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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

M0TiCE-About the month Of March.
4 " 1872, we, the uadersigasd executed our
bond to one Samuel Coleman, living on tiar-
ris' Creek, IN Amherst county, for the sum OF
one hundred dollars, payable On demand. or
ut some short time thereafter. This Is To give
notice. that the whole amount Of said bond
has long .iaee been paid of, and the paper
ought, by rights, now TO be IN our possession.
The snd Coleman, however. refuses to surren
der the boud, aud lhranlens To bring suit upon
II, or trade the ssme away This "a TO forwarn
all persons from Trading or taking M assign
meni OF said bond, as there Is not one cent due
upon At. JOHN MOON,
BARNET MOON.
Feb Ia WA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
TIpERp0eL MARKET-.Jan. q

Grain aud Tfou.--We nave had an active
enquiry for bonded Flour in tho past week, and
several thousand barrels Ia port and TO arrive,
have been sold u, 80 10 32s. tho latter tor the
best brands. Tie Corn market altogether is
Lively, aud II considerable reduction on the dn
ties oi Wheat As exported To lake place bsiore
long Our present weeks dnues. are 2ls Sd Tor
Wheat, ia Tor Flour, aud Us Al tor India"
Corn.
4" January 4--F lout 80 to 33s--ihe latter
price for western brHnds in bond I'VE may
add, thu The demand for Cotton yesterday was
good --sales 1000 bags, aud the make ~ a
healthy state. No change in other articles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
RdLTIuoRE MARKET, Feb. IL.

Joipard Street Flour. rne news from Liv'
er,,,ni 10 The bin January, which reached us
This mornlng, has completely rallied The mar
KIT and prices are nj least from 90 10 o21 cents
per barrel, better thnn they were yesterday.-
Our inquiries. although prosecuted carefully
and exteusiyely, afford but few transactions to-
day i; n parcel OF 6oo barrels, another Of 900,
wcrr sold This morning II, SIS per brl Some
holders ask SO ia. and others show no dispo-
siipn 10 operate 1T present.
Hhrni.--Until Yesterday inclusive, The price
Of wagon Wheat was |. 10 per bashel. To-day
The ptlCe has advanced 10 . 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
DEATIiOF BOLIVAR.

Official news of the death Of the hlusf,ions
gobror he 9 been received ut Norfolk. We have
no room fot particulars. II took place on inc
l7th Dec. at Hacienda, III the vicinity OF SANTA
Martha. We have becn among those who
feared Boliyars ambi ion more than we trusted
IN his patriotism : but g" e nevertheless believe
,bsi ne would have been a second Washington
had his counirymen been IKE those OF WASH
ngton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
DlGlIEa' OfflC

DiGGEs' OFFICE,
Lsnehbutg feb. H,b, 1881
Drawing OF the DISMAL swamp Lottery, class
No. 2 ior 1891.
3i--39 -29--23-l7-lo- l3--9-1O--
10 DAY the drawing oil the New York Lot
lar,, Iatn. NJ. }, Will he received by the
N ,r,nrru Mnii--Cnptals $50 oo0-2o.o0o--
10, 900, &c "A te" cbanc SIT leman un.olJ.
IOaMOKROW tin splendid Dismal swamp
Lottery. y o,ss, draws III Kchmona-CapI-
lei, $500 u 5OO0-- 100 u. ac.-A due as
sortu4rut OF number, TOR sole nj
UIGGES' OFfTCF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
Extract 10 The Editors N: Pirgininn-dntcd
RICHMOND. Feb. Il, 1881.

Extract 10 The Editors ofh: PHgininn-datcd
RICHMOND, Feb. II, 1881.
The LiIl reporled from the Committee on
Roads aud lniernal Navigation, is made the
n,der n the day, for "Wednesday next lis fate
will greatly depend ON the filling the blanks
Tn.rr is "A majority in both brancnes OF the Lee
=, isla,ure. IN favor OF Internal improvement !;
bn, fear. the conflict and struggle for the
l,-y,s and fishes will be such tnal all viii be
again at sea.
Wewere yesterday engaged IN eiect'ng a
Cov.rnor. and three Councillors, IN conlormI-
~ To the amended constitutions John floyd
Of The county of Montgomery, was unanimous
lv elected Governor, for three years from tue
3lst of March next. PeierV. Daniel, by MARI
,,bjouiJ.g was elected Senior Councillor ahh
,his election 10 the honor OF the House, was ho'
suffered to be operated upon, 10y party ieei'aS'
and no,ii,cal Ir,jndices. Grent ehoIh "oIe
made. b, a gentleman representing county,
not 100 miles from this city, TO piouuce '''s
.vcitameut but in vain. IN. quarter from
which il came was calculated TO emu the war
mes, Jackson blood Yes, an old iashiohea
aristocratic, black cockade, talking OF or'no"oA
roli,cian,; delinea ing and constituting ms
definition Of the true faith, and eAhor"he ~
,hrr,, To lay hold on. and embrace II e
may nlay second FIDDLE TO Christopher teua''dH-
| ru-but his music has no charms iof 'he 'i'"'
| ,oritv in the House. Tbs ACCOMMODATING
| yepibLican uf the 1Isi0 school is wen known
| D.ui,i was elected, aud have a." douo' 70
| yaluabls officer h,> majority Wa ssa"cea W
'"''ao', "ssor,rf After VARIOUS ballot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

From The New York Jour. Com. Feb. ., A. NJ
Tie MARK Ef.-Iherc was II sale yester-
day OF 500 barrels Alexandria Flour Tor i,nmr-
date delivery u, $50, aud that WAS the best pt,ce
which could be OBJ AIMED Tor common Spuih RI
sorts. The news however from Liverpool 10 Jan.
81, is favorable to Flour, quoting an advance vi
2s a 2, per barrel, bringing up the pii1e TO l.
q a 32s 6dlper barrel in bond: n favorable eflr,
may be expected on our market, but there have
rs yet this morning been no saes'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

Tr1 OBERT o. BURTON will open a Sebon
-Ab in this place on Monday iha 2ist Of r4fe
bruary, Ia the room formerly occupied by Miss
Wright Terms-OrthoRrsphy. Reading. VII
TIM, So per session Of five months---English
Ufammar aud Geography $lo-La,ia Ian
gnage $40. Feb II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

d5HlHg ION, Ftb. D. 1851.
There is good deal Of excitement here. in
consequence of a supposed Anxiety. on the part
Of the jackson men, WHO are on the Select com
mitiee oil the Senai tar insestig aiing the NJ
fairs OF the Post 0lice Department. 10 make
the examination limited aud pattial. Tins lacl
exhibited in the endeavor Of Mr.. Grundy 10
gei resolution adopted, 10 llmil the powers
ot the committee IN the examination oil wit.
nesses, has led 10 a general belief that there
are facts OF importai 10 the public. which
II Is de'ieed TO Conceal from tbe eye oi the oe-
nate, and that abuses do exist in that depur
meni OF grosser Character than any one.
out OF the pale OF the jackson party, may
have hither:o imagined.
[ LniLed SinieS GnaeHf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED. on ihe 9th ms. hy toc Rev. w
Il. pInner, GEORGE NHi1LOGKE. Esq. Of
this place, 10 Mrs. MARY ATKINSON, ol
olive Han, Chesterfield.
-, NJ Green Plans, Matthews count, on
the 81, int by the Rev. Joan Cole, JOHN
BEVERLY ROY. ESQ Mcrehaot OF Norfolk,
lo,mer,y olLynohbuIg, 10 Miss MARY N.
ROY eldest danghle, oflho late James II Roy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
" AltD'5 OFFICE.
Feb. l7th, 1881.

"a 80 % % Il 10 10 9 40 ~.
Were the numbers drawn Tor .ne D's",|
swamp Lottery. No p at k'chm' m on 6,. r,,
day lasi-Cali ana rene" III '"e ',, ,',,,,. IN
R M' d. containing $50 o0Q-l5'ep2-lo'-
ooo SC &c. and uo Blanh5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
DO AlASTIg.

Washington, FeJ. Give learn thai a, a
late sitting, of tho Senate upon Executive bu-
siness, the nomination of George Il. Porter 10
be Marshal of the Eastern Dist, let of Pennsyl.
vauia, rice John Coward fwhose commission
has expired) was confirmed
We understand, TURNER. that on the same
day The nomination of Frederick List IL be
Consul oftne Unlled States at the port of
Hamburg was rejected. TAH. mt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
DAIG 4lOIINA,

- gtHE s,ung aud summer sts,ioh ot thr sub
4 sarlbers 5rhool "ill Commence On Tues
day tho FIST day III March ensuing. Every
branch ot science usually taught IA Engiish
School. Will be ,augnt by h'm. Tuition as
heretofore. Boarding Tor students, upon mod
ernie t,rns may DC had Ia his ian,,y
J. L. REID.
Feb I. 'l4L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
5000 POUNDS
BEST DOUBLE REFINLU
,2paDMl SNsf,wSa

TagHE subscribpr offrr. for sale 1000 Ia
4 best double rpfined EPSON SALTS. to
esintr with "A moa sofspdid All eerB geilersL
stgpiy of o'her Medicines s,gRfoa s'I4aIpmenis.
Drugs, Oits. Pants. Dye-ae1s. Wines. Prrin.
merry, Sruds, Brushes. segafs. beat j eaeh
Brandy. sngai-ifouse VI lasses, &c &C. AL u
which "a III be sold 60 Msrchsnt Physicians and
the pubic generally al rs fo,o pricrs ~ any
house ia Vrgin,a Howell DAVIES
Hsb. II IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

u Many articles are unavidaby postponed
in order 10 make ,oom Tor iha important For
cign News-Among them ere several rdser-
tl.ements, which shall be attended 10 in our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

ihgs. Wyiham Robertson wss elected second.
and DAmel A. Wilson. third Counsellor.
On Monday the Judiciary Bin. Is expected TO
be rep,r3ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
Feb. II
Nhe iuN btooAea Morse
GDRpURAh THIW,


pre-, OF xlo uae SEASON. which will comnnnCe
nn III. Ist March. and expire the LIST July, 10
be dischHrged by the payment oil $40 within
tho season, re tho single leap, payable nj the
tune OF service, aud $50 10 insurr mare IN
loal, to lie paid whenever 1t is asncrihined the
mare is in foal, or transferred, ana 90 cents 10
the groom in every case, Good pasurage will
he furnished gratis, and mares leli with tho
horse, II required, will be we'll led and attended
to ut 20 cents per day. All possible care aud
attention shall DO pad 10 preysit accidents or
escapes, but will not be r sponsible for ether.
CORPORAL TRIM Is "a beautiful cbesnnf
sorreI, very near Il not quite 10 hands high.
now rising five years old, and for blood, boue
aud strong running points, surpassed ~ few.
if any Horse in Virginia. In consequence u
an injury which he received when only n few
weeks old on one OF hi. fore logs, j.s' shove
the pas,ern joint, (lhc leg nearly cat Cd by
syihe, } h. wa, never trained for h turf.
As THIS is hij fist senson, and the grsai sea-
city OF money ~ his time, his services are
offered lower fhan any horse oi equat blood in
Virginia. lie IL now IN full poss ssiDp OF ALI
his natural powers 1nimpaiied by bard run
ming OF old --Alany fine horses are broken
down aud worn out by hard running and age
before they nre let TO marcs--henoe hi we ara
80 often disappointed IN the Coils we get from
such horses--ior hold Il to bu a truth that
cannot be controveIIed, that the on,prng OF
all animals must partake more or less oil tue
iOirm,ties of the pnreHi sock at the time OF
DrogTention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
PEDIGREE.

Corporal 1im wa got by old Sir Archer
his dam by Old Diomrdo his grahdan by
Wild Air. ms grea grahdom by Apollo, lis &
grandnm b, iaftner. bis &. s. 4. grandeur by
Fralnonghl, his & 4. 4. &. gfandnm was I'M
ported by John Bland. Esq. thus II Will be
seen, that his strain Is oil taa very best stock
Virginia has ever possessed. J. POWELL.
Feb. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
Leather, Grocery and Commission BIZ

Leather, Grocery and Commission B1-
SlneSS.
7H1HE Tanning, CurTying and Commission
n Business. heretofore carried on by J & {.
Poe, Ill be continued by The sub'crloer who
will Keep or hand, for sale, on the mos, accom-
indicating terms, in the house on main street
formerly occupied by them. general assort.
ncnt OF Leather and Groeeries.--Also, 1ao-
ne,,, aud Curriers' Toois, Tanners Oil 81 Span
ish HIDES and he promises that nothing o.
b,s part shall be waning 10 give entire s"'siae
Lion. not only TO pni chasers, but also to Per
m efs, Country Merchants, and others
W hu una, be pleased 10 coitfde in him, eithe
I o sell or receive and forward their proper'yr
lie therefore so.ielts the patronage of the tor
mer customer5 ofJ. & {. Poe, and the pubic
generally. .A0TELL FoE
her n,icc for green 5, dried hides delivered al
my lanyard OF Store. I. IoI'
Jan 30 bzms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

From The PhiindeiPhia Inquirer. FEB 10.
We liam tina, 10000 barrels OF llour were
old yesterday, at an advance OF % cents per
,aTTcl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
EXECUTIVk ROsINEss

II IS understood that the Senate has ratified
the treaty with the Sublime Porte with lbe
exception oil n secret article, giving the Turkish
government iflerty to come into our 20 Is and
build ships OF war. All that part mat mas beer
sanctioned by the Senate. we presume was the
treaty as II WAS originally drawn up aud ueso-
lated ny PrcsIdrut dams. Amoue the exc
eunse wofk hHNhea of by the Senatp, We do
nat hnd tnat The nomInatiln OF the Co.5mis-
siontrs TO distribute the money received nom
Denmark, tor ,Urner spoliiions unon our
commerce, has been conlirmed. IL would be
better, We think, for some matHbets o. the Sc
nate To bring forward concurrent resolution,
treasury Departmtn,, atcC an examination ot
the claims by Mr. fIasnet. The amount is
on}' Hbuu; half All lion, and II is but IA waste
iui exp 'uditute oil money, 10 keep Board
OF three CoumlssIoaets and clerk, % pay Tor
two 81 tnee years. merely 10 dispense such "A
comparatively small oun,. The Commission
ers-we i0fget WHO have been named by tho
President --are probably very good meu but
ahen they get upon Eat salaries, u will be al
severe irial OF their virtue, TO make Il short rob
q ii.-Aud, even It the mercn tnts receive eve
~ Cent ot the award. it will be huta sorry di-
vidend on the Whoo amount OF The loss. lt
would 10 hardship, therefore, TO reduce lbelr
per coinage stt lower, 10y paying ten or twelve
Thousand dollars Of the amount to Board Of
officers, when there is no occasion Tor it.
A. Y Com. AIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
from HE Wilmington .4drer:jser, Fe5. 10

from lie UilmingtOn 4dfefi5tT, Ia. IO.
Destruction Of FOrt DetauGft.- On tuesday
nigAi Ia / fou ID iawa,e. si,u'te ga The Pea
ralcA, VS. destroyed by hre--notn,og now
remaining bur the bare walls. Mi Fietce's
qusiters which stand WITHIN the wa.' WAS
saved with much difficulty. We understand
tliot the ire originated III the quarters OF The
engineer, bui Nv it happened We are unahie TO
say positively, bot have heard IL va caused
by stove pipe which projected throash The
root. We are happy 10 say no lives we've 1857
A number OF kegs oil Powder Exploded, the
reporl attending which was bead distinctly al
THIS place aud as high up the rtser us Chester,
aud gave reason 10 lear that the magazine had
bl9Uh Up,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

The Nav Orleans Argus Of the 18th Of Jan.
announces the arrival Of Mr.. Clay IN t0al city
in the following terms
Mr. Clay arrived IN this city yesterday. We
feel assured, that the presence OF this distin.
gushed gentleman will afford pleasure to all
NJ oar CT liens Oar slate 10 not 50 LOST To all
the finer sensibiIites asIo sacrInce at the
shrue eta political Rln, the respect and es-
teen which are due to him, who through his
entire lie has exhibited talents OF the most
brilliant order, and a pliTIouc devotion To the
best Interests Of his couuery. All our late elec-
tons have shown The ruth of THIS remark.
Party distinctions have not operated, when
the broad question OF capacity aud precedent
service have been presented. 1t is this I'rincI-
ple w!llch will cause ali 10 unite IN oilrI ing
welcome Il Mr.. Clay. Whatever difference
Of opinion may exist here as TO his course IN
The rrccnt presidential election, aH aiaaost uoa-
ninltY ct nli,neut prevails towards hun, as
the able mud interchangeable supporter oil that
national pul,cv, winch serves 10 unto oil parts
oi our tinion, by artificial roads, constructed
10y the nationa treasury, and which IN another
view, affords protection 10 The 'aei capital
which is employed iii ouf state"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

MO ice III he soid, on Tuesday tae
III stu day Of March next, II far, II not, the
neat FAR day thereafter, on credit OF Twelve
months, al ne late esdence oi Wan. Gel'yJoau,
dec. all the pershable property bei1asms to
the said estate, consisting OF housenold and
Kitchen Furniture, fianlalon Utensils, stock
&c &c. Bond, win approved security iar all
suihs over 50, under thai sum cash vii be re
qnned. WALT RI taonH, ohe
oflbe EA'ors OF Nm' Peuyjohu, dec
Feb II al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

THE VICE PRESiDENCY-A a meeting
in Dowuiogfon. Pa ON Tuesiay--caled
through the Chester County Democrat" tho
Hoo. JAMES BUoHASAN, Of Penn. was nomina-
ted 10 II suitable rerson 10 be supported Us Vice
President, nj the next election This WE pre-
sumo 10 lie the working oi a Van Bu,en under
curifni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

"e oouiIer Francais says, that the report,
!" nsHrrectlon in Rome seems 10 be confirm
"e"er IRON u noa says, that Coulter
mn, Ned from home, announcing that the
br ,O'an's OF thai city were up in arms. calling
es we Constitution. ! he whole oil Italy ia Oh
wy eve Of an lusurrec,ion.
49, feneh papers meu,un report which
trs mus at Rome, that the ma orts Of tae Car
gs,.s apl tar decided to vote tor Cardinal
&,n,'. Archbishop Of Lyons, aud unCle to
queen, Il the papal CHAR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-06

Fsmals Pro.ceSs. Mr. Perry, WhO keeps the Hotel at Spot Pond, was out with his boat on the lake, last Thursday, . black eagle was observed, by his wife, towering tn inc air; he presently aliEhted upon tree, a bout 800 rods distant from the hoBss. Asps. Perry loaded her husbands gun. on old Gash- toned heavy "king's aFm." and PEOcsedinG cautiously towards the bird, took deliberate aim, and shot at him. The eagle tell, instant Iy, dead to the ground. He measured from the extremity of one wing to that Ofthe Otherv few inches over seUen feet.-BOSt. 2TGNs.
 Meetings have been held at Buffalo and at other places in New York for the purpose Of considering the expediency of constructing rail road from Buffalo to the Hudson river.- The reason assigned for the project is, that the canal must, in a short time, if it IS not so already, be incapable of answering the exi- gencies of the country, and that either sec ond canal, or some other auxiliary, must be provided. To Obviate the objection that such a work would injure the canal by divcFti0g the business from it, it is proposed to cOnfnD the rail road entirely to the transportation Ot passengers, except at times when the canal is closed. The route talked offs by the way of Syracuse and Utica to the Hudson. No ac- cnrate estimate ofthe expense has been made. but it is supposed that the proposed road may cost from seven tO eight thousand dollars mile.-Con. Courant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-06

intoxIcatiOn, entered the house of widow named Bowers, then living in Marietta. and after violating her person, put her to death by strangling her. The fact Ofsuch person having been found dead in her house, about the time stated is fully suhstantiated by the accounts received from Marietta-and the whole demeanor of the prisoner since his con- fnenent, as we'll as his positive declarations has induced a general belief in the truth of his singular cOnfcssion.-Fred. ErP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-06

Saicide.-On Sunday the 18th inst, Mr. Frederick Peck, of Greenwich. aged about 60 years, committed suicide by drowning him. self The old gentleman had for several days exhibited signs ofinsanity. OnSunday night he was missing, and fears were entertained that some accident had befallen him, and search was made. On Monday morning his hat and coat were found lying upon the rocks. at the Rigg. SO called, near the water; this leading to the suspicion that he was drowned, means were used to find the body. which proved successful. The body was taken out 0fa depth of l4 or IS feet water, a rope fast. ened about his neck, and stone of 25 or SO pounds weight attached to the end oft. The deceased we understand has been for several years past sOrely afflicted with disorder in the head.-StGE.t ford Sentinel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15
SE8IkS
Was Committed

Was COMMltteN,
THO the Jail for the County of Alexandra. C.. on
Il the 9TH instant, as runaway, negro man who
calls himself
GEORGE POTTER
He appears to be about IS years Of age, feet II
inches high stout and well made. He says that he is
from the town of Newbern, Craven county, North Ca
roiIna.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away; otherwise
he will be discharged according to law.
HORAlI n STEl LIE,
mar 11-3t Jailor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15
BOOK g. JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.

CATALOGUES of Sale; Bank Checks, with
L or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Current: Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
ciaI Blanks; Bills of Ladng; Policies of insur-
ance; Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia No
tees; Hand, Hat. Shoe, Window, Shop, Tobac-
CO. Horse. and Show Bills; with every other de-
scription of LErrER-PRss PRINTING. Cards,
Bills, Checks, &c. printed either in red, blue,
green, yellow, or black
LOTTERY BILLS
Of every description fer sale at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15
70 :! isNer,nen
" anteN,
70 Net,

~ That large md commodiOus
GSsH THFERN,
SIkalon Union street, between King and Prince
rs'1' streets, stPresenti the occupancy of Horace
To Whas attached to 1t stable. wood house, &c.
eIoG 'ehant twould be rented low. Possession
oct 5O-iawtf Nrs fTTSSS pr.r,Ns
"a, ,pe above property being stuate1 in business
S[eery or clo,hing store.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15
SaM'l. Z. Smith.

.I,r,, v Il 7 Il II L Il ",
y 'Ne located himself at Brentsvilie, Prince vii.
s0o, .ouhty, will practice in the Superior and In
Louion,u OF that and the neghboring counties of
,,,eI ~ !, Fairfax and Fsuquier. All business CON-
ION, Care Will recei.e strict attention. Collec-
he nom, S speedily as circumstances viii admit, and
wa. "e> punctualiy forwarded.
VA '-law2n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15
Yauns ANaies' Seminary

1Nis subscriber informs the friends of his School
L TIN, il viii hereafter be cont nued IN much more
'lnEaOu> and airy room in the second story OF the
sre huhing Lodge. On st ASaPh street.
h,lHon TO the English branches usually taught IN
~ bst Female Seminaries. the young h'iies will
NV The opportunity of beng instructed IN the Gre. K,
lam aul French languages.
NoT Ronx, vel known as distinguished French
teacher, is nov engaged to give instruction in that
rFn,c.
iaeeNP5rience of many years cnnyinces the sGhscrI
d 1.-The Vres, advantage resulting from frequent en-
taAlos; he IS therefore no, only wiilirg, but desir-
rs That Vie most competent Judges should witness
p~gre>s of,he young ladies uader his tuition. and
t.''ec'tiy invites the patrons and friends OF the
'iThon % visit II st an, time.
iea'her> may he employed in Music, Drawing,
1'NE, &c Board may be had on reasonable terms,
''',eo the most respectable families in this cit,
'"s may be obtained, by application to the suo'crl'
'' 'prcb ing his terms wM "a. JONES
NeNan9ris, mar lQ-Sm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15
Dyspepsia.

vvyu HARPER offers his services TO the public in
w the cure Of Dyspepsia, the improved plan!
remales will. as usual call his dwelling, ard gentle
mel, At his Drug Store Fairfax street The price
IN bs male uodrrae. e. The poor attended with.
out charge. NY