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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

Paris Deer ,shOes for Lad'eS--9D''
Hdia Rajber Orer-SbdeS
For LADIES' and nent iemer-to or sale ny
HOWEL DAWES
her.
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Rew York, December 81. A young woman
came down Hudson street about O'Clock OF
Ia. LAY evening. and passed through Chapel r'-
IA N,n,tay ST. AZ shr iurned the corner TO go
nm Mtriay ST she Observed a mhn wIlI n cloak
ON walhtn9 up the .trarf, WHO almost inSta:rJ
turnrd about, and ~cnt down the street. In h
,ug.nrnl Afterwards, SIC was seized with great
violence by some person behind her VIC en-
dragorrd to envelope her IN his cloak, aud sue
coded so far d 10 stiflr her cues for few no
nents-There was a Garage III waning ahd
an attemut WAS made 10 force her into IT. the
coachman at first ass sizing TIE p.r,on who a.
tackled her. In her struggles, she 90, her bead
II, liberty, sufficiently 10 c'y Tor help, when the
coachmdn protested again>t giving his aid any
longer, and the yong woman made her escape
and pol hone IN state OF agitation and a.
larnl IA o II whicl she had not eati-ey recover
d Yesterday nj c:neoa. They at time
wrnt 50 far as 10 get Ter iuot ON he step Oi the
carraee.
w are author ell to onar ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS reward 20 any person, who will de
tc,t tie villain or Yrltius who committed thus
outrage, and will furnish sufficient evidence of
then gut, 10 insu'e a convic ipn. And IT the
cuachnrlr, "bo perhups mis have besn i'm
posed ppun by The person WHO employed hun,
viii disclose hi uamf, sd prodnCe lhn noes
airy evidence ior connecting the principal . :
lender. the l,iends oftbe young woman will not
prosecute diin.
Tie subject has assumed such an aspect, as
20 ca the most serious intention o the ponce OF
the CITY. What precise o,Jec, these r"tHans
have IN view cannot he asCeriaIned : but they
must be OF The blnckpst charact,r. II they
should be Of the same nature OF those which a
few years since took place in Edinburg In Scot
land, whtrea Ia'ge number OF persons were
murdered, tor the purpose OF selling their boz
dies II sur Icons for dissection, we sho0ld mol
be surprised. Whatever the object may be, it
will soon become dangerous for the inhabl-
tants 10 walk lne streets AT nny lime after dark.
On the subject TO which the above nrlicle
from the Daily Advertiser slludes, we know
some astounding fdcts, which must and will
come oh Ia r,ldiion TO the dlsntarment Of
boGies Tor dissection, and a regular arrangement
Tor procuring them which prudence, AUD II
viii that the oltcndrrs may not escape Justice
induce US nj present ID tiludo 10 oaIy in vague
terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

lhe population OF Nv Orleans. agrpeshIv -
'ue late census Is is 7J7. ,.l6aOit 1,a,a- ,.,,.
naN'"s an lnerease of q ~ in The last len
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
.AEIY .9RRII.lLS

q n Almonds, Rais,ns, Wine. frencu Rran.
W dy, Geduine Browa Stout. Cheese, fanc,
Soaps, rerCumcry, ~. "a. All oil which ar
offered tor sale at the lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
ID G IL
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MEM RfCN.

1GsOR sale s Oh supply 81 "e" ana W.
80 superior Klee, al maiktt prices. .,.rc
Nov. 20 IIJNEL DAf'L0'
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totaII'bir Vegetable Tooth Ache drop,
lGOK 'nra few dozen /. Whites l"I"'3as
~ Vegetable Tooth ache Drops Of sesr,'e9y
high Standing. Howell DAVIES
Nov. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

Nee i0rk CdHIi IoHs.--rhe Albany Ar. rs
has peen iurn,soed, from The Cnmpu oilers OF
hcr, with tGrmcnt of The tolls cnrc.ed on
the several cana ia this srate. The amount
collected on the Erie ami Chunplain Canals
is oHe mliH on Acentg-niue thousand niue hu4-
drsd aRi Miffy h0O dollars. lnis au.onnt cx.
els, By about two hundred and lhiiiy five
thousand dollars thu receipts of any proceed
ing Year a conyinring proof oil the rapidly
increasing enteipriae ani prosperity of our clt-
Zsns.
Tic amount collected on the Oswego Canal
is tteetre thousand one h4ndred doH1rs on the
Caynga and Seneca Canas eieteH thousand
nine hund' ed and one doiiars. Increase IN 1880
on the Ere and ChanpIan Canal sat $50
II; on tue os"cgo C.nI, 81 Col 10 Oh
tue Cayuga aa1 Seneca Cansl, s3 258 80.
The amunnt paid tins year 10 john ). Stats,
Egg. Collector NJ Albany, on MERCHANDISE
cleared ~ this Office ia the Eli. IN Complain
Canals, ttco haadrcd and hearc thousand aud
i~e'dy seren doiiars which ia HHb thousand
SIR hgndrtd dad eigAt doitars more ihsn luz
received la'i year lN l -Nercaatile.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

THU VILLAIN TAkEN.-It i, stated in the
Ne" York Gazrt'e that Livingston aHqs Jack
son. who LATELY Swlpdird Gen. Bogai dns ,ut OF
cheek tor $50, whe pre'cn ling 10 purchase
a vhnabl" 10 ,se III Broa6ly.y ha, been arrest
ed and committed TO PRISM Tor nlal The VII
Lain was taken up hy Gen. 3 esardr5 hims,lf,
who accidentally HIM IN the Blwery aaJ
i,nnediat ~ se.zed him, aud, " ith the aid OF
several c'l]en,, conveyed him 10 ths police
office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

NaiFER BowNL was on Monday last rec
Iecled Mayor line Guy OF New York for tn.
year ensuing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

SIP Lthss--The y - York papers OF
IufsslHy state That ui.lo thr last swo DAYS
about h"rIren tho"saed sniI lie te,s have been
received At lhe Post Office il. that CITY. by tnr
'egesai packets from Europe that haze arrived
during tnat penod.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
nGaI WnGler A.oAAp Nii.

Ft.iiE subscribed has tn, day received an
- additional supply ol hrst y inter Lamp
od winch Is for saio At the lowest market pr
ces. Howell y AYES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

TIE celebrated Brougham wNa horn IN l772
IN Nas,mor,ldnd It's mother was s's'f' o.
TN rtru lll.'o rian. d.. Rohcrison. lie en-
TT. Il po.lt cal hlr toil1nsl OF VIZ. frt-bni
.rparp,rd from hun la safy lit, h" "'olf
10 provc the African race ~ interior g'hht ol
tue human srecrcs. bnt has long t'liacied lhhf
optnrcn, sa1 IS ibe 2'ulnps nd'",ate o. ""''
r,on Of sl,,r,y IN the colonies. H. has but onr
child. a dauEnlcr of eight yeats Of age
Wig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
..ateraN Curry allure Of the spine

MIR. CASEY, Patentee Of the Dormant balance
MI for the Cure Of Lateral Curvature OF the spine,
respectfully hc, roomsa q, Mrs. ArgueIle's, in pennsylva.
nj" ME 1 Ass .nae" for The purpose Of giving a full exposition
as we'll a, other ladies' and gentlemen. residents OF, or
now sojouEnsr' i. II ILL.,, the n rssS SIMPLE ps nesresi sy winch sa'a a
80, cure of = most affecting and wide spreading
lrreEuIari'y in the human form, has been rffeslsd IN va.
r;o,s n,rtss Of the Union. The attes's,ions Of the clear
and decided superiority Of the Dormant balance over
all snt o,.s, %" sSyslaios ,as.a ard phys:oians in the Union.
a, well rs of Paris and London.
Wsshinrton City. feb 23-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
900 Reward

ID ANYWAY from the subscribers farm near the old
HI Court house in Fairfax county, Va on the night
OF the Cd inst. a negro man named
STERLING,
sometimes called Sterling Bill. about 5 feet z or . IN.
ches high. of a yellow complexion, toierab,iy well sci
body, about 40 years old. lie is srtful and yer, inst.
nuaiing, snd under the garb of religion shows q great
appearance of sanctity; had on q suit OF domestic twill
led cloth cotton warp and reddish yellow yarn ming
coat, waistcoat, and pantaloons, all OF the same KIND
lie has eloped from my service without sny abuse a,
present or heretofore. as his person will plainly show:
Il hiss originated from a detection OF a fragrant theft'
which nave reason to believe he has been too accGs.
toned to. He is well known in alexandria,, where he
hos been accustomed to visit; also in Georgetown,
where / suspect, in one Of those places, he is lurking.
will give a reward Of $40 if taken up in A'exan-
dria, Georgetown Washington City, or Fairfax county
or $50 if taken up in any other part OF the U. STATES
and secuted in any jail so that l get him again.
All masters and owners of vessels, ana al persons
are fcrewarned not to conceal, harbor, or convey nm
away, under the penalty OF the law. .
Given under my hand, in Fairfax County, state OF
Virginia. JOHN foLL~N' +"
mar S-ySWs
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conn
,AiuMoRE M~ARKET-MARcH IL.

BAi more MARKET-MARcH IL.
ELova-
HorOrd Street NW.-The supplies it with
gaze receipts Of the week, Notwithstanding the
fa condition Of the roads, are but a smal{ frac-
ION less than the last. on Friday last after our re-
pr va, closed, sales ~ about 5000 bis were made
iroG stores att : pr6I. The Liverpool accounts
Stf ID F|'1.uary. Jubllsh'd on Monday last,
4hi he'ttyt,cs pt the eastern markeyS, caused q
N''as' Improvement here, but the unsettled state
sih. r-lAe; pteventcd extensive transactions.
"n ".01csday sales from stores were made at
ooE P' oil. On Thursday sales we're also made at
me s.Ge rate, and in some instances at b. 56t.-
oH 'e same day a parcel of 100 barrels, a Por-
SN G winch was ~fayOrite brands, was sold at
%.o. ioday several parcels have been sold at
noz{ per Dbl, and others may be had at the same
'a'e'-SoIne holders, however, refuse to sell AT
nat price, and others, demand still higher rates.
VA Monday the wagon price opened at S6.S7s.
olt IRON tuesday until today, inclusive it has
zen UNIFORM at at 6. so per bbl.
SSInce the above was written ave are adyls-
~ OF the purchase to-day of a cargo of 1900 bills
'lO"ard-street Flour, in PARCELS part OF which
re noted aboye) at G. 62a per brl.
cay Nils Nour.-On Monday a lot OF 20O
MS extra was sold at $3.50. A mixed lot Of
toOOt 700 brls. Howard street. City Mills and
ssasqaehanna, was sold at 6 so. In standard
'Nur We hear of no transactions. Some holders
ave willing to sell at {. s7a. and we quote thai
Fce nominally.
GRux.-
ph'at-The receipts BY water are but mod
%4S' The sales Of red have ranged during tn
week from Sl.S5 a LAO per bushel Tor good t
'VS prime paroles, and the same prices prevail
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
Mi Is to give Motice,

vu1uAT the subscribers Of Alexandra county, in the
Instruct of Columbia, have obtained from the Or
phsns' Court Of said county letter. testamentary on
The nersonsl estate Of JAMES d. NICHOLS, late OF the
county aforesaid. deceased. AIlpersons having claims
against the said deceden, are hereby warned 70 sxni'
he the came To the subscribers with the vouchers there.
Of, passed by the Orph.ns' Court. on or before the iith
dsy of March, 1882, or they may, by law, be exelud' q
from all benefit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto arc requested to make immediate pa! ment'
Given under our hands, this 18th day Of March, 1881.
WILLIAM JACKSON,
PHfHEAS N
Executors Of James Bruce NickoitA
m YI-oo6f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14

AND GARDENS OF d. c. LANDRETH.
Extract from the Report ofthe V%isiting Com,n.ttee Of the
Transatlantic Horticultural Society. Rude July, 1880.
The Nurseries are very correctly managed, and
cover 40 acres. supplying every part OF the Union. q
detail of which would occupy too muchof our space.We
therefore content ourselves with stating that the stock
is very large, and in every stage OF growth, consisting
of Forest and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. Eyergreens,
Vines and Creepcrs, with a collection of nerbaceous
plants, Fruit Trees of the hest kinds and most healthy
condition, large beds Of seeding Apples. Pears, Plums,
SC for budding an grating upon, plan very supe,
rior 10 that Of working upon suckers. which carry with
them into the graft all the diseases OF the parent stock.
In these grounds are to be seen in the spring the most
beautiful nyaeinths in The country, consisting OF hity
d;freren, sorts of the double kind.
"Gardcn Seeds of the finest quality have been scat
tered over the country from these grounds, and may al,
WAYS be depended upon The seed establishment OF
these hor,iculturis;s is the most extensive IN the Union,
and their reputation is well sustained from year to year.
Io obviate the chance of mixture ofthe tarina OF plants
of the sarae family, they have established another nur,
.erv al a suitable distance, SO that degeneration cannot
tie Mace, aud which secures to purchasers genuine
ARTICLE; the age, quality. and process OF culture OF eve
20 nlsnt being thus known to the proprietors. the sup
nv from their grounds is WIN great
confidence. When properly assorted and Labelled. 'ne
serds are sold at their warehouse, No. S' Chesnut 81
where NAV he had likewise all kinds OF Garden TOOLS
and qualifications on Botany, Horticulture Landscape
.nJ decorative Gardening"
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n is IT, give notice,

the subscriber, Of AieAandn. enunty, "a t nR
District Of Columbia, has obtained from .ne VIZ
phans' Court of said county letters testamehtsIy %
the personal estate of R,cuAnp KIRsJ. late Of the eoun-
ty aforesaid, deceased. All persons having e!s.Ts
scs;nst the said decedent are hereby warned to eaeion
the sa.ne TO the subscriber. with the youeaer ~ sa,h
S =, p If .,.reb. 1899. or they may. by lay. be ez:ivdea
from ali benefit to said estate; and those INDEBTED
thereto are required to make immediate psy ssa"
o;y.n under my hand this li.h day Of March, iS''
Executor Of Bnehard k'rby'
-. -a0SA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
DIED.

10 Alexandria, on the 9th inst. BENJAMIN F.
LAM, where he had gore upon a visit for his
lealA bat a few days before from this place. He
aaSa very young man. and such an
me a. would not be found in a thousand. for his
circumstances in life. He deserved to live Ion
ger. IN have realized the advantages Of the most
.tmarkable fidelity in business, industrious anu
NOral habits, and grea, flial affection.
lHarrenton Spectotor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
THE ALEXANDRIA
Iron Foundry & Machine Factory

II now in operation, and prepared to execut' orders
for MILL work Il CAS1YNGS Of every de:
scrintion; HIGH e Low PRESSURE SlEAM
ENGINES and MACHINEHf nv
Of which GU the most approved principles and correct
workmanship. shoS' sHTy Eos
feb 81 ~.. af
7 ;Se,,v' Wincl,eaer Republican, Sentinel Of the VAL
lev. Woodaock, and Political spectabor' Walisma''
w;ll insert the above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
L AT
BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, G-Ioaerrovn.

bf IhoMAS =. WRIGHT, GEoRexrowN.
Sale Of Teas, zine, brandy. &c
an WEDNESDAY,. tie 18Th ~insta.t, at II odd.
w. N. will be sold 1t the Auction Rooms on BridSs
street, on liberal terms, the following articles, viz:
boxes. each IS lbs imperial
10 do do old Tyson
imported Oct. 1880 rr.
S do 2 Id cannisters, ~ each. imperial (11"'
chest hyson skin
IS bags coffee
8 bbls and hhds sugar
"a baskets Grst quality champagne
boxes do do
Imported 18th Dec. 1880
Or casks sweet malaga
do port SWINR.
2 do karseilles Madeira
8 half Or casks do
Part Of a pipe first quality port
Part Of a half pipe real Madeira
apipcs and l half pipe French brandy
3 do imitation do
40 small boxes Of soap
"a boxes Havana sugar, superior quality
2casks cheese
Terms at sale. THOs. C. WRIGHT,
mar 14-3t Auc,ioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, On. c.

SAILaD, MARCH IL,
Schr. Nm. A. Knox, Low, New York.
- February, Allen, do.
- Virginia, Rodbird, do.
1Sh-Brig Confucius, Drummond, do.
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore.
A ship, supposed to be the Mersey, from New
York, bound to this port, is aground a short dis
lance below.
-aSe
Sloop Diadema. Elkinton, hence at Philadel-
phia 10th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
h is to give Notice,
This is to give Notice,

UNHAT the subscribers, of Alexandra County, in the
District of Columbia, have obtained from the Or.
phan's Court of said county. letters testamentary on
ihs ner.on.l estate ofCnAyENp p. T'aonPsos, late Of the
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent. are hereby warned to exhi'
bit the same to the subscribers, with the voucher: there
Of, passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the 18th
day' Of March, 1882, or they may, by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands. this lith day Of March. 1881
ISRAEL. r. THOMPSON,
WM. HENRY THOMPSON
ALBERT G. THOMPSON,
Executors Of Craven p. Thompson.
~,. 1t--en1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
Kerr & ENZhMgh

Aerr q FNtZhWgh
Haze it1f received, and offer for sale.
on HhDs. N. o. and st. Croix sugar
~OO sOhhds and tierces w. / and MO. nolasses
5000 lbs loaf and lump sugar
so bags Java, Rio, and Porto Rico coffee
80 packages reas-gunpowder, imperial, Y. H.
and pouchong teas, st the latest importasions
2 pipes brandy
3 puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
$500 gals old whiskey, Sd, 4th, and 5th proof
SO boxes and half boxes bunch raisins
IS drums fresh figs
10 boxes oranges and lemons
100 reams straw and rag paper
I ton shot. assorted
so kegs nails superior quality, Cd to led
IL boxes and kegs chewing tobacco
Together with q well selected assortment of
GROCERIES for family use.
mar IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
$500 Reward.

$500 Reward.
TIME above reward will be given for apprehendinF
and securing in jail so that l get them again, tw
Negro Men Servants, formerly the property OF Henr>
s. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY.
Henry is n mulstto man, Ioy, but we'll Quilt; has his
left eve injured, and is about 30 years old lie was
hired last year to Capt Tucker, on the Potomac
Jerry is a very black man, a good sailor, about 50
years Of age, and WAS hired &C. Capt. b J. JSRk'ns' on
hoard the steamboat Fredericksburg Ihey we're
both in Ale xandria last week, and Henry had q pass
from Capt. fucker.
1 will give the above reward for their apprehension,
iftuken SO miles from ny house, or ba.f that sum 1t ia
ken in Charles County, and all reasonable eharg.s paid
HUGH cox,
ian I3-eotf Charles County, Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
Xu CouncN, March g. 1884,

nRDERED, That Robert Anderson, Alexander
~ Moore, and Robert Barry, be Commissioners for
hn.ding an Election, on Monday, the 2la instant, at
John W. Smith rsvern, in the Second Ward, tor two
members 70 represent, the said ward in the places OF
John W. Smith aud Orlando S Morse, resigned.
Test: l.. p. THOMPSON, C. c..
mar u-dt21st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14

ed to-day. Prime parcels Of wagon wheat COIN
handed LAO. 1t is said that sales Of Susquehan-
ma wheat, to arrive, have been made at LAO per
bushel.
Corn.-The market opened on Monday, at 62
cents per bushel for both sorts, but as the week
advanced prices also gradually improved, and
prime parcels to-day have been sold and are still
worth IS cts. per bushel. We quote ordinary to
prime, both sorts, at 63 a Is cents.
american.
$50
NETWORK MARKET-March 10.
There appears considerable pause in the Flour
market for two or three days past, and the de-
mand has rather subsidized. Supplies are begin
ming to arrive from the South, which, with a pros
pect of the North River being again navigable in
a few days, has induced some of the holders to
give way about a shilling per Dbl. Rochester
may be quoted at 81 a z 124; Troy, 6 81 a 7;
Georgetown and Alexandria, 6 81; and common
Southern brands at 6 70. Accounts from Europe
are looked for with anxiety. There is a good de-
mand for a spring delivery, which shows a conf:
dence IN prices keeping up. Extensive sales of
Albany Wheat have been made at l SO per bush.
deliverable at the opening of the river. Corn is
in brisk demand; sales of Jersey at Is cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
New Goods.

drown and MKT cloths, vestings and saueens
I'D Calicoes and ~ginghams
Waltham and other bleached cottons
blackstone do do
Cotton oznaburgs, checks
Cotton braces, Windsor soap
Cashmere and cotton shawls
Fancy and str; ped cravats
White Marseilies quilts, millinei.ts
Pins, nankeens, shoe thread
Orre!'s cotton balls, cotton wadding and cords
PUNISHABLE bonnets
Just received and for sale low, by
mar IL geo. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
Warren Green Motel.

- The subscriber having removed from
GgTS Fairfax Court House to Wsrrenton, has taken
q =, the above stand, lately kept by Mis-. Norris,
and respectfully snlicits a share of public pa
tronsge The advantages of this stand in point oflo
cation, the arrangement aud style Of the buildings, &c
are sufficiently known to the public The house has
been recently fitted up and furnished in the very best
manner. The subscriber pledges himself TO spare no
pains on lis part to give entire satisfaction to such as
may favor him with their patronage, and to render his
house as desirable to travellers, boarders, and the
pubic generally, as the s,ric,est attention, and the most
ample supplies Of every description, can possibly rem
der It. HENRY SlACkLEik
warrenton, W.. mar 14-eo3w
q The Telegraph will insert the above eoSw, and
and send its account to the Office Of the Political Spec
ta;or, Warrenton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
IanAreth's Ga~den needs.
EDWARD STABLER & son

EDWARD STABLER & son
DEsPECJFULi Y inform the citizens Of Alexsn.
IL dris, aud those who have opportunities OF sending
to this City, that they have received a fresh assortment
of the best GARDEN SEEDS. gno,Dn byD e Lam
dreih. at their Nurseries near Philadelphia. and tra-rant-
ed by them to be genuine A supply Of Flower seeds is
expected in a few days.
l.. ). q Son state also that they are Agents for pro-
curing Plants, shrnhs, Vines. Roots, Fruit Trees. orna.
mental Frees. &C ofevery description.
All will be sold at the Philadelphia prices. the pur.
chaser pa; ing il.a>s%r.ascs Of transportation, &c. on
articles ordered for him.
In addition to their own recommendation ct the
above articles. they give the following letter from a
distinguished citizen of Virginia.
Alexandris, Cd mo oath, 1881
OAK IIlLL, Feb. 25th, 1850.
GsxELEMEx: have received your letter of the Esd,
and assure you, with pleasure, that the Garden Seed
with which you have supplied US for several years. IS Of
excellent quality, and such as my family have highly
approved. did not know from whom you procured
il, but conclude from your letter that it was Messrs.
Laudreth. With respect and esteem. yours,
JAMES MONROE.
To Nessrs EDw AND SrABLER 4 SoS,
Druggists, Alexandria;
feb Gl-law2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-14
DRAWS TOMORROW.

DR.AWS 7O-MORROH.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class M. S for 1881,
viii be drawn in Wilmingtos (Del.l on Tuesday, 18th
of March.
60 NUMBER L077ERY-9 Drawn
l Prize of $4,000 Q Prizes OF S,24SS
Q do of 5000 10 do Of 1000
Q do Of $500 10 do Of 500
Tickets 81; halves 2 90, quarters 1 oo.
J. RUMNEY'S OrrIoE,
King Street, opposite the F|askkn House HotI
GJ Orders from the country tor tickets. enclosing
cash or prizes in any responsible Lotteries, postage
paid, will be attended to.
Wanted, Mechanics Bank Stock. Apply rs above
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. S for 1881,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia on Saturday, March IL.
&c NUlBERS-10 DRAWN
BRILLIANT LOTTERY!
l prize of $780, 900 prize of $4,000
l do of 10000 1 do of 5000
l do of 5000 do of 1000
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quartersi Is.
To be had in q variety Of numbers, at
y. TX. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal stree.
q orders from the country specially attended to.
sperm Oil.
700 GALLONS fall strained sperm oil, landing
/UU this day and for sale by