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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Colonization. a.
Mr. Je0erson.- In reference to the
OF ihomas Jefferson, the editor oftb. 'rpe'on
nazeiie, who is a member Of the Soc rset
! iiends' holds the following Language , q.
Whatever may have been has s,,
oehe' lhonhs jefferson WAS no' a ,,"'''
inhdel. tie respected and loved the Gea ""ca
Csc OF rational r%eIigion. HI VAS no, IL, ,A'r
"i an exclusive creed but his sptt 'soi
AT the privilege which those around b;n, 'y''ed
ed OF worshlprlng their Creator accot ,.Joy
'he dictates OF Their Own conscleuces." "s "
Ia sopport Of this oIinlon, the Ga7o..
llslIfs " letter from. No d.rsos s,u put'
10 Mr.. Canby, who Ia Belt reli,,on''
an extract from WIN fjst conclusive ,s man,
Character OF } fer s6ns religious ten., The
cannot tail tn be acceptnble, aud win NOD
ION from the reader. lie writes N'~'fs-
= An eloquent preacher of yuur r.r
society. Richard Mott, in a discourse - C's'ou'
JUNCTION aud pathos, IS said TO have much
q QUO 10 Ills congregation. that he did LUG, y
lieVe mere Was a quaker, ptesby eriao .os
'bddls', or baptist, In Heavfn-haymg "e
10 give his audience time to stare. and I"u'eo
der, he SAID that in heaven, God knew "on
tinction, but considered all good men n US
%chlldrfn and as brethren of the same u'
l bellt We with the q aker preacher, tina, h. by a
steadIiY observes those moral precepts in """o
all religious concur, will never be onss, 'Cl
al the gates OF Heaven. as to the dogm"ea
which they differ that on enterino N
all these are lett behind us, the Arisldess I've
Catos, fenns and Iillotson, presbyt .riso ""a
hapiists, will find themselves united in III uuU
clples which ara IN concert with the "
OF the supreme mind OF all the svstanau
morality, ancient or mode which 6avo VI
under my observation, none appear IN mo
pure as that of Jesus. He who follows 30
steadily need not, | think, be uneasy. aItbo".A
he cannot comprehend The subtleties and ne ne
terIes erected on his doctrines, by those ,L.
calm. themselves his special followers NV,
fayourites, would make HIM come ;n,o ,|'
world 10 lay snares for all UNDERSTANDING h.
theirs those metaphysical heads, all usnr,in,
he Judgement seat oil God. deuounce as ms as
eInles,all who cannot perceive the geomet,ica,
logic OF Euc!id IN the demonstratIohs oC ..
AthaDasins, that three are one, and oDo
three, and yet that three are not one. nor -
three. In all essential points, you and ~.
oi the same religion. and I am too old 10 = ~
into the inquiries and changes as 70 the unesser.
tails. Repeating therefore my thank fulnes,
Tor the kind concern you have been So good -,
TO express, | salute you WIN friendship sns
brolherIy love"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

a Revolutionary Pilgrim "A relic of 4
days that tired mems souls, calling himself M
tbrn Maynord, with apparel and provision,
packed upon his back, and dressed in he cart
ola pilgrim, was yesterday conducted to the
folice oilice by Mr.. CAN'T, street inspector Of
The seventh Ward, who ionnd him wanderloe
about the streets, followed by a gang of idls
boys and mischievous Migrants. Having de
posted his burden, he told the sroty TO Nj,
Nyman with unaffected simplicity, tat h.
wa an unpaiJ actor IN the Sc nes of 10. and
served faithfully ia III" regimeHt 81 col. Pre-
colt, and that ne was ON his way from Boston
10 Washington 10 ask Congress to do hiln lus.
ice. HIS appearance and sg" rxcted II good
deal oil sympathy IA his behalf and some OF the
police officers made ap n sui1icientsnm 10 nav
his passage 10 Philadelphia IN the steam tos,
Al tue request oi the magistrate, Mi. CANT,
accompanied the poor fellow to the steam boa.
IN E.Jom nal of Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Steam bont dssroyed.-The Cincinnati Dai
~ Advertiser states. On the authority of pnssen
gers who had just arrived from Louisville, that
the new Steam boat Tygress was destroyed on
her way up the Mississippi from New Orleans.
About 300 miles below Louisville, she took fire
from the stove pipe, and not beng sbIe to ex-
itngn'sh IT she WIS run ON The shore where She
bleV nP--vessel aud cargo II total loss. For
tunately we have no loss of lives to noun
over ON his OCCASION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

We Ind the following sentiments in the
Ne@-lork sentinel-they are calculated tor
the meridian Of New.i ork but, like the alma
nhck information, they viii serve for any Of
the adjoining suites" ~. 5. Gus.
In my opinion, this cursed bankering af-
ter Office, Tor The sake OF the emolumen!, has
been Tie most fruitful source of HE Distractions
which have perVaded our legislative councils.
The general wal has been lost sight Of amid
the contentious aud i%ntrgues for office aud i'll
d'Vidnal emoIutnent. 10 place and displace
has been the order ofthe day the cause of al,
tho factions and. connected with the crea-
ton OF monied interpretations, has swallowed
up every consideration. Il has been predomi-
nant in our National CounciIs-in our state
Le6lslatures-and IN City Corporations"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Large Owe are requested to inform
the public. tina, Mr.. Joseph Failing intends
to have an OK slaughtered here about the last
of Map, which is supposed 10 be the largest in
the United States, measuring six feet and six
inches IN height, and thought 10 weigh about
pounds. N. York DAILY Adp.
II we, instead of the Daily Advertiser, had
" requested to Inform the public tia,
I" Mr., Failing 5 os was cir feet sir inches high"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Mr.. Woodbury. gave as a toast at Washing
ton, the words OF Mr.. Jeiierson
The p~aIpahle truth thai the mass Of man
kind nave not been born with saddles on their
back, nor n favored few booted aud spurred
really TO ride them l~egilimateIy, by the Grace
OF God
A Salem paper observes
!" These last Impressive words Of the great
author OF that atlon' are not his oWn
words. These words were a say Jag of Rum
bold 10 Charles II. See Burn. HIS. OiVn Times,
IL, 3l6.'
There is a striking coincidence, too, with
The following language of BoIlngbroke, taken
from his Remarks on the History IF Ing
land. =
d" lie who resolved never to believe that slave
~ was of divine institution, ill he beheId
subjects born with lunches on their backs
like camels, aud kings with combs on their
heads like cocks from which marks il m tght
be collected thai The former were designed 10
labor aud TO suffer, and the former to strut
and 10 crow. National Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

l.ereaset aberaity IL lie r..
Colonization. a. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Diderot.--lt is related Of the celebrated u
derot, that, on rising one morning, he iounu
himself without a single sous, or the means O.
obtaining the smallest nourishment.-Aite'
wandering about all day, and suffering the 81
verest pangs of hunger. he returned TO his In''
where his illness (arising from exhaustIonJ oe
coming apparent to his landIsdy, she gave hH'
a little wine and some toasted bread" Ina.
day, : said he, afterwards, " swOre, il ever ,
possessed any thing, never TO refuse, an indlge"'
persons request that might not be instrume"
iai TO their passing so dreadful a day as | 'At
done : and which oath he is said TO have mos
relisiously observed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Method Of detecting The aduiterGtion Of ter
1 he Chinese frequently mix the leaves OF o'"e
shrubs with those of the tea plant. The ifa"u
Is easily discovered by adding TO an intus ion .
liza grain and a half of sulphate Of iron II II y
pure grefn tea, the solution, placed between ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

From HE Nem Ak (Odio) A4uocatc.
We publish M. Stanhtrfy's communication
nj bis Request. Although made 10 rs. ~ Ia N
tended Tor his constituents generally. We pnr'
pnselY abstain from making any rcmarks upon
II adheling To a ~delrrmina,ioo winch We long
since iofmel 10 take no part IN the election OF
a Representative III Congress.
ErtyuY 0Tu IfYcrIo mr. U,bIur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

their Leiaif, tefofe lis Land is open,d fra
fee.
The Cay men have need 10 be proud Of him.
In point vi talents. he Is inferior 10 none ia the
State of his age-and vastly sapeuos 10 any III
this District, without regard 10 age
One good ,geci Of The Tarig.-The town Of
Providence M In sde Island ia winch aud
lis vicinity, there h more Cotton mnnutaciured
ti,an IN any other pau OF the DuIou, consumed
The last year, beyond the production OF tnrir
own SOL, four Hundred TIo4sdnd Bushels "
Cgra : And wueal IL still better, the greater
part OF which was supplied from the crops OF
North Caroline. [kdisigt Reg
Reircnchmeni.-Ihc orcI rtary OF the Navy,
IN his letter 10 a on the expenditures
ofthe Naval DEPARTMENT, says" The amount
of disbnpsemenfs nave been lessened by = rednc-
lion oil The number Of neWspaperS taken ut M~
office"
Verify, the mountain so long III labor, has
at last brought forth a mouse.
The Secretary of the Navy, in his letter to
a " committee on the expenditures OF the Nj
val Department. says" The amount OF dis
b~ursemenis have been lessened by a reduction
OF the numbbr OF newspapers taken at tins
Office We have some interest with one or
Two tract societies, aud will promise the
h0nghJaI secretary. If lie will dispense with
all newspapers, that VI will supply bis depart
ment q atuilously with tracts oi ID very inter
esting and instructive character.
~. S. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
CONGRESS.

The SENATE, yesterday, passed the bill pro-
vlding fnT The selIemen, OF the claims nl sew
raj States, for advances made by them for the
service Of the United States during the late
war. Several bills from the House Of Repre-
sentalives passed through the Initia'ory .tages,
and were referred 10 the appropriate commit
tees; among which, was the bill providing for
taking he fl h census Of The United States
Alter he consideration Of executive business,
the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, Friday be-
ing one Of the days appropriated 10 the con-
sideration of private business, number Of
private bills were reported from The commit.
tees and others considered III Commute OF the
Whole. Mr., McDuFFIE, from The Commit
tee Of Ways and Means, reported bill max
ing appropriations for the improvement Of va
rious harbors, and for The construction aud
preservation of numerous naval works, which
was referred TO Committee IT he Whole on
the State of the Union. The resolu on propo,ed
by Mr. De VIII, for The abolition OF the sffice
Of drsfsman 10 the House, was again corsld ,
ereI nu,il the cxpira ION Of the hour assigned
for the consideration Of resolutions; aud, af,rr
long discussion upon the bill for the relief Of
revolutionary and Other officers. SC repurled
by Mr.. Forward, from the Commute ON Rev
dictionary Pensions, the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
COMMERCIAL.
B,LrIMouE MARKEr-FEsnuAmr IL

BALTIMORE MARKEr-FEsRuARr II.
FLOUR iIo,Uard Streek-On Monday last the wa
gon price opened al ~ per barrel, beng decline OF
rs cents per burel from The prevailing rate at the
close Of The p,e,ious week Since then the prce has
been unsettled, some OF the dealers being unwilling TO
pay more and others receiving at "A 1913. Most OF
that which has in during the latter part OF the
week. We find has been taken from the wagons at ~
l21 A lsrgr portion of the Flour received has been
stored, he farmers and mers being unwilling to sub
NIT to the present decline. The sales from stores hsv.
not been extensive. At the beginning OF the week.
under the effect Of the sudden decline in the wagon
price, one OF wo lots sold from stores at - l0S
cash to 81 as on sixty dayscredt Sales 80 the extent
of 500 barrels have however, since been made at n
25 cash. and lots at fraction more The last sale
Of which we head was Thursday, at "a IS CASH
Yesterday Of the principal holders refused to sell
al that rate.
Gin Mills Flour We not advised of single
transaction tins week. lot was offered YESTERDAY al
81 ON 81 days credit, Blu, the principal hod,rs firm
at 81 full,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
FaipAY, FrRUAuY IL, 1880.


Present - on yesterday.
No 60 Joan Couard Marshal u. S. Plain
# in Error vs. Frances II. Nicholl. In error
to the Circuit Cour, Of The United Sta'cs for
the District Of Prnpsylvsnia. Mr. Justice
Baldwin delivered the opinion OF this Court
afirm,ng he Judgment Of the said Circuit
Cour. with COS and damages al The rate OF
SIX per cent per annum.
No ~ WIN McCl ny, Plaintiff in Error VS.
w. S,imau, ~. 81 In error 30 the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the District OF
Ohio. Mr. S lee Mclean delivered the OPT
MON Of this Court. afhrming he judgment oil
the said Crcni, Court, with cos's.
No. IS. ID. Canter's adminlsrarix, Claim
an, Of $50 boles OF Cotton, appellant VS.. he
America AN and Ocean Insurance Companies OF
N-w York. On appeal from a decree OF The
C;rcui, Cour, OF the United a'es for the DIS
,ric, of Sou,h Carolina. Mr. Justice Story de-
l;ye,ed tie opinion Of this Court, affirming the
decree Of he SAID Circuit Cour, with COSTS
No. 1913. The American and Ocean lnsur-
ance Companies OF New York, appellants, vs.,
David Gamers Administrative. On appeal
from decree of the Circuit Court of the =.
States for the District Of South Carolina Mr.
Justice Story delivered the opinion o. 'h.s
Court, affirming The Decree OF the said circuit
Court, with cos and damages al INC rave -
six pr CEN. per annnm'
No Al. William Fowle, surviving partner,
sc pla,n,iff in error vs.. The Common Council
If Alexandria: This cause was argued by Mr.
Swami for the plair;if an error, aud by Messrs.
Tay,or and Jones for ,be defendant IT error.
No. As The Pa,apsco Insurance Company
n,,in,iG in error vs. John Coulter, use OF ,.
Russell, e, al The argument OF tins cause
was commenced by Mr. Mayer, tor the pia'n'iti
. in error a..
Adjourned ill tomorrow, II o'clock, A. VI:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

!be New q leans Courier IS says, The Hon.
h.ST CLAY, 1f Kentucky, arrived h re y.ster-
Say IN The s'elmcr Brlfasi from Louisville, and
occupies tie house in Blenvillr street. prepared
Zoe his Reception, where he was wn,d on dur
'us he day by immense crowds of people, in
;Nins Members Of the Legislature, and
Ildg,s Of toe different Courrs. This yisi Of
Mr.. Clay to his daughter and son-in law, has
'Ons been expected IN this city, one OF whom
he has no. seen for years-ir Is, therefore, alto,
s,!Uer OF r'iva,e rau'e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and ,uiih The advice and consent of The Sendte

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and ,rith The advice and consent Of The Seaate
LOUIS McLANE, of Delaware, o he Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipoleniary Of
the Uni,ed States, al the Court Of the United
Kiugdc m Of Grea, Britain and ireland, vice JAS
Barbour.
WILL1Aa c. RIvE., Of Virginia. 10 be Eavoy
Extraordinary and Mioi,ler PfnipoteH,iary Of
the United States To The Court OF His Most
Christian Majesty he King Of France and Ma
,arrr. vice James Brown resigned
WILLIAM PIrr PREBLE, ii Maine. TO be En-.
voy Extraordinary and Miais,er Plenipoten>
iIa'y Of The United States a the Cou'; of His
Mai sly the King of :he Netherlands.
CORNELIUS P. VAN NEss, OF Vermont, to be
En>oy Ext aortlinary and Minister Plenipo'en-
,iary Of the United States al the Court "f His
Ca'holic Majrs,y, in place oil Alexander H..
Everett. recalled.
WASHINGTON IRVING, Of New York, to be
Secretary Of Legation Of the United States
near His B,i,annic Majesty in the place OF Will.
liam b ach Lawrence
CHARLES CARROLL HAnrER, of Maryland, TO
b. Srcre airy of legation Of the United Sars
10 Iii, Majesty the King pf France and Ma
vsrre, in place Of John Adams smith.
AuGusTE DAvszAc, If Louisiana, to be Sec
rerary of Legation Of The United S.s,rs Of
America a, The court Of His Mai sly !he King
Of The Netherlands.
j. L. PICKETT, of Virginia. I" be Secretary
of Legation Of he United 5 es 10 The Rrpub-
lie oi Colombia.
WILLIAM DUANE, Of Philadelphia, 10 be a
Director of the Bank IF lhp Quilted STATES, IN
the place OF Nj, holes Biddlc, who declined &C
cepung he commission transmitted % him by
tue Government having osen previously elect
ed y he Stockholders OF The Bank Director
JAMES CAMPBELL, OF New York, TO be di'
rector Of ,hr Bark of the Un,ed Sales, Ben
j.miu Bailey having decline The app. in:ment
RICHARD w. GREEN. OF Rhode Island. 10 be
huornry nf the Ulied States for the Diriric'
az r Odr l>Iaud
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

.rh.d,s.utbapces be,wven the Off eis OF our
- ~. matters &c serious regret TO every
va, who IS ap interest in thai imoor-
49,, nm Of our ra'ionai defence. a Court
u,,,;,I is now convened in Washing on, be-
g. which several officers Will be arraIGned un>
l.r charges preferred by thrir brother 9th ers.
Yh.ss CoQr, MlrliAls are getting To b. quite
COMMON in the servre, and i, is Time that The
off Or, themselves should cortec, the evil The
,,o, oaencrs Of such procedures are seiou.
md far spreading. They leave heart burn'ngs,
i.alousies, revenge and di,corten', lurking
where all should be open, generous, nHh'e, and
D,uioic A sense Of honor can alone enforce
What We would impress upon The gaiian' 9TH
GERS in cur service 1, should be their prlie 10
maxi the American Navy an example TO ne
whole world for b. o,herly feeling and suhordi-
nl,iop as well as FIR galianuy and deSotrd at
,4cbmcut to county. They should remember
tn glorious Alg under which they SAT-, and
shat its motto is UNION.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

p,xDoLpR, on the Aoor of the Senate
,erre yrars ago, ventured TO question
s,.as,cr and motives of Bolivar What
,,onh,cy then, is fact now Bolivar's
-.o,, begin to be seen in'o-and in The est
-, Of large portion of The liberal part Of
lid ,h,y are ambitious and Designing
=. u. ,retco ap,,s award the NEED OF praise
,L..i, !, due-We, in particular, are Shouts
:. ,o,,p,.s 10 every Miirary Chiritain who
A.. %. n defence Of his country, forgetting that
10Y, sep nay be TO ramp! upon 'he l'her
~. ,hich he hos preserved Let no mans tame
fer be inscribed VITA our WAsHlNeToN's.
..,a Ike him, h. shall have contaminated his
.,n,; f $, by wisely and 'smpsra'eis using
,,s,r aud secondly and chiefly, by re>ign'ng
.., n,ver when il becomes no longer neces-
,,,y o exerrisr II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
70 Net

- That commodious three sior, brick dwelling
Ss-G-Tr house situate on Water street. between Cam
49, ~ eron and Queen streets, last III the occupancy
I 49, - of the late VIM /. Kennedy, tsq' new
brick kitchen has recently been built, anil other repairs
done tina, makes il a desirable situation tor private
family Immediate possession can be gwen
Also
The dwelling house on King street, Immediately
Joining tn warehouses Of Neesrs. NJ. douglas his
house is also in good repair Possession vii! he gwen
IN the 18th OF the present m'ath
ALSO
That large, and commodl"us BRICK warehouse o"
"a ashing,on street nuw in the occupation vt MesT,
X, and Fzmgh, formerly occupied as IL lur store
n, ur Vase. Possession gwen the I'D april next
To good tenants the above premises will be let on
very reasonable terms. ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent
feb dlweod1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

"asSuERADEs. we had supposed, says the
ION. Advertiser, that the N.York public had,
'au saw enough OF Masqurrades during the last
'o'sF' Ba, appears that another has been ad-
'"used, 10 be given at The Park rhes're on the
'n OF this month. The law of last year 20 sup
'.'s' these shameful speetaeles, imposes tine
" 'Ooo dollars Tor each offence. But he mana
gus Calculate that the gay hcsn'ious cro~c
"" enable them 10 pay the ps"alty and ye,
''As handsome profit The legislature ought
'N40'Iy 10 pass 40 act, imposing penalty OF
" Nas' TIRE thousand doVars,fo masquerade IN
city. Ten thousand fer second offence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

JAma'oS psr,rs 20 Dec. 1919 avs been re-
,'hrd At New Ynrk. The naval este blishm' I
d. For RIVAL viii, it is said, he reduced. On
ne l7h ct Dec mher lgw passed he House
VI Assembly, tar the 80 e,nmrn' of slaves,
,oo''rring o" them the 'igh' 10 hold property
''a 10 be admiued IS witnesses IN courts OF
I''ice, on trials Tor various crimes; though no
"nie man is 20 b. convicted on such testimony.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

Tn. New York Daily Sentinel, proposals Tor
the public alton of which were short iinr
since given TO the public, with the names Of
Messrs. Sparhawk and Brooks as editors has
been abandoned. The gentleman who in the
6's, place offered 20 loan sufficient sum Of
mon, 10 warrant the attempt OF such publ
cation as thu s ',tinel promi,-l 10 be, has,
in consequence OF he editors not being willing
to pledge themselves 10 advocate Tie passage
If a law to stop the mails, &c. or Saba h.
70, feie ed his promise to advance the loan -
His language on the occasion was, 'he could
not conscien'ioosIy place IN the hands OF 'he
editors the means Of inJ"ring he cause oil r.
ligcn-and INA, il we're better that individuals
be sacrificed than that the morals ot the com
muni,v should be corrupted"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THr SUN Mr.. Sill
vanus Miller, who holds The Cffi e 81 Puhllc Ad
miuisirator Of Nv York has laid before the
Civ au,hori,ya communicate, in which he
states lha the salary allowed by The revised
statutes, for his Office, is quite too large.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
Aide Hotel.
The subscriber respectfully infs

sesaA The subscriber respectfully informs
4Eg the public that he has taken he house in Al
fses die, Loudoun county, Virginia, formerly occu.
- pied ny the Misses Lacey. and more recently
by Thomas j holland, where he is prepared to accom-
modste, IN the best manner, all those who may favor
him with call
10 enumerate the comforts which the above stand
possesses and which are necessary to the convenience
OF travellers, would Be unnecessary the part Of the
subscriber He therefore his claims to patronage
upon desire to render satisfaction to all those who
may please to Cali at his house
ROBERT SHACKLErT.
Aldie. Feb TO- 1SS0-feb 12-Im
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

N Thursday, the first dow Il dprii nsrt, at eleven
~ O'clock, A. st, a, the Readil Room in the Town
Of Alexandrs, shall Offer public SALE tor cash, the
following property belonging to the United states'
Iz.,zsst1s A TRaCT OF LIND
60 situate in Fairfax county. Virginia, on the
fTHIs. road from Alexandra TO Mount Vernon, for.
ss-=-. mcrly the property of Francis Adams. known
by thu name 0f the "Gum Spring" containing, rs per
20 ArinCsa hcardon
A LOT, corner Of Montgomery and Pa
Trick streets containing Two acres, on which small
BRICK tenement occupied by Philip Dugsn
Another LOT, on the south side Of King
street, fronting thereon IS et and extending back
(supposed 100 feet On this lot is two story frame
house, occupied by Mrs Solomon as millinery store.
Also, another LOT, on the south side Of
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 feet 81 inches, and
extending back to " ollie stree, - feet, which 10
small frame house, now occupied by Mrs Kirby.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector ~ th. Customs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-15
WANTS a SITUATION.

4 YOUNG MAN that has hsdsevtral wears experience
n as Oyerseer and Gardener, both N Europe ana
America; understands planting and Improvement mn
il, various branches the management Il Stock WIN
remed;,. far their different ,lisempers can come well
recommended for moral conduct. and is Wiling To 60
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