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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

We learn from the Mobile Regisi,,
Ut ihe i5th ult. that the water ~ boil
their principal rivers the Alabaias anl
IomDecbcr, was 81 lew that u us.
With great difficulty they we're ~,
gated by steamboats,. Large quanri,,
- cotton were lying a, many 81 tIs
'andihg', and The bosincss IS that plso,
Haa pot back Considerably in consc
quence.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

FORK and Moryiaad Line Rail. roa Z
"A letter from a gentleman of Hs,.
risburg to his friend in this CITY, und,r
date Of the 9TH inst. states that tic vor.
IN the House u Representatives., on
transer'blng this bill for third read q.
ing was 81 yeas-l7 nays. was 10
be eaIlcd up on is 6osl passage througi
that body on Monday and The wriicr
states there vas no doubt but il would
pas. lie also gives il % his spinion
though With less con6dence--,h4i
the bill would pass tle senate.
BoLf. Pat.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

Ar. PoISsErr, our late Minister 10
heHiSc, has arrived in Washington.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

The Episeopsl Church in Petsrs.
burg Va, was considerably injured ~
hre co Wsdncsdsv week.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

In ths Senate, resolution 10 ehsne.
the daily hour Of meeting. 20 II O'Clock
vas agreed 20. The debate sn Mr..
Foot's resolution relative 20 tl,e Pub.
lic Lands vas resumed.
In the HOuss Of Representatives.
Ne. Buchanan, from the Camn,ssee or
the yudieiagy. reported Bill Eov the
relief Of certain issolveBt Doctors of
the United States; and 9r. Washing
ton. from the Committee on the D,s-
ifict OF Colombia, reported = bill "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
New saddle. Harness > truME
Mn N/yE4CTOPV

VENiE subscriber r,>pe ctfnly informs his k.iva. OF
z .iexanria, and It's vicinity, that he hiss establish
eel the above business on King street few doors
east Of Hessrs Kerr Ftzhugh's Grucery store, under
the direction and ,upern,nhdence ut ANDREW SrLLI
VAN; WHO will manufacture and keep for sale on the
mos, reasonable terms, and made of the best mater
ais ihr following articles:
Gen,lemen's best upholstered, plain and common
sad les; ladca' best and common do brides, mar
tingaes ,ass.s and saddle bags. Of all kinds best
black leather cling trunks, and Brussels carp
travelling bags; hair and fancy trunks and whips ut
kinds; best coach and gig harness, common do ca
role wagon snd cart do. Together with every artcl
in the line
In addition to the experience of the conductor nj
the business he has procured the aid Of workman
from Richmond, Va considered one OF The best Sad
llers in the state, who ute nds Introducing the
WIRE SPRING SADDLE,
Improved ~ hin-, % H. d, y iuch, tor dur-bilit.
md case to the rider and horse, far superior to any
spring sadd t ever offered to the public
Gentlemen are solicited to cali and examine the
model
.JOld W rk repaired at the shoI,es, notice. AMI in
the hes, style. All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed H"RAIio DAY
oct 5-d!w&cotlst Jan
rb- Ieesburg Genius Cf Liberty, and Frcder,Cks
aurr (Va) Arena will insert the above 81, and send
heir accounts to IL. ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17

forded b. it are On similar scale with that Of
tho ship Hercules, as mentioned in the Salem
Gazette. That vessel has just returned from
her first expedition. With her outfit (says the
Salem paper she cost about $4,000 dollars; she
was absent 104 months; and the owners share Of
the return cargo will sell at from % to $4,000
dollars. Such results may tend to produce the
state Ct things feared by the New Bedford editor;
but they afford conclusive evidence that the whal-
ing business is not yet Overdone. Bali. Pat.
Teras.-The Arkansas Gazette states that
Col Butler. U. s. Charge d'AAaires to Mexico,
who had been specially authorized to treat with
that government for the purchase of Texas. had
been unable to conclude treaty. on account OF
the jealousy entertained towards the United
States, by the present predominant party under
the Vice President, Bustamente. The Gazette
states, that large portion of the emigrants to
Texas are from the United States-whO are de-
cidedly under the persuasion that this territory
must ultimately belong to the United States.
Speaking OF this proposed addition to our ter
ritory, the Boston Patriot says: alt should be an
essential incident to the purchase OF Texas. that
Canada. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia should
be bought too. We need little more room III
our Northern cline for earning out four or five
new States. If this addition IS to be made on
the Southern fron5ier.a like addition on the North
ern frontier would serve to keep the centre of
political power steady"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
charles T. Daae.
ATTORNEY AT LAW

EbESPLC fully fftrs his services to the public
II He will attend to business in tn: Superior and Ia
ierur Courts of Prince William County. lie may be
seen Brentsvi,le the second and last Saturdays
every month, or at his residence, Clover Hill,
isgt ntsvie, nj any time
All letters idressed to him through The Brentsvile
Post Office, will be punctualy attended to
nov 18-l2wtcStas Nv
- Fredericksburg Arena will please publish the
above advertise mem aud send their account 30 this
Office for ia, ment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Notice

IN cons uence Of the failure &c the Stockholders in
the Aslbv's Gap Turnpike Companylo attend the
General Meeting called the second FRIDAY in this
present mt nth the Sc ckho drs hereby notified to
ateni M eiing of the Coppsn, the second Friday
ia January neat at the house of MIR, sarah upp, in
undiv"ug, he object this meeting is TO 30 what
the meeting should have done. namely, to elect
the officers of said Company for the ensuing year. and
to fix fo their services undera resolu
ZION Of the last General Meeting; slso 10 tskt into
consideration proposition from the Administering Of
Doctor Lewis BurweN, totransfer stock in paymen' of
the debt her deceased husband; and 20 act such
other matters ma, then he iaid before them A
punctuai attendance, in person by proxy Is quest
ed, as the suspension Of dividends may be involved in
decision Of said meeting on Mrs Bu,wel'. Case.
By order Of the President and directors:
GIBSON, Treasurer
Midlleburg. November26, 1850.
dec l3-tid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
SHIP NEW S.
PORp 0F .9LEX7A DRLa. N G

ARRIVED, DECEMBER 10.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins. Norfolk; passed
a ship below the Narrows at anchor
SAILED,
Ship Rosseau. McLeyin, Amsterdam.
-eS-
Brig Alexandria, Howes, cleared at Boston
for this port lth inst
Schr. North Branch, Colcord, from this port,
arrived at Portland 10th inst
Schr. Pharamond, from this port for Boston,
went ashore on Monday at Prnv1ncetown, and
remained in that situation on "Wednesday, unln-
jured.
Schr. Charles, Baker, from n. Y. for George
town, d. c. was spoken 9TH inst. so miles y. +.
of Hatteras-had lost her boats and part of her
deck load.
Schr Sea Bird, Ames, ofVienna, which sailed
from Newburyport on Sunday, for Georseto Sn,
ID. Cargo salt, potatoes, apples, &c.-went
ashore on Monday afternoon, on Nauset beach,
and is lost; part of the cargo saved The capt:
was unwilling to leave his vessel, and perlshed
on board. A son of TIE captain, seaman, and
a colored person, died after getting ashore. and
have oeen buried at Orleans. The others were
saved.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Gao IL, VA Il.

GONE villain villains got into the house OF the
= subscriber. the night of he 18th IN tant, and
stole from tie bar room, t~" Surout Goats mixed
gre, CT, h. one with, and tue oth' without, cape
biz. Camet CI, All lined will, brown irez- and fur
Collar one pair of lots and two odd Boots, pretty
well worn
viii give the above reward for the cover; Of the
articles stolep or propor,ion.bl rew"dfr any part
Of them. WILLIAM IS STU Nh''
dec SIT Am oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Nistrict " Cn.uMb,,,,

County If Aler0na. "a, net.
IOHN III I. has ,ppi'd to the Honorable Viii
81 lao Cr,nch, Chic Judge OF the United States
Circuit Court of the of Columbia. to be dis.
charged from imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief of insolven, debtors within the District of Co.
lumb,a, on the 4O'h of December los, Int, at nine
o'clock, A NJ at the Court House IN Alexandra.
when and where his creditors a'e r. OUR. to adend.
dec IS 5, EDM. LEE, u u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Ms Comm tied

IN the Jail for the County Of Alexandra, d. &. on
the llthi slant, As runaway, negro woman who
81 t at her na.Le i
POLLY
She appears TO be about IS years Of age, feet -
inches high; her clothing iss striped calico ock and
cotton .hawl. She hat she formerly belonged to
Mr. Stephen Mount, of Prince William County, 'irg'-
NJ. Inn, that he sold her 10 Mr. Deslia about The first
nj december The owner is requested to come tor
w. prove property, paw char and take der Sway'
oherw - sine will be disposed of according to Jaw.
49, 1 at H.. " STEELE, Jsiior.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
COMM ERCiAL

PHILADELPHIA NJ ARKET--DEcHMBFR 5.
Superine Flour continues i'll fair demand at
SIS; The market has been clear Of Rye Flour at
SIS o5. 100 hlds Corn Meal sold at SIS. No
change in Wheat. Rye, Corn. Whskry.' or lin
seed Oil. Clover Seed has sold at S. 62@ S6.
Price Turrent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Be\\hanging & Aock .srMithimg

yulnE subscriber respectfully INFORM che public that
i he still carries on the Beli-tiA'sng, ock and
White SMITHS Business, at his old establishment Oh
Royal street, few oors north e the iarket House,
where all WORK lc.t with him will b. executed, usual
vii pea,oess and despatch. Person, wishing balls
hung. would do well To give him cal rs nc under
stands the business perfectly. aud can tang them as
iii and a. Inv As they can be don. liz reDr els where.
NJ los nm hand several hundred KEYS, All Blank, suit,
ed for Locks Of every description; WITH general as
.ortment of Mater as suitable for his bus ness
Locks China. Glass, sc Repaired ssi'uat /" 'he
best manner, and a; fair and moderate pies
nov 29--2swSw GEO ii.pUFfEt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
DIED,

In this town. on Wednesday night last. Mr..
FRAxc1s HAcAx, aged 76 years, native of Fair
fax County. Va. The deceased was a soldier of
the Revolution, having entered the service at the
commencement of the war, and continued in it
until the achievement of his country's Indepen-
dence. AS citizen, he was esteemed by all
who knew him-as a man, he was upright in all
his dealings. His memory will be long rherished
by those who had the pleasure of his acquaint-
ance; and the lovers of Freedom will remember,
with gratitude, the services If one who fearessly
stood forth in :. times that tried mems SOULS
~ The friends and acquaintance of the de-
ceased are requested to attend his funeral This
afternoon, al s O'Clock, from Mrs, Sherteld's,
upper end OF King street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17

nv h,s fall; after which, he rose, and stood qul-
.,Iv champing his bits, probably disposed to put
III the blame upon the prompter. Awag observ-
Cd that he was decidedly the greatest performer
that ever exhibited his powers in the orchestra;
70 which another replied, Eyes, he would I'M
Joub,edly dra,p greater fiddle bow than even
Gamer him self "-B0st0n Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
No Two Ways about it.
Twill sell, f.r cash ,ha, tory
III BRICK HOUSE
SSsH on the North side Of Prince street, in fee s
pie.

on the North side Of Prince street, in fee sim
3ple.
Also, that three stor, BRICK on the north side Of
King >treet, now occ ied - the Rev. W an Jack son
And two twosyorv fR.a NES OH the west side OF
Prince street, for the term Of tea years Also.
acre and oueeighth of LAND, binding Timber
RUM the Little River Turnpike Road, and near the
Turnpike Gate, now occupied b, Mr.. Peter Tresier
the said rreslers will expire thu LIST April 1884
The said and will be sold for ten ears.
Ihave about 10 acr-s of LAND lying in F.irfAx coIn
ty, on tn old eesburg Road; there is frame DweIl
ing, and good well Of water any IN the District.
rhe said Land is the late dwelling ct Howard. sen
Also, judgment obtained against the alexsnlrsa
and Fiuquier Turnpike Road for nine hundred sig
tv-nine do, rs commenced interest from th LIST OF
Apr, 1923, and continuing until paid If the above
mentioned property is not dispos, of before Friday
the 24h ID, cember at priv lie sale, on that day at 10
O'clock at the lower end of Prince street before my
door, will Sell it to the highest bidder for cash
dec l7-sat tues thurs Il. HOWARD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17

Sple"did Fa"cy Goods
JUST RECEIVED.
= ELEGANT embroidered ianc, Grape dresses
- d" pyramid do do DO
thule gold application do
pieces GAuzr Nmelia Ia new and beautiful srti
Gle for dresse,)
do IEloti d'Oreans do
:; do Ga, r. Msrabout Lama do
90 do colored and white Blonde iauze "a new
styc)
SO do figured and plain silks
Blonde gauZc for trimming
Do lace and dssng
Thread and b0bbinett do
Figur, d aid plain bobbnett
"a new and beautiful s,ye Grape sha%ls
DO do d, scarfs and handkcrchiets
Muslin Che miscttes
Ladies patent net jackets
o. dozen colored cm5roidc' ed silk hose
do do do half do
do Imperial wo,s,ej do
do embroidered belts
4 do do worked with bcads)
20 do la,e,' long and short kid gloves
do meas v4rirsi,ed silk hose
10 setts elegant bonnet libbons
50 pie ces 10 Cap do
Muslin trimmings and insertlngs
White and cOlOrtd bio' de thule tor dresses)
so IL wool merino seats
20 elegant worked muslin capes
90 do do lace do
8 cartons real blonde caps
9 elegant do do lace wells
do do do cspes and caps
~ do blonde ganhe veiis
50 French worked cuffs
20 pieces thread edging
Blonde and bobbneit footing
IS elegant black and white lacO wells
10 pieces gold and silver ribbons
IS do 1hihet and merino cloths
20 FnuiarI do do
do black Cashmere fer dr. s-es
DARIUS CLAGETT,
Corner Pa Avenue and nth stree, ash"gton CITY
dec Is St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Tu Grocers a, 4 Merchants.
! vi,h 10 Re I he
= DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,

ami oulnng, a'tsch.d 10 hem At fIMtN
XIV W ARE HOUSE, on Pononke, Geek,
,bout fific.n miles below Alexandra The buildings
nave Just been repaired g fesrabic Il lot groun
containing about 25 so acres ofnews;' will be St
tsche to them This is one Of tLe essituaons in the
coun,r, for Grocery Store. joined 10 supply ofpr"-
perry assorted Try Goods. very pro6iab.. business
always has been done and still can be- done ihare
A small Lumber Yard. Ge might also be connected
with great profit to The business, as the inhabitants
for ten aud fifteen miles around at this time, purchase
all such articles wit i'm the District Of Columbia Bal
tmore and receive them heavy freight of 90
per 100 feet at the landing, proposed To be rented.
70 the merchant of ~ or large capital this situation
can be rendered very profitable, and to- good tenant
will rent it upon the most moderate terIn>.
deco 2,wtf WML BRENT.
Pomonkey. Charles Co. Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
The " ater W itch

gUlUE suhscribcr has just received an fors for SALE
"THE r.4TER WTtCH;
~ Skinner Of the Seas" novel. by the Author OF
the Red Rover, Pilot, &C in 3 vols.
ALSO,
Laurence on the Horse. in all its varieties and
uses ,n,c peHden,l, Of the practical va'ue Of the
Il ok and it Is reall, and exenivcy valuable. 70 one
of the most amusing the reader will meet with in
thoussnd-com Ie,e and unique, embracing every pos
sibie suhec' tia, be connected with the Horse
Monthly Magazine I'm vol.
dec lett DAVID AAkIiN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17

- NJ. Y .. ii. JaMnes
HAVE jus, received
IL ; hhd> Grand Bank Goldfish
msts bun do
5qrsr' r casks Madeirs wine
h.fqI.rter casks do do
$50 bnx.s do do
"a do Port do
quarter casks cider
10 tI,rces potatoes, blues
II 10 d., whites
All of which they Offer for sale on moderate terms.
dec IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Notice.

eNNVIVC.
Office of the Alexandria Canal Company.
Id ANS and Estimates for WOODEN QUIZ
l. DUCT, supported Onsoneplefs' scro's tue o'.mae
River near Georgetown TO convey water for the Alex.
xndris CsnsI viii be received at the c- at the Com
many. in Alexandris, until tie 20th day Of Dsoenbe"
next. .,
ne widths and soundings of the River, win any
IT. ,...s.ary information mar &c obtain d on ap.
nlica,ion either in person. or by letter adare..ed'o
p HUGH SMITH,
Presiden, Of the h!ersndris Canal COMPANY
roy 2s-eot2QthDeS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
BY GEORGE WHITE.

4 TIL O'Clock on sat UhD.aY AORALNG, being
n the r. gula furn ar SO Ia, VIII b, i'd
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Several new f.,heI b,",; maras :, ,''or'ed sizes,
soap, in boxes; few kegs epson satsi barrels br ~n
sugars small lot castings; vine Bar, in barrels, sndrons.
shovel and tong. with variety of.otier arnces
OSale in the evening, as usuai:vsriety, DR., Goods
Hardware anal finc articles De- 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Notice

vI>HE silly and dangerous practice Of firing guns and
i ex loding crackers. NUT be discontinued The
penalty for selling any kind If fire BRACKETS, expIod
inv wer, i. 6v, dollars for very Fl nee one holt
# pheh goes 10 the mer; ard fr "dsehargng any
mu-s,i othe, fir, any composition &c gun.
powder fu mnang powder. with the limits Of the
town, is on, dollar f1r eac. off-nc. Slaves free
negroes, miners and Apprent es, nvi, ted If VIC
ation of those Laws and h penalty and costs not i'm
dlstely paid, III he committed tothe workhouse.
rhi. notice is given, that nay plead ignorance.
intended TO enforce these laws in the strctest
manner.
BY order of the MAY or.
JOHf HANCOCK,
JAMES EIRCH,
dec l6 DIT 6 hDec Police Officers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
A MiAi for sale.

O1 eNNH IVY sHIC.
NHTIrH about fifty acres Of bottom AND. good
w proportion OF which is in heavy TIMBER
Finding It inconvenient to manage such property
a, a distance from the proprietor ofer for sale,
- The MIL,
a. formerly owned by Nh hi gore, on Broad
In Run III I.oudoun, near III. bridg-, on tho
..s-ss@. road to Georgetown Mr. K.igor- made this
Mill very profitable to hIm and r HIised fom it, N
year near half the ask for il IN easy dnnvuy
payments
here ire two pair r. excellent Burr Stones in it,
and it, country is very extensive, there being
no con p-titor near. Unless sold by private SAL be.
fore IHUIRSD 7, the Esd of the present non,h 10
will ,hfn be offered public auction bout the middle
OF the day. ). MchrNN'.
dec 8. cots
The Charestown Free Press will publish the
above till sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
MARRIED..

On Monday, 18th inst. in Rockville. Md. by
the Rev. Mr.. ellis. Mr. WILLI,MH CLINE, TO
Miss. RosAxNA N. WINDSOR, both Of Alexan-
dria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
70 i.et,

- That large MI comnodious
FRA T.4TERN
4aSssl on Union street. between kng and Prince
49, streets, at present in the oecutancy of Horace
Fields II has attached to y stable, yood house
To a good tenan, it would be rented low. Possession
given the 1s,of December Appyto
nc, 3O-2sw,f Airs. JANE DE KiNS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
BY P. MAURO & SON, WASHINGTON.

BY P. MAURO & SON, WASHINGTON.
Extensive Sale &c SvlendiA
GOODS.
IN SATURDAY, 8M nstant We shall sell at aue-
~ ton, wIrHouT aR>KnvE Al III. large Store Room,
National iIoi.i Hniidug> he l0wIs elegant goods,
now recev,rr FROM ia. Noitl:
Is p a @ X a q ES
Compri. ~, he ,.siv, rtment OF
RICHLY CUT &. PLAIN GL.4SSW.7PE
ofeiv at auction the Disrc,. and Of
almost every article IN the line
Mantei astral, and hail lamps, very beautiful
French thi"a tea sets, assorted
Mantel vases, xith flowers. sc.
Dixon q Sons superior Britannia ware. in sets
Ivory handled table cutlery, sets so pieces
First rate jspannd tea trays
A breakfast an@ tea set It SiI YER
general assortment IF Fine 1ewelry
100 Owen Furniture knchs cut and plain, &c &cs
Sale 10 CONN nce at ~ O'Clock A..
Dealers. housekeepers and the public generally,
w"H find their interest to atts nd this sale For
p0ricuay enumeration Of the articles ec,tuy
refer them to the catalogues which will be ready f<
delivery the day prior to the sale The superior qua-
lity will speak of itself upon examination.
r MsURO * SON,
dec l6-dts Auctioneers, Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
II raWave.

A NDiRONs; shovei and tongs; knives and forks;
IA teaboaris AMI walters; herman steel handsAws;
pit crosscut and handsaw files Just received and for
sale by GEO WHITE
dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
Fort Washington.

December I'm, 1880.
C,EALFD proposals viii be received b! the suosen-
> Der ut the 18th instant for supplying ihe troops
n, this station with FRESH BEEF Tor the year 1851.
The Proposals 20 be endorsed Proposals tor Fresh
Beef" u WEBB
dec l4-t25th l. y y o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17

BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

On Monday neat (2oth ins0 at II O'Clock,
WILL be sold on the premises, the un xpired
w term Of lease Of lot Of gr"uno, 50 feet ront
on Fairfax street, and 120 ie-t. j,n deep, being
the late residence Of Nicholas kingston, decd The
es-e expires on the LIST Oct 1882, being 40 per
mum erms nj sale de-. st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
~ Christ Church will be opened next Sun

day morning, h,n the :ev. SIR. MANN WAL comnenc
his ministerial duties.
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
~sND

The Rhiaoceros.-We understand that this
rare and Interesting animal viii be exhibited IN
our town for few days, in the course OF next
week; with many other animals worthy the at
,ention Of the curious.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17

Carpe, ChaiM
a additional suppl, of carpet chain, cotton yarn
"a assorted number, jus' received and for sale b,
c Is GEO UHIi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17

On Saturday last, at Richmond, Thomas IN
derwood had his trial for felony, on the charge of
defraudiug the United States by forging papers
for drawing Revolutionary pensions. The Jury
brought in a verdict of guilty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17

From South Carolina, we learn, that James
II Hamilton. j.. has been elected Governor OF that
State. The votes, in joint ballot OF both branch
a. of the LEGISLATURE, were, for Mr.. Hamilton,
o5-for Col Manning, formerly Governorl g.
-exhib;,;ng only twcnty-s votes INA jority For
..,oiny the whole. "--Not. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-17
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
FRIBqY MORNING, DEC. ". 1850.

Ex-Prcsident JOIN QuIsoY ADAMS, lady and
..ryant, arrived at New York On Sunday even
jnr last, and took lodgings at the City Hotel.
-4NsS
Mrs. SARAH PERRY, mother of the late Capt.
q. II. Perry, died, lately, at New London. Her
husband was Captain in the Navy IN John Adj
ans time, aud her five sons were III the Navy
from their childhood: two of her three daughters
we're the wives Of Naval officers.