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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
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nY vutie oil the authority given 10 the IN.
n y dersigned bv a deed Of trust made "
Thomas Crews, hearing date the Doth OF Sep-
TENDER. 1923, and duly rpcorde in the county
court Of Amherst, by which deed the trustees
are empowered to exercise discr ton IN sell
ling the property IN rehy conveyed either
publicly or privately, rs they might deem It
most advisable aud exp dieHt. lhe under
slgned, the surviving trustee, Offer % contract
at private sale Tor thu Whale on any part of the
tract OF land. IN said deed menlione The and
will be divided s. rs Ia suit purchasers and
one half of the purchase money will be rtqnir-
Ell TO br paid on the purchaser getting posses
sion Win h can be on the 9th De fembrT osxt.
the balance in two equal annual iostnln sntN
II not sold privat ly before. II will be of red
al public auction, on fue-dny the 2lst of De-
cemher next i his land lies 10 the County of
Amherst, on the main road, IL miles from
LYpchburg and 3 from lmhrrs, Court house
II IL fertile IN ITS quality, lies well, IL well n
dapted To the produce VI tobacco, corn. whes',
&r. and IL in every respect most valuable
plautailon. II lains between
Eight or nine Hundred Acres,
and Is improved with brick dwelling House,
built III the most ornamental STYLE, together
with all necessary out houses. consisting ofbarn
with wheat threshlag machine. carriage, ice
house aud kitchen, &c. ano is under good fen
cisg. Any person DESTROYS oil owning valua.
BILE estate would do well 10 examine for them
selves and avail themselves of an opportunity
seldom offered. JhI- laud will be shown by Nj.
Crews who Ives IN L}nchburg, or by The trus .
tee, residing At Amherst Cout-hous,
A. b. DAVIES, Trustee.
Nov. wtds
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Spanish Brown and lockwood.

HNHE subscriber will receive to day or TO.
. morrow full supply OF Spanish Brown
and Log wood, which are offered for sale al very
low prices. Howell DAVIES.
Nov. 8
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z ALL ROADS

RAIL ROADS.
Our knowledge of railways IL so imperfect,
that any information relative 10 their cost OF
advantages -" i'll probably be acceptable 10 the
public. With the hope ofelicltng enquiry and
discussion, and OF leading TO better informal on
as 10 This high grade oil lmproSempnt, the FOL
lowing extracts from Earle, on Rad Roads, is
submitted to your readers:
" A railroad of moderate expense is that
from Columbia TO PhiInheiphia. where the ave
rage EXPENSE OF excavation and emba nkmenl is
about 1000 or 700 dollars per mile, for dou-
BILE track, At o graduation not exceeding ~ leet
To the mile. A cheap foundation, made by
graduation oi 90 feet per mile 10 the direction
OF most transportation, and 81 fe'l in that of
least transportation, nigh, be estimated Al $50
dollars per mile for sing le rack or $500 for
a double railway. This IS Rboni the Expense
on some pats OF the Columbia railway"
The same trritsr gires The Jolto,oing !aLte.
Fo Single Irac,."
" 1920 sleepers, at 10 cents, $l32 90
Rail-, 4 by inches, white oak, "a 957
feet OF timber, atsl2, 800 4s
Wedges 10 fasIen rails, 25 W
Is tons iron plates, , inches by IL inch.
at $40. zoos 90
Additional iron by havingplates inche
wide, oh accents one tenth of The
distance, So 90
Nails aud bolts, 100 20
Workmanship, ~ 90
Sl73l 4S.
,Arotber estimate from The same ,criier.
IA cheap road--SingIe Track-greatest as
cent % feet 10 the mile Que way, and 10 feet
The other
g" Excavation and embankment, $500 90
Bridges very yarlable) 800 90
Stone for foundation, l5O 90
Supporters, rails aud workmanship, 1871 a.
Superniendance and contingencies, 26p 90
Total, S2s3i 40
For single track or S5672 for double tracks
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IL Green B. LeweIIin,---a notorious charac-
ter in all these parts--~ho has be some
mon, ms in Fincssle Jail. on charge of coun-
terfrttng bank notes and passing them, was
tried a few days ago, AT a Special sessoi of the
Superior Court OF Botetourt county. Uude e
Allen pr residing, } held in that place. We have
heard that on one Indictment he was acquitted,
and on another sentenced to ten years imprs-
unment in the penitentiary. We have further
understood that his case would be carried up
TO the General Court, by his interchangeable
counsel (the Messrs. Risqnes of this place) along
with those Of Spencer and Martin, who were
convicted Of the same offe0ce al a previous ses-
sion Of the Court
Manifestation has sold as high as SO
so cts. the past week. The fair quotations are
from 90 IS 10 A. Wheat is now worth from
65 to 67 cents There has not been much
coming in of late.
Corn is selling at s. to 50 25-old Corn
is rnted not much higher than new both
kinds are plenty in market. Meal, new, from
45 tn so cen,s-old, from 50 to 80 cents.
Rye is worth 40 cents the bushel.-Tobacco
remains stationary.
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~ revolutions, it would seem, are not con
10 me continent of Europe The Repub
=" Colombia is also the theatre of civil strife
I '0uuced' we fear. by the in,rigues of Boli-
III VINO, appears, has gwen up the Grecian
"" OF voluntary eriie for has countrys good
sublime for the age TO appreciate. and is
" the head Of his battalions. We will
J""gs him too harsbly, however, until we
'O'e mhutely informed of the facts con.
4, WIN Inc rec mt events in that distracted
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Grapes, Bunch Raisins, &c.
Malaga Grapes,
Bunch Raisns, (uew CROP
Lemons, Oranges.
Hodges cheese
Fresh Crackes
Picked Oysters Be-.
Received and Tor sale by SAMUEL AYRES.
LIANT OIL Also, just received and
for sale rs above.
Nov. 4. ifts
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! ''@ r0s'-A Letter to one of The F,;,,,.
Geo., ''"s'nrg' (Harrison conn,yA Va
h. mentions that the small pox was
pra,, ,' and though not very fatal. crea.
bison =, r''"--"e also learn that the same
/ il ' disease prevails in Louisville lTsn
western District of Tennessee.
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!, u ~ oe seen, from our foreign extracts,
WIZ probably be demand in France
''e"" nreadsiufs. Flour had also sd.
/. = " price in England, in consequence of
'''''fao'e state of the weather, and the
4'ent apprehension of DAMAGE n ~.
i. /" viii depend upon farther adv;css
n..,, '"ese things will produce on the
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Hats and Hatters' Materials.

Nov. s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Paris papers re 10 the 9th instant. incIu-
slVe.-Tbe,e IS a paragraph in the Temps of
this date, respecting rnmoured note 10 thy
French government, BY some Of the Grel
Powers OF Europe, winch f NJ enlic. i. of
great interest. |, is SAID they have requested
the concurrence of The French government, 70
the garrlsoniug toe FO"tT"s oftne Netherlands
with Prussian troops. The reply is stated not
10 have transportation five are 10 believe our
Correspondent who Il SO situated as to be ac-
quaned with the genera views of the French
CabiDei. the Intervention Of Foreign State, in
the affairs Of the Netherlands viii not be sah
mitled TO 10y tle French Ministry, who are re-
ported 10 have said, that their views of neIicv
and correctness on this subject would mt pre-
vail against the national feeling, aud that their
own safety would he compromised by ador-
ting the principle recommended 10 them by the
Great Powers. We cannot vouch for the hui
thenic''y OF This report. out iuihe present state
ofFrance II Is hut too probable.
RISING Al BRIGGS
On The Goth of September, in consequence Of
the proceeding at B'vssels, the popuIace of
Bruges rose aud hois'ed the national colors.
The Bnrghers. 10 prevent a conflict between the
troops ami the people, subsequently erected
themselves TO maintain tranquility, aud on pro-
missing to preserve order, induced the Com
msndant TO Withdraw his troops, and 10 pro-
coed With them to Ostend. There is a report
that the people of Ath have made themselves
masiersoi the Notifications. and that the
troops laid down their arms. u 10 added that
the same thing took place at rournay.
.r.rxvvw~r-.=.-----
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NETWORK CORN EXCH ,NGE-Nov. %

A GOOD business was done IN Flour chiefly IN
western. leaving the stock rather redtced than
increased. There was perhaps little dropping
of prices. So was the lowest price for western.
bat rather better brands were Obtained than for Q
or 8 weeks previous: barrels which had been wet
were sold. 6 I2 cts. less. Sales of OHIO ut SIS
LEA SIS IS. extensively Of Troy at S54, and Sc
veral parcels Alexandra. and other good South
ern at ISL. Sales tennessee Wheat at 1884
cents: Of Virginia at l05 cents, the price at which
the week closed. buyers.
Barley rot up to IS cts. sales on Saturday. and
Rye to zoe; l0,O0D bu, Northern Corn at GO
SCI cts. Sales White Beans at 81 so per tie.
and Peas which are scarce at So for. ordinary.
Freights.-A good deal of Flour is offering at
2s Sd for Liverpool and SIS fer London; and some
Cotton at about Sd.
Exchange On London 81 prem. Paris ST.
Is; Hamburger $50 to $50 cts. per mark be; AM
sterdam s94 cts. guider; Bremen 78a g CTS.
per Rix dollar. A good deal u specie is ship
ping for France.
Principal article erpor'ei from Noren,ter l2fh
TO 18th-Ashes, pot, $50 brs; Apples. 522 brls;
Beef. picked. 800 bris; 43 half do; Brandy,
foreign, 240 brls; Butter. l6l hrkins, so kegs;
andes, sperm. 70 boxes, taliOw 166 do: Cheese,
IS cwt; Cloverseed, IS tierces. S brls; Corn,
1G.40O bushels: Corn Meal, 10 hhds, sos brls;
Cotton, New Orleans, 4s bales, Uplands, &c.
$40 do; Loawoud, l49 tons; Fustic, So tons;
Flour. wheat. 1858 brls. 1871 half do; Fish. dry
cod. 29i Us. behring's, so boxes, mackerel. AS
barrels. LOO half do; Hams. 25 cwt; Hides.
524; indigo, 50 ceroons; Lard, 70 kegs;-
Boards goo lert: Shingles l48, 000;Staves l97.-
O0C; Hoops 2S.G00; Nankepns SIS cases; Naval
Stores Goo brs; Oil Whale II casks, IA brls;
I.inseed 5 bis 90 deulijonns; Pork 90 bis. IS half
do; Raisins $40 boxes; Figs 500 drums: Rice
boxes: Spirits of Turpentinc al bis; Tea Impe-
rial boxes; Hyson 10 half chests, 10 boxes;
Tobacco, American Leaf, 65 hhds; Wheat $500
hn,hrls-Ln,r Com.
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Nrrea,ber 90 1880.
NoRFoLK. Nov. %.

NoRFoLK. Nov.22.
'2rriroi Of he U. s. Ship isringfo".-Ihe
I. 5. ship Lexington, VIM. Nj. Hunter, Esq.
Commander. from Point Mahon, whence she sail
r,l on the ed September, anchored in Hampton
Rad, on Friday night. and on Saturday morning
came up to the Navy Yard at this place, under
fall sail, with the wind from n. +. Left at Ma
hon. U. :. Ship Java. Capt. Biddle. who would
remain there during the winter. The ships Con-
steliation, Capt. Wadsworth. and Fairfield. Capt
Parker, sailed on the same day the l.. left for Ma
pes, the former having Mr. Lee uate Consul at
Alslers) and lady OH board.
The Boston, Capt. Storer, which ship had ar
rived at Mahon Few weeks previous. with Com.
Porter as @nsul General Of the United States
Al Algers. also sailed same day for Algiers. hav-
ny the Commodore on boarti. who intended to
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NY0N0SNtS

WILL be received at the Commandments Office Al,
~ he Navy Yard at Washington, d C. til The tn
Nec mJer for furnishing 5000 cubic feet of the pest
" ht ak Logs. of the following dimensions. viz:
1000 cubic feet to be not less than so inches at the
SINAI nd. and tron IL to !8 feet long.
1000 cubic feet 10 he less than 90 inches at the
sm,lI e d. and IL, m 10 10 20 feet long
1C0J cubic FEET tn be not less than Is inches at tie
small end, md from l. to IS feet long.
o b f the very best q atty. and to be delivered
at The Navy ard at Washington, ID G.. in all the month
Of NAV, 1851. ISAAC HULL.
nny i7I
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T. ,ish .AMnuals for 1884

FfNf ~ lhr' has lust cevrd and II rs ~ sic:
THE Gem, Literary Annual for 1881, con-
ming twelve spi, ndd ergra,ings. b. the most mi
Ne nj s,''ss
Friendships Offering, Literary Album and
nnua Rem n,hranc.r f.r 1851, Containing ,hirtr. u
beautiful emgravngs among-i which are war, Qu"cn
Graz
The Hmter's Hreafh for 1881. containing
smong ",ier engraving. he three Nar!s the
Tomb e. hrst by L.. Smith, from Ben West, and TIL.
Deue b. V ir 'ndard from painting nv A. 'o.e.
The Forget Men Christmas, New Years
an B!,h IA, Pre- sent for 83l, containing fife tn e
gan eng. ri"Ps
The Christmas Bor, by Marshall, Juvenile
Annu e. 10
A fresh supply of the Atlantic Souvenir and
p arl ton 8 sisu, The Il ntlrnan'' fcoket Alma.
hacks for 1873 and Desil,ers Alu,anack, irr do
..,y q DAVID MARTIN
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land at that place, and would probably visit all
the Barbary States
The Lexington passed Gibralter on the 9Th
October, at which time the Ontario, Capt. Ste
vens, was lying there. The squadron were all
well when the l.. 'left-HeraM
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This !. IN give Mntire.

yHy,IATt.e suhScrihsr hiatt .,,ine,t from the Or
ph4ns Court of Charles Cnuity, IN AR. land, Ct
tiers e administration tic personal estate ct JoHs
e. Stone hate of sid county, ceased All perS"'s
having claims agVns, the sad deceased, are HEREBY
warned to exhibt the VIII the vouchers thereof,
TO the subscriber at or before the 18th lu OF Ma,
next; they may otherwise. ny law, he excluded IT. m
all bench Of said estate Giycn under m. hand, tins
18th da, of November, 1850
nov ass, JOSEPH STONE, Admir-.
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sept 25-eo
Executors Sole

HXCCutOr . SODS
WILL be sod at public auction. IN TUESDAY,
w The SOD Instant ri Bedford, tn, ,est. roe oftl0
late i,.nr, Frzhugh Esq. deceased, yorion OF ,hs
personal property ofsad fi'zhug,, consisting of
go or so LIKELY NEGROES. (nep, wcmens
and Children
Several superior Work Horses
Also large number of Cattle, sheep, ard Hogs
Together with all the Plantation Utensils, Hou. ehod
and Kitchen Furniture, on said Farm
Cash will be required for the NegrOts on al The
other articles cret Of nine months, for st sums above
IS, vii! b; allowed the purchaser giving bend With
approved security; for that and under, cssh viii
be demanded
As such valuable property is rare, Of red fr bale,
Instant purchas, wi nd it TO their al, ge TO ats
tend. FRArClS { ft;ZHUGH,
Executor Of Henry Fl zhuHh, d, G.. s.ed.
King George C"unt,,Va no, L. avis
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fosr errIsE, ALExAxss1a, E.C.5
.N0Uem er %, 1880.
The attention Of the Citizens of this tow is
invited to the following letter.
DANIEL BRYAN, p. M.
GENERAL Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.. !
C6fce Of Mail Contracts,
Nov. 10. 1880. |


Post Master, alexandria. d. c.:
SIR-There is now an Afternoon Mail from
this place to Baltimore, which leaves Washington
at 2. and arrives at Baltimore at 8 o'clock ito
accommodate the citizens Of Alexandra in more
convenient communication to this place and to
Baltimore. the Post Master General has direct
ed. tina, from this day forward, the express which
takes your Northern mail to Aiexandia. shall re-
main there till o'clock, or within few minutes
of that hour. and SO bring mail from Alexan.
dia 10 Ibis place. and i've before the departure
of the Baltimore afternoon mail. You will there
fore make up an extra mail every day, both for
Washington aud for Baltimore. and send i, by
the express. By this arrangement. the citizens
of Alexandria. by putting letters in your office
by before o'clock. p. NJ. may send them to
this place BY ., and to Baltimore by O'Clock.
the same evening. tits desirable that the citizens
OF Alexandria may know Of this arrangement
Your Obedent servant,
Nov. 25-eo6t o. B. BROWN.
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SALES All AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
VrNstee's Sole

Trustees Sole.
nv SATURDAY. the 18Th day Of neat mons6. q
~ IL O'Clock at noon, the subscriber will fl. for
SALE At pubic auction, on the pre- misses one undivided
moiety OF the Establishment, common, called the
AscA "CII'Y TATERN,,
ES| w now in the occupation Of Clsrett, d.
fsSX IL tusted on the west side Of koysi street
S4Se$ks and south side of Cameron street, extend.
ing frm The intersection fsad .reets south on Roval
street 80 feet; hence west 1875 feet inches, thence
south 81 fee, 81 niche; thence &sst r. feet tn nee
north loo FEET 81 inches to Cameron street; thence
east on Cameron street 1877 feet 81 inches, to the be.
ginning And
One .Annmty or Rent in Fee Of 1924,
payable half yearly the l9' siay snd 18th Ncvem.
Der in every year charged three story brick te.
nement and lot Of ground the east aide Of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets, now in the
occupation of James Green. FERNS cash
=! he above sale will be made under deed Of tru.
from William Moore and wife to X. !. Taylor, fo1
the indemnity of Ihos irwin.
For the Trustee4
aug II 20 WIN. d. MUTT. Auct.
H. The above sale Is postponed until SD
TURD.fY, The l7M IF oremb,r. at noon
IER1s-- onr-thrd If the purchase money to be paid
in hand; the sdue in two equal instslme nts Of siY
and nine months, with interest from the day Of sale
The title to be retained until tae payments shall 10
completed, with power the Trustee to sell for
any default in payment.
RI. TAYLOR,
sept 25-eo rustee.
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Coal.
o. B. BROWN.

0D1n BUSHELS good Virginia coal, suitable
~ CRATES and miths, for sale on board the,
schr Valentine. at Jsnney's wharf, at the reduced
price IS cents per bushcl
.ct ID --Stnl
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Earl, ~ a-hington rew ong Dutch Parsnip
Dv IF l}iur mp, riai Peas arsc Head Lettuce
ate Nsrrowiat "ess sr, SilesIa do
Far, Mohawk dwarf -priug Ir'ne pp!e Melon Gerry
Beans 6ne)
tMr, Dwarf White Case atsr Heion
knf- ANS arge white Portugal Onion
ina, or Sable Pole u am aige red do
eng Blood b g., true sort double ur'ed Parsley
Earl, lurn'p Ron, Bee, Fat Squash Pepper
Early Yo k Cabbage sry Scarlet ShOr.Iop IA
Cape Savoy do dish
Red D"'ch do (frpith White furnip Radish
hng) alsih. o. oyst, Plant
Earl, eau .A"wer ri, Bush squash
Earl, FORA Carrot, (rery inter crook NJ ok squash
fse) rsrly Il hite Du CHI urnip
org Or ,nge Carrot Y flow tore NIP
white Solid Celery
Curled I, ress, or Pepper Pot Herb >eeds:
Grsss weet Mar Drum, Sage
Early Cucumber ummer Savory
Long Green turkey 90
The above list, it will be seen, comprises all the
best vegetables, besides several varieties
cf uncommon '1celence. Every kind j. rranted of
the yer, first quality. to frs shness and purity. Each
box confirms DIR ctions for the management Of the diff
frrent surts Prc, So per boz
From tir great rputaton # the Seeds hitherto sold
at this Fstrb ishmen, and from the wei known fact
that seeds comrr from the North to the South do bet
ter than 9th seeds, the subscriber feels hestato
in recnmn,, ndm: tn, above such will gave salts
faction I" planters and farmers GENERALLY
e. further consignment of seeds is daily expect
ed, conn sing the greatest var:ett.
AIR WEsLEI srEvESsoy. opposite the Patriotic Bank.
Cit, of " ashington.
1
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COMMERCIAI..

Price Of Produce in .alerandr.a yesterday.
Flour, superfine. 80. $3.50" "a 20 "A p
Wheat, ......'....''''.'.. D 81 a o 95
Corn, ..... 80. .....'........ 90 o 90
Rye, ...... .............. -. o So 0 90
Oats, .,-...-................... 40 40 AZ
Corn Meal. yellow .'"'.'.. 90 40 IS
----- (white) .........' IS 40 81
Flax Seed, ................... 90 40 90
Whiskey, ...........'.... .'.. so 40 81
Bacon, ............ 1900. -. 90 as l2t
Butter, ........... 80. 80. l2 40 Is
Lard. Observation-Disclosures. O7a 40 g
Plaster Paris (refmt). ....... S 90 40 90
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Kew {.ine,
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO BALTIMORE,
DIRECT THROUGH
e~ The Proprietor of the Lynch
n h s,ars. fss an" r. ' s,sfa On
~-~--ssssr<heS the liberal atronsge he has met
with and encouraged BY the past has pleasure IN an.
nouncing to tn city M cf,his place. and the pubic
g,rera,Iy, thai he IN. made arrangements whereby
Passengers ,ciNbs taken direct rom THIS place 10
Baltimore
The Line, going. Wit; eave the Ffankin House
ever, da, NJ 9 \, Nj; without An, delay Washing
ton. vi, proceed direct ami arrive N baltimore IN
time ,urie mt 10 take the FIVE o'clock evening beat for
Plradephia.
Returning Passengers, by securing seats in either
the Eve q, six O'Clock line Beltzhoover. Bar, will
arriv in Alexandria at r " Of same lay, AMI at
W.rren,on same night, on their way TO Lynchburg.
Passengers viii be set down ~hercver they may de-
sire Seat, taken az 4. >ewton's Franklin House.
Fare to Baltimore, 81 rs
THOS, 3. BLACKBURN,
my % Agent.
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Nopember Term, 1880.

South Carolina.-The following graceful, pas
sage in relation to South Carolina in the event 81
the notification by her of the laws of Congress,
is to be found in the last North American Re-
view:
"When the port of Charleston is declared
free by South Carolina. il would be pur in state
of blockade by Congress. The Columbus. and
the Independence. and the Franklin, and the
Brandywine. and the Lexington. would one BY
one take their stations on the edge of the bar,
and last of all the poor old Constitution herself,
almost cteval with her affiictednamesake. would
obey the unwcicome summons. She would come,
not STUNNING over the water like the sea bird that
scarce vets his bosom on their snowy crests. not
singing with glad shouts, and the rapture of an
ticipated triumph as when she ragged like mighty
monster of the deep. beneath the castles of Tri-
poll, striking them dumb as she passed, or as
when she spread her broad and glorious banner
to the winds. and rushed like strong man, re-
jocing TO run race, on the Guerrero and Java.
Her dark and weather-beaten sides would boom
slowly and mournfuly over the deep. Who
will not weep. that shall see her slowly display
ing her beautiful banner with one bright star veil
ed forever. with one dear stripe e0accd-one of
the old thirteen, that was emb'azored on the
broad folds. when they were first unrollcd on the
morning of independence. and was not oh!ite-
rated when thew were traied along torn. and
draggled with blood. in the DAYS Of the cuuntrv's
trihulation, but now. alas. voluntarily blotted
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HjaNort sine TM,pe.

a1Ei Y received general asSortme nj ot The best
4 4 Br ,,pors Sha and Herring Seine iw.re ii the
low, s, prices, for sale by
nov IS HUGH SMITH s. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25
ALEXANDRIA, ID. G..
THURSDAY MORNING., NOH Is, 1890.

Our readers will perceive, by the following
presentment, that the subject to which we refer
red the other day, has been properly noticed by
the Grand Jury:
sG~ The Jurors of the United States for the
County of Alexandria in the District of Column
bla, present the numerous assemblase of Slaves
and Free Negroes in different parts of the coun-
ty, and particularly on the Sabbath day, as nui-
sance; and recommend to the public authorities
more prompt and vigilant discharge of their
official duties on that subject.
FIR. PEYTON, Foreman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25

pPThe Annual Meeting of the Sunday School
Uunn ~ucirt - !, A.rd 81. ID, he'd 2hiS ! zen
ing, in st pau, church al o'c ock.
he ~ "an gers Nill please meet a the same
pac, Il o'clock Nv order.
nov IS VII IAN PNGE, REC Scc'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-25

Xndig" Blue
AEY lndigo.Slue vat, for dyeing cloths, Gc per
INl marcnt hl,,e. is now ready and IN operation
All o,ders will be received and attended to.
SM.VETAT,
10, al street. Alexandria.
Gen,,emen's Cloths, and Merino Shawis. cleaned st
m. shortest notice nov 25