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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-27
We net,

-. That large anil commodiuus
s:.xs, I.4VERN,
HIS on Union street. between King and i'F'"ce
go streets td present in the occupancy OF Horace
Fields "a has attached to II stable, wood house &C
I good tenant il would be rented low. Possession
given the Is, of December Apply TO
oct 3O-2awtf Mrs JANE DE KiNS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-27
IN r1es f. Nede.
ATTORNEY AT l. A

EsEsPtC Fully fers n services to the puhhc
sS lie will attend business in thu superior ana ."
terrier Courts at Pr.nce william County lie ma! DC
al Brcn,,viile ON The second and last SATURDAYS III
every month. or NJ his residence, Glover Till, near
Brrnts,ir, at any time 81,
All letters ldres,ed him through the Bren,svii'e
Post flee, vii be punctualy attendedto
nov Is DIV JStawtw
q,.F,,,lcrick sburg Arena will please publish the
ab@c advertise ment am, send thtir account to TINS
lific for pa, ment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-27

fosr 0rrIsE. ALEXANDRIA, ,. C.1
NJcem,er D, 1851.
The attention of the Citizens of this town is
invited to the following letter.
DANIEL BRYAN, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-27

i,,p TIA Yea,
, HALF chests vCr. sup rior q"any. just received
- md iar sale b; s. MESA RsNIru.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-27

TICktts 70; HaTNts : JU QUaFttT y
10 oe hal a;
j. RUMNEY'S OrFIcEs.
~ ~ Corner Of k,n.. md Eeyoi Nrteis. and neItIo
he CITY Rotel, opposite the Market House
Drawing Of the y Yoss Cor, >ul1a ed Lo t-r,, "S2:
SIS II =? 22 19 81 IA H. 50
Q,;rter ricke,.7 i %, prize OF hree iiun-
dreI boiars, WAS sod At RUMAE IS.
e. Dsw,ng the Virginia Lottery will BE- received
on tle 18th II few shares for sale
Virginia State Lottery,
For The benefit ! lie Petersburg Be-" eleat RechGn'c
..ssOc,0tio,, Class No jor $50
To be dr.wn cn ,,ur. Tia, ) of November.
RICHEST PRIZES:
5 of $4,000 IL of $500
If 1870 10 of 500
of 1000 sc. sc. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
Bell NGnging, Sc.

ME subscriber respectfully informs the public that
L he still carries on his business in the diHeren.
branches of mechanism ard art at his shop, the east
SIDE Of Royal street, o doors north Of the Market.
House. As persons in town, knowing that served an
apprenticeship to the gold and siIversmths business
think, and have said, that know very little about the
business now follow would add for their intorna-
ton that have been employed in of the best fac
torres in the United States for considerable time,
where all kinds of work done in brass, iron Steel
&c.-and no work done there would pass inspection,
unless of superior quality feel myself qualified to
execute almost any kind Of work in my line of busi'
ness; viz:
Square and fancy filing
Surgeons aud dentists instruments made and
repsred
Bell h: nging of every description
Cracked BELLS of all sizes. repaired, new
discovery
Valuable china repaired, by clamps
Together with the ordinary branches OF Mechanism;
such Ms making keys; repairing locks and irons, sho.
wells and tongs; making shoe makers tools grinding
, razos, shears, scissors, &c.
All work left with me shall be executed as well it
it can be done at any other shop in The District and at
moderate prices, for cash.
spn 6-3t C. II. DUFFEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
NETWORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,. On C. }
ARRIVED. APRIL. 4.

ARRIVED. APRIL 4,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore ;freight
and passengers.
Steampacket Fredericksburg, B. J. jenkins,
Baltimore.
Past off Blackstone Island, Ship North Ameri-
les, and Philadelphia packet:i Nanjemoy reach
the Brig Henry bound up.
.4pM 5-Schr. Haxall, Shove, Newport. Rum
and Domestic goods to A. c. Cazenoye & Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06

Hom.-The inspection of last week * was was
about one half of the average recelPss =, Gus.
month. The wagon prior ranged from 81 . to
S4 10, and closed on SATURDAY. at the s.e 1s
Sales from stores were made at 81 10 to 81 20 %
Yesterday, the wagon price ranged from S4'os
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
J,efayette zee House.
april 1-tf

AVAIL myself of this early opportunity Of inform
/ ing the good old customers of the Lafayette Ice
House. and the public generally, that have large
supply of good on hand that, owing to unusual
pains and PARTICULARLY in getting all my ice last winter
from out Of the channel, it is superior.
Respectfully express my gratitude to my cns'ome55'
for their patronage My terms for 100 tickets f3
delivered at the N. E. corner of Prince and faria1
streets Chh"LH"
anril lot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06

to S4,12-sales from stores "a, l2i. There is lit
tie disposition to sell, in consequence of the linn
tied supplies
Export for the week ending Saturday 9th
instant 1860 barrels coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King Street........l967 bbls. q half bbls.
Wharf,. ss IA Sc
Total. ..............2O79 bbls. al half bbls.
Grain.-The supplies of all descriptions arriv-
inc are small. without variation in price. Our
Market, for the last ten or twelve days, has been
bare of Clover Seed; the small quantity now for
sale is held at $3.50 to s. 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
Notice.

vUyBE subscriber having associated Mr. TnosAs WHIT
TissroS with himself in the Clothing and her'
chant IaIor's business. and having received fresh
supply Of GOODS they will be enabled to furnish their
customers with any articles in their line at The shortest
notice and low prices Custom work VIII De Par,icu.
larry attended to by Mr. Wilmington and The c'o'h"S
SIMON DEARBORN,
THOMAS WHIfTINGToN.
april l-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06

w. ". Thompson & Co.
n AVE received by the late arrivals handsome as,
II sor,ment of
ST.aPLE 6. E4NCY GOODS,
Among which are the following, viz:
Black Italian ustrlngs; blue black marcelines
Black sarsnetts; colored florences
Black and colored palmernes
Adr,anoples, new and handsome article for Ia
dies dresses
Ismarines, do do do do do
Black and colored Italian grapes
Colored ArcCphane grapes
Green barrsge, green gauze
Gree II. black, white gauze wells
Black lace do
Gauze, barrxge, and other fancy handkerchefs
Gauze scarfs; ribbons
Linen cambria and linen cambria handkerchiefs
Irish linens, lawns, birds eye diaper
Irish sheeting; Russia sheetIng
flag, bandanna, SpittaIfeld and Madras hdkfs
Book muslin and black love DO
Yellow and blue nankeens
Brown batistes; brown bonnet cambria
A and 54 plain bobbinett
Bobbinett laees and edgings; bobbinett footing
Ga cambria dimity
Cambria prints, newest styie' IN great variety
Ginghams DO 90
Jsconet and cambria muslins
Plain and figured Swiss do, some very handsome
Striped and checked do do do
BLACK bombazines
White cotton hose and half hose
LADIES' black ingram do
Brown thread half hose
Silk hose and half 10
Ladies' black and colored Hoskin gloves 4 mi's
Rrown and bieached French and Russia drilling
Brown French linen; Bolivar hats
.iLSO,
Brown and bleached domestic shirtings and sheet
ings
Checks, stripes burlaps. oznaburgs
Tickenburgs, &C. &c. aprhS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
a Valuable Farm,
NEAR TIE PoToM&.C--ToR SALE.

a Valuable Farm,
NEAR TIE PoToM&c---FoR SALE.
'aNhE subscriber will offer at publ. auo'"n. on
L 1HERSDaY Tie 8th day Of April nert, a, twelve
o'clock, AT Mr. Burrows Tavern III Upper Marlboro,
Prince Georges county Maryland,
sa;ss TIE FARM
4g51" on v ch the late Col. William IL. BeaU re.
W sided, containing
se3sAs NINE HCNDRED .aCRES
This land al ioins the e,,at. OF General Philip Stu.
art and lies in Prince Georges and Charles counties,
on M:ttawonan Branch, six miles above tide water, 10
one of the best timbcred Farms in Mary land and nfe
ror none for health and good water. One-half Of
this land is rich Bottom, which, with the Upland, 10
well adapted to the growth OF fine tobacco and grain.
There is Oh this Farm Timothy Meadow, sufficient
for the of the Farm; and portion OF the Bottom
land can be put in timothy st small expense. also
produces fine clover, Ca portion o being row Set iii
clover and plaster acts well on as any land in the
State II is divided into six fields, under good fence,
each having a constant stream running through it.
This Farm IL nearly equally divided by public road
running through it, leaving about 400 acres above the
road with most of the improvements, (Which are IN
Prince Georges cOurty) and consist OF comfortable
FRiHE DH ELLING, with seven rooms and good
cellar houses for servants, an Oversees house,
corn house granay good stables for seventeen horses
four scco houses, ice house, and every other
house necessary on Farm. The lower part OF this
land, containing 500 acres hes III Charles county. and
has few Improvements, which consist OF only three
small houses tof teia's' Elher part VI 'h'S 'au WI"
be sold separate.
This Farm is nearly surrounded with woods. making
livery convenient for getting the fence rails, lire wood,
&C. There can be ten Thousand cords Of wood cut
from this Farm, without injury tot,) Which distant
two and half miles from public landing on the Po-
tonlac RIVER where there is always demand fer wood
at from - SO to IS 50per cord This landing lies "A
miles below the City Of Washington.
The terms ct sale will be-One fourth cash the be-
lance in four equal annual payments with in,eresto
be secured by notes. with security and mortgage on
the land.
This land is! mort gagged for nearly eight thousand
dollars, to relieve which, the cash payment will be
made and the notes drawn in favor OF. the person
holding the mortgage, The title is ndi.putabe.
great bargain may be had in this land, which
would be sold at private sale it early application be
made to the subscriber, living on the premises, eighe
miles below PscaaSay who will shew the land to any
person disposed to purchase.
ISAAC B. BEALL.
LIST February, 183O-feb 12-Iaw;s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
For Sale or lease.

EOE SNlc OE AACuoO.
TIME subscriber being unable to give the requisite
attention to his property in Alexandris, will offer
for ssle, at public auction, on " EDNESDdY, the 5h
day Of hoy, the following
HOUSES IND LOTS:
~ The House and Lot south of the
f13lH Bank of Alexandra, now occupied BY vii.
fSt8 liam SyphaI, and the House and Lot
north Of Mr.. Guy Atkinson; both on Fair
fax ,rcet, and opposite the Public Square;
The vacant Lots on Cameron street, east of the
Bank of Aiexaniris;
The vacant Lots on the west side Of Water
street, opposite the house, and the Lumber Yard of
Mr.. G. Il Smoot,
Also. the vacant Lots at and near the southeast
corn,r OF Qu-en and Water streets;
Also the Wharf, north Of, fuckers Wharf,
occure. 5 The prcpretors ofthe steamboat Potomac;
The Houses and Lots on OronOkO street, west
Of Nr. Bever'e;',;
The southwest corner Quarter-Square on Union
and Oronoko streets, with Brick Stable thereon;
The Houses and Lots and Wharf north Of
Wilkes street. bounded on the north by twenty foot
alley; extending from alter street TO Union, and fror
thence TO the river. The last mentioned property 10
subie to Ii ground rent
Terms of Sale-One-fourth of the purchase
money III cash, note, at sixty days. with approved
endorsrrs; onefourth in twelve mon,hs and one half
in ears; with interest secured by deed of trust.
A plat of the Lots will be prepared and exhi-
bited on or before the day Of sale In the mean time,
proposals for leasing any part OF the property will be
received by }. C. HERBERT,
Vansyille Md.
april 1-dIw3,awtwbsSdlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06

1aNht subscriber will offer at publ, auo,.un. Oh,
L IHLRSD.aY, tie 8th day Of .9pril merit, at twelve
o'clock, at Mr. Burrows Tavern iE Upper Marlboro,
Prince Georges county, Maryland,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
Boots and shoes.
~ ~ I'm CON

~ Has ON hand and Offers for sale az ms STORE
III 81 one door north of King street,
80 lafsec sntlenen's. Misses and Ciitdren's
1 ROOTS &. SHOES Of erery description.
-, merchant, NAV supply themselves AS iowas
Fam baltimore, Philadelphia, or New foih
sprI2-df
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
BALTIMORE MARKET-ApR1L S.

Howard Street Hor.-'The supplies of this
article which reached market last week are much
smaller than those of the preceding week. This
circumstance arises, we presume. from the fact
of the farmers being generally engaged in the
preparation of their grounds at this season of the
year. The transactions from stores were BY no
means considerable. Several parcels of few
hundred barrels each, were disposed of at "a Sl4
and 81 cash. Holders were firm on Friday
and Saturday at the latter price, and we heard of
some refusals at less rate. A parcel of some
hundred barrels of white wheat Flour was sold
at S4s cash. The wagon price remained steady
throughout the week at SAT.
Cay Mills FoT.-The attention of purchas-
ers seems to be so diverted from this article to
the Susquehanna Flour, as to cause it to be but
little sought after. A lot or two. however, was
sold at 81 per barrel, cash.
Susqoehnna Hom.-There was considera-
BILE falling On the receipts OF this article during
the present week, when compared with those of
the previous one, though the attention of dealers
remained as undininished as ever. Several sales
were made: the prices, as per quality and cOndi-
ton, were as follows: S4!. with deduction of
per cent. for the cash; Al on credit of sixty
DAYS; Is cash, and Al cash. Towards the
close of the week, large lot was sold on credit
at A., with the interest added: for choice parcels
holders asked the latter price. 4 lot in barrels
discolored in the arks, was disposed Of at 81 l-S
the prices may, therefore, be quoted at from l-6
, to Al, as per condition.
-eSe-
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-ApRIL 5.
Flour and INedl-'The demand for Superfine
Flour has continued throughout the week, and
upwards of IL 200 barrels have been taken for
immediate export at S4 80, leaving but a small
stock on hand. Supplies continue to be received
from Port Deposit, and the opening of the Schuyl-
kill Canal now affords another channel for addi-
tional supplies. Further sales of Rye Flour at
SO "a, but generally held at 5 90. Several sales
of Corn Meal, in barrels, at So 25, and small
| lot in hhds. at IL GO.
Graia.-Several small parcels of Delaware
Wheat have been received and sold at 90 cents;
Corn was steady in the early part of the week at
last weeks prices, but towards the close. sales of
Yellow were made at 81 So! cents. The re.
ceipts during the week have not been large.
| eSe-
| NETWORK MARKET-ApRIL 5.
Fow.-During the week there has been con.
siderable arrivals from the South, and prices have
declined shade, say about l23 cts. per barrel.
Rye Flour has rather improved.
Groia.-The receipts of Southern Wheat have
been large. which has tendency to cause a cor
| Il 81,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Federal Hill for sale

IN THURSDAY, the 18th instant. at O'Clock, p.
- N. vt the Public Heading Room. in the Town Of
Alexandria will be sold that desirable property living
aie without the Corporation, and known by the name
of
FEDERAL HILL.
The situation IS pleasant and healthy, contsinlg up
wards OF three acres OF land, mostly enelosed the build
ings in good repar5 convenient to never failing spring
of excellent water.
Mr.. Isaac Robbins, Jr. who resides the premises
will show the property to person wishing view
it. Terms of sale cash
BY order:
april GEO. WHITE, auct.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05

without any intermlsson up to this hour half past
ociock.-We fear that we shall receive DISTRESSING
accounts from sea- The following ca; ct of the on IL
OF Saturday we copy from the morning papers,
The ship Dalhousie Castle, from Liverpool: =
brig, supposed to be the Native from Msracaibo
ana two schooners which were in siyht ON Satu,d. -
morning, have been blown of. The brio ANGELA
from Trinidad, winch at anchor in he Iover bo
was blown ashore at the Horse Shoe sandy Look
Large quantities of ice have been drifting obout Tho
rivers for the last two days, particularly The Hudson
so hat some of the STEAMBOATS, have had 10 como
to Whitehall for q harbor. The brig Osprav. from
Turks Island, was driven by the ice from her anchor
age IN tho river into the dock, With the loss of an
anchor, bulwarks, and long boat stove-foreyard
carried away, foresn split &c. Tho sloop LADY
Washington lying at the foot of Oliver street was
cut by the ice, that she sunk along side of the
wharf. " -"
The packet ship Hannibal came up to the wharf
yesterday afternoon.
The brig Suffolk was towed up yesterday morn
ing by the steamboat Rolus King. The briggs Cou-
rier, and Trio, have arrived at the wharf
sloop which vent from here day or two since
bound to Cold Spring, got fast in the ice in Haver-
straw Bay, and drifted with it down to New-York.
The wind yesterday afternoon changed to S. s. q.
with snow.
The Outward bound packets still remain ut tho
wbarfs. Thick and foggy. Considerable ice drifi-
ing m the rivers
No communications from below this forenoon
One o'clock.-Cur Boston Correspond under
date ut Saturday evening, 10 o'clock says-"The
weatb4,r Is extremely cold, and the wind piercirg
TO painful degree; the Thermometer Q degrees be-
low zero"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

AKKIN Ed,
Scnr Lead, Sutton, from Baltimore, via Norfolk
with sundries, to Davenport, Allen g. co, Winston
NJ Swoope, w Clarke, J Fisher, Parker, and
q | Smith.
Schr Bradford Lindsey, from New York, With
lime, TO Fisher, jr.
SAILED
Schr Caroline u irion, Barnes, for Baltimore With
coal and tobacco
NORFOLK, Feb. AR. brig Enterprize, Lay
field. from Richmond, bound to n York: schr Brave
George w Washington, Trower, i'm Charleston, Is CT
20 hours. for Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05
New YoRK, Peb.

The Wenlhsr. On Friday night, AFTER slight fall
Of snow, tho wind shifted to the NJ ". aud during
the whole Of Saturday blow with great violence II
was extremely cold, The thermometer having fallen
deg. below zero. Yesterday, although very cold,
was little more moderate, and about O'Clock last
evening Z commenced snowing--towOrds morning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05
JOHN NJ. ARNllSTEAp, \ :
". cambridge,
eFasEEy : : az eILfhIaORND' r''''fs'i

VIA GlA sA:-At superior OF chancery held
In the town of Fredericksburg, the 2Sth day
OF September 1929: Lewis iiowsrton, administrator
Of Charles IIowerton, deed. pltf against Thomas
Newbill, in his own right, and executor of William
NewbiD, decd Thomas Pitts, Sheriff of Essex, con-.
mee administrators of George Newbin decd John
Newbill, James Nevbill Richard New bill Wm. Ne1,
bill OwiIle Jeffres and Polly his wife, Fayers Gate
wood and Ann his wife, VIM. Robinson, sheriff OF
King and Queen committee of the estate
of YIN. Garrett, decd. Rebecca Newb,ll, widow, and
rehct Of Wm Newbill, decd. and Henry W. Latauy
and Warner Lewis, surviving administrators with the
will annexed of Lewis Dix, decd. Henry c. Hower,on
Thomas Dix, ir and Robert Garrett administrator de
bOns non of John Greshem, jr. decd dts
Tins cause came on this day. to be heard, (by con-
sent as to the defe ndant Robert Garrett, adminstra.
tor de bons of John Gresham, decd Who this day
filed his answer upon the bill, answers of the dts
versiGatewood, and wife, Henry W. Iatany, and
Warner Lewis, admrs with the will annexed of Lew
is Dix, decd. and Robert Garrett exhibits and exam.
nations of witnesses, and upon the answer of Tun.
stall Graham deed, late exor of John Gresham decd
the bill OF the pltf being taken for confessed as TO
all the other dts upon whom the slbpoenas awarded
in this cause have been duly executed and more than
four months having elapsed, since the return DAYS
thereof, and was argued by counsel; consideration
whereof, the court doth adiudge, order and decree
that the dts. Thomas Newbi and Thomas Pitts sber
ut OF Essex committee admor of the estate of George
Newbiil. decd do settle, before of the commits.
soners OF this court an account of tie actHgs of the
said Thomas and George Newbin, on the estate of
Um Nevbill, decd up to the time Of the revocation
OF the letters. tesamentary of the said George New.
BILL and an account Of the actings of Thomas New.
BILL on the said estate subSe quent thereto shelving
the value of the slaves, and other estate delivered
over by the said exors either of them, to the DIT
Rehecca Newbil, and the other legatees of the said
VIM Newbill. decd. in which settlement the execute,
rial account of Thomas Eewbill. the said estate
made pursuant to order Of the county court of Es
SEX bearing date the Dist day of August, 1921 and
admitted TO record, on the Goth day of August 1892
IS to form the basis, subject to be surcharged and a
fed by the plaintiff and further ordered that the
said Thomas Pitts do render also. account of his
administrations on the estate of George Ncwbir decd
which said accounts, the said commissioner is hereby
directed to state, settle, and the court report TO-
gether with any special matter deemed pertinent bv
himself, or which may be required by either os the
parties, TO be so stated. - y
| Copy. Teste, A. w. MORTON C. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05

Three Thousand Dollars for Tioo.
Sixiy numbers, and Ten drawn ballots.
Next SUNDAY the drawing Of the Consolidated
Grand State Lottery Of Vermont will be received.
Capital prize Three thousand Dollars,
? OF 900, 50O's, zoos, 5OOs zoos, &c.
Tickets only 81, shares in proportions for sale at r.
gHUBB'S ever fortunate Office. feb 4