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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

were riling all through the county on fues-
day and that all those slaves Win wefe sifher
slain or eppturrd. nsi with thrir late from tho
local milldis, citizens Of the county.
" To return to the subject Of your inquiries,
am led 10 helievs, from all that | eap learn,
thai MAJ Turner has been revol9 lug HI. plan Of
mischief and destruction, " In u mind capa cious
Of such things." for years--Preteoding to be di.
vnsls inspifed, more ihan four years ago, he
announced to the Blacks, that he should bspiisa
hi mself ON n particular day, aud thai whilst in
the water, dove would be seen TO descend
from lleayen aud perch on his head thug
endeasorng "a collect g,eat crowd. psrhsp5
with similar design 10 that he al.rsards Ell
feeied. This essemhlage was prevented ; but
he, IN company with white man, did actually
b"plize himself. From ,ha day until the avs
fnl tragedy of the % he has used every
means IN his power, 10 aeqdife an ascsndaney
over the minds of the slaves. A dreamer OF
dreams, and would be Prophei. he used all
the arts familiar TO such preiendeIs. To deceive.
delnde, I'D overawe their m'nds. Whether
these arts were praetlsed oniy IN his own i'm
mediate neighbourhood. u, as some say were
exien1ed 10 a distance. have not ben able To
ascertain, with any certainly. Some allego
tim, he Ind never lst the vicinity oi his mas
ter'a dwelling, whilst others think thst he had
even visited the Metropolis OF the State, IN hiJ
character of Preacher aud Prophet,
= lwenty.ihree OF The insurgents have been
condemned, thirteen executed, eight commit
ted, aud two. "A woman aud man, 10 be erecu-
ted on Monday neat. light or ten yet Iems,n
Tor trial, ami three free n.gi oos have been re-
mnndeh 10 the SUPERIOR Court Tor tini. Ms-
ny of the accused have bun disuhHfsod-hos
many | cannot txaclly say.
JEuUrALEa September pam, lsal.
There have been three convictions sinco
the date OF my letter, upon ths evidence oil he
girl of Solomon Parker WIN had been previous
~ repadialed by the Court. u her tale "a ,Ius
the, plot was more extensive thaa We had pIes
ytonsly believed"
Errae " "a teller dated UIminEion, ~ Cafos
Ina, datcd l9h September.
Z" II has nov been aseerta,ned by the confess
sion Of several who were i'm IliGated in the plot
here aud IN Dophn that dreadful one had
heen formed, aud that the 4th OF October wad
Gsed On for the periad ofns preparation.
free negro IN South Washington madc the d,s-
closure 10 IA gentleman OF that place, aud tho
alarm In various iorms was instantly spread
far aud Wide several hive been executed, aud
several on ,hs Information Of those, ARE now
imprIsoned hsre--ono has made confession To
the same effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
POETRY.
BUTTERFLY AND SNAIL

ne slsfaiion rende,s hHie minds proud aud IN
s0ieI'.
All unstarts inso'ent IA ,'lace,
N.mi ii u oil the vulgar race
Az IA the sn0shnr OF tbe morn,
A Bu frrhy (blt newly bofn)
Ga proudly pe, Chi g on rose,
Win nrrt cDnrpit his bosom glows
HIS wings (sI glorious to heholD
Redeck'd win azure, JET, aud gold,
Wide h. displays; the spangled dew
REF .ris his eyes, and various hue.
IA, now forgotten triead, a Snail.
Bsneaih his house with shiny trail,
Crawl, DER he grass whom whoa he spies
In wrath hp TO the gard cries
q What mans yon prassnt's dailv tod,
From choking weeds to rid III soil
Way wake you Ia the IN arning', CHue
\V,y with aew arts correct TIL year
Why grow, the peach with nrim.ou hIe
And why the piun', invi ing bael
uerr ,hey to feast his TASTE d sigu'j,
Thai veTmio Of racious KIND
1rnsh Urea the slow, the pilt'r,ng race,
So rurg. t1y garden from 'iisziaC"."
Wnni arrogance ! he snail reply ID.
d" How insoten, is Upstut pfidr
h.dsi thon not tnus with insnit vain
prl.o' d nv uaiirnCe TO Comnialu,
HAD ca eafd ivy mean 6'lih.
n q lrar d thee To he scum oil earth.
Ior SIC nine suns have wakd the hours,
10 swell the iruit aud paint the q pw'Is
lpuct | thi humble HE snrvey'd,
j. base and ,o'did guise array Il,
A deons nset, viii, unclean,
AOu.drag ID - slow aud notsome ,raini
Aud /, n, your sprd-f bowels drew
i ou 6lm, and spun 'hf dry clue,
J o~u,ny humble Ilfe, COED fIi,n
Srnd WAS born and Snail shall end,
AID what's a bu'terh1 ? A best
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
From ne imtricau Farmer.
MAMMOTH INDIAN COKN.
11nn o. L, Anrnsl % n 1871

CAR LINE 20. VA Angus 70 Ii, 1881.
Mn. SMITH:
Large ats are an evil in the cultivation Of
che lndian cern crop. Il ~ deenled necessary
- make a fe" remarks on the above pIinciple,
T,rn recent specimens exhibited IN the ublic
paper, oil . Opposition 10 trctt i'll mammoth
cars of Indian corn. 1hrre was one ear pub
l,hed southern gen lfman, Que by Mr..
Ilp>hur aud several b, M. DANIEL; The latter
gentleman appesrs to have carried off the palm
Of victory 10 the four ears he seni 10 MIR. skin
npr, lac Editor Of the American Farmer. Hts
mode Of annurlly culuVa ing, while he in. ..
proved an oil and exhausted FIJI. IS MS jusl-
ly TO he admired as his selection of the partiu-
usr variety IS 10 be regretted and cnndemneG ;
thai the goYrd seed is b. largrsi OF all the va
ii lies, nnd makes the lens, product. Tn rev.
son Is, The c lru Requires % be planned IA hills
NJ great Distance apart. aud an Individual
stalk will moi o o ipCr mofe than one r I'VE
eArs; conse qapntiy this variety will not mike
a large cr.p. Mr.. Dauie planted his cor
6 10 teet by 2 feet, with on stalk in n hill,
viii h averaged SIS bhrlcls 10 the i,'re, ana 7
3 ii I'll, per hill. J. must br concc ded pr :
t9mr, ihe bard was TI,h, fsrll " MIR. u hur's
ear, eAhihit,d cuu.idrrRbe tsrtilu, OF soil in
whcn il grew certainly Mr.. Dtnici't ears
from theiT snpeuor SIZE, ehiibed snli greater
ierntt. h. US sureose the terIlny oil the
1
i,enrly rch ana ,flhe prod act IS in pfopar-
ton. Il " utd be twelve bar,I, hat thus. II i,
proaasie, uearly the extreme % oduci OF tbs
Egtnae atirty S me Yeas ago. bsing ~
4 = etir tb,rhuod L tt,burg Lrnuchf HON.
CO.'S 81 a barge pa nfkin, which-I plantrd
Ge eesuiag season bur one p,InukIo cpn IA
~ gre" ca a vim, II Vas larg", round anh iOl-
low, OF with a thu she'll and also def irnt in
saeeiGess | taNe CONSIDERED that there i n
auikiug similarI't hrte Ten the puurd seed and
IRE bl2 pGml,Lin aud ueilhe, one ht T., H.. cnI.
u,aled III NJ north IN ,t,frs. thst the farmers
Ha,e l.. iheir st c cultivated Il Ids tyed five
barrels 10 the a4ra, AID II produces the same
IN Vagina unil It degensfates Tue snpeii-
or,iy It the later over the former variety 5
thus accounted tot the snaAe, the corn. the
dO,tr il tan b. planted that lit makes less
per hill, II viii make more in the aggregate :
tie increase ia The number of eaus prepon1er-
H'es over he dimlnutIon il ~ t. increase the
Ihoduet. Inerr IS u statemen, in Che Agricul.
'utai Ne no,rs al Pennsylvania by n gentle
lhan who planted his corn at OFF rent d,slso.
ces 10 sScer ala What distance would maxi thu
gteaiesi ptoduct, thai the II. tancp Of one toot
each NAY, with one stalk in hill. made the
greatest crop. ! do not recoilrct the product.
ou, II II only made one gill per hill. i, made a
!i''ie upwards of twenty five barrels 20 The acre.
II thf above mode in plantag the southern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
TERMS.

svF,r n per annam, payable In siyanco'--No sun
- yval he received for less time than six month
r. naner Will be discontinued tbat at thu discrenoh
g,,s fd,tor d antil all arrearasss are paid
~ Advert Henents "tll be inserted at % cents pc
- 10, les1 tho first time, and n - cents for eaef
p'ir,,nce Those from a distance must be- paid Tor
10 N cir insertion, or the payment assumed by
,,,ne responsible ,erson ~ Lynehbnre'
~ Aiettsrs addressed TO the Editors must be p0si
-, I'D or they will DOT he attended To-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
From the Fincasiie Patriot, Sept. 30.
STOP IIIMl


~ General Nat, IN Bofeiowi.--h negro
man, non very generally supposed 10 be no o.
Their tnnn the notorious 3" MAJ Turner lately
passed through this place aud by the Sweet
Springs. lie was stopped on tho high road.
usar Prices. IA ,hi, county. ON Saturday lasi,
by Two young men who we're working ON the
road. Ilesc young men believing him 10 be-
only a runaway, stopped aud were IN The act Oh
searching him, when he unfortunately made his
escape. Ihey had already deprived him of .
large knife ~hich he carried ~ his bosom, ana
desired him 10 take OF the knapsack which he
had ou h,s back, IN order that they might proc
coed 10 u mofe rigorous search, when the fell
low Throwing oil both u and hi, cont toDk To
his heels aud has sInes ended all pursuit. Both
the young men, baY'ng guns. discharged them
aGer him. but without Effect Their object be-
ing not to kill, but 10 wound him Ia the legs.
thry missed h,m altogether. Ga searching the
knapsack, some nunilon was fuund, which
induces tha heliei thai he was armed. II also
contained Hymn or Prayer Book In which
j. written the name " Zepteni1a Turner, Roh-
m0nd The cut OF the coat which h len
behind the same generally worn by th.sa
iuneranl preachers, aud hns round breast
A, lliile doubt ern be entertained that this
fellow - The -HtHe pefson described IN the Co.
veTnpI's Fl clanRuon, wa hope tho people will
use all vigilance IN pursuit Of bho. lie III PR
badly slill linking Ia the mountains, and endea-
vUufing 10 get ~ Ohio.
We " uulI moi he understoo1 as attaching
neglect Of duty to any wb.n We remark that "a
Is 10 he regretted a description Of This fellow
was not sooner Published. II that had b.eu
donr. he would, 90 all b,obabily, have b,eu
aIIested before tnl, tune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

Action against Surgeon for Mcompetency.--
SUPREME CooRT'-Ihe Supreme Court closed
It's session IA this couniy on Saturday last. The
only case Of much importance decided was tina,
OF w illiams vs.. DR.. Orestus X. Hawlfy, for al
lodged malpractice IN treating compound
disocaton Of the ANGLE JOINT OF plaintiffs wife.
The Coan were busy occupied 10 examining
great mass Of dispositions aud veTbai testin,o-
ny, and IA hearing tho argoment, Of counsel,
from Monday morning until Thursday night
On the following mornng the jury returned a
verdict of 800 Tor plaintiff. The case was
ably argued by Messrs. Giddings and rappan
Tor plaiatG aud Mess.s. Nhe.ler aud Webb
for defendant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06
Eom he Albany Daily Aioe,fse,.

A Jaet IN reiation 10 the praciicat beatfs Of
the Unied Sioits Inh.--Ihe Cono, lie Leon
who has been sojourning few days with W,
has brought VITA him from 8 to millions OF
dollars. sum sulhGtent 10 turn the balance 81
exchange win Europe ia favor Of the United
States and such is his aud every other monied
man's conn ience 10 The U4ird States Bank
tina, he has CT hanged much Of his cash iuio
large blla OF that instiiutIon With these hG
travels, aud bis secretary makes It point Of
duty 10 change them 10" others Of the sam. ia
sdntion, as his best security against imposl>
ton. II there were nothing but local bank,
he would lose quarter per cent almost be-
tween every country Village, and by tho time he
reached P'iisLprgh, his place Of destination, a
very considerable amount. Bur, as it ia, for
eIgners are not afraid to bring their money. OF
invest II here. II wonld be an act OF folly la
our government, 20 put down an ia situation that
give, strength, character aud certainty 10 our
currency, aud is so strong an inducement for
srangers 10 bring their fund, into ,he United
States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

Distressing occurrence. We understand that
Mr.. X ,bia>1n was in'cly shot aud killed ny
Or. Pierce, the msmber NJ the Legislature elect
from Russell &C in,y Ia His state. The ,ircumS
stances are OF the most painful nature. such as
need MOI be detailed de they relate 10 al az.
sravhted ase ofsedacton, which resulted in
The death oi the guilty ipd,gidaaI.
Kentucky Reporter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-06

The folInUiog letter, from a friend IN South
ampton, present several new facts aud VIEWS Of
iha late insurrecIon. and are worthy OF all reli-
ancs The writer has had tho best opporIuni-
ties ol scanning the scenes themselves, as well
rs the evidence gwen on the trials Of Tho Ban
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04

will have greater tendency to provoke repres-
sive measures, than to ntimidate either judges or
juries.
Then there is the vote by ballot. A foolish
man has sent US most pedantcally foolish arti-
Gle on the subject, which, after brief perusal,
we conveyed to its proper place. We know not
what is expected on this subject, but we suppose
Lord Grey, in the plan of reform which he has
now concocting, has no idea of election by ballot,
and the proposition to that effect therefore
have no other meaning than to provide plea for
expressing dissatisfaction with the forthcoming
measure. whatever that may be!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04

h. A Sermon will be preached in Christ
Church on Sunday, at o'clock, p ~ for the benefit
OF the Femas Benevolent Society connected with that
Church The funds of this Society are applied to the
reief OF the poor of the town without distinctions and
as the nclemency Of the season has nearly exhausted
them IT shoped the contributions on this occasion will
be liberal feb 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
SHIP NEWS.

The ship Eagle, Hill, of this port. - days
from Richmond. arrived at Cowes 10Th Dec. with
loss of sails and other damage and very leaky.
Brig Alexandria, Howes, at Holmes Hole
18th January.
Schr. Harriet from Boston for this port, at
Holmes Hole 18th January.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
BARK.

The subscriber wishes to enter into eon'ra.' '.r
.nn CORDS OF CuEsNUr or SPANISH OAK Az
400 BARK, for the ensuing spring tor which ,i the
hshs !" .s s. win tsy E person ON fss
at Ann'pon;s, coniract: will address the subscri.
Der, oy ''"' VI DANIEL 7. HYDE
.nols. JAM II, ls3!-isn 20-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
COMMERCIAL.

The effect of the news upon the flour Market
at New York, may be gathered from the follow
ing extract from the Journal of Commences Ne
view Of Monday last:
Corn E1change.-A general inactivity prevail
ed in Flour, with little relaxation in the prices
of some sorts; lot of Alexandra lowand, ordi-
nary, was sold at SO. 25; besides this, we heard
of no sales for immediate delivery below So; o
parcel of southern ahoat was offered at that
price on Saturday, though most holders in store,
demanded $50. For Western very full prices
are demanded; 81 was offered on the three last
DAYS without being accepted. One of the last
bargains was in knapp's double and Bethany
brands. at 6,75. Several rather extensive con-
tracts were made for delivery on the opening Of
the canal at Sc, IS. 5000 bushels Southern
Long island Rye at 75cts.
-sSe-
The New York Gazette, speaking of the high
" interesting news Of the day, makes the follow
ing observations:
The revolution in Poland and the disturbed
state of that country will materially affect the
English corn markets, should there be an actual
deficiency of the crops in England. The ports
on the Baltic sea have always been the source
from which England has derived her chief supply
in seasons of scarcity. and the markets in these
ports are almost entirely dependent on Poland TO:
the supply of grain which they afterwards ship.
We risk nothing in saying that Great Britain will
feel more privaton of supplies of grain from the
Baltic SHOULD she need any from foreign ooun-
trles,) than she would from any other part of
the world ~ 7 Com. ,9dr.
go
Hom-A letter from Val paraiso. Of October
&c. says:-''The price of Flour in this market is
Is dollars. BY the late advices from Lima, the
price there had risen to 25 dollars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
Eovx Mead s Mi0dlings .

,-o,,c,o ,rescnt severe weather, will fur
KIN cod Nav Bread at 81 cents per ID. and coed
-. WILMA. Al cents per b. These will be
found to be good substitute for Corn Meal and muoh
cheaper apply at store on Prince street, COW %
ian IS " '
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04

20 Dpfr Green was declared to be duly elect.
! p,;r,cr TO the House for the twenty-second
Congress :. ,.,;o.od dat
Twill be seen, as VIC ali along predicted that
,be new Jackson editor. Blair, was not run II,
,,aiast Green. The high contracting parues
nave made some arrangements concerniu9 Tue"
sF,irs. Of which We have hint, and "hl'h ume
will deyclUpe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
.glernndria, December 2a, 1850.

From J. H,oG Esq Cashier Farmers Bank Of AIer'a
&c PuETTYMAN- Sir: purchased OF your
snrnc saddles aoou, five years ago, and it gives me
Measure TO state that it the easiest sad lie ever u.s.
ed and in no instance has it injured my horses back
.7lcrandrio, Dec 26, 283O. JOHN HoofF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
Notice 10 Wood Cutters.

yeDba< wish to sell all the WOOD upon the Pc
fSSsS coson. attached to the fam of the late Col.
STSS A. J. Smith, supposed to be from
.-sx.. FIRE to seven thousand Cords;
consisting, principally Of ash wood of very fine qua
lity Persons wishing contract for the same, car
do so by applying to the subscriber residing on the
premises. DAVID b. Shl I'll.
West Grove, Jan, II
ian 2l-2aw6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
HucgWheat fAour, &c

3 ?1 IL 4; Do Do philadelphia 0''4""''' Flour
Kids very FIRE New Orlenas Sugar
Jus. o .e'9''N" CoHAGAE & WHITTLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book Auctiou Postuouea.

Book auctiom Postponed.
vINHIs EVENING at z O'Clock, at his Auction
Rooms, will be sold, without reserve, an extensive
assortment of valuable
BOOKS,
just received from Philadelphia, embracing many stan
dar works, histories. novels and miscellaneous works,
with blank books such day books, journals ledgers
cyphering books. &C.
Catalogues will be distributed this morning.
when the Books will be ready for examination.
feb 3
6e In consequence of unfavorable weather.
the above sale postponed till this evening. when the
BOOKS will be sold according to Catalogue.
feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
Seyenty.Gye DOLLARS Reward

IhANAWAY from the subscriber near New balti'
Ii more, Fsuquier County, Va. on toe l4th OF De-
ccmbcr last, I
NEGRO JACK;
about Is or "a wears of age; five feet seven or eight
- L;L ue made. has scar on his left cheek, Il
\ down look when spoken to Jack had on when ne
lief, nv premises, pair of old nsey Pana'oons ana
frock coat Of grey.cloth much worn.
will give twenty dollars for his apPrehsns ..,
and delivery, if taken within, ana n secured in
# taken without the state, Pro'idSo he 10 'e'uN "
any Jail 50 that get him sgain ,-;..,
jiCK is not very sprightIy. but from having driven
team to Alexandria frequently. well acquainted m
that place on the road and II IS Se'eVea VIII "''
~ah' ''' 'A''' WILLIAM HAMPTON.
ian 0l--6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
From The Postmaster at EM;cotPs Nils

T.G. rnrrrrM,N Sir: With respect to the adran
tage Of your spring saddlel cannot but admit that 1t rs
ON mnroveme nt end would never wish To have any
other. " Ne EiIiNoii
EMc,ns JEAs, JanuGry4. 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04

des give to be worth nothing, a saddle made on tins
nrinciple is Ave dollars better, in point Of durability,
Than any other kind of saddle whatever Ia order that
the public may be more satisfied in Whist say, have
the liberty of giving the opinions Of those who have
them in use:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
From J Washington. Esq Merchant

Mar G PnETTYMAN Sir. purchased one OF y0ui
nateut snrne saddles about five years since and Car
saw that il is one of the most easy saddles have cse
rode, and as free from iruring horses back as ANY
other description Whatever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
70 Grocers and Merchants.
d. I wish to Rent the

-. I wish to Rent the
~ DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,
ESass; and buildings attached 10 them. at POM0N.
90, KEY WARE HOUSE, on Pomonkey Greek,
about fifteen miles below Alexandria The buildings
have Just repaired if desirable, lot OF ground
containing abou IS so of new land, VIII be At
tached to them This is of the best situations in the
country for Grocery Store, joined to supply ofpro
perry assorted Dry Goods very profitable business
always has been done and still can be done there
A small Lumber Yard. &c might also be connected
with great profit to the business, as the Inhabitants,
for 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 cents
per 100 feet, at the landing, proposed TO be rented.
To the merchant OF small large capital situation
an b, renieredvery profitable, and 10 good tenant
will rent i, upon the most moderate terms.
dec 9-2awU WM. l.. BRENT
Pomonkey, Charles Co. Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
From General .frmSfead

T. G. PnErTYMAN-Sir II gives me pleasure TO IN
form You that have used your patent spring saddle
for the last iye years. and find IT to be the most com
Portable and easy to the rider and horse have ever
used having in no instance injured my horses back
W. X ARMS ED.
BeaLmond, Fauquier Co Pa Jan. 2, 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04

Ills situated on The Potomac river about tour mules
above the Great Falls. The Chesapeake and Oh'oC
nal is on the opposite side Of the river, distant hall
nile-,t is bounded on one side by the Potomac-the
other three sides are straight INES ana hes III com
act form ybcre is stone girls, mill and mill Oh
,he land. and mill seat. with about IS feet fall on ar
'nf,,,;rr stream This land is well Timbered The
other improvements arc few tenants houses &c
This land was formerly the property OF Mr.. Dame
McCartv who owned about ten Thousand acres III '''
county of I.oudoun adjoining and who always consi
cJ,h;s land as the best of all his estates.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY KING & LOWRY, GEoaerr

BY KING & LOWRY, GEoaoIrows.
Coffee. Sugar, &c. at Auction:
Nm MONDAY. 7lh February, at - o'clock, N. will
~ be sold at our Warehouse Water street
$ +: !: i: +: ;: vi: ::s:s.
20 h hha' St S GF0'1 2sUeAR-to close .
,eIII, NJ, or,..,s( consignment.
S bses Hops
100 nests Sugar Boxes
S kegs Rsisns
20 boxes do
10 barrels Cider
pipe and Or casks Wine
~ boxes and 20 bbls IIerrings, &c. &c:
Georgetown, feb As,