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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
0ECEiAaOEr, YER sSENar a

VIE Subscriber having leased this old and - all
known Establishment, for term of years tokps
this opportunity to announce to his friends aud tho
bubiG generally, and particularly 10 the former Visit,
CTS OF the house, that i. Will be opened for he nc
COMMUNICATION Of company, on the first Of October
H. Is now undergoing thorough rcpa!r and will he
Aticd up IN PLAIN but neat style with beds beGIno
and other necessary furniture, all new and of f5a
best kind His servants are attentive and c,.pcrip
ed. and his Bar-ke"pcrs polite and acc,n,uodat,nr
Ills Bar shall at all times be supplied with The hot
liquors and wines, aid his Fable with the most cbir
deIiclCes OF the season, which the CITY aud couo ~
can ailord' and ne Ilttcrs himself that by unrpmit
ting attention to hIs BUSINESS he Will rive srfI,o
satisfaction TO all who may flyor him with their cam
pany.
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is si,u,tsd N tho
most pleasant part of the city, immediately s,,
thc capitol, and contiguous to all the Public Offices
and but short distance from the Theatre tho Borks
the Basin. the Warehouses, and the Offices or tb,
principal Mil.crs o! the cty; and az the same fi,nc
sufficiently tar removed to afford gentlemen cu,o,
retreat when they wish retire from the bustla oi
noise OF the streets. Such arc the local ,dyopf,,
of this house, that may venture to affirm tb,f .
tcmcn visiting Richmond, either for business oT to,
pleasure "'!l mud :. ono @; the most pleasant g,ua.
tons m the city.
IN addition 10 what tTousicn, custom he NAV b
favored with, The subscriber Will be abb, IN accom-,
modatc ''cnig.Ers or Hiyiy BO.qRDERS. Ly the
week, month, or year, ON the most reasonable tcrms
sept l"-t. ROBERT G. MACON.
Go7rhhnd CURT I,usc.
o. The rs,ebur, OH Dominion Ivrrbh,,r, yi,..,,
Charlotte vile Advocate lH,rieal Arena, and .,.7.-
HfI#t H' |F.FNr| u. Ff
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s. westen S9Jea.
THZE Day.
81 DAVENPORT .y1p~

Ea3 DAY.
81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. en-.
Candles and Oil.
SAFE at he Dock
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'elock. we .h,u cal,
IL the Dock. ON board schr Sally, from Nantucket
- boxes sperm candles
100 brls lamp oil
sept 81 ID. AS r. A.,
GROCERIES, &c
tO-MORROH 1iORNING a,d ;ns,,,, =, "A
O'Clock, a, our Auction Stsyr-
20 hhd~. prime St. Crox SuseTs
~ DC Porto Rico do
10 do prime n,olasscs
10 do New ORLEANS rum
e5 bags coffee
100 sacks ground alun, sol,
Soo reams wrapping paper
% DO writing 30
lOo boxes mould candles
100 do brown soap
Soo DO Wlndsor aud fancy do
ceroOns indigo
20 bbls. old rye whskey. ,fn .-.o-
hhds. Antigua rum
90 bis cordial
- boxes fig blue
80 do window glass
10 bbls. lamp oil
100 do mackcrel
20 do behring's
CA"ese' shoes hats, furniture. &c &c
sep - ID A @ 90 A,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

'lRGiN!A-At a superior court of cba5,.,iI,
" al the c.ptto in the city of Richmond on Sa,ur
uay' March -7th, 1880: Betsey HcCredic Edder neu
ana Adelaide his wife, formerly McCred,e ond ,ohn.
Sprl6gs, and Polly his wife, formerIy NcCre'I,e IL
against James Penn, executor of Grorra No. -
uScd, laeorS" NC redie, and John NcCredie d.ysan
OF s'id Etorg- NcEredie, decd. Walter Dunn 49,
OF John Graham, decd, Berley Randolph 800 os
larry Heth, who was cx'or of Samuel Clark. jcc
and William Long, dts. e'
On motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel ,b =.
dismissed as to all the defendants excent Iar
CFrdie and George McCredie, without co,,s Il
"eErupoh Ne cause came be heard n, ~
or'S'nai and supplemental bills of the plaintiffs ., -
'Or confessed, exhibits, and the records and proca
nSs lately pending IN this court by the s,vle IS a.,
Csedls VS. Penn Z al, aud rsham VS. HcCreris :.
al, and was argued by counsel. On consi,I-r -
wHeTeoi, II appearing that the whole personal es,t
~ the salH George McCTedie, deed, hath b.or =.
hausted IN the payment OF debts the court ,,, 80,
ua' one OF the conn issioners 10 state and re,or, -
the court an ccOunt of the real estate of Ceor'r Vt
Cteue the elder. dec & of the manner in which IT,
same hath been disposed of, and what parts there's
and what rents and profits Their Of have been rec;v
oy the said John, and George Mctredie the vor,n.-
o s'G'er OF them, OF any other person or persons r,
theIn ~ either of theu and the value of the sill 81
estate, and ITS several parts, tat the same comnisso
er % state an account of the eGaciss the PLAINTIFF
IN TINS SUIT, shelving the amount of princiDs rn,ps
oy either OF The parties he also take an accoi,n+ IS
aeo's II any, outstanding, and due from the esst. e
he SAD oe"rgr Sc redle the elder, decd which mn
S eHued to satisfaction out of the real estate of L
SAID george Nc r-die the elder decd, in preference
To the plaintiff gacies, With any either matters
may be required BY lhe parties be 50 stated and,b
$40 commissioner Is authorised 10 examine anv az ,b
parties IN solemn form touching the preuises - 'S
e'F!' -sAiS' "H &. PEHDLE-px. C. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

Messrs Robert Brooks 6. CO. tho c,,,.-o,.,-- 8
executing the work upon the above section bs,,-'
.1N'a 20 comply with the acquisitions Of their con
tract; VIII upon the completion Of the yircb,s,r
G'eeK bT'use and eInbankmeu', be permitted to with
-, I'm ,s pune e5a2ioymcn and The line Is nYtr
second tim" offered TO persons discussed - 60,
l0r road making, and the building Of The brIdoes,
l he GohU!uoAs OF the letting and manner of ryecu-
,ihg tue WORK Will be made known to the biddnr. IN
ne .S' cay o. Octo5er next, ut the house Of NJ p
RuiineTs, near Charleston m KaDsvbe conni, -,
nc Oas Tor the execution Of work are invited l. :
S"PeCIeI 'Aat persons propo-ing TO become underta
hefs WI make themselves acquainted with the ocg-
.'"h o. t"e road and the several Bridge sites prey-
hoad now offered to bidders IS near 80 miles. and ~
no part thereof has been delivered. tic whole viii
De offered and contracted Tor. IL sections To sp the
|S"G' OF TIE bidders subject such deduction for
after esiImuted IN obedience TO the provisions OF
their Contract. W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
p. SCALES, Superintendent.
Extension OF X. " r
Sept. l4,IG3O---G

Sept. II, lG2O--G >, II
W FhG Editors Of the Richmond ENQUIRER. Con
Stiuuonal Wing, Winchester VirrinIap. CharIcsto,
Tl e., Fress' S,annton Spectator and Lyuchburg
a week till the 25h inst and forward tho sc.o,,,,
to this Office for pavmeut. ''0 oN'''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

Erratr in ~ RoJcyt,on's Oyai0u.--In the IIth
paragraph. for the snnrcnc" beginning: "&u lees
can stop 10 expose tho 'alacrCs, or uamasi the by
pucrltIcal," &c.-rcad-as follows:
"Stll less can stop TO expose the flllacirs, or un
mask the hypocrisy Of those hollow pretcudGrs to
humanity, who have so long abused the public car
with their absurd and whining Jcrcmuds over tho
exaggerated horrors and pXCrS-"g Of that nl1rIlns
Revolutions Men whose Pa,rican scus.Jli.v Is
shocked a. tho meritrd pans Of Royalty bot feel no
touch OF pity for mo sulcrngs Of q whole people"
NV ioaN Sept 1.-THE funeral Of the r. Rev. Bishop
Hobart took pl1cr yesterday afternoon We give uuor e.,
column The utdcr ui procession. Yncn0dy taken TO Trinity
church. The crowd OF citizens who attended grli
small proportion only were enabled IN gam admfIaucc The
funeral service read hy the &c Few BH, Moore of yrr.
delivered appropriate the occasion and lie sp
were solemn aud highly Interesting.
veun. mon hrouru, 10 Virginia went a fy DAYS sin .,
into the bry OF the church Lancaster Mas with r8ry l
ysupr ladies' and reaching u .Dk tho clock lrg,
absyr his foot Slipped and %" rrarp'aird 1 the ground
Fortunately be escaped with few broken bones NJ = STAN
Great preparations arc annc Boston rr the second CEN
tcnniu celebration ofac settlement 90 that place which "a
place this day The Grafton viii We dayrrod by J0sa,, pu9
Ccy, Es1. prcsdcu, OF Harvard Co,!s-, --H
letters wero received yesterday by Tire ship John
Jay, from Liverpool stating that no New York ships
Charles Carroll and Grca' Britain were chartered TO
so from Chcrjour1 10 Naples, md thn Oh" King md
family would embark 10 b5landcd 1t Naples daily
s1lg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

RI OIICl'-A petition will hc presented 10 the
IN noX' Gnucra' Assembly of VIRGINIA. to meow
raaHg a Gomm1ny, To- construct Il Railroad from
"""'''"" D" it'''suuTg. sep 30
BROAD-ROCK BACES-Fon 1890
FBVIH Races owe, TIC Bsoad Rock Coursc will
a commence on the hsi Tuesday m Septc,nber
ana continue -four days: frs, day, a colt swcrpstakc
Ioi lhcoyears old colts and iles milo heats entrancc
500. halt forfeit aud closed I'd dav, the pronr,,.
iors Turse for $500, two milo hcats-crtrsncn e.
3D. day the Jocky Club Purse for $500 tb,c.. :, rg
aeats-cntrance $50. 4th day, annual nos, stalk
Tor $3.50, TWO mile heats
SEP Il--2awl IsHAMPUCKET. prog-e.sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Rice Paper

o,. Rice Paper.
AhhE and sual sheets Of Rice psn.r-Ars, 49, .,,.
- -. handsomely en1ossed-just received, by
-seP Il r. ID SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
The American Sonpster

aHEN MAhERS.-A few OF the ABOVE articles iI,, r.
cor, i" X. ID. SANNAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
From Tie National LtHigsncey Of SaturlIqy.
TO TIE EDITORS.


GETTLEMEN 1t has never been my wish to OPP
pose the administration Of General Jackson nor shall
the scurrty Of his humble and degraded parasites in
ducc me to do 50. nevertheless consider the pre-
sent IA moment upon which my future personal
reputation may essentially depend as well i'm ,riU1ic
cd It lbcralty which Is practscd towards me- should
do the most fragrant injustice to myself and to others
were / TO remain silent.
So far as relates to the attacks made upon myself
tnd,UidunNy, If ] were TO notice them, should be
compelled to descend 10 a level with those who have
made them ! need only say that they arc Grise so
Tar as auy matter Of either honour HONESTY is con
cCrncd. Nor do ! consider that any man who is n
gentleman would stOop so low 90 interfere with
mans private affairs % accomplish political end.
The true secret IS, have publicly announced nv
self the friend Of IlErU CLAY. This, rs n Crel,pGu
] had a right TO do. But tho minons Of power with
view 10 direct the public attention from the subject
have rcsorcd 60 every )abriraiion" relative IN my
self, my situation, and my conduct public and pri-
vatc and have literally ransockcd the vocabulary Of
dclrncipn Co find Cpithcts bitter enough 10 signify
their spleen. To boast Ofchnractcr would be- croiE-
teal aud unbocomng in any man; hat, while / adj
init myself like other non, 70 be imperfect, dread
no scrutiny Of my conduct through life.
The rude and vulgar attack ma b. upon me BY the
editor Of the Telegraph, under q hypocrlucal dccla-
ration Of great respect for my parents would be pus
scd over M silence and contempt If did not suppose
that low and abandoned ths PRINT Is gen rally
adnt,cdto be. II may my motives 10 be m-con-
ccved, and the step which have taken TO be inign.
dcrstoOd
had grown up in the belief that patriotism was
virtue, and that truth and honesty wcrc always to
be honored and respected. I did not suppose that
when men entered into public lifc or were selected
to serve in the Councils Of The Milton, they must
thenceforth sacrifice 10 party oil that constitutes
private worth" and all that they have been fnught
10 regard as moral propricty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30

As my motives and character now fairly spread
before my cchn,rymcn, who | am satisfied will
luoge OF me according to the principles of Justice
without being misguided by party rancour or Pred
Judce, chccrfuliy come to a close with few ndI;
uona remarks upon Que other subject
The present doctrine that political friends are 70
be rewarded, and political enemies punished is doc
trne evidently dangerous 10 liberty as il tends IN
destroy every thing in the shape of either freedom in
opnion or action The present, is the first err in
rec country IN which history could justly record
.ne' irce man was either to be prosecuted or nun
iShcd Tor opinions sake, while continuing TO REGARD
ms country, ITS constitution, and its laws cac6 NJ.
Wmch promise, and guarantee to him his freedom and
ms safety At such doctrine | hone i'm Cod mo
heart may revolt, while il continues IN ,c, ~
an Shall there be suporadded TO this nm u1izcrm;
nate IaVage, and destruction of chnrnc,cr hy H.
'aus ol men, who' NOR" guilty, themselves arraicn
thosc whom they would wish considered so, Such a.,
course would be cruel, useless and nav adj
so unprecedented that every honest man must rcccI
at the idea. ~
WIN these evidences before me- of what cons;der
Papaoe error at the outset, and of that eXtravapance
"hich dd suppose would have been most ccr1ainI,,
avoided under this admnisra ion, and " hich Inv cvcr,
sacred consideration, which either the impl.t nedocs
OF 'he executive or the express declarations of his
supporters could create, ask is it STRANGE that 7
should be disguised? My conscience approves tho
course which have pursued, and am satisfied that
nave not only maintained my individual ndepen-
dehce but that have stood forth in the cause of the
people, whose interests and happiness | am deter
mined TO support TO the humble extent of nv ability
while engaged in their service and cn;oy;Dr ,hc;;
confidence. IS -
! iear not the ccnsure, do / seek the applause
! OF The yile or the worthless None can Apprcca,e
my conduct, except those who know nv motives and
Cy the yrigous and the honorable they will be un
dcrstood and respected.
trust that may be called on TO answer no more
as inc duty Is painful. If TO be sacrificed for
beng the friend of Mr.. Clay, let it be SOL had
sooner SINK for such man, than to rise with any Of
the Catlllnos of the day
Respectfully, yours
.-,.,-,., THOS. Chiffon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
NJ ARI5NH NEWS.
PORT or RICH.UO.NDa
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Revenue, Godfrey, from New York with bal
Schr Orator, Gator, from the Dry Dock. Goypo,.
Schr Emily Davis, Crowel, from Philadelpbio
with sundrics, TO NJ Mitchell, u Peyton. Lancas,
ter IL DENLY, Hal q Moore, Bagwel g. Smith, ard
others N'''
Below, and will be up next tide. schrs Apenoro
pcarce; Gazrtte Pryer; Dunton 81 Son, Soul; all
from New York. 49,
SAILED.
four, tobacco, &c. 80"
Schr Anna Smith, Smith, for New York with coal
Schr First Bacon, for Boston, with flour ard to-
bacco. - ~
Schr President. Nichols, for Boston, with coal
Schr George Wythe Hammond for Fredercks
burg, with coal
Schr Friendship, Walker, for Fredericksburg. will,
coal ." via
Schr Emblem Crosby, for Boston, with coal.
Schr Mary Virginia, Swcczy, for New York. with
coal A' VAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30

Public Entertainment, at Gonito, Fow6ataD
III ANlNG taken lease on the Tavern at this
Il place for term of years, IT is nv intention IN
keep It as house of Public Entertainment. There
has been large and cOmmodious three story Houso
built where the old Tavern formerly stood and seyc-
raj out houses fitted up for the accommodation of the
public rendering 1t in every respect desirable place
Tor faniIies' from either Richmond PETERSBURG 10
retire during the heat ofthe summer months il b;r
perhaps ono ofhc most healthy places between those
towns and the mountains. The water at Gcni,o has
long been priced as the Gerry best to be found in the
country, and the neighborhood mncxceptionabe. |
promise my hest Cndcavors TO merit PATRONAGE
JOSIAH HUNDLEY.
Genito, PDwhatan March goth. 1870 II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30

TENHE following arc the drawn pp-obors i, a.
u Union Canal No .. D" u"
80 3d. ST. 30, 10, %, 90, DC, &c.
IG. 30, %. $500, sold NJ This Office.
MAR ~ YATES a, AT.IN,rXpr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
TO Nent.
Dyspepsy Cured u Prevented.

FAR. T.. SUTHERLAND, having discovered the
Of, and the remedy for, this most drefu dis
ease offers his servicesto those who have suffered by
IFS distressing influence for short time for many
years.
lie has entire confidence in The remedy, If admins.
tered agreeaby to his directions. not merely from his
belief in the correctness Of its principles connected
with the of yspepsy, but also from having prac
scd il with complete success in very great number
of Innate which the patients have been af
cted with some nearly all of the following symp
toms pain in the bead dizziness vertigo; confusion
of mind, attended with loss of memory; disagree cable
taste in the mouth; timidy melancholy: lrritablitys
loss Of appetite; nausea; BnawIng IN the stomach
when empty; affection Of the nerves. attended with
general debility and loss of energy; chness; affection
OF sight; sourness burning Of the stomach, nauen-
cy. pressure the stomach after meals, producing
great uneasness and distress cold feet and hands; lam
gor weakness of the stomach, attended with vomiting,
acid eructaon; uneasness in the throat, with pain in
the side breast; pa,pation; weakness and pains in
the legs. frequent and involuntary signing; yawnng,
drOpsness rreguarty OF the bowels pam III the back
tremor disury; disturbed sleep.
| Those persons who are affected with any all of
! the above mentioned and consider them evils "too
grievous to be borne" respectfully recommended
to call DR. s. by whom they confidently assured
that his remedy will effect speedy an permanent
lief and will also prove preventive against the re-
turn of the disease. References will be made to re-
spectacle ladies and gentlemen, residing in this city
and esew here, who have been benefited by the use
| Of this remedy.
DR.. Sutherland may be seen at his office. No. 50
Wall street, every day Except Sundays between 10
and O'Clock; and at all other times at his residence
! No. 1873 Elm, corner Of Grand street.
New York, Oct. 20
1Ihave appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist, of Alexandria, District of Columbia, my
| Agent, who has been fully qualified for curing Dys-
pepsy on the plan pracsed by my self oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29

whose term then expires. The result gives high
satisfaction to the friends of Henry Clay and the
next OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York Commercial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-(

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-OoropER e7.
Since last report, upwards of 5000 bbls. super
fine Flour have been sold at IS 81, l2a, prin.
clpally at the former price, and some. the price
not liked. Rye Flour and Corn Meal remain as
last quoted, at which price several sales have
been made. Very little doing in Grain; Wheat
from store has sold at 81, and Pennsylvania
Corn at 80 cents, aaoat. Faxseed and Linseed
Oil remain about the same as at the close of the
week. Clover Seed has been sold at IS 6aI.-
Whiskey has declined one cent per gallon.
Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
New saddle, HARNESS. . Trunk
lIANIrEHCIYlRY

MIN CIHL( Oh
ySsiIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends Of
T. Alexandria. and its vicinity, that he has estab
ed the above business on King street, few doors
east of Messrs Krr rtzhugh's Grocery store, under
the direction and superintnndence OF ANDREw SrLLr
VAN; who will manufacture and keep for sale on the
most reasonable terms. and made of the best maeri
ais, the following articles.
GentIemen's best upholstered, plain and common
saddles; ladies' best and common do; brides, mar
tingses, vasses and saddle bags. of all kinds; best
black leather travelling trunks. ard Brussels carpet
travelling bags; hair and fancy trunks and whips of ali
kinds; best coach and sig harness, common do car
role wagon and cart do. Together with every article
in the line.
In addition to the experience Of the conductor Of
the business, he has procured the aid of workman
from Richmond, Va. considered one of the best Sad
dlers in the State, who intends introducing the
WIRE SPRING SADDLE,
improved by himself. % Hyde,) which. for durability
and ease to the rider and horse is far superior to any
spring saddle ever offered to the public
Gentlemen are solicited to call and examlr. the
model. .
uJold work repaired at the shortest notice, and in
the best style All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed hoNaiio DAY
oct 5-dlw&eotist Jan.
The Leesburg Genius of Liberty, and Frederlcks'
burg Wal Arena will insert the above st, and send
their accounts to ii. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29

So, Let differences Of opinion vanish
,,aal 'aleE, ,ou;ng dangers Of the anarchy which,
s,S .SSs if; sSsi ';'! be s" ss' e:
ao'' 9'u.v rrnressed BY the means which the fun
ea'ed OF Isr places at the disposal of the Gov
ns .6 d" to those By the zeal of
srarn .'.ys will strike irreparable blows at IN
ne fl1s ueinrr and the national prosperity Let
hndal'I " c;,izens every where separate their
% fro FL the ,: saSTss ana let IT their ss PUB
rf'4' 'n ,g;,y in those places where IT is still
'e ran q At last put period to evils so great,
''' = ss s i them sss:,, Be , sss and
Inc IN. P pr in the usual way, and inserted in the
556cn journal. Ao zth Of saDtember. Of
po .a, IS;o. and of the 18th OF our reign:
.s ye" w. WILLIAM.
By the King; e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
Boots and Shoes

q u. EDISON, one door from King, on Royal
=. street, has received by recent arrivals,
so CASES BOOTS &. Shoes
He has also made arrangements with tie manufac
urers to be constantly supplied with Boots and Shoes
of every description which he win sell, wholesale or
retail, az low can be procured in any market.
aug 27-eoSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book Auction.

DVNK 9iUCVIVn,
On MONDAY EVENING, at 7 O'Clock,
a A Whites Auction rooms. will DC sold > .arge
IA and valuable collection of books ststonsr,, &C:
Gentlemen and Iadcs are invited to call oh Monday
morning. and view the assortment, which, though al.
ready large, tits expected will that day be conside.
rably increased b. the addition Of other works.
oct29
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
Nm. AarDer.

"AVING been with Doctor SUTHERLAND, of New
III York, for some time and practsed under his di-
rectiun, and being appointed by Or. s. as his Agent
for this section of country, offers his services to the
public in the Of Dyspepsy without the use Of me-
dcine Can be seen all times at his Druggist Store
on Fairfax Street. Alexandra, where satisfactory evil
dence can be given OF cures performed in few days
time. oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
Spanish Language.

Ell SENIOR ANTONIO SANTOBENIA,
PROPOSES to open, in concert with Nous Roux
4 Spanish School in this place. An evening class
will take place on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
and will begin on the 26'h inst Private lessons will
also be given at the lodgings o! the ladies who may
wish it.
For terms and information apply at Martins Book
store, and to Mons Roux. oct IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29

sf1aont.-The reelection of Gov. Crafts. was
s s'u'uneed Yesterday. To-day the Vermont pa
Psrs OTiag his Excellency's speech to the Legs-
Nure' 1t is plain. well written and sensible
vSuneGt. very property confined to the local OBJ
'5NS and interests OF the State. The abolition
Imprisonment for debts hereafter to be con-
.a'sd' Is recommended, the Importance of
,Tue'a u'tGSlOn OF education suitably impressed
~, he public mind, andan application to Con-
,,H,'or assistance in the construction of roads,
>'s.ested.
"a = p'Stcrlpt to the Burlington Free Press of
, '%aS last, announces the election, on the first
,',S'' OF the Hon. Samuel Prentiss as Senator
congress from this State Tor six years from the
WV" March next. rio. the Hon. dudley Chase.