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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-22
ITEMS.

WIScHEsTER. DEc. 10.
SmaH-for Hgain. -Our citizens
were thrown into great alarm on Ss-
'urdsy morning last-by the circulation
OF report that three cases of small.
Pox had been discovered during the
past night. and we regret 10 state ,ba,
,he report vas Immediately confirmed
ny The attending physicians. The sub
JecA oI the disease were all coIorcd
persons, who are believed to have had
intercourse with the family Of Simo.
sOh. the late victim To this scoorg.
There have been daily reports Of IL.
extension; but. FROM the best inio,ma.
ton we are able 10 collect, they are
without foundation. Our town aI,,Io.
rites have used every mean. IN ,h.,r
power To meet the emergency. A
house about two miles north Of the
town, was Immediately obtained for
the reception Of the sufferers, but be.
tore they could be removed. there. f,he
building requiring some repairs, some
iouI ineendIary set IL on Are. and 4,
vas consumed on Tuesday last. Wbc.
ther any has since been obtained. we
l"fPsOtf0a.
= WINeHEsTER, DEc. II.
S"'aH Por.--li - somewha, amusing
20 hear 'be echo from the eovntr, II
the reports which are there eirep.
Ia''ng rcsPstiIns lhs spread Of this
disease 30 NInchesieF. Geu,l.nr,
from Shenandoah, Hampshire and
Hardy, IDfnrR Bs that Il va. so,,,n,.
y believed there that our citizens s-re
ny'ng By scores. and : most ip,elE.
gent gentleman, living . few nile
rom iowR, wrote H. his friend here =
Say o. tao since 10 know sbSu wans
persons bad fallen victims togs.7 ~
uhs AZ th's condemnation abgasd. I
W eh'NTns sTe pursuing their asogs. Z
'o"s A. usSsl' "Hh no more dread sg,Le 4
mail ps1 than they have Of TIE ysiio~ !
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mended in Committee Of the Whole,
was then taken up, and c"nsidesed |;
but before any question was takes,
the hosse then ssijourned. till Msa-
slav
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-22

n BETTE case sshore a. Cuba. ls.t
month. soniaining information Of The
loss Of The Frenti brie CatoIins e.,
u y. Lame, Aug. o5, IeSO. The "a
per contained fsseseII 10 the ,sp
,sIh : EMILY, whose -pife, CaroIiss
boofmouni, lives IL Have.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-22

In the Senate, some bulls were pass.
ed through various stages, and some
resolutions n minor importance were
'dopied. The Senate thea adjourned
AL Monday. II o'clock.
The House wss oceHpied IN the con
',defstion Of petitions and resolutions.
me o. two private bills were reported
ny The Standing Committees ; and sIso
o'lI 10 amend the several acts re-
'peeting copy nights. ~hieh we're Zoe
"arded The Poet Once Ball, as a.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-22

In The Senate, several petitions and
memorials were presented by diheren,
Senators. bot nose Of asy particular
importance. The senate. then, Wit
considerable form and solemnity. re-
solved itselfintO a High Court Of I'm.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-22
TRfDAT, DEC. 10.

the senate did not sit 10 day.
In the House Of Representative,
the eonmittees were appointed. There
were about thirty resoIatians offered
and adopted, bot none Of them were Of
such importance - 10 demand Specific
ncsiee. The Speaker did no, taxi the
Chs'r, 70 consequence VI IBdisposi'ion.
MIR. WiekiiHe took the Char in h,s
stead. The House adjourned to Mon
day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25
lEAEEIED

In this town on Sunday evening last, b
the Rev. mr.. Choules, Mr.. James Coddingtor
TO miss Eliza Smith, daughter Of tho late mi
Elisha Smith.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25

f, In Ames, Ohio, Mr.. Daridf Philips, late.
ly killed his sister, aged lS, while he was
firing at a bird in the night
The Legislature of Tennessee has late.
! ly established a bounty for children where
there are more than two ut birth.
The AlexQndra Gazette says "thc dis.
turbances among tho Officers ofthe Navy
are matters ofserious regret" The head,
like the chief ofa family, should have au.
thority enough TO prevent the subordina,es
from differing.
The death ofthe Hon. Thomas w. Cobb,
Judge of the Ockmulgee Circuit, and late
Senator from Georgia in he Congress OF
the United States is mentioned in the Sa-
vannah Georgian, n,ofthe 9th instant
The director of the mint states that the
real value of the Spanish quarters of dollars
is only 23I cents Most ofthe banks, how
ever, receive them for "a cent?.
Mr. Nathaniel II. Carter late editor of
the New York Statesman, ded at Mar.
seilles Jan. 2.
We learn by letter from Washington,
that the Rev. f.. Mclaughlin, lite Chaplain
at the Gosport Navy Yard, Va. has been
appointed Chaplain of the frigate Brandy
wine, which is now fitting for sea at this
port, 10 join the West India squadron. She
will be commanded by Captain Ballard.
The Seven,h-day SabbAteen Christians
have petitioned Congress against passing
any laws TO stop the mail on Sunday.
PlTTsBuRe, Pa. Feb, 9.
SHOCKING DrArn On Friday last, n
young man Of the name Of Evan Perry, in
the employment of M'Nickle 8, Co. propri-
etors Of a rolling and Sitting mill IN Pipe.
town, was mangled to death in most
shocking manner. II appears, that in his
capacity of Engineer, he was engaged in
his duties near the wheel, which was be-
hind him, and that owing to the ice under
bis feet he slipped backward, and got en-
tangled in the wheel, which, in the twink
ling of an eye, ended his existence. He
was literally ground to pieces. lie was
% years of age, and the only son and
means of support Of his afflicted parents.
His sudden death is regretted by all who
knew hlm--for it should be truly said Of
him that he had no enemies.
tcHof az Hc i>ouW- nc halclpn, ~. v
Register says the snow fell there on Sa,.
urday night and Sunday to The depth OF
seven inches--bcing the greatest fall OF
snow in that vicinity for several years
hta recent session Of the Tennessee
Legislature, an act was passed ubolshnc
the punishment of death for any offences
except murder Of the first degree.
The U. S ship Falmouth Com Elliot mr.
rived at the Balizc Feb. lst, last from Tam
pico, having on board mr.. poinsott, minister
Plenipotentiary Of the U. $. to Mexico )
Mason, Secretary of Legation and several
tlcT passengers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25

The number required for the year is es
timaled at four thousand. The proposals
will state the price per ration, a, which the
contractor will deliver them, in such guam
titles as may from time TO time be required
on board the said Cutter at Newport.
The rntions TO be Of good and whole
some quality, 10 be approved by the collcc.
tor and the different articles comprising
the ration, to be delivered on board the
Cutter in good and sufficient casks and yes
sells, TO be provided by the contractor, and
the contents thereof distinctly marked on
each.
It is to be understood that the contract
or will be bound 10 furnish, npon reosoDa.
bic notice, AZ often as may be required by
the captain Of the Gutter, with the appro-
baton OF the collector mot exceeding upon
an average, one day in each week. such
fresh meat and fresh vegetables, as may be-
equivalent TO the corresponding pnr's Of
the ration allowed in the naval service.
CHRIST. ELLERY, Collector.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25
For the r. !. Republican.
TIE FIELD OF BATTLE.


a FRAGMENT.
No longer o'cr the battle field tho red artillery
roa1s,
And from its dark and deadly mouth the vol.
lied ruin pours,
The trumpet's hrazen voice is still, and silent
as the grave
The noble IN sea of blood lies lcvellcd with
the slave.
At morn there shone n bright array Of war
riors armed for fight,
And sabres from their scabbards drawn were
gli,torng in the light,
4 Thousand banners TO the breeze their silken
glores flung,
And through the mir and DER tho earth tht
thrilling buglo rung.
But where arc now tho young and gay that
h'lled tho smiling nom
Md with a soldiers fearless pride, laughed
every foo to scorn'
Where now thoir shouts ofvictory: III death s
cold arms they lie,
Stretched out upon their kindred earth, be-
meath the evening sky.
Here shall the mother sadly tread 10 seek her
bulchered son,
And here tho maniac maiden como 10 clasp
her murdered one,
The widow in her agony shall kiss the pallid
clay
OF him whose babes wero fathorlcss, where
many fathers lay.
Accused be the spirit that lights tho battle
flame
Grim. aVarico, or mad revenge, or visionary
fame.
Pause warrior in thy CORY path, and know that
Ono above
Disdains the victors Bloody wreath-.for God
himselfis Love.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25

WAsHrNoToN, sc.-Clerk's o6ice, Supreme
judicial Court, Feb. 5ih, 1890.
W. her EAS Ann Clarke. of Charles.
w town. in the county Of Washington,
wife Of Sins Clarke, ,Jr late OF said Charles,
town, bnt now residing without this Slate,
has this day fled in said Office, her petition,
praying for the reasons therein sot forth.
that The bans Of marriage subsisting be-
tween her and the said Slas, might be ds-
solved, and decree Of divorce promulga.
tcd:-No,ice is therefore hereby given to
the said Slas to appear before said Court
TO be holden at South Kingstown, within
and for said county, on the fourth Monday
of April next, and, there show cause, ifany
he has, why the prayer Of said petitioa
ought not TO be granted.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clsrk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25
Nr O III g Ia
COLLECTORS SOFFECE,

Port f.Ntgpori, Nt5, iSh, 1890.
SEALED Proposals will be received at
~ this Office, until the twenty seventh
day Of February instant, for the supply of
ratlons TO the non.commissioned officers
and seamen Of the United States Revenue
Gutter EAGLE, for the term of one year
from the first day of April next The ra.
ton for the Gutter Service, is the same as
that allowed in the Naval Service, and con.
sists Of the articles enumerated in the fol-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25

sehr. Washington, Eidridgo, from Rich
mond for Providence.
Sloop Rodman, Wood, from New Bedford
for New York.
SATURDAY
Brig Hannah, Bartlett, from st. Pierre,
Mart. for Boston.
SUNDAY
Sleep Mary, Heath, from Bristol.
Sloop Collector, Heath, from NY
MONDAY
Sloop Amity, Monro, from do.
Sloop Superior, Strong, from do.
TUESDAY,
Sehr. Milo, Hunt, from Fredericksburgh,
Sloop Albany, Vars. from n Y.
MEMORANDA
AT .Natanzas Jrn, eth, Ship Boy, Greene
for Europe.
Ship Newport, Vaughan. for Hamburg, cid.
at N. Y. on Monday 18th.
Cid. at Charleston Fob. 9th, Ship Majestic,
Page, Liverpool; schr William, Souihwick,
81. Augustine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25
TO EATa

Maine State Lottery, class 4
Draws Friday, Feb. 26.
Highest prize 10000 dollars.
Tickets s5, parts in proportion. 4
Grot. Mon. Lott. No. II,
Draws Saturday, Feb. %.
Highest prize $4,000,
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Grand State Lot. class III
Draws Monday, march ].
Highest prize, 5000 dollars.
90 Prizes of 1000
Tickets So. parta in proportion,
DRAWN NUMBERS
Consol. Grand State Lot. no z
~ 35 "a Ii 46 ST 81 % 30
Consol Grand State Lot no.
80 9 % dS 30 8 IA 81 90 30
Grand Consol. Lot. Con. no. 5
AZ 81 "a GO 81 AZ 30 36 81 AZ
N. Y. Conscl. Lot. no. l
81 % 5i q. 10 35 "a ~
Combination 5 as AZ in II. I. Consolid.
Lottery, no i6, came mp prize of $3.50
and was sold q, this office in quarter tic,
S. GATSSNM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25

Maine State Lott, class 4
Draws Friday, Feb. 90,
10000 dollars, highest prize,
Tickets s5, parts in proportion.
Grot. Mon. Lott. no II
Draws Saturday, Feb. 81,
10000 dollars, highest prize,
Tickets si, parts in proportion,
Grand State Lot. class
Draws Monday, march l
5000 dollars, highest prize.
20 Prizes of 1000
Tickets S4--pnr,s in proportion.
DRAjr.N NUMBERS,
Consol. Grand State Lot no. Z
iS 25 "a III 46 So 81 90 10
Consol. Grand State Lot. no.
80 o % az 81 3 "a 80 20 30
Grand Consol. Lot. Con. no. 3
i8 81 81 GO 81 d8 Is 3G 81 ~
n. y. Consol. Lot. no.
81 30 81 "A 10 35 "a ~
0FvConb. Is % % in Il. J. Lottery
ID Class, came up a prize Of $1,000 Ono
quarter Of which was sold a. !hia Office.
More good luck--Ncat prize!
Nos. | gS 80 in Cons. Lot, class "a cpmo
upa prize of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, md was sold in whole ticket Ut
this Office.
&c. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25

VA l. the subscribers having been ap'
w pointed BY the Hon. Court Of Pro-
bate for the town Of Newport, Commission
ers 10 receive and examine the claims OF
the creditors against the Estate Of
JAMES CHAPEL,
late of Newport, deceased represented in
solvent, do hereby give notice that six
months from lhe VI OF February, 1880, are
allowed the cseditors Of said Estate to bring
in and prove their respective claims, and
that we will attend at the house Of Rich.
ard Shaw, on the last Friday in march, Nay
and July next, OF 9 o'clock, p. m.
RIcB'D Shaw,
Isaac BUkDIcK, Com'rs'
Gro. ESGs.
All persons indebted TO said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
MARY II. CHAPEL, Adm'1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25

CHEMICAL LECTURES.-Doctor
Moore's seventh Lecture will be given on
Friday evening next, if suitable weather
for ladies' to attend.
The subject is Oxygen Gas or vital Air.
The experiments with this important ogen,
are highly interesting.
Tickets may be had at VIM. Callahans
We received no Boston Patriot last ovennp
and consequently cannot give our country
friends the report Of tho Brighton market.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25
DIED

On the 9Th inst. Asa Briggs,son Of mr.. Cor.
ton Briggs Of jamestown, aged IL years.
On 18th inst. John Bush, aged IL years.
In this town on Monday last, mr. Benjamin
Brenton, in the 9fth year Of his agc. Funcr-
al this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Ion his late
residence in Church street, which his rcla.
tions and friends are invited 10 attend.
On Tuesday last mrs. Ann I. vinson, Coz.
sort of mr. Samuel w. Vinson aged IS years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-25

-2ySepn-
Liverpool papers to Jan. l6, have been
received at N. York.
There was a material improvement in
the cotton market.
The Message of the President of the
United States is generally mentioned with
appreciation in the London Journals. The
London Courier, in commenting on that
part which refers to our Navy, thinks that
the recommendation not to add 10 our
ships Of war beyond a number sufficient 10
protect our trade, ought to calm all fears
of our disputing the sovereignty Of The o.
ceaH with Great Britain, and also that be
cause some Of our Custom House bonds
are not paid there is no danger Of rivalry
in trade. The London Courier thinks we
have Just cause to be offended with France
for the confiscations Of property. Th c
same paper charges Mr.. Poinseit with
. having meddled with the internal affairs OF
Mexico. The following is its language on
the subject Of smuggling-"We always
apprehend that the high duties imposed
by the late Tariff would lead TO an extent
Of smuggling which no corps of Deuaniers
could prevent on line Of coast and LAND
frontier so extensive as those Of the U
States. And such continues our opinion
though the evilis slightly acknowledged in
the Message. il 10 more likely to be urg
ed in the Committe, for the modifying the
Tariff"
Mr.. McLane had long conference with
the Duke Of Wellington. at the Treasury
on the l2th ult. A cabinet council was
held in the afternoon ofthe same day, al the
foreign Office, at which were present the
Duke Of Wellington. Earls Rosslyn und
Aberdeen, VIs.ount Melville, Lord Ellen.
borough, Mr.. Secretary Peel, Sir George
Murray, the Chancellor Of the Exchequer
and Mr.. Herries.
Mo0re's life Of Lord Byron, under the ii.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
Real Nothing Cellar.

VJVHE subscriber has on hand assortment Of "
/ paigne and clsret wines, among when ~ w.,
Blanc de Grave. Madeira. &c Of his own np' ,s.,
London porter, Hibbert's brown stout, h ,,a,
Newburg. and Philadelphia. Georgetown 'n' "@ '..r
,Ira ale and porter; bottled crab cider, and gf9l
and dstilledvnegar. Clerks Of various q'ai''''
Cash given for old bottles. .,.f,
JDying and securing continued as h ,:rr,T
Nh. Orders for any Of the above articles w.
attended to, either for home OF abroad 70 "i'
mates TO which vessels may be bound-sn o. es..
some importance to commanders who arc aware "i''
cabin stores being thus preserved. va
a. The editors ofthc National intelligence ,ac
ington, Columbian Gazette, CeorgetnWn "" ,w,a
Republican, Virginia Gazette. Warrenson' s'' a!
ingtonisn, Leesburs, will publish The Shove ~
send their acc cunts to this Office.
iunc 8
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David Martin

Hus Just received, and offers for sale,
T. NGiiSiI editions of the following works, VIZ:
q Ncholson's new Carpenters Guide. an improved
and enlarged edition, explained in Theory and
Practice by numerous engravings' lv 4to
Fereuson's Lectures on select subjects in Mocha
MICS, Hydrostaties. Pneumatcs, Optics and As,
tronomy; new and improved edition, adapted
10 the present state of Science: Nv Svo
wayerly Novels, new edition, with the Authors
Notes, elegant engravings
Robertson's History If Charles Fifth, 1v evo
Select Works of the British Poets. with Biogra-
phical and Critical prefaces by DIR. Akin, in
" evo
Arabian Nights Entertainments, in " l2mo
Classic Tales, comprising Rasselas, Vicar Of Wake.
field, Paul and Virginia, Elizabeth, Castle OF
Otranto, Gulliver's Travels. Sentimental Jour.
new, &C.; complete in " l2mo
Guy. Pocket Cyelopedia, 9th edition, enlarged
and improved
nsndaIps History of England. in which the most
remarkable events are illustrated by numerous
symbolical engrayings; in " l2mo
The National Portrait Gallery of lilustrous and
Eminent Perssnages Of the 18th Century, en-.
grnved on steel, with memoirs Of each
Illustrations of shakespeare's Plays
Chapone & Gregory's Letter, Evenings at Home
Burke on the Sublime and Beautiful, &c. &c.
aug 24-N
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David Martin
Has lust received and offers fr

Has just received and offers for .a,t.
OAR OF WEIGHS; or Table Of the Re,,..,
L portions actually existing between the n.;'.s.
Foreign Commercial Countries and those of III. SSMa
States: embracing other weighty informa,ion Trs
B. Barney, late Naval ofhcer ofthe Port ofBiins..
years, been aware Of the great utility that sn,S,
would be to the merchant, engaged in f,re,sa'a
merce, as well as IN disseminating the informS,.ee
contains still more generally; and occupying sci"
for considerable time, situation wher. he f,.asa
" met with difficulty, AMI in various iustanes,
It utterly impracticablc to obtain any thing like
factory know ledge Of the relative propO,ioa, y
commercial ,reights Of different foreign counl1. =
auds and places. bore to those Of the United g.. v
he has been induced to undertake this work. soS
ceives, that by offering it in its prsent form. d.
of oil extrancous matter, thereby rendering ls,1
ky, of course less costly, it will be found the no,.'.
ceptsble. Mr4-s
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may 1I-6m'

TuyJIE above ontme., - ,,l tS the public as
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dis.
eases, some Of which have long bafied the skill OF
medical science:
Ist White swcllings Of every description
Cd. Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing.
Sd Schrr,is or glandular tumors, particularly those
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which oftentimes
terminate in liberated Cancers:
4,h; Felons, or what some people know by the name
of catarrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th. sprans and bruises Of every description, or in
whatever part situate
7th letters of all kind,-in this complaint the pa.
,ient in applying the ointment, mus, keep the part out
of water.
9th. Chilblains or parts effected by frost.
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Observation-Disclosures Reward
c,r0D 1,uE THIEE

NIO1 ldE 4 HlEf'
ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near opPei'
Vile, rauquier county. Virginia. on the isth june
1870. a negro man (wagoner) named
SANFORD,
.hot % or IS years of age about feet or
high. of dark copper color stout across the oreas,
and sbouers-with long arms hands and fingers ana
very Iour feet, about IL inches lie Stops httle'n
his carriage his knees standing forward nus nose Is
longer than ordinary. his mouth wide. ana ms u"asr
lin ,ick and turned downwards He has scar on one
of his fore fingers just adorng the first Jo'nt' occ.
stoned by the cut Ola scythe, anda larger one on ms
elbow occasoned by putting stone IN the cart ""eh
spoken to he has rather down look. :,
SANFORD took with him S75 ot the SUBSCRIBERS
money and has, no ioubt changed his clothing. nav
inv left most of his clothes behind lie rode on one
of tn. wagon horses, which having been reclaimed IN
the neiehborhood of BAttletown, beyond the Blue
Ridge, makes it probable that he male h.s way 10
Pennsy vana through the neighborhoods oil ffederiCh
town or Hagerstown. The wagon saddle and birdie
which he took with him have not oeen heart of.
Whoever will secure said slave and more especiaiiy
the forged pass which to believe he has.
so that get him again. sallreceve the above reward
and all reasonable expenses if brought home:
JAMES LAKE,
Upperuile, Fauguiereounfy, Va.
may 1d-6m'
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{" BIZ lie WOrk is the ,TtiSt k"o~"'a
n J. SALVETAT returns his thanks to the pris


] for the very liberal encouragement whchh'n
received, and informs them that he still con''np
conduct the Dyeing and Securing the latter 'I ~
the plan pursued by Chairmakers. but executed nt
the manner of AN artist long experienced IN h''"
ness Those who may favor him with Their cu'"'
may rest assured that pains shall be spared !"
der complete satisfaction in the work dome BY &a
Silk. cotton, wooIlen, thread and lace DYED %!
lor that may be desired, at the shortest no'eIi y
colors warranted to remain permanent. Nerho ann
bleached perfectly white, without the slightest 1877
to the borders. r
Two apprentices, from Il TO l6yeaE' Of age :.
be taken to the above business. None nes1 -Pr'
but those who can come well recommended !
The subscriber continues to keep an a'so''n, r :
the choicest Wines, of his own importation W |"-
paigne, Claret, Vim blanc de Grave, old P'is ;.
Madeira; Also Loudon Porter, iiober's bro'n s~.
Albany, Philadelphia, Georgetown and Aleisha'Sy.
and Porter, bottled Crab Cider and good sfO'S -.
negar; superior Velvet Bo,tling Corks. A.c' W.
Water and Rose Water for sale rs above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
Also, 10000 Acres,
Valuable Property
.xu m " "A ~ n

No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
SSSfA at the corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets
Hs "a Lot Of Ground On pr, rim se street ST. =,
ROYAL street On this lot is good brick d~elhng,ln
the occupancy of Mr.. Il. H. Miller
3.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, 20 by
700 feet. TO ten feet ALLEY. &c.
A Frame Dwelling on Water street, A IT.
front by 40 feet deep. w
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection OF Wa
Ger and Franklin Streets loo feet front by 2s 5-l2
Neep This will be rented IN building lots al ~ cents
GA Vacant Lot, IA feetfront on Water st.
7.-Alo On Washington street, IS feet front
BY 100 feet deep, at the intersection OF Princess street
ON thislot is a brick building.
-3.-A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, 81 feet
font, and half the depth ut the square
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