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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
Carryalls, Gigs. &c. =.

81 G 81 Gin I'm HE'D, and for sale. ,,,,..
an ,s =, rarf' 5, af the very fes, ,af'iy
horse W""oo. p Also ihree light ? and '' J.
4so a nm h. s"a '%o G'rs. los. Cor r anu .
large 5ta y "ana' and Tor .aIe nuabpr o.
or used IN ei,a s5,l"oe Tor earng fine s5ae,
Jul ,l9 LIAM BURD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
Shoe Store and Mandatory.
Jo CHILL

r. As on hand, nj bis Siofe. teKi door above
- DR.. llowel Dawes. general assortment
Of ahoss, al bis own aud Northern mannfac
tnre which be ailsfs af the lowest prices. Al.o
Philadelphia made Bo5ts, at unusually low
prices. IL IS prepared 10 execute WORK, par
teuiarly ~ HE lsI,--' branch of business viii
nrnlnra. Id nruunLuI.a-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

NOR SALE OR HIRE. TIVE very likely Ne
grows. one about = ur - wears ot az,
who IS an e1celleut house srreaet aud c"ob
be- oihera boy about Is or 10 AR. ot ag".
Apply "a ,. x NJ II. GARLAND,
lun. II =
~ III e.tate 81 Geo'ga ttUci', urc. tarmsrlY
- Of the town OF LyuchhurR, haylog hsrn
recently committed 20 lhr nnI"isgn'd rs
administrator de boris non. With the will an.
nextd, by the CONT o Hastings for the Corpo
rati1n Of Lynchhufg, he adopts this method .
monty the public that he Is de>rnps 10 rlose hfs
administration MS soon rs circumstances will
permit and with tins view requests al PERSONS
indebted o sad Ell, e Ia MAXI payment Ia
him without DELAY, and those + "hom SAID
eaieie Is indebted, 10 exhibit their claims rs
speedily ~ possible, thar they may be a3jrsied.
SANL. BHhN9FOHD. Sergeant
a thu Corporation 81 LyGthhu'g, and
sdmr. do buuls non, with he viii annexed
ii George Cabeli, dee.
Ialg IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
Iul

~ THaINIi. A Rulss h0lIqo In -
g., ~ N supeHor Court Of auret'' s clsrks OF,
n"ts,t p'i'el, the ltl day Of Jua. -, Se ,0e4-
asa Sr,a eio[ OF hasem Lynch l''9 De- oa55
Inc defendants not ha.H.s ....
!, .ales ana given securly ars9g her up
by ' saay %a ,aa rales OF tbs court and to me .
tins country lis ordered s ~, - not an uhabIl,
r , On the first dsy Of tie ncxt do sp
der be 5afa,,jlb ,,s p and ts copy Of 'aa an
the town Of -. ~ SOM newspaper pra,o ,. w
ps'''o al Inc front door Of die coprfio al
'oG iI. copy-!este, : NJ, "a i.tha ,ali
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
% 30 IL. i.s t2fA T.

~a :, fkhEED Or STOLEN
~ - iron the subscribe Iiv.
lng IN Bedford county. 5 mice
northwest of New Lonann
'aa=, me An Of Jane LIST, a mouse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
heat y heat y,

: SHALL be in market all THIS season f.r
u the purchase Of Wheat. aud VII. M all
times. give IS good prices . can be cot here.
/ armets WI do well 10 give the cal
JOHN PuRViS.
Tuip 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
FE'TTGg, RQgn93p

April Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

resolution. in relation 10 the Public Lands. Mr. Web.
ser concluded after having been on tho floor for near
iy three hours; he was followed by MIR. Hayne-and,
alter brief reply from Mr.. Webster, the Senate adj
journed. No other business OF Importance trans
acted.
In the House Of Representatives, message was re.
ceved from the President In relation to the aowanc
made to Ministers of the United States abroad for ira
yelling expenses, and also to Charges for out
hs, &c. when not appointed by the President and Sc
nate IL referred, besides, to various other items OF
expenditure concerning diplomatic intercourse with
foreign nations; and among them to the charges
made, and the claims Of Con.us performing diplomatic
functions without authority, during thu vacation Of the
Office, or in the absence OF the unctonary authorized
to hl it. IL alluded to the well known Of the al.
low"nce made to VIM B. Lawrence, late Charge d'Af-
fares at London. and stated that the President had not
directed suit To compel the OF the mo-
ney paid to that gentleman preerrine to leave the
ter to the discretion OF Congress- TO whose legislative
wisdom he Che Pre,denO submitted the whole of the
subject contained in his message. Ii referred TO
the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be
printed.
MIR. Mall%ry, from the Committee on Manufactures,
reported bill TO amend act in alteration OF the
raj acts Imposing duties Imports providing for the
mode Of apprasing the value of wooen goods
into the United States, and for the collie con Of the du-
ties thereon. IL was read twice and referred 10 Com.
mittee OF the Whole the State of the Union After
the transaction OF various other business the House
umed in Committee Of the Whole the ton
OF the contested election Of General Ripley, as mem
Der from the State Of Maine Mr. I.acks spoke in sup.
pert oil the validity Of the return Of that entleman and
Mr. Evans OF Maine, in opposition to its legality until
the close Of the sitting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

Massaehasetts acted wisely. She surrendered a bar.
scepre in the West where she owned nothing, and
held fast to thirty thousand square miles OF
r,ory which she did own in the North East She
tured her province OF Maine upon this territsry and
ripened her into a Safe. They divided the vacant
lands between them. and are now selling them on
eaey and parental terms to their citizens. twenty-five
ccns acre, twenty cents. ten cents five cents such
their prices, and for fresh lands never before in
tito markci What a contrast 20 the price oil public
laud In the States Of the West! One dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre, the lowest price Tor the
refuse Of innumerable pckings and cuiling-! What
contrast, only in the price OF the ani, but in the
condition OF Maine and the other States. Her le-
gsaue settles all OF survey, sale price, do
naon all this done at home, by Legislature elected
by the people aud responsible To them. For the
State, in the West and South Congress is the tribunal
Tor the decision OF these matters, and before her they
must appear with petitions, memorials entrestes. sup
plcatons and prayers and hear in return, denias,
Dukes and reproaches These humiations, these inju
res go to the State Of Maine; the wisdom OF
Massachusetts in holding last her pubic land while Vr-
gna was throwing hers upon the public altar has
ed Maine from them--they are reserved for the new
States Of the We.t, and copous and bitter have been
the dranghts which these a'es have had to swallow
the trials which they have yet to 90 thro.
before the census of 1910 shalt enable them vind
cate their rights, by the tranquil exercise OF rio
power. In the mean time the surveys may be stopped,
the sales may b. limited, thirds OF their soil may
be- reserved from ma ket, plans may he got up TO d-
vide y money which the lands sell for by rule OF
proportion which wi give all The money TO the popu
louS State. OF tn North East then other plans may
be invested TO the prices TO the highest point
and oba every possible dollar from the States,
10 be distributed among these new receivers When
this plan is screwed TO the highest it may give way
tina natural conception that IL il better divide the
land before the SALE than to divide the money after it,
aud when the lands divided and distributed the
conclusion will he natural as irresistible, kat
IL better not TO sell the lands at ALL bu, them
and derive that" tribute" Gom the West which Mr..
Grayson tells OF, and retain bod Of tenanry in the
new States TO govern the elections. Is this fancy, or
j. IL acH IL is fact and the incip-nt steps for the
sumption OF all this are now in full progress. Where
Ia tt.r .i.E hora .taT. IL.
this alarming conuncture? Notin themselves. They
are yet too weak-They must look abroad for help AID
the history Of the past tells them where tells them to
look that solid phdlanx the South and those
tering reinorcements of the North East, which in
1877, saved the navigation OF the Mississippi and, in
1855, expunged the non-setlement clause ON the or
dnance Tor the sale OF and, in tn
great acts, saved the infant West from being sied in
its birth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

nyng papers, referred to the Committee Com
merce.
I'LL letter from the Secretary Of War; transmitting
the papers and documents relating the claim Of Peter
More, with other information called for by the House.
In relation 10 the claim OF said Ntorte on the - in
slant which letter and papers were road and laid
table.
Nv. letter from the Secretary of ar transmitting
list OF contracts entered into by the War Department
behalf of the United States during the year 1922 which
letter and list were laid on the table.
V. A letter from Peter 5. Du Ponccau, of Philadel
pha, member oil the American Philosophical Society,
accompanied by work American Silk and the best
means OF rendering Of individual ant national
wealth; which letter, and accompanying work. were re-
ierred to the Committee on Agriculture.
Two messages In writing were received from the Pre-
sdent OF the United States by Mr. Doneson, his private
Secretary, viz:
MESSAGE.
To the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States:
submit TO Congress communication from the Score
tary State, together with the Report of the Superin-
endent of tho Patent Office, to which refers
the present condition of that Ofce and suggesting the
necessity OF further legislative provisions reg it,
and recommend the subject il embraces TO the parcu-
lar attention of Congress.
1t will be seen that there is unexplained efficiency
in the accounts which have been rendered the Treasu
ry OF the fees receive at the Office amounting i29o
and that have been provided to guard against
similar denquencies in future Congress will decide
their suciency, and whether any Legislative aid is
cessary this branch Of the referred in the
report ANDREW JACKSON.
Washington, 26th January 1880.
This Message read and referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary together with the accompanying Doc
uments.
THE second Message was very leng one, and CO.
Ply could no, be obtained for this days paper.l
MAINE CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
On motion of Mr.. Aston, the House again resolved
itself into a Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Polk in the
Chair and resumed the consideration of the report
the Committee on Elections, in reference to the Maine
Election
The question recurring the resolution recommend
ed for adoption by the commtttee confirming the title
the sitting member to his scat
Mr. lsaacs addressed the committee in support of the
right OF the sitting member to his seat
Mr.. Evans of Maine spoke on the opposite side, but
before he had concluded his remarks,
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

we learn that in addition to Gen. Harrson's h,v-
ing been requested TO leave the country, Mr. Tor
rms, Charge des Ahairss from Me xco Mr. Henderson
British Consul Gen and MIR Leidsrsdorf, native Of
Denmark, had received positive orders to depart i'm
mediately-all charged with medding improperly with
the internal concerns Of Colombia. In conss ouepce
oil the death OF the nsugeant Chief Cordova and OF the
peculiar situation OF Mr. Henderson's family, il is sup
posed that he will be permitted to remain
". Y. COur. &. Eng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-02

(tSom ne United Sa,es Tesgraph Of Thursdoy)
CONGRESS
The Senate was again occupied yesterday for almost
the whole Of It's session. with the debate on Mr FooCs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
Forty DoNlars Reward.
STUP THIEF.

MAS stolen from the subscr Der on Wednesday the
w 10th inst the sum Of about Eighty dollars =
here was one note of twenty dollars on the bank Of
the Valley in Virginia, and six notes of ten dollars
each on the same bank; there stolen at the same
nme' light blue cloak. have strong reasons to be.
neVe that a certain woman BY the name Of Kitty An
derson, was the person who committed the theft she
Is about 70 or u years od height from FIVE feet sew.
en- or eight; her complexion is q dark mulatto blsck
eyes, scar on her left cheek, mark her fore
head over the right eye. I will give the ward
or the rogue and money, ten dollars for the rogue
alone. THOMAS MILTON
n. B. The said Kitty Anderson broke the lock Of
he trunk where the money deposited, and since
heard she has taken the road towards Alexandria.
r. NJ.
The subscriber lives at the corner Of l.. and Conn.
Avenue, at the head of Crow Neck.
Washington Feb 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

crfminated, Tor a course so soon adopted by
the presen', and which must Of necessity be
adopted bv any Administration.
Mr. McDUFFIE replied, that whatever other
people had said, he had made no such charge
against the late Administration, nor had he
said that such appropriations were wrong
Whoever made such objection could not IN.
derstand The subject.
Mr. EVERETT replied, tina, he did not main.
Tain tina, the gentleman from South Carolina,
individually, had held hi, doctine. But i, had
been distinctly laid down, in he repor's of Two
Committees Of the House, at the las, Congress,
the Committee on the Expenditures Of the De-
partment of State. aud the Rctrenchm.nt Com.
mit'ee. The latter committee had Iecsmmend-
ed The abolirion Of the iand for the contingent
expenses Of the Foreign Missions, on The
ground that il enabled the Executive, at his
discretion, 70 augment the allowance to For
eign Ministers.
Mr.. CAMBRELINa thought the gentleman
from Massachusetts must have confouRded
he secret service Fund with he Fund for For
eign Intercourse. That was the only fund
which the Committee on Reuenchment pro
posed 10 abolish.
Mr.. EVERETT said, am not Mistaken
The Commi,ee ofRereno mrnl proposed :.
abolish the fund appropriated for the courin.
gent expenses Of al the missions abroad" as
the gentleman from New York wsud find by
tuning to their report.
Mr.. NORTON SAID, during his Legislative life
he had always voted for the largest sum report
ed BY Commute He was not one who ex-
pec,ed 10 build himself Nd by talking Of re-
trenc hment He did not feel as Il he was cal.
led upon 10 inquire whether The sum received
was large or small; he trusted 10 the able gen
lleman who was at the head OF the ComiUi,tee
Of WAYS and Means, and he should vote for it
as il stood. While he was up he would say a
word more. AS no opportunity had occurred
for him to say that lie belonged 70 this party
or THAI, he would now say, tina, he was not one
who condo mned the last Administration; neith-
er was he one who anne 10 applaud tie present
whe her i, was righinr wrong. He had confidence
in he gentleman who had been elevated to the
chair Of Safe. So he had in the gentleman
who was last AT the head of that department
He lad conh,enc in the gentleman who was
at he head Of the Government; he believed
him Gen. Ja"k>oo) In entertain enlarged vie"s 5,
and To be nold s. an hons ina ;and while he
was surrounded by his presrnt adheIen'., he
(No,ton) had no f. ar for ,he management Of
the Government.
The bill was then passed, to third reading
The Speaker laid brfore the House a srate
men,. from the Postmaster General OF The
! amount Of Hostages for the past wear. which
| was laid on the iabl', and TWO thousand copies
! were ordered TO be printed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
N.eyautine Nelicacies.

gORN b. HEPBURN has for sale the following nu.
- tricous. odorfrrous, gustable DELEGATES of the lie
want. viz:
Dates-s fruit Of great antique celebrity, and
highly sana.ive melcamentum
Sutana Raisins, Grapes, Figs, Prunes
FIbcrts, Almonds, Capers Olives and Anchoves
aiso on hand, a general assortment Of
Candies, Cakes Cordals, Ansette
Perfect Amour ard Noyeau
Together with
FRUITS of every description exotic and Indigenous;
propitious to Epcuresns and Valetudinarians.
feb l2-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

IN Thursday. the first day cf .9prI NEXT. at eleven
~ O'Clock, a. ~, at the Reading Room IN the Town
of Aiexanr,, shall offer at pubic sale Tor essh, the
following property belonging to the United States:
nsFsa< A 7RACT or LIND
Es situate in Fairfax county. Virginia, or ,he
SSSS road from Alexandra TO Mount Vernon. for
,gJYss mcrly the property Of Francis Adams, known
by the name Of the "Gum Spring containing, As per
deed two hundred and fourteen acres, now under rent
TO Artirnesa keardon.
A LOT, corner Of Montgomery and Pa
trick streets. containing two acres on which H small
brick tenement occupied by Philip Dugan.
Another LOT, on the south side Of King
street, fronting thereon 10 feet, and extending back
supposed 100 f,et) On this lot is two story frame
house occupied by Mrs Solomon rs a millinery store
Also, another LOT, on the south side OF
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 feet 81 inches, and
x,enGing hack to Wolfe street - feet; on which -
a small frame house, now occupied by Mrs Kirby.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector Of the Customs.
wN. ID. MUTT, Auctioneer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
DIED.

At his residence in Fairfax County, Va. on Monday
evening, 9Th inst THOMPSON WHALEr NroLKTr, in the
57ih year of his age, after ndisposton of several
months ofa pulmonary affection, which became un
commonly for the last twelve days. by the com
bnston Of lyphus plucr which h. bore with CON-
and resignation TO the will Of his God
BY this dspensatiun of Providence, the afctons are
rendered doubly severe, aged and widowed mother
is left to bemt*n the less of her only child and wife
and four small children lament the early and rrepar
.hle loss Of atfrctons;e husband aud kind parent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
district of {, iuMbia.
County Of .ater'ndria, Set.
NovruREu Term, 1899.


William Poplar Complainant
hares Brown. administrator OF
James pop,ar d. ceased, James
Entwsle admais rator OF Isaac
Entwsle, dec, ased, Alrx'nder Tin CIIANCERY
Moore executor ot John Boyer
deceased ii.nr, william and
Elizabeth Williams, 'ntants I'M
der the age oftwenty-cne years,
and ,evicccs uf John Boyer, lie.
ceased Defendants
appearing the satisfaction ot the Court 'ha' .he
ORDER Of publ, alton made IN this SUIT at NOVEMBER
Term, 1873 against the sbse"t defendant CnaF'es
nrown has en- duiy executed. il therefore ordt rec
h.t the compainants bill be, and The same is hereby,
for d. and for decree as to h'm and
the compl.nan's bill having been heretofore sgu'ary
for ssed and SEA for decree Ms to the defend
ants Alexander Moore, executor of John Boyer, and
lanes Entwisle administrator OF ISAAC Ent"lse, de-
c.,,ed the Court in consideration thereof, doth de-
cree and order that Master Comms Toner AUD 90 TAKE
an account of the administration Of 'he defendant,
Charles Drown on the estate of James Poplar, deceas
al and do report to the Court the sum remaining ~
his hands for distribution, with which he's properly
chargeabe for that purposei and II hrther ordered
fiat The defendants, Alexander Moore and lanes I'm
wie do seversy settle the accounts of their respect
iva administrations tie estss OF tne SAG 'o"'
Rover and Isaac En,wisc before the said Commissioner;
and that the said Commissioner do report 10 tne Our
what assets vet remain in their hands a BILE to the ds
ch.rg, Il the conpiansnts claim, and III case OF de-
ceScv of asset, for that purpose, that the said CON-
missioner do report Court the real estate ~"e.
,L ss;d John Bower and Isaac Entwisie died sezeo "
the District of Columbia.
EBN I. LEE, G. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
EBN I. LEE, G.. c.

Tb. before mentioned parties will please
,.te notice. that have appointed the 25M day 81
Ma1eh nexi at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. within my. Office IN
tb. Town, as the rme and place for proceeding to
form the duties enjoined upon me by the foregoing
Orders and that on the 3Is' OF 'hr ;ame mo moi 81 ,he
tend to close my RePor. on the suoJe''' A"o "'e '
same in the Clerks Office. :. an. H..
Given under my hand. at Alexandria, this 10th Day
of January. 1850 eobN heLD' Mo-
ian 2l-5taw2n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
public Srle.

gSHAII sell b, public auction, to the highest bidder
4 on Wednesday, the l7;h day of February. com.
mencng ~ 10 O'Clock, at Union Farm near MAYOR L.
Lewis mill various articles of household furniture,
horses cattle, sheep, hogs corn, bay fA:mng u'trss,
&C. Tenn, Of sale f'r al ct five dol ard an
d.. r. CASH a credit o, mon rs AZ '-.a g..
The purcha>crto give bond wih e"ui
JOHN 4 WASIiisGi - I-,t..r-
feb z .f Bushrcd ...if, 5. o.. .....
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
TWELVE EASY LESSONS,

beautifully permanent AMI Xpe'lillois sty e u "r
nr IN every resnec suited 10 their various avocatians,
viii embrace the present opportunhy-an oPPor'un.
of psrsmount inpurancp, ,ir. Brstow, T. ON very
ext, nsyc practice engages make al. Lad, or Gen
tleman an accomplished Penman IN the specifed mum
Der of es,ons however long they una, have been ha
bituatrd to writing the most deiorined, legibe,
or imperfect OF hands.
A specimen or two Of Mr.. BFistows own Writing,
with several Improye ments made b, Ladies AMI Gen
tie men in the City of Washington after having taken
Course of essons in his admirable system, are now
lett at the Book store Of Mr. Martin, King Street. Tor
the inspection of those who Iesirous OF subscribing
to the List, in the care of Mr.. W.
Ladies and Gentlemen are permitted To form their
own Glasses, (which will be limited TO or 10 IN each
Glass; either at their residence, or at the Estab
ishmeut.
Each Lesson occupies one hour and half, and ma,
be taken either daily ever, o'her day
TEhjIS:
Al the Establishment dollars
At The Residence OF the Pupil IL 'it'rs
Stationary ao''ar
Pen making upon very improved)
principle, and as adapted to AIR dollar
B's system of PenmanshIp,
- One h If Of the Terms are paid at the nee
rent of the Course; the rest at the expiration OF tie
9Th Lesson
II Should sufficient number Of Subscriber be OBJ
tanned MIR viii, through the medium OF this Jour
n,l CIV. due notice, uhe0, and whsre, he viii cper
his Establishment; aud, hi. timc IN this District
is pos,ye,, im cd, H. sincerely trusts that all VINO
are desrou OF obtaining graceful Current Hand ~
Twelve Lessons will embrace the present oppot,n
nity-ond subscribe acittna delay feb ll-""u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

6TD In obedience to the above Decree,
shall proceed e. sell, on tn premises, the following
property. cor Cash, Saturday, the 18TH day Of Fs
br,laru nrrt Ht ! o'c0ek,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
District " Columbia,

0UnEy NJ HleTHldTta, Oes.
APRIL Term, 1929.
Mechanics Bank of Alexandria,
Ccmpianants,
its-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
Bank Stock For Sale.

T WILL sell for cash, ut auction, on WEDNESDAY,
the 17th instant fifty shares Of Potomac Stock, SIX
shares OF Stock in the Bank of Alexandra, and twenty
shares in the Farmers Bank. At the same time and
place will be offered for sale twenty shares Of the
Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Company. Tho
sale will commence ut the Reading Room, at o'clock,
=. NJ. JNO. GIBSON, Jr.
Surviving executor Of Wn'. Smith. deceased.
feb lS-lts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
For Rent,

sR& Several large rooms in the or,ek warehouse !"
sept lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
Fish Wharf for Rent.

TlROPOs AIS will be received by the Superintendent
L of Police until Saturday, ~ o'clock, The 20'h inst
for the rent Of the corporation fish wharf for and during
the ensuing fishing season. Proposals will BE- sese6
and endorsed ''Fsh Wharf
wM. vEITCH, Superintendent OF Ponce.
feb2 cots
f3D We are requested to announce tnas
srnscxs Mormon BALL will he supported by mum
Der Of the Freeh0ders Of Fairfax, 10 represent 'hA'
Count, in the next General Assembly Of virginia
ian 11-2swtd