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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
aaar6sgg Nesabae
PORT or RICHMOND.
arrived.


lowed up ny the steamboat John Morris the racket
sch' Richmond Packet, Libby from New with an
Ell cargo 10 Davenport, Allen Duuley Bulkely Van
lsw ~ co, Lancaster & Deuby, BOhAnnou, n Gordon,
tiail u Moore Ellis, Baldwin, Ives CO, Z NJ Mitchell
Gus, Dunlop Lucke & Sizer NJ Myers Poe & Broth, RS
Son, Bnsher, } Myers, Abbott CO. { & a warwick
Cotton & Clarke, Fnpleit, Goddard, w a. { Crane
Wight '
At 'ho Ferry hco", scr Joseph Bonner E!acsuau from
" "inS'on, (Dell Norfolk with sugar and
several other vessels, unknown detained by the ice
Ths schr Transport, Watkins cleared ~ Osans 10Th ait
for Norfolk.
The brig America, Coali, up oeans 2,d Jan for
Norfolk
The ship E,slc Hn of Gcorssoan) As days on Tia Mp
loss Of sails aud other damage aud very caky.
NORFOLK, Feb Ard schr Lucy & Margaret, Dunbar
n. iotk, days
CID bng sooh, Mason -; and schr Belrna, Gsannis
New York
FEB. 6-Ard, schr Ann, Lynch, New York. 3 days. bound
TO Petersburg.
In Hampton Roads, ship Arnold Wells, Dcwson ton up
James River, bound to Liverpool.
Sailed, schr Belou1, Granuis for New York
FEB 6.-ATd brig LibcTator Jclcrson from up James
River bound 10 Liverpool put fmsb oading packet scr
Smihs Island, schr Celeste Cole, fon Petersburg bound
York.
The ship Plato Davis and brig swilsure Sands have pro
cecdcd up James River
NEW YORK, Feb. 5-'Thc passage through. the Sound il
entirely closed by ice abayc tludsa,c
The brig Splendid, Theobad, from New Oflcans Tor this
port ashore yesterday morning o'clock Sandy
ashore from her at low She had bged at4 T. NJ
Assistance sent To her
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
JOHN GILPIN.
For Characters, &c. see small n

For Characters, &c. small Bills
~ Ticke:s to be bad az the Box Office. aoI p,
or u Decks Cnntectionary Store. Box and Pi,
90 cents: Children half PRICE. Colou.cd persons
u No m'nny received At The door
u a Box Pan will o. kept at Mr. Beck's whore
seats can b. secured Tor the frs, row .Durinr tbr
past Summer Tue Building has undergo nc a THOROUGH
repair. '"'' 'uS"
~ STOVES are provided. AMI viii be we'll attended,
10. SO as 10 render the audience comfortable.
- Doors to open az c, AMI Pcrfcrma nee to COM
mencc At 7 oclrC elk. rab m :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
X | f. G. O.


';onaIoe.son to commence the 18th of Feb and ex~
Pre- tPe 3th OF JuIy-pricc 90 dollars, payahI. sy
nItee" paid by the iatter perjCd-thiry dollars to
'.sure- pas'urage gratis, but no responsibility for
acc'dents or escapes, Riego is a black full sixteen
hands high and possessed of great bone aud muscle
TWO OF Hiegos colts have been trained and each of
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf
one OF them won her sweepstake in fine STYLE over
the Cam7fed course, and could not now be nrrch,.
sea OF her owner for thousand dollars Rirvo was
Botoy francisco, esteemed by the late Mr. M,ppe
enc OF the best horses trained at his stabie Ills
cam ny the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Tea.le.
sFand dam the imported mare Cestranire, dam of Sir
t hre"yD 6 ~ Rockingham 6 rabi,ha, by Trent
Nan'' s. by BosPhorus, Coalition C 1T Burtard
sggg &c Lord Lergh's Charming Molly. Francisco
was got by the imported horse IIambeton, his dam
Hghunsa'e' by Chanticleer, dam Wrguryfeet by
J0'y Hoger, & dam Meipomine, by Burweil's Tray
eiier' 8 dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony,
Is thought unnecessary to go further with the ped
gree as that already given proves Rego to be enc Of
the best bred horses extant
y. Ii. Mares will be fed at IS cents per dav
iSO ii-'WoWC H. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND
GY.U.N.4SIJLBI

FH7HE Principal of this Institution takes the pre-
X sent occasion TO return his warmcst thanks TO
The public, for the very liberal patronage which his
school has uniformly received since its establishment
Every thing within tie power of Individual cxcr-
ten has been accomplished, to render this school n
that can be desired ~ Acadcmcal Institutions and
the liberal patronage of on enlightened community
~ the best proof Of ts literary advantages II Will
he opened again ou Monday, tho 81 OF January
next.
{" the advancement Of the pupil. Boardcrs can br
received IN Inc family OF the Principal for $3.50 yer
anHum. OLIVER. a. SHAW.
dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
THIS EVENING. Eel. 10.

place on 80" WIZ TAKE
THIS EVENING. Feb 10:
on whoa occa 'on he wall I'D, 3 sepa,,,, cbo,.
gers feat never attempted but by himself
hif. Hess Grand Mother, an old lady IN war;. =,
tSe WI! (ior tins night oniy) iens her 1owe5f ,iJ
ana appear in the circle on horseback. rd;ng ,v,,
III Harrington on her shoulders
r. rst night of tho FIyiog Indian in which Mr.. II
VII VII introduce the sports natural 10 tie SAVAGE
me fonys Supper by the horse, Rob Roy and Iso
't"l, who WI ST. at tire table with tie clo,.n rn
collation.. P~''"'"S oi
Ground and lofty ieats ofsghty by the whole cor,
P'hy; ~ Che course OF which Mr. He's will donc. !,
noIhp'pe with his head on wine glass placed upop
table, and throw summcrscl from ofTsever,i nbios
ana chairs. with his hands and feet tied
,hr Buckley wal 20 through with ms IJn,;v,I,.d
retiormonce on he Corde Volanie
Craftsmanship, by Young Bacon. the dasbn,,
hofscmon. '''' o"S''s
IN" Mare Ophcla's performance as h Domestic
= "nma'ersaults and Flying Lc,ps by the COMPANY.
Clown, Cullen
Hess s ''"' y! VI
NC "A'c to conclude with the Laushable Advsn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
OOK UCTION

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. 1Ith and 18th
~ nle Store on Nam street, he Bell Tavern
The sale of valuable and Niscelaoeou. Root ; -
on the above Evening" for last when the most
par OF the collection will positively Sold embra.
great variety OF Standard Works Law Aiedcne
History, Theology and Literature in general
sale TO commence at half past O'Clock
feb 10 g. 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

an SPEAKING OF the approaching Eclipse Yesterday
was by mistake printed instead of
n on'ernAroN VIII be quarter before O'Clock
n, -, ano'hei mistake was made n printing o.i''
m"s ny VIC CanbIens was ~he ~ letter we hAse
pon, ~, ~ oanois'enS was ate up'-swalloA up ike
pared 10 " "e J"s''y eon
Snow crown'l Ezra crann,'d with G,..,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

TIE Er,t tpS, D"'T .NicAiH-. NJ view
Ing me Eclipse mInutely, with comlort ans ,.c,.
should provide tub with black bolton. GcJ cvn
Tsrl, ana look at thc sums reflection q, lhn water
Trough smoked window glass 80 '''' ""o'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
NOW GRINDINGuI

Grs'so!d's Patent ConcaVe Griss Mil, uilt
Granite Stones.
M ESSRS. ENALLS, Machnlsts of Richmond
LVA having model of this MIL at their workshop
near The Circus, and being authorized will contract
TO build Mills upon THE improved principle, to grind
a.. sorts o! graz" at oae oper' ton. The superior
advantages ot this Mill, wil appear obylSus from
chespness durability, usefulness, and simplicity OF
construction,
flis GA this plan viii cost from $50 TO $780, lex.
ciosvc Ut the Right S25,) ADD viii grind from 20 10
90 bushels per day Ivy hand, horse water or steam
power GEORGE w. HOWARD,
Agent io' the Pdtcntee, al the Bell Tavern
feb ID If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
DRY GOODS.

On FRiDAY The 10th instant. at 10 o'clock. at
our auction koom-a general assortment of Foreign
the way from New-York '
ieO y d, A s CO. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
GROCERIES .lY .3TTCTTO

II
On TUESDAY next, the 9Th instant. at I,
Q CLOCK (weother permItting,) will be sold OF our
oince, large and general assortment of Groceries.
&c expected in time for The sale.
353 bags green coffee
AZ hhds St Croix sugars, part prime
II do n Orleans Go, new crop
100 boxes sperm candles
70 do talow do
lG0 do soap
10 casks lamp oil, superior quality
81 bbIs whiskey
Is hhds moasses
20 20 h hbds ; N, rum
10 do gan
so do Malaga wine
90 DO French Madeira wine
1000 bushels Irish potatoes OF excellent quality
10 casks cheese
so packages shoes
Also, 81 packages Dry Goods Comprising hand
some assortment, which will be c'tered al private
sale FOR short time. O d. g. co Apcts
feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
AN III ANGULAR
SYSTEM OF WRITING:

NOR the easy attainment OF a free, expeditious
n q permanent current hand, as pied In,ts mod
ihcoton I" private hP, the man Of business the stu
dent and ladies'.
MR. Gi.ASCOVT, pupil of NIr. Carpenter, pos
ityeiy ana IN The most unequiyocal manner assures
t'oS' persons wHose hand-wi Ting may be any way
imperfect, that by the above system, he inuSrts n
t"Sfee easy Lessons To Lad neat, rapid aud fash.
ionaela hand, truly elegant ard lldy.ke-and to
gentIcmHn style al once bold free and expeditions
and expressly calculated for mercantile pursuits re-
CARELESS row long they may have becn habiuaed In,
or how dehclen, may be their present mode Of writing
Mr Ii. will have his evening school from I'LL 0.
ne DAY 'im' VIII be devoted TO his attendance on
families.
n. B.-Communicaton through the Pest Q flee
shall be promptly u'teu dcd to-
would recommend Mr.. GlGscu,t. \ pupi! of nine
as every way qualified To teach the Ami. Anruier
Method Of Penmanship ard feel assured that he will
do justice to those who may extend their patronage
towards nm a. CARPENTER.
ian o5-Thtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
FOR NORFOLK

Nv ANOitI oiLh,
Oh Sunday Morning, at O'Clock:
ana VIII leave there on Wednesday e:e.,ng q, the
same hour, for his place,
The new Steamboat JOHN MORRIS
IaTries about 30 hhds tobacco OF 500 bbls f,nr.
VIII at all times take freight for intermediate ola.
ces' anu render such services on the river as nav
be required "'''
=, Apply to Capt, Samuel Hbbord on board n,
A'Is1' t'e' or 10 CHAS. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
The Cabinet of Natural History,
AND .---
American Rural Sports,

American Rural Sports,
4 = designed to embrace he high and more interes
ting branches Of Zoology: viz Ornnholocy ard
Mammaugy; together with an account OF the spor,s
an pasilmcs of North America.
THIS work will be issued monthly, in uuarto form
and printed with new type on n royal PAPER
Each nnmbor VIII contain twenty-four pages close
/ ~ printed matter and ombclshed with two beau.
thu! colourcd plates. OF Birds and Quadrupcds drawn
from nature, and executed in the best style with Der
feet history of each object So rcprescntcd-Ii will
also contain many interesting anecdotes relating to
Natural History; mud all other subicsts which may
give interest COMFORTABLE with the spirit of the work
as connected with fishing, hunting and shooting par
ties, the various clubs established for gymnastc ex-
crclsc, aquatic sports .etc. etc.
Terms So per aunum payable IN advance.
No. can &c seen at The store ~
J. H. NASH,
ian Aaett for the Work.
/ Black Bombazncs aud Mourning Goods.
DEkSONs m mourning will find the foioNing articles at
| 4 r. ~. JENKINS.'
pieces black bumha7ncs from - cents pcr ward IN extra
supethuc quality, ~ them flushed with double warn
AVID improved selvage
/ Black Italian Grape wells
Wide black crane ur do
Best black grapes, iDt trimming, &
Jet Aldrk raln,s rrcs for dresses
Do de- Gsuted nauttrues for do
Biack mcfarland worsed hose
pl'in and ribbed black silk do
Best black horse skin gloves
\ Black mode, shS and gsULe hdkfs.
The above goods u citations, ADD Will be
Soda REDUCED prices, T. ~. JENKINS
ES Mcdro shawl, Linen. aud Fancy Dry Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
CIRCUS.
For Me Benefit efMr. HqRRLNGToM

! N *. IL. has iiie honor of announcing TO The en-,
w zens Of Rchmoud. his BeneG, witch will ,.,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
New Books at Nash's.

New Books at Nash's.
's'HE Separation, Novel, by the authoress Of
Filtration" IN vols; Family Library, No
liz Narrative Of discovery and adventure in the polar
seas End regions with illustrations Of their climate
theology, aud an account of the whale FISHERY
oy Professor leslie. Professor Jameson, and Husb
Murray, Esq, 4 r. 81; Family Library, No. =:
History OF me Bible by g. r Gelg-Just puLiished
and for sale. be JOHN II. NASH. feb 9
~ OTICE-The -partner-hip of Manson a. Bib.
~ Der IS this Gay dissolved by mutual consent,
All persons hayipg claims asarst the said frm will
present them tn Warren Bibber for settlement and
these indebted 10 sad firm will please pay their re-
spectve accounts 10 him. OTIS MANSON.
FEB :, 1881 WARREN BIBBER.
The subscriber taSes this method o: informjar the
public that nc still! Continues occupy the old stand
immediately opposite the Governors, where all or
ders IN the Carpenters Business will be thankfully
receI"cd, and punctually attended 70 And heinz
anxious o settle up The sfairs of The llte firm OF
Manson ~ Bssber and hnving engaged the services
nf MIR. Thomas Cieun for The purpose those WAC
are indebted TO 'hr slil fun, Will please settle thei
respective account, y tn hun.
ie5 9-3t WARREN BIBBER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

GAYS DRDronr --NrW. w Gray Of tins city has Jus
published in octave pamphlet Of ~ pages Directory
containing much useful matter compiled great caro- which
will be found very useful Members Of Legislature Officers
OF the Government, Merchants and IN fact, every It
contains the Of tho Members Senate number
oithc class 10 which they belong boarding houses and
tho districts they Wpgcscnt-NamcS o. the Members Of the
House OF Delegates the The Census Of 1890
aud 1890 Of each county the STATE showing the White and
coorcd population separate and the taxation of 33O-Ao
statement ~ the classes Of population say tie sexes ages
blind deaf and dumb &c1hu Objects Of tho Government,
their salaries, &cIhc ncw Arrangement OF the Richmond
Mails, Calendar, &C. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets 81, Halves 2 and Quarters 1.

Tickets "a, Halves 2. Quarters D.
For sale at the Lottery and Exchange Office OF
feb 10 THO. -. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-r.,-

touh AND MEAL The ma set has bee n unusun
~ dull throughout the week, and sales in snou ~
at SO %, a lot ofS00 barrels was taken to d,v fro
store IN Market stree, at Sc for immediate de,,ver
ana some further contracts made during the vcci,
SO, to b. delivered in the spring. -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

We have letter before us from Washington, which
says-"Aftcr flooring, in II most dcxtcrous aud mas
terly manner his other nssllnts old Mr. Burgess put
tho petulent little Mr. Cambrclcng, Of New York, up.
on the rack, aud at single turn If The tCheci broke
every bone in his skin, from the ends of his toes to
tho top Of his bead-ho was literally crushed to a
toms by single blow from tins giant dcbaier. The
speech entire, hope, will soon be reported. But
m this tho reader loses much, in seeing the man.
ncr the speaker docs his work. Bait Pat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18
IN COU>CIL-MAGCH ID, 1881.


AN ACT fixing the salaries of the Officers of
the Corporation for the year eighteen hundred
and thirty one.
SECTION l. BE IL 5eaucted by the Common
C,uacH Of Alexandria, That the Mayor shall
DE allowed for his services and Different, for
the present year. the sum of four hundred dol
lars to b. computed from the day of his appoint
ment TO office: and that it shall be lawful for him
to demand, for every attestatiOn under the seal
Of his office, the sum of two dollars, except when
such atteslon shall be for the use of the Corpo-
ration: which shall be considered an addition to
his salary.
SEC. :. ind be Il further enacted, That the
! following officers shall have and receive, as a
compensation for their respective services for the
pgcsen, year. the following sums, viz:
The Clerk of Council and Auditor, four hun
drcl dollars.
! The Superintendent of the Watch, and such
! Lamps rs may be lighted within the Market
Square, two hundred and twenty five dollars.
Each Wnichman, one hundred and eighty-tive
dollars.
| The Superintendent of Police and Street Com
mis,inner, three hundred and fifty dollars
The Keeper of the Poor aud Aims House, three
! hundred dollars.
! The Keeper of the Pow der House, scventy-fve
dollars.
! Eaca Police Constable, including night SER
vice. two hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars. .
The Attorney for the Corporation, one hundred
dollars.
The Regulator of the Town Clock, twenty-five
dollars.
The Treasurer Of the Corporation, two hundred
dollars.
The Messenger for Council. in full for all his
services as Messenger for Council, and all Com
mittces Of Council. including Fuel, Lights, Sta
tionarv, &c. eighty dollars.
HI Clerk of the Market, one hundred and
twenty-five dollars.
The Physician for the Poor. whose duty it
shall be to attend at the Aims House. to pay all
proper attention To the Poor Of he Town. and
superin,cnd the Dispensary, two hundred and
| fifty dollars.
Which said several sums shall be paid quar-
terIy. out of any money in the Treasurer's hands
for general purposes.
SEC. 5. int he Il further enacted, That this
act shall be i'll force from and after the passing
thereof.
Passed in Council, this fourteenth day Of
March, eli .hteen hundred and thirty-nne.
EDM. |. LEE.
President of the Common Council.
Approved:
JNO. ROBERTS, Mayor.
Up. THOMPSON, G. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18
OBITUARY.

"Of chance or change q! Let not man complain,
Else he shall never, never cease 10 wall"
died. at Wilton Hill, the seat of his fathers
residence near this town, Oh the night Of the 18th
inst. RICHARD ScoTr FRoBLE, the third son OF
John Jacob Froble Esq. in the 9th year OF hs age.
This most Interesting and promising child, came
to his death by one of those accidents. to which
boys are generally exposed. and from which they
often suffer. the Kick OF an horse. The wound
was received upon the head, and doubtless MUIR
ed the brain, but his reason remained entirely un-
impaired to the day ofhD death. Upon The &C.
currence OF the accident. medical aid was lame
date!y sought for and obtauej, by his anxious
parents. but alas, it proved unavaiing, the great
fa was spoken, he sickened, he languished upon
a bed of sickness. complaining 0i nothing but his
head, for a period of nearly seven weeks, and
Thea with cheerfuness OOeyed the divine call.
1t seldom happens that child SO young, gives
any evidence at all of religious Impressions, but
this dear and amiable boy. to the great JOY and
consolation of his pous parents, at an early Pc
Rod seemed to be duly impressed with sense
of his reSponslb iIityeto his God. and often en-
pressed, in terms 50 very sensible, as 10 make It
seem the effect OF divine Ilsprra l"a. After he
received the injury. tn a't3I result of which, he
seemed from the frs t' aai,lpate, his mind and
soul, appeared TO BE- wholly occupied. in prepdr
lug tor eternity: 6is words, distinctly utter.
ed few moments bcCore he breathed his last,
were, 80! Lord nave mercy upon my SOUL"
thus affording l. lis bereaved and weeping pa
rents, the s.ee, consolation of believing, that it
was translated, by merciful God, from this evil
world. to the realms of eternal and everlasting
bliss, and to his sisters and brothers. rich in
heritance, in the contemplation of his pure and
spotless life.
Bush Hill March 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18
TINS is TO give Notice,

I'M At tle sub>crbers, q hiexandra County, in the
L District Of Coinmsi., have obtained from the Or.
phau's Court of said County, letters testamentsry on
the personal estate ofCHAvEs THoNP,os late of the
county aforesaid deceased All pers having claims
against the sad dccea:nt. hereby warned to exhi-
BIZ the same to ib,crnes with the vouchers there
Of pas cd by the Orphans, Court, on or before the llh
day Of March 1882! or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said esatei and those indebted
thereto are required 70 make nnc date payment.
Given under our hands, this lth day of March. 1881
ISRAEL. =. THOMPSON,
WI HENRY THOMPSON.
ALBERT G. THOMPSON,
Executors of Craven p. Thompson.
mar l---enlin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18
~ ashiugton Medical Institute
Summer Course Of Instruction.

Summer Course Of destruction.
ys<IE Course will commence the last Monlsy IN
March, aud he continued til the last day OF Octo
her Tht. branches will be laugh, as follows:
General Pathology and Clinical Practice by Thomas
Henderson, VI ID Professor Of the Theory and Prac-
tee of Medicine.
spccial and General tna.omy-by James {. i'a'i, NJ
D. Professor oil Surgery.
surgery--hy Thomas u, Miller, VI ID.
Obste,rscs and M,teria Medically Arthur n. Stan.
ford, NJ. ID
Chcm,s,,y-by Beni F. Nourse, VI d.
Institute, of Ncd;cne--hy James Jones, -. ID.
Theory ani Practice &c Sedirine-by Joseph Dor
rows, NJ ID
1t IS stated with pleasure t'ls Dr. BHEhETos viii dc
liver Course OF lectures Botany, and that '"ctoT
rHon,s r. JoxEs Professoro Of Chemistry. will ieciu7;
Oh Natural Philosophy
4 Circular 70 be ssuod in the month of February,
will detail more ninu,ey The plan the institute.
By order of the institute:
JOSEPH BoRROws, ". -. sec'y.
Washington, feb 2l-2awtlstApr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18

~ We arc authorized to announce c. +.
MERCER ctndidae 10 represent lue Counties OF
Loudouh and F.lrtlx in the next Congress.
~ We are authorized to announce ]. NJ.
PArroS candidate to represe ut the Counties Uf
Spoltsylvsnis, Louisa. Orange, and Madison, in the
next Congress
HP We are authorized to announce JOHN
TAL'aFEHRo as ndIdate to represent the District
composed OF KING George, Lancaster, Richmond. &C
in lhe next Congress
Mp We are requested to announce SPENCER
MoTrEoM Bal IS cAnd' ate to present the County
OF Fairfax in the next Legislature.
mar I2--lagtE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18
e Public Sale.
" nrreu Green NOleA.
The subscriber hay

- The SUBSCRIBER having removed from
- Fairfax Court House 10 Warrenton, has taken
= :. the above s'ani lately kept by Mis-. Norris,
- zi and respectfully solicts share OF public pa
tronage The advantages of this stand in point of To-
cation, the arrangement and style of the buildings,
are suficisntl, known TO the public The house has
been recently fife up and furnished in the very best
manner he subscriber pledges himself TO spare no
pains his part tn give entire satisfaction to such
may favor him With their patronage and to render his
house desirable to travellers, b0arlers, and the
public generally the src'est attention. and the most
ample supplies of every description. can possibly rem
der il. HENRY SiiACkLEfT.
WarrentoD, Va mar l4-eo3w
q = The Telegraph viii insert he above eoSw, and
md send It's account, 10 the Office Of TIC Political Spec
t,ior Ware Dton - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18
This IS to give notice,

y.yrIAy the subscribers Of Alexandra county, in the
D,.,r,ct of Columbia, have obtained from the Or.
nr,n., Court Of said county letter, testsmenary
h ncrs..nl estate OF JAMES Ii. NICHOLS late OF the
county aforesaid. deceased persons having claims
rsir.t the said decedrn' hereby warned to exhi'
Ia, rho s.c TO the subscribers with the vouchers there.
az passed by Orphans Court on OF before the lth
IA, .f Narcl., 1872 they may by law, be excluded
from al benefit tn said estse and those indebted
,h.r-to are requested TO make inmediste payment.
,,y-n under our hands this llh day of March, 1884,
WILLIAM JACKSON,
PIINEiS JhNNEY,
Executors nj James Brnce Nickolls,
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