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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

Corr ~ CHoLEni - In New FORK, there was an.
pointed spcciol medical co,n,nitlec oc eigh, nhv-
slcians during the prevalence Of The Cholera. The
Prdsden' OF this board received 25 per day his
whole receipts were $fl a2j. The Other members
received $Sl5 per day. The aggregate of their com
pcnsution was $1,000.
1he attendant physicians a, the several hosp.
'aia, and their assistants, who perlel their lives
by continued exposure and un,rl,lgated labor re
cciVcd various sums, from 1910 10 $3.50
l he whole expenditures Of the city OF New York
on account Of The Cholera, were Il iofo0 Of which
nearly $40 600 in lunbcr VII DC a,afatit. ON,
hundred thousand dollars NJ least were expended
besides the private contributions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
Ff'qt lie s. Eanis Tunes, Noe. 9
SAT-

As'~g E.bort--l would ask of,ho., who IN.
de's!ahd those matters, vLyr happens, that row
oar H-HAtof CD. Benton has sussccdad IN having
thf 4'H on foreign salt so nauca cIatsd, that the
Pfl,- IS 81 mach 0treGSed came 10 town 10 buy
some henhe"a salt Tor my cattlc. and could not
get barrel, at any prce the merchants say tia,
lhe SAT- makes were afraid that the reduction Of
TIC dtiy en- foreign salt woud ruin the business; Of
maxim; II az home, and prudcntly EFT i, or and
l1a, now the rEce Of foreign salt must rise very
h3gh, because II ndst De used for AL PURPOSES
thlnk trey strange, Messrs Editors that .,,r con.
sressrnen make IL law TO Cause us to paw So much
Tor salt ami =. otend at the same time, i; was fur
Our benefit EapNC,
VIC understand tia, the assertions in tho F,r
mcrs COMMUNICATIONS are literally corrcc:-thero &c
scarcely any kcnhawa SAT- in ST Louis. and q.
reign salt higher than j: iras been sor many years
SO much for Jackson and Brnton's iudciuis IA,
!" 10 ruin san maSers Editors Times.
Tie Cholera ,ntts Hca-A case which occ,-
ed al fitsbcfs on the OH instant is repor,s on III,
l5th 10 be convalescer
he e,'ld-m,e Las lgeI.+a eli, q, T'-.nlrspt ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
TREE HILL RACES.

John NJ. Bots &. Mary Randolph by
Gohannah !,
L. Watsons b H. Sir Walter by Mon
sieur TonSon. H..
Thos P HNre's 8. Be'soy Whortlcbcr
ry. by Contention, , ,,r
VIM, X. JohHson's t. BMe Eaard. by
Medley, o
Time-~ls' heat an 55s..2d heat 3n,. is.
SECOND DAY
Propretor's purse S3Oo--,wo mile heats.
Hfary a. Ioyiovs eh i. Ticbicas, by Clifton, !
years old I,
VIA + Johnvon's oh M Annette, by Sir
Charles ) years old . . 9
isham Pockets Oh. IN. Dismal, by Con.
tcn;ion, / years old, IA .
John NJ Bots ch. m. Bctsey Graves, by
Sir william, / yc,,rs Old, sd;s
ii".--'s; h:at Al sos, I'D d, 3m. ocs,-sl
10 9m. q, 'u
me i'vof!te was Annette, and betting freely ON
her against Tic Gcld. The first hca, was eyiden,Iv
gwen away, by Annette and Tichicus WAITING ON
GAG! other. They mutually feared no o,Aer com
psii,or in The race
i nc second heat was very fair trial of the
powers OF both these horses. Tichicus made his
run al Annette on the turn into the quarter stretch
ana locke" her Up the quarter stretch. the whole
Instance II was doubtful! which was ahead-bo,t
at then best. Tlchicus came OIL, ahead bv n necI.
only. NV"
lie t''tu heat was run precisely in the same
way--ond won by TEDIOUS by about two lenotbs
IL was decided on al! hands to have been bean.
tiiul and well contested race.
1AfFa Voc l6-.Ioekey CiR5 Pu-N-ssIOAo
-eien e7frles-onil screen started,
'ohh I. P" hTtes oh. h. Collier, by Charles.
6years old,
Thomas p'swell'sb m Eliza Wharton
Ivy Director, yra old, o .
Henry A, Tayloes b. :. pizarro, by Al.
fred years old, y
HECTOR Davis ch. Ia Dolly p..on ,r,
1""T'1S; 9!s On us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

I'UHF VIM A. Z,
M'es froaitr Care dc ~ ds-- The brig Fun
chat. Captain Mohz, arrived in Hampton Rods
from Madeira, via Isle Of May, having sa.led fl ON
IN latter 9Th October, brings intelligence stiong-
~ e"naf'nafory ofths distressed condition ofihe
L.ps dc Yer. ls'anis generally, from il,e uwf,tl
ca'aD.iy Of a.al.e. an -..e...gent ras.t-s..,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

EOREitsN--A Lon,ea paper Of the 'ih on ue-
49,, has b., "a received =, The cfiee o. tse New
ycrh Commercial Advertiser, nv The b'.Sa Pack
~ LADS ogle A CIV of the d,,ails hise some IN
yerest. u.
- hrhas 10 Snssla, hal passed Though
grss, on his way home. Preparations are maxine
"A London. fcs sen1,neo,, an csrtdion % lhe 70
l., Sea. 20 ssretah'he tate q, the expedition tiaef
r..,sy,n Res. 9hic, bas iesn snians dissent Il Is 10
r,a..el wnhoa, Tia, ui,b captain BACK by ihe
,v.v of('nnala IL tiia tefri.aos % Tic liuhaoh .
EayfompGay.
I4 tHCM ani HOLLAND The Pfuss'an
minister a, The Freneh CsDt hal protested aGa.as'
IN. entry Of ,,a Frensh troops INTO Beleian' lie
vas ws,,,n- Tor ins,inc,ios fnn LIS onlfti as T.
Ami, y,sws al the ,royemlnis "a progress block
stc the port, of tlolssni
A nos,x.rp,, 70 the s'es,aqcr 4cs Cianlfs5 slate
a. Thai the Ans,rian Abassa1or, Com, arpnny
..oo,nc 81 10 tho frcnch Minister for Fofeisn
AH,,rs hat. Notwithstanding the des,re IF his cour
20 .ee tn affairs pf Belgium ,efn'ina,ed, u could
MT arrede 10 tie resolutions adopted by the French
Government nor conli Il pant my coercfFe fnoa
sares - be used against King William. In no
case i, Is aided, vii toe Powers ofihe No n allow
of nay i,vas,on Of the paioh soil A. Ia any th'ne
firfhc,, IL eplears, that the French eoyera'ncnt
viii NO, ,..e any decisive measure before Incoming
r-.,uain,.a with the dec son of the Conference q
flnt.on"
SPAlN-An accounts from BAyonne represent
the state Of Forllnand's health desperate. Il
psc,enled proclamation - D1a Carlos purpof
ifnr,n hat. been Issued on tas death of NJ.
sroihcr WIS published IN the Esgl,sh papers Il
/. clearly spuuoas but by whom fabricated aud io
what pgrposcs, does no, npPear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
Iyon De Haatri.ic Aarpcaie. .Sae. 10.

4 distressing olrHgfcace WILLIAM LEWIS, o
planter OF tins COUNTY was, on MONDAY nigh, last,
She, IN tie Bar Room of the Bell Tavern IN this
place by Jolls e. FEngf wh.lst in tie act Of at.
tempting . sitlle the after with n char a guar
rel wbiah ind csucd between the Two parties oceu
STONED the iJtil decd wifleh terminated the career
ola fellow beng insi IN Tie PRIME Of aye, and plum
ged young aud Interesting family IN ihc deepest
mourning The perpgc,fator Of the uct, awaiting
himself Of the hustle and confusion he had created
by tins sudden aud lamentable incident, repaired
Immediately to the stable, se,zsd his horse and es-
capod unobserved. He has, toycycr, returned
since, aud surrendered himself 10 tic civil au,hor.
lles, by which we understand he has he4:1 bound
over for his appearance at the mex, OF the Cir
cult Count.
However lrstfahle this act, done N soli defence
moy b. considered we are gricved To confess that
this IS the third homicide that h3s L,eu committed ia
this county within a tew week. independently Of
the attempt made To nssassfnate one oi our towns
m'a ON the public square. hlow long these SCENES
OF violence and bloodslcd will continue 10 soil this
fans country, God only i'nowG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
LYNCHBuRC, NOv. ~, isss.
PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTiOy
VIRGINIA

t3rThe following counties have no, been h,re,.
'ofe fepoF'ea'"r nave been .rroneonsly reported As
soon ms ti.e State shall lave been entirely ls.,a
from, VIC shall publish full statement of In, yo,.
compared. with thu. Of lS2s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

Ffo@Ne y. y. J,Hiani VI Clmmsrcc, Y3r IS
Etor--on Saturday evening last, two negroes
were arresicd IN lhis city, and put IN Bridey ell for
examination, by Mr. Constable Boi,dino, upon IA
wr Issuing from Inc Justices Court The negroes
were sad 10 he runaway sia, cs from Virginia, and
lhrr owners were here, prepared 10 identity and
claim them Yesterday, colorcd wounn, who
married ono of the men in July last, appeared with
some Of her friends IN front Of Br,deuclI, and, by
degrees, u large crowd al blacks collected arouad
her, md remained ,h,ye 'hroush the day. The cx
animation was postponed To THIS nurasng when
the place was aronaed With blacks Of al, ages aud
both scA'a Al 49, c'o-N thetwo pfssuner, wer.
brought tp ior examination, bnt ueir coti.scl sils
costing that they required t,mthertiale tocouerl ,.s
tmony oi their freedom 'ary were rclnandcd Be
tween the City Hall and Ia jsn ell an attempt was
haae W the mob OF negroes 70 rescue them from
hr outcefs, AlcsSrs Doldiaot and Davis whn
were conducting them fhc officers were struck
and pushed nsilc but with the assistance of soyo,
ral police officers who came up the lssaants werr
7ooh rcpul>pd -Four ul the mob were Immediately
arrested and put III !|rdrwcIl. No white Iersln
appeared to ailofd tho le.st coanteaGee 10 tins drs
graceful not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22


seaufsc d nations is.i iasl with VI. On Monday,
tilc aih INST ncgeo woman Of Mr. flickmaa's
died after an illness Of few hours. On Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Bohannsn and Miss Mary Ann
Gray were taken ard died tie same nigh. a nc
sfo man Of Mr. il,ekman's slso died ts evening.
No hoard Of heaJh has. as yet, ben formed |, wall
idohsblg be organized this evening. This evening
W have been informed there are Twelve eases
There were five deaths within the last lofty eight
hours. Eight Of the Twelve eases mentioned Nc
understand, will certainly prove iJtal
Fiye new eases were repotied al Louisville on
thr 9th instant No death
Lexington Ky euloyei good health on the oh
Inst
As. Lpais the cholera had abated greatly on
the 81 INST.
Nashville vas fee fam the disease On the 9TH
iast-Two o. thrse 9e4HfAt casgz sore reported
~ .he sth
The New Oticans Courier states that there were
ope hundred and thirteen u;crmcnts III the sesc.
raj grave yards ofthai city Oh the .}0th uli Tins
i mos, fearful mortality Wins, proportion was
Carried ell by cholera, and wha, by yeliow fever.
could M, be ascettaned.
Ex'raci d letter 10 gentleman IN Ibis ci,v. from
his friend IA NV OrLrAS8, dated ri inst
The Cholera RACES here 10 TN alarming extent
-Bnr'als 10 day III Some PAysclnnr say there
have been at least 200 deaths
We regret 10 learn by II gentleman who left
Naflnaburg yesterday morning iho, sovrrai cases
oi Cho!efh have occurred At that place within the
laSt lew daya 3snshcs}er VjtEi4taH.
Tne CnoiEaA made It's i.t appeafmer on tbs
Continent at l.ueoec o. In sla o. Jano Since dat
date II has overfun the greatest pat Of Canada and
thc Lhtal states. II has travelled westward a.
far ~ II Louis and soltlhwayd as far rs New Or
Trans on The Mississippi and Charleston on the
Atlantic. The number Of victims IN Canada and
HE United States, down to the prosenl Time We
should estimate at from l., Ooo to 2Ooo0, VIZ. ia
round numbers 1000 IN Montreal = 900 in Quebec
900 IA New York, 500 IA Albany, 600 in ph,l.
dcIphIa 900 in Baltimore, 800 ~ Norfolk, 800 IN
Richmond 800 in Cincinnati $50 in Washington
go in Portsmouth, Va, 200 ia st Louis, 300 IN
the q ) Army, nnd the remainlcr IN o.hcr places.
According to a Letter from Now Orleans, winch
we publish today, tho dehlhs in that city by Cho.
lere Gellow fevefonl other d!seascs. was 100 p.r
dom ratio Of mortality winch world carry Of
The entire population N a.ittle more ttn ayour
The ravh yes Of The cholera nj New Orleans ar,
fatal 10 The theory ot those who have mantal,,cd
that Yellow Fever committees nrr not liable TO us m
luencc II Is true that most Yellow Fever countro,
such as Spain, the West Indus Mexics. and the
hhei have hitherto escaped. And 20 had New Or
lcanailntH wnhIn week OF Tire date Of orr last nc
counts But tue disease ut ,eust n came IN all ITS
mal,Gniiy aud we see 40 reason 10 doubt that II
VIII ovcrrun the continent We should SUPPOSE
reasoning pro 1, TINT Yellow Fever countries
would be the scene Of its GREATEST ravagcs nor is
taerc yet any cvit, nee to convince us that such
wsil mol hc the result Of experience.
y \. JONI. Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

N"It RI, NJr. 1G
FiEr sTn Lass Or T.Ur--A distressing IRE oc-
rurr1! Ibis moln'ne btWcen l. and O'Clock, At
OF Washington street, C'secuNIcn Village. The
damage TO The building docs no. exceed $500 or
%'Fl- but What gives poignancy tn thu caIuIn,y is
hoiA1 interesting u,e ~, Or yc..,,s OF ags, Is,
the nan.e NJ Elizabeth Nhchrad 5etfaci 10 Ii.
fancS. tler father, MIR. Geurro Whitehead, IL al,
tempting hef rescue, was 40 had.y butnl TINT lis e
eovely IS doobtnl A youngs' SISTER OF The ,',aea-
sod WAS al3oh burnt = the hands aad arms. bal not
ID. --ransly. In eIving an aerount of the l,isas.
ir, she said the FIRE came right AT her" II OIL.
goated III the garrett where the tany were SLEEP
al,, ard had made such progress b iorr they aw9.
&rd t'a t3e Survivors had barely tine 10 es,~ipe
1'rs Whitehead ;alin, in her arigs an infant babe.
lie agony Of the parents Oh hctrirc the screams
ol / aohtlc wthoat h.tr- ab'c TO ,rscue mr. il,
VOID be die 70 a,tcnp, to describe Il IS believed
thai Mr. Whitehead noNll bnre persisted with her
5at tor the escfons Of The ifcnton. The family
are recently from lnsland, aud nov utterly d,st.
thic. Two other families lived IN the same house
by the names Of MKecvrr and Mkar,hy. /, was
owncdby Francis Gross. The lower par, is unn
sured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

TIC question iB'mzrcd Or H,w w,A NaA,f
oa'sen Work This is ma rble Pamphlet, just L.
sued ffoni the press OF AIR. Blain. 1t Is pra3t,c
view Of 5r aoctfiuo ~ Nullifcatlon and iho wrisr
ovl'ces perfect acquaintance with tbs subject II
all itslcsoo as well as political benrnSs. There -
IN mercy .hownW Mr.. Celholhs metaphysics.
The fine web ofbis political sorhis,ry !, dBen,ang
lei with nnease that shows thu writer's familiarity
With the true theory Of The Constitution. There
are some views which appear nove TO u.s. pan'cu
lady III, writers reading Of that pat of the Const
luton which gives 10 Congress the night tn lay and
collect taxcs, duties, imposts and excuses The
writer tunceiycs that the General e,ossrutncnt will
br able To enforce the revenue laws of the Unlun
without alosling even tho preexi oi secession.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
DOMESTIC News.

ftom nc Charleston s = Ngaasf.
Tar RoND c,sr. Tho United Saies ii seems
though they succeeded IN obtaining judgment 4.
gainst Messrs. Holmes and Mazyek, have found
It impossible to mike the money 4 house of Mr.
Holmes was sonc time since levied upon by the
Marshoi, pu, up for aae. and knocked of to tate
gifts mao, who refused 10 comply with the terus
Of shlc the ground OF the unconst.tutiona!ty OF
tho Tariff laws.
After much consultation aud dcliberaiion amoag
he officers Of the Government tie house was dgain
put up for sale yesterday, on account and risk Of
he former purehasff bbt mel angle b,d could te
obiaincd Sub is the siate Of publ,c opinion here
N respect Ia the Tariff ihas been already prae
iicsiy nulrdcd by pablic opinion. We ought 10
add that the Bond N ,his ense was given FOR dulles
on an importation of coarse Worllens. IN winch the
duties were lmpps'd 80 exclusively los p,eeeftea
10 be jgoi3b.ie7g ana that TIE eoods ~ question
were imported by Nj Holmes expressly Tor The
purpose Of trying the question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

Gorcrnof Gay Of Alabama gave the f,',,oe ing
patriotic and truly American sclttimcu; al a d.oneg
gwen Il, Marion on the - ult
The tNio'--its dissolution viii be treason a
cams, the hopes Of tho wo.d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

-, "A ia!I and deeply interesting biography of ST
a!'er scott Is expected from Mir Lockhart, hi,
law an author OF reputation and p.escn, ed
Tor OF the London Quarterly Review
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

BLANKS
FUR SALE AZ Tu,3 Crr,CE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

fx'facio Of letter 10 gentleman in this city, from
his friend N NV OrLrASs, dated 2 inst
The Cholera RACES here To TN alarming extent.
~Bnr'ais 10 day FL Some pAysiclanr say there
have been at least 200 dcalhse
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04

Lonaaastion.-Just as the southern mail was leaving this.eity for the north, sthis morning, the mail bag was discoy- cred 10 De on fire. It was immediately opened, fears being entertained that some hot political papers of opposite opinions, had got together aud were consuming each other up, somewhat af. ter the manner Of the Kilkenny cats Several packages were burning. and ono was quite in blaze. It is suppos- cd to have arisen from unextinguished sealing wax; or perhaps from spontanc- ous combustion. Conjectures as to any other cause are, ta use the or6'ina- Y pariance, 'shrouded in mystery
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04

It is not probably forgotten, by such as note the current events of the times. that measures have been in progress for several months ia Virginia for the erection of q monument over the re- mains of the mother of Washington.- We now learn that the committee en, gagged Tn attending to that business, have invited the President of the Uni ted States to be present and 10 assist at the laying of the corner stone of the proposed monument. The necessary avocations of the President at Wash ington during the session of Congress will prevent his compliance with the invitation until afler the adjournment ot that body, 10 which time 1t Is under stood, the ceremony will be, consc- quently, postponed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-27

o. indifferent both to feeling and SITUATION
I'm that he appeared 10 feel was, that artince
conld serve him nothing against the glare OF con-
lion that fell full upon him; and hrs readiness
% answer seemed only next to resignation 10
hs condemned in sullen apathy. When the eA,
ou,;nat;on was over, Mr.. Alderman Porter SAID
90 him. 6. You stated your name to be Cook
so,ne,hips. What is your name besides CooK!
:rhs nri.oner at first appeared not to notice the
asst;o,- AZ he remained with his eyes turned
Gownwards and his hat held before him with both
b,rIs. as il had been from the first; but the
nns,tion being repeated, he answered IN de-
cded tone as If thinking they oad no right TO
give him so much trouble, MY names James
Took, His firmness and undaunted demean-
our were remarked by all, he betrayed no agi'a-
tiou either in csunteuance or hand, aud nus voice
could scarcely be said to falter.-When the case
wae flashed, Mr. Owston returned his acknowi-
edrments TO the sitting magistrates tor the grea'
assistance which he had experienced from tue
poce of Liverpool, to which he solely attr'o uteo
me accomplishment Of his object. The police Of
,bis town have indeed, both by the prudent mea'
sures adopted for tracing this barbarous affair
ana, the vigilance and Intrepidity with which they
have been followed up, done much honour 10
themselves and essentially served the cause Of!
There il no murder on record Of such hotri-
hIs nature as the murder Of Mr.. Paas since the
year I-6l, about seventy -one years ago, when
r,eorhman named Theurdore Gardelle. an en-
amsI nainter, murdered Mrs. Ann King, his
l,ndlady, at his lodgings at Le'cester-squafe;
and, after rubbing her, burnt her body piece
meal to avoid detection.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-27
Choice Wines.

VyNE subscribers have for sale assortment of fin.
est WINES, in boxes of dozen each, viz.
Champaign Orimant houet brand
Lea,ltop Champaign, in pints and quarts
Chambertin Burgundy
"Ciossmsn & Coz best Chateau Lahttc Claret
"winkler," "Oppenheimer." "oberweseler,"
and - IIattenheimer," OLD Hocn
st. Julien, La Nerthe, st. Joseph and Lafitte
white and red Ciaret
White Hermitage and Sauterne
Muscat, Lunel, Hermitage, halyoisin
Chateau Margeaux
Extract d. Absinthe
Aedoc Claret, in casks
MADEIRA, in pipes, hogsheads and quarter casks,
old and of the very best quality
Sicily and Marsees Madeira
st. Lucar Sherry, Port
Dry and sweet Malaga, &c. &c.
june % a. C. CAzENoYE b Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-27
800 Negroes wanted.

n WISH to purchase them from the age Of Is to IS
wears. Persons having such to sell, shall have
cash, and the highest prices. by applying to the sub
scrber Pratt street, Baltimore, the intersection
Of the Rail Road with the Washington City Road Ii.
yer. commissions will be paid to those who will aid
IN purchasing for the subscriber.
apr lift AUSTIN VOOLFOLK,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-27
70 Rent.
70 Rent,
YO Rent.

70 Rent.
ia That extensive BAKE HOUSE, Chree ovens)
E-lEaI with commodious Dwelling, large, open Lot
and " God Yard, lately occupied by Samuel Mile.
also,
f1s.ssA The three story BRICK WARE HOUSE, on
SalEs!the strand between Jonathan Janney on the
sDuIn and Josiah H. Davis on the North, with the pri
viege of the south side of the adjoining wharf,
Also,
6sssA The SHOP Prince street, opposite James
Easssl Norris, and formerly occupied by him as gro
Ger. slure II is good situation for business.
Possession of any of the above property may be had
Immediately, and to good tenants the rent would be
moderate Apply to
7mo14 ROBERT II. MILLER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-27
Notice

COMMITTEE Of the SAYINGS FUND LNS1I
n TUTYONwilI attend at the Office of the Associ'
alton in the building in the rear the Marine lnsur
ance Office, on Monday the I'd Of Jul from to O.;
clock 2. H., to receive deposits Of moneys and WIN
attend at the same place Monday in each week a.
forwards, for the same purpose by order:
June 25-df w e. PAor, Ircssurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-27
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa MNnufac-


C2DiNCt ,CUaii, dliN SUid NANhuioC-
tory.
NAMES GREEN CRbne; maker,- inland, sna
Cd will constantly keep al MS Old stand on Royai
ST., Alexandra, q at the corner ufl0th ST., Pennsyl
vanis, Avenue Wsshington--a general assortment ~
the mos fashionable and durable Furniture which he
will equal, if 1ot superior IN quality TO an'
ever oilere din the misunderstanding part Of
Grecian, wingcdand plain wsrdrohes
Gothic, pedc sta lie nd and pisnsideboards
Ditto, with ce!larettsand marblesla
French and p!si n bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies 'an d sent icmcns 'secrctariesan bookcase
Pier,able swth marble aud mahoganytoP
Pillerandclaw lining, ores kfastand card tables
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