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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04

.,,,cs AN Intervention ia favor vi Poland
Bsli 10 DELAYED more than two months, and
.cua NV pol,nd might be again reckOned one Of
''ai ue r,rnDean family? Two months have
rs -g" .nJ yet have not learnt that any thing
'i',s'' Inre tn redeem this promise. | cite
h' p]. S,r,use il is a homage due to the Wis
- h'I - faith of the Polish Government
i'a u . Generalissmo, who probably have trus'
''ey ,ss.s promises and exercised the modera-
80 Gas recommended 10 then. Hear,
~, ,,;,,.,,r for Foreign Afairs--l am not
~" I, ', -, answer any questions to day.
i t.at,i l.,fayette-lf the facts have advanc-
o .rol correct, YOU may say so at once.
:, ~ ,nI,ua,lons were postponed until Monday.
..,o, ~ interesting letter from a friend, 10
A. q. EJ1,ors of the ". 7. Gazette, dafed Paris
Sept S, 1851. 80.
ih,,s beeu somewhat interested within few
s., SEEING IA newly invented machine Tor
g5g mh,ri. DC. of so simple construction,
q, tho results are such as the inventor assures
49,, are, and have no reason to doubt his
t.,,ose he has machiues already IN opera
' - statements could be easily detected,
.n., in few years, do away with the old me-
,Jcr grinding with stones. A machine capa-
81. o: heinz worked by one man. gFinds forty
,a,l. Of French (about forty four pounds of
s-.,,.b, N An hour, capable Of making more than
,h,-,sl Of -four per day, allowing eight hours la
:. The -four is bolted al the same operation.
"A come, out super6ne flour. 1t is made with
u, heating the -four in the least which IS cons''
,,,.,l b. add to the quality of the flour, aud to
.,.ls, i more fit for keeping; and he assures me
s,,i uroduces more -four from grinding II finer,
.i.b, by the result of trial made blythe first ba-
=. M Paris, that there was gain oil eight per
.,D, in the quality Of bread over Hour made In
b, URINARY way. There appears TO be no doubt
IT,, snc,e,s The inventor is now construct
q, , machine Of t,r0 horse power, which, he says
ii, De capable of doing as much work as f'0o
,,,., & six feet burr stones, worked by an e,gh
,a,.e o,ner This will make revolution among
a. willers bur revolutions in these times are OF
t,ery DAY occurrence.
II am gong to night TO see machine said to
D. Gamble Of throwing water to the height 81 loO
i,, br tine mower of t,eo men. The result Of
the experiment. will give you in my next,
:. yoar,. Sc. Err"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04

ON'' Election Columbus State Journal.
" Inc 9th October, contains returns Of TIE late
''. '"H' from all the counties in Ohio, except
''O'' comprising district which elects two mem
s'' u assembly. ltPresents list of the mem
F'> e'eCt' OF the Senate ard House of Repre-
r'4I'es' classified according to their party pre-
''''uONs-IrOm Nhichit appears that the MAORI
: '.'''i JachsOnlsm IN the new legislature will
y" "''e greater than it was last year The re-
49, 'A'Orshout the State, with the above excep-
"o members Of Assembly. may be thus
unused up from the returns in the Journal: Sc
'H'.'SsOn' 10; Opposition, 30. Represen-
,.''>i Jackson, 81; Opposition, s9.-Exhibit-
"llOn'y OF about IA, in joint ballot, against
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
FOR New Orleans

81, '"e c'ppered and cnpner listened new brig
iaae s., TRIBUNE,
lie Ian master, will sail for the above port on
qlenrFI .s aTanI Persons wishing to ship by this
10Y rAs''w vii please make early application TO
~---'.So FRANKLIN 4 ARhFiEID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book suction.

Book suction.
I'm Monday Evening, the 9TH instant will be sold At
" my Auction Rooms, an extensive assortment Oh
new and valuable
Books, Stationary, &c. &c.
With Blank Bouks. Fancy Boxes, Looking 6asseas
Watches Clocks &c nOv3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
Wines.

~ E TS, casks sweet Malaga u,,...
lenE Souo do aarseilles Madeira WINES
va, ,55"Gs this day from the sebr R.bscc, an, rrz,
Nv sale low, If taken from the wharf, by
GEO. JOHNSON, 4 co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
Tuition
NNVWN
In Drawing, and in the Spanish and Italian

Languages.
q PiISTlI respectfully oilers to ;he citizens Vt
-. Arxandria his services TO teach IN the above
branches -.
Nr. Pni,tri is Italian artist, has taught IN New
York for the space o twelve years. and IN tins District
for the lat three Years an is teaching in some OF
the mc st re pectable families of this place.
Dyap,ng useful to ALTO young ladies, as an &C.
coIophshrnrnt and an elegant flash TO their eduoa
ton; to Young gentlemen, to facilitate and give an
elegant Gni sh to ,her course of pursuits, vz TO law
yer N the use Of maps, direction Of land. &c to
Doctor for The anatomical study, drawing chemical IN
strumrnts, &c to reliant, tn understand stamps
patterns SC t. mechanical professions, IT is not less
useful No tailor make graceful and well s'ted
dress without il; to carpenters, sbpbuilders, house
builders, &c it is indsp. nsabe; IN fact. there cannot
be wel.fnished mechanic of any kind without
knowledge If Drawing
This art like all Others should be taught gradually
-heginnr K with simple drawing and shado~ing IN
or AVON until the pupil arrives at proper proficiency
to paint in oil Any other course is not calculated tor
proper instruction. The principles ofthe art must be
understood the learner progresses w. finsiri re-
fers to Mr G. Chapman. on this head ne pr"pos
es teaching all the various branches G" painting cu
ding imitation in oil cambria or paper, an expedi
tous method, and preferable to any other in teaching
The Spanish Language is now particularly useful
from the con tant intercourse between the Uhtea
States and South america.
rhe Italian Language tho most beautiful and har
men,, bu of real and practical advantage. Derived
from the Latin. it must please protessed scholars and
students 1t is the common. and seens TO be the
appropriate language Of music which renders il pecu-
harry adapted to Dung ladies
Price Of Iuit,on:
For pupil, "a lessons to Quarter $40
From to pupils do do each
- 5 to do do do DO
10 pupils and upwards do Q. do
Night class for young gentlemen do
References:
New York, Hon 8 Van RENSSELAER,, Hon e. ID. Col
den, late Mayor; Hon. James Kent, Chancellor.
Washington, ID. c. Commodore Patterson ant MIR
Peters.
Alex,ndris, Chas. Chaplin, Esq. Thomson +. Mason
Esq late Ma, or, l.. Lewis and N Csrusi, Esqs.
II pinisr has already commenced his Evening
Dra,o.ng School at Mr. HsIlowclPs. As soon asa sui
cient number OF subscribers - o6ta'ned ne wiic
menee his Spenish Erening School
tie can be tounL at Mrs. Repeccs Taylors, on King
street Sumo of his drawings can be seen at Mr. Mar
tins Book Store.
oct % SIMS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
Columbian Y ,sur anee flee

.9Ier indria, o. fober 10 I81
NOTICE is hereby given to trs stockholders IT this
Thtution that an election for eleven DIRECTORS,
to serve the ensng year. will he held at hn Office,
bet ween the hours of 10 A. n. and PIP. on Monuay,
the 9TH DAY Of N0vem5er.next
oct 18Zte r VEITCH sec'ry
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04

Grand Lodge ofhs District Of COltm6H--
At an Annual Communication of the Grand
Lod,e Of the District OF Columbia, held at the
Central Masonic Hail, in the Civ OF Washing
ION, on Tuesday, the lst DAY Of November inst.
he following officers were elected to serve tor
me wear from ST. Johns day next. VIZ:
John n. Monlder. Of No. 10, NJ. w. Grand
Master.
Clement T. Coote, OF No. /, X. w. Deputy
Sand Master.
Marmadake Dove, of 30 1, Il. w. Grand
Senior Warden.
Robert Keyworth. Of No. :, K. w. Grand Ju-
DW Warden.
Wm. Kerr, Jr. of No 9, r. W. Grand Secre-
ly.
William Archer, Of No /, r, W. Grand Trea-
Nrer
Bro. E, Baldwin, Grand V,sitcr & Lecturer.
Rev, WIN. liawley, of No. 9, Grand Chap
aln
J0hn Bayley, Of No ;, Grand Senior Deacon.
James MuiIm, Of No. 4, Grand Jun'r Deacon.
john M'Caulev, Of No 6, Grand Marshal.
deOrse Lamb, Of M. 10, Grand Sword Bearer.
Samuel lsacks, Of No. 8. Grad Pursuivant
iAOInss Shields, OF No. |, Grand Steward &
's,cr' Attest, GEO. C. SMOOr,
Nor' Z, 1881. Grand Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
Tor Ro ton.

I'D 49,. The packe, brig PIONEER,
Sp9 % i""aVe despatch orheiSht
tGv; w. FOWLE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
Exhibition.
TO REMaIN FOR THO DAYS ONLY,
FRIDAY This Day. & SATURDAY.

Berchar0 & Co.'S Menagavie,
RECENTLY IMPORTED,
find never before exhibited in this ToDn.
At the corner of Royal & Duke SITS.
vTlHIs is admitted to be the largest and col
L lection of living Animals ever exhibited in Anne
RIGA Among which is the & eat
MARITIME OR WHITE POLAR BEAR,
the only one ever brought to this country alve This
animal, object of curiosity and wonder, now
stands first in the scale Of natural history He is huge
creature, inhabiting the frozen regions of the North
From his abode among the tee Islands, and along the
coast, he is called the uAatTIME BEAR Navigat-
relate fearful stories of his ierocty This powerful
animal weighs between seven and eight hundred lbs
lie has been exhibited in New Y'nk and Philadelphia,
where he has been visited by many thousands, who
knowledge him to be the greatest curiosity they had
ever witnessed.
The Elephant; the Royal Tiger; the African
Lion; the Spotted Tiger; the Hyena; Male and
Female Leopards.
Dandy Jacks Sports of the Ring.
The co!eicon contains variety Of other rare and Gu
| rious animals.
The animals are all we'll secured nv strong iron ca.
ges other proper modes o:"nt cment, at proper
distance. within strong railing, and cautiously attended
BY their keepers
Hours of exhibition from IL A. till 4 p. N. and
from 6 ill 9 p
Abundance 25 cents Children under 10 years Of
| age half price,
n d The exhibition is accompanied by Band Of
Music. nov 4--2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04

IL 10Th instant.
NEGRO SUSAN,
abou, feet inch high. of vef. dark compile xion,
large and well pruportioned When spoken 10. she
has downcast look and answers with much difidence
When she wen, #, she had on blue stripped cotton
frock and Navarno bonnie, trimmed with yellow, and
pair Of coars, womens shoes Besides her own cloth
ing she took with her white fr"ck nterspersed with
red figures fhe a51ve named sieve is the property
of Mr. Presley Barker, OF Fairfax Codnty and IS no
doubt lurking ABOUT the residence of her master.
Wi; give the above reward if she is taken in the
Count, 1t Alexandria, aud secured SO that get her
again, and pay sli reasonable charges.
X. C. BARTON.
The reward will be paid by me, II she is delivered to
me, near Ravensworth, Fairfax County, va
nov l--f PKESLY BARKER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEKaNDRLa, (D. c.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER s,
Sioop Mary, Allen, Bladensburg; tobacco to
w. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Hickory, Swami. Bladensburg; tobacco
for ship Eagle.
Schr. White Oak, Southland, Occoquan Mills:
corn meal, Sc to J. g. J. H. Jannev.
Schr. Alfred, Simmons, Snowhill; oats and
slaves to master.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubbal, Norfolk. Pass
ell in the river schooner Trio, bound up.
SAILED,
Brig Leader, Flanders, Portsmouth, n. H.
Schr. Julia Ann, Baker, Portland
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
For Sale.

SNH C"aO.
TRACE of land, containing acres, in the coun'y
of Fairfax adjoining the land of .hn Duhn; and
WIN Ban ahnu, tea miles rom alexandria Apply 70
r 1 Ta,lor F,q or Daniel + Duany.
lT.2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
,rueca Falls Tract Il Mount Eagle
FOR SALE.
WILL. sslthisva,uabet tract oiisnd, called Seneo"
Falls Tract, containing
100 .Acres.

100 AcreS.
,;s .,.,ed on he Potomac river, about four miles
,toye In. Gres, Falls. The Chesapeake and OHIO Ca
na IS IN the opposite side OF the rver' ns'an' "a
,.i,e-lt;, bounded on one side by the Potomac-'he
,lnr thrcc sides are straight lines and lies IN com
.tr,r,n There is stone grist mill and saw mill on
he land and mill seat. with about 81 feet tail on an
.,ne,,l;ns stream This land is we'll Timbered. The
,,h.r N Drov einentS tie tenants houses, Nc
rh;s Ian was formerly the property of Mr. Daniel
acc,rty who owned ABOUT ten thousand scresip the
count. 81 L,uinun adioining, aud who aiwaystonsi
3ered this land as the best ut all his estates
MOUNT E4GLE
tn Is situated nc,r Alexandria, COM
~ msnls n delightful view of the Potomac r'v
OK or the City OF Washington. Alexandria, and
- the Maryland sh"re-i' contains ABOUT
Forty Acres
The House isarge and convenient, three rooms pas
Sare and piazza oeiow, with Closets Kitchen and ian
lry all unl Ter one roof; three rooms anu passage mp
stairs. the whole Establishments in good order there
:; stabIc and carriage house-rhe gsr,enis pro
luctive is psled in and the whole tract wc'''ncoseI
r.sre ia su hcercy Of fire wood, and the wsteris
incommonly hne.
/miU also Nell Frue Tracts OF Land,
the ,anty OF hampshire, one containing 1884 acres
one containing 2l9 adjoining the lands formerly Geo
Gipin's, Christian stephens sna fiakes' one con
,inng 70 acres, adjoining Monroes, Slatford's and
ciptons surveys. One containing Boy acres, ad]o'n
inc Jno Houses old survey, and the lands OF Brown
west, Scutchfeh mi others, and one tract contain
ing 10 acres, adjoining the lands of Monroe scutch'
field, 'pin and others These landsare weiltimber'
ed and lie near the river
Also, 2O, 900 Acres,
Ont the Gsu,cy river, the county of Kenhaws, nes
the randolph line.
Persons disposed to purchase any OF the Hampshire
lands will call on James Mason, Attorney at Law WIN
chester VIZ. or Augustine j. Smith, Attorney at Law,
ciarkesburrh, Va. Those disposed 20 purchase the
othersnds will call on at Funston, Fairfax county
Va. or write to ne at Occoquan Mills, Va.
GEO. MASON.
Gunston, Fairfax Co. Fajune2T'
june 29-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04

:Ef1hs the late Col augustine j Smith. II now Of
w fered for sale by the heirs, free from al in
es14xs cumbrances. either entire or divided into
two Farms, may suit purchasers
This valuable Estate is situated Immediately oppo-
site the Town of Aexsndra, about one mile distant,
and within the State at Virginia, on the south side OF
the Great Hunting Greek at its confluence with the RI
yer Potomac extending and binding both streams
upwards of three miles, and embracing one OF the most
extensive and valuable River Bottoms and Poc0sins in
this country The Pocosin has recently been reclaim
ed by the construction Of dy Ike with gravel brought
from the hills great expense, by which Il is perfect
" secured from fosing This part If the bottom
alone contains upwards of 800 acres, 0f aluval SOLE
unsurpassed in fertility and in its nature inexsustbles
From experiments made, il is ascertaine' that the
whole Bottom will produce Tobacco and Hemp OF tho
finest qu,lit, and in great quantity
The Es'atc contains upwards OF 1900 acres, tho
greater portion of which is Bottom Land, having ex-
trnsive and valuable Meadows, well set in Timothy
The land is very productive, and in good Of
CIVILIZATIONS but the major part Ut It IS heavily clothed
with valuable Timber.
On the Estate there are valuable Fisheries, at
which large Quantities of Fish taken annually, and
both all necessary buildings and fixtures for tho
accommodation Of Fishermen and curing fish
SsSn The MANSION HOUSE is large
staYI!GA aud convenient, aud stua.s d wtL,n . few
isi ard. of never.faiIng spring Of the fin.
6 - est water, near which Is erected large
tw O story tone and brick eDairy, the stream passing
through large Kitchen, Smoke House, naive
Ne no Quarters, Blacksmith Shop, all OF brick ana all
in good order large Barn, recently built upon
the most .pprov ed plan, detached from which
tensive Stables Sheds, Corn House, Carriage House.
and in fact every necessary building and improvement,
all in good repair. On the lower part OF the Farm,
called wIGI ON, there so improvements such -
Uyerscer's House Negro Quarters, &c all Of brick,
large and convenient Thee src several Orchards,
extensive and Of the fines, Fruit In truth, the
meros advantages possessed y this Estate cannot be
enumerated within the .iu. of sdvertis, ment IL
presumed persons disposed to purchase will view the
premises
IT,. terms will be liberal; a small proportion Of the
purchase none, only will be required in hand; on
the balance long credit, if desired, will be given
Application may be made TO the subscribers, resid-
ing ~ hlexandris. JACOB MORGAN,
nov co2m w. HEWITT
r The Editors Of the Intelligencer vii! publish this
advertisement for two months, and send their bill
to thi, Office fo' pay ment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
a VAIN b T. Estate for safe.
.,,.ea. WEST GROVE. the residence o

Essis the late Col ,uguSne J. Smith. Is now Of
~ fered for sale by the heirs, free from al in
49,. cumbrances either entire or divided into
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
For freight.

Eor New Nayk
~ The schooner ZfLL9S
*%S:: Williams, master, will have immediate oe
snatch and can take from 500 to 400 bbls. freight
Apply to EDW'D. DAiNGERfiELD.
nov st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04

Schr. President. Kirkland, cleared at New
York for this port S1st ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04

Notice TO Mariners Notice is hereby given
that the Light House at Mahon's Ditch, and the
Light House at the northern extremity of Bonn
bay Hook, will be lit up on the Goth inst.
The bearing of the Light Houses on Bombay
Hook, from Cohansey Point. West by North;
from Ben. Davis Point, North West. half North;
from the buoy of:he Middle, West by South, half
South; FROM ditto of the Cross Ledge, West by
North. HENRY WHITLEY,
Superintendent Of Delaware Light House Estab.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
DRAFTS THIS DAI.

DRAFTS THIS D.AI.
Virginia State Lottery,
For The Benefit of the Turn Of Tpehsburg, Class No ii
for 1851,
Will he drawn at Rich,n, nd IN Fridsv. November4
&c Nos-lO draWn Ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE $l2 600:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No o. for 1851.
Will be drawn at philadelphia y Saturday, Nov
60 NUMBERS 9 .DRlU " B2LL01S
l prize of $4,000 1prize OF $4,000
do of 10000 so prizes OF LOCO
Tickets SIC; halves }; quarters 50: eiShihs >
10 be had in u vrr'2tV "f rur'H"'>. 1T
JOHN &. MANDEl.it'S
Lofieyy mn Exchange LHce
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IS Rev ard.

ELOFED from ;hs subscriber, the night OF the
IL 10Th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-04
MOUNT E4GLE

a. Is situated nc,r AIe1ancrIa, con
" "a manls delightful view of the Potomac r.
OK or. the City OF Washington. Alexandria, an
the MARYLAND shnre-l, contains ABOUT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-12
NeMONaA.

1rxur s,hsc,;ho, informs his friends ana
the public. that he has removed his estaohs''"e".
mex. door to the Franklin House iiote'' ( ,Ls
below his old stand; where he continuesto )" o'N
Saddle. Harness Z Trunk BUSINESS
IN I'LL ITS VARIOUS BRANcHEs' -.
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements &c ns
friends and the public for the liberal patronfse u
received from them; and bess leave to assure lhem'
that. with the aid of the best workmen' ana II hs
Pile supply of the most choice materials he =
able to render entire satisfaction to those VINO my
please to favor him with their business, eithero y orue'
or personal application. boon
He has on hand at this time, and will continueto Keep
a large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms;
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best qualityi stuff flaps
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common
Plated and steel bitted brides, OF various kihoS
Plated and steel.mounted martingaies
Saddle bags Of the latest fashion. and common
Velsses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig s dp barnes,
Plated, brass, AMI jsplnnedI mounted carryah mar
Wagon, cart, and drsy harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also a general assortment OF
EIepant Hayd Leather Travelling Trunks
And a reatvsrie,y of
THE BEST GIG s. RIDING WHIPS
Plated steel and brass spurs
plated steel and brass bride bits and stirrur-
SaddIetreesa and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and al
skin, and quilted at shortest notice.
Old saddles, harness, and trunks OF all kinds, repair
edAt the shortest notice.
septSO JAMES ~VANshNL.
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p We are authorized to announce JOHN D.
p,vnoru as a candidate for reelection to congress
fnr the District composed of Fauquier and C4.peper'
No. We are requested to announce GEORGE
cu,cu rsrrp as a candidate to represent the County VI
Esirf.x in the next General assembly.
rs We are requested TO announce JOSEPH
~ cv,.. as a candidate to representa- the DISTRICT com.
posed of King George, Lancaster &c &c !" .me 9s 3 =
NJ We are authorized to announce y. f.
ur.cy. az a candidate to represent die Couhl'es U
7 oudoun and Fairfsx in the next Congress.
- We are authorized to announce }: NJ.
p,T+o1 as a candidate to represent the Countes OF
spottsyIvania, Louisa, Orange, and Madisoh' II
next Congress. Jouy
T,rI.rEnno as a candidate to represent the D,su'c'
composed of King George, Lancaster, Rlcn'hohu' &C.
in the next Congress. U....
No. We are requested to announce WILLIAM
9 DANE. as a candidate to represent the County I"
Fo;rf.x in the next General Assembly
Mp HENRY FAIRFAX is a candidate tor the
~suffrapes of the voters of Fairfax County, at the next
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
s We are requested to announce SPENCER
NorraoM BALL AS a candidate to represent the County
of Fairfax in the next Legislature.
mar l2-lawtE
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IN f
JOHN L. afford, Surgeon Dentist,

JOHN L. afford, Surgeon Dentist,
VNENDEks his professional services to the lnhablt'
L ants of Washington City and the District. he
has taken an ofic at the corner of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, above MIR. Webb's Lottery or
fee. and opposite Gadsby's Hotel. where he may be
ound at all times ready to perform all operations on
the Teeth. He will file, plug, clean, and extract de-
cayed Teeth and remaining roots with care and safety,
upon a new and most approved plan, producing less
pain than the former method. lie will also sc, in ar
tifcial Teeth, by the set or single one, to resemble the
natural teeth. Superior Dentrifce, for whitening the
teeth and healing the gums, can be had at all times at
his Office.
Th, citizens of Alexandria are informed that he can
be found every Wednesday at Mr.. Newton's Hotel,
where he will be ready to attend to the duties of his
profession.
Ladies waited on at their dwellings, if required. The
poor attended gratis.
Washington, l831-apr Is