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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
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RICHMOND ANII-JACk Mt.E.liNG
A. a numerous meeting OF the ciazens .
Rchmon :, opposed 10 tie re-tleclion OF Gen
jackson tn the Hrc;ld ency, convened at thu
Capitol idsi evening", ngreeably To notice
u, motion al Roherl q. SCOT, E,q. Charlie,
Copeland. E,q. was called to the Chdr:
Aud ON molIon Of Col ". Lambert, Mi
Iohn ) Myers was appoihted Secretary.
Nj Scott then, with great torcn anh ability
addressed the Meeting relative 10 the character
aud Importance Of the object tot which il wa,
convened, aud concluded ~nh moving the ap
polntmeui ofn Cpnmni ee.to prepare such resu
Iutons n tney might drem the occasion 10 ~
qulre aud to make report thereof 10 TIN
Meeting
And Committee WAS accordingly appoints ed
consisting Of Messrs. K, &. Scott, Robert Poi.
lard. Jnhn H. Peasants. Rlchard Adams, Wm
IL, FtzWh, lspnn, rhonss Taylor, Jonu Il.
Blan, Col. William Lambert, aud Gustavus
Luck.
Alter time, the committee returned, and
submit ted tho following Preamble aud r.
solutions when were unanimously adup-
ted
Whereas, the election Of Andrew Jackson I,
the Presidential Chat 'ds opposed by IA large
aud Respectable - fnn OF Tue AmtIIcaa peo-
pie, tom denp caasIciion taat he wanted
mos, II not all ,nr qnHl hGauons required tor
that exalted station. Ueht.ed by previous
habits aud gatuntlon, nis total Ignorance
OF the Constitution ana laws, as well As Nv
his violent aud arolrary temper, TO preside
with dIgnity ana vision over he VARIOUS and
important coneerns u free natIon, JUS pulil zeal
opponents ptc1icIed tbat traia vi u sasiers
and difficulties wJu Il tlua from ms adnnstia
tloa, Tue prediction has been lnerali, fulfill
ed. AT no period OF our history, has there
been less public confidence Ia the vntle and
integrity OF ulr rulers. TIE promises which
General Jackson made waen a candidate for
power, have been 80 plainly aud paipabiy yIo.
lated that all drcency and consistency seem
10 have been set az defiance. Against ms own
solfmnlY declared upin ON that the appoint.
nltnt ui members Oi Congress, except 10 Iudi-
Gal ulhces, was dangerous aud coIruptIug
ptactICe, he has iaNi,hed more executive pat.
ronsge upon that class OF men, than all the
preceding Administrations OF the General Gov
eminent combInod.
IN oihGe only Tor SINGLE term-heiore the ii 81
halt OF that term had expired, he not only sig-
nIhtd his wi lngness 90 become a candidste Tor
reelection, bit stopped 10 tue most degrading
ariitices To effect II.
Processing peculiar regard for the freedom
OF elections, aud purity OF the press, he has
laboured 10 destroy tue one, and poilute the
other, by system OF intimidation and bribsry
which uas 40 example Ia the history ot our
country.
DIscardins The wholesome msx;m which h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

Canal IoHs.-Tbe amount paid this year ,up
to the irsI day Of September, to the collector
at Albany. on merchandise cleared al his office
Tor the E'ie and Champlain Canals is one
hundred aud my one thousand one huadred
aud hHty SIC dollars +; which shows bu in
crease oiJortytDe thousand dollars ouer last
graz, up 10 the same time.
lAt0tnl DaRy .9ap.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

Is3a. Br hisohj ding 10 ,bs eotreeine'' Of 'se
srsnmeai, ~ nee case. aRd sat'os any eeJse
uonts thst furnished Fl his rsgutat ne man o.
considered ~ bn,iIg ncao'ssesd :" m eof''''
ness, AID lrettmscy .and 'onnd"ess o. '"e 80"
clusion, M 10 - he aH,"o' OF INC Ns."'"''
litter. ITO be concluded IN car at1i')
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
from The Abingdon Republican, Ssi -
.nNEE NII0N

-
IT,. .o,ven,,an closed their labors on Mon
,,,,, EVENING the 29fn uliimo. having beeo IN
se..i.,u fro a the 25th ibc.asisr. We believe
tim, thsy NAV Justly claim that confidence,
,yh,eh ~. solicited ia advance, IN the measures
mo, might rscnmmsnd The reports, &c,
which viii sneak f,r Themselves, We recon.
mend 10 IN. attentive perasal of eaders, esp
cially IN able aud satisfactory report made ~
the commilte. TO whom was referred the hisi
sn1 srcond resolutions. reported by tue selee'
c,mmittes Of eight members. Great unhnini-
~ ot seot,ment ner.aded the convention on
most subjects. and harmony characterized
th.ir nroce.dtnps As the members OF this
body we're selected with n view 10 their zeal
ous co on ration upon particular subject. ~
wasnnt thought there you'd b. suif nj onifh'
rieiy NJ senumrn. 10 give rise TO anmated and
lengthy discussons. A very interesting deb te,
hoWeyer occurred, quite UNEXPECTEDLY, on r.
day evening IN committee Of the whole, upon
the question of adopting the Bra resnlnion
which followed tie LIST and 2nd resolutions,
above stated.
Inc affect Of tais resolution wss to have il
Discretionary with the raj road company, 10
co liinne the road from X ng port 10 Knoxville
Or not, as they might dee ~ eIp"dien'. ben'
Danlap moved 10 amend tae resolnntlon so as
10 make u compulsory on the COMPANY to con-
tnue the road 10 Knoxville. We regret that
we had not the pleasure OF hearing Cen. ID )
5peech on the occasion, and the Commence-
ment Of thai oil MI Ryes, vino replied 10 Gen.
ID After Mr.. Rtyes concluded, Mr.. Reese Of
Knoxville rose add delivered n most nias'eriy
aud conclusive argument, IN which he demon
| $ rated that u would be to the interest vi the
company aud 10 the community, that It should
| he compulsory on tha company 10 continue
! the road To Knoxville, aud ii which he realized
/ those high expectations Inch had heen Tor
md from the reputation winch preceded hiS
| arrival here. Mr Reese was suete, de5 ny NJ.
Mkmney, the sob taace Of whose speech We
wnl aitelnpt 10 give IA our next pap"r.
| The resolutions ~ amended was CARED, with
! only two members dissenting, but we have tea-
sdn % believe mat ibuse two, viii shrw the
same zeal with the rest OF the eomIliee, IN Cat
/ rymg the resolution ute tnsCt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

HbHldH IN htcHADbd dhed
CEDARDALE, Sept. 4, 1881.
3" We excepted you would he llle uneasy
about US, rom the many tumors that were
abroad IN The land.
" 1t came upon MS az Unexpectedly Hs
any thing possibly could, and produced II
pretty general panic; especially among our fe-
males. In fact II Was desperate affair
nave been engaged three OF -four days, trying
those scoDndrels ID have been nied-lo OF
whom have been condemned aud Que acquitted
--t,ese some oil thu principal offenders
There are number still in all : about totty Is
snppused 10 nave been shot ~ the woods and
othor places. Ole of the Leaders, "A free fell
low, was found shot two days ago; supposed
stake near HIM, and his plslCl |, ing by h, n
No that all have been taken ami destroyed,
except III If principal leader, Capt. Nat. This
ielo" IS srry Improperly represented to be a
Baptist Preacher. wish you 10 zee the Editors
of your apers on the sui jeCt and say 10 them
thai that account, from tue best information
tun obtain, Is an tntre mistake. lie ne, 81
was "a member of the Baptist or ANY other
Chut Oh he assumed that character oi his own
accord, ard has been for several years one oi
ttIDse faDutica sCoupdrels that pr tended 10 be
diylnpiy inspired of bad character, and never
! countenHnced, except by way f'w Of his de-
luhri bleok associates To give this explsna-
tim is an act OF ,sfice, to which, | aru sure
lney " al readily accord
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

What's in the " md now 7 The following
paragraph is taken from me Nasn,,llo Heiail
oi the 2oth ultlmo
we have recently read correspo ndence in
mahuscIipl, relating to a very d~liCaIe sinh
Ject, which would be an adm iraOle accnn,lan-
tmentto the tXposit'ons OF Messrs. BeiIIen,
'ngham aud Branch. IL rs n pity such PIE
cious documents should he Withheld isou the
public eye"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

y meeting Of AmtIlaan cltiz"ns Tor the pur-
pos. OF iaismg contributions tor the Polls, wa'
hela ~ Paris on Saturday, the olh oil Jul,
Mr. j. Fsnimo,, uopsr, OF New York, pre-.
sided aud Mi. J. \. Washington, oil North
Carolina, wa. ppomted Secretary. An Alt
dress 10 thc s,aoIIcan people, doubtless IRON
the pen of Cooper, Was adopted, aud the sum
of s,4 thousand three hundred francs saJscrib
ed al tue urreting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
a<2e--

From he FrteaSlts fdlri0t Sept Q.
The hrst tenn Of the ClrcuIt Superior Court
Of Law and Cnaucery for this County Cummen-
ced hire, on Thursday the ist Of September ,
since which, several cases Of laerablt m
terest have been disposed OF, many oi teen OF
long standing bat he trial OF most importance
WAS that OF Vim. Ryan, charged with the mnr-
d. OF n negro the property Of Mr.. Bnrwell Of
this county. lht case was hrguei with con-
s,drtabie zeal and lngennt 10y the connsrI
engaged on both sides, aud ended in the aGqnit-
tai Of the prsoner. Counsel Tor the Co nd,on-
wealth, Thomson Cru chield, Esq. For the
prisoner, Thomas II. Damn aud Edward Jnhu-
son, Esqrs. II isexPpcted tue Count viii rise
about Saturday evening.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
JoHS S. MYERs, Sec'ry.

The Cabinet Battle The great guns have
nov beeen Unchanged, with the exception OF
Mayor Eaton's, winch is said TO he the most tire.
me"dous b/uHder6Rss that CIVILIZATION has ever
known II viii oe discharged, ramo, says, Ia a
lew days. aud viii put his enemIes wnere - T.
ven recollection caa no longer retain The fsci'
OF their previous .Xstedce
Washington Chrontcie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
N.rLnrd. N. CT sen. /.

Or}0rd, IN c Sept. /.
Waim.-We do notre,DenUer 10 nave wit
messed any community in so gieat degre. of
excitement as Vas manifested by the people Of
Ibis village and portion otfhe county on
SUNDAY aud Monday I'll he cause of this
excitement Hhs the fact that two Individuals OF
the County the one an eltrr'y gou'i.ma" ,n-
Other u ybut', both lS,dered entitled to ran k
ahO". the mat re,pe ctable ciilzens, were
manned in n most shocking manner ,on the fir
mentioned day. On Muaday an individual of
the highest rep ulaaon and standing IA tins
county, was brought before an ExamtaIng
Couit, consisting ol VIM. ~. oneed, Esquir,
lhomas b. Llluejohn, Esquire, and Jos pa II.
Bryan, Esquire, charged wltl the preparation
oil said otfruGes. After a paiient nveStigati ton
oil the mater, the individual IN question WAS
commit. d 10 prisor, TO await The issue OF tue
wounds iuh icted.
As this Gaze viii be brought before tn Judge
Of oar Superior Cougi next week, We aLsiain
Mt present iTom mrnl lonins even the names
Of the parties, lest in The existing state of pub
lie feeling improper bias might be- opposed 10
exist against one party or the other EE miner.
The JeiCets Of The Prince of Orange The
Governor of New York, on The demand OF The
Dutch minister has g ven up Carara, alias Po-
lsri, the foreigner ia whose possession these
Jewels were found. He is To he sent 10 Hol-
land and tried for The offence with which he is
charged, IN that country, according 10 its laws.
THIS order Of Governor lhroop, is issued un-
der ceTian provisions IN tho revised statutes
and Is the FIST time that they have been
brought into action. Inc New York Com.
neicIal questions the constltutonallty Of The
law, and thinks thai neither the President nor
Governor has the power 10 give up an inilyi-
dual to be sent out OF the country,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

The Chambersburg (Penn.) Republican. for
merly thorough. going Jackson print, has late
y gwen SIX or eIghi cogent reasons tor oppo-
sne The reelection oil the present incumbenl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Sale Of I.Ots


WILI be offered for sale on the premises, on 81
w 1UhDaH ne first day Of October nexf the
following LOTS OF GkOUND, to close the admins.
traton of the estate ofthe late Ann Butcher deceased
No. 9. ONE LOT rs feet inches on Queen
street, between Columbus and Alfred streets running
nOrthwardy to the centre Of the square IFS feet
inches.
No. 4. ONE LOT containing quarter Of
square, and adjoining the above on the northwes,
corner of Alfred an Princess streets,
No. 10. ONE LOT with small frame house
the southwest of Alfred and Princess Streets
As feet on Alfred by 1913 feet inches on Princess
street.
No. 8. ONE LOT on the northwest corner
of Columbus and Princess. 10 feet inches on Prn.
cess by l76 feet inches on Columbus streets.
No. IL. ONE LOT, about 90 feet on Prin.
cess by As feet Alfred street Also,
The one-fourth part of a Fire-proof WARE.
HOUSE on Market Alley.
Terms made known at the place Of sale.
TAINTED to Purchase,
A Ground Rent of twenty dollars per annum. Pol
one well secured, iberal price will be given.
sept 7-d1waeots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
Education.
J. R. PIER P D IN L

J. r. PI Err P U IN I,
HNNCOURAGED by he liberal patronage he has re ,
IA ceivcd for several years. intends opening in his
School Classical Department for the instruction Of
youth in the Latin Greek languages In his School
will be taught in addition to The above branches, the
following, viz: Spelling, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar Geography, History. Composition. Use of
the Globes, Arithmetic, bookkeeping, Algebra Men.
srrstion, Geometry, Application of Algebra to Gcone.
try, Plane and Spherical 1rigonometry, Theory and
Practice of Surveying, gsiion, Comic Sections Me
chanics, Hydriucs Hydrostatics Optics. Pneumatics
Electricity, Gavansm, Magnetism. Chemistry, Aslro-
nomy, including astronomical calculations SC.
In teaching great care viii be taken to make the
learners acquainted with the principles of each science
and to exercise their minds to ST. engten and i'm
prove them. In teaching Natural Philosophy and Che.
mlstry appropriate apparatus will be used for giving
illustrations and making experiments. =
lars in School in Which the Classics are taught lest
they be neglected.; but in School in which there
two or more Teachers and only one Of them attends
to the Classics, the objection sgroundless.
p deems the moral culture OF the mind of the
greatest Importance and will MT therefore neglect to
insil into his pupils those principles which tend to
render the man of science happy as we'll as useful
lie will be particularly careful TO render his pupils
comfortable his room is large and well yenated and
each scholar furnished with seat and desk detached
from others. To his presen, Philosophical Apparatus
lie intends making considerable additions during the
present year. Ills School will reopen on The 22d of
This Month; and he hopes, by faithful discharge of
the duties incumbent upon him. and by the assistance
in his sclool of young gentleman Of good abilities
and extensive literary attamcns to render It useful
10 his patrons and interesting to his pupils
Mechanics Hall, Alexandra, ID. e. Aug 8, 1881.
aug PAW 5tSw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
7heJgM Session of MRS: PoRTEFs
Seminary for Young ladies,

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY THE 18th OF
SEPTEMBER.
4 DUCATION is viewed by the Principals of this In.
~ stuton as " that which inculcstes correct prin.
cpes, poshes taste, regulates the temper, culivates
reason, subdues PASSIONS directs the feelings habitu-
aes to reflection trains self denial, and especially
that which refers sil actions, feelings. sentiments
tastes and passions to the love and fear If Gedo
The liberal patronage bestowed on this institution,
has procured for it the first teachers in every branch
Of scientific and ornamental education, whose con.
slant aim is to strengthen their experience. by con.
suling the systems Of modern improvement in
Europe and America.
The vigiant care and patcrnal of the ID
dies who live together as one household, regulated
throughout with view to the Improvement their pu.
pills. secures good health, and proprety of conduct.
and affords opportunities for communicating lessons in
the numerous points of manners and morals, which
come into view, only in such . domestic situation,
where maternal interest Pervades all instructions
TERMS.
Board, hundred dollars per annum, or IS dollars
quarterly, payable in advance.
Tuition according to the class in which the pupil ranks,
from FIVE to ten dollars per quarter in advance.
French, Italian, and Spanish, each S.
Music, Piano, Harp, and Guitar l8
Drswinss. Landscape. Flower. Miniature and Velvet
Lectures on Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy
by b. Haliowell.
Each young lady must be provided with bed, bed.
uniform isworn daily in winter. OF blue bombszet,
circssssn, and black apron of the material,
plain muslin handkerchief, leather shoes and colored
hose. On Sunday similar dress. with cape of the
same MATERIAL q straw bonnet, lined with blue, and
crimson rbon; coaks Of dark blue Summer dress of
blue gingham during the week, and on Sunday white
dr. S. blue belt, and the bonnet worn ss in win
ter, with blue ribbon.
REFER To
Rev. r Keith Rev. Vim Jackson, Rev. c. Mann.
John Roberts, Thomas Fdirfar, Thompson r Mason,
Laurence Le,pis. Richard q Mason. Bernard Hooe,
a. &. CazenOue. II Co. r. Thompson, Vim. Foui.,
e. Co. George Brent. Aierandria, ID e.
Gen HIM n Overflow Louisiana
Col Bomtord. Hon Levi WoodJury. Com. Rodgers,
Gales e Seuton Washington ID &.
Temple Mason Temple Hail, Lot.doun Cy Pa:
John WashingLn, Mount Hsrnon
Henry Turner, Hheatiand jefferson Cy. Va.
Hon Daniel Heb,ter, Massachusetts.
Gen John Mason. GeorgefOWn.
alexandra, corner Of Duke and Washington stsl
sept1-w6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
New Grocery Store.

TIME subscribers ecfuy inform their friends and
! the public generally, that they have associated
themselves in the above business, under the firm Of
Fleming s. McVeigh,
in the house formerly occupied BY File ming u Cham
berlan On Voweips wharf where they are Just recev-
ing from New York very desirable assortment of
GROCE RIES,
Consisting in part, as foilows;-
New Orleans sud West India sugars
Losf and lump do
Prime green and white coffee
GunpoWder, imperial, young hyson, souchong,
and Tonkay teas
New Orleans molasses and West India syrup
Chocolate, soap, starch, ra sins, almonds
Sicily and Nsrseill.s MADEIRA, pale sherry and
muscat wines
Cider vinegar, London mustard
Alum. madden, copperas, indigo, fig blue
VerIigrs, nutmegs, mace, cloves, ,imento
Pepper and ginger. mould and dipt candles
Salt petre, powder ard shot, white lead
Linseed and sperm oil, paint brushes, corn brooms
Nails, ground alum and blown salt
Herrings and mackerel
Together with general assortment of SHIP
CH.dNDLERK, &c. &c.
All of which we are determined on selling, whole
sale or RETAIL low as they can be purchased in this
market. .,
Being fully convinced of the great evil resulting from
the use uf ardent spirits have determined on absn-
donng the sale of them; aud hops by our strict ate
lion Co business and exer,iohs to please, TO share
portion of public patronage
We parcuiarly invite the friends and acquaIntancs'
of william N Ncveish. from the upper counties, TO
give us q call, they may rest assured We VIII hakeH
their interest to 90 so.
'"e'' ANDREW J FLEMING,
WILLIAM n. AcVEIGH.
Alexandria, aug IS, l83l-eola
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
Trust sale.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made to Us by Isaac
Id Henry and wife, for purposes mentioned in said
Deed. which is duly recorded in the County Court Of
Prince William, will sell to me highest bidder, for
cash the premises on the I4h day Of October ne<,
ass4< THE TRACT OF LAND
" SS on which the SAID Isaac Henry. deceased,
sEsS lately lived, in Prince william County, con-
sesa. tanning $50 acres. Also, sundry SLAVES,
mentioned in said deed
The land lies on the Turnpike Road leading from
Centreve to Bueklandi is adapted to the cultivation
Of all kinds of Grain, may be improved BY the use Of
Plaster and Glover, and has suficency of wood for
its support Il will be shewn to any person who may
wish to view, by Mr. Robert Hamilton, living near the
place. OF either Of the subscribers. Such title - 10
vested in us by said Deed, will he conveyed, and no
other. IANDON CARTER, Jf.
ADDISON u. CARTER,
sept Sim Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07

"eare authorized to state. tnat any rumor or
assertion that Nr. Barbour. of Virginia, pledged
''m'rh to support Andrew Jackson, or any other
man. at the next Presidential election, is untrue.
tie Is elected without any commitment on that or
"a! O'&'r SUBJECT: and he positively refused to
I've any Assurance of what he might do at the
'"e OF he election. Mr.. Barbour declared. re-
pea'edIs' that he would 90 free and untrammel-
so' DC mat he would not 20 at all. He is the re-
%''t0'a'r'e OF tie people, and wears the livery
" no nan.- Taegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
Office Of The Chesapeake s. Ohio Canal Company

OWtCS " "c SfteoupoUne9 N'''o S"'"' O""T"'S
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given. that an insalment OF two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share (beng the 2lst
nstament on every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid on the
5th day Of September next' and further sum o. two
dollars and fifty cents per share (being the I'D install
mcnt) on the LIST day Of November next' which install
ments must be paid to the credit OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Cana, Company the Cashier or other 9th
Ger of either of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
ingon;
The Bank of Washington. at Washington,
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, do
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics BANK, at Seorgetown
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria
The Bank of Potomac, 40
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra, do
The Hagerstown Bank. in Hagerstown. Md.
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank, in Charlestown. Va;
and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Leesburg, Va.
By orde of the President and Directors
JOHN p. lNGLE,
Clerk Ches. g. Ohio Canal Company.
~ 4-laWtlstNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
DIED.,

Yesterday morning, ARTHUR 7. URIE, i'll the
SD year Of his age. His friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend his fune-
raj from his late residence on Duke, between u
Mon and Water SITS. this morning at o'clock.
At Piscataway, Prince George County. Md.
on the 5th inst in the slst year Of her age, Mrs.
HENRIETTA WARD, consort of John NJ. Ward,
Esq. of that place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07

" The etizens Of the Town and County Of
Aexandria, in the District Of Columbia, oppos-
ed to the reelection of Andrew Jackson. and in
favor of the election of HENRY CLAY to the
Presidency, are requested to meet at the Me-
ehaaics' Hall. on Saturday evening the tenth of
September, at half past seven o'clock P. NJ.
Sent. IFS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
For Rent.

s,,.,s That very desirable property, at present
a@ssi Occupied by Messrs. Chamberlain & Harris al
So q the corner Of Prince Street.
Gsk. The stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grocery business the WHAT Prohta
BILE one Toa guod tenant the terms will be lows and
possession given the ga January next For terms ap
pyto JANE s. CHAMBERLAIN
sent 5--tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-07
A Card.
Ro b Z RI Y. CONRAD

,rpr,, attorney at Lar.
= rN,N1 partner Of the late firm Of Powell 4
o,s MT VIII continue to attend regularly, a. here
~ IN we Courts of Frederick and Lordoun Coun,;es
rb,rc.," so s''end the Superior Courts of Law and
.al A INN; mine Counties Of Fauquer aud Jeifcrson;
n he W,"oh N WINCH he IS engaged. lately dcpen
ed 10 o,h.- 'ns"cery C"urt, and now transfer
lie, :, ~ "'eneon. He will receive claims for coffee.
,,on,I adjoining counties. and tenders his pro.
". '''''ees' with the promise Of care and Gd..
er, rrr1.,." IS near the Farmers Bank, Winches.
: gonr,I Countryside sane occupied by Powell
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