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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
BIGGER's PRIZE OPPICE.

nhA"lNG the Virginia Dismal Swamp Lot
~ terry: SO Dc 10 81 81 Go CT III ! 10 IS
TO-DAY!m
81 Nv wv 1ork Lottery No -, Ora wing 20 be reccv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

A SITUATION WANTED.--A young man
"a who has had some experience in the Mercantile
business, wishes TO obi ain situation. letter d.
rectcd to Y !. c., and left at the Post Office, Boz
No. 30 will be attended to. feb 3-itc if
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
in COUNCm-MARCH 5, 1891.

At meeting of the persons elected to serve IN
the Common Council for the ensuing year. at tne
Council Chamber. ON Saturday the fifth day of
March. eighteen hundred and thirty one.
Present, Messrs. Miller. Preston. Fendail'
Bard, Smoot, P. Jacobs, Morse, Smith, Brock
EFT, Gardner, L. Jacobs, Lee, Davis, Taylor,
Hough, Mason.
On balloting for President of the Council,
Edmund |. Lee, Esq. was unanimously elected;
who, after taking the oath of office, prescribed ny
Law. before Jacob Morgan, Justice ct the Peace,
administered the same to the members present.
On balloting for Clerk and Auditor, l. r.
Thompson, was reelected.
On baIloting for Mayor, John Roberts, Esq
was reelected.
On baIlotng for Messenger to Council, John
Johnston was reelected.
A memorial from Joseph Vaudeville was re-
ceived and read, whereupon,
Ordered, That the memorial OfJoseph Mande-
vile, contestins the election of John w. Smith
and Orlando 3. Morse, returned as members for
the Second Ward, be referred to Messrs. Taylor,
Mason, Brocket. and Miller, to enquire into and
report to Council the right of the said John w.
Smith and Orlando s. Morse to their seats in
Council as members for said Ward.
Ordered, That Messrs. SmoOt, Mason. Card
ner, and Preston, be Committee to bring in
bill for fixing the salaries the Officers OF the Cor
poration for the present year.
Ordered, That Mcssrs. Hough, Gardner, Mil
Ter. and Davis. be Committee to report on the
WAYS and means of raising revenue for the pre-
sent year.
Ordered, That Messrs. Brockett, Davis, Fen
dali, and Smoot, he Committee to take charge
of the real estate of the Corporation to keep 1t IN
repair, attend to renting. and generally to have
the same under its care and management, except
in such cases as are especially provided for
Prorided. koweuer. that the said Committee shall
not 90 into any repair or improvement that re-
quires more than $50 for its completion, without
the concurrence Of the Council
Ordered. That Messrs. Smoot. and Hough be
Committee to enquire into the expediency of al
tering or amending the present nsnection laws
50 as to require all inspectors to make an annual
report to Council Of the amount of produce SO in
sppcted by them during the year.
The Mayor elect appeared and had the oath
of office administered to him by Jacob Morgan.
Esq. Justice of the Peace, in the presence OF
the Council.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09

tbs city three or four days ago. They nave iods-
ings for the present at Gadsby's Hotel.-M Int
90
Observation-Disclosures papers to the 10th ult.
have been received at New York. The Provin-
cial Legislature was opened on the 9th. A meet
ing Of the planters of Barbados, was held at
Bridgetown on the 9th, at which delegates were
appointed to meet commissioners from the other
West India Colonies, IN order to make an united
representation to the British Government con-
corning sthe present alarming and depressed state
of the Colonies and Of the urgent necessity
which exists for immediate and substantial relief,
to save them from impending ruin
BRlDoErowN, Feb. S.-Ihe Americans, 1t
would seem. are already beginning to testify
much dissatisfaction at the slender advantages
conferred on them by the opening OF the west
India ports 10 their trade. They say, or rather
it is said for them, that they experience the great
est difficulty in getting market for their pro.
duce. So that Jonathan, after all, will not find
the great boon so good thing as he expected, IN
der the existing restrictions.
No less a number than seventeen Wesleyan
Missionaries have arrived here whiting the last
day or two.
The New JERSEY Hurder.-We mentioned,
some DAYS ago, the death near Elizabethtown oil
an aged man named Roll, who was dragged from
his bed at night by ruffians. bound, thrown max
ed upon the snow, and there left 10 perish. By
the Newark Eagle of yesterday, we find that a
Captain b. p. Davis, of Camptown, has been ar
rested, and after examination before court OF
magistrates, committed for trial as one OF the
perpetrators of this fatal outrage; and that an
other man, Lycidias Baldwin, who was also sus.
pected. and for whose apprehension a reward OF
$50 was offered by the Sheriff Of Essex county.
was found dead in bed at Morristown, on Thurs
day morning, having destroyed himself by TAX
inc laudanum-Ne,c York american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
WILLIAM WEIGH.

.To PRISrERs!-An ungrateful fellow
p. r.ne of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09

,,..o0 N favor of the Poles. IN such a
as go. no person can be surprised to lind
state Of uni" rer,ion is making 10 distract the
y, i. s' ;atct their forces, e0niound their '0un-
., anu hi, hrs; mas be we do not pretend to know.
low iar the circumstances, we cannet but
BIT GAus a,,J ne natural course for the Emperor
IIaS" "csalf IN the utmost, Ia detaCh from
p eIeII H. ,"y.s interests the leading influential
heir cO o., s,nopg the Poles; and in contest IN
-.arae,ee' noes NAV be considered as materi-
'h'a ''s .bsm. il is TO b. feared that the patri
\ AZ '".' I ,;r,ae Of some of them may be seduc-
l'n a" ,is rj9in but dangerous path ofintegrity
Z bnHOT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09

MUSEUM
o,en daily, from 10 to II, NJ, aad from to S, p n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
ALEXANDRIA, ID. C..

.,,rplqgy a.0RNING, MaRCH 9. 1851.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
Mechanics Hank,

alexandria, March l, 1881.
A DIVIDEND Of profits for the last six months OF
4 t,uo per cent, the capital paid in, is tins day
declared payable, the Stockholders or their legal
CHARLES CHAPLIN,
mar 2-d3,tTeoA Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
GtNO Reward.

vE3IIE above reward will be given for experimenting
l and securing in Jail 50 that get them again, two
Negro Men Servants formerly the property OF Henry
S Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY
uenr, is a nulstto man. low, but well Quilt; has his
left eve injured, and is about 81 years old lie was
hired last wear to Capt. Tucker, on the Potomac
J.rrv is q very black man, good sailor, about IS
years of age and was hired Capt Is j. jenkins, ~
hoard the steamboat Frede, icksburg. They we're
both in AIexandra last week, and Henry had pass
from Cspt. Tucker ,.;o,
e, ken so miles from ny house, or half that SUN u
n IN charles County, and all reasonable charges pad
NC" VI HUGH cox,
80. .,,f Charles County. bid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
%S>

Tons 'us American aid de ca,Opof the Grand Duke
,,' ,'s'',ne' spoken Of in the London Times. is
og TruepnewO OF Ex-President Monroe. but 4 son
W,. lGuu,as Munroe. Esq. late Postmaster of
no Iity, He went out to Russia under
hIsP'CesC OF Nr. Poletica, when Russian Am
r,in;n" O' 10 THIS cOuatry. and was successful in
Gcr, me eonfdence of the Emperor Alexan-
ye~,;0 anu attached him TO his person during the
'"4'Oder Of his reign.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09

Ship Prescott, Bishop, cleared at Boston for
this port 4th inst. Soop Friendship, Duncan
cleared at Phil for this port 9Th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXAADRLa, On. C. ,

ARRIVED. MARCH 8,
Schr. Cordelia, Allen, New York; ballast to
the master
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09

tn 80 TTs ~ the new Minister from France
"'e' states. with his family, arrived in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

sive spectacle OF discussion between The two hxhvst
ocefs OF the Government, displays In the opinion of
'hs ineehog, an unbecomr indulgence OF sei-h and
snoieuse eehngs-an oppressive abuse Of the
oil hs station, departure from personal dig uty and Of
heai deeoIum. aud are DISREGARD
oil the rights aud duties Of others WATCH whether ori
ginang In the workings of his own uncontrolled mas
son' or insga'ed by arful and designing vori,es are
equally to be depored ard ondemned.
Kosoved, that the citizens Of Peon.yIv.nia n. rs.
qnes,ed to meetin their respective cor dir,
toes nominate delesate' 10 represent Them in m,
prop "sed National Convention.
'Resolvsd, that tho following nrmel citizen. n. i.
com1iitiee TO correspond with the friends of Hem y
Clay throughout the Union, with power n ~,
auy vacancies that may occur in their body or ftbrw
deem II necessary, 10 add to the NUN be- ,heteof
Sohh sergeant Charles Penrose,
Samuei niehards, Mark Richards,
John D =" arner, John Johnson,
lawrence Snus.er, Adam woelper,
9onn ochoeheid' Jacob Maryland,
'l.s'n riue,' Joseph Mcl!vaine,
JOSIAH handali, Mathew Carey,
David Paul Brown, Tboma. G. Rockh;I
Samuel Brashear, Edward Ingersoll
James Harper, Joseph Akin.
J. p. Wetherill, Jacob n T,nc,.,o
Benjamin Tevi., Edward UavJoct
John B. Trevor, r. A. Parrish
Resolved, that the proceedings of m. ,n..,;,.
published in the newspapers Of the Ci,v of ph;Ial
phia. JOHN SERGEANIy p;1 ue'-
Samuel Richards, !
John 5. Warner, ! Vice PresJen,s
Lawrence Shuster, }
Attest
John Scholeield,
William Filter, secretaries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

10 Dan,ei Cal and Daniel .Nor6erne Norton .
q NENILEMEN-Hev wing paid and sati, led 70 VIM
~ as The Agents for Waller Dunn, Ex'or of john
ran ues neary the enre debt, for hich tho
Eauu advertised by you, Dsnel Norborne Marian a.
Trustee, TO be sold the Ish day of Anil newt -
nS1'e, ana having Informed you, that in few DAYS.
u certainty heiore the day fixed fer the sale shall
nave arrived, that be entire esidue of the said dsh,
snd De paid, with all proper for recording hs
Deeu OF rust and ns,r ing he said advertisemens-
anu having been by you, Daniel Call, inform on
, me I'm Gay CT The present month, tina, YOU should
ior'h"th eend the Bonds executed by me 10 Walter
Duhp, ana Tor the payment OF The residue of which
ne said sals Was TO be made and that the said sal
wouiu yet proceed 10 be made, for the residue of ths
qeot cue from ne: Now, therefore, as Won. The sad
OSnlri Call and Daniel Norborne Nortor, have under
akeu 10 act ard have acted, the Agent for the said
pu"n' hereby notify you. that before the day OF sale
We ready to pay the whole Of the residue Of ts
sa deb end the costs aicre ad and shall require IN.
Of the Bonds Aforesaid and that the nust NOT
De oy you removed, disposrd Of that tbey NAV
not be cancelled and delivefed up to me-
Your ohedient servant
=, EDWARD ANDERSON
"'"''" 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12
Mich %.

EtNoh sALE-The Coal Pits formerly known bs
IA 'be name Of GTdh0m'S Coal Pifs-By yirtue
OF ~ cd Of itnst made TO Daniel Call and The ,.b
scI,oer-oy Edward Anderson and Ann, A. his vile
ana recorded In the county Cour, OF Goochand IN az
Anderson to Waller Dunn, Executor of the last vii,
anu testament oil John Graham, c'd III be sold ON
the lo'h day OF Atril next % The highest bidder for
n money al Ha'iams Hotel, in the Cry of Rich
mond, the tract Of land lying and bsipg on jam.
river, IN the county Of Goochand, and state of Virgj
ma and described in The said Deed Of Trust az con-
.s'pIug pine bundrd and eighty two acres and che
quarter OF an acre. be the same n ore or Ies,Tbs a.
We is believed TO be gooG; hut selling as trustee bsll
only convey suth fiehi is vested in me bv The aa
deed. DANIEL NORROpW ~ n,Cypr rne ,a'a
March IL. IOI-tIs 49,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12


,A,..y ss 1s..: al ss Il s ss.s
DAY February one thousand eight fourteen
lands. r'" ." 'S' sA''sa IN as' concerning tsass
na.S or .' os s.s' 70, so., .1os,S r: @
embrace all such lands but . ss
Ned to ,.snd any land, delinquent psy@sut o.
May p q. S's' sa .sss 1.S1 Ss s
entitled establishing land Office and s,
g. a .asss; 1s sS. ,:s
s%:a se1re the passing of the said May session one thou
land. .R be psI ,oS aud Al. other dsnau.
Of the vs 0 S"Y hs s
80 And " to such s
as Ssr and sss a ssss &C. q Nay session. hun
S . III have been tn: rs.a.
o1f which have been vested by law tn. and Dee,o
sga q and .sss IRE a.
aud s Ii' Gay Of January enc thousand eight
redemption Of the same. "'''' ''0"su LOT the
.sqs s 70 for any S. ne or 10. Of .9d
r.? @ ,a and Of ' i: aud
IN e: csss:
S Of ,py eighteen huSdI,d s that PRIOR 'as s a Ss
is": iEs.tS hat he h. s's .si
@ /. which va, Suy recorded before Of this % .ns
no, 10 % and p so ,Ss s:.,
$ derive, and s yos ss. :. The date @
Sesa IS ss { s'i i duty s;.
sps or 1G or the 5,at thereof claimed II &
@ s a: s .s
Ssps s ss' :st a 5, A:
d: ,,%s with . @ shall Correct Ss. d. isS g.;
for Ss :a :: I;sd:.5
.y ice SS1 s. ssGs "a. 1s
.san, the sPpe.nt he s5jasseJ to n s.
d,y uH,s, he %o sns I 70, Of
end the sppeson appointed Aforesaid appeared to de-
tact Of land or p pt..0n s,,E legal of til. to
af % and not hsreiOSe President and
G s Of III; County 0o,cn said s ss' o o The
and ,hrtyhee that the and due hepesn
Of the % oeen sIoneo"y charged bs.is
tor which said land lot ned ena"n, IL 10 'ns year,
da OF Ss ss Court sse u ss,st,
na on iss pr %
from III. taxes SO erroneouy 80
and file the h Auditor wSo ss ~ Cd: CLERK
qu ss M ,s; s1eeO5dip,y correct the ss''
Nothing in this act contained shall be continued to .nn.
anJ any WE sheet The rights of person person. hodn
such .d R% S.ys of as rso':
Esl , :na Who" h: q;
been aud vested e%sS o, Pr chs BY
% AZ, o. Assembly and p,ieury passed the as
act concerning lands delinquent for the entitled
'%si%' Sa the
a ,snd a returned delinquent for
list, 1G be Of sy The Sn Ass.s
fore employ sddoS. os be ss r.
the due dSSf. Ss Seh n1 Tor "fh time
at the rate Of fifty dollars per month out Of INV MOI
inc fts,ury not otherwise appropriated 'y money IN
20. Hi, act shall mence and be in fore. f,o.
h d'y Of Msy next " 'e from ana alter the
aioSGH iiF E; s;5 g. .. tn.
Apru o 1881 aud Keeper Of the RolI,s
me Editor. Of the National Intelig cncer New yot co,
nIf0. hh%ond whs Petersburg indulgence Soso
pse p,,r, y9s,. W0so:i
sn DUNGEON Republican, een Argus, Kanswha Bsnn,1 c,,s
Wheeng Compiler, Virgins Press epu, oS
tive pn a Mono will the foregoing their Ie.p.e
tic ted 10 he month aud forward their
W The publ hers of daily papers will insert IN.
sdvs ,;ns ACT only twice week. The account fer
'he act and an affidavit of the publishers.
-f o. 1l2-2awIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12
'''"o0ie property in Washington City, for sale .T

''''"0'e properly IN Washington City, for sale Or
exchange for Young Negroes
Httii HEX one, two, three, or tour Houses and nj,
- 10 central and thriving part of the CITY, now
unuer ent, and ray ng an interest unon near co ono
al In good repair. The owners having AN 60 -" a.
me", WIZ give bargain in or more of The Hou.
SEES ana Lots, suit purchasers. Those " ishins -
ouy OF uaue, afe requested 10 call and Judge for
seves-iour or FIVE negroes will be tsken 70, leu,
iIou,e ana Lot The large slave holders of yirsinis
ana Maryland, and others wishiug to buy or t,ads -
gu ~ auu'esS tpost paid) a. SHEPARD
800" i'- 1O2-2,w6y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

SSOPERioR ALE AND PORTER, bottled 6v ~.
~ bWton who desires 10 inform his friends and tho
tubIic that he has now ready for imu edate use con-
siderable quantity OF first rate Porter Ale and Cider
ooied agreeable to The improved plan, having bsep
der' Tor expectation or home con.umpop punc,usliv
attended to- iJ
Temperance Society beUeT0ge-Bmton's I,npeyiaI
-, NJ apCVe Is very much improved, and reFomu end
ed IS a pleasant vi oissome beverage To 10 hss
az me matuiscory, 5. w corner Of Chestnut and Se-
April s 10 A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

ANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-By vi, tue Of
~ an order of The Superior Court Of Cbsncery for
he richmond District shall tHer for sale AZ pubii,
auction, IT Hanover Courthouse, on Wednesdsv ,be
Z,h day Of APrl, 1881. that bling Court Day, csra
.an lIaet CT Lard on Ctumps Creek in TIE said com
W, containing about 1920 acres -Ths terms wilI n.
one-ttrd cab, and The residue payable in ~ and NJ
mcn'hs-the purchaser giving bond sni ppeutty and
Deed OF Trust on The prcperty.-1he Land il divId
ca INTO tour loF,s Pist Of which will be exbibiI. d a,
me SALE and 10 The mean time, can be seen sv ,nnl
eaiion to me--Mr Laney Joaes, living near hs ispd
viii shsw u to rerfons DESTROYS Of pufSba,ipg '
VIM. +. WlCKHAM, Surviving Trustee
,.,o ol the Esa,e Of SamI Gist, dec
~ J09--tds
IANOBACCO- Puddle WGre-h0use- Hic60ond -
n Planters and otbeu,sendng Tobacco 10 This Wsr.
mousse are assured, tina, the srice attention will bs
paid 10 recover ng and securing the same
The drsysee, and other charges on Tobseeo h, IN.
wy o. petersburg, Norfolk, sc the same az 10 obsy
"senoutes IN the Ciiy.-freight %. SC advsroed
when required. LAKELAND r. FfstiFp
u..t q, Inspectors.
! "'" o. 1O9-tisiJune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12

"SPecr"g DsH"Yuent Lands IN Vnginia
ma AUpIToR's OFFICE, 4,h ApI,I Ise,
The following act, passed on the I,t ina, "a nmh,.
GU 'or me Information OF ali persons Interested and The
puune aen ion.is earnestly invited to its sevsra i'm
- pc.v'sions. As some time will necessarily
eaPse before the lists of lands returned deIno. n, G
,y . oil taxes can bs published, the o,cneys of
a.. sien lands and lots that. from any cause. nay
daoe ceen returned as delinquent prior to 1920 would
7 nn 49, " ,haK' immediate enquiry into N. snbi.c,
aos anu 1918 may have been returned by the Sheriff.
nu may now be in danger Of forfeiture, while, he
;oou. hers are prris uncoo scous and unsu,
.no, ., me iact. The insolvency, negligence or
emo'e residence, OF former owners may have incom.
Ueren nact OF land, or To- with single wears
W. on ana mat single years taration may i.ona rii
,, u o. me present owner. Serious and promn, a, .
'eh"on therefore earnestly invited 10 he subier,
JAMES HEATH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-12
INFORMANT LAW

y 24i,,. SeholeiieId, s.cre,,r;.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
.Fait &C quiz faut, arrive quiz pourra'


J. Il W. VI. Irwin
Have on hand, and offer for sae-
on HHDs. st. Croix
~ IS do Muscovado
IS do New Orleans | Sy1csp
10 do Porto Rico
so barrels ST Croix
so boxes single loaf
8 chests young hyson tea
200 whole and Ono 3 mackerei
80 halfbarels
100 boxes No I soap
1000 pounds cotton seine Irvine
Screams fine esp paper
20 do rough 10
90 do wrapping do
IS or casks Madeira
IS do do Ns,seilles Madeira Wines
IS do do white
whole and half pipes cognG brandy
3ppes Holland gin
so barrels old whiskey
IS do New England rum
so hhds West India moasses
II half bbls
10 boxes small lump tobacco
50 barrels potatoes
10 tierces rice
200 kegs FFF and canister gunpowder
nov "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Charles BENNETT
sy,simported. by ship Virginia, arrived here, and
Ill Herald via Baltimore, and offers for sale
Go!l's 81 and point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, ga, 10 4. IL 4, II a, 10 a
- 4 few pairs best family blankets
- Shoe thread in bales Of 20 dozen; patent
colored and " Thread
Cambria muslns and dmltles
Furniture dimi,ies and chintses, 81 eat variety
Ginghams and alicOes
Figured cn,red cotton counterpanes, large sizes
Vestinss, including silk velyets and Florentines,
Of very best quality
Gentlemens doeskin gloves
supcr6ne cloths and kersey meres
prime assortment OF 4 Irish linens, Sd and O.
.heetngs
e4and 1914 table damask, long lawns
Russia and Scotch sheetlnSs
74g green floor cloth baise
Clsrk's best spool and ball sewing cotton
Enc,sb cheese double Gloster and tn Wilt
shire of first quality
From the North he has received:
Best black Italian lutestings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
u orsted and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslins. figured and plain
Nerino stuffs, circassians and bombazeH
Black aud drab fine cloth shawls
Super6ne chJppa romals
In Tia and English bandanna hdkfs
Black italian crayats
Tickle nburgs, sackings and osnaburgs
A Gene, al assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Con,,.,,np f sat,nets, bedtcks cotton osnaburgs,
Canton snSels brown and beached sheetinss, carpet
bindings, checks. plaids, &c. &c
Fine and superine mrino shirts and hosiery; sllad
and herring Brtiport SEINE TWlNE; to be soidvery
low to close consignment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
Grape Juice
Negroes Wanted

1 RESIDENT Of New Orleans wishes to purchase,
n for his own use alone on q Cotton estate in Lou.
siana, family Of Negroes, say from so to 50 in rum.
ber Applicants for the sale will please state the age
size, &c. and the lowest Cash price, Address to the
undersigned at Alexsndrs, ID. q.
FRANKLIN < ARNFIELD.
nov 19-im
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
70 Nent.

.asr-e The Store Room and Warehouse un@
Hs:F der my dwelling. south west corner OF King
9SSf and Pitt sts., opposite Mr. Newton's frank.
Ess.ass lin House Hotel an excellent stand for .
Grocery The rent will be made COW, and dealt out.
Possession may be had 18th September
aug 13 q JNO. CORsE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

George. A0Mns"M 6 Co.
UAVE lust received and for save
IL 40 boxes plug tobacco
IL to the pound
In Store.
I pine hhds. 10 qrs and 10 eighths best Ma
deira wine Of their own Importation, war
ranted pure ,.:u.,
Madeira Of superior quany
equarter casks scil. Msdeirato
bales spinning cotton. for retailing
8c.sls cheese low to close sales
2s Or boxes superior real Havana segars
bales brown domestics ga to A. vide
barrels bright varnish
No. 8 macke rel in barrels and half barrels
4 loom in front of b. Hooes othce
FOUR FORTEPIANOSof fine tone,
and splendid kmsnsbp all of which are offered on
pleasing terms
~ Whcat purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
YhomMs Gardiner, NJ. II
SURGEON DENTIST,

HAS the honor to inform his fellow citizens, that,
4 having returned from Paris, where, tor the last
two years. he has been studying Dentistry under one
of the most experienced and celebrated gentlemen OF
the nroesson' he tenders his services to the public
aud hopes BY his attention and skill to merit patron
age. r
natural and most approved pofceian Teeth which lat
ter, by their superior manufacture so nearly
the natural teeth to be undistngshaoie from 'hem
when placed in the mouth.
Persovs who have, by cancer or oti disease, lost
their noses. he will supply with ar6ci, either Gre.
clan or Roman that be distinguished from ma
tursl noses. specimen may be seen at hshouse on
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and lotf Streets
Washington City.
nov 9-dSm