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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

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LAND For SALE.

w LII be sold on the premises, to the hi gliest
v bidder, on Tuesday, the 25th day Of May next,
the Tract of Land belonging to the egatees of John
Spears, decd, containing 32G acres. This land lies
on Muddy Creek, in the upper part of Pow hatan
within mile and half Of the Muddy Creek Mil Is A
description of the land is as it is presu
med persons wishing to purchase, will call and view
the land, which will be shewn by Henry Hatcher
who lives on the premises.
Terms of sale One third at Christmas next n
which time possession will be given the balance I'm
two equal annual payments, aud deed of trust 10
secure the last payment The purchaser will be al
io"ed the privilege of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES.
Powbatan, 5th March, 1880.
WI be sold on the day, the dover land for.
mery belonging to Mrs A. Cheatwood, about 48
acres two-thirds of which is valuable low ground
This land adioins the above tract The title will bo
warranted during the life of Mrs. Cheatwood
HENRY HATCHER.
Powhatan, 5th March. 1880 m2t f2t r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

Comment ON hearing the speech of the Hon. Mr.
White against the Indians.
THE rights of The Indians"--ihey depend upon
what?
The pleasure of the Staies, which want their pos
session;
fhey can force the poor devils. to sell every lot,
And the onion to pay a. the States own discretion
W III tax and We'll punish the mild saydge yngra,n
Wen drice, and well hunt him from his forefa
theirs grave;
Wen violate tTeaties-no matter how fragrant
lis his land, and we'll have it, or make him siave
SO denomnaed by Mr.. Forsyh in debate in the Senate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

IN virtue Of two Deeds of Trust, executed to lob,
Il M. Armlstead and William Cambridge by VII
nam W oFrls' and Marceila his wife, the one Oh the
eisn,h DAY OF January 1928, and the other on the
eighteenth day of February, 1628-and another Deed
OF tust executed to Herbert A Claiborne and Charles
o. Gay, 6y the said William Morris, on the tenth
oay OF July, l@2Gall Of which deeds are recorded
IN the Hastings Court OF the city of Richnond VIC
snail proceed 10 sell on the premises on the 3Otb Jav
OF June next for ready money, for the purpose there
IN mentioned, Two Lots, pieces parcels of Land
III the city OF richmond known and distinguished in
the plan ofthe said city, by No. (317l three hundred
ana !orty-seven, and No. (352) three hundred and
my Two, which were conveyed TO the said William
1. MOTIFS by Thomas Rutherford and Sarah his wife
ny thef deed bearing date the 18Th day of June
iSzo, and admitted 10 record in the clerks Office
OF the Court of Hastings for said city-and on which
arc now erected extensive brick buildings, used as
warehouse, and for other PURPOSES: also three nth
er Lots pieces, or parcels Of Land. known and dis
tingulshed IN the plan of said CITY, by number (s42
three hundred and forty two number three hundred
ana forty three t34S and number three hundred and
iorty four 34I) with the buildings commonly called
ShockG Warehouse, and all other buildinos and i'm
provernents thereon; which property was convened
to the said William Morris by two several deeds
LOT undivided moieties thereof--one made on the
teuth day OF June, 1926, by Richard Greuorv and
llIzabeth his wife, and Johh Pegrarn and Wilson
Gregory; the other, made the same day. by Jo-
sePh Dudley OF Chesterfield county, and both admit
teu TO record IN the Clerks office of the Hastings
Court Of SAID city: also other Lot, piece or par
Gel OF Land, known and distinguished in the plan OF
sad CITY, by number three hundred and fortv-siS
$500 which was conveyed TO said w ilIarp l. Nor
Tis' oy William a. Smith and Sarah Smith, by their
deed: bearing date the 18th day of September 1925.
and admitted to record in The clerks Office of the
liustlDgs Court of the city aforesaid
The ABOVE described property was advertised bv
us to be sold on the 10th February last but the sale
was prevented from taking place by an Injunction
obtained by William |. Morris from he ChancelIor |
Of the Williamsburg district; which Injunction has
oecn dissolved by the Chancellor of the Superior (
C9 our, OF Chancery for the Richmond district.
H. nc ute to the foregoing property isbe!ieved to
" lohaOly good Acting trustees we will
convey such title is vested in us by virtue Of the
JOHN 81. ARMfSTEAD In
WILLIAM cambridge f3
HGkBERT a. CLAIBORNE, g \
mp 2G~-2awtds -
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ogIboIeaaIe 2Drtcea Gurre,tf.
Richmond, May 10, 1880.

STAPLE ARTICLES. /
Tobacco, Leaf.
good to fine, 1O0lb. Sc alO
middling, sac
common, i Il )
refused, 3 a 4
manufactured
lst quail. cavendish, lb. IS a 4O|
small twist, no. ], ii Is
no. 2,9aIl
Flour, city mills, none
canal, 4 SO
Pheat, red 20, white 20 a IS
Corn, bush. 37a
Coat, best for shipping, l6 a 20
inferior, ii Is
Cotton, 9 a 10
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
BeessoG.r, best, p a %
Butter, l2A a Is
Beg, mess, bbl. 10 5OaIl
fresh, , % a 4 so
Bacon, new, 8
Cheese, 7a9
Candies, tallow, mould, 10 a IL
sperm. D Il IS
Coffee, w. /. green, l2a II
Rio, ia u Is
Java, white, Ia a 16
ordinary qualities, l3A a 145
Chocolate, no. !, 10 a 10
C2Pperas, ID. 3 a 81
Fish, herrings, no. 1, 4 80
shad, no. I, 8
mackerel, no. !, / Dbl. 3 % a d
do. 10. ,, S a > %
do. no. 3, 3 20 a 4
F'uit-
raisins, bunch, box, 5 % a3 50
musca,el, )
Feathers, live geese, good, 3OaS2
Glass, window. 3xIn, SO feet,
? IS 10x12, do. 3
Gltiipotcder, Dupont's, 5 so a
Hemp, American, ton, 100 a 12C
Hdes, Sp'h, sun-dried, 16 a is
salted, l2al5
Indigo, Spin flotant, lib. 6oa2 Ot
Iron, Swedes, ton, 105
English, 80 85
American, 80 a 30
Lard, new, 54a64
Lime, l %
Leather, sole, Is a %
upper rs a 2 IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, II a 10
Mahogany, St. Dom. #. II ?;
Bay, 8 a II
MoLaSSes, gal. n. o. 80 4 80
superior, 80 a 81
w. India, generally, 25 a 80
Meai, bushel, ID a so
Nails, cut, Id. 81
Oil, linseed, gal. IS 70
tanners, bbl. II a Is
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 30a 6!
do. summer do. TO 20
Oats, bush. % a 80
Plaster IF Paris, ton, D 10
Pork, prime, Dbl III a ii SO
mess, II
fresh, (hogs,) 100lbs s.
Rice, Carolina, (new) = IS a 3
Sugar, loaf l6a2O, lump l4alt
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 8 a9
St. Crcix, do. 81 all
muscovadoes, a 10
Sail, sack, Liv. filed, 2 81 2 i
ground alum, 2 40 n ? 40
!SaIfpetre, ID. 10 4 u
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. so a I40
apple brandy, new, % a 80
peach do. 75 a so
rum, ST. Croix g. Ant. so a 8
do. New England, 30 a 80
gin, Holland, 80 a los
do. Amrican, 80 a 81
wliiskey, q a IS
Steel, German, Id. IL IA
Eng. blistered, ii
Amer. do. 6
Shot, cwt 81
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COTIFCF

"a this institution, on Wednesday the 28fb Of Anrii
bena ~ n, Watkins Leigh Esq. of Richmond, VII
ia o. thornton Esq. of Cumberland atsd William
W. ALE.hson Est Of Petersburg, were elected mem
me . summer session of the College will commence
Vi tne ISL day OF June next. All persons wishing TO
eter INC institution, requested to be present bv
cio o. on That day. by order Of the Faculty.
'''' s-So".'f PETER McVTECAR GloEt
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NEW
Paper Hangings.

"ALKER & BOOTH, under the Eagle Hotel
w respectfully acquain their friends and the pub
lie, that they have just received large quantity of
French Paper Hangings, of entire new patterns Sc
iected at the manufactures of Paris Lyons and Rix-
HENS, comprising splendid assortment of ia pestry
velvet gilt satin and medallion patterns with borders
to match. Also, pencied and coloured views Chin
ney screens, &c, and keep constantly hand every
variety of American Paper HangIngs; feather BEDS
CURED hair and moss mattresses, of linen and cotton
tick; sofas, cots, sacking bottoms, &c. always on
hand made to order.
Oh cloths for rooms, entries &C., India mating
patent window blinds, sc. &c. all of which arc Offer
ed on the lowest terms
6-eo6tf
WATKINS, IN this case. the parties will please
vs. n take notice, that we the undersipu-
FAKRAR. } ed, who are appointed commissioners
Tor the purpose of dividing the slaves belonging to the
late Elizabeth Farrar, decd, in obedience to an order
OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District have appointed Thursday, the 18th day of
May, 1880, at o'clock A. III. the time, and
Woodrdges Tavern, in Chesterfield, the place, to
carry the same into execution-at which time and
place, it is desirable, that all the pties interested
should attend for the purpose of receiving their due
proportion, which may be allotted TO them and to nav
their proportions of costs, and to execute re,
funding bonds with security required by said order
S. T. PULI.IAM, :,
c. GUERRANT, fE
HIGGERSON HANCOCK rs
BEVERLY Fl. WOODBRIDGE, Sc
EDWARD II. MOSELEY, e
GEORGE 3. MOODY, (s
may 1-eo6t dS,c NS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13
David Martin

Has just receired, and offers. for sqe,
A assortment Of BOOKS and STATIONERY
IA amongst which are the following, VIZ
school books ageneral assortment OF.
Moore's Life of Byron; Scott Cabinet History
of Scotland
Studies IN Poetry, b. C. 3. Cheever
American Common Psce-book Of Prose, 5,h ed'-
ton, b. G. Il. Cheeyer
Ency clopediz AmerIcapa w. visiting cards
Foolscap, post, anu tpiio.post writing paper
Cap and DENY, iedgers and day books
On hand;
Tales of Grandfather, Sd series: Homes Table
Book, 2v $50; Bota's History Of the Revolutionary
War, 2v 8yo: Irving's Life and Voyages Of Columbus,
3v 8yo Robnson's History Of Charles v. " syo, By
ron's Works complete. in volumes caJ extra; Fiet
cheers Letters family Bibles, in English and German;
books of common Prayer, rar'ous; Dwights Psalms
and Hymns, Walton on Divine Sovereignty, viewed IN
connection with Mans Responsibility
Bonnet boards tea paper, straw and rag Wrapping u"
Ink and ink powder. red ink. durable INK
Sealing wax and waters, quilts, states
Blk lead pencils silver pencil cases. ever pointed do
Penkniyes m.the mstca instruments. thermometers
Pocket books, asses skin tablets pocket maps
rack ammon boards. clie,sme chessboards
Snan;sb guitars, yiolns. claronets, German flutes
Hunting bugies, drawing materials generally
Ladies' and gentlemens dressing cases, Sc. So,
apI Sd l6d
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CONGRESS-.

EOm The United States Telegraph, .4pra1s
In the Senate. on SATURDAY.. the bill to create
TIE Office Of Surgeon General in the Navy was
onlered to be engrOssed by vote of thirty-six to
~ The several resolutions submitted by Mr.
Hines, requiring information from the Post Of
Dee Department were, after having been amen
ta agreed to. These resolutions, with the a.
aendments, will be found in our columns of to-
day, The bill making additional appropriations
rNe Improvement of certain harbOrs, and re-
hlyaot distractions at the mouths of certain riv-
'rs &c; the bill changing the times of holding the
courts OF the United States for the District OF
Mississippi; and the bill for extending the time
9r the commencement of the improvement OF
ne navigation Of the Tennessee river, were sever
AI read a third time and passed. The bill for
"alnmns the Ciai'ns to certain lands In Missis-
Sppl' was after short debate, IN which MeSsrs.
Gus, Foot, Barton, BIB and Holmes partici-
gaeo' ordered to a third reading.
III NE House # ReDreseatdtices, the further
consideration of Mr.. Golfers resolution respect
|s me appointment of Standing Committee on
se ''9ject of the Public Printing, was, on mo-
wa e" Mr. UW;ams, postponed until Monday.
'l' ePOrt OF the Military Committee, directing
y, ~ Secretary Of War 10 report to the House a
f s lor the reduction of the number of officers
@e United States Army was discussed until
-, Js AP'e OF the hour. The House then took up
Is consideration of private bills, when those Or
, ns,N 10 OeensrOssed on the preceding day were
, ,ss hlrd time and passed. The principal of
r.. ~ point OF importance, was thatintroduced
VII thompson, of Georgia, for the better or
In ap: of the Militia of the District of CO.
- 1" N The remainder of the day was devoted
MI Gie consideration of private business. The
-" wi tne relief of the City Council of Charles
ms .u' L. for expenses incurred for public pur-
r. led to an animated discussion, in Commit
NJ n VI @e Whole House, Mr.. Spsight in the chair.
F 'yss,s' Martin, Cambreling, Ramsay. Drayton,
~, r-.5I'o S, Hubbard, Sutherland, Barringer,
r I'l ouer gentlemen addressed the committee on
y, SUBJECT until the committee rose, and the
mouse ad jOurned.
,o,, "gln'd-ln Ohio county, the vote upon the
,n was, for accepting it A, against it 602
81 NOetnarle the vote was nearly unanimous In
s,S. Vi The Constitution; in Rockingham about
'' 10 one in favor of it; in Rockbridge the re-
-, - was about the same; in Charlotte the vote
~ y as strong in favor of the Constitution as it
~ 1" onio county against it.
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VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

Extraordinary run across the Atlantic.
packet ship DE Rham, Depuyster, arrived from
Havre. Capt. Depuyster sailed from Havre on the
18th March, and from the severity of the wester-
ly wind, was obliged to put into Torbay on the
10th, where he remained until the LIST, when he
left that port, but remained in the Channel until
the 25th. Will at Torbay Captain d. saw a
Plymouth paper of the 10Th Of March, containing
London dates of the 18th, which stated that the
Excise License on malt and beer had been taken
Oft. 1t will be recollected that the Chancellor of
the exchecquer was to introduce the Budget on
the 18th, and it is probable that this measure was
recommended by the Chancellor. Capt. d. saw
also a London paper of the 10th, which contained
the arrival at Deal of the ship Hudson, Champlin,
from this port.
BY this arrival. the editors of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, have received their regu-
lar lies of Paris papers to the IL th of March in
elusive. The lateness of the hour, latter one
O'clock, when they were received, prevents us
from publishing any thing but brief translations
and extracts this day.
In the chamber of Deputies on the 4th ultimo,
the names of "a tellers were drawn by lot to
count the votes for the nomination of FIVE candi-
dates for the Presidency. During thi S process,
the minister of the interior and of the Marine
were introduced, and met with the same recep-
ton as on the previous day, being warmly greeted
by those on the right, and received with utter in
d difference by the large portion of the deputies.
NJ. dHausenx Minister of the Marine, crossed the
left centre, in his way to the tribune, and all the
members in that quarter turned their backs to
him. The number of voters was announced by
the President (droend'age, NJ Labbey de Pom
pieres,) to be Sol, the absolute majority 49,
The right side appeared to take little interest in
| the balloting. The result was as follows
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13

Vienna for ratification. The cessation of Hostili-
ties is stated to be mainly owingto the lnterven-
ton of a Jewish Merchant at Gibraltar, Mr.. Be-
nolier.
They wrote from Warsaw, on the Esd of Feb
ruary, that the Russian Government had adopted
new and severe measures against the Jesuits, d.
rectng all belonging to the order who should
come into the country clandestinely, to be i'm
mediately arrested, and sent to Beresow in Sibe-
ria.
1t is stated from Warsaw, that on Prince Lee
pold's accession to the Sovereignty of Greece,
Count Capo d'Istrias is to be his Chief Council
lor.
Leopold, the King of Greece of English manu-
facture as he is styled in French paragraph, was
expected at Paris.
The Berlin State Gazette asserts that authentic
accounts from Russiaand Turkey confirm the IN
telgence of the pacific disposition Of the two Pow
ers, as we'll on the affairs of Greece as on all 9TH
er points in question between them.
PoRTUGAL.-Letters from Lisbon of the Goth
February, animadvert upon the ingra6tude of Mi
guel, who has treat ed the United States with
nc more respect than the powers which have re-
fused to recognize him, and paid no attention to
the demand ofrestitution & reparation in the case
of the American vessels captured by his squad
ron blockading Terceira, the crews of which are
yet in Portuguese dungeons. Mr. Brent Is said
to be thorough going absoiutist; but notwith-
standing his ridiculous servlllty, Miguel pays no
attention to his humble suppications.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13
Spring G"oas.
WILLIAM GREGORY & CO


HAVE received, by the last arrivals from York,
i full and general assortment of SE.aSONaBE
DRY GOQDS, which they are disposed to sell very
low Among them are,
Foulsrd aud Adrianople prints
London and Manchester ginghams
Black Italian and French ustrings
sucham pongees; gimp laces and quillings
Rich black bobbinet wells
Brown calash cambria; bstste
Italian grapes; nankeen and Canton grapes
Merno Cashmere; super black circassIans
Bandana and hAg silk Handkerchief,
case superior qnality LEGHORNS.
Super black and blue cloths and cassimeres
Irish linens, long lawns, cambrics
Ladies' and misses cotton hosiery
Mems cotton hosiery. colored and white
.americsn shirtings and sheeting, of every quality
Russia diapers, bleaehed tcklenburgs
Buraps, brown rolls Scots osnaburgs
Also. bale heavy Dundee Saeking
They expect to receive additional supplies Of Goods
by every packet from New York during the season.
april l2-St
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Srping Goods.
RICHARD s. HOPKINS & co.

ggANE received part of their spring assortment OF
"a DRY GOODS,
and expect shortly further supply, which will make
their stock unusually goodal of which they will sell
On lib ersl terms, Among them are:
rs and A Irish linens
IA and Sd table diaper
Calicoes and Foulard nuslns
A cold csmbrics Swiss, jsconet and null muslins
Brown and black bombazines
Green white and black Italian grapes
White gauze wells
Black bobbinet do. superior quality
White Grape lisse
do do do hdkfs
Rich cause scars and hdfs
Black and while silk hose
do do cotton do
Colored Gro de Maps and Gro de Indies
Rich bonnet ribbons
Gsuze and lutestring do
Black hastings. sc. &c. aPril 10
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, CD. c.

ARRIVED, APRIL ii,
Brig Glory, Carey, New York; ballastto Lind
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers.
Steampacket Fredericksburg, B. J. Jenkins,
Baltimore: freight and passengers. Passed two
brips and schooner in the river. bound up.
SAILED, APRIL IL,
Schr. Success, Carton, 1900. Philadelphia.
12th--sloop Johnson, Johnson, lido.
schnr. Velocity, Hammond, cleared at Boston
Tor this port tn inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13
New Spring Goods.

WASHINGT ON& BRENT
lave received. by the recent arrivals, large as
j sorimrnt of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
which they disposed to sell very low TO their
omers and the public generally Amongst them are
Exra.super blue, black, olive, and nike cloths
Blue and mix'd habit CLOTH for summer coats
Super black circsssians; black hastings
Italian and French lustrings; black modes
foulsrd and other prints. in great variety
Plaid and striped ginghams
Brown cambria, for cslash; battstes
Jsconet and cotton cambria
Plain and figured book and Swiss muslins
Flag. bandanna, and Madras hdkfs
2 cases LEGHORN BOLIVARS, very cheap
Irish linens; long lawns
3d. lC-4 Irish diaper; bird eye and Russia do
Damask table cloths and napkins
Linen cambrics and cambria hdkfs
French brown linen and drilling
Brown aud bleached Russia sheetings
Brown and bleached tickenburgs
Buraps, oznaburgs, and sacking
Nth a large assortment IF
American brown shee,ings, shirtngs
PlaIds, stripes, and checks; and Cotton Yurn
april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13

Flou.-The wagon price Of Flour opened
last week on Monday at S4,0S, and gradu-
ally improved up to Saturday, when it closed at
SALE to S4,14. We heard of no sales from
stores during the week at over S4.lea, though
SAILS could have been obtained on Saturday,
The continued favorable accounts from England
received through the week, having caused slight
improvement in other markets, had like effect
on ours.
Yesterday the current price from wagons was
81 Is; in few instances "a 16 and 81 l. were
paid. Sales from stores at 81 lS. There was
less anxiety manifested to purchase from stores in
the latter, than in the early part of the day.
/ Export for the week ending Saturday 10th inst.
S759 barrels; 1902 coastwise, 1857 foreign.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King Street. ...'."2275 bbis. 90 half bbls.
Wharf .............844 81 % IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book auction continued.

VNHIS EVENING, at early candle light corner Of
King and ST. Asaph streets. The assortment, al
ready good, will be greatly augmented by the receipt
OF handsome invoice of splendid valuable works,
opened this day. Among them are
Elegant pocket Bibles, extra calf; do. do. II, %,
80 and 90 plates, sheep and calf g 90 do clasp;
nonpare Bbles. with IL plates, 10 do, 81 plates,
vols. calf Pilgrims Progress calf Prayer Books, calf
and sheep, jays Prayers Golden Treasury; jose phus
2vols., blank books, quilts, tyc
Also. collection Of splendid G. ass W.aRE; such
decanters bowls tumblers, wines. celeries, mantle
glasses, &c. SO. april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13
Salt anOat.
Salt ahOat.
On boardMe shin Nort1 .America,
Al 900 BUSHELS white Lisbon Salt, suitable
ltpslV}Ufor striking and packing fish; for sale BY
april IL w FoWLE Co.
Bobbinett Capes, Grape Scarfs, &c

WE have just opened, per New York packet
w Rich bobbinett cspes and pelerines
Partisan Grape; long scarfs, new article
Grape lisse hdkfs and neck scarfs
Barrsge r. hdkfs. embroidered borders
Table diapers, IIish, 9 and 104
Plain palmeryncs; ponGees
Blue black marceline
Bombszines, amongst which are some extra fine
Coored silk vestings, beautiful style
40 inch Italian c:avats
Ladies' kid mils
Superinc drab cashmere
5-4 black circassians, super
5-4 and 6 4 6ne bobbineu
Ladies' plain English silk hose, &c. &c.
april Is j. MCKENZIE Co.
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George 8. NOugh

IS opening considerable part Of his spring sup
1 ply of DRY GOODS. which consists Of very full
and general assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
selected with great care, paticulary regards qua
ty, prices and patterns 4mol2-d3teo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
House and LOT at Suction.

On WEDNESDAY, l4th instant at II O'Clock, viii be
sold IN frcnt Of the Reading Room,s HOUSE Il LOT,
Pnucestreet, between Patrick and Henry streets,
fronting "a feet Prince street, running back about
100 feet by order Of
JOHN COUNCILMAN,
april Is Admr Of F Churchman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-13
THEATRE.

Mr.. ]. P. BROWN respectfully announces to the
vi public Of Alexandria performance al the The
atre, for positively one eoeng only. in which the cee-
brated Mis- BARNES will appear, together with the
entire talent of his whole company.