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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
FASHIONABLE GOODS
For Indies Summer w.

' following beautiful Goods are of the lotos,
Il fashions, and will be sold at low prices
oriental CONNIE balticc, new and elegant stvle ne
goods, Tor the evening or walking dress
Embossed '%oscarins and mandarins,' of fasb.onabI,
colours
PLAN and striped palmarinos and battices
Ioulard, figured and striped gauze
isls embroidered null and book muslin robes, o.,
new style of patterns and rich work
Best black %palmnrine and Gro de Leon
IN invoice of lace and aud worsted canes. ems.
collars, forcllas, 'fsslulie,' and peIerines' ~
the most fashionable shape "
Ladies PLAN and embroidered gloves, of all colors.
qualities and prices
Pam and embroidered white cotton hose
Black and white silk and raw silk hose &c 60
to above with every description of Lace Goods.
will be found Mt II n. JENKJNS, u''
jc 90 Fancy Dry Good and Irish Linen s, oro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
Cheap Music.


'ENHE subscriber has received a largo assor,mcn.
a OF LithroRaphic Music, which Inc will sell at C
cents per printed page, and IN some instances chesp-
er.--Muci has been said about the incOrrectnocs ~
photographic Music, and with some degree OF truth.
Inc printing establishment having changed owners.
u 10 due to the present proprietor TO say That OWN
TO his particular attention, tho Lithogrnpbic Music
printed at his establishment is as correct as plate mn
subscriber will give a catalogue of music
OIL hand with the price in cents.
mo. III
Ataby's daughter, IA kics! a kiss! there's nobo-
ny nigh, lG-AIice Gray. a celebrated Scotch ballad.
I6--Ah! Dotis promised to mo, composed BY Rodwell,
I2-Ntt the siient'hour, do. do. IAN the blue bon
nets arc over the border, I2-Arob steed, composed
ny ~llobson, i2-AulJ Lang Syne, G-hbsence, G-Ah!
! remember that slont, hour sung by Mls Clara Fish
er' l2-Ah, no! FIRST Love is but q name, sung by
Madam Vesttles, IA lesson for each pretty maid,
l|--Arab TO his sicod, 12-And ye shall walk in nix
attire, 2-hnchors weighed. i2--Bridemaid's SONG
ana chorus, I2--Buy lmagei a ballad, sung by Mrs
Clara FISHER. s5-Bavarian girls song, Buy a
Broom" 25- Butterfly. mouth, aud bee, composed b.
Burnett, 26-Bonny blue cap, or bold and true, writ,
ten by SIR Walter Scott, 70.
IL 5--ut r.. N. SANXAV
OF jon PRINTING executed q, the whir oahes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
Great Sale of Law Books.

me second THURsDAY Of September next, viii
- ne sold by auction the Law Stock of a Book-
seller; consulting OF about Thirty TNousand Yoiurrcs.
embracing the latest editions of nearly all books in
general use, and n great number of the cid Repor..
and other scarce works.
AZ me same time viii be sold, q large number of
Miscellaneous works.
The Catalogue will be ready by the first Of juno.
Any gentleman desiring it forwarded to him. win
please apply CPcst paid) TO The subscriber,
NJ. THOMAS, Auctioneer.
Philadelphia. May, 1880. ma i5-w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
NOTICE.
HoUsTON-DEN,TjiTiSS;Ti., :,

- hOCS ION-DEJNTIST, respectfully Informs
. the ladies' and gentlemen Of Virginia, that he
!ntends starting ON a professional tour, on or about
tne oth dny OF July, and viii visit fredericksburg
Charlottesville, and Steunton. in which pJaces me vii
remain a iow dsys-hc will visit tho White Snlpbut
warm and Sweet Springs, ard return by tho .way Of
LynchDurg he gives this early notice. that his
have an opportunity TO call on him previ.
GUS To nus temporary absence from Richmond, and 10
sPpilre those moro remote, ofhis intention of visiting
tho above places
N Bile expects to be absent from Richmond
about two months. 10 e5-Iaw,g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05
From the baltimore American, of July 2.
Latest from MonteUideo and Bvsnos

Latest from WonteVideo and Buenos .4,ysc
The brig Plymouth, Lawton, is below from Slontlyideo To
ue poiteness OF MI. ID Stiles, supeIcar2o, the editors OF the
.Itnertean arc indebted for Bucnos Ayres papers to the :go,b
April. The accounts from the interior represent the country
o o o more tranquil than at the last dates. Letters had been
received IN buenos Ayres from Cordoya which state thai line, .
was every prospect Of a 'speedy establishment of psaoe and
sooo understanding between that province and its Indian neigh
The government OF Enenos Ayres has ntob,bued The
ION from that province of gold and silver coined or unyrou,ht.
" nj vessel VII be allowed TO depart with more than is con.
sideIed indispcnsabiy necessary for her yoyaee,
The editors of the .4merican have hccn Iayoursdb v ooD,,n.,
cal friends with the annexed letters, dated
"MoSTEvIDEo, May 1t, 1880.
The sailingo Of the Plymouth enables me 10 prcscnt YOU the
state OF the Market. Flour ~ looking IN and may he cu,,.S
at Sl4al44 for small parcels. g..
In consequence Of a misunderstanding between the Cover.
uanrrml'y would be interrupted; but I am happy to state thai
inc pest informed have strong hopes that the di..rcuce will bc
a'nicaoly adJusted,-indeed, business has not been IN the
slightest degree affected by il.
Affairs In BUcnos AyreS AMI the in,c,;or ,o,t ho,,,. 49,,
s'tone hopes are entertained tina, the two parties will see the
necessity o. restoring order tn That unfortunate country Don.
cessna. ia'en 10 SlO8 IN a few days, and Exchange had risen
IIoin 0 ;oOa No sales were making OF any thing; -four was
noininahJ S9o, an not much in ffst hands Confidence wa.
~ no means restored. There are only FIVE AmeIio an vessels in
l va PoH, ana nut one here, the Plymouth, ready for BaItimote
Flour 10 days ago was at I0lsO0 IN Rio Grande. SLOW, sale
and my letters rom ITO Janeiro of the 18th oil. quote il AT ~
70 IoHVov-i I,oOO barrels IN hrst hands. The expectation OF
exchange on England 39d"
'MAg 2d-Since %writirslhe above, the aspec, of our pou,i.
:. anahS mas changed, and a civil var rs Immediately expec.
ted, IN consequence Of the Commander in chief of The srrv ma.
'ns refused 10 acknowledge tho new government"
"MorIypEo, April 80, 1880
Iaige InPoltallons up 10 the commencement Of this month.
whercoi IVoO bbls were placed IN dcposie ~ Tho Custom
addition 70 our stOck.-Tbe last sale was of 500 bbls an siAi'
sno several small parcels at Si5 IL a SIS, by which the auso.
wy W Ie custom House has been reduced to 1900 bbls ON
alvIces iTom Buenos Ayres arc also moro favorable. leavins
oOU lI ~ luT1eF improvement i'm butn nIacss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-05

% motion, Rfsolred, That the Editors OF the Saiy Papers
% seqoested 70 p1olish the proceedings Of this meeting.
IN motion, adlouned. JOSEPH TATE, Chairman.
CsAsio n. Hypr, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
New-Nork and Nhode-Is-
land Steam Packets.

ENHANCEMENT FOR AUGUST,
The PRESIDENT. Capt. Il. s. BuNKsa
LEAVES Providence,
August 2, q, ~, ~, 81, 26, 80, At ~ N.
Ann New. YoRx,
August 4, 8, l3 ~. -, 20, at Ar. y.
The WASHINGTON, Capt. CoMsrosH
LEAVES PRovIpENcE,
August 3, q, ~, 10, ~, rs, 81, at - NJ.
AND NEw. YoRK,
August 5, 10, Ia, Ie, %, "a, at q p. y.
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt.
E. 8. BUNKER,
LEAVES PROVIDENCE,
August A, 8, l3, 10, "a, %, At ~ N.
ASD NEw- -YoRK,
Angus, 2, 6, II, ~, 81, 26. 30. at 4p. -.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON,
Capt. e .COaGEsBALL,
LEAVES PROVIDENCE,
Angus, S. 10, Ia, IS, Is, "a, AT ~ N.
AND NEw. YoRK,
August 3, 7, ~, 10, 10. 25, 81, at 4P. ~.
The Packets, both to and from New York
touch AT the Long Wharf at Newport, ta
receive and land Pssscngers.--Cs Carriages
always in waiting upon their arrival.
July 81, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.

NONNECI1CUT LOI"TEkx no.
~ 10; draws Friday Aug. l3. High
est prize $4,000. Tickets I parts in
proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
o; draws Friday Aug. %. Highest
prize $4,000. Tickets 4 parts in pro-
portion.
CUMBERLAND l. OXFORD
CANAL LOTTERY no. Ia; draws
Monday August l6. Highest prize
$1,000. Tickets ? parts in proportion.
Drawn NUMBERS.
Of Maine State Lottery No: 900
81 36 l5 4 50 "a % 40. OfRhods
Island Lottery class sly 10 "a 81
33 q. Of Connecticut Lottery no. B
-l5 30 50 35 4S 81 Al IL s.
MORE GOOD LUCK AT C. SHAW'S.
Comb. 10 % 80 in Maine state lottery,
class IL, Prize of $3.50, sold in q whole
ticket.
Comb. Is SO IL in Conn River Lot clsss
4, prize of 500, sold in Quarters.
J. C.. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
CA 14k

yI>ilE ladies and gentlemen Of Newport,
are respectfully informed. THAI the eel.
cbra,ed painting Of CAIN .Mediiating me
murder Of his brother ABEL, 10y DAviDJ
will be exhibited for few days nt Doei.
MooRE's Lecture Room, l29 Themes.
street.
This splendid Painting has been univsr,,
sally pronounced OF the very first order.
and the mngica. talents Of lis author have
never been more happily displayed. lie
has disdainsd all adventurous circumstan-
ces and accessories, and embodied the
whole OF his subject in the astonishing kS-
ure Of Cain, his wife and children
This sublime Picture with be open for
the reception OF visitors from D in the morn
ing until dark.
Admiltsncs 25 cents, Children half price
season tickets 50 cents. Aug. 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
S0IP MHWS

ENTERED
Brig Criterion, Hughes. New.York3
Schr. Lydia, Small, Boston.
Schr. Chto, Chapman, Providence.
Sloop President, Gates, Saybrook.
Sloop Mary, Heath, New. York.
CLEARED
Schr. Lydia, Small, Providence.
Sloop Albany, Vars, New.iork,
Sloop Mary, Heath, Providence.
MEMO R.4.ND.7
Spoken July 18th. LAT ~, Ion ~. ship Ma
jestic, Page. fin. n Orleans for Liverpool.
Spoken July 18th. lat ~, Ion 40, u. $. slooI
of war Concord, Perry, from Norfolk for Rus
STA, all we'll.
At Havana, about the 30th alt. ship New
port. Vaughan; and brig Fame, Vinson. fo
freight or charter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

govern themselves accordingly. Yes
terday the brother of J. F. Knapp, viz.
Na,hl. Phippen Knapp, the father OF
of the accused, underwent long and
close examination in chief and cross
examination. 1t is probable that the
case will go 10 the Jury tomorrow,
when Mr.. Webster will close. The
excitement still continues.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no
~ 10; draws Friday Aug. I3. High
est prize $4,000, Tickets I parts in
proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
Q; draws Friday Aug. 20. Highest
prize $4,000. Tickets 4 parts in pro-
portion.
CUMBERLAND g. OXFORD
CANAL LOTTERY no. IA; draws
Monday Aug. I6. Highest prize $4,000.
Tickets 2parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS.
OF Maine State Lottery no 2O--5O.
81 36 I5 4 50 "a % 40. OfRhode
Island Lottery class sly 16 "a 81
33 g. OF CONNECTICUT Lottery no. B
-l5 80 So 30 4S 81 al IL 5.
MORE PRIZES. Combination 3 90
IS Maine State no. l, sold in package o
quarters $1,000
Grand Consol Lott. Con. no. 8 Comb.
nation 10 81 az came up prize Of 200
and was sold in q whole ticket
Besides very handsome lot Of 3 100, 90
80, in the above and other lotteries drawn
sinco.
ANOTHER PRIzE-Combination Ia
IS 4S prize 500 in Maine State Lot
no. 10; sold in a whole ticket to a gen
tlcman in this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
BRIGHTON NJ MARKET
Ifo,<y<,. A.,<,,,sf a

(Reported for the Boston Patriot)
At Market this day 2s3 Beef Csttle, 13O
Stores, 6 or b cows and calves. @7A7 s"""-
PRIcus- Beef Csi,le-frorn IS rs 10 4 Is
sToars-Thoss mentioned above were
most Of them the same we reported last week
We were mistaken in stating they were near
ly all sold--huys noticed only few sales to
day. ID,
Cows q CALvEs-We noticed the sale oi
2 only, at 500 s25. -.
SnrEr * LASss-We noticed lois sold a.
the following prices, 81, ! s73 ga, 80
I 30 & So. Some old sheep woro sold, price
not Dotiesd-a few were sold the close Of last
week for 50 Is.
swIyE-- None having been at market for
several weeks previous, sale wss easily ef'
fected. Lots were taken at about 43c; one
lot Of about 100 was sold by the "lumP' at ~
51c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
AUGUST IL.
HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

RECENT ADDITIONS, VIZ.
2IO5 Turkev.--A residence at Consta an,inople
in the year 1897 with notes to the pres.
ent time by Josiah Brewer ! vol.
2i06 Cloudcsly "a tale by the author Of Ca
icb Williams 2 vol.
2l07 Stories Of Bride, by the aSthor Of
"Mummy" = vol.
2l0S Doom Of Devorgoil, mslo drama, and
Auchndrane; or tho Ayrshire tragedy
by Sir Walter Scott, bart. l vol.
2lO9 Rob Roy (RoviseJ edition) by Sir Wal.
tor Scott 2 vol.
2ll0 Merry Tales of three wise men Of Co
than by the author Of John Bull in A.
mcrica ! vol.
2lii Frugal House wife, dedicated n those
who arc not ashamed Of economy
the author of Hobomah ] vol.
2ll2 Clarence; or a talo Of cur own times, by
tho author of Hope Leslie 2 vol.
2il3 Paul Clifford; by the author Of Pei.
ham 2 vol.
2ll4 Falkland; by the author OF Pelham vol.
2ll5 Country Curato; by tho author Of the
s;ubaliern 2 vol.
2S5 Greece and Constantinople-- visit TO
Greece and Constantinople in the year
1878, by Henry A. v Post one of the
agents of the New York Greek Com
mittee vol.
2iIG Lost heir; novel, Q vol.
2SG Claiming Discourscs, Reviews and
Miscelanies by William Ellory Chan
ming d ID. vol.
Ply Budget; or humble attempts at inmor.
taIity by Messrs Won Dundorhcnd "a
books a book although there's nothing
in It."
2lls Jews--tho history oftho Jews from the
earliest period TO tho present time, BY
the Rev. u. n, Milman vol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

The necessity for hotel that Will
accommodate the many visiters whom
every summer brings to our Island has
become so generally obvious, that ef-
forts are now making to raise sum
sufficient to defray the expences OF Its
erection. A large and commodious
building, ample enough for the com
fort Of two or three hundred individu-
ais, situated on the hill, and command
ing a prospect of the harbor, sea and
surrounding country, would do away the
objection which, for years past, has pre-
vented many from coming to Newport
in the summer months, and would be
alike profitable to the proprietors and
the town. There is no place IN the
Union, which on every account would
be preferred to this, by those seeking
a refuge from the heat of southern cit
les. The invalid may perhaps find
more relief at Saratoga or Balston
bu, he must there endure degree Of
beat tha, is oppressive in the exsseme'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TIiE subscribers, Exec utors Of the last
l. Will and Testament of
WILLIAM BAILEY,
late Of Middletown, deceased, hereby give
notice that six months are allowed for tho
settlement Of said estate:-AIl persons
having demands against the estate viii
present them for settlement, and those In
debtcd will mako immediate payment TO
JOSEPH !. BAILEY, r
JETHRO D. BAILEY, s''''''
July Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

suddenly, mr.. Richard Rounds, aged 10 years
Al Portsmouth, N. X. Hon. John Shsrburne
Jadge of the u. 8. district Court, aged "a
lie was aid do camp TO Gen. Whipple in tho
Revolutionary war and lost his left leg by a
sannon shot at the battle Of Butts Hill, II. /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

"Industry, No. q" is unavoidably O.
mitted this week. 1t shall be attended
TO i'm our next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
DIED

In this town on Saturday the 3lH, miss
Ruth Easioo. daughter Of The late mr.. John
Esston, aged ~ years.
On Wednesday last, miss Mary wiokham,
,gsd G5 ycars. >,..,
In Portsm 10Th on Friday las, joanna Witch
ell. wife OF Richard Mitchell, aged about ~.
in jamestown, on Saturday afternoon last,
,f,e. a short illness Capt, James Dockray
iged GU years. ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
From the Boston Patriot Of Yesterday.

From tho Boston Patriot Of Yesterday.
SALEM TRIALs-TUEsDAY.-This
day has been occupied in the examin-
alton of witnesses on the part OF the
defendant. The Court gave notice
this morning that if any one was de-
tected taking notes in the Court House,
of the evidence for the purpose Of send
ing them without the State for pnlica-
ton. previous to the conclusion of the
vial, he would be proceeded against
by the Court as for a contempt. TO
preyent such a course the Court nov
rays the information .tbat oil might
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12
NAREIED.

Al Portsmouth sn Thursday lssi,inr. JoseP
B. Corey, 10 miss Sarah Fish, daughter of mi
George Fish, oil Of Portsmouth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-12

1t will be seen blythe advertisement
that the steamboat Fulton, will sail on
an excursion to Block-Island, this e.
yening. There has never been finer
opportunity offered for the citizens of
Providence and Newport to visit this
southern and solitary boundary of our
little State. Avery pleasant party may
be expected from Providence, and those,
who are disposed for the trip, may un-
dertake it with fair prospect of much
enjoyment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
Real Bo,tling NeNnr.

FsyuE subscriber has on hand assortment OF cham
I pagne and claret wines; among which are 'ih
Blanc d. Grave Madeira, &c Of his own importation
London porter, Hober,'s brown stout Albany
Newburg, and Philadelphia, Georgetown ana hiexsn-
dria ale and porter; bottled crap cider anu goou ''o
and distilled vinegar Clerks Of various qualities
Cash given for old bottles
az DYING and securing continued as heretofore
p J. SALVETAT.
Nh Orders for any of the aoove articles VIII DC
attended to- either for home abroad, to suit the Gil
mates to which vessels may be bound-an object 81
some Importance handlers who are aware other
cabin stores being thus preserved. 49,
~ The editors ofthe NATIONAL intelligence, WASH
ington. Columbian Gazette, Georgetown, Wincnes'sr
Republican, Virginia Gazette, Wirrenton, and WASH
ipetoulan, Leesburg, will publish the above st, ana
send their accounts to this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
may 14-6m'

yUyJE above on,mclI >, -cl ~ the pubhc as a
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dis
eases, some of which have long baied the skl'l OF
medical science:
lst White swellings of every description
Cd Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing.
Sd Schrr,,s or glsndulsr tumors particularly those
hardened tumors women's breasts which oitent'mes
terminate in liberated cancers:
4,b; Felons, or what some people know BY the name
of catarrhs OF every description.
5th Rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th Sprains and bruises of every description or IN
whatever part situate
III. letters of all kinds-in this complaint the pa
tent in appl,in the ointment nust keep the part out
Of water.
9th. Chlblains or parts effected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
David Martin
Has lust received and offers for

Has Just recsiued and offers for cole,
ntR Of ~ FIGHTS; or Table Of the RrI.,v.,
portions actually existing between the v.ss,1aa,
Foreign Commercial Countries and,hosc of the Sns.;
states: embracing other weight, information n, q
barney, late Naval Officer ofthe Po,, Of B,eim:"'
The "proprietor' of these Tables having, for n,..
years. been aware Of the great utility tina, such
would be TO the merchant, engaged in futeqr,Oat
MERGE, as well rs in disseminating the nioT,,s.S
contains still more general; and occupying, ash. r,
for considerable tune, situation where lie tr,or'.
~ met with difficulty, and in various instanee.,-
Il u,ter!. inpracticabe to obtain any thing like ..,
factory knowledge Of the relative proportions d.
eommerciai weigAis of different foreign ooaptai. )
o,ds and piares bore to those Of the United S,+
he has been luced to undertake this work an, r
ceiyes tina, BY offering j! in its present form, dive
az NIL ex,raneous matter, thereby rendering it lea
XIV. q course less costly. it vii! be found the no,.,.
ceptsbe avg IT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
OAyiA Martin

Has Just received, and offers for SALE
II NGl H. editions of the following WORKS, VIZ;
"a Nicholson's new Carpenters Guide, an improved
and enlarged edition. explained in Theory and
Practice by numerous engravingsi lv ITO
Perguson's Lectures on selec, subjects IN Mocha
MICS, tydrosta,ics, Pneunatics, Optics and AS,
tronomy; anew and improvct edition adapted
to the present state of Science: " Svo
Wayerly Novels, new edition, with the Authors
Notes, elegant engravings
Robertson's History &c Charles Fifth, " oyo
Select Works of the British Poets, with B"Sra'
phical and Critical preiaces by Dr. Akin, IN
Nv 8vo
Arabian Nights Entertainments, in " i2mo
Classic Tales, comprising Rasselss, Vicar OF wake
field, Paul and Virginia. Elizabeth, Castle OF
Otranto, Gullivers Travels, Sentimental Jour
rev, &C.; complete in ~ l2mo
GUYS pocket Cyclopedia, 9Th edition. enlarged
and improved
RanduIl's History Of England, in which the most
remarkable events are illustrated by numerous
svmbocsl engraving; IN Nv Emo
The National Portrait Gallery OF iilustrcus and
Eminent perssnsges Of the 18th Century, ell
graved on steel. with memoirs OF each
Illustrations of Shskespeare's Plays
Chapone s, Gregory's Letter, Evenings at ilomc'
Burke on the Sublime and Beautiful, &c &c.
AUG Oft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
Valuable prnperty

II ~ IL
No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
SsSfH y, the corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets
Essal "A Lot of Ground on Prince street,
49, sbout 100 .ret front on Prince and W teei on
Royalstreet On this lot IS good brick q" eh'hs''"
the occupancy of ur r II dier
ga Frame Dwelling on King street, ~ oy
100 feet alien feet alley
A Frame Dwelling on Water street, Al It.
front By i10 feet deep, w.
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection OF wa.
sr and franklin streets, 100 feet front by rs o-
This will be rented in building lots at ~ cents
per front foot.
"a Vacant Lot, A feet front on Water st.
7.-Alot on Washington street, IS feet front
nv lOl feet deep. at the intersection
IA tn slot i, brick building.
"a Vacant Lot on Patrick street, 81 feet
front. anlht'f me l-pth OF thu square
"A Vacant Lot on Henry street, o5 feet
.,ont. and h,fthe depth of the square
The property win he shswn on ,ppiicat,on TO
-: TIiOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
Hrass Foulndery

W tCuAluAH NICHOLAS bcgs leave to inform his
IA friends in Alexandria anits vicinity, sad the pun
lie generally that having. at great expense establish
ed BRASS FOUNDRY on Water street, tor the
purpose of casting ANDIRONS, with every other sPe
ces of work connected with the business, he assures
them that he viii cast and finish any work which may
be entrusted to him rs well and cheap as can ne
procured from any of the Northern Cities. Tic VIII
also make repair Soda Pount aims upon sppicaton
lie has, moreover, empoyeda workm an from England
to conduct the Cutlery Business and soicts portion
of the public patronage Al kinds Of Screws-oFass'
iron, steel, &c cut to order. 1000.
Applications NAV be made either at the Foundery on
Water street, or his old stand on Fairfax street