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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
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YrlURSUANf ton decree of the Superior
* Court OF Chaucery, for the Lynchburg,
Districi. PRONOUNCED he 10Th day Of October
1880 an the canse OF Ross hlarable the un-
dersisped Marshal ofthe said court, !. will sell,
on Tuesday the 2lst day Of June, 1887. IL fair.
if not, the next fair day, auction, for cash.
in ihe town Of Danville, The following lots la
said town No. ~. 50, 81. 81 56. 81. 90 aud 60
and nj The same time, Tact al Land, ofl6s
Acre., adiolnine the lands Of Doc Patton.
William Prce and Others. Doctor Patton viii
point ont ,ha lots and shew the lond to auy ons
wishing to purchase.
TIA. HoLCoMBE, ".
May " rihts
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Ffrsf EIass, f0r 183I.
4, u, T. PLAN.
be drawn at Harper's Ferry, on the 23d OF
June, 1891.
PRIZES AMOUNTINGTO
$4,000.
Cpl ENnIn GCIE ME-
S63,TsOO.
1876 Blanks 30 \ ono Tickets.
MODE or WING,

1896 Blanks 30 ono Tickets.
MODE or DRAINING.
To be drum on he A, u, {, pidn,--1ha
70Ob prizes of 81 20 bs awarded TO ihe Isl. 81
or Sd division, 10 be determined ny that which
may drew the capital prize OF $1,000, to
that the holder Of three tickets, one IN eaci,
division. Is certain 10 draw one pfize. and may
draw four. All the prizes above the denont.
nation Of ~, III one wheel and all the numbers
~ another ut once the Whole 10 lac drawn ~
few hoo's.-l'fizes payable in cath hriy
days after the drawing, and subject 10 the u
SUM- d"d"ct"n Of fifteen per cert
Tickets, $I-IIslses, $2--Qnariers VI.
j Tickets aud shares To be had ~ the greatest
variety Of numbers, at
WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchb rig, Va
u All orders from disisnce. ncIosing the
casb, or prize tickets. will be thankfully tecei-
we'd aud promptly attended 10, If addressed 10
q. WARD.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
DIGGES, OFFIcE. !

DIGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchhure, juno ID, 1881.
Drawing Of thu Virginia Heil,batg LOTTERY,
Class No. q, for 1881.
-17--is-l- -13-1S-2l.
TO MORROW
The Virginia State lottery lfor the benefit OF
the town Of Wheeling,) avs IN Richmond,
Capitals $4,000, $4,000, &c &o, Tickets aud
shares iot sale nj DlGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

Went bills containing tie Isl 81 apProrr,.
stioas referred to. sere presented 10 the Pc
sldeni Tor MS sign aure, he va. waiieI upon
by member OF the Committee of Ways and
Means, by whom they bad been reported. and
informed by him tina, they had been pr epared
with as'riet reference n the rule laid down in
the Message, so that 1.-THE bills contained any
conflicting provision, the COMMITTEE were not
aware oft. They were carefully examined
BY the PRECEDENT. and his opin ion conc iding
with that of the Committee the bills sceor
DINGHY obtained his sanction. The President
Is told 10y member who drafts bill that IL is
Co Institutional and, good, easy man.he straight.
way signs ii for. as to the sner-part OF the
story, about the " careful examination - n
cannot be believed by any one who has COM
pared the bulls IN question with those which
tue President had vetoed, and which M man
OF common candor will deny are ldeoIicaly
similar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

More Prescription, aud regarding Editors -
James Abbott, ESQ. has been removed from
the PoSt-oifce at Detroit. and John Norvell,
Que Of the Edhors OF the Philadelphia Inquirer,
Van Buren-Jackson paper, appointed ~ his
stead. ErponiHg Postmasters IS novel idea.
Was there not compe,en, person residing IN
Detroit
Air. Creighton has been removed from he
Pos, office a, ChIieothe, (ohio,) aud a Mr.,
kend,ick appointed IN his stead The GuilIo-
tine cannot he laid aside, IL would seem, nv
long as one OF the . unprncipled opposition
Is left 10 Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

II The MlloJgcyille " Union" the leading
Calhoun paper in Georgin, asserts unequivo-
cally that Mr.. Calhoun is opposed 10 The doc
trine Of Nnllihcation and SAYS that the fact
will be shortly made TO appear. The boonef
the better for him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
NyYEIs2 All,

ypHT highest cash prtce will be- given for
- WlIEa =, sha aa o.her Kinds OF county
drndnce T. Il KERR.
MI )
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
Wards Once.
Virginia State Lottery,
(For the benefit Of the town OF Wheel

DlbGt.o' OFFICE
Lynchburg. May 26th, 1881
Drawn number 10 the Virginia Nellsburg
Lottery, class No. s, for 1891.
46-lO -37--8- 7-6O-o3-oi ~
The Virginia Wellsbarg Lottery, NO. draw raw
Tomorrow in Richmond, 3 Cap,als oi 10000
.o,cb--rickets aud shares for sale ut
DIGGEo OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

u Joel Yancey, member Of Congress
from Kentucky, who voted for the repeal OF
The 25th section Of the Judiciary act. NJ the
asst session, is Oh The stool of repentance since
he has returned home. aud found that hi, hob.
by OF The Mules was rather unpopular among
his constonents.-Mr Wickli(fr, in III, same
Stale. has attsmpiedlo show in public speech,
that he, also, was opposed 10 iis repeal III ugh
he voted in effect for il but unfortunately for
the genilemao, one OF MS old Circulars was
found, in which he had advocated it, repesl at
ength.-Probably If the constituents of Gen.
Gordon, ofihe neighboring district. wouldtake
the trouble of questioning that gentleman, he
too, would find n hole 10 creep out at. II is
time he was abandoning the Null ifcaton doc
tfIne. il he wishes TO escape from the RUNS oil
failing house, aud retain what We are assured
are the very apples of his eye--his popularity
aud Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
FL Oh the i5ynchburg Markets.
Corrected for the Prginian, by
THOMAS A. HoLCoMRE aud RICHARD TYREr,
AUCTION SALES.

commission sicfCiiHnIs.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prt,es IF passed obao-
co, from So 90 10 10 90
Inferior To common, 3 90 10 / 90
Common TO good, 4 90 10 6 90
Good 10 fine, q 90 10 l3 81
Strips, 3Uoto o 90
Refused, 225lo2 -
Inspected the past week 52i hhds. passed
tobacco 100 hhds. refused total $50.
No. Passed No. Ref For lnsrec, Stock
June J, 80. 627O 1000 $40 dllO
June |. 81, 553s 9os6 l6uo 1854
Our market continues still animated lurto.
bacco suitable for manofhc turing. We have
several high sales the past week. Bot.tauri
crop made by Nh. Chapman of our hog sht ads
averaged 50 40 cents, hig hest price Sl3 so
Two crops OF three hoghcads each made ~
tahias averaged So 90. Common qnn,iee
continue wlthan' chang. Tue foreign accounts
CO nilune u',tavorable and IobAc.oH r.piestn-
ted as 1eing very duh,
Flour, "a 30
Corn. 1 30
Wheat 20
Nhiskey 10
Hemp, i 5oto g on
Bacon u 90 10 %
Corn Meal, So
Freight down he River, Is cts per hunth ed.
Freight up he River bulky
ARTICLES, % sper hundred
Freight up he River far
dry goods, 30 cts.
Iron 4 Plaster by the Ton 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
New York Wholesale Coldk,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
EMDVED.

EMOVED.
HnlIE subscriber has removed his establish
- ment from No la Maiden Lane 10 The
spacious Store, No. 1873, Pearlstreei, over
Messrs. Hyde, Cleveland L. Co.--where he
will Keep cons snfly on hand, n much more
extensive assortment than formerly. he style
make and materials OF The Cloaks will be
greatly improved, and will be sold q, about tho
same low prcesas those OF the lasi season Ha
has also On haod,s large assortment Of low
Priced Clothing, made IN good style. expressly
for The Southern and Western trade that will
be sold nj abcut The usual prices of the most
inferior quality. AIsn, m assortment oil Stocks
with many other desirnhle articles. Those
who VIII take the trouble to esnmne this stock
oil Goods will probably satisfy the mselves that
they cannot select III, same amount from any
stock IN the city that will be a safer or moro
desirable pur chaso--f for sale by
+. j. CONANT
No 1873, PearLsireef New York
TERMS-Sx mouths for approved notes,
paysblr at Banks Ia good standing In any psri
Of The country--5 months Tor city accopisuces.
or 8 per cent discount Tor cnsb In all cases
here the tune 10 extended, interest will be
changed, at the rate oil q per cent per annum i.
Any Goods purchased at this Establishment
that do not suit tbs Market fot which they
were Intended will De exchanged for others.
f.J {
April % wl2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

A royal road 10 a eoHs''''ioH' The Wash
80; cio,. attem ping o reconcile the PRE-
.;t.o,,. vet, on the MAysvi'le real ball. WIN
hi. subsequent approval Of macy 0'''' o. n
similar CHARACTER. tells the following story
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

" crop offour hogsheads OF Tobacco be-
'0s'ng to Mr.. Henry II. Chapman, OF bo'e-
out, was opened at Planter's warehouse a
II" days ago, and brought the following pr'-
ces The Gr-t, 1880 the second, s 10 10 the
mud, SO and the fourth, which had bsen coo-
''eiably damaged by frost 81 3d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

NJ The Ma ionsi lntrllige"cer gives II as y
r.mor to u hichit attaches, credit that the Ne
nsrne,, OF War has beea offered to Col h'en-
ord NJ Johnson OF kentucky.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

,bo h,ne6t of the Parish within whose limits such
s,.v,s NAV no found, sum not less than ten,
.na M, nore than twenty dollars, for each and
.worv slayc so remaining, and for each and ever!
Law laid slaves NAV remain thereafter, TO be re-
COVERED before any Court Of competent Jurisdlc-
ton. IT,. III,
Sac %. Be IL further enacted. &c. That all
slaves that are now their way TO thus stare 'or
,aIe and which shall arrive therein within twelve
DAYS. after the PRONUNCIATION OF this act from sea
and within six days by land or the rlVer' sna'' oe
transported from the state by the owners thersoi
within FIVE days from their arrival therein uneer
pain of mourning the penalties oil the 'h'Fd se'uo"
of this act ,c A..
Sec. Is. BE it further enacted &c. mat th's
act shall not be so constructed as 10 Apply ~ any
slave or slaves coming in. and departing WIFI any
traveller; or to the slaves OF any citizen OF ms
state. who before the PRONUNCIATION VI th's act
were removed out Of the limits OF the state. Tor
anv temnorary purpose, and with view to bring
them back; but should it appear within hive years
,bere.fler that any slave or slaves thus introdut-
ed had mot been in this state before or was not
bona fde the property of the person so lntroduc-
ING them. at the time they Quilted the state, du'
ring their absence, and when they we're brought
hack. then the person who shall have so introuuc'
ed such slaves shall be liable to all the penalties
Of this act.
Sec. Id. find be IL further enacted, &c.
That any citizen of this State who has slaves
nov on the route to this State, and who is h'm-
self absent, may make the necessary oath after his
arrival in this State; and in the mean time his
agent NAV make cath of the facts before the IA
rish Judge as before enacted, and retain the
slaves in his possession until the arrival OF the
| owner.
SEC. Is. find be 1t further enacted; That II
any simulated sale or contract of any kind be
passed for the purpose of evading the provisions
of the 18th section. the parties to such sale or
contract shall be liable TO all the pains and pen
aIties imposed in the 4th section Of this act, and
the slave or slaves shall in like manner be emit
tied to their freedom, and be disposed Of accord,
ingy.
SEC. l6. Be it further enacted, That every
person taking false oath under the provisions
OF the present act shall be held to be guilty oil
the crime of perjury, Notwithstanding any defi
milton of the said crime of perjury to the contra
Wand on conviction thereof shall be liable to all
the penalties of the crime Of perjury in such case
made and provided.
dee 6--eO3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Erfrapagance-A London paper, describing
the dresses of some ladies' on public occasion
in that city, makes the following statements:
"The duchess of Argyl.in dress of massive
gold tissue, her raven locks, and prodigous
plume of feathers of the same color, produced a
contrast with her diamond, equalled only BY
..The duche Yof Bedford, whose jewelry as
tonshed all BY its glitter and glare. The latter
made a prodigious display indeed. Independent
ly of the necklace, which cost fifty Thousand gui-
meas. 1925, OOO), chains of diamonds, with anne.
TWISTS in the centre, decorated her grace's Dress
from the thick velvet Spanish hat to the glrdle
or cestus. below the stomach.
The hon. Mrs Hope, was meteor in the
throns; that lady was moving armament, and
it was said that the cost in brllants alone in a
dress of sombre magnifcence, (crimson), exceed
ed seven hundred thousand pounds" or three
millions one hundred and eight thousand dollars.
This single sum is more than sufficient to pay
the salaries of all the governors in the United
States, for ffty-6ve years! aud, If divided among
the people of this country, would be about IS to
every person, both white and black, in the state
of Georgia; and nearly S518 TO every person in
the city of Augusta. 1t is also about one-sixth
of the expense of our national government for a
year.--.4ugusta paper.
while such things were exhibiting in England,
$50. 600 persons, in one county of Ireland, were
almost starving, though potatoes were only cents
per stone of l4lbs.
We understand from gentleman just returned
from New Brunswick that the people Of that pro.
vince seem to be much inflated with their success
in carrying off our citizens with IMMUNITY. Ma
ny Of them express great contempt for the autho.
rites of Maine. but speak highly of Jackson. and
quote the Washington Globe with great satlsfac-
ton. Indeed this is the language Of their papers
The sau gentleman met Abba Smith on his way
to Fredericton.
He also relates that no less than six seamen on
board different fishing vessels at Mount Desert,
have become dersngedwahn week or two. and
committed suicide, and that man in Prospect
became insane and ran into the woods where ne
Law out ore cold night before he could be found
Ken. Joarn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

An act has passed the Legislature Of Lovi,;,
ma, prohibiting, under heavy penalties, til. i,
PRODUCTION of Slaves into that Stale, for s,Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Both Houses Of Congress met yesterJ,,
Mr.. STEVENSON was elected Speaker Of Il.
House. The particulars Of the election will \
given in our next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
Robert Mccoy
Henry A. Muhlenburg
nv ~ NAV

Joshua Evans Andrew StcWdiI
James Ford Samuel A. Smith
John Gilmore Philander Stephens
William Hester Joel B. Sutherland
Henry Horn John q. Watmough
Deia,Dare
John J. M,Iligan
| Maryland.
BENJAMIN C. Howard John S. Spence
Daniel Jenifer Francis Thomas
John f.. Kerr George G. Washington
George f. Mitchell J. L. IL. Worthlngton
Benedict l. Semmes
| Virginia.
| Mark Alexander William s. Archer
Robert Allen William Armstrong
John S. Barbour Peter Johnston
| Thomas T. Bouldin John Y. Mason
Nath' H. Claiborne Lewis Maxwell
Robert Craig Charles F Mercer
Joseph w. Chinn William Mccoy
Richard Coke. jun. Thomas Newton
| Thomas Davenport John NJ. Patton
Philip loddridge John J. Roane
| William F. Gordon Andrew Stevenson
I North Carolina.
Daniei l.. Barrineer Abraham Rencher
Lauchlin Bethune William b. Shepard
John Branch Aug. II. Shepherd
Samuel P. Carson Jesse Speight
Henry w. Conner Lewis Williams
Thomas II. Hall Zone vacancy.)
James ]. Mckay
South Carolina.
Robert w. Barnwell ]. r. Griffin
James Blair Thomas X Mitchell
Warren r. Davis George McDnfhe
William DraytOn William L. Nuckoiis
John Nj. Fielder
Georgia.
Thomas F Foster Richard II. Wilde
Henry G. Lamar James NJ. Wayne
Daniel Newman One Facancy.)
Wiley Thompson
Kentucky.
John Adair, Joseph Lecompte
Chiffon Allan Chlttenden Lyon
Henry Daniel Robert p. Letcher
Nathan Gather Thomas "A. Marshall
Albert G. Halves Christopher Tompkins
r. NJ. Johnson Charles A. WickIiffe
Tennessee.
Thomas ID. Arnold Jacob &. lsacks
John Bell Cave Johnson
John Blair James \. FOLK
William Fitzgerald James standifer
William Hall
Ohio.
Joseph II. Crane Humphrey ii. LeavItt
Eluthcros Cooke William Russell
William creighton, Jr. WllllaW otahoerfy
Thomas Corwin John Thomson
James Finday Joseph Vance
William w. Irwin Samuel +. Vinton
William kennOn Elisha Wittlesey
Louisiana.
II. A. Billiard Edward ID. White
Phieman Thomas
Indiana.
Ratliif Boon Jonathan McCarty
John Carr
Mississippi.
Franklin +. Plummcr
Illinois.
Joseph Duncan
alabama.
Clement C. Clay Samuel w. Mardiz
Dixon ii Lewis
Missouri.
William II. Ashley
DELEGATES.
Michigan.
Austin f Wing
arkansas.
Ambrose H. Sewer
Florida
Joseph NJ. White
A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
n .S0tice.

n .S0tice.
,IyHE Presid mt and Directors of Ashby's Gsp Turn
l pike G. Fpany have declar' dividend of24 1.-TWO
and half III cent. their capital stock, payable to
the .,ockkoders on or after the first day Of January
iss2sseB BY order Of the President and Directors:
A. GIBSON Treasurer
Middleburg, Nov.1l, 1881 ncv)9 -eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
DR.AUyS IO-MORROU.
New York Consolidated Lottery,

Extra Glass NO. IS, for 1881,
10 be drawn in the city of New York on wednes
day, December7
60 Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tirkets "a; halves 2 90; quarters o.
To DE had IN var ETY. Of numbers Vt
]. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Sire {, pposi.e The Frank Huse.
Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery Of pa. No. "a
"a Is Is 81 As 90 IL 81 IL 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

The Heather.-On Monday morning the the,
mometer stood a, lac, being SIX degrees cOIdr
than it has heretofore been this season.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

We observe by the New York papers w
Chaubert the Fire King, has met "''" Ut =.
in that city. The Journal OF Co'h""''.'
that at a late exhibition given by the h''
saIama uder after heating shower nc ''1
any of the spectators that wished 'oPu'V o.,
tongues, and he would apply IT. D.
Esq. walked up to the stage anu "0",
Iiberately rubbed the heated metal 0' ' !" 81.
two or three times, which Mr.. r. oo'' +,
fortitude Of martyr. lie then a"0"
G.. to pass the shovel over his 'ace' y.
hair. foG
Mons. c. proceeded to heat q vf''' ao,,c
when It WAS heated to $50, put his hns'
it: and Mr.. Pattep, iawyer-lIke' Pu' aLd
in too. Mons. c. then took sP0O~' >.
oil; Mr.. p. also requested his dose u ~
was given him. Alan urods
A vessel of red hot lead was 'n'o r bs
Mons. C. after taking portion u a,s.e
gers, and then putting it in h's "Ou", n
the vessel 10 Mr.. p. who did the SANE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Iii mentioned that Col. Crozet ha' ''''
his Office as principal Engineer OF ''S 80
Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
DRAWS THIS D.7H.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,

DR.aJPS THIS D4H
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No "a far 1891,
Will be drawn in Whining ton ~ eawsre on Tuesday,
9Th December
prize of $4,000 sPrizes Of 5000 1000
1 do of 10000 10 do of 1000
Q do of 5000 sc. &c. &c.
Tickets S. 90; halves so; quarters 25'
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No IS, far 1881
Will be drawn in the City of New York ON Wednes
day, December
HIGHEST PRIZE So 600
Tickets ~; halves 90; quarters w.
To be had in a variety of hunters at
j. III. WzSXE ELS
iot ey office, Royal st cet.
CT Orders from the country specially attended to.
Drawing of tho Va. Petersburg Lottery, Glass No
48 So 25 II 9 S 10 90
Drawing Of the Uuion Canal Letter. OF pa Glass "a
81 Is e5 81 as 90 II 81 IL 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

DR.4U s THIS DIP.
Grand Consolidated ottery,
Glass No A. for 1851,
To- be drawnat wilmington. Del ON Tuesday. Dec 3
9 Prizes of $4,000 2priZes OF $4,000
2 do of 5000 10 prizes of 1000
Tickets IS 90; halves so; quarters IS,
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No SIS for 1881.
TO be drawn in the City of New York on Wednesday,
December
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets 81; halves 90; quarterly w.
To be had in a variety OF numbers at
JOHN G.. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Exchange 9Dice
Drawing of the Va. Petersburg Lottery, Class No g.
4S So % II 9 10 90
Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery Of Pa Class 24
81 IS 25 81 As 90 IL 81 IL &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

And.Jackson meetings have been held u
liamsburs and Petersburg. Success 10 " W.
gress of the good cause in the Old D0n'''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

The Hon Henry Clay, Senator Of the United
States from the State of Kentucky, arrived !,
Washington on Sunday at Brown,
Hotel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Thomas II. Crawford
Richard Coulter
Harmar Denny
Lewis Dewart
Joshua Evans
James Ford
John Gilmore
William Hester
Henry Horn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

The Hon. Daniel Webster arrived at Nsw
York on Wednesday evening last, on his wayn
" Arlington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-20

nrW We are requested to announce CHARLES
Fxrros MERCER as candidate for reelection IN the
Congres sional District composed OF the Counties OF
Prince VILLAIN. Loudoun, and Fairfax
NAV 20
No We are authorized to announce JOHN >.
R,u,oua as candidate for reelection to Congress.
for the District composed Of Fsuquer and CulpePer.
pP We are requested to announce GEORGE
cu,cHrsrER as candidate to represent the County of
Fairfax in the next General assembly.
EP We are requested to announce JOSEPH
w. CH,ss as candidate to represent the DISTRICT com
posed of King George, Lancaster, &C. &c IN the next
GP We are authorized to announce J: M.
p,rros as candidate to represent the Counties OF
spo,tsylyanis, Louisa, Orange, and Madison, IN the
next Congress.
Ep We are authorized to announce john
TALIArERRo as a candidate to represent the DISTRICT
composed Of King George, Lancaster, Rlchmond' &c
in the next Congress. NV
IT, We are requested to announce WILLIAM
DANIEL rs a candidate to represent the County OF
Fairfax in the next General Assembly. =,
" HENRY FAIRFAX is candidate Tor the
SURFACES of the of Farta. County, at the next
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
NJ We are requested to announce SPENCER
Morraom BALL as candidate to represent the County
Of Fairfax in the next Legislature.
NOR -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-20
Board Of nealth.

Ia meeting Of the Board ct Health, on Saturday.
n the 49, May. 1851. it was
Ordered, That the members Of the Board he charged
wrh the discovery and removal Of nuissnces, AS be-
low, viz:
Hugh C.ron, east of Royal and north OF King street
Samuel Bartle, north of King, between Royal and
Washington streets
James Douglas, north of King and west of Washing
ton street.
John Creighton, east of Royal, between King and
Prince streets
Ezra Lunt, between Royal and Washington and King
and Prince streets
James ID. Kerr, west of Washington, between King
and FRINGE streets
James Entwise, south Of Prince and east OF Royal
street
Jonathan Janney, south OF Prince, between Royal
and Washington streets
A. D. Harmon, sout. of Prince and west OF Wash
inqton street JAMES ENTWlSLE,
iune 1-w3w Sec'y