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phhadelphia Jackets

5UStFH HANDS (CANAL LINZ ]
~ One vessel of this
S3N LINE OF PACKETS,
So uilllesve Philadelphia for the District OF Co
sIumbia, DIRECT, every five days, say 5-lo
-%O-25 and S0th of each month, until further no.
f0' freight, which will be reduced 20 per cent on
8" sqtare gonds Apply to-
s9SEPH HIND, No,7. North Wharres, Phia.
n KENNEDY Washington.
wv MORGAN. Georgeto,rn
STEPHEN SHIlN 3lerandria
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For weight.

,e The SUPERIOR coppered ship VIRGINIA. W.
}Ss vo,rel. master, viii be ready for cargo m
isTdYs' "PP' wM. FOwLE & Co.
WIN haye.for sale said ships cargo ct
1880 bushels .ss s,e oO,'se liverpool Salt
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Rocky Mount Naces i.

rLaiE RACES will commence at Rocky
- Mount. Franklin Gonrt.Honse, on Wed
nesday the 9TH day Of October, 1880
The first dava sweepsiake, mil heats. three
YEARS. old Colti entrance Twenty Dollars.
Second day, two mile heats for $780, entrance
$40.
Third day for the Proprietor's purse, entrance
go
Inc entrance Of each day to go with thu
purse. Ihe eash for every day will be pad
~ the Prair eior. and free FOR any Ho 40, Mara
or Geldm ",eept the 6r.t days racing. which
will be confined to colt. faiseh within The coun
y. and governed by tho Rules ana Regulations
ofthe Rocky Mount Jocky Club, which are
NEARLY the same Of the New Market Jockey
Club, only new modelled and adapted 10 suit
the changes Of the manner of ranning. The
Proprietor will be prepared To accommodate all
toreign horses with good stables and every
thine nete'safy. THOMAS HALE,
=. Proprietor ol The Rocky Mount Racc Course
Sept. 81 Q,
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highly thought nj. Our toils AMI our iaboFs
will then BE- rewarded by the Smiles aud the
appreciation of the good and the learned of u,
town aud OF the community At large. Win
what pleasing anticipation do Look forward 10
that happy day Genius and talents aud viz
ine vii be sure 10 meet its reward J II will
be n bright aud happy day, my friends, TO
eaah aud all Of rs, II behold each other adsan-
ring in knosledge aud learning, and improving
the talents witch by nature Is impian ed Within
as Lei p,ess ON for the prize which awaits
Us. Every thing Is within onf grasp. PFrse.
seranee will effect wonders Lei usonly but lay
our shoulders 10 the wheel, AMI the work must.
aud megiihhly will, go on. Bui entertain not
the most distant iden, thai any members OF this
sneIety Will be lacking OF that nuPTey anil
frmness aud zeal Tor the welfare md the good
olthis institution, which Is, aud which " ~ In,
required OF him. | am confident thai every
gentleman within hearing OF my voice, will lend
his hes, efforts IN the promotion OF 50 good aud
so lauflnble an undertaking.
Debating Societies IN all ages. and III all parts
OF the world. have always received The appro-
baton aud the support oi The good, the leaned
aud the wse-ihe paramount obleets OF winch
societies Is, 10 nfnse hghI, learning aud knou.
| ledge throughout the community IT large. u
| u good cause. II ,.an hono,abe, aud n
landablr institution Debating societies are oi
no late dalr. We ,an iraue lis origin back ma
| ny centuries ago.
Where is the Nlfginian indifferent 10 thu
calls oil u noble ambllion 40 regardless oil IN,
great MI upon which the splendid renown -
hs state Is established the divine nrt oi ora
tory I WI The Tree bora sons Of the land oil
Jefferson. II Madison aud of Henry br back
VIVID ~ his good cause Will The Young ,ned
oil on town manifest greater degree oil care.
irssnnss and negligence in the promotion al ~
praise 7orlhy mn rliott, than TIM Young mrr
Il or nelghborlng iownsf No say TIM
they viii not II Ikno" the young men o
Lynchburg Alright, they will be second To ho.e
IN his united land OF Liberty, IN poin, u
general knowledge aud literary nitunments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

Il PURSUANT 10 n deed OF trust. execnfed IN
y The sdbseriber by John H. Duncan. aud
'"ls recorded ~ Amherst ooun Y court Clerks
Once. Tor purposes IN sad deed specified,
sbalI sell, TO the highest bidder for cash. nj ne
tes,denre OF Daniel L. Coleman. m the eo,,,v
aforesaid. on the sixth day Of October, the fol
owing property, II vii a lie estate 10 a negro
gri slave, by the name OF Ghenar, three bors es
all the stock oi cate, DC. enc OF cart, all the
plantation tools, mud household and Kitchen
fnfnhnfe. nnh every other item of property
conveyed 10 me "a said trnst deed
Aetms NJ trustee. sbal convey such otle AZ
IL vssied IA ,ne aud none othsr In. ahoy.
deed beafs date the loth lay of Jnne, 1929.
JOHN ". BRoADDUs.
Sept q II
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ST yefzs altefasTds, 10 repeated Us act Q T
piracy and as he practice seemed 10 answer.
many merchants adopted II. aud built io,i II
protect the ifahe.
Lieut.. Gen. Lord AYiner has been annnin=
ted Captain Geoeral aud Governor in Chief OF
the tanndhs, New Brun.niek aud Nova scotia.
SIR James Kemp. ths predecessor IS relieved
at ms Own request.
WHY Is The government of France. since the
capture oi Alg,ers, like the Sun Dye give II
upf Because n rules The DeQ.
Al the late Commencement IN New Haven.
| Conn. the degree of l.. l.. u. was conferred
IN The Hon. Thomas ). Gtnnke, of Charleston,
;. {. on the Hon Henry Baldwin. Judge of
the Supreme Court Of the United States aud on
ian. III zar zoo nth 81 NV llasen.--lbe
degree ot ID. u. wns conferred On Rev. Ralph
Emerson, Professor OF Ecelesastieal History,
andoser. Snty nine graduates were admitted
10 the degree OF A. b.
New Orleans paper, Of The lin inst pre-
SCENTS the follo.ng hill Of fate. Ms the Enter.
tatnme,gs q NE Uetk " \ bull hait, fghi
between rhcaon and an alligator. seven duets,
rat hunt aud a dog fghr'
| ptosiaeal acinr, performing the part oi
! Augustus. IA the Tragedy of Cntnu, dafms y
! A''' '''''i' 'Niiilth MS tifiiidlt Hfhsbutf ~
cold, hY lhe wy uh-R aman like action nj ruth
hing his minds together. \ lev audible hiss.s
from snme elbsstc spectators inihe pm reminded
the performer oil ofhis wanf Of noble hearing
Moth ng diseenefrled. the aotnr with alona
oath, exclaimed, "ldiois n Roman knows insl
as vel as Christian when the therinometoi
marks fifteen degrees bflaw zelot'
Quilt are things that are sometimes taker
/ from the al AL
| opinions q another.
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OySpepsia SuveA.

City Of New York. Sept 3D. 1880
n consider tim ol an agreement tins day
n entered into with John Dove, OF Richmond,
Virginia lhereb, constitute aud appoint him
my Agent in and for the state of Var inia.
o HALoIED.
CITY IF hehn ond, L Street Empowered
by The above, now offer my services 10 thu
afflicted with Dyspepsn. Having just ratprned
rom New York. where bad ample opporluol-
Ties OF testing The entire efficacy of said Hal
sted's method Of cure, by daily intercourse AMI
conversation with IRON 10 to 20 OF MS patients,
whose Diseases mad resisted the ablesl medical
advice IN Europe and America aud have no
hesitation III prononncing IT sale, certain aud
permanent WHEN ell Understood and faithfully
prachsed. JOHN DOVE.
sep. -. 6wI
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED., On the 2lta mt by the Rev.
JON ). Lee EDWIN n. WOOD5ON 10 Miss
MAaA 6oLDlN, all Of Lynehbnrs.
-. on The III inst by the ltev. Feeder.
lek kaaler NATHAN SPECIE 10 Miss Eli
"a ALLEN all oil Campbeli county.
-, on Sunday the bih nat. by the Rev
Mr.. Hoerel. at the residence Of GYM Nm
tlnk, in st Louis. ('issoor,.) Nalp, 5. N
kEARNti, Of The L. ). Army. II Mss Ma
Ky RADEORD.
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Spleaaia foods.

- fRAYED or stolen, from my stable, on
- Friday night last, SORREL HORSE,
about 4years oil. upwards of five feet high,
with small white spot in his face no other
white about him thai | recolleci Ola long
tail. scarcely any main, owing to his having
rnbbed II of-paces very wei bur trots indi-
iersniiy, very Dad among other horses. viii
give any person five dollars that will deliver
The said horse 10 me, living in Lynchburg.
SAMUEL STEELE
Sept 27 Is
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4 Biographical Sketches. Under this head
we continue to copy from the Albany DAILY
Advertiser, its interesting notices OF lhe most
conspicuous actors IN the French Revolution.
Among those, in our paper this morning,
is sketch of Poiignac-who, it would seem,
has some good points as man, although he
seems 10 be politician Of the seventeenth cen
turv, rather than The nineteenth. We recon-
mend th,se Sketches to the perasal oil the rea.
der. They will refresh the memory of those
who havp knowledge Of history, and viii stand
measurably in the lieu of history TO those who
have 10 acquaintance with II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

Delfgatea eqaai u ne representation n Zach
STATE in Congress. 70 another Convention to
assemble in Baltimore on the Goth September,
1881, for the purpose OF nom mating candidates
Tor President aud Vi President Of the United
States, and for the transaction Of such other
business rs the cause OF Anii-alasonry may re-
qnne.-fudgei
-AaoD-
Mains.-Maine has gone for the Administra.
tim. A majority OF the next Legislature, rs
well asthe Governor. are of this political cast
It's supposed that the majority fpr Smith is
1000 over Hunton for Governor
Itrmoai-In this State. The administration
party IS completely defeated Tie following
Is The political complexion OF her mex, Legs
iainre Fur Clay l21, Anli-Masonic It, Jack
son %
II We are authorised 10 say that LUCAS
?. THOMPSON, Esq. declines being Candi
date for the House ofDe legates NJ the ensuing
election in The county Of Amhersf.
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Up The Anti Masonic National Convention
has adjourned. They made no nomination of
President or Vice President aud indeed we
know not what they did do. Before they ad-
journed, however, they passed a resolution,
urging all persons in the respective States OPP
posed to secre, societies, to elect number of
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twenty noiiars Reward.
Sept q

Il , UAAWAY from the lower Plantation 81
u a the late Capt Walden, lying m pmsyl.
vhnh county. On olhunion river, nbon, SIT
miles belnw Ghamblebs' Ford, aud abonl two
miles above Gore Creek on the 1Oh If Au.
gust ihsi, negro man named SAM, abou,
iofiy i've year cid, i've let nine or ten inches
h'gh ibin .isage. hish nose, "A little de- hair
somewhat gray md lnile bald Any person
VINO VII fstaro sati negro Ia his oYefseer, or
either III rs, 81 secure him IN any jail so we get
hin again, shall be paid the above reward.
JOEL + ADAMS, -,
MchD. WALDEN, IA -.
sept. q 3w'
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TRUST SALE,
OH mo OH

nDURsuANf To a deed of trust. eiecoled 10
a the subscriber by john b. Duncan, bear
lng date Tho 9Th day of June, is2o. AMI duly
recorded IN the Clerks office oil Amherst conn-
" court Tor certain purposes specified in said
deed, shall eel, to the highest bidder. for cash
NJ the residence III Daniel l.. coleman, IN Am
herst county. on "Wednesday the 6ln day of
October neAi, the following negro slaves. keu-
ben, heli, james. slep0ey. Jefferson, Grace,
John, fhillis aud Billy. 1he sad slaves will bo
sold Tor and during the natural HE Of the sad
John d. Duncan. and hpnh mi sufficient :.
cardy will be reapirnd of the purchasers IN
have them forthcoming Al his DEATH 10 DANIEL
h. aud Mary Coleman, children Of Edmund l..
Coleman, deed
Acting MS trustee, shah convey only such
title rs Is vested IN me lay sad deed md nous
other JOHN " BItoADDu5, Trustee
S,pt % al.
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e. I)IJCiTIt,S.-

e. DUCATION.-fne nal sess,oa
n oi my eehoal VII Commence on line 97ln
instant. Terms fur the session. If } mouths.
For beginners sl2 50
fof those more advanced ID
No pupil y III be recei4ed for ess time than
from he day OF entry In The end Of the sossion.
shall be assisted by NV sister Martha.
n. u. My School will he removed 10 house
helon ing to Jrhu Williams, in the neigbot
hood of my residence
X. y. TONNLEY.
eib mo OH Ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

II Du07s Extra Shset, announcing that the
West India ports had been opened, led to a
great rise aud immense speculatons in Wheat
and Flour in the interior of The country, par
ticnlarly in the Western States. Many
purchasers will he seriously injured by this
falsehood, which was known to be such 10y
Duff. when he announced it in his Iet-te,graph
Extra,-and which he issued solely to have
an effect on the Maine elections. lie accom-
compshed thai object and he Iiale cares if
all who were deceived by him should be ruined
by purchases, made in consequence Of his false
statements. The Government should not per
init its printer to deceive the people in this
manner, when they know, as they did IN this
case, that his statements are false.
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OBITUARY

DEPARTED this lle, on 2lsi September
vi. 5nEkkoD WILTON, OF bedford IN
tbe 3lth year Of his age.
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Female School.

~ iSS Ann b ] GORDON begs leave 10
w inform her patrons and friends. thai the
next SESSION Of her school will commences on
Monday The fourth of nest month. (Oetober1
! erns As heretofore, Ten dollars ior the sessIJo
oi five months.
IL The subscriber residing convenient 70
several of the hesi female Schools in town,
would take "a few bosfdffs ri BIO per month.
JOHN N. GORDON
Sept %. 4tif
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CoMMuXtGArioN-Fo,l he PR MN.

Lgactbag. Ia. S,pt Is, 1880.
We. the undersigned. were appointed a com
mi'iee b, q The Lynehbntg lMfltk Henry De.
balihR Society, = 10 whit upon you. and quest
tint you give rs Tor publication, u copy OF the
excellent address dehgerrd by YOU thai So.
cirty on The l7ib inst
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pee i,il
" Al..M LAMBERT,
J A.DAViS,
JOHN II. SPEED
To M Jus iirGo ord

Lgaelbarg. lsh Sept 1870.
GnSrtEmEN IL gives me pleasure 10 A.
knowledge the receipt OF your polite note oil
lis morning. requesting copy ol my hastily
prepared address but whilst feel naltefea by
this mark Of your respect, II IL with nnieigned
reluctance thai Consent II is publication
In compliance, however, with the request al
the society am induced 10 racose II In you.
relying on the indulgence oflhr readc, Of thi.
my fl 81 aud yer, leelle aiiemnt.
nm, gentlemen, your most obedient
anl very hntnbie servant,
JAMES M,COKD
10 Mesgrs Haliam " Lanberi, Jordan i
Dapis an% JOHN H. Speed, Committee Of In
Lynchdug Pdtr,ck HHg Debalaig 3oc,eig.'
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cordial sentiments Of amity which your Gov.
ernment has professed towards ours, since the
illustrious General Jackson became President.
The Council Of Ministers has apprised me Of
the frank, conciliatory and friendly manner
with which YOU have d~eported yourself in your
relations wi III il, since your arrival in this conn
Try. I could no, have expected any other be-
havior from al Envoy, nominated BY the vrne-
rable patrio, who has been elevated 10 the First
Magis,racy of The great Republic Of the United
States, by his own merits, and by the voice of
the people. hope, sir, that you will impart to
this distinguished parsonage, my sentiments of
respect and admiration. The time has been,
when the analogy which exists between his ca
reer and my own, gave me a lively in,eres, in
his destiny. Communicate, likewise, to your
Government, the ardent desires Of ours, for The
conservation of the good harmony which for,u
nately exists between Colombia and the coun-
try Of the immortal Washington,
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p.,,u -By the arrival Of the orig Caroline
-, New York, adyices are received from Rio
: ,siro to the I4,h January inclusive. The
rDrsror was sill feeble from The effects of his
,,,l,n, but had returned with he Empress
nd hi, suite TO the Imperial P lace. lie Deum
,,j been celebrated and rrjoioings had taken
p'sce
A sale og 900 ki!a;es Of polished diamonds
Va, to rskg place on The 18Th, and on the 2ls'
, ,L, q n.blic sccuri ie, for specie, sufficient
70 ,amplee The loan Of 6 100000 mi'reis III
note, Of tie Bank, decrerd by the law OF 18Th
Nov. 1877
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COLOMBIA.

On the l6h of January iase Mr.. Moore,
Minis. er to CoIombia, was presented 10 the
,jbrr,,or Pr, sident Bolivar, on which occasion
following addresses were inrerchanged:
Mr. NooRE's ADDRESS TO PRESIDENT BOIL
Al
In ,enGering 10 your Excellency my congra-
.aious upon YOUR safe arrival al Bogota, l
lnpor withhold tue EXPRESSION Of my sausiac-
tia, he cause which occasioned your alb
sace ha, ceased 10 exist. ! allude 10 the war
18th Peru, and that that contest is happily TER
and ,ha all the relations OF peace and
.miw are again established, between the two
|~geDpllCs
To one feeling, as | do, the deepest solici'
w., for the happiness and welfare OF his re-
|gli,, the presence Of your Exceliency al a
;"lancIure so interesting as the present, must
), mo,e than ordinarily gratifying. The Con-
gra hlresd with the high functions OF giving
% The Nation a form OF Government, is low
l'subled in TINS capi al; aud, aided by your
|EI,rlency's .xprrience, and animated by your
piro'l,n, ! hAter myself that its labors Will
tSai, III The adopunn Of q system OF organic
3",hb'ral anG enlightened in its character,
Ad cl'cala ed TO secure 10 Colombia the en-
oymtni Of all he blessings Of civil liberty.
aeP-eseO,ing a country which, like this,
ch'''sd It's independence by d dubious and
~io'rAc'ed struggle. and which, having passed
Trough he ordeal Of a revolution, and through
ne ~cithcuIi, and emblrrassments always in
"I'n'Al 10 great political changes, has es ao-
Aa'd government, which, for its simplicity
i 'aeaDress, and for the unrestricted enjoy
H'h' II secutes 10 its citizens, Of all political
" s'Il'i nights, may Justly challenge the re.
SV0t mankind, it would be natural, that l
'-'l De Impressed with a concern for the haai
""''s u a country whose present CONDITION
I'nsy assemblies that Of my avn, Of the
~.u>"n ot It's revolutionary conflict. This
%'"en'I Is common TO the people OF the Unit
S'a'S'' AID all classes and parties unite In
wing The totr'ute, he talents and patriot
!" displayed by your Exc,llencv, and your he
'''dln'ors, IN The rroenI bloody and desc
"s contest with Spain; and This feeling is
s"enaned BY any, with more ardor and en-
"Nm' man by that venerable patriot, the
Sn' |hlet Magistrate OF the Union; whose
-lSnee In The purity Of your motives, and
nsen,
m, IS"' NE to remark, in conclusion, that IN
IN'eiency's absence, my intercourse with
sT'eehment has been OF the most frank and
characters; and that, on all occasions,
'ouhd lis members consolidating in their
4, 4sn'' liberal in their policy, and just in
determinations and to maintain this
n, "ul Of intercourse, and the cordial rela-
~" suoSis,ing between our respective
"Ns' my exertions shall be sincere, deci-
S'u a%nin'eImiuing.
PRESIDENT BOLIVAR'S REPLY.
TRANSLATION.
Tour mission has been very satisfac.
SMe Government, and particularly to me
."'oees the interest with which The peo-
'"e United States regard US, and the
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,A\Aie A0tel.

The subscriber respectfully in'oI"'
GyfA the pubGc that he has taken the house 80,
aI6I pie; I by the %i:ses Lacey and more to 's sse"%,
~ THOMAS j. holland, where he is PREPARE a nav f.vor
God,,e. in the best manner, all those VINO may
him with a call ub;ch the above stand
p re sssi;:, and r sn'dn Be s'a unnecessary on the e. part e,,, of ,se
s upo" : = desire to render n. s. s naass' 10 all ''''s
may please to call ROBERT sHAcELErT-
,,a;. Feb. 10. Is3O-feb l2-lm
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by WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

AN Thursday, the first day Of april "er!, at eleven
- O'Clock, 4. NJ. at the Reading Room in the to%n
of Alexandria, | shall oftr at public sale, tor cash. the
following property belonging to me eHoec 'AeS
SiiSJSSE situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, on the
Ms road from Alexandra to Mount Vernon, TOT.
-. merly the property of Francis Adams, known
by the name of 1.-The "Gum Spring" containing, as per
deed, two hundred and fourteen acres now unuer fe"'
to Arlimesa Reardon.
A LOT, corner of Montgomery and "a.
trick streets, containing two acres, on which IS smah
brick tenement, now occupied by Philip Dugan,
Another LOT, on the south side OF King
street, fronting thereon 10 f.et. and extending back
(supposed 100 feet.) On this lot is a two story frame
house occnnied by Mrs. Solomon as a millinery store.
Also, another LOT, on the south side Of
Duke street. fronting thereon 81 feet 80 inches. ana
a small frame house, now occupied by Mrs; K,roy'
Collector of the Customs.
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rox. P,ss,egs.-By the last advices from
,,.,rool, it appears that several vessels from
~, country had very long passages out, he
.of he 18Th of December from New
YAH did moi arrive at Liverpool, un'il'h 18th
Lr0,rv, aud a ship from Savannah had so
laws passage.
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FWSale

A Sober, careful, and expert carriage driver g. anu an
a active Svs brisk dining room servant, about Is years airs
of ace. I will sell to a good master, together WIN uIs ms
wife aged abou, %, with a male child ~ mo aee.'s Sani
to cleaning our d W. march II
Printer,
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Hibernian Society.

V\HE anniversary meeting Of the Hibernian Society,
Il will be held on next Wednesday morning the l7th
instant at 10 O'Clock, in Brook Lodge Room, on st.
Asaph-street. CHARLES MURRAY, Secretary.
N b. Persons disposed to join this charitable asso-
citation will sig nifty their wish to any one of the pem,
bers
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n,cv ~ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
", ,.r,riye from the statement presented
p,u,,,pr General, 10 the House Of Re-
, on Thursday, in pursuance Of a
10, If tine House, tha, the nett amount OF
r,criyed in the District, for the year
T., March Slst, 1929, is, Tor
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Five Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY Fl, IN the subscriber on the 9th instant,
IL negro Matilda, the property of Lieut. " S. New
ton; Matilda is about S feet 2 inches high and very like
", her clothing she will probably change as she has a
great variety, her favorite dress is blue domestic and
handkerchief t~astefnlly tied round her head she is re,
mark ably fond of chewing snuff. The above reward
viii be paid if taken out oftown, or one dollar iftaken
within The Corporation and delivered to me.
march l5--eo3t }. s. EMERSON,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
VARIETY AUCTION. TINS EvENISo, At bis Auc-
' ton Store, DRY 4 ARTICLES.
ALSO,
A collection of new and valuable BOOKS, MAPS,
ENGRAVtNGS. &c. march IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-15

ssx,rg, on Friday, after a long sitting
n,;,r business, confirmed The appoint
Gu ANTHONY BurLFs, as Charge des
''a % the Republic of Mexico, and OF
.r,r WEST, as Charge des Af1lres 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-15
.sotice.

A SALE OF NEGRoES-men, women, and chill
"A dren will take place at Mr.. Cats Tavern, West
End, on MONDAY, The 18Th Of March.