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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10
.lANXktE MAEN0.

sQaE sui srribers having made arrange
x MINIS with a house At the North, who are
rrgu.a importers of Madeira Wines. have II 10
their power 20 nlfyr to their customers pure
art Gle Of tte 5npst qnatiy-they having been
tested uv the experience Of several years sales,
20 d large event, . the most respectable gem
Urnlen Yuglu,a aud Maryiand--ihes Wines
CONSIST uf
London Particular Madeira
'iula dn
Burgundy do
The finest Grape Juice"7a delicious Vine
aot much known hi her'o, in Virginia aud
will be delivered tn g ni.rmen N pipp.. halt
pipes, quarter casks, hall quarter ca X, Of thu
oeehrarrd biand of " J. Howard. March &
"a" -Warrsntpd genuine, aud not less than .
years old. when they et Madei's, wh,ch was
IN 1880 ant lsJi, MckEf. & HEEM.
sep. 29ih 2iif,.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

a LII persons having claims against the Is
~A tate OF Nancy Cousins, dec. are hereby
""'ned 10 present them. properly authenlica
"u III ofher 10 receive payment before the Isl
VI 'he LIST month (Jauuary, } 1882, at .hcn
,me design 10 close my execuiorship, aud SCI
At hosriy Slave generally known by the
name OF DanIei Higgtnbor than, who IS entitled
70 freedom by the last will and testament OF the
1'S'esald Nancy Cousins, dec. FMS uotic,
'"' oe plead IN bar OF all claims thereafter.
NM, DAVIS, jr. Executor
~, oil Nancy Cousins, dec.
10Th mo. 9th, Wis
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TURIN 4. q ID 1.s 4; * 10
Cas- & = - I-lS~saa

- IL - -. 5-S~sa1
EANA "a. IAisE,
9fIeAyE just re,eesr 81 pac~"ge' FAN and
FL W,oi,r 10SDS. pu,chasea al me
nac ION ROOMS. ~ Ars iorA, PhilhdrlPhla
Baltimore. All Of whIch tHey viii sci at the''
a,u,l prices tor CrSf. ihe following are ie"
vi lie aruales teceIsed:--
Bates Xxi DeyonshIre kcrseys
DO. Lin.eys
3 DO. "a Heavy London Dufie Blankets
= a., "a do.
d.. . Pojot Blankets
10 ! d. do.
3 do. a. ileuvy appleton Shir'ng
- d.. A Cunatngndm y Ander~o"s DO
. do. a do. UznaDufss
- do. ~ do do.
%. 81 Brown ohirings
DO. 1 1 Bleach do. do.
DO - Dorchester bedtick
do, Superior do,
do, Il az Domestic PlHids
$50 p,eceS Sew at Calico
s,6yo Bales Cotton Ytrn. Of Clark's and the
thistle Manufacture
~ Pieces Cloths OF all descriptions
n do. Cassim4fe do.
50 do Cas- do.
liz addrion 10 which they viii We daily re-
c,i,ng fresh good',
Spp -. Is
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Rs9bEE'Hs Z.
From The EdlabWeh Literary Journal.
BYRON'S PRAYER.

81 kON IhAltA.
Nv soul is .ick Of thu, long day
I'm cary OF lis lmger light
And, loathing lilt, lufn away.
To weep. and wish Tor nighl.
long 10 lay me gently doNn
10 lumber 90 nv mothers breast
And would exchange an empire eroan
For eveIlds lug test.
Though but in Man nods morn stand
I've hvJ the laurel wreath 10 pain
Nv sopgs are heard in every laud.
Aud b satt brr atheS the stfalu.
II 4re snnl-s aud sweeIer teas are mine
Aud get, of love, youth, fsma pos..st
Oh, gladly world my Heart resign
AII--aH-or endless
The dreams Cor Which men wish 10 live.
Or dare 10 dlf-ihe g,l5ed cloud
OF glory o'er tue TOM, I'd give
For silence aud a sntoud.
ASK DO Paradise ON high
With beng lstrie on earth opprest.
The only heaven Ton which sieh
Is fest-elerDai rest.
My natal day IN tears | keep,
Which rcioic Il in WHOM "A child.
Aud each rrturn the hi,th weep
o'tr winch my molhar smd'd
BID Heaven take back the breath IL gave,
ihat }, coIu and silent guest
hhm my fathers house, tue grave.
Mag Ind inng-long rest
Without my own consent Catna.
Bur with ny widest wlsh 20.
Fer | would iaiflv be fhn Same
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10
,gloa Fire Insurance +, ompany.

a..,,,'s JHffs fof The STATE o. Hs'4ta' Rt1!
Il ig9t 10 &. H. Mitchell, Rirhmo"d
,.attr Sn,.crl3pr Is dufy aa5aptfzed by the
as,ve COMPANY, AS Their agent, TO IS
p.l.,.s OF Insurance in t9Sn or country,
.a ,,.ast los. or damage ~ f'e, throughout 'hr
safe. .irLa n.,s a, i,,v a.
I'm, OH gooi oliicrs. Besides tht'r
,' ',n,osI cnpilal ii S2pn 1oo, the company nave
o1's,"e " .1trlus lund, btid in reserve, T. M
= s ia.s nj ,nr promp,ilide and liherahty, With
us,.h ,l.ims are adjusted and pa'd ,sniis aciory
W." 49, ca, be Uade IN this c'i,.
An applications (po.' paid) ''reeifd to the
o., ,,,n receive at,rulion, ANU lhr o"ces-
- tnrn, for IA survey VII bo iuFhshed to
- .tla distance Il reqaned.
.Ths ia, owing kiads Of properlv may De N
-. DAZZLING HOUSES W NkEiiou-
~ Us ,lI.Es AND MACHINERY MANI
r,CioRtES. and most otnsr BUILDINGS
ioo63 AND MERCHANDISE in store,
g0RNilGhE, BOOKS aud Wearing APPA-
~ and ataer DESCRIPTION oil personal prop
- SOCKS al ,ian, Flo =, Cotton. &c. IN
"a. barn. or manufactures, con al" he ~
sursi. 01 n -, - r.
g,,5nonI Aug lS. l5oi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

,,.a, ,,i',l'.n,i .ble In ajvance.--No sub
z f9f - .es,,cd far les. time than sA nonth
tfa'a IN br 1. continued thai At thc discretion
a. - ,eiltorsl an,.l al arfsaraao- are paid, -
= M Sc is', ~ a, cents az s for ereh
#s4e va rbys. from a d.st.ncG mus he l'aa '0'
,beir insertion, or the payment assame' ~
- ~. 5sa lbe person 10 nyaessafg' J..
,3i39tfe,s addressed to tho hdtOr, iuasi DC po''
,s.y will All 5a attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10
LETTERS OF Di5rURBANCEo
IN PARIS.

The fall OF WARSAW, II has been already sta.
ted, produced great eAcIement al Paris. The
following account oil these Disturbances is given
IA two letters rom he celebrated OR. @
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

pDaE .ao,cri6er, having been dult author
I'D 50 receive appntR ions and make
ssTv,y, iof the above COMPANY, oilers h+ ser
,5.s, 10 the swnprs al properly ia bynohbntg,
nd country adjscent. JOAN }. PU1iflS.
Avg l8. ouo
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!. New style PUNISHABLE.

ckEE, ROBIN son j. CO. have the plea
4sH sure OF exhibiting to their customers the
latest Northern style, ia that arucle, With splen
oId Ribbons for trimming.
Oct 3 ,s
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RESURRECTION AT MADEIRA.

A vessel had arrived from Madeira, which
staes mat IN consequence ola report that the
French squadron ha, forced the Bar Of LisDon,
and was Ia possession oil tue RIVER lagus, a
revolt among the SANDER, had taken place in
favor of Douna Mara, winch however was
queed by the governor after some uouble.
This ofhcial had ,hough h proper TO accuse the
English Consul OF having circulated this news,
aud nad placed that functIonary under arrest
in the Consulate House. Large body OF troop
preventing all 'nssess OF egres.. aud he inter-
ded TO keep the English Consul thus conhued
uutIl further aIvices from Lisbon.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

and sFlrubberies. Stillloat knowing that tls.s attempt had ever been made. l tried II last spring with some haif do zen shrubs, from Saratoga county, at. of which bore the tTaflspiailting veiy well; for they lived, grew as vigorously as most vegetables inc first year, and some of them bore fine branches Of fruit. Two twigs taken off, put out as cuttings, also took, which shows with what great facility We may stock our gardens with cranberries Rocb. ddu.
 Paekfag C9tiom.-0nr attention has been called to the following paragraph iia {: letter fro.n Messss eolnan, am bert gS Co. merchants of Liverpool, to their correspondents in New York.
 "sVe are desirous of calling the at tention of our friends to the ruino1s state iisa which which the majority of cotten, s to the bagging, has arrived this year, and we wish toimpress upon them that it is far more economical to put shc bag in good repairson the other sids of the water. as 1t leads to a deterioration of. the Cotton, to great loss in weight, to enormous, fl It must be done on this side of the water: inc quality of the bag ging generally is of the most inferior description, and can hardly be called q covering.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

.tae lefauIslts weEe acting in tie elec-
 tion of town officers, and says at the
 time the submission was made to the
 K mo of tie Netherlands, alhere was q distinct understanding that uptii the question should bo finally decided, each sof the parties should remain ia the ex- lercise of the same jurisdiction over such sparts of the territory, as was then held Ibg them respectively.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
Pocket book and Votes

E OsT, ir Little Rock e tA8
 B 4 29fh November. a smsa sH P0CK KfsssT-B0Dk, containing taa siee .irg rape--, te ~if.--A written eereaaa i5f Of i;odney Earhart to pay ne I5-a fess of cypress flooring plank al his al,l ass ted l2th March, ls3e, to be paid n tse.a= per, Is3h:--siso, q note executed 70 X. G. Grandeeen by Silas Rieieison, for Ial dollars, dated in 1929, and assigned tp me;-A!ao, a note executed to Rodney Esrhart, by c. ". Ennis, for S45 72, da ted in 1891, and assigned to me:-Also, an order, drawn by Rodney Earhart, on W. peay, in n,y favor, for 50 dollars, da- .ted in August, 1881, and accepted by N. Peay:-Rfso, note executed to Samuel piu,niaeI, U U ssfsiliisiis " " sS 11snss Owens. for 26 dollars, dated in 1881. and assigned to mey--Also, note executed to me by Lewia smith, for 6 dollars, dated in July or August, 1881.
 All persons are forbidden to trade for, or in any way to take or receive any of the above mentioned Notes; and the persons who are bound to pay them, are hereby forbidden to pay 10 any one except myself
 JACOB TUT EsAsiI HER.
 Little Rock, December :, 1s31-w3t-36
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
TAILORING.

rEyHE Subscriber respectfully informs x the inhabitants of Little Rock aud the surrounding country, that he has com menced ths
 ' aiJogsa Business, h the house ene door north of the Union Coaee-house. where he will give due at tention to all oFders in that line Having exercised the aoove business, in most ot the principle cities in the United States, hie iIesitates moi in assuring tts',s P;iS'si:, that all work entrusted to him, shall be completed according to order.--Also,
 Fashionable Clothing Bls, Black, Brown, and Blue Mixed COATS, P.aNT.4LOONS < VESTS. Also, HATS of different qualities on hand, and for sale very low for cash.
 VIM. DUkDASS. Little Rock, Dec. ', 1s3I.--wtf--35.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
Notice.

TyHE Subscriber wishes all persons iR- E debted to him by note or account, ta call and settle with him, on or before the first day of January next, az he is in great need of CASH at the present time.
 JN0. SMITH,
 .ssrchaat Taylor Littls Rock, Dec, ', lS3l.--utt--3s
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
Nercdntste BalSs,less.

&%
 They have received part, and are dai- ly expecting the balance of their stock of goods, which i'll render their assortment as complete was ever offered ii tie
 Territory Consisting of English. French, and Domestic Goods; hardware; queens. china, glass, stone and tin ware; boots. shoes and ,brogans; books aud stationary: groceries; drugs; medicines; paints, dye stufiS; &c. &c.---Among which are, super. medium, and low priced black, blue and fancy coiored cloths and peilsse clotAs; satiGets; fustians; beaverteens; rose, p0inS and London dufill blankets; white, red, yellow and green flannel; heavy Mar salltes quilts; isnesia steetIng and diapers; fancy coiored bombazettes and Marine cireassians; blue cambiets; Tartan plaids; Sw ansdown silk and Valencia vestinqs; ready made stocks, vests and panfaloons; rcd padding; sail duck; b.ickram, ticking; cheeks sis. 2 ? I ard brown and bleaehed shietings and sber- tings; cotton fannels; cotton diapers; En- gi1sb and French ginghams; Marine, i hi- bet, crape and cassimere siawls, iHstrinE gauge; Mandarin and other fancy dresses; Gfos-de-nap satesns; Florences and sars- nets; black csapes; black Italian erayats; black silk stocks; bonnet, belt, gauge. lustring. and taffeias ribbons; kid, beaver, Hosskin gloves and mitts; white and fancy colored cotton hose; white, black and eolored worsted do. cotton and wors- ted half hose; thread and bohinet laces N edgings; green gauge x Beraize yeils; hair < silk, < &bead indispsnsahies and purses; irish linen; linen cambrlck, and linen cambrick hdlsfs; iackonets anu cam brick muslins; figured and plain swiss, book and null rnHslins; checked. corded and plain cambrieks; English and French calicoes of every description and price; assorted coiors, sewing silk, twist and threads; cotton and Iinnen floss; needies; silver. brass and steel thirnhies; peari su- per- guilt and lasting coat and suspender buttons; tape, silk 6E cotton cord; silk aud worsted braid; BrittanIa tea and coffee sets; brass candle-sticks; do. snuffefs and trays; do andirons;brass and polished steel shovel and tongs; tea trays aud walters; silver plated castors; window glass; single and double barrel percussion guns; one pair superior percussion pistols: percus- sion caps; fints; shot belts; powder tasks; powder and shot; axes; shoveis; spades; wire sifters hntts aud screws, T ils; tacks; lecks Of all kinds; hand, crosscut and mill saws; files; scissors pocket. shoe. butcher and case knyies; razors; iron, Brit tania and platedtea ( table .spoons:a also,
 Teas, Coffee, Chocolate;
 White Havana loaf and brown sugar; mo- lasses; Tenerife, Port, Malaga aud M. wine, vinegar: cheese: candies: soap: starch and fig blue, raisins; currants; al- monds; tobacco; cigars; spices Of all kinds, which, together withmany other articles, : too numerous to mention, they are dspo- sed sell wholesale or retail, and they invite the attention of all their friends and the public in generI.
 Little Rock Dec. A. lsa1----wtf-- --s6
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
JAvu4sesv ELY es.es-- zasa.

Clerk of tke Saperior ;1oo33 HrNRy l. BlscoE. Wa. ifsaEp. Prosecuting .9Horuey, 2a yf4dseial Circuit B H. MAeTrS. Pyosecatiag .4itorner, sd tsafcsai cireua. Ws. B. HtRNrss
 sherif of Pnlsska County JOHN K. TAYLOR. !. 2. aAbksa.
 Cferk of Joe Superior goa7a. HgNks [. DIscoE- Clerk of Circuit Court, Pt.3osfs cgufag JOHN H GocBs.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
JACKSON. October %.

Eortbquohe.A slight shock of an earthquake was felt at this place abont 10 o'clock last night, accompanied with Ia heavy rumbIing noise; it was of mo mentary duration. --NusAg,t@e paper.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
TrFN ADVOCATE.
LITTLE RoeK. pro. II, 1881.

 We are authorized to announce DAVID WALKER Esq. of Washington co. as can didate for Prosecuting Attorney for the
 Sd Judicial Circuit.
 The laws of tie last session of the Le-
 gislatnre, are withheld from us by the ex- ecutiye; and consequently, we are not
 able to:present any ofthetn to our readers. When 1t shaii suit His Excellency to de- liver a copy for publication, is very m 2 Scertain----possiblY he may have put his VETO upon the public printing, for the
 purpose offarther increasing his popular sty.
 In consequence Of the inapedsd state of rayig alton, from the great quantity of float ] ing ice, which for several days has been passing down the Arkansas, the Steam Boat Laurel has not been able to roach
 this place, although 1t is eight days since
 che Jeff the Post. Our paper consequent ly has not been received, and our patrons will have to indulge us for again issuing a
 small red sheet.
 It is a fact essential to De known thoHgh-
 out the country that no Officer but the
 Governor, and Jndees of the Superior
 Court can administer tke oath of office tn Ia Justice of the Peace-Phe power Of
 swearing into office is 1egislated from eve
 ry other officer By the law of 1929 the County Judges and Justices of inc Peace possessed authority Q administer oaths of office, but as the Justices of the Peace, elected in Is29 became legally dead, be-
 fore the Justices elected at the last ses-
 sion possessed legal existence, their an-
 tlsorIty died with them, and as the County
 Judge became extinct before the lst day
 of December, there remains no authority
 but that given by the Organic Law by
 which the newly elected Magistrates cea be sworn into office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

1t is reported that the number of lives lost at the late hurricane in Bar bados, amount to aise thousand.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
.7srEBss DRuses STORE.
PAqTaN. LITTLE, z co.
i, ,EESPECTFIILLY

h ESP ECTFULLY inform the public, that they have permanently established a Drug and Chemical Eare- house in tbis place, and in- tend by regular importa- tions, to keep up 2 regular assortment of Drugs, gHedi-
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

The late fire at Co1stantinople is sta ted to have destroyed four tbousoa,d hou- ses, being the whole of the Pera sub urb, six or eight buildings excepted The greatest fire which ever took place in thls city was on the 2lst Sept. Tt, when 493 houses were destroyed. The whole number of houses in the city, at that time was about 4,200 and the pop ulation about 30,O00.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

law f,4uired U aussfllse general eieo-I
 lions; and it shall be the duty Of the
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
NEW STORE.

PaTTO-N. LIT1LE, <. co.
 RESPECTFULLY inform their frienda and the public, that they have per manentiy established themselves in the town of Little Rock, for the transaction of
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

1i,: tiss.e. eea..etn5t eAcs.euing twciye months from the date of said Bond; inc
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

eo.,sns sne DefelIt ssnu p.onis accru- ing from if, for the term of twenty raaYe p.l,1,t1ted said EietcInr shall
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

County of A. D. 1'bi| is to certify, that A. 5. is authoriss|
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

cines, Poiats, aad Dge-sflBs Bs.-Ihey now
 offer for sale, at the large white house, op- posite to Josepb Henderson, Esq. the fol- lowing articles, at as low prlces as they can be procured in any of the Western
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

Vdlnabfe Property q Sstk.-A silk covering of tho texture of common handkerchief is said to possess the pc culiar property of resisting the noxious influence, and of neutralizing the ei- fects of malaria. #, as is supposed, the poisonous matter is received into the system through the lungs, it may not be difficult to account fof the action of this very simple preventive. It is well known that such is the nature of nala- ria poison thatitis easily decomposea by even feeble chemical agents. Now, it is probable that the heated air pro- ceeding from tie lungs may form anat, mosphere within the veilof silk, ofpow- CT sufficient to decompose the miasma in its passage to the mouth; although it may be equally true that the texture of the silk covering may act mechanic ally as a noneondnctor, and prove inn pcdiment to the transmission of tie de. Hcteroi,a substance
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

JOB aca's. s.4', afe's nraths, nrathys, creewtes q ,hts odlee
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
(SY A Ferry.sI0

G A Ferry.aI-0 NE HE subscriber respectfully informs @ travellers and others, that he has es- tablished ferry on the Washita river, on the upper road, leading from Little Rock, to Washington. Hampstead county. His rates of ferriage, are as follows: For 4 horse wagon, Sl 50 2or4 00
 carriage, 50 Man and horse, %
 Loose horses, I2b He has new boats, and pledges himself that every attention shall be paid to those who call at bis ferry.
 JESSE SCARBOROUGH. October 1891, 32-3-w
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

N OTICE.--I he Notes of the late firm ' of WiIsoa 6 Steoavt, Merchants at Little Rock. A. T have been placed in ray hands for collection. Persons ndebt- ed to said firm have already heen induiged of the partnership. They will call at my office, and make settlement, or they nay expect suits to be commenced against them. Longer indulgence cannot be rraa- ted.
 Q. Y. HOWELL, .anorney .Nov. 30-3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
Cabiaet Cyclopeaia.

The high Craa5erry.-Few people seem 10 be aware that this shrub, or slnall tree, which grows plentifully ii she marshes and swamps around us, yielding rich clusters of very handsome ssa}t, ,a delicious tart, may De cultiTat- ed with ease and success in our gardens
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

We are authorized to announce DAVID wAEKnn Esq. of Washington co. as can didate for Prosecuting Attorney for the Sd Judicial Circuit.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

If so, what V ss Its tl.S--. cS..po- sition1
 8. In what part vas the boiler rent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
Custom House, aleAaMaria,

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
25th March, 1881.
|S0PDSAIS will be received at this Office until the
~ Ay Of Nay next. for furnishing -FOUR
Nnbe placed in the Potomac River at tue fol-
| z aARed places:
Gc On port Tobacco Shoals;
O'e on NAnjemoy Reach;
oae IN Ragged Point bar;
And the other on Parsimmon Bar.
'nons wishing to furnish,he Buoys. can see draw
u: Ohee, al to tue manner they are required
Sale. GEO. BRENT,
10 dtl,'Nay Collector.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
70 Grocers anA Merchants.
I wish TO Rent the
,-f7T DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE.

H. and buildings attached to them. s., POhON-
~ KEY WARE HOUSE, on Pomonke, Creek,
about fifteen miles below Alexandria. The buildings
nave just been repaired, Undesirable, lot o'sround
containing about IS 80 of new land, viii be
tacbed to them THIS is of the best situations the
country for Grocery Store joined TO supply ofpro-
perry assorted Dry Goods. very profitable business
slways has been done and still can be dcre 'b=re
A small Lumber Yard, &c might also be connected
with great profit to the business the inhabitants,
fer ten and fifteen miles around, at this time, purchase
all such articles within the District Of Columbia BAL
tmore and receive them heavy freight OF 20
per 100 feet at the landing. proposed to be rented.
TO the merchant small large capital this situation
can be rendered very profitable and good tenant
will rent it upon the most moderate terms.
dec 9--2awu Wn L. BRENT,
P0monkey. Charles Co. Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
Fer Safe or Barter,

yTyHE LOT nearly opposite the late dwelling house
L Of MFR. James Keith. deceased, eighty eight
feet on Water street. extending east to Union street
.lso. the LOT and WH9RF commencing at the corner
of wilkes and Union Streets fronting the latter
veny-eight feet and extending east into the river sub
ect each to ground rent of thirty-two collars and
nine,y-,wo cents This property will he exchanged
for q comfortable dwelling house, elgbly situated
Appyto u. H. SMoof.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
aooIk 6. JOB PRINTING

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
CATALOGUES of Sale; Bank Checks, with
or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Cnrrent: LotterysTickets Law and CONNER
ciaI Blanks; Bills of Lading; Policies OF lnsur-
ance: Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia NO.
ices: Hand, Hat, Shoe, Window, Shop, Tobac-
90. Horse, and Show Bills; with every other de-
scrintion of LETTER-PREss PRNTINc. Cards,
B;Ils. Checks, Sc. printed either in red, blue.
green, yellow. or black
LOTTERY BILLS
Of evere description for sale at this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31

S,,. GrOceYies.
IyyvN WI FL. B. LARMOUR & Co.
and off,, s'. part OF their Spring Assortment,
i;S S'S' credit. "''e'''e p''esS' TOT cash. or
~, NO green Porto Rico, Cuba and supe.
|lN sG5O' Old Java Coffee
50 NJ, IVES, India aolssses ~''N
y 5 .Ss t New Orleans Sugars
|. N0 ~, JAMAICA Pimen,o
. S Sau,0' Old whiskey
psr;,I nan . Chests and boxes Guupowder, I'm.
~ tAsi, 90 oaheh and Muscatel Raisins
3 Specs. Iar general assortment of Wines, Ii
2 nd Sac. S,s and other bye s:uffs, Ground
&c &c. 'A'' Cotton Yarn, Shot, Gunpowder,
mar "a