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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
Mons. &. NouN,

French Teacher at Mrs. Porter's School,
x)KOPOsES TO open Class io" the Young ladies OF
IL Alexandria not attending that Seminary.
separate Class for Gentlemen will lik ewse be
opened.
Mons. Roux thinks il is useless to say much Of the
necessity Of acquiring language hose character is
too high to be neglected overlooked BY persons OF
LIBERAL education: is we'll known that its beau
ties. nicetes. and true meaning, be well
derstood Judged cny through the medium of either
preiudccd or spirIess TRANSACTIONS 70
OF his capacity Teacher Mons Roux will say
still less the re,y kind and too dtering testimonial
given of him by Mrs Porter in her adv com
pels him to be silent on that subject.
Private lessons will also be given To those who ma,
wish it, and who will make carly application.
For further information and terms. please to apply to
A Newton. Esq Franklin Ilo:c.
Nd. Mons. Eoux teaches also the Spanish Ian
gusge. aug 19-df
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
DRAWS TO-MORROW

Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Class Nc. IS Ior 1850,
Will be draw in the City ofPhiiadeiphia Saturday
the 28th OF August
60 NUHBERS-9 DRlUN BfLLOIS
CAPITAL PRIZE $40 0c0.
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters Is.
To be had in variety of numbers at the Office of
r. UORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, alexandria
ECO
Drawing Of the
Delaware & n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
S1azs Giass No for $780,
80 Iii % IL q so AZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
COMM ERCIAL.

Narkets-The recent specuiations in Flour
have taken up nearly all at market, leaving the
supplies very much reduced: consequently very
limited business only can be done in this market.
until further supplies are received. Sales of
Western and Troy Flour were made Yesterday
at IS so 20 SIS 62!. which is an Improvement of
about twenty-five cents since the advices from
England have been received.
heu York Daly advertiser, .7ng. %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
Education.
THOMAS HAGARTY

I'D ESPECTfUi.LY informs the Inhabitants Of Alex.
andra, that through the solicitation of SOHO per
of erudtn he is induced to continue lis school,
in the house occupied by MIR. Caden on Wolfe street
The scholastic course comprises the Greek, Latin.
French and English language; History both Ancient
and Modern, Chronology, Geography and maps, the
use Of the guhcs, Writing, Arithmetic and MahomA.
ties &c. The advertiser hatters himself that, by Sc
dulous attention to the moral ADD intellectual improve
nent Of the pupils, who may be committed to his care,
he will the patronage OF the intelligent portion
of the community. I H. refers those that may deem
it tit, to make enquiries relative to the mode of in
struction in Wolfe stree. School to L. l. a,lor, d.
Bryan and H. Dangericld, Esqrs who can thorough.
satisfy them.
aug 10 Stawt1stSept &law4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27

Teas, GoHee, Brandy, &c.
CAMUEL MEssERsMTH offers for Sale
y Is chests young hy'on TEAS. of VAR
IS sA CHESTS sunp0wder contamination u,
%. ys 1sn e ssSsi soxe, imperial very reduced
10 half chests and boxes Y H. p'''''
100 bags Rio and Porto Csbelio coffee
S bags Jamaica pinento
10 do Sumatra pepper
rs boxes and half boxes Bakers L Tapham',
chocolate
II pipes Cognac brandy, part OF which IS old
and fne aud willie sold low TO close sales
il half pipes do. segnc.te brand
8 ppes Holland gin
4 hhds New Orleans rum, 18th prosi
50 bbls Baltimore whskey
sherry and Madeira vine, in half pipes
r.pefiHe and Lisbon do, in pipes
Malaga, sherry, and Lisbon, in half Or casks
aO1 he rs shot from the Phoenix Shot Flower Co.
4 constant supply Of all sizes, at the factory
prices
$50 reams cap, post, and letter paper, from the
manufactory of ID. J Ames
20 reams straw paper
100 do common wrapping do
30 bundles bock binders' and band box boards
,7Ohoxes Muscatcl, bunch and bloom Malaga raj.
sins
Iehhls w. l. molssses)
do NO do low. to close sales
2Obblssugar house do )
100 pieces German Hessians
g tons clean Russia hemp
10 oo0 bushels rurksisls salt march SO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27

Among the Passengers in the Potomac from
Washington, on Saturday, were WM. +. BARRY,
ESD. Post Master General, and Major LEWIS, Sc
cond Auditor of the Treasury. They proceeded
Oh in the Potomac, Yesterday morning, to Rich
mond. The object of Mr.. Barry's trip, we un-
Ierstand. is to determine the expediency Of trans
porting the Mail bclScen Richmond and Norfolk,
by steam, which would certainly be great i'm
provement. and might be effected, We should
think, at a saving of expense.
Norfolk Herald, .7ag. %.
sNh>
Harvest ia Ensland-The advices from Lii
verpool are tn the 18th of JAY. 1t should be re-
collected that the wheat harvest does not COM
mence in England until about the ist of August,
and ends about the Goth of that month. The
present adyices of the weather should be receiv-
ed with great dea! of caution. That the rains
may injure the crop of grass is very probable,
as hay is usually cut between the last OF June
and the last of July. 1t should be remembered,
that last year received very similar intelli-
gencc respecting the weather; the rains continu-
ed in England from the 1st to the 18th of July.
On or about the 10Th of July. there was favora-
bic change in the weather. which continued good
tut more than month. The crops were conse-
qucntly got in, in good condition. throughout The
whole Kingdom, which proved full average crop
1t is therefore clear that very little dependence
of failure can be placed on the present advlces,
and that there is abundant time for the weather
to change; and it is more than possible, the whole
crop in England may vet be secured, 50 as aot
to require supplies from this country'
CN. Y. Daily .4du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
CAOriAe llirne

vI7E subscribers have just received fresh supply of
CIoride Of Lime The chea2ness of this article,
and certainty fits acting dsintecting agent should
Give it the preference to either lime or ashes 1t 10
n,r- convenient than either Of the above substances
and not liable to objection account of its bulk,
small Quantity only being necessary to remove d'sa'
greeable smells; and for the above purpose Is recon-
nended to the public.
"r - WI. LANPHIER l. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27

cold and ivid, and in fact, every sign Of life had
departed; but to their establishment, as they we're
watching beside the coffin, the body was seen to
move, and the child arose and called for her mo.
ther.-The doctor was again called for, who,
bv giving her an emetic, caused her to throw up
great quantity of phiegm. She is now alive
and well.--Bdkin,ore Minerva.
PlcLoU, IN. S.I July "a.
Goats TO Newcastle. ships from the Bal
tic, laden with timber, arrived last evening"
As there is little chance that cargoes will pay here.
it is, of course intended to re-ship it to Britain
Ithas been said that a coach and six may be dri-
ven through any Act of Parliament. but We ne
yer before heard of an attempt to sail ship thro'
one. 1t never could have been contemplated,
that the duty on foreign timber should be lodged
by this round about voyage-and if il get safely
iato England, it can only be through hole in the
Act. This subject was lately discussed IN the
British Parliament, when the usual ignorance on
colonial affairs was manifested. Some members
declared that the Baltic trade, by way of the
colonies, was carried on to great extent, where
as this is the first ship. Some said it could be
legally carried on, others said nay; what the re-
suit Of the debate was we do not remember
Whatever the law may say, it is very PLAIN That
it will soon pronounce this trade to be as illegal
IS it is r!diculous-PGiriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Furniture, SC. ut auction.
SATURDAY. MORNING., at IL O'Clock,
1 / my Auotion store. viii he sold variety Of
"A Household and Kitchen Furniture;
such sdeboard tsbi, bureaus, chars, bea. ads.
with and without .ackngsi Spanish and hall Spanish
segars, Real Turkey OIL stone; wrapping paper,
boots and shoes
Together with variety Of Looking glasses, Glass
ware &C. &c.
rRegular Auction Nights-,,Monday, Wed.
nesday. and Saturday nights.
aug rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
Norfolk & Cape. Henry Excursion.
The Steamer
COLUMBIA.

~<GSA The steamer
COLUMBIA,
ssEk>fER- Captain James Mitchell, will leave
49, Washington on Monday merit, the
sofa inst at O'Clock and Alexandria at O'clock, on
PLEASURE EXCURSION FOR NORFOLK
AND CAPE HENRY,
touching at Old Point Comfort going in to land pas
sengers; arriving at Norfolk in the course of the fore
noon of Tuesday; leave Norfolk on Wednesday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock for the District, stopping at Old
Point sufficient time to give the passengers an on.
portunty to view the works and take Bath. then
proceed to Cape Henry, and from thence return direct
to the District
Passage aud fare for the trip, Eight Dollars.
There will be Band Of Music On board, for the
qualification OF the company
In consequence of the above excursion, the Colum-
ba will NOT be here to perform her regular trim on
Wednesday, but will leave here on Friday morning for
Baltimore, and then resume her regular trips The
Columbia will call at her usual stopping places take
off passengers for The excursion
aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
lust received.

VNIRECT from the house Of j. Howard, March y
IL Co in Madeira. per schr. Velocity, supply of
Burgundy and the juice Of the grape. in qarte casks
Th. quality Of the above Wines is very superior, and
they are offered for sale low, by
.uo 10 S. ". e s. II. JaNNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
aug l9 -2awts

FOR Rent,
MY PROPERTY situate on the Bank Of the POto-
vi mac, abou, quarter Of mile from hlexsn.
dris. containing between twenty and thirty acres On
the premises there j, a Comfortable
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
&8fy Ia will. brick bsrn, stable. and milk house,
~ Nv and othe, necessary out buildings There
~ is attached to this property
A FISHERY,
which, if properly manag cd may be source Of Pfohs
to any one inclined TO rentit.
ALSO,
For one ysu, or the balance II my lease
A LOT adjoining the Poor House, formerly
in the occupancy of jacob Hoffman, Esq on which
S.A U1OODEN TENEMENT
EsE. a tenant who wishes It can be supplied with
1900. cows. hogs, piougbs, bsrows, garden tools.
shd . variety Of poultry. To good tenant the REM
Will be made easy "
jy33-so MUSES. h"ro'Hr''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
Choice " ines.

Choice Wines.
yyvHE subscriber is this day receiving. from the We
loci,y direct from Madeira select assor'me nj OF
fine HINES, from the celebrated house o j. Howard
March g Co. consisting OF
2pipcs
rs hogsaeads
80 quarter casks, and
16 eighth pipes
Among which are the " finest Grape Juice" Lon
den Particular. Burgundy. and TInta; all Of which he
offers for sale on the most favorable terms. II has
hand, of former import.tions Wines of same kinds.
which he offer. for sale at reduced prices
aug 10 GEO. JohNsoN'
~ The Telegraph will please insert the above once
q week for tw6>nonths, and send account to &. j. 8.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
Yrust Sale.


In pursuance of deed Of trust, Of record in the
Il Couaiy Of Loudoun. executed by Matthew Mitch.
ell and wife to he subscribers for the benefit Of John
h;lejohn. will be offered f"r sab, the hI hest d.
der. at public auction. the 18th day Of September
ntas on the premises in the Town OF Lee sburg, coun.
~ aforesaid. the property by said deed conveyed.
consisting Of
- 4 HOUSE & LOT, on Baek-.t.
tk4 AT Present occupied by Is. " Solver, ono
llk other House and Lot adjoining, on
Loudoun street. at present occupied
BY Abel orrison, also. Lot of Ground or I.oudous
street continued, adjoining the lot of K.z heirs
and the lane OF James Rust, containing 81 xcres AL.
SO, Lot commonly called the Stable or Brewery Lot
containing about one.fourth Of an acre, on Liberty
street.
The sale will take rlace between - and 2 o,cIoek
of the day above mentioned The terms viii. be made
known 1t is expected that, by the consent of the
parties interested, liberal credit will be given
The property above being subject to former de ed
Of trust for the benefit of the Nichols which will be
provided for the title to the above property deemed
very good. Such titles will be given as the Trus.
tees arc invested with
SAMUEL NJ. EDWARDS,
BURR w. HARRISON,
Leesburg. aug s5-27-eots' Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Public Sale
10y virtue Of a deed of trust from Alexander Lam.
I'D mond to the subscriber. will be exposed to pub.
lie sale on saturday, the An Of September merit, at
IL O'Clock, Il. N on III" premise,
p, Il TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
GEsa IND LOT,
EsG:; = situated on Franklin street, between Water
$3.50 aud Fairfax streets.
Terms made known at the place of sale.
JOHN S. PRESTON,
aur - TrI.tee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
SHIP NEWS.
sP0Rr Of .4LEX4A DRLa, On. C,

ARRIVED. AUGUST &c,
Schooner Georgetown, Knapp, New-fork;
freight for the District.
ECO
Schooner Pioneer, Atkins, cleared at Boston
for this port. 2lst. instant
Schooner Erie, Bartram, hence at New-York,
Goth instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27

Nust Received,
VXTARRANTED summer strained New bedford
W sperm oil
Beef and Pork, Y City inspection
ToDscco, in kegs and boxes
Fresh Thomaston lime
Coarse and fine salt, behring's
First quality bacon hams
DO do shoulders and miAninss
For sale usual terms.
find on Hooe's HharE
40 cords oak aud pins wood which will be sold low
to clear the wharf
a supply Of new wheat Family Flour
Cash given for Wheat. RYE, Corn, and Flour, from
wagons. NUS vow Ei.i'
Corner of Potomac strand and Duke street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
DRAU.S TOMORROW.

OH.1D > IO--nOInOp.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No IS tor 1850.
To be liawn in phiisde'phM @S:h August.
1 Prize of $4,000 | Prize OF $4,000
1 do of $500 do of 1905
5 Prizes of 1000 &c. &c. SC.
Tickets IS, halves So, qusrters l -.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 7.
To be drawn at Wilmington. [Det J on Tuesday, the
3Ist Of August.
SCHEME:
80 Prizes of $1,000 81 Prizes of 5000
do of 1856 81 do of $50
Tickets 80; halves 90; Quarters 2 50; egh'hs Is
To DC had at
j. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
n. ". Corner Of HAing and ROya! Streets a!ee'a.
-Ne-
Drawing of the
Delaware & n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Glass ; for 1880,
So 81 90 IL q so 8 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
NOVEMBER 2Ith, 1929
2APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.

"AVlNG succeeded u procuring the services OF
II MT. C|adrics II. Lolois. jun. as PRINCIPAL, TO
be aided III the Classical Department. by Sir. Sam
mel r. O'c'n Uikso7. (Son of the r.. Samuel b.
Wilson, of Prcdericksburg the Trustees OF tins In
stltuiIon conrldcuily congratulate the pubick upon
the prospect ot again rrazi"g those benefits, which
II once So extensively difijsel; aud INDULGE the
hope that IT'S enlightened patronage will obtain for
II the success, to Which its numerous, and ucknowl-
edged advantages, cnincntly entltlc it. For the
ailhful, aud able discharge Of the duties assigned
iim. tho best pledge will hc found. in the uwCaricd
and prac,iscd zeal with VSich Mr. Lewis has here
ioorc acquitt cd himself III uc profession of his early
choce. OF the qualifications, and am abie disposi-
s'lon, of Mr.. Wilson, the most satisfactory tcstino-
mails have been adduCcd, from sources The most I'M
questionable When to these primary elements of
SUCCESS, added Others even better assured and
only second to them IN InpnTtInc0, viz: LARGE and
commodiOus Buildings, the salubrity OF whose site
- mdubiablS tested Ivy the fact that for years past
II mas proved refuge Ot uniuling security 10 the
adjacent inhabitants Ices iavoutcd spots and fer
the last seven years 10 tho President himself and his
family, with entire exemption from autumual discasc
Temuicncss from every haunt of vice. and well
selected library p about 5uO volumes, The Trustees
cannot ddubt that it will be secure in the dlsccrnncni
Of an intelligent publick Tho course of instruction
VIII be such, as io Cualiy students for entering Col
lego, or The University md will comprise the English
Latin aud Greek Languages, Geography with Tic
use olibc Maps AID Glsbos. Ariim,,tic. ALGEBRA
Geometry, Plane and Spherical Trigonomctr, and
tic Theory and PractICe o SURVEYING. The moral
and religious uisructIou Of the youth committed {,
his care, viii bo primary object, and will be incu
Gated upon every So occasion, the bC.t foundation
for picy, virtue. and useful knowledge by the Prin
cpal aud hIs Assistant. The exercises vii oommenc,
on the 10th of January, 1880, g. terminate on the 5tl
Of December following with a vacation Of one mon;l
IN he summer. Terms for Board aud Tuition, nclu
ding washing, quo, each hoarder finding his owl
bed. bedding, towel aud candles.
Addrcss,to the Principal, Bowling Green, Caro-
Inc County Va till t" lst OF January; aud aflerward
To HIM. or tothG President, Rappahannock Acadc
NV. JOHN ID RERNARD
- n lf vrcsh!cn,'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
SHOCkOE HILL ACADEMY,
GXMNAS


50 u'i"" " al ~ d!"'i opened ior thc reception
y puriS, et'"S' - ooa.11s Ut as Jay scao.a!s OH
-; ~ = ''''c 1c' I'll % !.'."ar y mex.
~ I""iSy ot N'hsS'.d'' 4'igIlsh aHd hathenatI-
cal Siuiy wl continue t" be thorough and "X:ensiv".
| So d va. tIPd!c Jung sc"'Ieiich TOT al"
foj !" .y u t"e NJ or Goeses IN the
p',, r-r - -, '.O '''' :! -.T'uci"y ut IVES
tt ."' - ~ '''c ''' f1''iI'i -a''s Oh ileicAhti'.
Tbc ,,o-;,.,, Lro,o,.. &c 1,..r, ,;
,;cnIs-l,. A.,,Irn,;i ID p as ''' o"''|'t'En' par
~ y -, - .ri,,' '" 1T "'i;'" ~,
il tIS I1-,i,,,; ~ go, 80 i"p' .esi.cttu vii,
tI;fhG,l niirnl,nn $50 '''o ''''' constant ''''
py +I.n fIIr,i,,- IRA, .,. :. ;,,, ;,
tI. ;,; 81 ~. wa. - sen ma ia
,.,oI j., .I ,,,n,,,, 10. :,' . or vi
nJr,,,in anI go sLT' 80, e. 20 ''''e'' :"
the ,nosi nortic,,lor c,re '1'' ~ '''e''s
. R.,id. .,,,,rr;ut ,,ii,,o ,l, ,,o1 , =
the schro ,br P,;ucn,i vii G.yote bs .,,.r'aI ",
,nn,,on % ,ha Ci.I t.i';Ioi liS 81
d.nor,n,cnt l''N@' wv" A''s 49,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
M. " YEAR


20 subscriber begs leave To- inform oIlthose nersn
"o Tel hvrly interest IN marn,uining H. ,nost
"""'e cgi ON oi often times bv otF,rn,t ,tI,.. -.
''u' III fh,s season uf the wear That he Ia. n, e
recent arrivals, rcichishcd h, d.rar mon, az G,Es,'
mas ana New-f Years Compliment, ard nov, a.
great variety of such as are Attractive J'1cI -
hmuSing-con>iSiir o IN pari of '1
,.r, fEkFi MED NOTE PAPER
ms article, is perlap-, the most a,lcaic. pa,,
"u ''StF ever offered tn the BEAt McN.f u Is H.
D',s qN"'liv ~ Hot Pressed Letter Pn,cr cu ,nt
"'u'h 10 Var"liS sizes Tor Notes colnurc6 IRON, ala,
Pur'S' "h'c, through iLc various t,mts of C,rsprc
r ose' anu SKY bIuc' edged with gold or silver and
fragrant with variety of rich and DEDICATE n. rfi,u,s
For Notes Of Compliment Inyiiation. or Ftinno,,.
'"'te n"r'r was heater, or more appropriute meT
vm; Friendship rnav here find peculiar tittirg vc
hcic "r us kldcst Nj hes aft ctlon for IFS m 4 III.
ing expressions, and love for lis most .,ono,
of'atiungs prr,ter Present could not be- made h..
e uVcr 10 MS mistress, than one Of ihesr Inn Per
ithed heains. containing. it NAV be- the n,sscnge,,
u cIlhcI Oh ms vows, or her announcements
FLORA DICTIONARY by MIS-. War. This
"n,k onIy r"1nreS examination, to be admired
VIEWS OF AMERICAN SCENERY. most of
the English and American ANIMALS, Albums with CO..
!"nrGd Engravlngs. Dissccted Maps Bracelets
ESPRIT DE ROSE. As Perfume for hand
hcrche's gloves and .rtices of drcss generally thix
pr"Perati"n Is highly esteemed possessing IN purity,
Tue fcriLne u lie Otto OF Roses and being charac-
'c'Zeh not only by the durability, but BY the delcac,
anu mlidness of IFS fragrance" :
ELEGANT FIRE SCREEAS n y,,;,,, of ON
usDIG publications, in Ornamental Bindings and am
NJ other Articlcs;-all of which the Public are re-
spectiuy Invited To cali and exunnc Mt his Book nnt
Stationery Store. X. D. SANXAY
IN : Tttt-H-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
Next Lotteries
ON SATURDAY!

The drawing of The New York Consolidated Lot
terry, Exlra Glass, No. a. will be rccciVcd-GO mum.
bcrs. 10 drawn--contoining 80 capital prizes.
mongst which are tic iolCwing--S ), 900, 5000,
5000. 1900, 3 OF 900, aud numerous other hand
some ptlzCs, amounting to 1860
L. In this lottery there lA,G2O prizes aud on
" 1900 blanks
Tickets So, halves 20. quarters p.
ON TUESDAY!
The drawing - the Union Canal Lottery, No. "a,
will bc rcccNcd--6o numbers, 10 drawn--Capal
prlzc $4,000
Tickets 10 dollars halves D, quarters 80, cg',Is
IS.
Tckc,t and slarce IN all ia" above Lotteries for
sl'c !, L.AMpERT'S FcrtLnCt, once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

COMMUNICATION. ~ ..t
u nose who wish to witness the splendid exbi
bItioD OF the grand SOLAR .HICROSCOPE will
90 Wei To embrace TIC brst opportunity, as this il
10 last week IL viii be exh. btcd IN this CITY .nd,r
ON Saturday, tic ed Jan. AT the Museum.
dec % r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

y Nitc oi two IrC u Trust, eScaiied 10 onr NJ rnis
- ~dd ami NEh" cambridge, 10y " iliam Alorris and
NHc'!d las wte, the the eighth January l3l
an" e other on the eighteenth Gay Februaiv I18-auo
anoe' DECD "i Trust executed To Herbert Claiborne ami
Charles 'ay, 10y the said ian Morris on tenth day
oi July, I32Bal" which -eS IN M ttusti,ss
I"ur ut the CITY of kic md, shall proceed 10 c ON tie
Tor the purposes therein mentioned. Lots pieces or paei,
OF land ~ the city of Richmond known and Distinguishes. i'm
the plan at the sai city hy No (3i7 three and tpv
seven, aud No (5t three hundred hnv two which ee
conveyed o TIE >ai " iam Morris by lhpnas Rutherford
il >aidh ms vile ny their Iced the Ih dav of
ua' 1872 ana admitted 20 record tire uiucs tire
Court o IiS'inSS t7r said which are now erected
'NWisNc brcs buildings, used warehouse fr Other
purposes: also three OTHER Lots, pieces parcels of Land
Know" and distinguished IN tire plan sad CITY, nun,rr
C'l- three hundred ana iOrytwo,
inryhTc" (Il and number tree hundred and f,r,v G,I
3ll with the buildings commonly called Shuc koe arcinus
dht All olcr huiugs aud
perry was conveyed 10 tie w iiliam
several deeds for undivided moei,cs terenone made on ,e
icn day o!Jnc 1926, nv Richard Gregory Elizabeth his
wife and 'ohn esnn aud son Gregory; the other made
on TIC Same day w Joseph Ducy o1CistCeI! COUNTY and
both aduieh o record ~ the clerks Of the Hastings
tort at SAID city, also other Lot piece or parce Of land
known and distinguished plan of said CITY ,v u,,,Ir,
William Morris, by W lRin \ Smith aud SaIa Smith b
their deed bearing date the 18th day Of Srienr 1926 auG
a"mc 10 record IN The e'eIk ohce of the Hastings for
tie city aforesaid.
The Trustees have known The tile 10 the foreroino
property &" r questioned, hui they will only convey which
Is vested ~ themselves
JOIN II. sRa:TsrEAD,
w CAMBRIDGE,
HERBERT 4. CLAIBORNE. ( trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
NOTICE.

'EHlE Steamboat POTO.n.lC Siil ON her .r,,,,,
at AIeNanurl'. on the 9th OF January, $50 dis
continue running tor few weeks; M wb,c, tim, ,L
boat aud engine will be put in complete order. and
be IN readiness 30 the usual route a. .oo,
TIE weather VIII admit, Vi which due motto. VIII h.
gwen URIAH JENKINS
- -1--ot .Hdsler
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