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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-11

James Cook, Defendant.
 A ND now on this 10th day of May. came "A the plaintiff, by her attorney, and the defendant being solemnIy called, came not; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that James Cook, the defendant in this case, is not an inhabitant of this Terri tory, it is therefore ordered, that unless the said James Cook, appear, plead or de- mur to the compliments bill, on or before the second Monday in November next, the matters and things set forth in the com plainant's bill will be taken pro eonfesso and decree entered accordingly It is further ordered, thatthe complainant cause copy of this order to be published in the "Arkansas Advocate,,' newspaper pub- iished in this Territory, for four weeks successlyely.
 4 copy--teste,
 c. F. M. NOLAND, Dy. Czk.
 of Independence Circuit Court. August 4, 1880. l9-4w. fS6 251
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debtor, or pay the risk in the price,. The counting house has no alliance with the jail"


 Hardy in histravelsinMexico, tellsan anecdoteofa French Marchioness, which does credit both to the courage and inc sang fold of the sex. The lady, it seems, frequently travels as merchant from one extremity of the Republic to the other and in consequence of her we'll known intrepidity, is often entrust- ed with the conveyance oflarge sums of money.
 She was once attacked by two or three men, one Of whom she shot with out ceremony, whereupon the rest thought it advisable to ride away. Ar irving at the nearest town on the road to which this event happened, informa- ton of which had already preceded her she was taken before the alcalde; and the two surviving rogues, who had at tempted to commit the robbery, now appeared as evidence against her. The aicaide, with great solemnity, said ie must commit her to prison.-Hereupon our heroine took loaded pistol from her bosom, which having cooked, she pre- sented at the alcalde, making this ob- servatioil-ss The man whom shot at tempted to rob me, and if you do not allow me immediately to depart, have another shotready for your honor, con- sidering you and the two witnesses ac- complices.n The case was instantly discharged.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-11
4. .A.z1.. FOR SALE.

YgyHE subscriber offers for sale, the -a FARM on which he resides. It Is situated 5 miles south from Little Rock, on the main road leading to Hampstead County.-On the premises are a good double hewed LOG HOUSE, a spring of good water, a thrifty APPLE and PEACH ORCHARD of choice fruit; g Acres of Cleared Land, under good fence, and bearing good crop of CORN, which will be sold with the Farm. A stream Of water runs through the Farm, stuff icient to work any kind of Machinery for eight months of the year. This valuable Farm will be sold low for CAsH and good property.
 SOLOMON HUDSON.
 JEs.s!sy5t Es.ss5t 6 6, lsa0. tfl5
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Runaway Negro in Jail.

WAS recently committed to
 MY the custody of the undersigned,
 MkAsS Sheriff of the county of Monroe, gdsTS (and there being no jail in said s,.s,.Asa,4,ra. county, is now sent to, S1 lodged s-.'--'--''''- in, the jail of Phillips county, Arkansas Territory,l Negro Man, who says his name is ISHMAEL, that he be- longs tc William Turner, Of Henderson county, near the Red Banks, in the State of Kentucky, that some time in the month of February last, his master had a boat loaded with lime, stove and sunk at the landing of Wm. L. Evans, on the Mississip- pi, about % or 30 miles above the Mouth of White River, by being run foul of by the Steamboat Brandywine, that his mas ter gave him pass to remain and work in that neighborhood until his return, and that h1s master went up the river on the aforesaid Steamboat. The said Neern has now no such pass-was brought to this county, Monroe, about two months ago, by one Moses kenady, since dead, whose character was not of the fairest kind. Said Negro IS five feet seven and a half or eight inches nigh, stout and wei made, about B years of age, no particular marks, has a tolerable large and heavy beard, and stut- ters, but not badly. The owner of said Negro Is requested to come forward prove property pay charges. and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of as the lay |, z q
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The United Service Journal for A. pril, ln review of Capt. Moorsom's let ters fiom Nova Scotia, bestows the fol- lowing compliments ont the American na-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

d,yisA.-From their correspondent q, Ha>
vsr,, the editors Of The Bal imore American
sIe received a letter under date Of 22d Feb.
mich says:-rhe trade Of this city is unpr' =
addu,ly DULL The place being overstoeked with
tntign produce, and The port crowded with
sn, y vessels waiting The crop OF sugar. The
A,,,ers e1u, a, every arrival, and are firm /"
,hrr sxravagan, prices, Sales oil sugar are
Oily made at Oh and Isl and 10 ard IA rls.--
Er somr parcels even l04 and la rls. are
paid. A Spanish convoy for Spain sails on thr
ls,psoximO, and after their departure the price
si probably rule lower, not lower however,
han and Is rl,. for curren, qualities. Flour
is mere drug, the highest offtr for Philadel-
phia heing Sl2 New Orleans is preferred al
Sle. Spanish is plenty a: $40. The Flour
trade with Baltimore is done No further pre-
par,Iions are making to repeat The Invasion OF
Mckee, nor is there a probability that another
will be attempted Immediately. IL any should
b. made, not less lhau 10 or 90, 900 men will
Be ssi from Spain The Correo de la Haba
M No. |, formerly the Couu, Villanueva Of
S,kinVre, arrived last evening from Cadiz IN
Tdsys She brings no news The nuptials
dhe Ting OF Spain are TO be celebrated here
viii great ceremony. The elsr, cad, and 23d
ara; apart as holydays, and the necessary
p''7araiiOns are the all-absorbins objects Of the
ir'nlioo Of the people at present.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13
New YoRK, MARCH 10

DIsTnrss1NG EVENT About 8 O'clock his
morning. fire broke gu, in frame building
No. 1874 Bowery, occupied asa bind manufac-
,ory, nv Mr.. ]. Weeks; which was destroyed
the fire wa. causrd by he boiling over OF ket-
lie Of yaru,sh; and Mr.. Weeks in endeavorng
n remove the kettle was So severely burnt that,
we are informed he will not survive. The bro
her or Mr.. w. was also considerably hufat.
NEw PACKET SHIP-The splendid new ship
On,oyio Of 500 tons, as one Of the London (old)
;nr of Packets, was launched this morning
from the ship yard Of Messers Webb 4 Allen.
Tbi, vessel has been bull, Of live oak, under
n, direction Of Captain David Leslie, and is
sa;d. by those competent 10 Judge, 10 be very
sun.,;o, vessel. She viii be under the com
mand of Cap, VIM S Sebor, formerly Of the
Brighton.
A case was tried in the Supreme Courr yes.
,erday. growing out Of The failure OF the Frank
II, r nix. Mr.. Henry Asor had deposited the
.nn If se435 7e in tina, bank, previous 10 The
service Of The iNjuuc,ion allowed by the Chan
cal,or and drew the same out on the morning
of The day when it was served, (but before the
seryiceo 1t was testified BY the President and
several Of The Director that at the time when
,h;s ;n;une,ion was served. they believed the in.
sri,u,ion to be perfectly solvent; and that they
n. - believed that Mr.. Asror did not know hat
an Injunction had been prayed Ter. The jury
after having retired few minu'es, found
verdict for he Defendant
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GEO. WHITE, Auct.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

IN Thursday, the first day Of april nsrt. at eleven
- O'Clock, A. n, at the Reading Room in the Town
of Alexandra, shall offer public sale, TOR cash, the
following property belonging to the United states'
y-.s.z., a TRGCT OF LAND
sN situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, on the
w. road from Alexandra to Mount Vernon, for
ssasssN merly the property Of Francis Adams, known
by the name Of the I" Gum Spring, containing, ~ per
deed two hundred and fourteen acres now under rent
to Artimesa Resrdon.
A LOT, corner Of Montgomery and Pa
trick Streets containing two acres, on which is small
brick tnement, now occupied by Philip Dugan
Another LOT, on the south side Of King
street, fronting thereon 10 FEET. 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 Wolfe street - feet; on which 10
small frame house, now occupied by Mrs KIRBY.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector Of the Customs-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE SrArEs.-We
sara, says the Elizaberhtown Journal, hat he
caEs growing out of the controversy between
Tic states Of New Jersey and New York, re-
SPsciag the boundary line between the two
"aes, will probably come up for decision be-
lore the Sapreme Court OF the Uni'ed States,
" Arlington, during the prescn' week. We
also Iea'n tia; Governor Vronm, Mr.. Attorney
'sOe'al Southland, and several members Of III,
NV Jersey Legislature. proceeded TO Waso-
"s'on last week, with view OF Witnessing
'Sperhaps 'akins par, in) the. discussion Of
S"olset So ir'ere sing to Jrrsrymsn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

-. We have, TO the exclusion OF our usual
If miscellaneous matter, made room
~. mornings Gazette. for the Reports both
IA ssaia,t Sunday Mails. The subject is
sIy discussed ia al its bearings, and we
-, ,hsr,sore. for The future, decline publish
~, farther articles, pro or con, in relation
% this matter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

t.vrs from Colombia give very different
,,.,l,xioo 10 the views Of Bolivar, from that
,b;eh is presented in his address, which we
,s,i,hed Yesterday. 1t is said that the Con.
,..., have determined TO refuse his resigns-
I'M. ard 10 inves, him with the Presidency for
,f.--,hat Bolivar's anxiety 10 retire is affected!
,,d Ms refusal of Tie crown about as sincere
:, JuGus Caesars in Shakespeare tradegy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

The Boston Evening Gazette gives the fol-
ing, VINO is now cxiibiied IN that city, unGer
The tile of The n aiking Skeleton:
The curious figure, of skin aud bone. who is shewn
as curiosity, under the the name of Buaparfe. does
sctuaiy live, move. and have being. HIS name is
CALVIN Edison, and he born in Connecticut, ~ years
ago he lived form rIy IN boston, and enlisted as
private i'll the United States Army lie WAS at the bat
tie of pat,sburg and laid upon his the night after
the action lie stiiiened with cold when he awoke
which was quite severe before morning To the iDfiu
ence ofthe cold Immediately after the fatgues and dam
gers OF the day. he attributes the wasting Of his person
lie is about S feet inches in heght-and weighed.
when at his full size. l28 pJunds. lie strong and
particularly active at that peod-and ct this strength
he retains remarkable proportion in his present ema
cated condition. He says his activt, would not be es-
sen,ialy impaired if the bones OF his heels had not
nearly penetrated the skin, to render it difficult
for hi IN to run or walk. lie weighs less than 90
pounds and his appearance hi. dwinded legs, with
his isproportioned joints at the knee and ankle aud
the len Of the foot, would be almost groesque were
it no, that feeling of sympathy checks any mrthiul
as notation lie wears breaches and stockings so that
the shape of his nesr limbs is perfectly displayed -
he measures onl, 81 inches round the leg, just above
the ANGLES and "A inches round the calf. Ills appe-
lite is good, and he appears cheerful and lively, not
wthstandinr the loss OF Of his eyes, and the dmn
ished sight of the other In the year 1921 he married
and has four children one If whom is only months
old Though his 'shrnk shaak' illustrates the gene
raj attenuation Of his form, it by no means indicates de.
crep,ude He worked on his farm until the lass OF
sigh, compelled him 10 leave it-and he now exhibits
himself for the support of his family"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

sndsri,end (says he National inrelligen-
weiyestrdag) that the Military Court. com.
p'>ee Of nigh Officers in he service, has Chased
- proceedings and adjourned We referred,
S'ne DAYS ago, 20 the formation Of such a
~, wle'' as an ircidrot Of he day. with only an
=" .s'A'lae' view OF it. object and with no means
y neipaung It's probable resell We have
~ w" .a'nl rha, the Intervention OF such a
~ was iound necessary, in consequence OF
y! V'nsIeni Constructions appr.d 10 cer'a,n
pos' o! Military duy BY OFFERS Of high
., the decision Of this Court, which Of
,S" 'Ss Is aHknown to the public, shall lead 70
-" ~'"smen' OF any principles, so as to pre-
we ~ collision in future, the call of the Cour,
n Prove 10 have been fortunate occurrence.
,a,s '@ respecting the application of certain
ss ere Known to exist in the olles, services,
$50, tn De justly considered reproach TO
lo.s 49, .aa' II Is no, ex mp, from evils that be
ha "sn' we hope, as we said before, that
S,;,, ''ui,' be It what i, may, viii prove bene
i -. 70 the service. The trial before the Court,
,.. ' case, seems to have been an issue be-
CIV MAJOR General MAooMa and Adju,ant
s'a Jones. Dating the trial, Generals
M. and jEsuP were examined on paris of
AS HY duty. Colonel IosEs was aided. in his
,,~, oy friend and former companion in
''' Colonel srOaRow, Of Virginia.
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AG'nax. .asA.M.DRYAs d. O.
,,ruRDAy MORNING. MARCH Is. 1880.

.,,wsxcK,-The schooner Lincoln, Capt.
..,.v I, DAYS from Alexandria, for Boston,
.,.,,aed on Sunday evening last, about 10
LII opposite KetehahoHnc, West Hamp-
LONG Island, the captain and crew saved.
"" "" ..ss.l has bilged, and win be lost. The
:, consisting Of 100 barrels Of -four, will
go ,;,eiDally saved, though somewhat dam
ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

1 he HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, on Thurs
Mr. Powers, from the Committee on the
Jay :, If Columbia, reported bill for the
- ..i,,msu, of crime within the dis'ric'; which
"a twice aod referred to Committee OF
rAo,, On the State of The Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

Spring Go"ds.
JAMES MCKENZIE & Co.
rVAyE commenced the receiving of their spring
Ea supply of Staple and Fancy GOODN: amongst
those now opening, per Erie from New York. are:
Super Italian lustrngs
senshsws, sarsnetts and levantlnes
scarsucker and fine check London glnghams
Four'ard prints
Csmbrc and jaconet muslins
Swiss and book do
Bishop lawn, Ia beautiful article]
plsck and blue black oombaznes, fine finish
l case grass sleached Irish linens. sup. fabric
Linen cam5rcs and linen cambria hhdkfs.
Fancy new style marssi,les vestlngs
Bobbinett wells, handsome assortment
Bobbinett cuttings, ali widths
Needle work'd muslin cspes anc collars
Gauze scarfs; barrage hhdkfs
Mems super hoskIn gloves
White and black raw silk hose .,
An assortment of English and French SILK no.
. siery
White slate and ingrain'd black cotton hose
Super sea island shirtings lnedfoid
Furniture and garment dimltles
Russ,a sheetings; bear duck. &c. &C. &c.
Nv each weekly packet throughout the season 'ne'
will cont nue. to receive additional supplies
mar II
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same. And if the party aggreved have no legal eyi.
dence OF such contract bargain agreement secret
undertaking. of the payment Of the excess afore-
said, he may by bill in equity, compel such purchaser
to make discovery thereof; and it in such case the
complainant shall ask for relief the Govt in which the
bill is pending may proceed to final decree between
the parties to the same Provided, Every such suit
either in law or equity, shall be commenced within six
years next after the sale of said land by the United
States"
Mr.. LEWIS opposed The amendment He
considered it entirely nngatory. and said that
every measure had been resor.ed 20 for the pur-
pose Of destroying 'hc system OF speculation
which the gentleman from Ohoreferred 10 but
wi,hou, success. He supported The amends
ment to the bill as reported by the committee.
Mr.. ViNroN replied.
Mr.. IsAcK. spoke in favor Of the bill as re-
ported by The committee,
Mr. NJ Coy moved an adjournment, which
was negaiyed. Ayes rs, noes 80.
Mr.. BAYLOR then addressed the House brief,
ly in support Of he Bill.
Mr. STRONG moved an adjournment; which
was Begatived AYES 60 noes "a
Th- question on the amendment offered by
Mr. VMrpN, as a substitute for the amendmen,
OF the committee being called for from differs
ent parts Of the House.
Mr. Mccoy said that The proposition Of The
gentleman from Ohio Mr., w. certainly deserv
ed some consideration. He was sorry 10 see
the impotence maniiesiea by gentlemen to have
this que s,nn put wirhos affording a reasona-
bic time To consider the subject. For his own
part, he said he would rot vote for the bill as
reported by the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. MALLARY said the subject had been long
enough before the House 10 give all the MEM
bers time TO onsidrr it. The gentleman from
Alabama had called our attention To- it fire.
queo,ly. The debate, he thought, explained
the objects OF the bill sufic ienly, and he hops
ed The question would now BE- taken upon i
We could not do greater act Of justice, pol
icy and humanity, than 10 pass the bill in its
original shape.
Mr. BuRGEs said he mus, confess he did
no, undrrs'and the question, although he de-
voted as much attention 10 il as The gentleman
from Vermont He moved hat the House
adjourn which was nega;ived. Ayes S.
Noes n.
The question on The proposition Of Mr.. Vim.
son being sta ed -
Mr.. WHITTLEsEY asked the ayes and noes;
which WERE ordered, bu, before they were TAX
en-, the House adjourned, S O'Clock
APPOINTMENT BY The PRESIDENT,
BY and with the advice and consent Of the Senate.
LEMUEL WILLIAM, 20 BE- Collector Of the
Customs for he District, and Inspector ef the
Revenue Tor the Port of New Bedford, in the
State Of Mass. chuseus; vice russell FREEMAN
removed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

=, i understood that Commodore DAVID
d., Vas OH Thursday nominated by the
sS.;Ieo, 10 he Senate, as Consul General TO
A. Barbary Powers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

,onv Of Mr.. Povsss' Report on The Dis
,.;c, Of Columbia has been received, and We
:. N commence its publication on Monday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13
Aide Hotel.

The subscriber respectfully informs
G the public that he has taken the nooII =, oe en-
NEE die, Loudoun county virginia ~nr. reeentIv
re Thomp. Soiand. where he is prepared to aeeon-
modate, in the best manner, al those VINO "'' "'''
him with cali .:.h ,h. .hov. st,nd
pcs'en . ,voaId be unnecessary on the part Of the
He therefore rests his claims to patronage
@ d.s;re to render satisfaction TO all those who
may please - ROBERT sHAGKLETT.
AIai.. Feb. 10. 1sse-feb 12-Im
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Trustees Sale. =.
DY virtue Of deed of trust to the subscriber, under
I'D date l7th Of Feb 1878. Will be sold At public
sale the premises between the hours Of and o.
clock, p. m on Friday 18Th Of March, lot OF ground
in Prince william County, Va adjoining the tos vt
Occoquaa, with the improvements thereon, consisting
of currying shop, bark house and tan yard. Terms
made known at the time and place Of sale.
THOMAS SWIahN, Trustee.
feb ~ tawts
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
Trustees Sole.

ITVBI6C SNX6
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber, under
- date 10th July. 1872 will be sold at public sale,
Tor cash, in front Of Ezra Luns Store at the corner Of
kng and Alfred Streets SATURDAY., 18th March, Tin
stant,) 1t IL o'clock, ~
ONE NEGRO MAN SLAVE,
for the purposes in the said deed specified
JOHN w. COOK,
march 2-3t-2 dSthsslsth Trustees.
0'i he above sale is postponed mil SAT-
uRnAI the 10Th inst at the place and hour abovemen.
toned march II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ID CO. =.

SAILED, MARCH 10,
schr. Washington, Wilson, New York.
Schr. F. o, Burrows. from this port, was left at St.
Thomas 10th ultimo.
schr. Crusader. Dennison, hence at New York 10th
instant.
Sloop Express, strout, do do do do
Schr Ocean, Ryder cleared New York for this port
10th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-13

Dy UVu WIH NC uHVCe uVu coHSeH y TIC otIuIt'
LEMUEL, WILLIAM, 20 BIZ Collector Of the
Customs for he District, and Inspector Of the
Revenue Tor the Port of New Bedford, in the
State Of Mass. chuseus; vice Russell FREEMAN
removed
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Canton Straw Mating.

nf superior quality and color; just received tor sale,
by J. KEN & Go.
may %
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New 4pring Gn"ds


WASHINGTON& BRENT
HAVE received. by the recent arrivals, a large as
sor.ment of
ST4PLE IND E7NCY DRY GOODS,
which they are disposed to sell very low TO their Gus
toners and the public generally Amongst them arc:
Extrasuper blue, black, olive, and mix'd cloths
Blue and mix'd habit cloth, for summer coats
Super black circsssians; black hastings
Italian and French lustrings; black modes
Foulsrd and other prints, in great variety
Plaid and striped %ginghams
Brown cambric, for calash; battistes
Jaconet and cotton cambria
Plain and figured book and Swiss muslins
Flag. bandanna. and Madras hdkf.
2csscs LEG iORN ~BOLIEARS, very cheap
Irish linens; long lawns
81, 1914 IRISH diaper; bird eye and Russia do
Damask table cloths and napkins
Linen cambrlcs and cambria hdkfs
French brown linen and drilling
brown and blcached Russia sheetings
Brown and bie.chcd ticklenburgs
Burlaps, oznaburgs, and sackIng
UIM a large assortment n
American brown shecrIngs shirtlngs
Pla;ds, stripes, and checks; and Cotton Yarn
aprll3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-04
Valuable Property

FOR SALE OR LE.4 Sc.
No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
q TIN at The cor,,er of Prince and Fairfax streets.
Ess "a Lot of Ground on Prince street,
E.&2about 100 feetfyon on Prince and 90 feet on
Royal street. On this lot is a good brick dwelling, in
the occupancy of Nr. Y. III. Miller.
3.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, 90 by
100 feet. to a ten feet alley.
"A Frame Dwelling on Water street, A #.
from, BY 10 feet deep.
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection of Wa
ter and Franklin streets. 100 feet front by ,23 SIP
deep. This will be rented in building lots at 50 cents
per front foot.
Ga Vacant Lot, ~ feet front on Water st.
by Us deep ,
7.-Alo on Washington street, IS feet front
by 100 feet deep. at the ntersec,on OF Princess street
On TIN lot Is a brick building.
S.-A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, 81 feet
front, snd h.f the d. pth OF tn square.
"a Vacant Lot on Henry street, TO ieet
front, and half the depth OF tue square:
;une2 THOS. VOWEL.
IhhN
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Received,

NecelVtN,
packets Washington and Erie from New YORK,
I a further supply of new and seasonable
GOODS;
amongst which are
Super British gauze hannels
Black circassians
Lilac, lead and blue palmcrynes
Nankin and Canton grapes
Super green barrage
India yellow nankeens
Brown rish linens
Do French do
Black gauze and barrage hdkfs; also
Superfne olive and brown cloths, Gc. &c
NAV 81 JAS. McKENZIE & Co.
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Notice
The Steamer
COIEUBL1,
Notice.

- On Friday, the nth instant, the
WI Steamboat POTOMfC
E-tA%~wwill resume performer route from
SSx&EsSNfxA Washingtuu ana AleAandria to
Yorfaik, Cit, Point. and Richmond,
leaving Washington on Friday ats, and Alexsndr'a
= to'clock. afternoon, and arrive at Norfolk on sa'
uully afternoon.
Ie,ye Norfolk on Sunday morning, at 6 o'clock'
,uIye at Richmond in the evening.
Leave Richmond ON Tuesday morning at b o'c'ocK'
.uye at Norfolk ON the same evening
leave Norfolk on Wednesday morning, at y O'clock
arrye at Alexandria and Washington on nurSo"!
normnr.
lnsg s