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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
an Eligible Lot for Sale.

an Eligible Lot for Sale.
"A On MONDAY, the 18th of November
f:e::f INST, AT IL O'Clock. on the premises, will
iisiiM sell at public Auction, the House and Lot
AT the intersection of Il and 3rd streets
belonging 10 the estate of William Robes tson, dec
Attached are good garden, stable and carriage
house, with well of the finest water. Ii is one of
the most elevated and healthy situations in the city,
and IN desirable Leighbou hood.
Ierms-An approved sixty -day negotiable note
for one Third of the purchase money and a bond ut
~ months, bearing interest from the for the ba-
unce: The whole 70 be secured by Deed Of Trust OF
the property.
Sale 10 tc cohdnc'ei hy THOMAS TAYLoR ESQ.
HiNDHAM ROBERTSON
nov Executor
> The above sale is postponed to Friday 10th inst
nov 10 w. R.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
Valuable Real PROPERTY

Valuable Real Property.
enable US To close The late concern of William.
son q htche' we VIII, on Monday the eedinst.
sell at public auction, the house and lot on Shocko
Hill, lately occupied by us as Grocery Store From
Its being long established business stand with a
good run OF custom and ITS proximity to the New
Market. 1t may be considered one anonpst The vorv
best situations in the city for Retail Grocery Store
also, an unlmproved half acre Lot in DuyaI's adj
dItlon, No. -. near the residence Of AIR. Abner
k"oinson-The sale will take place at o'clock, on
the premises, beginning with the proper,v near ,bs
New Market. GEORGE WILLIAMSON
per James Richie.
GEORGE RICHIE
OrIs, DUNLop s. Co. Aucrioneers
nov 9-eolOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
- ssrttots 8aIFB.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 4 co.
GrDceries..

ssaes. "a, BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
Groceries. s. se.S.s.
On FRIDAY. the 10Th mt, ut n o'elo1i: IN n.
sold OF our Storc,a general assortment o. Groceries,
&c &c. o. n a r. - -"
nov let's = $3.50
ADDITIONAL.
10 hhds. St. Croix sugars, prime ami dry
10 do Porto Rico do ~ ~
chcs:s and 10 boxes Hyson lea
half chests Imperial do.
100 doz. fancy soap
case tulip lumo glasses
do high claw foot lamps
HID. decanters. assorted ~
care salts dishes aud piates
do wines, toys and saIts
do half pint creams ~
DO stair foot, low cylinder lamps
do pitchers. assorted
- Whlskey. candles, soap, Wrapping pepper,
Chocoia G. indigo. nutmess, mace,
Lending lines, nests boxes, wines, brandy,
Rum old lava coffee
- Old white do
- 20 casks cheese
20 bags pepper
family and comrnon loaf sugar, &c &C..
nov 70 o. ID. e. Co Auc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

~ Tho National Intclligoncer seems to gricve.
that Mr. Madison's letter has been received with
snecrs and sarcesms, by certain srlfsuifcicnt and
imperinent concentrations The worthy editors of
that paper ought not to permit so slight a crcum
stance to disturb their cquunnity. Those who ar
rogate superior constitutional learning and constiiu
tiona purity TO James Madison, land there ore few
sucl) need not tho mid of the National Intclircnccr
TO consgn them to the contemp, their SILLY vanity
merits: nor need the conductor of that paper look
grave at what they consruc rndica ions of dis
position ~ Virginia TO return TO the old articles of
confederation. Not one man IN 10000, has any such
idea aud the mad-cap who burst propose II, would
DO politically annhilatcd for his pains. Both the
disrepcct shown MIR. Madison, the orogation of a
purism aud orthodoxy superior TO his, and tho sever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
A L Meeting of the President and Di-

a I a Meeting of the President and Di-
reciors of the James River Company on Wed
nesday, the 10th day of November. 1880
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter the owners and consig-
nees of produce and merchandise contained IN boats
navigating the James River Canal will be held re.
sponsible for the tolls upon the same-and in case
any owner or consignee of such produce me rchau
dizc shall hereafter neglect refuse TO account, for
ana pay To the TollgatheIer the tolls due thereon
alter The same shall have passed through the Locks
directions will be given to the Lockkeeper, at The
Lower Arch, II refuse psssog &c the boats, produce
and merchandise, of such owners and consignees in
subsequent trips, Until; The legal tolls due thereon are
trst discharged and the Tolga;herers permit deliver
ed to him.
\ true copy Of the minutes.
J. BROWN, Jr.
nov i2-l2t Second a uhii or.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
and hibet WOOL Shawls.

sp ~. JENKINS has Ir,t received on additional
IA. supply Of Mcuno Long aud Square Shnwis of
va rI"us cocufs Sd Bagdsd Shawls. new and fash
Onabe article, for low price, Cd and I'll Tn, bet
Wool ShawlS, If h most fashionable colors, and a
lew i-2 Mourning and Lead Cord Thyb,g Shaws,
a gentrel and PLAN article; which, with the extern
assortment OF hose hand. Of late i,npcr, ions
IN The most gentccl assortmrn, oi Fan nod Winter
wis II the oIy-f5r sale the mos, sr,. pri.
IA X. " JENkfSSS
dcnno Shawl, Linen nod Fancy Dry Good S.oye.
1dy 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

= = BYsDaKEN-POR7.. aLLEhr & Co..
DRY GOODS
On WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 24h, at 10 O'Clock. a.
our AUCTION Room, general assortment of domestic
on the way from New York
nov 10 d. A. g. CO. Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

Passengers in the brig Phoebe. Ann smyrna Mr. Rind
commissioner to Turkey and Mr. WIN. Winthrop Andrews
MI the bearer of Commercial Treaty negotiated him
at Consiantinope with the Sublime Poe-IJo Conn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

tnndolph's parting with Juha is represented as ben. very
anectionaie Both shed my FREUD though INV
slave sad Randolph % Caps3n Turner John the brother
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

fbe celebration of tile French al New York will
oe OF the most brilliant ciEacer Printers Painters
les and Artists of escp,on called meetings uor
the subject = Phil Inquirer. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

lhe Chester pa Vser mentions radish this
year raised the farm Of James Pa in Upper Prov
which measures two feet six inches round weighs fifteen
pounds-lN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
TO CAPITALISTS

Tickets $40, Halves 3, Quartcrs2 so Eighths 25
For sale bv THOS Il. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
'IGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Tickets Si--iIalves 2--Quariers /.
New York Consolidated Lottery, Clas
No. 10, drawing will be received TO MORROW
ut o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
Female seminary.

VIlHE subscriber respectfully informs the parents and
i guardians of young ladies', that his School will DO
continued in the retired and commodious room which
he has for some time occupied in the Brooke Lodge.
Ills terms the ensuing year will be from - to ~ per
quarter. His course OF Instruction will embrace o.
biography, Reading Writing, English Grammar,
Arithmetic mental and written, Book keeping, Geo
graphy MODERN ancient, and sacred, with the use OF
aliases maps and globes, Modern and Ancient Ills
tory, Chronology, Composition, Rhetoric, Criticism,
Metaph, sics Unite course of Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy the elements Of Astronomy and the French
Language. :, -,
He follows the inductve method Of teaching, fully
convinced from long experience, that best adapt.
ed to the constitution of the human mind. The great
end OF education will be kept constantly in view, while
the most efficient means, and the most assduous efforts
will BE- employed to impart sound useful knowledge,
and to carry forward the young female mind to that me-
,urity which will qualify the possessor fos future use-
fInes snd should his subsequent lsbors be as sue.
cessfu as his past have generally been, he trusts he
will have the pleasure to give satisfaction to his friends
and patrons.) g..
Experience has taught hiH the good effects result
ing from frequent examinations: he therefore respect
fully invites the parents and friends Ct bis school to VIZ
sit i whenever convenient, that they may for them
selves specimen Of his plan Of Instruction. and be
prepared to Judge Of the actual sanments OF his -chc-
lars. WILLIAM ~ oONSSF'
yatermw>is deg 25-g4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
som. time considering what should Be done

some time considering what should 30 done
at length
Aid. Stevens objected TO sitting here any lon
ger. 1t was well known that the members Of
the Dew aud old boards, With lhe officers Of the
Corpo. a,ion, had received an invitation TO dine
to day, at o'clock, at Bellevue; and those who
are absent, are probably now there, and they
may eat up the dinner, while we are fasting
here.
Aid. Seaman. Let them eat it. am willing
TO sit here.
The Recorder Since the gentleman from
the third jus;ifes those members in re,iriu 6,
why does he remain!
Aid. Stevens. say 10 hear what his honor
the Recorder has to say.
The Council adjourned, however, in confu-
sion. The next day, again no quorum was
formed and the members dispersed without ef-
eecting any thing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

iSPoarANr!-The Philadelphia Chronicle
contains ne following important and correct
Ei'ee Of in diligence:
One OF III. horses employed in conveying
me Presidents Message fron this civ TO New
iOIk, was the grey ,hat General Jackson rode
s .s the Semi'o!e campaign ", carried
10y The express rider, al ;he rade Of twenty.
'oa' miles an hour. The animal is now at he
sable Of his present owner, Mr.. J. Rec sid, he
mall Contractor. Coed Judges of horse flesh,
We understand, call him one Of the bss, in the
city"
eahsula made his horse Consul, AND this
''''''H who travels so prodigiously, at least
deserves 10 be rewarded with Pos, Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

The remarks Of "a Friend of General jack
ion TIE sentiments contained 10 that COM
munica,ion, are those held, we believe, by a
large portion Of ,ne most intelligent and res
spec able G. MI men of the party. Duff Green,
however, Is FEARFUL odds even against Mr.. Bald,
win. Shak' sne,re els u,
A falcon, tow'rng IN her pri lie Of place,
Was by a housing o,cf h,wk'd at. and killed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

House, Of Congress adjourned on
BON ,,.,u until this day. The principal
Iaa''.'I Transacted on that day IN the nouSe'
'''la q. consideration Of the report OF the Com
''' ''' Fl.c,ions in tie case Of Arnold rs'
""''' ri. contested election appears 70 nave
LEA -, considerable excitement in The District
;''''' ~, Nr. LA is returned, aud probably
''D NTH may characterize the discussion
'.' Uon,s, Mr.. Arnold will be heard at the
% "I ,,,, House, in ,uppOr' of his owe claims
%. -. .,,oy, Of the Committee is adverse TO MS
-, ions, though be has succeeded IN pro-
P'.'- rider 70, The printing of al The evil
.-',,o :, he case. Some Of Mr.. Arno'd's OBJ
'' "a, in The course Of the debate on thurs
r, her iutempers'e, thoagh We VS.
''N ,,s called 20 order by tar Speaker. lie
= ,b,, b. was uader The 4" ban Of the len
-. delegation" and accused Mr., Lea with
nib.ry, &c. Sc e,
&c. nresume the Other cases oil contested
..;o,s will be disposed Of more readily than
~. pnirr consideta,lon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
BALTIMORE MARKET-JASuAnr l.

BALTIMORE MARKET-JASUAnY /.
FLOUR
Howard STREET FLouR-In the earl, part Of tn,
week the store price ranged from - 623 rs. a,
which rates sales to a considerable extent mad,
for EXPORT. On Thursday, however, ssles were made
at 4 68i and rs. cash, or in,eres, added, and no
transactions believe. took place at rate under tht
frat named price To-day, after our usual extensive
iuouiry we find that holders very generally ask rs
per hbl at which price sales have been made The
u,,son price at the commencement OF the week. WAS
AS low as so per Dbl bat it has since rallied, and
TODAY the prevailing rate is 4 623
CIrr MILLS FLocn.-The transactions IN this des-
cript,un have been comparatively limited this week.
In the early part OF H. sales of several parcels of stand
ard quality for expor, were made at 81 571 on time
whou, interest; at4 Is per barrel with two per cent
off and subsequently, at the same rate with one per
cent of, for cash. In investigating the state OF the
market TODAY, we find that some holders are firm at
rs per Dbl full and have refrs ed to Sell for less.
sale of 800 or 400 bbls. made, however, We be-
lieye at 4 Is, on months credit. Our quotation b..
low of IS per Dbl will stand, therefore. for both the
full, and short credit rate. Extra City Mills Flour is
held at so per Dbl full. but we have heard of no
recent sales.
SUsaUrHANNAu TLoUR.--Several parcels have been
taken this week. in one cases at ~ 6l3 time with
out interest," and IT, others at SO per Dbl for cash,
Or interest added The sales chiefly at the latter
rate and parcels being held to-day q, the same price,
We quote accordingly The stock OF this description
Is small.
Cons MxAL-Bsrrels have declined shadei sales
have been made at 81 IS.
In consequence of the holydays, our Review was
not published last week
GRAIN
Wharf.-The supplies latery, owing We presume
to the Intervention Of the hoydsys, have not been as
full as usual Tbe sales Of good to prime parcels OF
red have ranged at 81 IS cents per bushel and oi
ordinary to good At 20 80 cents About The middle
of the week small parcel of Susquehanns red whest
was taken at 81 cents and parcel Of Mary land at SO
cents but they cannot be considered as criterion Of
the market We find, to-day, that the fair Quotation
fer good to prime is 81 IS cents, ami parcels winch
bring the latter rate must be very prime of White
wheat suitable for family -four but little has been re-
ceved of late and ALL We believe, within the
las, two or three days. Parcels u this description
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

aansuiar state Of things exists in New York,
.ue common Council will not elect Mayor.
''s members are equally divided, but the pre-
s'n' Mayor being 10 favour Of his own elscli on
y" yer! NATURALLY and having a vote, deter
'''"sa with his party to carry the day The
opposite party seeded from the Council, leav.
10 quorum, and thus preventing the elec>
'"' we have been amused with the repor, Of
~ proceedings nf the Council. After The Sc.
'' "fn' out, The remaining members sat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

a. To CoRRssPnvnENrs "a Ciiztn," on
the subject of e. AIN m'.ks made by Rev.
gentleman OIL tie subject Of Sunday M rkr's,
has zen received. We are not disposed %
open OUT columns to any further remarks OIL
that head Enough has probably been said
lrrady.
"Vin6ex," on The same subjeo', for like res-
son, oannot be inserted. " Mutual Rights,
ditto.
The lines headed "The Exile" want prun-
ing, and the correcting Of several grammatical
errors
Sulpitius" Tomorrow.
"The Club" No. XXI, shall be inserted to-
morrow
9TH Levee. or Booing and 3ooing," con-
tai's some personal illusions TO which we can
not give place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

o.. Presidents House was openrd, as usual,
n.,,oIJanuary, Tor the receP ION OF visit
-. Alargr number o: citizens paid their re-
.,o ,be presidsn', who, we are happy 10
-, :, in good heath aud spiri's The For
-, Ministers resident at the Sea- OF Govern
v,r, ,ressa,, as were likewise several
rs,irpuj,Asd civil, military, and naval charac'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

The third Anniversary OF 'he Am rican Tenn
perance Soci1,y, was ceiebra'ed in New Y"'k
on,hs so,h ull. A 4 very early hour the crowd
was so grea, ,ha i, was difh,al, to obtain ac-
cess l. The absence Of The President the chair
was taken oy S. V Wilder, Esq OF Bolton,
sachuseirs, who expressed lis thanks to the
benignan, providence witch had watched over
their humble efforts during the past year, aud
rnably them 10 convene once more under Cir
Gums ances the most ausoicious and encourage
ing. The exercises were Thea commenced by
a prayer from the Rev. Dr. M'Murray. This
was followed by the reading of sundry extracts
form the anuuaI report, b. MIR. Hooker, Of An
dover, assisrsn: secretary OF lhr Society.
The SPEAKERS on tie occasion we've, he Rev.
L.. Cox, and Rev Dr.. Minor, oi this city
and the Rev Dr.. Edwards on of the Society 5
General Agents, # Anhover, Mass. Their adj,
dresses were iorcible, interesting ard appro-
pria,e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
Halliday Presents.

At aueiion, and at .4ueiiOn prices. By George White
WHO will receive by the steamer Columbia, to.
w morrow morning, most splendid miniature ship
in glass cas variety of dolls, large and pret.iy
dressed the various ANIMALS for $780, ladies' baskets
walking canes sgreat collection Of elegant book one
of which is probably the most elegant prayer book IN
the town Also, Lavoigne's celebrated atlas LADIES'
and Gentlemen will be pleased b, calling and examin.
ing the whole invoice which is really worthy Of notice.
dec 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
COMMERCIAL.

Amount of Flour inspected in the Town of AleAan-
dra for the quarter ending December 81, 1879, viz
50,976 barrels
2,S12 half barrels
JAS CLOUD,
ABlJAH JANNEY,
Inspectors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

The. Hon EDWARD EvERETr delivered the
5nbual Address before The Colombian Insii-
iuts, IN Washing on, Oh Saturday Mr.. ADAMS
IS President Of lhv In ue
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

Dap, in New York on the last Sabbath
mo"ins, the Rev JOHN NJ. MASON, ID. D..
-one Of The ableat and most Distinguished
oeFeyM-n hat that country has produ, ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

~, CONVENTION has adopted 4 resolution
,+cJby Mr.. STUART, With some amendments,
,.,bori,i,g the Legislature 10 pas 4 law ST.
mjl.r to the present durlling law, but oring
.u,So,e dl,!raEchissd under he exits !nG law
70 their yoliJical rights.
Tbr frs, resolution If the Committee on he
Bu Of Rights witch declares taat II is e1 .,e-
den, % provide for future amendment, Of the
Constitution, has been neg Aii'cd by vote oil
) ayes - 63 noes
The select committee upon Mr., DoDnaIDeE's
I,solulisn, 10 rrpor uoou all he resolutions
,dopi,d 5ylhe Conv,n ion, COASTS of Mrs>rs
DoDopIoog, MADISON, MARSHALL, B.W. LEIGH
TAzswELL and COOKE.
|, seems ~ us almost certain, now, that the
Convention will be an abrr ION. We regret
his on many accoun 5, and principally on ac-
CONT Of the manifest injus'ice that has hfea
done BY defeating the wishes Of al aseer'ained
n,oriy of the people OF the Commonwealth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

Nr. WEBSTER "as taken his sc 4 IN the Sc,
nae.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

The AMERICAN \LM,NAc. We have recelv-
cd his work, & 6nd il 10 be every way worthy
Of the COMMUNICATIONS hal have bee" bestowed
mon il. Ii is from the hands of Mr.. Sparks,
and number of other scientific geh'lemen- IN
3 ,,on The contents are ~. Calendar, and
Nlu,al Phenomena, fer the year; infprma-
lion connected with he Calendar, and Expla-
ions Of Celestial Changes and As economical
phrromrn,; 5. isceilanrobs Directions. Hints
aud Remarks; !. Staiislic~l ard General In
formation concerning Foreign Countries;
Sa'is'icsl and other Information respecting
he United s alrs.
rs decidedly The most complete and vaua-
bic work OF the kind ever published in this
country; and lis typographical appearance is
mcnmmonly neat aud elegant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

would eommaAd it Is believed 30 IS cents, accord.
ing to quality, and ordinary sorts in proportion.
CoH'. New Corn may be quoted to-day at about %
80 cents. in quality, Sales Of prime and dry par
GELS have been made yesterday and to-day at 80 cents
per bushel and this rate may be considered the
top Of the market OF old corn, but little has atterly
reached the market, we have heard Of recent sales
of this sort. and quote nsmnay TO-DAY at so SO cts
RE This article has experienced decline. Sales
have been made this week IS cents per bushe, and
this rate is considered Abou, the fair quotation to-day
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
This is to give notice,

rIlHAT the subscriber has obtained from the County
Court Of Fairfax, Virginia, letters documentary on
me estate of BUsnRoD WASHINGTON, late Of Mount
Vernon in said County, deceased All persons having
claims against the said estate vii! present them Tor set
cement: and those indebted thereto required to
make immo date payment.
JOHN AUG USITNE WASHINGTON,
Executor Of Bushrod Washington, decd,
ian 1-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
DR. Orlando fairfax,

4 GRADUATE of the old Medical School in Philse
l delphi, has opened ofice at the northwest
corner Of Pitt and Cameron streets and prepared TO
practice medicine, surgery and midwifery in Alexand.
ria and the surrounding country. lwdeo3t dec %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
SALES ar AvoxIoN.
Trustees Sale

Trustee Sale.
pY virtue Of decree of the Superior Court Of Chan
ID Gerry for the cksbufg District, will offer
for sale, before the front door Of the court house Of
Prince william County, on the first day Of January
Covl merit,
~ A Tract OF LIND,
8&3e situated on Broad Run, in the SAID countyi
ES supposed to contain four hundred acres on
zAa which, John Maddox, at present resides,
which WAS conveyed to me- in trust, by John Maddox
and Ann his wife, debt due to John Browns
administrators
Terms Of Sale-One third of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, one other third in twelve months from
the day Of sale, and the remaining third in two years AZ
bonds, with good security, and deed oftrust upon the
land. Selling Trustee, shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by said trust deed.
M. B. SINCLAIR,
oct 24-dts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
" ines.
ihis is to give n tice,

vI>HAT the subscriber Of Alexandria CO. in the Dis
Il trict of Columbia, has obtained from the Orphans
Co; Of said county Letters of Administration, d. b. mis-
non, with the will xed, the estate If EDWARD
Lyon, decd All persons having claims against said
estate req rested to present them immediately.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Decembet,
1899. HARRIET NJ. LLOYD,
Adn'x. ID. B. N Of Edward Lloyd, decd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKET -Drcrxrr. 80.

We have to notice further decline in superfne
Flour since our last report, sale Of 500 barrels hav
ing been made at 81 ga; taken for the South Amer.
Can market
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
Brandy and Cider.

III "UJ oHu S1''O''
HAVE on hand and offer for sale, 9th proof French
Il Brandy, pure and white, which l can warrant. Al
50, quantity oexcelent cider, by the bottle, dozen,
or Darrell NJ B. Cash given for claret or beer bottles
IAN p. j. SALVETAT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
Notice.

Ii persons having business with the estate Of I'd.
= ward lloyd dec. hereby notified that mis-
Johnston Of Fairfax County.is alone authorsedto 10
all natters relative to said estate, receive Ill
aud pay all debts under revoeabic powci Il at.
torne, from me. %. " LLOYD,
dec 14-3w Adm of Ed Lloyd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
lust Oub\isheA.

4 ND for sale by DaTTD .MsR7TN, corner of King
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