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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14
from The Wash,ngiou Correspondence Of Jour
mi OT C0mmCrce.

from The Wash,ng'oH Correspondence Of Jour
milo COUHCree.
There are now three sriS of Indians among
us--One class put up at Gadsby's $, the otarr
tso ut Browns. II is impossible to mistake
the FIST N a cro I'd at genilameu trage Hers AZ
IL Is ditin ut to deiec, the iasl t"O IN the same
crowd ia1s showing the transforming powe,
OF cIyiuza!on Ca the sous OF the forest The
Mrnnonies (if spell the name rigb) appear
u be rather Wild and uniuored, Their mum.
Ter is 10 fireu tao t., Whom are nales-
Ihey uocasioual.y sirJI about tie streets IN
pJirs, IN dtcsse5 half cisll I'D, hall savage
Cor example, one may be s.cn wearing o Ill
nary pantalets, n blanket thrown over his
shoulders, eny bping almost his ~hols body
even to the 0ccpm Of the head, which is ilsrd
garHIsned nHn military feathers OF pore white
and flaming red, sticking ont horizontally aud
presrntag rather erotesque tau pjciu-
reSQue hppearAnC", while the face j. painted
rcd down To the maxlliary bones. Ihs may
orrve rs piece OF desert ton, lor no uniform
ity OF costume aPprars to ct~racttl,2e Them
IN ,hnr present de5u'iJfy Mo.r,neni5 1bry
sIe oI AL ages, nom the venria yio c!Ar aud
orator, "rmkled By time und trHPrsis, down
10 boys Of Il 10 10. lhe oah hnsish ihry
c.n speak IS iiUlc Il do?' aad thu seems %
be common property --!pr any OF ,hem will
say that 10 any vino speaks 70 the.n. Tnty
occupy IN Oily one Of the spacious, beautiful
and ra,neie,l second 4 ny narlors al C,,,s,,, )
s,l,.nI,d hos, G.e lar,1s, n.I,aas :, ,ta !,
80 q 70. - ,,,,5 i a,,,I i,':,
,n, N,t,nn,I s,,l,v,i5.h an ,;s, ~.
bean ibe r.t,e,t at mo. - d,.f,nnn,s,.,
th.,e thy are. heller sk. tier hithfr n,1 nh
iber, showing of a striking contrast be'Wten
thtir civil aCCommoda' ions Aud their .ayage
psrsoas and habitim cdts.-Piaymg cards is n
,aynr,,,. anIu.emen,. ev,.n.y ;,h ne ha,s rho,'
49,, ,,,hs, a,,yb,s, -, n,.,.,,.' w., '"ey
'Ti,c,,n,,,cnan,,s ,Ir,a,, -. ,ta.I 800
-, >, aud .en,Ie MAJ, -, ~
'l.r ,han I,valv wh5I ct,'." "a.
I'D 1870 ~ o., y,x,;,,,it,,, - -
J,,,e ns.ha' sf,itan ~ }a,,f. VI WV -" u
I,c, IN e,h,i,., ,b. tor.,a. Eat'.o 80 on
le.y, Tnc,, ~ o.e of ,ba,n aa,.,', Wv
Of mddling sIa,or. VINO no..,s..s 80" IS
- '''o"''"e ,,"'o'' Wv foss's'rs par 81 Tue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

Inc Cincinnati Daily Advertiser states tina,
.he ane STRAIN aoat Amazon, on her way mn
"'p Ne" ofIrans, came in contact VIM The
I'e""'oo'' u+org- Washington Inch was
' ,o g nn',s' !he former immediately sunk ~
- i q "a,ef AID Is consid' led .. totally lost
Ihe other has arrived at Louisville.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

Lefagdre The State of d laware, has
IN 'de corr ect aud spirited response 10 the ma
in'nhon, by Alabama, OF General Jacks,n hv
J lac "s IL opposition 10 it, the name OF HeutD
Ctag. 1'"Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

iszt !. clLl2us une. snd ca pc b. a,,.,.
.pnn tia IrnciHlc which solved ~, a 50
Nm SHY uita.e sbeep should cal mo,r
black ones. 'Aaa
id> comsL-rhe observations made m -,
1"h'r', 40" IN the Constellation Ophatln, ~
not app ar TO identify IT with any OF t4o.s ~ -
elemenis are recorded. From this ei5c,..ae
stance We may eonei ade, thai It is a stra,,'a-
~ CIR stem. IL mo;Icn frusa the l2,J
tue 23i suHary, as about one der, ,' 10
si1 inmates m twenty -iour hours, aud r., i
grade ~ contrary to the order Of the SIN.
path IS viewed fron, the Earth is nearly
al Il wit tine Ecltic. Its dirnin ishin, l,r,p,,'
c. lindca'lhg thai il has already pa,.sL -.
perrin !IJn) anI the presenc, Of the Moa, 49,,
probably prevent farther observation, ., -
pas,nge through tue solar Svsten.
lChHfstou .Htrtuss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14
From The .4t6un1 .,1rgus.

Yesterday, tue Hon. W,lI,,m9 10 u,,o
chosen, by UOln Houses Of the LeoiSia,nre
oeus or Of lie U. 5. from thi. state IN thu
place OF tue Ion. NaJhnn Sanford. Who's.
term oi service eAl ifes ca the 4lh Of March
next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

He'0 Question IN PhysoLoky According to
'ne e"is'' q New Hampshire, one OF sv.ry
n'y o' inc coi""rcd population, i. d.af and
"uuAo- Of '"e waite population, the IN les are
ony ID me propertio, OF one 10 eey.y one
thousand niue hund1el q se,,ut5,.tAsa. Anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14
w. = - d j IL -.
pom he .alernndrin Gnallte.

From The Aierandria Gdaetie
WATKINS lElGI is a man OF whom Vnpina
has reason 10 or ptOud In his late spec, Il b4
fore the House of Drl"gates, WHEN his light to n
seAI Was contested, lac rhus spoke -
=" Tn, gentleman had sad II was hard that if
a citizen Of the tOmn might represent the q, oun.
iy, that Il chlzen OF the county could moi also
represent The town. But il was the ha,d,L,n
o, the town that il could not select from The
county-aLd II would be u hardship on I'm,
count, II In sphere oil election were Ma rowed
lie knew II VAS supposed Gy many that Tvs
political iiie OF dealt, dependrd upon this de-
cIson, and that the consideration swayrd his
mind al time when he mig NJ nave uif. red Tor
klohmond. But SAID Mr.. Legh know pn-
lecily well, that my pnit'Oai lie depends on n,
such thing. know thHi my pul.utA lie has
bten cut oil hy causes that lay vastly DC FL
| never had passion iot money! never had
IA passion Tor powell had once "A passion for
fame-burnng within me Win the dee, est IN
iensly-bui MAS soon e2tmgulshrd. | anow
the waS when others have uul; bn, nm mon
to uead in ihe.r footsteps. | have dune VITA
deslrt Ior | me--ior loluk VI on lame MS far
different from the applause and adulaiions Of
thu day, OF toe compliments VIII IA are often
addressed 10 nv under i ,ud,ng. Fume. in NV
eye, Is the favorable rene InLraure of pos,ert,
after my boucs and flesh have been consigned
10 The grave /" piaisc AN insenslble-uor TO
the good opnIO" oi my fellow men thank
Cud--dnd WISH to seal from the world as 1
have lived, stlent aud unknuwn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

Prospects as to Ire Wc0tfer-Ihe Al,.--
D-.'y Advertiser utenfons thai The Sbakersy
,t~r i"t predict very uncommon dfg,., -
coid. al1rf tue eclipse Of the sun on the l2T,'g
February.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

hir Bsntun has already commenced the pub.
llcalon VI his long. dull, aud pressing speech
againa the Bank otthe United Sa,es. Inns
gentleman ,n,urIabi. sheds popples upon his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

h.:,rrs aas rec Jsls. ahsa-a =, .a@i.. =
,sse.,se ar.iu.r.svrl auee re ee.hihsn"Ao.s
NJ Istiet opalniel ~ The hands ofs ma" o.
the ri, III .,an,p, and vrb tfs ire f"qa''n.s'
fora ,,af4.msn or orator. would MAKE '', -,
Ia,sl,e,ie. -uui hb toe 4" lat Room ltue'
n .teks like the shui Of Hessns-
= 49, 1iitf G0s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

1t is stated, that ALMOST all of the PRINCIPAL
stage prop,ie ors OF London, have agreed
10 discontinue Stage travelling the Sab
bah. as soon as a general CONS mt can be uG-
iaInrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

Among the paragraphs IN the Governor OF
LaaisItna's Mes5agst1 the legislature oil that
STATE, aow IN sslon al New Ofleans, we OBJ
serve following
d" It seems 10 me mai one great and impot-
tant step % the ait3iuneni OF so desiTabI1 an
object, wonlI be me c4lire prohibition Of III"
further in,r ,duction q saves Into tins state
BY pa,tiAl returns uf ihp census no" ,bkiag ~
the Officers OF tnp United States W. are eaab'ed
to ascertain the 81 disparity IN numbers be-
t~een the white and black population, dispdi
ity 100 g,eat TO be viewed with indifference
Of natttnlion by those WHO are entrusted with
the preservation Of the peace aud sechrliy OF
the public. The annual supply Is gradna y
pouring IN, and scarce sap arrives from tn
slave holding states, that dos 10 come
reiehted with ahving cargo Of vice and
crime, 10 Ia disgoIged upon our shofc ard m
corporaied mo our domestic IS otltshmen's.
Ii'his coninaal and growing evil 20 not TAR
aud proper ground lor legislative N edeftnce,
then have formed Wy r,roae0ns Onion
Of what wo1d contrib 1t 10 the security o. tir
people AID the cspn'nal prosperity VI the best
interests Of the STATE"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

attempts al MHrder--W have ah,taned
altogether ron Eoiieirg the rurnurS relative IN
at'aCi>s on several persons III oar public sttcFis
not nGly because they were exaggerated, int
beGau-e Ne had hoped thai tie G. lmIaaIo mlSnt
he brought lo last ce fhrongh the STINT, but e
nrra!ly sur vgllhnre oi our pulce-Jui Il
secn.d Giahotical attack on Mr.. HILL TIE
yoang erntltuan Who va, siabhrd III The up
per part ui lnc city SOME weeks AGO, calls iopd'
~ for proapi &C ION oy the Crane l1fy u0~
about 10 ne, t.--ln tie second stance 70
which We all ld- NJ Hal was tpiice tired al a
few evenings sine, .--Oue b3iI passed through
his hat, another through Is 90 / AMI clotk,
aud third missed him In consequence OF
threatening bitter which lie had received, MIR.
IL. was armed and nred in retura, but irnn tie
darkness oi Tue evening. owing to the storm,
snppoSes his aim was without Ell CT. We fol-
bear allndlng 10 the suspected cause otlhe al
lemptS on THIS gentleman's life, but trust that
no pains will be spared to trug the offender 10 Z
justice. MI. H,ll Is member OF onB OF our
most respected families.
[ Neg York Standard.
This transaction took place IN Mercer ST. te'
tween 4 and 9th SITS. The suoi5 caDe IN
quick succession II ON some pelsoa or persons
concealed behind tue board f-nce on The oppo-
SITE side OF the street. through which Mr. tidl
was passing, EVe Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

A wr,tfr from tbs place 10 ihr Editor OF III
New York Comm rcrd AdFern.crt concludes
an scppu o. Ila fcrc,,nAtioa OF H. ldiu tfll
nefore H.. nten Caarl Of Impeachment vii
The fo,.oVing gave a"d not inappropriate ~
srrvauehs: M ~.
NJ Calhoun presided With grea dignity
IN cunt. nauces oil the Senator. "efe marked
with III trepr.t con, ,too Of the soismnry oi
their la,k--ine fone Of thelr voices inilcnt'd
the foil dr rrnmatlon OF judknont--and II was
certainly a r.Onke t. the prIde Of human re a.
sou, 10 see sucn mems Edward LiYlugs'on
and Daniel Webster, on tGa same facts TIE snme
/ ~. aud the same bearing. decide, wan Hui
CONVECTION and en'lfe sincerity, ~ diamethGal
oppos,t,on - caUh Other. How hHppy is iof
M al that the fioal ard on nrmnn late, Is
70 proceed .hom judgment tnat cannot be
ereiyed from lIps that cannot trr
There is one circumstance about this affair
Which ,nud be consoldroiy 10 every i'iend Of
the Republic the votes were marked neither
BY sectional lines, nor party Distinctions. Men
oil the snme pOiatical views, lodging n the same
house, aud holding. daily aud hourly, The most
unIe,et we'd intercourse, voted dlit,rsnt ways.
doubt not thai all voted purey-and the re
suit, though IT fell short 81 actual conviction
speaksa 1ico Of VERY Intelhgibe warnin, To
All who exercise with severity, a questionable
auihoniy.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

Death By BTnadY.-Mr B. Fuller, Jr. pro
Proc ut lnompsouvIils Ho Il, Ell IL,
Conn has published an article in the Spring
field Republican. stttirg tne facts, in TIE cae
of The young man who killed himself by drink
ing spirits al his house. Ii seems that MI ha1
reiiIrd to bed early on the evening OF the ON
Irst. that the house WAS ciUsed al 10 o.
elock that Two young men, Who boarded WIN
him, etu ned about hat ine, and III io"ish
boy iSn, incOusiderate manner, pne undertook 10
hIiak as zach as thu oth.r noIld pay for. tie
commenced and drank 3 OF & gla srs OF Bia1-
dy Sing when rae baTkpepeT, telling hihl nc
had drank enough, refused 20 let him nave
any more, al the same tme requesting them ID
SO 10 bed. He I"eistei on having moe, say
ing he conld dunk ali there was IN The bar =
The other refusing TO pay for what he had
drunk, unless he had hat he Wished tOr. ii'
refused, bui Mas Compelled by force to ghe
ano Der aud another glass, until be had 'HHe"
eleven glasses
They mere unable 10 get him up stars WIZ"
oui dlstu b,ng the family, and thinking lna'
nights eeP would put MIN t,they fooh n'"a
TO lhe barn, placed hin OH the hay with i"'e'
Raialo skles and a plenty al hay over h'"'
tred ~ resi-. Early IA tue m0in'nS they iou'"
him in the same state--ae was iaken nv "
house and TWO PLY scit"s called immeaia'
who by applying hpl wafer mugs, anu w.
3rtks, with 10 hours constant rubbing ~
Tour men, be revived AID appeared coin'o -
ole % that be we ked about the room anu W.
stairs. Ia the evening OF the 9Th hr hau n.y. ,,s
to,as o!EGyes, HIGH prJfrea 10 u ."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

g....#sr.e 40. H. ct Es4toiige sp,lfs, al
j, ,.att. aud IL 5s rpportL
Te.tk Could formerly fOw ron their eyes,
i'm ,5e case Of 5irs. Bally. 20 whom MIR. Gay
d,t ~, eve tIs piniins Of The Acis Of Con-
.,s.s ,sesen nirt,'inued {. hot nov u s=ens
ri,Lt 10 them, In sserp from the I'st almost
..,.,v ,udi,iAudl, 0slO dared to upans 6erernl
I,,Esou however meIIioriop,--shi!s many
AZ ,i,eir halplras wives aud chiirsn are pius-
y.d nto suffering aud sorrow. They were
,r.naring ia their crnsnre against the former
sd,.lai.ifation fcr having procured no afpro'
,,,.lions fur ths benriit Of the NrS - ~
raj and Kentucky in particular. x Western
p,e.iJen., ties lol the peoiI", would &c mind
tJ NJ lTr.,rIn iutsrrs i.--dnd IN tue event Of
f,,,,rsI Jackson's election the navigation OF
At our ,lycrs Was 10 be rnpto"rd--hs vel is
,ur road, and many other hae ihings sere
IN br Il ~. nnder tae 1rad 81 " lictTenchn,cn
and Reform to tedious 10 be mentioned.
I,tno~-atter Grneral jackson has defeated
every nope and Ju,t Calculation OF Kentucky,
IL, r,ipet,ng the very first mra."rrs "hict
,err adoptrd, for Err brnef and though taose
nrasurrs were Identified with mo very li'
and sui Of Int raj improvements, Ut he
mni be Supported. olta'g inconsistency -
tnaiv.llsus apostacy indr'd - Nh. Chit on's
Lqie CircuiGr TO his Constituents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

k0SCIU9KO. --Oa the invasion of France
by the allied iroUps. party oi GossaCks, enttr.
ed lutte slllagt called tugu,, near Berville,
where thy pursued t. ~ usual course oil spOl,-
alton aud pluudrT. lnrV reached Il I8ral nat
naiIon, hnd having broken down the fence
winch enclosed The = ounds, they marched to-
wards tue hpu6r. A. ,nr uoat they wtre met
by an old man. who endedtor.d to point out TO
them g.. IA usticr aud cruelty OF their uHsul.
dirr-hke conduct. Bot the lawless horde,
braudishIng thrr spnarS over his head, deCl =
ed II " differentiation TO plliaSe the coiiRge-
Soldier, said toe old uan, unuOVpring has
bosu.n. winch was scared by wounds, you
mnst respect the dwell ~ OF "A soldier, oT as
honor yourselves BY crins Who are Won
SAID the leader of the Cossacks, Who knows
our Language, aud dare presume to add ess US
thus am koseiuekO On hearing that
mann, which Is synonymous with glory aud
vItue, the savage suldi rs threw themselves at
the heIo's let, ana mp OrUd hls pardon.
Return ofhe hRitd dad Uounlci during
he O. cai Uttk-lhe MduIcipal Committee oi
Paris has nearly tci minated IFS drtaiIod ex
animation u the IA o she svoutlou---the la
| ttsi return Ia l62 killed among tho D. ople "A
lone, aad more tu,1u 3 OOO "oaIdsd.
lash UHioH-Mt. OConacl was busy in
bringing forward hes SUBJ a Of dlssalslng The
Leg sIdlive Union of ireland ",th Ensl am
Scotland.
1t IS stated, that ALMOST all of the principal
stage lrop,ie Ors OF London, have aglted
10 discontinue Stage travelling on the SAB
bah, as soon as a general const mt cnn Ia. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

we have letter brio'c rs from hash'rPh"
which say" Adter 1o"Iine. !" a m"s' a'h.t'
rou, aod niaTtcriy msnrer. his other asian h's'
old III. Bnrgc. ppi the pe,ulin' lthe MI Cam
Brrl,ng. of New York upon Inc rack, anu 81
SINGLE furn ot III, Wheel hrose evrfy bone ~
~. .kin from the ends ct his toes 10 the t'l' u
ms h, sd--he wns 'raily crushed 10 Mons
~ smele blow hon this sta"' o+oa''f' ~
speech entire. hop, vii 800" Or ''io ''so l,
a., "A I'M. th- r, sder loses much, !" moi
.oeing the manner tn, speaker doe, m, ~o'h.
Boil. Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
Trustees Sale.

FINDER the authority of deed oftrust. executed
l. on the 2S,h day Of August, 1926. by John Lewis
and Frances F. Lewis his wife, and recorded 10 the
CLERKS Office Of Prince william County Court, will
sell, by public auction, at Brentsville, on MONDdY,
the All day of July merit, for ready money, moety OF
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same ~hereor
John Lewis now resides, which was conveyed by sa's-
Lewis and wife to the subscriber rs Trustee to secure
certain de- bts therein mentioned
Such it'd as vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of trust will be conveyed to the purchaser; 10 De-
lieved to be un9uestionable.
ROBERT BAILY, Trustee.
NAV 5-e04thJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
Notice.

yUSHE subscriber ending for Florida, offers for sale
L the TRACT Of LIND whereon he now resides,
in Norhumbe County, State OF Virginia, contain
ing Is acres with good orchard houses out'houses.
store blacksmith shop, ship and lumber yard beng
good stsnd for all the above branches OF business
which he has carried on TO advantage tor number OF
years. and not exceeded by any place in the Northern
Neck for health, convenience, and commanding an ex-
tensve view ofthe Potomac and mouth OF feocomeo
rivers, nAvgabe water with abundance OF hsh and
oysters two thirds around IT.
Also, another TRACT Of seventy-hve Acres,
sbout thre. fo,Tths Of mile from the former, also or
nayigsble water, withs good Orchard House. and
Barn.
Also, another TRACT Of one hundred and
,w.ptv fye acres about mile and half from the lat
ter. having only q Dwelling House and few FRUIT
Trees. but heavily tmbered with Oak. Chesnut, &c,
dar and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
wards from the head of tide water.
The whole of these places are watered with never
failing springs and sufficient quantity OF each IN eul
ii, alton; and the land of good quality ~ any IN
the neighborhood f not sold before the 5th day OF
July next they will that day, if fair. ifno the next
fair day be sold at public auction, on the premees-
Terms liberal, and made known Oh the day OF sale.
viii also sell that day. all the remaining aocE
Of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, WIN nu"
Der of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
The first Tract may be had by paying ABOUT one
half The remainder with forty fifty aeres OF land &C
;o;nng. NAV be had during Thos. Wroe's life BY be-
com,nr curator for him. great bargain may be had
Of MI or either Of the above places by applying to the
subscriber ON the premises, or to Lindssys H Co
Aiexandris, ID. e. JAAES Ao"h.
Yeocomico, apr lS-eot5thJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
a Card.

vx1HE Agent in the Dis,rc, for the vendlt,on o,
Holmes as, dperfect cure for CoRNs and all
Ercresences on the feet, takes ,ins oprorn" 70 w.
,hs citizens Of Alexandria that he will attend al
m Sn.,nn,s Tavern from ten to four o'clock on Mon.
Law the goth instant for the purpose OF administering
rsIef to such Of them may have diseased fee' ne
cannot remain longer than the time mentioned ne'hg
compelled to return to Washington that afternoons ne
,h.resore respectfully socits punetua ATTENDANCE OF
' nv ~ ,,;sh his services His remedy Is mfdsHoe,
and -" I costs comparatively. but te perfect cure
- ,,rrou,ed in all cases. and that too wisllou pam
June list
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
VILLAINY.
Gao Reward.

xHTHEREAs some wicked and evil-disposed person
w have cut, and otherwise injured, the Railing i.
front Of CHRIST CHURCH, the shove rewaro "!
U n.J n .nv person who will give such information
"a the Church Wardens, will lead to the eonycho'!
and punishment Of 'l.e perpetrators thereof
June list
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEN
To plasterers 4 Painters.

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscribers,
l. till the Doth instant for putting the second coat
of plasterng on the SEMINARY BUILDING, and
whitewashing the same. and for painting the Wood
Work inside and outside OF the bui ding, well
- the house occupied by Dr. Keith.
Plastering to commence ist July, and painting to
follow Immediately thereafter, as to be perfectly
dry at Ms early day possible. The p!ss'e'er will
furnish every material !hc painter will have oil and
psint furnished him in Alexandria. Tie may commence
outside by LIST July. We wish the proposals made as
early MS possible; and further explanations if needed
viii be given by applying at our counting room ON
Irwa's wharf. GEO. JOHNSON e Co.
June lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
Constable Notice.

rl>HE subscriber respectfully informs bis friends and
l. the public in general, that he has been appointed
CONSTABLE for the County of Alexandra, and
has entered upon the duties of his Office.
He intends devoting bis undivided attention to the
duties of Constable, and viii promptly attend to any
business committed to his lie respectfully soil
cts share of the public patronage.
Orders left at his dwelling on King street. between
Washington and ST, Assph streets, will receive imme
diste attention THOMAS EYLES,
june 14-eO2t Constable.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIVED, JUNE IL,
Schr. Elizabeth, Ellis, from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal; -four to J. & w. IL. lrwln;
Schr. Commodore Rodgers, Scott, from Che
saneake and Ohio Canal; -four to ]. c. Vowel.
$50
Bris John Laird Of this port sailed from Bar
BADGES goth May bound for the city Of st. DO
mingo.
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DIED.,

DIED,
In London, on the 9th of May, after faw days
sickness, with fever, Rev. SUTHERLAND Dove
LASS. who lately went to Europe for his health.
The Rev. Mr.. DoUoLAss was formerly Rector
of st. Johns Church, Georgetown. d. C.
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Mira M. AiyMAbUrn

vxr,surs to receive four or Eve more Boarders, e'
w Their ladies or gentlemen, and can aeeo"' n.;u.
them with pleasant apartments .. hs' "'''' ""
between Fairfax and ROYAL streets
iune 9--eo6t'
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Public Sale

of VALUABLE PROPERTY in the Tour,
Of OCCOQUaM
DY virtue of q deed Of trust from VIM Selicman to
I'D us. for the security Of Thomas Bates, we SHALL at
l2o'clock, on THURSDAY, tie 30fh day Of June, Up
on the premises, offer for sale,
Il LOTupon the main street, in the 7osos Of
Oceoquun having front Of So feet and running back
100 feet, to public alley. Upon the lot there are
srss large and convenient BRICK DWELLLHG.
hsls three stories high, and outhouses.
Such title only given to US by the deed. which
believe to be good we shall nvey to the pureha-
ser. Terms Of sale cash.
JOSEPH JANNEY, 2r,c,..e.
EDWARD BATES,
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