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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-18
VOL. X.--NO. l..


oseoniehi OF The working classes Al The present
extraordinary h'eh price Of corn, winch they
"hitp"te hfiheipaif 70 tho monopoly oil lew
''eh 'nefehshts ~ ms lawn anu neignbo' moot.
:. rom he hTefPoot shercbTy " july oh.
RUSSIA ANU fOLANp-lha accounts
""m ''e 'heaie OF war are OF gratifying ma
"fes NJ i"suifeehp" "a the kusso.fol.sb pros
Nhtes - extending WIN gieal Tapidhy. Ltihu-
nha aud oamoE'th VIII soon be able 10 esiab-
'ish their Independence, aud TO send Deputies
10 ne N"lio"bi Diet ~ warsaw. uenl. oisi-
Bnh - ~ tho heau "f ao,oUw men and IL pro
oeedlng to~afds Nllna aud tho saa coasl. Ia
Snmogtia, 2o,ooo Insurgents are unuer arms
anu thr 1"mib""dn'-ip ohiei ms transmitted
10 ihe eostt"'nf ~ TIE report ol victory gain
30 oy parry ol the same gallant people 10 Tue
iIoslhce ~ solhyhm'
uenera' Dsinnnsk', with another auxiliary
| i"'ee' entered L"hnanm NJ oiHtb, 90 OF %
"hes Heh'"fA OF " Una, "hrfe ne was alsU
y"'nen ny "ions pooy o. the Insurgents, VIII"
aad previously beaten Russian deiaehmehr
anu ehp'n'eu Two pieces 81 cannon aud sup
phes, "eaf itoh, MOI lar Hon' inc capital OF
~" ~, '"''"eo' "s", N"a'po"sA', VINO sh'etsd
Luhusnia neaf bihlystoeh, before ihe oiber
corps, alter having d'spe'.ed two Russian Co.
"'s' ''a'sN, .'' o'"e' hear Trou-
'Nno" "V''"" we We
-, s"'' o',,'o"', a"u s''',e" ~ l'uo on the
~ ''",t ""u'' 30 ""' Jo'"se ~ many sa'hcb-
"',.s y, ". ,hso' e"',, M. age oouy OF the
800" -, W Sp""""'"' ~. WA" So"''nahuei-
~ NV .'.N'' US nv q'"''r's AVonf Tue
$500" y" e'' 49," '.sk" " e"n'"eH, he
p' $500 ~" "e "'''p''e oo,''' ne pesan MS
,'' ~ "'""V'','s y" 'e1 h"sW ne sNids
-, :, ", - ns. a " =, 'ees'u", " .pe m''a-
80, - ~ ''s''""s " s'oas 'os Hafew
a,,i,h. a,,',. ~. ",.""oas of
p",V a'e """''e'' --"''' 'ns f"ish Sf-
,,,..,,,,.,a,. ~" ..,',, e""av s"seesai"i ia
I,sn gaysrnm,n, hns .,,,,o,,,,,.a -, 70
.,I,,e. -, n -. ',,'''' !" Van " sAV
~ denena a., tl,,, ,ellns ,,5 ivy 'na"i-
R,rI,n In, ~ W. r..
#eann,. ,r,,,, -, III Ia, ~ ''.'@' NC
III. p',i,h $3.50. -. "o"' Lyeh GA
lIt,,t - -, ~ '''' NV .''ps ~ esn-
III, nns.,,.,. ,,,.,r,.,,, -. ""' 'hst
a. =. L. a',.,., ~ = ''""'"' s'us
sh,,,l. ~, a., ,i.,.. =. ~, $3.50 'ApeY'e9
Wa,..,. 49,, nj M. "a
"a "",p" "" '' " 'f 81 s'hs that General
n -, ~" s''."'p's n A'nsi sea
. ~ -, V' '''A', IN" ""'" fepuis1d,
~" NV Tvs, VI .,' ""''"u'''"" a"h brer aiis-
m, imp; i"e '''''" "I"y ~ffe moving upoo
80, 'In, i"o Aes''"" "e9u qiai'urs wute ~
-
- -, W n"e'o"'s" 'Hs'"e rontains.a
80 49, i'"s'', giving very gloomy ac-
- " VIZ sV"p'', US. ''s'ho,on That preva,lg
!" "s"'hs, 'nh resident oapo dls'riss.
~ VIZ" """"" - ""ie"s 'o' The convoca-
W." u 's""""' Hss"holt, nnh VIII promise
o"'"'"o' W Us aet's'ona hinna. Iapo dIss
"'''' MUS INC "'''ei VIII do well 10 make
49,, "''ss ~ - "ss'oas vi throwing
al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-18
ON A DANDY.

!" Il dandy is a chap thai would
Be young lady, il he could;
But ms he can't, does ail he can
! % show the world he's not man !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-18

From ne Al,.enn 0enu,loru.


Erpedien for L,beea.'-lhr brig critar;oa
"a now rendy iorber departure from Norfolk
She takes ont ample supplies, aud a eoas,der-
able number OF cRIRrsnts tor the Colony.
w are expecting daity information in regard
10 those who embark IN her. Il Is probabI.,
mat another vessel viii soon be despstched.
ocho0her for The Coi0ny The liberaIuy Of
Tho ftnosylvania society, hos enabled the
Managers 10 build - schooner nj Baltimore Of
shout SKY IONS, Tor the Use OF tue Colonv.
She IS no" nearly completed, aud IL said TO
be remarkably beautiful and well Quill. Sba
Will prove great acquisition o the COLONY
Noble EInmpie.--,t will be seen from our
list 81 donations, mat y generous Individual has
paid into our treasury one thou,nnd doliays.
You may, sad he, IN his letter dated July 1tl .
10 US, consider me n sutiscriber OFT 8jYe plan OF
The Hon. befrt omiib OF this State, aud YOU
ean 'it*ss on me ~ once tor tbs III sc paw meut
OF 100 Or. should yon think tile kbole psy-
meui Of. !, 1000 mors advsntag eous 10 ihe So
cieiy IN its PRESENT comparatively incipicnt
stat, you can draw me Tor tfh whole.
such lberhli Is cheering. Aud anhlmtes our
hopr, that the great Objects of fht. 1Socieiy
vii not be leil IA any respect unaccom.
plished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-18
POETRY
THE ROARING LION
EABkE.


1oosey once, Of worthless breed.
! o., On lions cast-of sk'hb
'tmade HE fellows think indeed,
as had a ions saul within.
py. beine an extensive race
And obstinate III ih-f beiiet
a., no mistake was in the case
rlectsd him ~ be their Chief
FARCE was he in the pomp oil STARE
Ere he began 10 play his trlcks
Il. gsii was not a lions gait,
Nor we're his kicks lions s'cks.
in.giidins rumors soon were hearh.
Thai he was not what he appeared
na some mysieriouslv averr'd
Thai l:..as never we're lung cared.
,leogtf n circumstance fell ou',
Which clearly 90 the public shpw,
a., ond the shadow OF r DOUBT,
Tint runors voice, for once, was True.
he creature, in an evil h1ur.
Resolved 10 make his friends dlsmayeu !
nd 10 the vanity Of po"e',
He ,riud To Ioar-and only bfayed
hen did they, when thu, came to pass,
a,s how they ha been taken ia
y one who plainly was an ass,
Though covered with liuns skib
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-18
The CcQneite rtprored.

The CrqneHt TtPFOt'u,
il strange tia, | remain u maid,
Rough fiity swans have homage pad !!
n. reason Won h seto,d, SAYS amy,
Ju had jus, to,iy -aiHe TOO many
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-18

The committee appointed nj q meeting ofthe
citizens ot New YORK., helL on the l2th of Mo-
vs,nber last 10 ~. sent address to tue Frenci,
peopifi coagfatuisiory on the result oil Tue rev.
OlDtion IN July, attended TO the duty EMO med
0pon them, anj Two genileinsn went out 10
hIa0ce to Pres'ni the address. They appear
TO have encountered some difficulty IA reach.
ing the kins. until LA Fayeite smoolbed tue
~ay--bui this interview was not very CRAFTY
iog. lis ina j.siy " received them very graz
cioUsl,, aud, after entertaining them with IA
lew minutes conversation, gave them an iny-
tntion 10 The Cn1ft-Bsli OF tue Monday fol.
lowing but no dHaaon iOas made by his ma
Ieay 10 ne addresses VI s0Ich they weye The bear.
eTs.
The Mayor Of Ne~ York has issued q proc.
lamatinn, requiring ali vessel, from any place
IN the l. want. the gulf OF Venice, OF any rlacs
IN the Alednri rdoeaB sea, aud all ,essels from
any pore III The bainc, including the ports IN
Drumsfk, 10 nncnor AT the quarantine GROUND
and submit To The examination OF inc heal h
',iheer,. lh's step has been taken 10 quad
against ihe intr0duetion ohbe Cholera MorDtis;
the fact that tho Asist,cs communicai ed this
fatal disease 10 tue Russian army, and the ar
my conveyed II ~ o the interior OF Russia, aad
| again into Poland aud Prussia, has given, ref-
maps, lust GAUGE VI 1iafm ~ tue citizens ef
New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
Fnr freight,

The Schr LINES,
ia Cant Nm J,a,i fon, oS 'bout $50 barrels, Wi
s.A!--r IN for any Eastern port App'y ~
'"'rIsH \. C. CAZSNOVE = Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
New & Valuable hooks

VUSr received on sale by wa Mo"n''oF'
s,o,,,s Family Bible, fresh supply and offered as
lou as can he purchased in Philadelphia, New YORK
or Boston. -, ,,L;h,.s
Elegant ausrto and pocket, silt sch"ot o'o'es
O.,ayo. school and pocket testaments 49,
PRAYER books or, a; variety and elegant ed'oon
goru,s introduction TO the study OF the h"'y SGT
,ur.s, H. vols, new edition
summer expcsi,orv lecture on Matthew and MARX
t,.v Joi,n Newton works, complete III Voi.' 10
which are prefx2d memoirs OF his ihe oy inc rev
J,,n Cecil NJ, new edition
Va, al of STANDARD works of the Protestant tPsco
nal Ch.,rci containing JEWELS Apology ana ireS''Se
on the scrptures -. u
sc,ures on the evidences of Christianity oy d.
wilson, A. NJ,
The Christian Student, BY the Rev. T. Pickerste'h
Noyes's Translation of the Psalms
MEMOIRS of the Rev J Townsend, Founder OF the
| asylrr for the Deaf and Dumb :,
Essay ON the IIierogIypbic system ny .. u
translate ed from the French by Isaac sie~a
with Notes, SC.
lie of Gerry, in vols 8vo
i,a,m,s constitutional History of England vs. ovo
Elements of Mental Philosophy, by lhos u oP"A"'
| in vols 8vo ,,,-., povers
STRAITS Philosophy of the active and moral p'"'''
III n;nlomncy Of the United States, I'd ednlon'
with additions by Theodore L,man, lr III s"'' o'o
| D,arb.rn's me noir of the Black sea- turkey anu
! Epynt in Q vol. S,o with chart, &c.
/ Book of Heslti, r ,,;,,or,,..
ous and schoo! Books, will be sold as low As can oe
hsd in any other town'n lhe o"'o"
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uai.ea i,cMN ~

N.,i .es, isCNN,it
s5,s imported. by ship virgin.. arrived here, and
i Herald, via I.ltrnore. aud Offers for sale
Colts 81 aud point blankets large sizes
- Rose blankets. ga, 10 4. IA, IA Is a
- A few pairs nrs. .sn,iiy aDke's
- sh . thread in oae. Of 20 dozen; patent
cu'ored and v Thread
Cambria musiins ard mites
Furniture dimtes and chirtses, ag eat variety
Ginghams and a'icoss
Figured cnl,red cotton connts rl'anss 3, large sizes
Vestinss, including silk velsets and Fiorentnes,
of very best quality
Gentemen's doesSin ,:iar, S
Suntrine cloths srd frrsC' mcres
nr;me assortmefi OF 4 4 lr st linens, 50 and o.
<het tngs
6 4and Ia tsole dsrnusk long lawns
t:,,ssi- and SCOTCH slretuss
7 4 greer f"ur cloth hHise
Ei,rs's h,s .pool and bal wing cotton
Enp lish cheese. double Goster aus! no;th WIT
shire of hrsi quality
From, the NORTH he has received:
Best black Italian lu,esuIngs
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
orsted and cotton hose IN great VaIiev
Swiss musins figured and plain
Merino stuffS. crcs ssans and bomba2e's
Black and drsb fine cloth shawis
Superfne chOppa romss
India and English bandanna hdkfs
Black italian cravats
Ticklenburgs sackings and osnsburgs
A General assortment of Domestic Goods,
Consisting e sat,inets. bentcks cotton osnaburgs,
Canton Asunels, brown and beached shee'tsS' oHPe'
bindings, checks. ipianls, sc &C.
Fine and sperfine m rino shirts and hosiery; shau
and herring l,rjport SEINE TWiNE; 70 De soiofer>
low to close consignment.
sept lift -
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AnViiation
70 tlent.

A,,n, The Store.Room and Warehouse UNI
w. der nv dwelling. southwest corner OF King
Es4s and Pitt SITS, opposite Mr Newton's Frank.
HsMtssyl lin House Hotel Nm excellent stand for Q
Grocery The rent w be made low, and dealt OUT
Possession may be had 5th September
aug l3 JEO. CORsE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
Tuition
In Draring, and IN the Spanish and Aaf'a"
Ett wv F ~
Ian gudgeS.

Languages.
q PINISTRI respectfully offers to ;he c,'5ens OF
-. Alexandria las services 10 teach IN the above
branches 49,.
Mr. pnistri is an Italian artist, has taught III New.
York for the space of twelve years, and ~ ms Dstic,
for the Ia three years. and s anw teaching III some VI
The MIST re.pectsbie families Of this place
Drawing is useful to ALTO young ladies' as an ac
complishment and an elegant finish to their educa
ton: tn youn. gentlemen, to facilitate and give an
elegant ni sh to their Of pursuits, VIZ: to law
ver in the use of maps, direction ct land. &c 10
noc,or for the anatomical study, driving chemical IN
strun.nts &c to a IN .rchan, to understand stamps
nserns t. ehsnicsl professions, 1t ~ NOT ie 81
useful No tailor can make graceful and well suited
dress without it; carpenters, shpbu'iders' mouse
builders &c tits indispensabe IN fact. there cannot
he a wslGni,hed mechanic OF any kind without
knowledge q Drawing
Price Of 7mfton:
For I pupil "a lessons TO n Qusrter $40
From to pupils do do . eaeh.
tn do do do 90
10 ptpils and upwards do do
NIGHT class for ynuig gentlemen 90
References:
Neu York. Hon s Van Rensselaer, Hon c. d. Col
Ion H.. ,tayor; Hon, James Kent, Chancellor.
wsh;,,,or d. C.. Commodore Patterson anc sr'
Peters ,,,, u ,,..o,
go L,e Ma, or l.. Lewis AMI Carus, tsls
r. INQUIRE at the Book store OF ID Martini wherc
subscription paper's lett.
sYnt l7--u
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lMe VixgiuAa rree tress

Is weekly newspaper, published at Chsrlestown'
letters n Count, Virgira, al - per annnTn. pay
able in advance 1t has very ez'cns'vs crcuaon 10
the Potomac country, and will h. found valuable nd
vertising medium for City siercha and Oilers who
u nv wish to communicate with their cou'try trends
he improvements now in prUeress, whlcn Will con
meet more Intimately the tra of the rich Valley OF Fir.
ginia with Baltimore and M cities OF the District OF
Columbia VIII suggest to t.ose concerned an addi
,ionai motive fer awaiting themselves Of the columns OF
the yree Press IF sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21

Dyspepsia

yINHE subscriber continues apply the newly disco
L v,red remedy for Dyspepsis. which has made per-
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places HIS
price is moderate. Application to be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
WIN HARPER.
~ A general supply Of fresh Representatives. &c
on hand and offered as low they can be purchased
l.. La. l.,r r crc1.t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
For BOSTON.
For New Work

g Tbe .,periur copper fastened and copPered
iii hi, John. Thompson mas'er' Carries S"oo'
ST., vrI be ready I" receive her cargo III &c"
o." f'' SN IS. II. JASNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
Tavern foy Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King Georpe

,s-...y,. The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
zs23r; Cou:t House ruid be rented 10 good TEN
Evd y an f.r one TO FIVE se.Is II il the only one
s.sf at tile place, is spacious and in good pair,
having attached! it grazing lots and stabiing Tor 20
or so horses. The furniture now in the house, which
is of the requisite quality end abundance. would b
sold Ire tenant very sccomr odating terms Pos
session may be had ist January, if desired
Apply to DoctUr b. Johnson, Ring ooorge C. II.
W. ar to GEO. JOHNSON & Go.
I'll
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Hnltiwnre Packets.

,, rhi, line of packets is composed ct t."T me
; r t,nasr~ one Of watch will sail from the f'S
.iEzzt ~. rrm y,l,unure every Saturday. Eur
@ az Nv JSw. 4 IRWIN.
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For Sar BADGES.

~ The schooner P2HELi,
~ 90. x;,k,rson Will sail IN a iew days Fol-
eF ''N J. Y W. II. IRWIN.
ga. ,n?'' to
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For Freight.

Tbs brig ELAHi,
ill.,, lain wooster. Durthen about 100 bar
ir-i M IA ;he West Indies or TO al cast
,r a,r. App'y'o ~ c,zrNoyE & Co.
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'Yhis ia to give Notice

TINS ID tO StVo 'NUVOOoa
vslIAr the subscriber, of Alexandra County, IN the
4 District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of said County letters of administrator
With the will annexed on the peTeona' estate OF James
saoderson late Of the county afor said deceased All
u, r ms having ciaias ganst the said decede"t, are
hereb, warned 20 exhibit the same to the subscriher,
passed by the orphas' Court, on or before The "a,
tay of October 1882 or they NAV by law be excluded
from all be- fiji ,ossd es','e; ard those indebted 'hets
10 are REQUIRED 10 make I'm mediate payment
Given under nv hand, this 7,h day r 'ctober, 1881
C'tIN AUtD.
Admir-, with the will annexed, OF James Ssnderson'
L CIV
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FOR Rent.

FOR Rent.
ss.s- That very desirable property. at present
Eah Occupied by Nessrs. Chamberlain X Harris 1t
" II the corner OF Prince Street
Ars&I The stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grocery busness the whsIf proAtas
Bile one. To good the terms will be low, and
given the 23d Janusry next For inns a'
plyto JANE S. CHAMBERLAIN.
sept 5--tf
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HrNMAy Il Hin.

=, Pines of very superior French Brandy
" do do holland Gin
w.rran,cd pure. and equal to any imported. Fol
sale by
sept 20
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 10

Our harbour and river remain fast bound IN
their icy-fetters. Although the influence OF the
saa at midday produces slight thaws they do not
seem TO extend beneath the surface, and are more
than cOuuterbalanced by the rigorous tempera-
'Rre which prevails with but little iutermlssion
during the other and far greater portion OF TWEEN
'y-four hours. A number of vessels are IN port,
laden and ready to proceed on their voyages;
while still greater number, inward bound are
lying in the lower harbOrs of the Chesapeake,
anxiOusly awaiting the breaking up OF the Ice II,
order to come into port. As the suspension OF
commercial operations which has thus continued
Or several successive weeks, will without doubt
DC followed by unusual activity Of trade as soon
as the harbOr is open, we hope that our merean.
Tile friends NAV speedily witness the removal OF
the barriers which the severity of the season has
nterpOsed.
Pursuant TO public notice. large and respec.
ah'c meeting of the friends of African Co.oni-
LatlOn was held ON Monday evening in the First
Presbyterian Church-ar which the Honorable
Nicholas Brice was appointed Chairman, and Ma
manlel Williams, Esq. Secretary OF the meeting.
The meeting was addressed by Roberts. Fin
ley, ESQ. the accomplished and eloquent Agent
CT the American Colonization Society.
The following resolutions were then unani'
mOusly adopted
Resotred. That this meeting highly appreciate
the object Of the American Colonization Society
the removal of the free people of color of the
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-. ,,ore, nothing in favor Of the mission, which
W. n'% h,t So ably and Justly condemned. We are
~ .',rs that large portion of the members VINO re-
r,aJ 70 arrest the appropriation bill, or to modi-
use that il would probably certainly be re-
!! - mon the House from the Senate, vet con-
I'D with Mr.. Burgess in his opinion and repre-
tat 'n,st;on of the main case. When MIR. Cambre-
is"r 60 upluckily or imprudently, cast the phrase
Ill vulturc': against the Rhode Island champ.
- he forgot that the bird has strong beak anu
U u.s. t.Io1s.-NatioaGl Gazette.
r. B,rgcs' SDeerh.-Reader, did'st ever Wit
st,r Innt? Did'st ever see one OF those
-" srimaIs. with distended nostrlls, large
ii;,rf ewes, and antlers erect, bounding freely
C'n'" ,"p ,5e forest or across the open plain, as
u ''ou2 .nurninr the earth beneath him? Did'st
yo or see this superb animal assailed by all the
y's' orowers of the nearest village, until COM
nus Too close upon his heels to suit his convenience
5l sII,ntly turns upon the yelpins tribe, and at
nc 500 $40 them one after the other high into the
tI SbeeJs about and proudly pursues his course
,.er moor and mountain-ieaV,nS ms assauan'I'
80 and bleeding, to limp back to their kennels
'O'I can?-If not, read Mr.. Burgess speech IN
~ a. " e;onnos paper, aud, dropping the metaphor
UNI "'I Lnw e6.ctualy he has disposed OF his DIS
''N nssaiIants taking one after the other IN
s"n,I in regard to the Randolph Mission
IS ,La s;miIe above be not good one. then are we
II u, ,', s.men,-Ne,r- York Commercial.
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f. SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1881.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1881.
Present as yesterday.
No. "a. The Levy Court Of Washington. Plain
tiffs in Error, VS.. Tench RinggoId.-In error to
the Circuit Court of the United States for the Dis
,rict of Columbia. Mr.. Justice Thompson deliv-
cred the opinion of this Court affirming the judg-
ment of the said Court in this cause with costs.
No. 81. John Winshp, ct al. plaintiffs in er-
ror, VS.. The Bank of the United States. The
argument of this cause was concluded by Mr..
Sprague for the plaintiffs in error.
No. 50. Josiah Lewis, ct al. Appellants, VS..
Humphrey Marshall, ct al.-'rhe argument Of
this cause was commenced by MIR. Wickliffe for
the Appellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow I O'Clock A. NJ.
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five Dollars Reward

SeventyhVe DO\lars Reward
lsANAWAY from the subscriber, near New Balti-
L more. Fauquer County, Va. on toe 18th of De-
cember last
NEGRO JACK;
shout q "a years of age; five feet seven or eight
inches bgh we'll made; has scar on his left cheek,
down look when spoken to Jack had on when he
lett my premises. pair Of old nsey pantaloons and
frock coat of grey Cloth, much worn.
will give twenty five dollars for his apprehension
and delivery, # taken within, and seventy five dollars
taken without the State provided he secured in
amy jail SO that get him sgain.
JACK is not very sprghtIy. but from having driven
team TO Alexandra frequently, is well acquainted in
that place the road. and is believed will not
wantfor facilities III sesreting himself
WILLIAM HAMPTON.
Jan 2l-6w
~ P. S. Having sold the above described
Negro TO Joseph Brswner his risk wish to notify
The public that after tins date will not pay any re-
ward WA. HAMPTON.
February 4, 1831-feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-17
NelNON al.

yENHE subscriber respectable informs his friends and
4 the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the Franklin House HOTEL few doors
below his Old stand; where he continues to carry On the
Saddle, Harness z Trunk business
Nv I'LL ITS P.2RTOUS BRANCHES.
He tenders his grateful Acknowledgements TO his
friends and the public for the liberal patronage he has
received from them; and begs leave to assure them,
that with the aid of the best workmen, and an an
pie supply Of the most choice ma'er,s' he VIII De
able to renler entire satisfaction to those who may
nlcae to favor him with their business, either by order
or personal application.
lie has on hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment Of the following srclts, wholesale
and retail, the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, bss, qualityi stuff flaps
DO do do PLAN
DO do common do
Ladies do be st and common
Plated and steel bitted BRIDES OF various kinds
Plated and steel mounts martngales
Saddle bags Of the lstrs, fashion. and common
Velisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and iapanned mounted carryail har
Wagon cart and dray harness
Fire buckets an! halteIs
And also general assortment OF
Elegam Hard Leather Travelling Trunks
And grest variety of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and srri
Sa,ldletrees and huckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and AL
skin, and quilted at shortest notice.
Old ,add IS, harness, and trunks OF all kinds repair
ed al the shortest notice
cent 30 JAMES VANSANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-17
Glover iced.
AVE have lust received 20 bushels Fresh Glover
w Seed, remarkably clean.
feb l7-eo3t KERR u FiTZlIUGH.
Was Committed

Was Committed
FKND the Jail for the County of Alexandria, ID c. on
Il the 10Th instant, as q runaway, negro mai who
says his nameis
JTM
He appears to I've about IS of age, feet live
inches high, and considerably MANNED in his legs his
clothing is homespun roundabout and Pants'oohs'
lie sa, that he is the property Of MIR James Bradley
Of Fairfax County, Virginia.
The owner is requested TO come forward. prove
property, pay charges, aud take him away otherwise
he will be disposed of according to law.
HORA1lO n. STEf LIE,
fpb l7--3t Jailor.