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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

so anxious 10 have the bill referred to another Com.
mittee, and tod. pve the Committee of Claims Of the
consideration OF III He thought that, while the rules
OF the House prevailed. conformity 10 them should
De UNIFORM and departure from them allowed in any
case.
MIR. Petite in reply 10 the question put by Mr.. W. 81,
why gentlemen were 30 anxious TO deprive him, as
Chairman OF the Committee OF Claims of this b said
because he appeared 10 be SO very anxious TO get it,
MIR. p then proceeded to shew the propriety OF refer
ing the bill to the Committee on Indian Affairs, and
the House.
Mr.. Bates was against the rc-conslderatio OF the
vote OF yesterday. He read, from the rules 81 the
House the duties which assigned to the Committee
oil Claims, and hence argued that the present bill fell
within the sphere Of those duties.
MIR. Haynes on the contrary, argued. that the du-
ties Of the Committees, and Of the Committee Of Claims
in particular, depended on what was referrrd BY the
House." lie contened that this bill was properly re
ferable TO the Committee Indian Affairs a. the va
dlty Of the claims depended the laws regulating our
Intercourse with the Indians.
MIR. Reed supported the views Of the Chairman of
me Committee on Claims. Mr. Whtlespyl aud said
that 1t was the usage OF all Chairmen move refer
ence to their respective committees Of all bills which
seemed appropriate TO them. If gentlemen went TO the
foundation oil all claims and referred the bills
to them accordingly there would be no longer snv ne
cessity Tor the Committee Claims. Mr. r. said that
gentlemen who presented claims TO this House man
iested great anxiety to avoid the Committee on
Claims, because they observed strict rules i'm de-
Gliding on claims than the other committees
The question on re.considerng was then put and de-
cided in the negative, without a count.
The above Is a mere sketch OF a debate which occu
pied the House hour, but which il is unne cesary to
report more in detail
The Engrossed Bills-Naking appropriations for GER
tam arreaagss in the Naval service OF the u States
Tor the year lS29-Masing appropriations for the paw
'nent oil Revolutionary and Invalid pensions To cont,
nue. In force an act auhorisng certain soldiers n the
late war; TO surrender the bounty lands drawn nv
and to locate others in lieu thereof aud for other pur
po.r-:- -
were severaNy read the third time, snd passed.
On motion OF Mr. McDuffie,
ordered, That the use OF the Hall Of this House he
gwen to the Columbian Institute TO morrow the 10Th
instant
On motion Of Mr.. Archer,
ordered That tho use of the Hall OF this House be
given to the American Colonization Society ON the e.
venng OF Monday next tho 18th inst; after this House
shall have adjourned on that day.
The House then djourned until Monday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

The Steamboat Swiltsurc arrived AZ ~ Y. ON Wednes-
day meaning from Albany whone hundred passengers.
frozen for about thirty miles below Albany present
ing enre edoi ice. varyingi in thickness from l-2
inches The inhabitants the bank of the river TODD
wrapped in complete astonshment a. tn. boat passed
along. cutting her way through the ice, al the rate OF
four miles hour, # there not the slightest
mpedinent i'm the wav.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

HNlFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will give the
n above reward for experimenting and delivering TO
me Ut taken out Of the State of Yirgna) negro man
by the name OF MARTIN, about thirty years old.
hVe iedt elght or ten inches high, spare made, with
good counienance, bright complexion wears a watch
and can read and write toerably well: he may have
obtained Tree papers, and attempt TO get out OF the
State All masters OF vessels and others are orewarn-
ed from carrying said slave of under the penalty Of the
law-or will give fifteen dollars if taken i'm the State
and secured in any Jail 80 that get him again or
twenty dollars If delivered to in New Kent county
The said slave IL preacher, oIerable shoe maker
rough cooper, cook and house sefvanhss lived sew.
ers years in the City Of Richmond-hss a wife a,
Games in New Kent and was raised 10y Mr. Richard
VI. Meaux Of the said county.
Jan. 10. 7-2t-w2rT FLEMING r. CRUNp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

MOIlCE In pursuance to an order OF the coun,y
Court Of Chesterfield, will he sold for cash TO nav
Jall lees, at Chesterfield house, on the second
Monday in February next, Chat being court day1 a
negro man who called himself Robert Bnord aud said
ne was Tree when committed to Jail, and afterwards
said his name was william, and hat he belonged 10 a
trader by the name Of Smith, but since SAYS he u free
man, and that he raised in the county of Accomac
and his name is Robert Medal. j. B. GOODE,
jan ~ Sf-WB Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
RAIL ROAD SURVEY.

We have the satisfaction TO state, that the Engineer
engaged by the Common Hall OF this Town TO survey
the Tor contemplated Rail Road from Peters.
burg the Roanoke River has entered upon that ser.
vice. and will his frat rsconnoance this morn
ing. . Petersburg Int. jan 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

The Charleston City Gazette, an opposition paper
speaks thus Handsomely Of the late Message Of Pres.
dent Jackssn
'Jhe PresldeHtS Message seems with some tfiner
exceptions to have given general sa,isac,ion brorsb
out The Union. We can on add, in the words Of high.
" learned and esteemed friend that it is ocomen, 70
swear by. rhe style is clear, manly and gfare6I~
he manner hat OF gentleman and man Of hnsine 81.
" IS true That We might find something to obisrt 70
but really finding fault is occupation only grateful 10
the faulty"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

We lesrs, e ON paragraph in the Kentucky Report.
er, that Mr.. Clay Gate Secretary OF Sa,e) intends This
water visiting hi. daughter and sons-in.law in New
Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

AA REWARD will give the shove re-
P a wv ward Tor the spprehen ion and delivery
30 Inc OF my man, WILLIAM SAMPSON, who ran oa
from Shirley last April. William is rather tall and
stout tawny-coloured nego, about q years old with
thick lips aud toierably white teeth; be suffers little
when he speaks had on when he ran OIL plantation
clo.hes-butno doubt has changed them before This.
HILL CARTER.
Shirley Charles City Co. Jan 10. s7-w4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

BY THE GOVERNOR or THE COMMONWEALTH
I'D or VfRGIN1A.--a PROCLa.ALaTION-
whereas II has been represented TO the Executive by
The supeinend iut OF Quarantine, enclosing the opinion
Of Doct. McCsw relative To the state Of the schooner
Armada, heretofore declared under Guarantee on ar.
count Of being infected with the Smsll.rox, that il
still prevails; have thought proper with The advice OF
The Council OF State and in Pursuance Of the Act Of
Assembly, to declare tie said schooner Arm ada under
Quarantine fer the further term Of twenty days from
the goth instant.
Given under my hand ss Governor and un.
(SEALl der the seal Of the Commonws alth At
Richmond, this 18th day Of January
1899. VIM y. GILES.
jan. ~ S7-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
FROM VERA CRUZ.

BY the packet ship Virginia, which arrveds at
New York, on Wednesday from Vera Cruz, whence
she sailed on the 2lst ult papers from that place
been received to the 2Oih inclusive The operation OF
the decree prohibiting the importation Of certain kinds
Of goods iro" aud after the 22d November had been
suspended 10 the 3lst December. The military al
Campeachy continued retain the government in their
hands, and had proclaimed consolidated or central
form OF government. On the 2lst OF November the
garrison and civil officers OF ST. Juan Bdutisa the ca
ed themselves in favor OF Central Republic accord
ing TO the example OF Campeachy. They acknow-
ledge the authority OF the President Guerrero so far
as 1t doesnot interfere with their system. The
Congress- the state government and all authorities in
opposition TO their system, pronounced null aud void
Gen Santa Anna arrived Vera Cruz on the 18th ut
He spoken of being in feeble health President Guer-
zero has resigned the powers extraordinary granted him
oy he congress on account OF the Spanish INVASION The
national congress convened, in extraordinary session. at
the call OF the executive, on the lIth December In
the message OF the President, he the reln
qulshment OF the extraordinary powers with which he
mad been invested. He comments in forcibe terms on
the necessary evils of every motion which has enden
cy TO revolution, and eXhorts the soldiers attempt
10 dictate laws to the sovereign nation TO deceive
themselves with false hopes of lettering their condition
civil war, he says, will ruin the nation, and reduce to
nohnS the resources now negotiating for the relief of
the necessities of the military
Among the passengers in the Virginia. are Col Jose
Marie Tornell, Minister Plenipoteniary from Mexico
to the government of the United States and Col Mea
Secretary OF Legation, with their families Mr.. Pom
set expected in this vessel has arrived Juan Fer
nandes OF the Mexican army died on board the Vir-
sina on the 10th ultimo. The soop of war Falmouth
was at the island of Sacricios and was to sail shortly
destination unknown. 1t is probable that she NAV
be ordered hSme and that Mr.. Ponsett will return in
her. The Virginia has board $40 900 in specIe
and quantity oil plate, chOchincal, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

fDebato IN the w. OF r., Dec. 90
tOnNss passed an aca few giving the Deaf
Dumb Asylum Of Kentucky Townshps Of the public land
The land was taken 10 Florida woud
price, but tic Agcnt Of tho Asylum finding Territory
Two entire townships Of first rate land permitted
secretary OF the Treasury Mr. Rush,
tanned two Townships $1,000 ace) small parcels n several
Townships so that the donation instead Of
sum- or s3jO,O00."
II 'aid that the Bank Of the Caiied States has aubo.
rzed donation Of Sl5OO 10 be applied 10 the cons'ruc-
lion Of McAdamized road to be made between Lex
ington and Frsnkloft!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
New saddle, HARNESS $ ErNMK
iNUF.4CT'ORH

,ay,E subscriber respectfully informs his fnchas o.
\ Nexandria. and its vicinity that he has es'aG'ish
sd the above business on King street, lew "o1is
css, of Nessrs Krr Fhzhugh's Grocery store uhue'
the dire c,ion and superninhdence of ASDhk~ - .,,
w.. ,ho viii manufacture and keep tor sale Oh IL.
49,, r.,s,o,ble terms and made OF the best iHaer'
ais the following articles: ,,,on
r:e,,i-nen's lest upholstered, PLAIN ana o"'b'o'
II;as. ladies' best and cou'm"n do briH'e' mar
,;m.i. yalisses and saddle bags OF all H'nusi o9
t,.sL leather travelling trunks. and brussss carr
,rrsitin, bags hair and fancy trunks ana whps VI an
Ind: bcs, coach and gs harness. common 90 %,
r;ol. wago, and cart do. Together SIN ever! a''e'.
=" ,dd;,,on to the experience OF the conductor W
,s business. he has procured the aid oil ~ork""''
sua,, ,,,chnond. W. considered one OF ''e oeS' %"
' mas =; ,, -t.le. who NIT nds introducing the
WIRE SPRING SADDLE, ,.r,
.,,0s M bims.Ii ID i!,d-,) which, Tor DURABILITY
80 o., the rider and horse, is tar superior !" ANY
a.'s a sadd,e ever offered to the public -,
'cso,l-men are solicited to call ana eSa'''"e '''
model ,,. .,,o,,,s, notice and IL
,,. hes, s,y,e All orders thankfully rsoeT.u "'''
promptly executed
oct 5-diw aeotfst Jan , pr.d.rcks
1b. teesburg Genius Of Liberty, and freaeF 'aa
L,,.r Wa, arena will insert the above d. all" DC
their accounts to H. D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
Maryland Motel .

TIVE subscriber rc,pectfully informs his Maryland
friends and the publIc generally. that he has taken
that large and commodious establishment at the lower
end of ofe street, at the Steam Bst Ferry Landing
lately fitted up in handsome style. where he is pro-
vded with every thing necessary 10 tie convenience
aud comfort Of travellers and hopes, b, the srciest
attention 20 his business and his best exertions 10
please. meri the patronage of all who may honor
him with their company
During the season, he will be supplied with the hes,
o, sters Canvass back Ducks &C which will be serv
ed to individuals parties ia the handsomsst manner
His Bar will he furn,shrd with the best Liquors.
nov 8--eo3i john TO>EY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10

Mn. SxowpEN-I send YOU cure TOR the
Eerer and 4r"e-if YOU think proper to give 1t
a place for the benefit of The public The cure
has never vet failed in removing the most ooSo-
nate cases. ~"
Take drachms Venice Treacle.
: I" best red Or Lima Bark.
S -spoonsfull Lemon or Lime juice
6 -. best Port Wine;
Mix all together, and take 1t IN the interhe-
date DAYS, SHOULD the chils and levers De every
other day: if the chlis and levers De day, !sSe
the medicine every morn'ng-ha.t an hour oe'"'s
hreatiast. before dinner. and before going to bed
at each time table-spoonstull.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
Geo. y. H0ugM

s now opc ming an addition to / is I'll. NUPPif,
: which renders his assortment very complete
,mongs, which arc:
super blue, .el,ye brown, and black cloths; cadet
mixture and drabo; rose. point, and Mac N'naw Dian
ke,s: SUM- common, and low priced cas>inets and
l,nseys; n ,nnels bszss, and fgured table covers;
Gurnse, frocks for laborers; superhe merno shhj>;
black and ass red mernos, CircassIsns; and bobbs
zetes; hstes and Norwich grapes; Italian lu>tr,hgs
rro lie maps, aud satin !evannes sc. M,n nni NO
meas mohair aud wOrstrd hose, SEINE very h"e; An
ola and six 10; wide and u,trow bangupS; 'car"r
teens Canton A ,nncs for IN, rcha.t t4i!or' scotch
caps iFsh knit hose
Real Gernan,ownhaf host; long anA .qrare mrrno
sh wis; Tablet dn white canes-hair DO bar'eEf and!
ether fancy hdkfs steel Aid fancy buttons; black and
coor.d ,ss,ing Superior gslIoons aud Sho- rbbonsi
black cotton ferrcts and furniture binding; SIX STOCKS
and cr,vats; caicns co,oreA and Waite canbcS; cross
barred ditto; super plain book muslin; handa"""S and
cbopp.s; ir-h nens and lawns; linen and men cam
ric htkf; Irish, 3srnsley Russia and domestic dia
pers; damasx napkins; patent ami other pm; sp"o
AMI thread floss; mems io-ki and woodstock glove
lad - do some scarlet, beautiful ariicle; black
pink md hite grapes, m.rsins canvas; "'he's Ia"
CIV brushes &c; with general as or'incht Oh
DOJIES 1IC GOODS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
ya,,,es y. GWWN eli, NJ. y.
DENTIST.

aNESPECTFUIIY ,nformsthec itlzens and vish"rs
Ia of Aiexandia 'ha, he may be 'consn,.en AZ ~
II r,.,c,,,, iiotel. on The first andHi-d wthNES
nAy IN every month, from o'clock. A. NJ until
,.nL,o.,
the unit.d;tates' Bank snd the Presidents rouse
washington City, orlef, at Mr. u Ciageo's "o'e''"
Alexandria, will be punctuall! attended TO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
CATALOGUES of Sale; Bank Checks, with
q or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Corent; Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
c;ai Blanks: Bills of Lading; Policies OF lnsur-
auce: Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia NO
nee: Hand, Hat. Shoe. Window, Shop, Tobac-
On Horse. and Show Bills; with every other de-
scription of LErrEn-PREss PRIsTISo. CARDS.
Kills. Checks, SC. printed either in rcd, blue,
green, yellow. or black
LOTTERY BILLS
Of every description for sale at 'his Once.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
HoA~Ains NHuse.

NHVs REBECCA MILLS returns thanks tor past
wi f.yors, and Informs the pubic that she Us pre-
Dared to accommodate HnArders al her mouse on ~"
:: ', ,u, ! mrs north OF the second Presb terrain
s> 81 oct 20-w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10

Virginia State Lottery.
r. s R,nsf, of the Petersburg Beneroient '!eehan'c
f0' -" iesociation Class No. l.
YATES i MciN YRE, Managers)
,,,;u h Drawn in Peersburp on FRIDAY the I'm NOV
WI" e e VUWBERS 10 DRAH " B.4ILOI%
r;re of $4,000 prize of S5.oOo
, do of 10000 10 prizes of l'ooo
do of 5000 10 do Of ooo
r;che,ss As; halves 3 So; quarters -.
80 in ysriet. OF numbers at the Once Oh
=. GORSE,
Lottery aud Eaeaa"se Broker -a!'ra"d''a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last, by the Kew Wm'
Jackson. Mr.. GEORGE GLASGOW, TO MIS- IAN
van J.coBs, all OF this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
kiaN,s

~ tinnaf> sch Ni-b0Oks. &c.
ELIZ.a KENNEDY offers for sale:
DAPER.-Foolscap, Nos. /, q and 8; letter.
l. os. /, :, snG ), blue and pnrs ''ne,' h"'' pa
per, git and embossed, prntint, kentish caps car
ridge tow and straw appnK; "ran,ns' m"% pp|..
tracing paper; white, black, bue, yellow ana reds
u.u.;c rr,: iy,r, md sand napcr.
PAPER HANGINGS and RORDERS-a
prea Va ut: - Gc,d silver, ,nd emoo'scu "or",rs'
bandbox. bonnc, pinIers and Bristol boards the At
SCHOOL BOOKS great variety, late edi-
ACCOUNT BOOKS.-Ledgers journals, day
books ie ter and j. vnic- BOOKS; ,Ph r"y copy re-
GO. N, a., memorandum books, whole and hAif bound
[pu,lc ,fc,s, Merchants and others can nave BOOKS
made to .r Orders, I'll short notice. TO any P'ncu'
,r,..,. u, g. ,sto e i, r spec'fu.i' solicit
NAUTICAL BOOKS.-Charts, and seamen's
.,a, fy,i ,cr -.rpuoE; ''"uch "i"l "'ho' ~
INK.-KiLdcr's superior writing black and
Ind, TX fin" I'D - T.. =,
GOLD Warranted goih ano s"'rr
STATIONARY. Quilts, OF al descriptions
| .f-rs of all colors; notor,aI dc :; b n, vas;
lors; pencils black and red 'eadi ever o.. - $50
cameis hair. GRAY IN and slstr; water coloi.'
! sn,.Il. mink md blue saucers; India ."boer' g.
and boards; b.ckg ,mrnon boards; csrds. VISIT nS q
biant aii sizes; conversation, Geographical aud pay,
ing; Rodgers cutlery, penknves, razo'ssno sc'
soT,; mathematical instruments; scales ana oWos"S
slues water stamps, hlack ssnl portfolios, pocAes
books and wallets; tape messurer, PINK APE H'o
braid, ivory bone, and lockwood f",ders; domino. -
ds,cc,ed and pocket msp~, ivory, horn' bocS ooas
rocket. dressing ami her combs variety OF o'sw,
mrs engravings, and Autographs tor scrap oo0k' ana
tables, &c tCr:c"~. -
PERU Namely: cologne water, lst
ID apd Sd qusl,; n. Fiorida aud lavender do' nsSn
milk Of rose improve. shaving cake; CO meue sIaHs
,f various odory; Windsor soap, otto OF rose ~ssnn.
Otto Of rose lip sslve, pearl powder, ph.hs; oea
oil esprt dc rose double es;rph dorsnge, colo cream
hone, water restorative lotion for the tech snd sums'
carbonc dentilrice, hair power, pomatum' ee 80
prcpar,d b, n Smith Penis, and warra"'eo e9".'
r 20, nm r,nr g. ANY in ported
: MEDICINES. Lees patent family meoi'
lc;n winch have stc.d the test OF long e1Per'.".e'
-. .n,roy.d and valuable remedies janet sh"'a's'
ne,i,c ~. ndfmd's superfne veto" hsrk' &C. &c
GLOBES.-A pair of IS inch globes ~lta
comu...,, ard qu.drsn, complete; on when arc en-
sr,yrd ,h. niscov. riss IF Franklin. Parry and Hos:
.ro mans OF the United states, OH rol'ers; oy H. o.
\ T.pnrr An. quantt "f O.
BOOK binders Tools and Materials, &C. &C.
1y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
New tancy havawuse Store.
JOHN MUIR
DESPECTFUIiY announces Ia the public that he

JOHN MUIR
RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the public that he
q has commenced The
Fancy H3RDU.ARE BUSINESS
in the house opposite the Meciaics' Sank, Gently
occupied by Mr. Vansant, where he he has on sale,
in considerable variety selection of such articles
is usually kcptin stores Of the sna; comprising
OfHousehoM Uensiis-Knives and forks, car
vers, steels. andro"s tougs sd ,uoveis, enders
spoons, ladies, Swimmers waters c'ffe mills. sit rs
caudescks SHUTTERS and :; iron, tin, and bell me-
tai kettles; saucSpans; wAffie, sad and gr!G irons;
chimn'y hooks curtain pins, bellows, spittons, bias
kets coal holds and shovels, SC general assortment
If cASTiNGs, CO Hprsng pots, ovens, skilets. and
rons ed cs extra I'LL. mortafs an, utstl,s &C
Of Carpenters 7ools-PIanes and irons, au-
ger. gmlets. chlsels gouges, quar,s rules, bra
crs and bits files rasps, nails screws, sprgs, locks
istches bolts hinges hammers bat he's. &C
Of SaddIeyy-Stirrups. bits, buckles, Whips.
thongs cotton, worstcd, and sirrlnnS web; Cars Ill
moun,ngs spurs plated knobs slides rings and hooks,
Gu, ,scks. nrrdlcs. awl hammers, &C
Of hoenakers' Endings-knves, thread,
avis, tacks, raspS, files. ubbers, pincers, hammers
hafts punches heel ball, sand paper, web, sparrow"
bills. br.llcs, irons, Nc.
OF misunderstanding, hearth, busting, nail,
comb tooth head clulh sia ing table, scrub, paI!.,
hors- cru'nh, shoe. wall, &C.
| Msceilane0uS-Curry combs; trace, halter,
| and back band chains; dog collars canes "onbs bu'
tons needless pins scissors, penknives, r.zprs straps,
soap, and Cases; cotton, Wool and horse cards; but
cher aud halves; spades shoves, ,roweis, wood
SAWS, spectacrs thmbles, cOmnode and glass knobs,
| gilt and svered lace, Iisscs and cord, &c. &C.
which will BE- disposed OF upon reasonable terms
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing are solicited To give
him call. it is his purpose TO sell at very Shall
advance. Persons who do not wish to purchase arc
also requested to CALL as he will he pleased to Sc any
who come either to purchase or look
| D--PO3 STWSW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
DR.AUS THIS DAl.

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 81 for $780,
win he drawn IN the City of New York on "e""e'
.;s> ,h- l0th ef Noven'ner
Dnap1TAI pRIZES OF 10 600
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
NA1,ng Nysou Yea.

VDUNG iI,su1 tea &c very superior quality. Mel
ville'- cargo, chests, hall chests AMI boxes for
safe by -. Y 'hH"No'E w.
nov 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10

.NOtlCo.
FINDER the authority of a Decree f the County
u Court OF Fairfax in the case Of Thomas Swami,
omplainsnt sga;ns' the Exe cutor OF Levi Stone, de-
ceased and H. r. Chichester Defendants, the sbscri.
Der will offer for SALE at public auction. At the front
door Of thu Court Mousr Of Fairfax rou'tv. ut one
O'Clock, p 81. on the 18Th day Of NorerIter next.
-. II ZR.3CT OF LIND
p-,s1sS Pohick Kun III. sand County. adjoining
Ia' the lands OF Jno Golfers heirs, re''r "uI-
IL ,er's heirs Doctor m Gunnel!, and d. p.
Chichester, suppo-.d m'an
i61 Acres.
The quantity viii hvr ever. be accurately ascertain
ell b. the day of sale Terms Cash.
X. l. TAYLOR,
oct % Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book sale closed,

4 7 Whites Auction rooms THIS EVENING. com.
"A mrncng at ! past s O'Clock, where will be sd
the remainder Of that large collection offered Mon.
da, and tuesday evenings.
Although there has been two large sales out of the
collection, the assortment still good. II consists Of
areneral collection Of
Classical, Miscellaneous, and School BOOKS.
gres, number # them wrre not offered At formes
saes-For further information, purchasers inyt.
ed to cal the Store, where the Books exdy
for examination. nov 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10

Extract o.! a letter from an American Sehue
man Of intelligence at Paris. dated 7th OCTOBER
to his correspondent in Baltimore, ,a
France and Paris are perfectly Tranquil
Their domestic peace aud happiness was serious us
IL threatened. however, some weeks ago. " "''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-10

Cotton Duck.
A FULL assor,men; CT Crooks Cotton Duck for
n sale by - { e EENCNE Co
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RooK g. JOB PRINTING

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sSiVE tons Russia hemp, for sale by
r. noy9 \. G.. CNHENOVE Co