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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21

We mentioned yesterday, that famis
ly had suffered much from eating of a cab.
bage, supposed to have contained pois-
onous matter. 1t is the family of Mrs.
Dingee, in South Second-street, that has
been thus afflicted. We understand
that Mr. Fenner member, died on
Sunday morning; three members of the
family are lying very i'll, but hopes are
entertained Of their recovery. It Ia
thoughtthat the cabbage contained pois-
onous worm, Of a kind that has frequent
ly been found in the cabbage plant. A
cat and dog that ate from the dish in
which some of the cabbage bad been
placed, took sick - United States Ga
zette.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
AstrOdMctOi.y Lecture,
DELIv Erred BY

GEN. BRISCOE G. BALDWIN,
Before his Law School, IN Staunton, on
Monday The 3D. day of October, 1881.
STAUNToN, October Sth, 1881.
DEAR SIR-The undersigned, Com
mittee appointed by the Students of the
Stanton Law School, TO make known TO you
their earnest desire that you will permit them
TO publish your Introductory Lecture, beg
leave, in discharge of their duty, TO express
the hope that no circumstance will prevent
your compliance with the wish ofyour class,
and that you will grant copy for that pur-
pose.
CHRISTOPHER G. SCOTT, ! .
JAMES nj. LAIDLEY, 3
LUCIAN BOWER,
FRANKLIN A. KOWNSLER, 8
GEORGE r. GIBSON,
GEN. b. q. BALDWIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONtiRESs


Il is singular ihut we have received n state
ment of the polls in either Cumberland or Prince Ed
ward We learn, no yever, that Mr.. Crump received
majority in the former and Judge BouIJn the latter
county. Judge y. is elected
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TQg' The figure annexed 10 each county wall
show the number of members to which II is
eoI,,ied.1
Greenbrier u)-Henry Erskino 557, Joseph F. Cald.
well II.
HanoUer N)-lcorrceedl -Wm, II, Koane' lss,
Charles Thompson, Jr. 49, WIN. /. Wine l+i, Hector
DAVIS %.
Hood )-Isaac Morris
Poiohdtdn Il )-Thomas Miller
Prince Edndrd Asa Dupnys
C11mbt ridad lJ-Alen Wson..
Letois d)-Salnuel Hays.
Randolph t)--Joseph Hart.
Moaongaita (2)--F, B;hngsby 6i9 w. q. Henry
595, +. ). Raymond Sal, K Waits 45J, X. 6cGee SCI,
3 II. Morgan 27j.
'aot IN The last Leg islature.
SENATE.
Mopongdlia -Chnrle, 8. Mnrsan--no oppo siton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

NEk. OLIVER W. hAklIN--AIh tan
WI norIGe, that, on III 10 Day OF Oc'obef
NIX, | shall proceed 10 take snnlry aih invIts
NJ mon Bnrch's shop, IN the county oil An.
hersr. Slate OF VUglns, To be la,d before tue
Master Cnmm,soner Ia sui ia the Superior
Court Of Cuancery for the Lynchbntg District,
wherein on are Plaintiff and | aa Defendant
At which time aud place you may attend il
you think proper. Should the aliiiaviis not
he Completed On thai day, shall CO ntnue
from da, TO day untll the whole are taken.
DABNEY T.. FHiLP5, Trustee.
Sept II n4D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
River XAan0 for Sale.

FaNHE impression having gone abroad, that
d the whole OF that valuable estate, tying
on I've River. IN Nelson county. known by the
name Of Rose Isle, has been disposed of, by way
of correction, | adopt this method OF announc-
ing TO the public, that, though some preuy eK.
Iensive sales have been effected, there are S32
acrts, an compact form, ye' remaining. which
will sell at very low price IN ready money.
OF on time, as may suit the purchaser. The
iract now offered combines all the advantages
calculated to enhance the value of real proper
ty in tins section OF Virginia The situation is
remafkabl, salabr ious ,aoh in most gentetl and
agreeable neIg hborhood The soii is ieTte,
and we'll sdnp,rd 10 the staples OF the country,
and me tract rmbIhces nearly 30 atIrs Of lye
River botom--in fact, The cream OF The Rose
Isle estate Qhe Mnnsioa House tracD Is yet IN.
cod, aod lis owner not wishing To own real pro
perry a, ALL will sell It below any fair estimate Of
us value that Las ever been put upon u. should
a sale Of the above property not be Effected
privately BE- fore The ga OF October, 1881, II
will on that day, if iair, otherwise on Tuesday
thereafter he 25tn, be of'-rei AT pubic auc'
lion, on Tue p,emises "pon the most liberal
terms. TAI III IL. CAbELb,
Attorney in fac, Tor Landon IL CnoeIl'
S4nt ~ t22D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

ruNtiE Subet kiBhh vii opun n school on
the lplh INST, Tor n session Of four
munth4 in one al the lower rooms OF ms Louse
occupied by Mr.. DAVID H.rndan. Tuiuoa in
Otthosrnphy, hend,ng, Writing aud Aiithmelic,
will bc subject To a charge OF S9.--English
Gtammar, Rhetoric, Logic. Geogtaphy, Bs,o.
~ aud the Elenens OF Natural and Moral
Philosophy will be l1nRhi for Si0. Payment
nj the close oi the session, NM. 4. LlGON.
StpL IL. 2ii"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

:, 9TH sll their Qualifications, a'hey sboa'l
.t.lly embraced and practically enfofe-
oa,.I;xs the operations Of III general 60
.,.o, and lead 10 inevitable di.uoion. Sup
,b,y had been regarded ss legitimate in
,.,, 1907; verdi not Massachusetts
=. ,,n cred perfectly npssiory AMI nope
The general en,h .rgo law, the object Of
.h,fh long before IFS eonsiii"iionali'y could
=. he,n decided hv Cgnv"ni'nn. ~onld
:. ,.se unaitsinahle Even the Var .ond
- zen suspended iy The clio ei Ne" Eng
lad 1T perhaps 10 tona'e ho"rver' that
,s.,, abstract principles a'e advanced lor d.
..,.;on. uo,e, when lb-re i, tile danger their
.,medlste praclioal sdop'on,@ when Their in-
'o,,i,,rnoy and dangerous tend ncles can
h. calmly, deliberately, and satisfactorily ex
nosed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
EDUCATION.

TIVE duties oi the snhscrber's School for
Young Ladies, will be resumed on Mon
day the 18th of September --Irrms, for Tho
session Of five mouths, including fuel, s,ationa.
ry, and all other charges, $40, pm, aoe 10 adj
yanre.
MRS. TOMPKiNS, will continue TO give
lessons 10 Musick. and will r.eeivs Young
Ladies IN her family ms bosrders
Mr.. Vincent, now employed Of Hampdru
Sidney College, as ieneher of French, Is en-
gagged to give le sous in this School.
1he nn'srsigned pledges himself 10 the
patrons CT his school, that his best and mot
fnnhfil axeriions for The Advancement of HI,
pupil. in useful learning, Shnll b. zealou.ly COM
,nuej. +. g. SMITH
AuE.22. fwd lJeDefsoniaul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
Wheat Wanted

WYE WISH To purchase early tins season,
W large quantity OF WHEAT, Tor which
we will pay CASH nj tue higties, ptic.s given
IN this Markei--or give tho Farmers choice ri
sesrrai o,h"' "ery fair propositions. Ihos. wno
nave large crops, WE should like 10 see befure
they mike engagements.
l.. IL II. b. NoRVELL.
July 90. ,6e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

A rocs from fehnssset.--rhe following
:; -, extrsc, OF letter from n gentleman ot IN
,,lhpencc, formerly member of tue Virginia
l.pgi,ls,ure, and subsequently an oTi;er !" the
amy comm inded by Gen. Jackson. aud who
INV resides IN Wilson co'"ts, len iesses,) 10
4. friend, siding nea, Lynch 'urg:
What say you, Vmsinians. TO the m1nags-
,n.oi al the General Government viii the
aid D,minl,n continue IN error, IN re- eleciing
a man who ~ every way un6 10 govPrn thu
R.nnblir I Or will SHE seua The Hero after
the 4.h Of March 1893, 10 The lirrmtags, 10
a,s..d The balance OF his days Ia retirement ?
v,,r,nis mas more ttan once rescued the VA
TO- from rnin. and 10 her look rs the last
,e., here nf doing It again Tor, II Gen. Jack .
com !. reelected shall view It's rum meyna-
hlp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
PUBLIC MUEACGr

n G|Hf. subscribe, IN consequence oi making
- ayism TO Pennsylvania during the moa'h
oil orp'e mber, will not I've aoie 10 commence the
nex; session Of his School, until MONDAY the
Ioh OF October ensuine--at which ,nle, the
ia u and v inter sessions will comm ence.
Terms Of tuition, and board OF 'tudeots will
be as heretofore. JNU. L. REID.
Sept. l. so"if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
ASyssssss CO.; =:
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.

BY tho Sampson, arrived At New York. Liz.
trpool papers OF the an August have been &c.
reivrd.
The only additional neVs brought by ths ar.
rival 'the riirl0r Of great battle between
the Russians aud Poles. in which the latter oh.
timed a decisive victory. killing and taking
prisoners 14O0O, Russians, and ~ canaan.
The rnmor, however. No are sorry TO say. ia
not credited.
A Revolution has broken ont nfresh in I,afy.
nerYading all classes. The Fri -eolorej flag IL
nyi"e in several places. though no battle has
taken place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
Musical iiOxeS.

TnHiS DAY receiving aud opening a supp'v
y OF bfnutifat Musical Boxes IN Turtle Sbcil
Cases. New aud beautiful lnnrs.
Aug. 20. HOWEL DfVTES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

Iopn Watch. We are glad to hear that the
Common Council have now before them, Tor
consideration, proposition 10 oresnizs n
permanent Night Watch. Such nm establish
ment IS all esse otial 10 the preservation Of the
public peace and Oh good order. aud TO our
protection against the midnight msrauders
who subsist by plundering their more homes,
neighbors. We hope this esseonal feature of
Police System will be organized at once. and
with an eye both to efficiency and economy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

u A very interesting Narrative Of the late
instruction, from the pan of John h. Pleas
acts, Egq. sill he found in our columns this
morning. lis closing PAT ssraph will show The
point OF the iolIo"ns toast, offered by the
same gentleman al a Public dinner given, a
lew days since, by the citizens oil Petersburg I o
the Richmond Dragons;
b, John H. Pieasanis of the Dragons -
Henry Il. Pdughan-lhe Jerusalem Publican,
VINO specnlated upon The bones OF his kindIe ed
which the Drag oous went to bury and 10 "a
venge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

~ A grea. meeting Of the friends Of Nj
Clay was recently held in AIeghany county
lPrnn.) Gen. MARKS, late OF the u. s. Senate
N The chair.-kesoluIIons were passed, con.
curing IN tue nomination. Of Henry Clay for
the Presidency, aud nominating William
Writ as suitable candidate Tor tse Office oil ice
President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

YHyHE Winter Session OF the sub.cvibe, n
ID school will commeoco on Tuesday the
frst day Of November next. VIM. s. REID.
Sept. |. irs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

TAKEN place.
From The Richmond Compiler. Sent q.
W. understand. that late d,spatcbe. hhy.
been received by the Governor from South
smp'on. Not word IL said nbont Nat Tur-
ner.-Ihey state that Bill Ani. the only Tree
man of coior, who was supposed To 10 actively
engaged IN the conspiracy has hsen found
dead-supposeh TO have Killed himself, from,
the circumstance of n pistol lying vi his sid.
aud ball beng discovered In his body.-Th.y
also state tina more of the prisoners have
been convicted--of whom q afe 10 he ersrn.
ted on Friday, and M Monday neat. This
number added 10 the four previously convicted,
aud two OF whom we're executed on Monday
last. make twelve.
The following letter. npon this subject an
peas IN last evenings Wig.
10 the Editors Of he Whig.
fosr orfios, JEHu. ALEm.yA.
Saturday, 2ud sept. ~ o'clock
SR-Agteeably TO my PROMISE, give ou
The ne~s Of the day; s'oce your departure
with that worthy ana Ie.pecinbls band ofbYo,h.
cr., The Richmond Cavalry, nothing new
has vet occurred to produce anpi.sssu, .r,-
snitons families are returning home. aud a.
peDIng their doofs To thu weary soldier n. he
passes. with their grateful nrknow Irdgmeot
Tor The promptness with CHI they came Ia o,r
relitf. Our superior Court was 10 have eom
menoed on the frat oi the month The Judpe mr.,
rived IN due time. aud gave why in lew mo-
menis TO our county authorities Wa mr.,
progressing hut slowly, owing u III. ioon.
me,able quantity of Witnesses 10 be brought
from different pprs OF the country. So lar
hswn have gone. the Testimony has b,e,
strong aud conelusive ms respect. ronspira.
tors. No good testimony ms ye, TO induc. y b.
liei iha, The conspiracy was u general one I
email go On 10 detail circumstances rs they oc-
cur hourly, waiting unlil to-nouow IN 10 the
closing Of the NAL, and then will enot lude W in
n Poslsor'p'.--i, - just reported that Billy Ar
liz, Tree man. AMI Que OF The p,incipals has
killed himself; M dnuh, Of his being allied
boi not by his own hands further reports. that
Atts ~ certainly dead.
o,I o'clock. T.. M. Wa have been reitt.r
more expeditions to-day The court has IN Il
ntioninrd ontii Monday 60. mued III OF
OF 10.
4. >. Sunday evening O'clock. Nothing
more To day. We commence hanging ton or
row. Your friend,
l. IREZVhNf, +. N. Jerus,l,n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12


n nHE sales OF wheat in THIS market for the ls-t
- sI days have b. en- 80 yaraaIe as 10 rende II
absolutely impossible To site what ~ the price
for that aruce The I'm ieesgned, beng desl-
ro,is 10 giye satisfaction thUse Of their friends
and the public III general, VINO hive. or may
hereafter favor them with lLeir patronage, have
thought II piud nj TO state that all wheat com
iuk lnio then mills, on open contract ~ future,
must ~ the settlement Of the price, have rcfe-
renee 10 the ihchmond market. We arc willing
that tanners shall have the privilege of clos
ing The price OF their wheAt at any time after
delivery, until the 10Th March. within twe0iy
cent. Of the Richmond Pre-" The statement
given below II 10 show whether -, moi We are
nllo - my the farmer ss tnnch Tor his wheat, as
the market vail tn'riy justify. The following
pItcrs have hren gwen Tor wheat IN the Inst
ux days, dnriug which time there has been no
change IN the l,rlcr oil what or 0pur below i:
So 30 -, 30, 81 ~, so, % I.2.-Which OF
thesr, pr,crs, MI given bcrhnps IN he sumo day
is the iatrnrr whose wheat ~ NJ open contract,
entitled To II Is this siato OF things which
renders the above notIc nrcessaTy--We have
had a fall share of public patronage iuI winch
we ARE thankful, aud WI 'ntend TO do all ia
our power TO merl, The continuance OF II.
NJ. ~ II. S. LANBHURNE.
JOAN ROLLINS
A huyhel of red wheat Is now worth in
Hrchmond 81 W.
/, . onli he worth in Eynrhhurg S3
TO ,nate barrel OF snperGne Flour, ii takes
q bushels and 45lD
a bushels, 40 lbs. at s3 cents, makes 80 95i
Toll lO1
Cpmmissi1n IA
Freight "a
Finding 10
I,-p"clion
l'OouRInPe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
NOTICE..

Inl ENG DESTROYS 10 move 10 tho Wet, will
- sell. TO the highest bidder. for cash, on
lnursdsy the 15ih INST. in front oi he Market
House, IN Lsncbburg, my iOU 5EHOLD ~
KITCHEN FURNITURE. many articles of
which are valuable.
ALL persons indebted TO the Subscriber ore
requested so make immediate payment, az
longer indulgence cannot BIZ given. Ia the
subscriber's absence. ME-. Jniprs Simpson,
or Mr.. Richard s. Idden. who occupy my
former stand. are authorised TO receive money
and give receipts in my name.
JOHN BOYD.
Sept 9Th. diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

Rhode Etdnd.-frisuam Burge. and Du,ee ]
frarce have heen reelected To Congress from
Roodelsland, without opposition. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

u The reply Of William II. Crawford TO
Mr.. Calhoun has appeared in The Georgia
Journal. 1t very lengthy. occupying nine
columns OF that paper. We shall endesvor to
make room rOt il next week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

he pleased 10 receive Communications On anv
and all points connected vi h the subject, we
invite such communications, from both s,d.s
Of The Mountain. Gentemen living in the
West have heter knowledge of the value aud
extent Of the lrnde. and we SHOULD be glad TO
near from them on the suffice. We are all la
pouring in the same osuse--no political or par
~ question IS involyed-and we hope thai all
Will unite heartily and strongly on enc of the
most promising works oi u rs age OF improve
menis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

man. fac, he IS evert way uns'. lad he the
eagle genus OF Napoleon. Belgium would at this
moment have hssn annexed to France, its i'm.
pregnsble forussses protecting her Assin.,
whatever force ceuld have BEEN poured unon
that ironii' Poland would have heen free
Portugal aud Spain would have been reeenera.
ied-lialy would have been released from her
petty tyranls aud indeed the whole face of
Europe would have presented a cheering as.
pet, Who eau bat feel the contrast, when he
cast, an eye towards TIM, Continent. and be.
holds every where the triumph of despntism
and witnesses The immense means which the
'yraots have been permitted to collect for the
purpose OF Strengthening III chords
W EI-Secretsry Branch was invited on the
l'h ins'. by the, citizens OF BERTHE ~. C.) 10
public dinner, which he dcclned.--in conse-
quence of the III health Of = portion III hi, am-
~. In bis reply 10 the letter OF invitation he
INDUCES IN the following laNguage, which needs
no comment:
" Situated ne am-recenilY espcl'cd from the
Cabinet al Gen. jackson hy the ase.ndancy
Of certain malign influences" aud still pur-
sued IN my retirement with fend-Rke VEN
gsance. which, II seems, caonot he sstiaied bu,
by The destruction OF my good name--nothing,
assure yon, could he more grateful 10 my feel
Tugs than 'he generous confidence aud sop pori
oilhose who have know me from my earliest
entrance Inlo public life.
Nnba purpose bent on their own selfish gains
aud regardless Of he iame ol The Chef Mays
trair " the best interests OF the country, these
influences are uotirlng Ia th,ir ,tloris 10 drive
rom the Administrations mo Il of its old and long
tired supporters; and gladly would they force
me from my principles INTO the support of the
recent associate ant lender III n part of them,
well knowing that could nol esponse his cause
without ntlsr ruin and disgrace-all ihis aud
more besides Is attempted, under the fatal de.
fusion that the name oil the " Hero ot Nav Or.
leans has magic IN II 10 halluw any thing.
WIN the ieelm IS inspired by such an eslrsoI-
binary state oi things, yon can well Inae ina
the pleasure should derive from accepting yont
lnVnatian and mInglng freely with my fellow
eltIzeas animated by such noble .enSIblliues."
u The reply Of William II. Crawford 10
Mr. Calhoun has appeared in The Georgia
Journal, 1t very lengthy, occupying nine
columns OF that paper. Wa shall endeavor To
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18
IN COUNCIL-MAY IA, 1891.

A communication from Hugh Carolin was re-
ceived and read: Whereupon,
ResoIocd, that the petition of Hugh Carolin
be referred to the Superintendent of Police, and
IT Water street and the alley referred to in the
SAID petition, have not been regulated, that he
cause the same to be regulated according to law
by the surveyor of the town.
Aaron d. Harmon was appointed member of
the Board Of Health, in the place of John Har-
per resigned.
The Committee to whom was referred the Pc
tition Of Thomas Semmes and others, reported
bill, entitled an act to amend and act entitled
an act reducing into one and amending the seye-
raj acts respecting the removal Of nuisances and
the preservation Of the health of the town" which
was read first time. Upon the second reading
motion was made to strike out - two'' and in
sert "four" dollars, and also to insert the fol-
lowing words, "and if any person shall own,
keep. or harbor more than one male dog, he shall
pay for such second dog five dollars, and if he
or she shall keep and liarbor three dogs, he or
she shall pay for the,third dog six dollars; and
for every dog beyond three dogs, he or she shall
pay for the same eight dollars.
The ayes and noes being called for, were as
follows:-
AYEs-Messrs. Mason, Hough, T. Jacobs,
Lee. Mllfer-5.
NoEs-Messrs Davis, Baird, Fendall, Smoot,
P. Jacobs, Beeler, Morse, Brockett-8.
A motion was made to strike out I" two' dol
lars and insert live" dollars.
The ayes aud noes were as folows:-
AYEs-Messrs. Mason, Hough, Lee, L. ia
cobs, Miller-5.
NoEs-Messrs Davis, Baird, Fendall, Smoot
p. Jacobs, Beeler, Morse, Brockett-8.
The hill WAS then laid m the table
Ordered, That the Superintendent of Police
cause the necessary repairs to be made on the
Corporation Wharf at the foot of Duke street,
and that sum not exceeding one hundred and
twenty dollars be appropriated for the same, to
be paid out of the General Fund.
The petition Of William Thomas was referred
to Messrs. Baird, Miller, and T. Jacobs, to ex.
anime and report facts to the Council, relating
10 the allegations Of the petitioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18
Notice.

v\HE subscriber intending for Florida offers for sale
l. the TRdCT or LAND wheraon he now resides,
in Northumberland County, State Of Virginia. contain.
ing Is acres, with good orchard houses, ouhouses.
store, blacksmith shop, ship and lumber yard, being
good stand for all the above branches Of business,
which he has carried to advantage for a number of
years. and not exceeded by any place in the Northern
Neck for health, convenience, and commanding an ex.
tensiye view ofthe Potomac and mouth Of Yeocomco
rivers, nsvgable water with abundance of fish and
oysters two thirds around it.
Also, another TRACT of seventy-fve Acres,
about ee-fourths Of mile from the former, also
navigable water, with good Orchard, House, and
Barn
Also, another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty five acres, about mile and half from the lat
ter, having only Dwelling House and q few Fruit
Trees, but heavily tmbered with Oak. Chestnut, Ce-
dar, and Spruce Pnei being only about two hundred
yards from the head Of tide water
The whole of these places watered with never
failing springs, and sufficient quantity of each in cul
tlvation; aid the land Of as good quality any in
the neghborhood. If not sold before the 5th day Of
July next they WILL that day, if fair, ifno the next
fair DAY. be sold at public suction on the premises
Terms liberal, and made known the day ofsale.
will also sell that day, all the remaining stock
Of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, with . mum.
Der Of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
The first Tract may be had by paying about ones
half; the remainder, with forty fifty ofland adj
joining, may be had during Thos. Wroe's life by be-
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
of all either of the above places by applying to the
subscriber the premises or to Lindsay, Hill Co.
Alexandra, D. C.. JAMES LOWE.
Yeocomico, apr l8-eot5,hJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18
For Sale or Barter,

ae, 10 nearly opposite the late dwelling house
OF ar. James Keith, sen. deceased, eighty eight
u water street. extending east to Union street
|fwSus lor and wH-9RF commencing at the corner
and Union Streets fronting the latter sc.
Fec feet, and extending east into the river, sub
ae,v' % ground rent OF thirty-tvo dollars and
40 cents. This property will he exchanged
hniCstabie dwelling house, eligibly situated.
apply to G. ID. SMOOT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-18
DIED.

On Friday night last, the 18th inst. Mr.. ADAM
Os1' aged 40 years. He was native of Ger
hny, but for many years a resident end re-
'ectabe citizen of this town. He has left
'do~ aud two children to deplore the loss of
~ afectlODate husband and good father.