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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

WAsHfNGToN Nov THE following Member, NJ
congress have arrived IN the City, 10 addition 10 those
heretofore mentioned Messrs White aud Poinjexter Of
ne senate and Messr Allan, Of Kentucky, Johnson Of
Tennessee, Msxwell,of Virginia Thomas Of Marvt,oJ
inonss, OF Louisiana, Plunner and Boone.--sEaf Int
r. AsHINeroN, Nov. 2s.--The following Members OF
congress have arrived:
SeHote-Messrs. Grumpy, Tyler, Kane, Ewing Poin
dexter, White and Robinson.
49, to'"e 0 RePresenfafiocs.-M cssfs. D0nesn Boone
o. Md, Johnson Of Tenn, Maxwell Arnold Car Bouck
wisin, Dickson, Bulisfd, Polk Vinton sud White Of
Florida. ~ Globe
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MILITIA ORGANIZATInN

AT meeting OF the Officers Of the 74th Regiment Of
virginia Militia held at Hanover Court House on Frida,
Inc 23d day OF November, lS32-Col William L. White
was called to the Chair, and Capt Henry c. Street an
pointed secretary The object of the meeting having
explained from The ChairThereupon the following Pre-
amhe and Resolutions adopted:
whereas The officers delegated by The 81 Brigade to
,n ~ onVenlon, at New Kent Court House on the
10Th OF September, 1892 for the purpose oC aL ;
CONSIDERATION the amendments that should be made in The
mla Laws oil this State, with view of having the same
amended by The Legislature, recommended general
Convention OF the Militia Officers 10 be held in lie
Of Of, richmond on the I'd Monday in December next
WheTeupon,
HeS0,oeo, That we highly approve of such Convention
and will appoint delegates thereto.
IN motion" Col William l.. White Lieut.. Col. George
. NetheT"nd, Capt Henry g. Street, Capt Edwin Shell
Ton, and Capt Patrick H. Price were appointed
10 represent this Regiment in said Convention
hesolped' That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded TO The Editors or
the Enquirer and Wing, will, request thai thew nblsJ
the same in their respective papers
VIM. l.. WHITE, Chairman
Sru
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ne ia'e military h0vSmcnt which has caused ,o,,1c
independent Of Carohian politics. al least NO, ia
Of any sppehended difficulties in
"sw anu extensive work Intended for the defence OF
ne soor' called Castle Pinckney has Just been Finished
ami u Is to garrison this ior6eaiio tliar the two Con-
paies OF Artillery have been tieistiiGd r,r, Por,
MoDroe.-BGH. Gdxctfe ~ N''"0ss
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EsEH1 EVeEEK1'!S OFFICE. :
bzElOn Canal Lottery a,EnSs NJ, 81 a

Drawing to be received Tuesday 9Th Deco morning
100 Of 81 900, SC. 'F' WV
Tickets $40, halves 50, quarters s. so, for sale
IL Or'icrs from the country enclosing CASH or vrize
TOT uekeS' promptly attended 10, II addressed 10
HORACE BfDWELL, Richmond. Va
November d. ss' "
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Va, Friday, Nov. 30.
ELECTIONS


MAssAcHUsErrs.-The whole number of votes give n
in for Presidential Electors was so cas-
For the Clay Ticket, sI,s63
For the Writ Ticket, IA 600
For the Jackson Ticket "a 600
RHODE lsLAND.-The Clay ticket has received plu-
rah'y OF votes aud has consequently succeeded. In 23
towns the electoral votes for Clay $685. Jackson
VERMoNr.-The Anti Masonic r ia su,uosed n b,v.
succeeded by plurality of two three thousand
NEW foRK-Mcao Jackson majority 1850.
Whole number of votes 323, 1913.
N. JERSEY Ongress-Messr. Dickerson ScbencL
Foster, Shinn Lee and Parker (all JacksoD) elected
of 49, 80 ''
LoUistANA:--In 26 Parishes, the Jackson Ticket has
majority OF 9S2 There is doubt about its success
MIssrssIPPI-The Jackson ticket has succeeded by n
large majority.
The Natchez Journal of the 9th states that James c.
wilkins Esq President of the Branch Bank in this City,
has received the appointment from the Governor of this
stale oil Senator, TO fill the vacancy in the Senate of the
United States, occasioned by the appointment Of the Hon
Powhatan Ellis Judge of the District Court of the United
States Tor the District Of Mississippi For than thirty
years Mr. Wilkins has resided in Mississippi engaged for
the most part in mercantile pursuits"
OHIo.-The Jackson majority is 47O7.
In GEORGIA. the Ttoup Electors ITO for Jackson
aud Van BUREN, have succeeded by vote Of 1898 TO
1852
INDIANA-The estimated majority for Jackson. 80
MissoURI-The ST. Louis Republican (Clay) says, that
Cen jackson has undoubtedly received the vote Of tia
State.
ILLINOIS Ditto of this State.
SOUTH CARoLiNA-A correspondent of the Charles
ton Evening Post, from Columba under date of the ODD
says, The legislature IL is believed, will give blank
electoral vote"
ALApAMA.-Thc jackson and Van Buren, Ticket is
elected.
SUM TOTAL ELECTORAL vorEs.
For Jackson, ale
Clay, 81
South Carolina vote thrown away, IL
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NEGRoES FOR sALE-WiR be sold to the highest
bidder Tor cash, at McCOy's Tavern, the Town OF
!C"mberland County, on the lst of Jarary
next lair, II not the hrst fair day thereafter aodttS
~ likely Virginia born slaves There are aineyx them
number oil hrst rate house Scrvas-b beth male and e
mae-two Seansttesses two good Ostlers and an excel
lent lehae Cook-Persohs wishing to purchase Tor their
own use, woasd do well 10 attend this sale
c,, JOHN TNNDY.-
N'ONN''"""' november 81 59-wiJan.
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I6S.2t3 .s96

The votes in the Jackson electoral column for 1892
are those given for Mr. Livingston, who owing to mac
curacy in the returns, &C. has 39 votes less than Mr.
Garrow; and the vote in the coalition column is that of Mr.
Kent, who has s5 more than Mr.. Spencer. The mean
majority for the Jackson ticket is 1850 The whole
number OF votes estimating the highest jackson and the
lowest coalition candidate is 1923 1873 ALBANY Argus
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NJ, r,., - COMMUNICATED.
to invite attention TO scheme now in rapid progress of
execution allude 10 the formation OF CoDpanv 10 RIM
Steamboat on James River. In the success of This obec
me citizens OF Richmond, Petersburg, WILLIAMSBURG Nor
iok ana the residents OF both banks of James River
deep interest To them, il holds out the prospect nj
greater accommodation and facility OF
the different landings the river, than they have ever
heretofore enjoyed.
The citizens OF Richmond appreciate the advanages ot
the establishment OF the PEOPLES SrEAMaoAr
from their liberal subscriptions stock and the univer
sal appreciation with which he scheme has been eceived
FOUR hundred shares have been subscribed in RcbnonJ
alone and there is little doubt that one hundred more will
be taken before the books closed here The stock
mas been very generally distributed. The average suI
scrPons VIII not exceed three shares by each nyidnaI
his Is as 1t should be; 1t makes the boat enphacsy
the a. Peoples LINE"
when this line becomes connected in tho Spring with
mo PeoPIes Line Ga line that goes into operaton
IN march, between Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA our c
zens VIII be enabled To leave their homes on one nornino
and be landed in Philadelphia O'Clock on the follow
ing day Exclusive Of this facility the stock in this com,
Pany promises TO be of profit in two modes-6rsf i'm
me saving TO the travelling stockolder by the reducbn
the are OF the boat, which is proposed TO establish AZ
mree dollars between Norfolk Richmond and in thai
r"o To The intermediate landings OH the river-and So
condly, by the dividends that will doubtless accrue ON mo
shares. Wv ' VIC
he new line will commence running as early in arch
As lhe Stale OF The navigation will allow.
PRO BONO PUBIICO
Richmond, November
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III q. SrREEr, Seerefaru. :

1J In Of the impressions of our last o,ret NJ, JoL n -
n wnGe premature death heeame painful duty to
SAID 70 DO tho of Mr. John Robertson the Cashier of o
accidentally committed '''' -" e'loi was
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nf,pv,I.I1
DEATHS

n ihnt-aay evening 'he 18Th inst Rev James po,.,
W. "e0s' iVming VI Louisa, Mira Mary o. CoSn OF n'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30
John FInXrf

Ioney " represented as unusually stout and sron,
man. apparently weighing 100 200 lbs nearly or oui,c
'ee hgh about 80 years age, colour dark though St
really black but shade between that and dark inula
TO- lace very broad full black beard generally wears
arg MINISTER'S cohildeni, npuden and ferocious count
tenancc AMI his general appearance sucbvas onIJ a.
rae attention al hrs sight 1t thought he will attempt
70 leave the State by way OF Petersburg, RichmopJ or
Norfolk or'probibly by the West
November 80. 20 No.,
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by the Gore'Iaor the Commonwealth of ViEyiaiaI
a PROCLAMATION 4.

A& HEhEAS, 1t has been made known 10 the Execu-
i've, Una! ON The night of the 18Th lust violent
assault with intent TO murder wa committed upop The
VI ,ior"ce H. Rowland, IN the county Of Mecklen--
burg, by Ioncy. negro au slave the
ripmeS' OF mat county, and that the said Toney has ed
rom JUS ice aud now go M large: have thougIt4t
u'' procidnd' ~ oiisring reward Of Two HUI
urea Do'iHrS to any sson VINO will apprehepa Tie sans
1'e ioney ana convey in TO the Jail Meckleni,frg
county mat he may be de ait wif according TO law and
"" moreover require all officers, civil and military and
eNho'' ne COOL people # the Cononweal use their
ofSt thdeavos TO cause the said roney TO he
aud brought to justice.
-. Given under my hand and Under The lessty zeal
l0LNhl OF The commonwealth, Richmond, this 23rd
DAY OF November. lHH2.
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NoIlCE.-A Petition will be presented to the next
General Assembly, for an increase Of tolls at Mao's
Bridge. 1911 Nov q I
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GoOehland. November 80.

n NLASSlCAL SCHOOL.-The School All Long CreeL
X LOUISA county, will be continued next wear under
me lhnedlate suPerinendence of the subscriber ybo
mas had twenty years experience in the profession he has
chosen In this School will be taught the Greek and min
languages, English Grammar English Composition Geo..
graphy with the use OF Maps and Globes Mathematics
Artmneuc. The School Will commence on Monuay the
zfS' OF January, 1888 and terminate on the first day of
December following. There will be a vacation of four
weeks commencing onthe Holiday Of June The char,e
LOT Doa'd tuition, washing, lodging fuel will be 81 10
payable, one halt the LIST day of June 1883 and the
otheT hall on the LIST day OF December following long
Creek IL SO miles from Richmond 81 from Frederick
burg, "a from Orange Cour House and IS from Carriers
vile The stages from Richmond toOfange Court house
ana from fredericksburg TO Gainesville pass
byhe school house. Letters the sabscriberseul he
dfectedto Long Creek p o., LOUISA.
NoTember9O. [59-Iaftil WILLIAM NELSON
NoTICE.-AI persons having claims against The "a
LIZ tate Of Robt Johnston dec d. or against me Aperc,,
'ey carried on Tor him by james M Johnston are
Ell 70 present them 10 the undersigned; aud those iudeb,
10 me same, are requested 10 make speedy payment
feter Johnston - authorised 10 receive and grant A
leases Tor any money paid 90 Of said debts
ANDREW WHITE
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
:. Executors o. Robert Johnston decd!
oo' 59-w4iv
NOTiCE-All persons indebted 10 lie Estate At Tive
X " LATE VIM Cowan, decd, will please make imn,e
"'"'c payment 10 G. " RAYMOND
=, - .4t0TneyJ0 I the Admin stratyir
49, ~ 59-At
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he Secretary OF the Treasury, acknowledges the re-
eept oil bre hundred dollars, Transmitted aiiony
6eore accounted for"
Ireasury Department. Mov 22d. Iss2-[Y 1Lnhe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
The Alexauaria Museum

rs open daily for the reception OF visitors This
Institution, dedicated ultimately to charitable
purposes, has been visited by the most illustr'ous per-
sonages of the United ststes and II foreign countries
who stand foremost for their learning and respectao,ii'
tv. and who have declared to their friends aud to the
undersigned the exalted pleasure and satisfaction they
experienced, in b~eholding q collection at once so rare
and important. blended, ssi / is, with the history o. our
own country, IN particular. and which can be founl IN
no other place.
To the above fact, all who may likewise honor the
establishment with q visit, will be enabled to bear tes-
timony, and will. beyond doubt, participate in feelings
of a kindred nature. L. MouNifohD'
NAV % Msnsger.
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New Patent Soda rOuMtain.

,E>HE subscriber respectfully informs The Public that
4 he has so ~simpli6ed the Soda Fountains, that they
may be pu, in operation without the aid OF force pumps
for gas or any ther apparatus, exc pit the msenine ior
ho!dine the water and drawing the same. This foun'
tain can be made for twenty dollars OF a large SIZE,
exclusive of the right to use it. The water IS free
from the objection of being contained in copper CTS
terns, as those now in use (of the patent tounts) are
made of stone Persons wishing to purchase a supe
rlcr Soda Fountain, or = Right to use one or me ex-
cl,siv. ,;yht of a town, county or state, will please
,n,ke .ppI 3 tim TO Z IL. DUFFEY,
.I.vanI-. Nav 2I-lw Patentee.
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u.m Line for

The proprietors Of the Steam
- Boat FREDERICKSBURG,
AIA~ have concluded to place her
a@ESrNE on the route between the
n.'sc, Of coIumbia. Norfolk and RicSmand BY tins
,1rgsmr",; S by having a Boat it0iee a week, in
'. r.. o. rrSls2rck,burs will commence running on =
lG . nest, the 81 April, leaving washington a, .
he-dAy nen' ~ .Lsx.ndria at q o'clock, for Old
asoI', =. snI Richmond, returning. leave Rich
1 S,,i On s,urd'y morning at s clock: and Norfolk n x, an
saf''! S.Sb,1,1on On Monday morning, and CONT
ia ~. 1"lnr the season If sufficiently encouTsged1 to
rD on the ,,me days and hours. al IT S"e ,h Ss% Steam sro Boat ot
Potomac s,IoJ hy cont.in
nh N,yett, is a swift and good Boat WIN q ns'
-. ms Dressure Engine. and her sccnmr!o s'l"ns 'or
,,,,o,,rs and freight such as it is hoped Will give Sd
p, freigh, or passage apply TO the Captain on board
BsNONI WHEAT,
OF" ~ IS Agent.
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ALE AT AUCTION.
BY ID. MUTT

an Friday, the 9Th day of June, will be sold at the
~ Auction Store of VIM. ID. Mutt.
. II Three Story BRICK DWELLING,
eIsTa with a Store and Cellar under the same, situa-
AsS2 ted on The south side Of King street. between
49, St. Asaph and Washington stree's,--iront'
ing on King street twenty three feet, and extend ng
back eigh u feet to an alley, with the right OF way
over said allev appurtensnt thereto Sale to take
place at 4 o'clock, at the place aforesaid Terms of
sale then and there to be expressed.
r.. TAYLOR.
may 23-dts trustee
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NEW SERIES VOL s7aNOo $3.50
SATURDAY. MORNING, MAY 80, $685.


IAND. now in the occupancy of William Yestes, lying
to the south of Franklin street, and vest OF Fairfax
street, partly in the County oil Fairfax ana party III tue
| County of Alexandria
I6th.-FORTY-TWO ACRES, adjoining
that last mentioned, now in the occupation OF -,
and lately in the occupation of,he said VIM Yeates
18th THREE ACRES. lately occupied by
Alexius Johnson. at a rent Of 6 dollars per snnum.
1sth.-ONE SQUARE of GROUND, bound
ed on the east by Arlington street, on the we" os
Columbus street, on the no. tn by FrahKhh street, a"o
on the south nv leh-rsnn street. .
leth.-TEN ACRES OF LAND, south OF
the last mentioned lot, and immediately west OF the
Catholic Chapel. oDo,>o
e0th-And the following mentioned GROUND
RENTS or ANNUIrIES, viz:
On a Water Lot adjoining and to the north OF Deans
Wharf, per annurn fifty dollars. =,
On one quarter of q square, corner OF Prince ana
F.vette streets, and one quarter Of a square, corner
of Duke and Patrick streets: on both Lots, per an
mum. forty dollars.
On a Lot on Columbus street, per annum. faeeh
dollars and twenty cents. g..
On another Lot on Columbus street, per shhum' ~
teen dollars.
ON a Lot on Fairfax street, per amman, twenty dol
lars.
On two Lots on Fairfax street, each 80 feet front,
thirty dollars and forty cents
On a Lot on Fairfax, aear Frank lin. street, ~ feet
front, sixteen dollars and sixty seven cents
On a Lot on Fairfax street, 50 'eet ~ ihchss "o"'
fifteen dollars and twenty cents.
ON a Lot on Columbus street, As feet front, twenty
two dollars and fifty cents.
On a Lot corner of Prince and Fay ette streets, TWEEN
ty dollars III
fThe sale on Wednesday, the 9th of Nay, VIII
commence at 10 o'clock in the morning, in front OF the
Sugar House on the first described Lot on Washington
street And on Thursday, the 10Th OF May, VIII com
mence at 10 O'Clock in the morning, on or near ue
premises first described to be sold on that day. al the
corner of Franklin and Columbus streets.
Terms made known Al the lime and places ct sale.
Il. TAYI.OR
PvINEAS JANNEY,
THOs. SMITH,
apr 9 cots iru'ees
aprhe sale of the above described property
is postponed till Monday aud Tuesday, the l'th and
18th DAYS of Juae next ensuing, to take place al tue
hours and places above me ntioned.
NAV 9-eots
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rNving Goods.
NAV 9-eOts

NHARIES BENEFIT has received and offers Tor
. sale, a general assortment OF
GOODS adopted TO THE SEASON.
The following are \ part:
Superfne cloths and kerseymeres OF 'st qus''ty
Merino and Vigonis kerseymercs
Book, camoric, iiconet and null muslins
O. am! 8 i dimities
Calicps and g,ngbams of first quality
General assert nent ~ofcotton and silk hosiery
a. and India nankeens
VERY best Matiuni black Italian !ustring
Bandsnnl and H.g hanakerchief'
London driilinss r
Rinks's best cotton and Rouen kerseymeres, tor
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored canbries
IIemming's LIST quality needles, imported direct
aud warranted genuine
Gentlemem's English doeskin gloves
Clark's X Lhspp's best sewing cotton IN spoons
and balls
4,43, and 5 10 pins
Letter paper of various qualities. from the Brandy
wire Factory
Fnolscap and common post paper
Ga So irish, Scotch aud Russia shect'ngs
A variety of diapers; Irish linens aud lawns
German tiCklenbuTgs aud buriaPs
Cotton burlaps, verN stout
Shoe thread, seine twine, &c. &c apri%
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z a Nevn

sSAKEs this method OF informing the C'nze's OF
L Alexandra, ard II, vicinity, that he IS now pre-
pared to furnish a full BAND of MUSIC Tor m''''SrN
parslcs or excursions of pleasures or par,
the Flute. Clsrionet, or fancy instruments oe'o""n,s
10 a Military Hand Ills Class meets nearly ofpos'e
the sec md Presbyterian Church. He can De seen
N time at Mr Morris Tavern, on Union street.
TTNational InteIIigencer will insert the ABOVE ''
and sen, their account to this ONCE
may
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lust Received on Sase.
RY nm. NJ MORRISON.

NJ ,,,rod ,c,ory Discourse and Lectures delivered
hefore the American Institute Of Instruction., IN
boston, August 1881; published under the direction
OF the BOARD nf Censors:
Nut,o!ps Orthodoxy of the Unr;ed States and Ca
NADIA.
French Word Book: or. FIRST Step 10 the french
| angusge, to which is annexed the French Phrase.
Book, by " liable Bos,ut. -,
French restamenr; %!!uttGn's Book OF Nature laid
open, bv Rev j.. l. Bake, An .,
Also-Let,ers OF Henry Lee, On the "r'tlngF aho
Character Of Mr. Je~fTe rson. may II
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For &eNt,

For &ent,
IL One three story Brick WAREHOUSE
sssH corner King and Union streets
assE One three story brick Warehouse next the
EasSHi shove, on Union street.
One three story brick Warehouse next the first, on
King street.
One two story brick Warehouse on King street, for
merly owned by WIN. l.. Kennedy.
One three story brick Warehouse on King street,
next to Messrs A G. Cszenove & Co.
One two story Frame Store and Dwelling on Fsirftx
street, next to our retail store.
may S SAN. II & TO.
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Dor Amsterdam.

I'll. superior coppered brig BELPiDEhI4,
NnsearSe Fletcher, master, viii nave Sev Hesp hsod.
So M ,lossge on freight. or passage having 0a"a'
pSs".,,nm1dati ons, spPly to
sn' 9IOH EDW'D DAIN6ERFIELD,
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For Amsterdam.

The Soe coppsred ship H4RVEST'
iSk praJf,ri' viii ave Immediate dispatch.
IN Il bout 100 hhds apply to
itesa' \ C.. CAZENoVE. & co.
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q Negroes WnnteN.

WISH to purchase them from the age OF 10 to %
wears. Persons having such TO sell, shall have
cash, and the highest prices. by applying TO the sub
scsiber, Prstt street, Baltimore, near the intersection
of tn, Rail Road with the Washington City Road. Ii,
hersl commissions viii be paid to those who will aid
in pure asing for the subscriber.
apr ll-N AUSTIN "ooi.foLh'
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Number, Aine, sc.

AUST received and for sale
q White and GLOW pine numbers oak anu ASH 90
Shingles. laths and lime
90, 900 feet halfinch poplar, suitable for cabinet ms.
kers, trunk makers, &C. his',
Air.lscked lime by the cs.k, for m sure
NAV IL JUDAH Ia 'F'it
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To Rent
VIM. Stnbler

" III.
Has just received,
4 NUMBER of fresh articles. which he offers for
n sale, wholesale and retail, viz:
Rheubarb root, of rery superior quality; gum
Arabic, very white; scented marbied SOAP; furniture
corks; bleached ginger; highly %perfumed English
soaps; hc,h brushes; peppermint, l"zenges and lemon
drops (Ensiish); patent barley; chloride Of lime by
he barrel, at Boston price; tooth.brnshes; oatmeal;
Swaim's ranaceai Carpenters medicines, &c.
lie expects in n few days some very fine SALAD
OIL may IS
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PNAu, leNf Hats.

D. HAR"ON has just received by Schooner
n. HARRIET, from Bnstnn. a qua ,ity of good palm
leaf hats, very CHKAP, some Of them OF a superior qua
ity.
Also, q general assortment of Reasonable boots, boot
ees. X shoes If every variet,, very low may
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StOmachic bNters.
Dr. w. Fontaine Alexander

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens OF
~ Alexandria and its vicinity. His Office il at the
corner of Cameron and Fairfax streets. may l8-tf
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Trustees Sale

Trustees Sale.
IN Saturday, the 10th day of June next the SUD-
~ scriber will Offer at public sale,
A TWO-STORY FRAME .lsss
EI%E TENEMENT, & L~DrofGRDUNn, -
5ssSl on the west side Of Union street, ut. E1
" five feet six inches to the south OF .zeezs
Queen street: in front on Union street htty fhve leet
SIX inches; in depth one hundred feet
The above sale will be made in front OF the premises
above described, at 4 O'Clock, r NJ undef a aeeno
,rust to the subscriber, dated 18th February, 1925,
recorded in the Office Of the Circuit Court of Alexsn'
dria FERNS Cash ". L. iAfLoh'
may 10 dts trustee'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

To Net.
E..sx That large and convenient
SsT.ETfn BRICK TAVERN
TY95sSk on Union street, between King aud Prince
tSSN~Ev streets, with all the necessary out.houses,
formerly occupied by the late Joseph Milburn. The
rent will be made low to good tenant, and possession
given the 18Th Of NAV next.
.Wso, for sale,
assA Two two story Brick DWELLING HOUSES,
-GEssaa on Fairfax street, calculated for small families,
subject to o ground rent of SIS 20 cts. per annum,
payable to the estate OF the late Mrs. Hone
Apply 20 Mns JANE DEAKINs,
acr lO-2awtf Washington street.