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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
Valuable Land for Sale.

WILL be offered for sale. al Hickman's Tavern,
w near the premises, on Tuesday. the esd of No
vember next IT fair, If not, the fair day thereaf
ter that valuable tract of land, known as Truehcarts
lying in Greenbrier county, on the waters of Mea-
dow River and Sewe Creek. containing 30 acres,
the greater part Of which is bottom land uncle ared
and of the first quality. This land lies about %
miles west from Lewisburg, and 80 from the White
Sulphur Springs The turnpike road. from the
mouth of Dunlaps Creek 10 the Salt work ON the
kanawha, passes directly through it. 1t is admira-
bly adapted for grains and grasses The situation OH
the turnpike win afford ready sale for les produce
and render 1t an excellent stand for tavern
The land VIII be sold IN body or IN convenient
los to suit purchasers. The terms will be one h I'd
cash, and the remainder in and two years. Or
u those wishing TO purchase, much prefer 1t, one
thlrd cash, and the remainder IN one two and three
years, with deed of trust in either case to secure
the payment. One all Of us Will be at Frayser's
Tavern, (sewisburg,) ten twelve days before the
sale and should not object to receiving proposals pr
vately. letters in the time, may he addressed
10 JESSE $. ARMISTEAD,
Buckingham CT House
JOHN %. TINSLEY
GEORGE w. TINSLEY.S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

'EllE subscriber has for sale at his farm 4 niles
above Richmond, tho trees years old, any rea-
sonablc quantity Of The genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as the season is now an.
preaching ~ which they may be transpanted he is
desreus Of receiving orders from rs MANY nersons "A
may be IN want Of the article; and he is well salts
fed that the silk culture must be ono ofthc most pro
htabe branches the agrlculturst eau turn his atten
ton to- he hopes to be- the means OF their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise dclv-
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
hereof j. ". SMITH.
N B;-Orders nsy 10 left ct Scot, & s;mith's, l.
street. Richmond. OCT I-zayyff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

GEORGE w. TINSLEY,S
oct 5-2aw Is
WILL be sold on Tuesday, the eth of NoveIn-
w Der next, if fair. if the next fair day. at the
residence of The late Nath. Bowe. deceased all the
perishable property, belonging the said deceased
consisting OF the crop Of corn fodder, and hay hor
ses hogs, cows, and sheep plantation utensils house
hold and kitchen furniture: also. one surveying
compass, said to be first rate For all sums of ten
dollars and under, cash; over that sum- n credi. OF
twelve months will be gwen. Bonds with approved
security will be required.
NATHL. L. BOWIE, Ex'or Of
= Nathl Bowe, Deceased.
Hanover, October 80, 1890.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
Valuable Real Propertv

valuable real property. q
FSNO enable to close he late concern of William
4 son & Richie, we will, Oh Monday the 22dinst.
sell at public auction, the house and lot on Sbocko.
Hill lately occupied by US as a Grocery Store Brom
It's being long established business stand with a
good run OF custom and Its proximity to the New
DarEet-it may be considered OLE amongst the vcrv
best situations in the city for Retail Grocery Store
also an unmproved half acre Lot, in DuvaIs adj
dltlen, No. -, near the residence of Mr. Abner
Rooinson-The sale will take place at 4 clock on
she premises, beginning with the proper, near the
New Market. GEORGE WILLIAMSON
per James Richie.
GEORGE RICHIE
OTIs, DUNLOP g. Co. Auctioneers
9-eoI0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

'h'HE subscribers will continue to keep on hand a
supply of John Deakyne's improved Preebcrn
and Barsharc Poughs, which they will sell at the
lowest rates The ploughs made by MIR ID. have
cast iron mould boards. with wrought shecrs pointed
with steel JNO. V. WILCOX, Jr 81 co.
Io-CnNutsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr South America. Woolford from Alexandria
paper To- WINSTON.
Schr Cicero, Speddn, from Alexandria, sundries to
Winston, &c.
Schr Aurora. Hooper, from Baltimore via Norfolk
Schr Laura Jane, Creighton, from Baltimore via
Norfolk.
SAILED,
Brig Mark, Crockett for Boston. coal
Schr CassandrIu. Dobson, for Alex ndrin cool
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
Llnn9an Botanic Garden and Nurseries
Flushing, .fes York.

WILLIAM PRINCE & SONS, prOpr,etors of
w this establishment, which covers above forty
acres, compacly filed with trees, announce that the
trees now for ga lie exceed those of all former periods
IN size and quality. Cherry, Pear, Peach, Apple
and Plum Trees, can be supplied, of large size and
OF ali the most choice kinds. Grape Vines can $50
be furnished of good size, and 90 900 are offer
ed at low prices, in quantities, including about
of the Isabella, Catawba, York MADEIRA Alexander.
ScuPpernong, &c. &C.
The Plum trees form collection of more than
10000 and are almost wholly on the celebrated ne,r
Plum stock, and generally years growth from the
incubation.
The collection of the Camea JaponIca, or Japan
Rose, is the most extensive in the United States and
The prices are very low, in the Green house cat
alogues
The proprietors thus particular in calling the
public attention, because their great attention to
every department of the establishment has caused
the trees. now offered to be greatly superior 10 all
former periods, and they tender them sricaIed IN
Size and accuracy. and hey expressly guarantee The
precision OF every article furnished in bills bearin.
their signature but no Others.
Princes Treatise on Horticulture. and the Treatise
on the VIne for sale by the subscriber.
JAMES WINSTON,
Gf -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
BY DAVENPORT. ALIEN 81 co.
Dry Goods.

On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th INST, at 10 o'clock
at our Auction Rooms general assortment of sea-
sohabie DRf GOCDS. ID a. g. Co.
nov l3-3t At.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

An Eligible Lot for Sale.
&EEA On MONDAY the 5th of November
i::::ET INST, at - o'clock. on the premises, | will
issilSf sell at public Auction The House and Lot
Esa the intersection of and 3rd Streets
belonging 10 the estate of William Robertson, dec.
Attached are good garden, stable and carriage
house with well of the finest water. IL is one OF
the most elevated and healthy situations in the city,
and IN desirable r.eghbourhood
Ierms-An approved siyty-day negotiable note
for one third of the purchase money, and bond at
months, bearing interest from The dates for the ba-
ance: the whole to be secured by Deed of Trust ON
the property.
Sale to be conducted BY THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
nov Executor.
The above sale is o-tponed to Friday 9Th inst.
nov 10 w R.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

WHBREAS my wife Margaret, alas Peggy
w Bluckley, has absenied herself from my bed and
board, and lett my prot ection, do hereby forwarn
all persons trading with, or creding her for any
amount, the said Peggy. alias Margaret Baosey, on
my account. as ] do not consider myself bound for
any future contracts made by her.
GEORGE ID. BLACKLET.
MuldleSey County. Va Oct. Sd 1s30.--law3tc#
A Il Meeting of the President and Di-
L n rectors Of the James River Company, on We'd
nesday, the 10th day of November, 1880.
The following resolution adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter the owners and consig-
noes of produce and merchandise contained IN boats,
navigating the James River Canal, will be held
sponsible for the tolls upon the somc-and in case
any owner or consignce of such produce or merchan
dIzC shall hereafter neglect refuse to account for
and pay to the TolgathCrcr the tolls due thereon,
after the shall have passed through the Locks
directions wall he gwen 20 the LocEkcepcr, at the
Lower Arch, u refuse passage TO the boats, produce
and merchandise, of such owners and consIgneee III
subsequent trips, until the legal tolls due thereon are
first discharged and the Toga,horors permit deliver
cd TO him.
A true copy of the minutes
J. BROWN. Jr.
nov l2-t2t Second Auditor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

Winter Strained Lamp Oil.
n Bbls winter strained Lamp OIL, lust received oer
" the Hornet, and for sale by
nov 10 J. II. EUSTACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

tickets Slo, halves ., quarters . So eghths .!
~ Tickets for sale al this efficc
~ Address your orders TO
YATES & MCINTYRE
nov Is ". -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

TO the Planters Of pirginia ant NORTH Carolina.
'sNHE high rate of duty paid on Tobacco in En-
IL gland. Ireland, and Scotland, causes great
consumption of Stemuled Tobacco in those countries.
and our buyers require the leaf in such state as that
It will stem freely. We, therefore, recommend YOU
no to prize your common and good Tobacco (such
as is now used for STRIPS so hard as to make
it difficult to stem-A great portion of the
rich, large, stronC leaf Tobacco is now converted
is now converted INTO strips, well as the thin
short Leaf, and if either these kinds are prized so
hard to be at all stuck together they are render
ed much less Vauablc.-The law allows the bors-
heads Of sufficient size to admit of 10 to 1900 lbs
beng priced in without pressing it hard as to IN
lure it for stenming.
Il. g. T. GWATHMEY.
nov. 16-2aw5t& aw5f Commission sIerrbon5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16

Tickets $40, Halves ., Quarters 2 80, Eighths %.
For sale by TEOS B. BIGGER
q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
"A Gard.

MR. CARPEN TER respectfully informs the la
I'VE dies and gentlemen in Richmond, that in con
sequence OF numerous applications for instructions IN
Commercial Transactions, lie can receive no more
applicants for Penmanship after the first Of Decem-
Der. nov *
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
MANAGERS OFFICE

u Delaware & N Carolina Lottery, Class No
., to be drawn TO-DAY, and the drawing will be
received on Thursday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
UNION HOTEL

TgNHE Subscribers to Ball to he given on Friday
Il Goth inst and others DESTROYS Of uniting in tn,
same are requested to meet the Union Hotel at
o'clock Tuesday evening next, TO appoint Mana.
gers, &c nov 15-2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
principles she proclaimed OF breaking the
chains of Spain, after mature and deliberate re

principles she proclaimed OF breaking the
chains of Spain. after mature and deliberate re
dection, sanctions.
LIST. Separation from the government of Bogots,
and dsavowal of the authority OF Gen Bolivar; pre-
serving, no ssver. peace, friendship, and concord,
with her sisters of the Departments OF the centre and
South of Colombia to form and establish ctons
with them in what concerns common interest s-this
was received with applause and the utmost enthus-
ssm.
I'd. That the explanatory act of these proceedings
with these resolutions be sent to his Excellency the
Superior Chief requesting him to accede to the wish
ofthe Departments forming Old Venezuela, and con-
woke, speedily Possib le the primary assemblies
through the territory under his command, that, accurd
ing to the rules agreed upon, the electors may be ap
pointed and afterwards the represenativ sto compose
convention of venezuela, in order to take into
sideraton these principles, and proceed mme dstely
establish republican, representative, alternative
and responsible government.
Sd This convention shall make known their mani
festo to our brethren of Colombia and the whole world
declaring the reasons which have mperiously demand.
ed this resolution
4th. That His Exeellency the well deserving Gen.
Jose antonio Paez shall be Chief If these departments
enjoying as he does the confidence Of the people, he
shall preserve public order in all branchesl Of the adj
mnstration under the existing forHs until the Con.
vention shall be installed.
5th. That Venezuela, althou1 b mpelled by crcum.
stances the adoption Of measures for her safety, by
separating from the government which has ruled her
until now, protests that she does sown her obl-
cations with foreign nations, with individuals who
have furnished her means to consolidate her political
existence anil hopes that the Convention will regulate
the just dues III proper manner
CARACAS, 26th Sept. 1925 Of Inde2en'
dence.-Lins de Clrm.n,e, President; Do An.
dris Irriarte, Secretary; On. Alexander For
tique, Secretary; On. Felix NJ. Alfonso, Secre-
,ary; Anto Leocadio Gulman, Secretary
Signatures follows
<Ths is extrcted from letter of Bolivar to Paez
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

IN Thursday the first day Of .april merit, at eleven
- O'Clock, A. "a, ut the Reading Room in the Town
of Alexandria shall Offer pubic SALE for cash. the
following property belonging to the United States.
ssYss A TR1CT OF LAND
INN situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, on the
S& road from Alexandra to Mount Vernon, for
.8dese merly the property Of Francis Adams. known
by the name ofthe "Gum Spring" containing, as per
deed two hundred and fourteen acres, under rent
to Artimesa Rearton.
A LOT, corner of Montgomery and Pa
trick Streets containing two acres, which small
BRICK tenement, now occupied by Philip Dugsn.
Another LOT, on the south side of King
street, fronting thereon l8 ct, and extending back
supposed 100 feet On this lot is two story frame
house. occupied by Mrs Solomon millinery store.
Also, another LOT, on the south side Of
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 feet 81 inches, and
T xvnding back to Wolfe street - feet; which 10
small frame house, occupied by Mrs. Kirby.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector Of III, Customs.
WIN. ID. MUTT, Auctioneer.
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In CuuMci, Febr .ar> 8 As 20

VV>HE following persons were appointed Commission
ers fr holding Elections in the different Wards N,
Tuesday, the Cd day Of Mareh merit, for members to
serve IN the Common Council for the ensuing twelve
months, VIZ
.Aerander HcRenzie Thomas HoweH, Robert :. Black.
lock al Rhodes iauern, far The FIRST Yard
Jonah Thompson, Robert Barry UIllam Gregory
at the ND Council Chamber, for the Second Hard.
A. c. Gaze .ope Charles Bennett. lanes Doughnss-
Garner # King and 50 3saph streets, for the Third
Ward
Josiah II Dari, lillian Fopic Uiilam Null
at Yrs Mills, corner Of r.nce and. streets, for the
Fourth Ward.
feb l0-te
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VENEZUELA.

1t We required additional proof to the acts OF
Bolivar and his friends, of his and their in'en-
IONS, We should End Them 10 the TACT tina the
Colombian Papers continuing the resolutions
"Caraeas against BOLIVIA, have not heretofore
cached US, although these resolutions were
passed SO long ago as September last. well
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11

Of the weather of Tuesday and Wednesday
On the former day, the THERMOMETERS wa. seven
degrees above zero, and moi 6elo,o, as here ofore
IS 10 43 degrees above zero.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11

George Mills ard VIM. Williams who plea.
ded guilty 10 lheindictmen, for abduction Of
Stephenson from Savana", have been sentenced
10 fine in the superior Court Of that ci.y-the
former, Of one thousand dollars and six months
Imprisonment, the later five hundred dollars
and imprisonment Of , Months. Dear for The
Whistle
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11

The journal Of the proceedings Of Congress
in this mornings G zeue, will be found iu,e.
resting The Senate is We, engaged in debate
upon Mr.. F"oT's resolution concerning the
Public Lands.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
For Rent.

aE.s-sa The dwelling house on ST. Asaph
aHS street, between Prince and Duke street, now
,Ssss occupied by Samuel NJ Janney tits one Of
81. the most commodous houses in town, and
has attached to it garden, stable, carriage house
and wood house Possession will be given in three
months, sooner if desired.
I'd mo IL NM GJSH J3NNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
Houses and N.ets For sale.

knA Far Sale, the 10 y. ginning 70 feet
HH inches to the westward of Royal street, front
sIaI ing So feet inches :he north side OF
'-&l PriHce street, and running back about l5o IT,
with the Frame Buildings thereon.
1LSO,
The LOT on The sou h side Of Prince street,
beginning % feet west of Royal street, fronting on
Prince street II feet, and running back IS feet to
feet alley, with the two stry Brick Building thereon.
also.
The LOT adjoining, fronting 10 feet four
inches the south side of Prince street. and running
back sfeet, with the Frame Buildings thereon,
Apply to either of the subscribers, at Washington
City. personally ar by letter.
RICHARD THOMPSON,
REUBEN w, HORNOR.
feb 1l-dSt&eu4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
Notice,

VJAVING filled the Columbian Ice House with clean
I pure ICE from the Potomac, free from any extra
neous matter, such grass dirt, or any thing else
The sub crber informs the citizens OF iexandra that
he intends to furnish ICE cheaper than it Can be had III
the district WIN Is. > uAhl
feb 6 I'm
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Wishing HANDING 10 Nent.

vIVHE subscriber will for more years. his
Fishing Landing about qiArtor Of mile north OF
the town Of Ale generally known by the name OF
MILBURN'S LANDING.
The con,iguy of this landing the town Of Alexan-
drIa. makes it general becs 10 Fishermen, who are
inyited to come and view the premises The subscri-
Der also fords al persons from trespassng upon the
premises aforesadss he determined to enforce the
law against all such. without respect to persons, bav
inc recently suffered great injuries thereby.
Ian 28-aawIm' MOSES HEPBURN,
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MR., BRISTOW,
(Eeceniiy from Regent Street. London'J

(IerenHy from hGgem oreei. LonHon'/
I'm compliance with tbs request OF several "t uh'
most respectabe Citizens ot Alexandra, mat, up"
finishing his course Of practice in the City o Washing
tom hi would make short stay III their C''y previous
to his departure for the North, now begs most re
spec,fuy to state that, provided sufficient nu"ber
of pu pills can be obtained he purposes IN very so
time. To meet the wellknosn wishes of the community
nj laree.-Mr. b. sincerely hopes, that all those who
''' TWELVE EASY LESSONS,
beautifully permanent and eypedous >tyl Of Writ
ing in respect suited their various avocaons
will embrace the present opportunities" opportunity
of paramount Importance, ,ir. Bristo~ from very
,xten,;ve practice engages to make LADY or Gen
tleman An accomplished Penmsn IN the spec'hed nam
Der of Lessons hnwever long they NAV have been ma
buated to writing even the mos, dcformed, iiegbe,
or imperfect of hands.
with several improvements made by Ladies and Gen
,l-u en- in the City Of Washington, after having Mken
Course of essons in his admirable system, are now
left at the Book store Of SIR. Martin, King Street, for
the inspection of those who are desrous OF
to the List, in the care OF BIT NJ
Ladies and Gentlemen permitted to form their
own classes (which will be limited to or 10 in each
Clsss) either at their residence OF At the Estab
lishment , $50
Each Lesson occupies one hour and half, and may
he taken either daily or every other day.
TERMS
At the Establishment dollars
At the residence OF the Pupil 10 dollars
Stationary uohAl
Pen making upon avery improved
principl e, and as adapted to Sir dollar
II >. Svs,em of Penmanship,
.sOne. h.f Of the Terms are pad at the commence
c, of the Course; the rest, the expiration Of the
9th Lesson,
n Should sufficient number of Subscribers be OBJ
,.;n.d Mr. will. through the medium oil this Jour
nj NV due notice uhen. and tchere, he will open
hi. Est .1lishmrnt; audi his time in this District
s nos,vek, limited he sincerely trusts, tina, all who
are desrou, o obtaining graceful Current Hand III
Twelve Les ons, will embrace the present oppore.u
nity- and subscribe ,rithout delay. feb il-eoi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11

y0icc Of lie CAesape0he 0Na ono Clnu1
C0mp0ny,
WASHINGTON, 25th jan 1880
PROPOSALS
WILL be received at ,hi, Gtoe until IL o'clock
w Vi. ON Momdty, the ED dry Of February nert
for furnishing the 'oIinsmg Lumber, viz:
Of6est YeiloD Pine, all he0ri,
1 pieces, u by i6 inches, 80 feet long.
Understandable White Pine, square tim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
CA-tA.
Was committed

yyyO the Jail for the County IF Alexandria. ID C. en-
1 the So of Febrtiar,, black man, as q runaway
lie came here in the brig Comet, Capt Staples, from
New Orleans lie calls himself John Cheers; Is about
tive feet eight inches high, well made, and says he j.
free and served hi. time with Mr.. Hove, and worked
with Mr.. Barney in Baltimore. at the biscuit baking
lie has two mark his right arm by burns at The
nyen he is abont 80 years ofae. and he has left Ba,'
more about ten years; he has followed the sea ever
.,nce The owner is requested to COM forward. prove
nroperty pay charges, and take him away; Otherwise
n, will be disposed of as the law directs.
Go q, rHOS. STEEL, Tailor.
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fIf a,erchnnEabIc IYhite Pine, Plans and
boards,

The whole of the above Lumber to be delivered at
Georgetown, D. c. or before the 10Th day OF Apr'i
next and be paid for after inspection by AN Engineer
of the Canal Company.
,f desired offers will be received separately for the
Yellow md the white Pine
Persons offering will please state their price per Gu.
bic foot, tho Square fimber and per Thousand feet
-,d,,c.d manure for the Plank aud Boards.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake e Ohio Canal Company.
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~ Ca'taos reply 10 General Harrison trking leare
81 CdID,abGn GOgerRmeab 10Th september, 1879.

:" t"ia0S reply 10 General Hor'son on thing leGre ~
"a Cdlo'nbGn GOssrRmeat, 10Th september, 1879.
SIR ne Council wItne>>es "a this occ aston
t'- cessation or examinations oil your puoiic
functions
| NAV b. proper ,ha, the President OF the
United S'ars of The north has 'hough, proper
70 dispense >Irn move Formal notice Of y"ur
neal fhc Council is hig"iy ,a,is6 wi'h the
'epe,i ION ot ist arden, desires which animate
!olI GbvrrDmenl TO cor niue he friendly re
aIons which have hith rlo rxis I'd De ween the
Countries, Ia exp essing TO you, sir, Shr stnu-
Men,s ui the Council towards ar Govern-
neu', 1t is agreeable to me 10 dcclsre, hat the
nope, lormed by Colombia, when h. appoint
Ment was announced Of SO distinguished
general, and one Of the most eminent cI'iz ms
VI Inc free born of America, have hecn rea!i ed
y your residence in this capital a. Envoy Ex-
ia0'c'na'y ant Minister 9lenipotenhary near
.a's Government, and therefore, il is mighty Sal
"sc'o'y 10 me 10 show thr high esteem which
''0' personal qua'i6c a,ious have io,pirsd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11

By Divine permission, the Rev. J. P. DuH-
BE, Professor in Augusta College, (Ken will preach
III the Methodist Episcopal Church, in this place, This
Evening, at half past O'Clock. Feb II.