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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

MT OCosNELL, (ssys n The Charleston Gazette \ !,
mas neen very severely handled in the Bri-
'S io"se OIL commons, particularly nj the hands nj
MS colleagues Mr.. DounnrY and Mr. Nonrn g.
severely indeed was he treated and in tone of such
acrimonious violence, that he fell into the unparln
error OF assuring his assaants in reply tina,
no was III principle opposed to Duellinp and coulJ
not, hence, make them account in the n,os, sot;sf
rory OF all NODES for their asperty BIZ, for his VOW
asanst personal afiair, he assured them they would
10. nave SO treated him, and with IMMUNITY He ap.
pears TO nave been singulary tame throuohout the
speech, and any thing but the bold Po,rio, he ha.
ntherto been accustomed to exhibit bimsoJr on =
contrast between Mr. o CoNNELL in Ireland and rho
same gentleman IN the British House of Commas
Wus thus drawn on the occasion referred tn b,, NJ
NohTu, the irish Attorney General n will ~ III. ~
'"a, nc was by no means tender in his civties
n"e honouraoie member appearance ON the DIE
In Ira sues or the Channel was singuary different
an ireand' fis swelling chest and powerful III.
nisa' in0ucc one to suppose him full rrowr Irss
Saho mat night he appeared like the little ten5er
oa1o, whom he himself had described as iisnnr tbo
iand he o w,s snsym MAJ and laughter In Iro
oar. oil inc hon to admiration In the House Of S.o
nous he assumed the part of Bottom. and ,doO,;n
S OF hi" the character
ing dove. (Laughter.) He could taH as .s suck
ouraoe and learned member, that such corrso ' g
conouct could no longer be permitted He ms, %
oop. one OF two ways lie must either be in both
coun'rles the violent dsturbcr & aoita,or H. oo'
IN his parliamentary office in Stepben,s NC same
Ntephens chapel at Westminster, or be INNS, ho ~.
moderate man in both countries He must No , on'
yer ,ns as he had that night, of pouring oil into the
in IrcI,n mc1 ne mad taken every to inflame
. ~ .feiana Cheers. The Hon member wo.IJ
soon Ind throughout the empire, but more par,icusr
oI a. tnat part with which he connected, such
Eody OF resistance to his double course of conduct
nc moIa De unable to contend against. There was
ireland in spe of the exertons Of the rp Ia
,nemper for Cisre It was the natural and neccssa'
~ result OF the wise legislative measure adoptod
an year, o IL would soon be out of the power of any
nan 10 neat up the national feeling to the temera,ro
furnace merely IN order that political s,Ion,n
asr might find his proper element"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
NOINICE,

~ ALHD Proposals will be received bv tho ,ho
directors OF the Manchester Turnpike Gamma
ny nor keeping the suid Turnpike Road in the order
Sc oy law, Tor twelve months from the FIRST dav
e. r,, ncxt-thc proposals be deposited Mt
10th day of August next - "V'''e INC
July 7-Iaw6tifc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
Ladies' Summer Wear

fashionable and Cheap Dry Goods-remopea
o,rnn TO .Market Bridge.
II oBERT II. JENKINS has received Nv q. ,.,>
0, ar,vsis, inc following rich and new Goods:
oriental battices, Of new and rich pattern.
Do 'Corrine,' of do do do
ram , oaes and co'oured pamarines, buttices and
C c,legant coouIed and figured mandarines
Soraea striped baitice. very cheap article
Foulord figured Persian gaGze '''''''
n''" iaee capos' collars foreas and pelerincs, Of
with many now and rich Goods.
jy 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

HDhAwINo OF the Delaware, s. Carolina Il
Louisiana Lottery, No. 4, Extra:
~ ~ 2s' Sd, 90, SO, IL, 80.
I1NHE following are the Drawn Numbers re Tho
Nhoae Leland State Lottery, Glass No g.
az IL "a 2 al 20 an
y 10 YATES 81 MINTYRE. Menoao,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
NOTICE.

NOJlCE.
a III persons having claims against the esta,e NJ
MONIES Dueling, decd will please present ,Ion
In or before the LIST day of October next ns IN tha,
"a 10y suTH close my administrations and in conf,rmi
VIII ,e WI! OF my tcstator, have his late sln YES
removed out OF this Statc-and hereby give notice
ma a' claims presented after the list Of October
Will ne declared from any participation in the efnc,s
o,h..,.. ,,.,.. OLIVER LADD, Ex'or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-22
Carpet Chain.

A additional supply of carpet chain. cotton yarn
"a assorted numbers, just received and for sale by
dec Is GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-22
Removal.

rJNHE subscriber respectful informs his friend ans
the public, that he has removed his e>tshhshncur
next door to the franklin House Uct'', at.u J.,l,
below his old stand where he continue ITO co., %
Saddle Harness Trunk bush,
IN I'LL ITS EaREOU> BR.tAtf
lie tenders his grateful scknc~edgm
friends and the public, for the liberal ,atrc" 4
received from them; and begs leave to fsshr,
that, with the aid of the best workmen, At. =.
pie supply of the most choice materials. he will
able render entire satisfaction to those who r'ay
please to favor him with their business either By oroer
personal application.
tie has on hand this time and will continue &c y,
large assortment Of the following articles Wholesale
and retail, the most moderate terms.
Patent spring saddles
Mem. saddles, best quality, stuff aaps
do do do plain
Do do common do
Ladies' do BE- ST and common
Plated and steel bitted hrieil-s of various kinds
Plated and steel mount.d n,srtingales
SaddIe-bags OF the late ST fashion. and common
Velisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
Bras. an and japan S mo- gig harness
Plated, brass, and japsnned mounted carryal har'
Wagon. cart, and drsy harness
Fire buckets and haters
And also general assortment of
Elegant Hurd Leather Travelling Trunks
And great variety "f
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS
Plated steel and brass spurs
PLATED steel and bras. bride bits and srr,i--
Ss,ldletrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and ALI
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Old sadd es, harness. and trunks Of all kinds, repair
ed at the shortest notice.
sept so JAMES VAkSANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-22
xxx WE'D NssDAY NlG)RylN1a0 DBUSNlBl&& 49, aS
Office.

syuE silly and dangerous practice of firing guns. and
4 ex. Ioding crackers, must be discontinued The
penalty for selling any kind Of FIRE crackers, or expod
ing powder is Eve dollars for every offence one nay
of Which goes 10 HE in~mer and for "d'scharg'ng b.!
m,,ske, or other fire arms, any composition i gu"
powder or Illuminating powder. within the Iits Oh me
town, is one dollar for each oHtncs Slaves. free
negroes, minors and apprentices il xvi ted ofa VIC
a,ion of those laxs and the penalty and costs not y"
me d!steIy paid viii be committed to the warehouse
This notice given. that may plead 'gn"fance,
As il is intended 10 enforce these laws in the strc'es'
manner.
By order of the May or
JON ID HANCOCK.
JAMES HIRCH,
L.. 1s. 4, e bDec Police Officers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-22
The ~ ater ~ itch

yUyI,E snh,crhcrhas ius received ,s tfsrs for sale,
9TH" 'H77ER FITCH;
or, Skin.mer IF the Hsas" novel Ly the Author OF
the Red Rover, iuot, 3" m 2 vols.
ALSO,
Laurence on The Horse. IN all its r0rieties and
uses " lind, p-n,lentl, Il the prtcucai va ne III the
b ok and Is reaii, and extremely valuable Is one
of the mos, amusing the reader wiii meet w.h in a
thousand IN Iste an, unique. eli brscng every pos
sble .,,oi car be connected with the Horse -
Month!p iioga=ine In vol.
dc Id, DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-22
Eurte piaNns

EXP CT, by next packets from fhiads'oh'a' 4
1 Pianos from the 'nsnutsctnr, OF i.ond Br"'h'rs;
IN, n-;ces To run from 90 To 500 each Perons de
srous of supplying themselves with fac toned ms i'-
,nen,s-of beautiful wurkman'mp vii please give
me CALI as shall sell at loves n'ts AZ r, ssonao'e
time 4E'. JoiNooN'
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-22
Y iNpuYt Z. ine TWine.

,TEIY received, general assortment on the mes
A Br ,iport Shad and l,rring Seine Twine, al the
i,wcs, prices. for sale by
nov * HUGH SMITH Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-22
NAH gaGN

h FUR hoxe, so9u' 5000 e. nshogon, venetrs, BY
Il the box or ~ sect; aud O. slabs mal''SanN 'ch
thick Received tom the Saw mill.
For sale lew. lhoNAS W." Ii'I'
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-22
Y, g,ish eAuuua.s for 1884

u, g.ish AnWua!s for AS31
n, ~ sriner has Just eceivrd and If ~ fr sale;
4 The Gem, Literary Annual for 1881, con-
tanning twelve ,pl nd'd engraving By the most em'
mtnt ati'sts
Friendships Offering, Literary Album and
,nu,ia Rem mbrancer tor 1851, containing o",r''"
,.au,ifu, engrayngs amongst which Mar, Qh-cn
az scots going forth 10 execution and Aud Robin
GRAY
THE Ulnter's Ureath for 1851. containing.
Amongst utrer engraving. The Tire: nar's at the
tomb f, hrist by r.. smith, from Ben w S,, and he
D..,upe h, : Br .n.std, from psn''n' ~ No>tS
TAe Forget Ne Not. a Christmas, New Years
and Buth l,sy Present for $751; con,snng fft en- ei
CANT engrevings :,
The Christmas Bor, by Marshall, Juvenile
Anna for l8 ! +,
A fresh supply of the Atlantic Souvenir ana
Pear, f,r 10 n; .is,,, Ia G. "ieman's fockct 'u"
rscss f,r 1888, and Desilv,r> Aln'snaoks tor do
o, "a DAVID N\Ril\
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
Stationary School-Rooks. sc
ELIZH KENNEDY offers for sale.

ELIZ.a KENNEDY offers for sale:
pAPER.-Foolscap, Nos. |, 2, and S; letter,
los !, Z, att ), blue and pink tinted; note pa.
per, gilt aud embossed; printing, Ken,sh cap; car.
trdgei TOW and straw wspping; drawings folio post;
tissue; morocco; embossed; gold, silver, and India
tract & paper; white, black, bue, yellow, and red;
music aer; ivnr, aud sand naper.
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS-a
great var,t!. Gcd silver, md embo,sel L oorders;
bandbox, bonnet binders and Bristol boards;lhe lat
SCHOOL BOOKS great variety, late edi-
ACCOUNT BOOKS.-Ledgers, journals, day
books. letter and voice BOOKS; G, pherng, copy, re-
cep AND memorandum books whole and half bound
Public Offices, Merchants and others can have Books
made to thor ORDERS at short notice, to any partcu
lar pntfrp; hoir r1tror ge sprctfull, solicited
NAUTICAL BOOKS.-Charts, and seamen's
stationary OF every scrption; uau,icai and other al
manacS.
INk.-Kidder's superior writing, black and
red. IN bottles and IL; pos Ter, oiack and red;
lndir ink; Kidd iue ck ind -libe ink, warranted.
GOLD LEAF.-Warranted gold and silver
lea; sIrrr ,nd e ....-t b -.,pzc; brass i.sr, &c
ATfONA2Y.-Quills, of AL descriptions;
fers. of all coiors nutorai do sealing waA, al
lors pencils, black and red lead; pO sable and
cames hair crayon and slate; w.ter colors, large and
smsii pink and blue saucer; India rubber; chessmcn
and boards; backgammon boards; Cards, visiting and
"''"h, "u SEcsi toh'eTSa'irl roStaPhiCa' Fdl-
ing; Rodgers cutlery viz: penknNes, AMI scs-
sorsi mathematical instruments; scales and dividers;
ss,es, wafer stamps, black san portfolios, pocket
books and Wallets tape measures, pink :ape and
braid; ivory, bone, and boxwood folders; dumnoes,
dissectsd and pocket maps; ivory. horrs lockwood.
pocket. dressing an hair combs Il variety of draw
ings, engravngs and lnhogIaph for scrap books and
tables CSC IJ'c. &c.
Observation-Disclosures: cologne water, lst
I'd and 81 quality; tnc Fiorlda and lavender u; fresh
mix of roses; improve shaving cake; cosmetic soaps
ct various odors; Windsor soap, otto Of rose wa>hba,
otto of lip save pearl powder, X pbsls, bears
OIL esprit de rose, double es,ra d'orange, cold cream
hone, water restorative lotion, for the tech snd gums
carbonc den,ifiice. hair powder, pomatum, &C &C
Prepared by Smith Pentis, and warranted equal,
if no. .npnrirr. to any import d.
MEDICINES..-Lce patent family med-
cnes which stood the test OF long cxperi' nee,
as approved and valuable remedies: James anli-dIs.
pepc nils, S.ndfori's superfne yellow bark &c. &c
GLOBES.-A pair of Is inch globes, with
comprises and quadrant complete; on which are en
graved the discov, ries of Franklin Parry and Ross
Large maps OF the United States, rollers; by II. S.
Tanner And quan,i'' Of
Book-Jinders' Tools and Materials, &C. sc.
nov -3taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
" Economy the surest road 10 t0eallh'
a NoyMnuA.

BENOV.ITOR g. corr DRESNEH,
nErUNNs his thanks 10 the public Tor the hDera'
* cncourapeme n, he ha, recen ed during the short
- he h.. beeu in Alexandria, aud informs them that
he still continues on The business, az ill.,.
u afessrs .qrnasey s. Smah's Tailoring Establish
nlcai. King street,
where he will Goats. sc. OF every oescr' p''oh
ana rcsorc tho original gloss to the cloth The scouF
ing will not ne the shape the collars ana unless
satisfaction given, no charge is made. Ills prices
NIB persons ere invited to call and see specimens
Of his work. aux i'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
district 0f NntNlNbia

County q .HetUld1G' ocT'
sOuN =. RSONS has ol'ph,d to the honorable
IS lanes S MorselI, Assistant Judge of the United
states Circuit Court ofthc District OF Columbia to be
discharged from impr,>onm NJ, under the act tor me
relief OF nsoIvent debtors within the u''ct OF 20
i,',L;s nm rue.day next tho 9th iusla' t, at ten
,,ri,ck NJ !, ia. Court louise in iicXandra, when
ami whe,. his creditors are required TO attend
" EDM. I. LEE,
80 ;, c. l. ID G.. G. A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
Geo. s. N0Wgh

now opening an addition to ! is all. SUPPLY,
which renders his assortment very complete
amongst which ar,
Super blue, olive brown, and black cloths; cadet
mixture and lrab do; rose. point, and MacSnaw ban-
kets: SUPER common, ana low priced cassnets and
Iinseys; hannels baizts, and figured table covers
Gurnsey focks for borers; superire merino shirts;
black and assorted mrrino'. circasssns, and bonba
zctcs; ustros AMI Norwich grapes; Italian usrinss,
gro lie maps and satin ievsntines, &c Men and wo-
men, mohair and worsted hose. some yer, fine; An
ola and silk do; wide and narrow bangup.; beaver
teens Canton flannel, for merchant tailor; Scotch
caps Irish knit hose.
IL al Germant own half hose; long snd ,quare ,rno
sh,wls; rhhet do white cames-lair do barresc and
other fancy hdkfs; steel and fancy butt0ns; black and
coored lasting; superior saiioons and shoe riDDonsi
black cotton ferrets and furniture bindings silk stocks
and crava,s; cacos; coored and white canbrcs;
barred ditto; super plain book muslin; bandannos and
choppas; Irish linens and lawns; linen and nen cam
brlc hdkf; irish, 3arnsey, i.usss and domestic Ola
pcrs; damask napkins patent and other pns; spoo'
and thread hoss mems ioskin and woodstock gloves
I'D es' do some scarlet, beautiful article; black,
pink anl white grapes marking canvas; Ratinets an-
cy brushes tJc.; with general assortment Of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
pny 1-13icnIt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
ladies auction.
On Friday morning, at l | O'Clock.

OIs ITtt"J HtU'H"tS, W IT U tsOtH,
Wiil be soil. without reserve, WHITES
W Auction Room,
Elegant merno, cashmere and gauze scxrfs, gro de
ns' and other silks; crcsssians and bono Ita.
Ia" Grapes, eauze and lace wells; black and ahite silk
stock, Is crates and packages of cut glass ard crocke
s"are consisting in part cf elegant glass decsn.
tes' %. da. bowl celeres, dishes, sugars, LAT ps,
passage DO tumbers, wines, blue printed plates, pit.
chrrs' dishes. ewers nt BASIN, stone Chi, do with
glasses, &c &C. grArticies read, for examination on
Thursday morning. nov 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
N0 EisherN,eN.
nov 1-d3teoJt

5SOR sale by the subscriber. one SN iD SEINE, in
Il good ORDER par, cotton and par, he MP; viii be
sold whole or in parts haung rope, floats "'r,. c.
Also, ClArkson, superior C0TtUNSE/NE 7;IIAE
witt, F., general assortment of tiHICEhl
n,v I--co3,s JOHN MDFFErr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
MasoM's Faryier IMApvoVeA

vsSlir subscriber has just received and irs for sale,
I The GentsS,dn's Ne'y Poc@ef farrier, comprising
rene IA, DESCRIPTION OF the noble and useful animal.
The Worse bv Richard Mason. VI ID fifth edition,
with additions; TO which is added prize essa, or
mules and an appendix, containing observations aud
rec ,ip,s Tor the of most al the common dstem
pers incident to horses, oAen, COWS, calves Sheep
hmb, swise. dop,, Sc selected from fltr, NJ au
tho,s Also, AN addenda coHainins a"nas OF the
,urf American stud book, rules for training, racing,
DAVID MARIl\.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
New SahAle. NWvUess y Irunk
M3NTTF,fCTORH

rsyiE subscriber resp cttui!, morns ms irlehas OF
Ncxan tris. and IT'S vicinity, that he has establish
81 III. ,boyc business K,ng street, a tc" doors
30 of Ncs,rs * r. Ftzhugi's Grocery store under
tho direction and superin;nndence 0t ANDREW s'Lti
v,x who will manufacture and keep for sale ON me
,,,s reasonable terms. aud made OF the best ma'er
ais the following articles:
Gentlemen's sest upholstered, plain and common
s,LlaS. ladies' best and common do; brid'cs mar
tny,ies yasses snd saddle bags. OF all k'nos' peS
binex leather travelling trunks. and Brussels carPI
travelling bags; hair and fancy trunks and "ps VI All
Aio-l,; best coach and gig harness, common q" car
rio,e wagon and cart do Together with every arc'e
an ,hc Inc c., .,,,or IF
IN addition to the experience OF the conductor W
h,. h,,,,.,ess he has procured the aid OF workman
,,,, t,chnoud Va considered one o; The best sao'
lin ,he state, who intends Introducing the
UYRE SPRING Saddle,
;r,yed ,v hi,n~e % "a, DEL which. Tor durability
1 s 70 the rider and horse, is far superior to amy
snr;rc ..adle ever offered to the public
'rcan,lemen are solicited to Call and examine the
model ,., h,as, ,o,;.s and in
~ ,es, s,vlc. All orders thankfully received ara
promptly executed: ~
ct5:dtw &eotist Jan
1be / eesburg Genius of Liberty, and Freder'eks
m Artns viii insert the above ST, aud send
their accounts to IL II ---------------------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
The Ar, Il U0Nciug
MR. GENFRES

ESPECTFU: ll niorms the .alIcs andCentlemen
ia of Alexandria ,ha. his DsUcing School is open
FIR The reception of pupils, III tho polite accomplish
ment "f Dancing
Young I..dir, will receive lessons at his room ever,
Thursday and Friday evening. troi ) O'Clock til ,
30, vii be taught from all on thu 'ame evening
4 night class for Young Gentlc men, from ill IN the
same evening very week
SUBSCRIPTION parer is left in the hands OF MI
KRxs at she Post Office to receive the names OF the
Young gentemsn who DESTROYS of becoming scho
i.,. nov I-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
Office
a House Servant f,r sale

4 YOUNG aud healthy egro Girl, (abou, 20 ears
N OF age) brought up and we'l taught in grntee'.
family, as sempstrese, washer and ironer, en- mher
maid &c She has few faults. as compared with those
of her condition, and will not be sold To go out o' 'i1
neiehborhood. Inquire Of tive Printer
10 be sold to some person residing in the COUNTY OF
Alexandria, or one of the adjoining counties OF NG
' oct IS -2sw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
SHIP NEWS.
PORT 0F ALEXANDRIA. an. @

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 9.
Schr. Seceder. Churchill, Boston; salt. mack
ercl, &c. to A. c. Cazenove & Co. Goth ult
of Cape MAY. spoke ship Peru, from Liverpool
for Philadelphia, with passengers.
SAILED,
Ship Ann Parry. Iunt, Amsterdam.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
W iile.

W iNe.
M<AQR casks Narch & Co.'S Madeira
~ 10 pipes sicily Madeira, ingham and other
6 or casks ) bran
2pp.s Lisbon wine
Pipes hslfpipes and ar casks Pico MADEIRA
so Cases sparkling 'hampaghe
90 do i.syelle Caret
90 do ST Juen's do
so do 81 Emeiion do
20 do Sauturne
For sale by W. FOWLE u Co.
nov 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03

&chncA Sugars, SC.
on BOXES steam refined sugar, landing from sloop
~ Johnson, and for sale by JAMES IRWIN.
Who has IN store,
w LIN Reiaed Sugars. assorted numbers
200O gallons pure winter strained oil
haf pipes Cognac brandy
10 lhds 5, CroX sugar, COED quality
10 do New Orleans DO
10 bbis couauygin
10 do corlials
90 do Rum
Whch he offers for sale on reasonable terms.
nov Z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
Eyenins Freuch Glass

AHoNs. ROUX's Evening Glass is in operation;
MI and takes place on Mondays, Wednesdays al"
Th,se who wish to ioin viii do well ,ospp'y inme-
lateiy W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
'Yo Vet,

- That arg nj comriodious
sgE-f I.4VERN,
., :, Il on Union street, bcrween King and Prince
ss.. streets. at present in the occu fancy OF or ce
Fields 1t has attached to a stable, wood rouse C.
20 good tenan, it would be rented low Posse sion
given the 1st of December Apply 10
oct SO-2awtf Mrs JANE DENK'NS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03

Grand h0aSe.
,SS!iE annual minunica,inn 81 ihe Grand Lodge OF
A The district of Columbia viii be held at ths Cen
.rai asnric Hail. il the City of WASHINGTON, on Tues
dug eri tie }def Norember, at 20 o'cIoch. 4
nov 81 -. KERR, Jr., Grand Sec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
Retailing Melasses,
Grand AI0age

IN nHDs prime retailing n'cinsses. for sale D
GSB noyl A e. CAZENOVE x {
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
James :. GuMneN, NJ. ID
DENyTST,

RESPECTFULLY informsthecitizcnsa and visitors
III of Alexandra that he may be consulted at Dir
II Clagetts Hotel, on the frst and third wEDNEs
nay in every month, from 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. until
p. VI
Alllettersadtlressedt 10 DR. G. at his flee between
the UnitedS tatcs' Bank and the Presidents House,
washington City, or left at Mr. II C!agetts hoteiin
Alexandria, will be punctualiy a'tendedto.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
Mechanics Neiiri Society.

! stared quarterly meeting of the Mechanic. reIei
Z sncic,, II! We held At Their ha on HedaeSddy
,r,aing ne,t Sd MremJer inst. at O'Clock. b order
ok ~, President JNO. CoHSf'
nov l-St Secretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
SPECIAL AGENCY

IVNHH Subscriber will. between this and the first
II day of November, visit the Western counties
throughout Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio. His prln-
cPal OBJECT Is the investigating titles and Identifying
. esteIn LANDS by actual re-survey, leasing, and
making sales. He assures those who con6de Their
Land business to him, that he will GO on the soil.
and every benefit hat be rendered shall be effect
cd Seven years dillgent employment has given him
experience IN his profession. Reference is offered to
his prior advertisement in this paper business ale
MN to Richmond. where he may be seen by those
VINO wish his services, from the 18th to the Goth of
Inc present month, at the Eagle Hotel or the pub-
nc onIcrs IN The Capitol Communications left al rh.
bar Of the Eagle Hotel, or with William Selden Fec
ofthe Registers office will be attended to- thereafter
TO be directed to Fredericksburg, my residence
oct l4--tf HENRY o. Middle ETON