen tired before examining court charge of counter
ieiling and admitted TO ball. in the $500 each They
appeared AT court Monday last, prepared for m al; but in
consequence oil the absence Of of the witnesses the in.
yestgaon was deferred until day In the meantime
kue and North hed supposed consequence of hear
ing that some additional testimony would he adduced against
them New warrants have been sued for their apprehension
any doubt before existed of tile guilt of these men hei,
Hight OF course puts an end TO il.
w we had the pleasure Of witnessing the departure from
one oil our own whaIves Saturday morning the Pack
BOAT "Constuiion fitted TO convey passengers fon
Lynchhurg to Richmond The packet with some twenty Ia.
oes and gentlemen on board left thu shore about o'clock
amidst the discharge OF and large of spcc
tatos assembled To witness her departure She was accomna
NED by another boat some distance down river on bo1
winch were many gentlemen among whom observed the
Mayor and band OF music, win ch several and sua
bic tunss to the occasion Messr Turner g. Staples the
owners OF the packet calculate arrive Richmond in two
days from the time she siae and expectations shall he
realized of which there appears but little doubt she intended
10 ne regular packet between this place and Richmond We
wash them all the which their enterprise aud pubc
spirit deserve F
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18

o, ArfENs, (OhiO) Feb. G.
II most shocking accident occurred in Aos township in this
county on the night of Saturday the 30i ut About N
ocosk son OF MIR Daniel Philips, who with others of the
ay ad not retired TO rest heard the an owl nmonr
me lows roosng near the house and taking his gun
the rest would remain quiet Within he would endeavor 70 ret
sot at me marauder Having orep Of the house
ana OSen ms ann as he supposed upon the bird tree in
ne immediate range OF the building, instant of firing
s sister, about 8 years of age, excited by curiosv
ncautonsy put her head out at window for purpose i
observations when, dreadful TO relate she the
IN hef head Just above the which
death, without struggle groan. The event has caused
deep distress to the family; the young especially though
not the slightest blame attaches his conduct seems
Die, and nearly hepIlVeh of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18

upon their rights, the undersigned memorialists do
most earnestly pray your honorable bodies. Their
existence and future happiness are at stakc-divest
them OF their liberty and country, and you sinR them
in degradation, and put check, if not final stop to
their present progress in the arts Of civilized life and
in the knowledge of the christian religion. Your
memoralists hunby conceive, that such an act would
be in the highest degree oppressive. From the peo-
pie OF these United States who perhaps of ali men
under heaven, are the gious and fee it can-
not be expected. Your memorulis,s, therefore can.
not anticipate such result. You represent a virtu
ons, intelligent and christian nation. To YOU they
willing submit their cause for righteous decision.
Cherokee Nation, Dec. 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18
Richmond Nail Mapufactorv-

ENOh sale, on very reasonable terms, from 500 10
n 1000 kegs Of cut nails and brads of various sizes
from Sd to 40d, in kegs from lO0lbs. TO 9OOlbs.-
warranted TO b. made from Swedish h0n and not from
Pig or Bloom Iron, is customary in the Nortlcrn
States:
ALSO,
Spikes from 10 inches, clnch nails OF different
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds nail rods
horseshoe iron, rolled iron Of different widtbs-
and arc prepared to execute with dispatch, any or
ders in this line, and request merchants and oihors
who deal IN nails, &c. to apply, if they want full as
sortmcnt' 7. HAXALL d co.
oct 1O--2nwff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18
CHARLEsToN, Feb. 10.
LATE FROM FRANCE.

liy the Bark GrecIan Capt. Blanchard, from Ha-
yrc, sailed the 9Th Jan. we have received files of the
journal du Bayre, TO tho 9TH ult. inclusive. They
contain not the least political intelligence, that
would be interesting to readers, which has not
been anticipated.
itappears that on tho eth, the Cotton Market ~ as
duU, but there had been reduction in the prices.
rous arrivals from the United States were eynocted.
w learn, however, that the first seven days after
me Greclan left Havre, she had strong winds from
inc Eastward which enabled her to mako the Azores.
rom tnls circumstance, 1t is probable but few YES
sells got in during the week after she sailed and il s
key no dlmlnuton in the price Of Cotton TOOK place
=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18

4euA FOX ItE.NT'
GsSfA The Store, Compiling Room, and Cellar.
lisssN9 on Main street, three doors above he Roll
ttszesHtsA Tavern, with convenient brick I,un1bcr
House, adjoining The store il large and well fttcJ
up, and probably as good stand for bushes az INV
IN tho CITY, and will be let to a good tenant for
moderate rent. va
we nave also for lease or rent two large fire.
proof brick Lumber Houses, siiuntod imn,eJis,ot
upon the wharves at Rockets, well calculated G,Ir
storing tobacco, &c. free of draysge to tho shppers
a. might be conveniently converted into stonnniar;cs
ieb 10 RAISToN g. PEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18


IL appears that there hundred an! scycpee1 lorI
journals ~ rance and twenty rOyas 10 the former
teTe are [55OOO subscribers, and only $1,000 the oya
he ater nave less than half million francs while the
liberal prints ENJOY an income Of nearly two millions These
facts are asserted by arsan correspondent Of the London
Mornns ChoGcie aud are stated be authenticated by lie
aVermen's OF the Ffench papers ihemsclves.-Gaz.
IRE me Cevoktes n tonHderine TyiJe1-erbo G,r, r. -,
furnish tie best answerlO shat question. o. wac
'tn 1870 there (anong the CheoLceN 10 m, c,,,
oiVO nofses 1850 swine; O37 sheep; iG7 looms 500 sin
,niis & 90 WAGONS 30 poughs saw.mills - erst
s O. ~ 'h' time (l8l6) there p 900 caus ICON
horses $4,000 swine; $500 sheep 7G2 looms 4gg
WaSgls 29l3 pOughs; 10 mills 81 erisi
MUS O< blacksmith shops machines: 10 sohooi IA
erneS ana number Of public roads Ii, one dis,r,c fo,
were last winter Upwards Of 1000 volumes Of -ood boI oJ
Al periodical papers both religious and pnrics y,e, t
ano feau'"-'1""o"Hyy Herald, col %, y. IlC
sewing SIX has been manufactured m Arlans,s ,,: 8;
pronounced decidedly superior in point Of strength 10 @ H.
IAN The wOtns which producedh material ,ero 80 49, a.
ieaycsoi the common forest mulberry -r Gazette " '"'
NernL-Aisstcr Commandment Benjamin Cooror b,. t...
appointed to the command Of the U. S. soop of War Co
now fitting out al Portsmouth. '''
SAvANSAu, Feb 10 90 C5Roo.i' pands since or, lac, ,o
lave heeu ~ good demand of the we,E Tl
probably Ickh 3OOD bales from 81 81 and 40 CENTS r,,,
at otn 81 81 Jr common fair prime lots. We quote q =
~ cc in Sea Islands considerable sale have been made r.
1rnoa descriptions at from 229 25 aud upwards pT fine
gn1.tes vs. cote q ~ end ga.s iol rnicy brands
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18

The population Of the town Of Wheeling, in 1920
was less than 1000. II is now abou. GOOo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
C6ice Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
C0mpany,
WAsHINGroN, May "a, 1880.
A VIRGINIAN.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an nsta'ment of two
~ dollars aud fifty cents per share being the 10Th
u,tapent) on every share OF stock the Chesapeake
and ohio Canal Company is required to be paid on the
Sd day of August next and further sum oftwo dollars
and ftv per share (being the l7t mistakenly
the Sdday OF September next; which nsalments must
paid the edit ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio canal
Company, to the Cashier or other officer of either of
the following Banks viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
ingtoH.
The Bank Of Washington, al Washington
7 he Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Cf the Metropolis. do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Rank, at Georgetown.
The Bank Of Alexandria, Alexandria.
The Bank of Potomac do.
The Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria do.
The Hagerstown Bank, IN fisSer>tovn, Md. and
The iiranch OF the Valley Bank, in Chsrlesiown Vir
gina, and
The Branch OF the Valley Bank. in Ieesburg, Wa.
BY order ofthe President and Directors:
JOHN + iNGIE,
Ckrh Ce'apeaksaa6 Ohis Canal Company.
uaysl-lawtsePs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
district w Columbus,

County Of .alerardTir, ht
Holm kiSENDAFFEk has applied 10 the ho'.,JJ
~ BILE William Crsnch, Chief Judge VI tie 'm,.
States Circuit Court ofthe District OF Columbia 'os'
discharged from imprisonment under the AZ, i0f ~.
relief of insovent debtors within the District a y.
mmbia, on the third Monday Of Augus, aeHi al IS.
O'Clock, A. N. 1T the Court House in hexandiia' VIZ
and where HE creditors are required to attend.
EDM l. LEE,
seg lis; CT CD CO."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
AleXaNaria I ANAL.
aug ll-5ts

Office Tho subscriber, ~. jor;is VI 80, fo"'
mls,loners under the act O. CongT,s,, HcDTo'
rating the Alexandra Caual COMPANY, hereby give
notice, that one half uf The stDcl ocug 0cfOs't
he stockholders notified to meet, either y'i'oi
orby proxy, on he III dgy NJ .9.sus! next al q.
hour Of lOociOck cf;aaf day, al ia, Council Ch.o3|
~ the town Of >Ie>anLri.; AZ which ~, eli. ID, ''oe
holders are empowered and required. b, the e'ar'
% elect P.esideht and SIX Dnect'rs Dl tie SAD Coz"
psny
Given under oui hands. ,h;s 2iib Jay oi Jur ~
EDM. | ZEE,
u | TAYIOE.
HUGH SMITH,
COLIN AUIp,
HENRY DAINGEN!ltLb
JOHN ROBERTS,
WA. h. NlIitR,
A. &. CAZEHOVE
~ The National fn'elligencer will insert tie. 80
three times week until iTth AUGUST, md send ''.
account To th, u ice. 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13
New establishment.

Y6NHE subscilbcf, respectfully lsforln IlflI ~
z ant tic publ thst they have commence "s
T.4ILORING BUSINESS
under the firm OF ABnsrr SMITH III the hcU.t III"
occupied by a. q. Douglas, AZ Boot store
They hsle5halc the same srrang w.'h ms
principal Fddrsin baltimore, Philadelphia snd New
York, that ere made by Smith ;. Jacobs They II.
determined TO be excc.!cl by 10 other es'ah''hn'h
in the DsiIct for neainess of fl or sly Ia Of -oi."'
ship; and, BY steady attention to bushes 'nn or
position 10 accommodate, they hope to gam l"'e
tn pubic patronage.
An apprentice, having some know!ede~ Of he '.'
ness, VIII ind situation by applying Immediately
% RenoNs,ihg and Goat Dressing attended, To-
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