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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02
SPRING FASInONS!!
DINKLE & RUNBOVGU
NOTICE.

Sp0hS 10 receive subscriptions to the stock of
~ tie james River and kmawha Company.
WILDE opened the Franklin Hotel, IN the town of
Lynchborg, On FRIDAY the Sth INST from II till ,
O'Clock, and 10 continue from DAY to day until the
expiration of the time prescribed by law
TIE COMMISSIONERS
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June %


ku r CHARLES l.. CllRlSTIAN-Asy you
4'n are not an nhabil,nl of the State Of Vrgl-
ma, You ute hereby notified, TINT shp on the
first Monday IN August next, and on the TWO sue.
e.cdlng days at thu house Of William Edmunds, IN
the county Of Barren, and State Of Kentucky, take
the deposition Of SAID Edmunds and on the Mon
day following, md the two succeeding days, at the
house Of Rlchmd Davenport, in the county Of War
rem, and IN the State of Kentucky shall take thu
deposition Of sand Richard Davenport, winch de
positions shall Offer as cgldeuc, IN suit in Chan
Gerry depending IN the county court Of Amherst,
and Statr Of Virginia IN winch am plaintiff and
yourself and others are defendants vii IA SUIT Is
brought against you Us on absent defendant, for
the purpose Of subJccung your interest IN the es-
tate Of your late father IN the hand, of hls exc
euLnfs, 10 the payment ofmy debts.
lourobcdleut servant,
WILLIAM l.. CHRISTIAN.
june %. 5W
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aluabie ISWn PROPERTY

FOR SALE.
FsNllE subscriber wishes to sell MS House and
M Lot, fronting on Cooke Srcet-GO feet rum
n'ng back the usual depth The property Is at this
time rented to Mir Cadwaader For further in.
formation, apply to Mir. Caswell Poe who is alone
authorized to dispose Of ii for me The terms shall
be low and accommodating.
WILLIAM BARNARD.
April
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Campbell COUnig Co1lyt, Jaac term, l-a2
EEraucis Galloway, admnist' de bonis WIN tOS
IL viii annexed of john Galloway, deceased flam3uf"
gan>t William Stone & Elizabeth hi wife, Polly S1""'
Matilda Stone, Sally Stone aud Lucinda stone, chaff" "
VIM. and Elizabeth james &. Calaway, Henry Cal4N'',
John Galloway and George CalaWaY, children Of 'am''
C,Cala"ay Matilda Galloway, William ;. Csl,aN!,
John Gille>p aud George Gillespie children o N,U}
Gillespie, deceased, late Nancy Galloway, George W. ~
laway, Doshia Galloway, " dow Of " iiam Ca!sw2A W.
linn Butler and Deshia his wife late Doshia CalaNli
John Hewitt and sally his WIFE late Sally Gala" 'u
Richard Hewitt, infant son OF said john ahu S'''
Hewitt, Defendants la chancery. r.
On the of the plaintiff, by council John hrA
is assigned Guardian the infant defendant hlch"Id a. w
it, to defend him in this suit, and the defendants
Stone aud Elizabeth his wifi, Polly Stone Matilda -
lily Stone and Lucinda Stone, children NJ Nn. pT
Elizabeth James e. Culaway, Henry Caa"ay, J"u 49,
Itway and Geutge Galloway, children Of james
Matilda Galloway, William =. Galloway, John uilt'J'
George Gillespie, children of Nancy Gillespie '1cc
late Nancy Galloway, not having entered Their aiIta
aud given security according TO the act OF Assenp2 o.,
the rules of this court aud appearing by sasac'o3
dence that they inhabitants OF this Country Il
that the said defendants do appear here on the s 10
Of the August term, aud answer the ON % oJ
Plaintiff, and that copy ofths order DO forthwith, @ cr
paper publ hed in the town OF ynchuuis If
two months successlycly aud posted at the front uoo
''O'' 'Ou''' u '''' ,jouN ALEXANDER c. {.
I,r,,e In
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For SALE.

A LIKELY MULATTO WOMAN, with
IA one child, who is good house servant, fine
seam,ttess, washer aud lroucr Enquire at this of
fee
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

! WILL give the highest cpsli price for Wheat,
y delivered either in the Lyuchbmg Nils, or at
the Lumber House, on MJiu-street near the Union
Hotel JOHN }. PUBVlS
June % Il
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To William DAVIS, Robert shaeieoda w IMAM
shastead Edmund Shastcad Francis sh'sie"o'
and Elizabeth Shastead hens aud representatives,
Of James shastead Sen. decd
HvAKE NOTICE That on tAe 25rd DAY OF
d August next, at VIM MeGhuis Tavern l"o-
lar Mills. Amherst county, and ON the w" Day
mex. succeeding. | shall take the dePos"'ns Oh
Lindsey Burks and others, 10 be read as evidence
in the trial of cause depending IN the Circuit gu
perior Court ofLaw and ChonfeIy Tor 'he county
OF amherst, IN which am plaintiff, and you are
defendants Rl'IlAiI' .. Fii.'
Surviving partner Of Jno. X s. Ellis.
rIa WSw
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WHITE LEAD, DRY AND IN
OIL.

A LARGE supply of Lewiss White Lead,
y dry and in oil, of superior qualty-just receI-
we'd and fvf sale by D. Il. LYMAN.
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sIOOItE,N AIllD.

n OsT. On Saturday evening 'he ioss h-i o..
k1tue,n Joseph peayIaon amt Martin J
p.tks's. an the county at amhgs' tan mn
Pocket Book, aheu. the urtHo'y .s, eel'al.a''-
about SEVEN III NpRGD I''I as.Ai's '' ''.'''N
~ and many valuable pF.,.'s pspers umons
,4e., J, hind executed by Nelson I. Dawson 20
Moran 4 Mcpon,d, dated IN AF'l 1919, i'r
500 20 CTS on which there is bamee Of hfN'
mo. Than go due enc executed by w Imam
WATTS to the same. for sGG &c cts IN ArnI lsi'
one cyqsn,ed to the same ia December. 1918, ~
Georre Mcdonnell, for SO = cts and due '.'l
executed in May, 1892. by Phioe9s fear'e ana
Jonah Pearee, to me, fer Is - nero @ei' 9'h''
80. mot now reeolleeted The persons above
named are hereby warmed not 10 pay SAID honds to
any person but myself--Any person who may mud
said Pocket book, aud will deliver tn, same to me
With the contents, shall receive the above re%afd
SAMUEL PARKS
~ wit
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SIR. REUREN SaRAMBLET.

ynvAkE NoTICE-Tha. shall on the 9th
Il day of July, 1882. n the Store House OF he''-
~ Lard in Gilcs county, Tennessee take the DC
nosition Of Atner Z, Pate, 10 be read as evidence
on the trial Of an injunction against Caeo toqua,
deda. depending aud undetermined n Bedford
county eouil Na-lf not a,fn on mat dny, 1t VII
he tas, n the next day, al tie same place.
ABNEg TUQrA EA'or
dlHso fagas decd
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CASH EOK NEGROES.

vENllE highest cash Price will be gwen for likely
n NEGROES, from 3 to ~ years old. The
subscriber will attend at Amherst, Campbell and
Bedford Courts at other ,lme, he may be found at
the Union Hotel, Lvnehburg.
n b. A few good Mechanics wanted.
ABNEB SlSSON.
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TO gNARMEKS.
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
d DO HEREBY iorVarn NIL persons from ira
n ding for, or taking two NOTES, executed by
myself to George l.. English, Guardian for Charles
Englsh's Legatees, (of Franklin eomty,) for Sl5
81 cents each, payable the hrst Of January 1921
and g. as have legal Offsets against SAID Notes.
and | am determined not lopay them
JOHN RICHARDSON
June Of Wv
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GFaftsb
wills Franklin, William Staples and Nancy
Franklin, pel'ha'has
ra,s cause came on this day to be heard on the
nm ,n.Vea Of the defendant Wllunm Staples ey-
hisus the suDprua awarded therein ON The l9'n
d,y fSsp,cma,r, ls2s, which appears to have BEEN
duiy 4cr,edon the defendant Henry Franklin AID
thearl,ro.,i The Bid day Of Nog.mher IA the sumo
vcar ,..,.u,, the defendant Willis Franklin, winch
app.ars to haze been duly published and "'s an.
cird H., counsel. On consideration whereof, The
court dotb oclgr that one Of is Commissioners do
take an account of the transactions Of the defendant
Wills Franklin as guardian ot the plaintiff and
report the same To the court, wl'h any matters ,pc
c.aaystated, thought perinentby himself, orreq9i-
rcd BY The parties to be SO stated.
A saY,,-- It4tr
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TO TAEl.DIsS.

A YOUNG MAN, of steady habits, who un-
1 M derstands the Tailoring business, can find
constant employment IA Buchanan None others
need apply.
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do Union checked Drillinrs.
VESTENGS, Cor SPLENDID PATTERN.

NESTENGS. (or SPLENDID PATTERNS.
PLAIN and cut Velvet, black and figured Silks, buff
and figured Valencas,
White, butl, and figured Marsees of a new style
Also, an elegant assortment of Trimmings, which
Is altogether important IN making good work.
Also. grgat variety of splendid Stocks, Suspen-
der.
Handkerc. is, Bosoms, Collars, &c. &c.
e. Gentlemen wishing to purchase Clothing
will do well t. call and examine the foregoing as
sornent, as they are mostly of the finest order-and
will sell low for cash
p, S. All orders in his line, will meet prompt
attention
n B Gentlemen willing to favor him with their
orders, whose measure he has not-the following
will answer round the breast aud waist, under the
coat, and the height JG.S S.
April %. is
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q LADY of respectable recommendations couI'
n geta situation as iousckceper, III a publ,
house by applying at this Office
June IL Is
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q BOLTING CLOTHS. =

- YLE i BORLAND have received com
nA plrtc assortment Of GERMAN ANCHOR
ROLTlNG CLOTHS, every number and the
finest and best quality. Those wishing 10 purchase
would do well to call and examine our Betting
Cloths before they purchase X. 4 b.
May IL Is
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PORT WINE.
SALAD OIL.

a FEW baskets real Bordeaux Salad Oil of
I "a the very best quality, just received and for
sale by D. Il LYMAN.
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JOHN L.. SHELTON.
DRAPER AND TAILOR,


ED ESPECTFUILl informs the Citizens OF
ri LyurhUurs and Tie Public generally, that he
has retained from New York and Philadelphia
where he took much pains IN procuring neat and
fashionable Stock OF splendid GOODS, for Gentle
mems wear. Consisting IN part of the following
articles all Of winch he will sell very low for cash
CLOTHS.
; pieces snpcrfnc London Blue, splendid quality,
do Medium do 90 aud low price,
) do Extra sapcr London Black,
do Low prlce und good alticle
/ do Mulberry, ola fashionable shade, and beau
ntully hne,
do Invisible Green, also very fashionable
| do Green Habit Cloth, for Geutlcmtns' wear,
, do Brown one very fine,
: d. Olive, fine and superfne,
; do Steel mix, one OF which is also very fine,
do Drab for Over roats
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Carriage Driver Wanted.

Z .IBERAL wages will be given for rusty,
n careful Carriage Driver. Enquire at this of
fee
June 81 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18

nubI;c gratitude to one, who has done 50 much
SERVICE TO TIE country. aud who has set so brishl
anexample for the in itation ofthe poor and INDUS
triOus.
The preceding notice Of Mr.. Grarl was draw
IN by the writer upon his rWa knowledge OF the
character Of the man. Before publication il was
hnyeyer submitted to a gentleman who possessed
an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Girard's ha-
bit, and modes Of thinking, who. in confirmation
If the general correctness of the article, stated
The following interesting particulars:
For the last five years, Mr.. G'rard confined
himself altogether to a vegetable diet. abstainIng
entirely from animal food, in consequence Of a
liability 10 Eryspelas He has told this gentle
man that his own individual subsistence did not
COS, more than twenty cents day He never
exhibited any concern about life, nor had he any
fears of death. He used to say, that man who
would leave off business because he thought HIM
self rich enough, had very erroneous Views-that
he attached no more importance to his wealth
than he did TO his old shoes; but, so fully was he
IMPRESSED with the idea that active employment
wa, one of the greatest duties Of ite that he said
about month ago, to our informant, - when
Death comes for me, he will find me busy, I'M
less am asleepin bed" The remark, that he
would plant tree today, iii he thought he would
die 10 morrow, was made to our informant; to
whom he also stated his age, as we haze given 1t,
,in his SD year,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18

We copy the. following account Of Snake
fight, from the American Turf Register. to keep
company with the passage Of arms" between
bear and an alligator that We took from pre-.
vious number:
Snake FigM.-The late Major T. Of the ar
my, gallant officer. who was severely wounded at
the surte Of Fort Erie, and died afterwards from
the effect OF his wound, while a representative
from his native state IN Congress, used to relate
the following account of a battle which he once
witnessed, between black and rattle snake:
He was riding on horseback, when he observed
the snakes in the road, short distance ahead Of
him. They were moving round in circle and
apparently following each other. gentleman
who was with the Major, and who had witnessed
similar scene before, remarked that it was the
prelude to fight, and worthy of the loss of a,
little time 10 Witness. They accordingly stop
ped their horses and watched the snakes. The
cautious maneuvre of following each other, in
kind of circle, was pursued for some time. closing
at each round, until. when within few feet, the
black snake was observed to stop, coil and place
himself in an attitude TO strike.
The rattlesnake now passed round his antago.
mist two three times. iessenng the distance at
each round, whom he also stopped and began to
coil. But before he was ready TO strike, the black
snake suddenly dar,ed upon him. His evoutions
we're too rapid TO be detected. and when he was
again distinctly observed, both snakes were
stretched out at full Iength-the rattle snake en-
veloped in the folds of the black, which had also
seized the rattle snake at the back OF the head
and held him there. After a short interval, the
black snake gradually unfolded himself, loosen
ed the gr,p with his m ruth from the rattle snakes
head, AMI n0' ell aNay.
On examination, the rattle snake was found to
be dead, aud apparently every bone in his body
was crushed. The black snake is a constructor,
and usually destroys its prey by enfolding and
crushing It
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
MONDAY. January 16. 1882.

MONDAY. January 10, 1857.
PresentaS on Saturday.
No. 1s. Stephen Lindsay ct al, plaintiffs in
error, vs. lessee of Thomas B Miler,-rhs
cause was argued BY Mcssrs Ewing and Corwin
for the plaintiffs IN error, and by Messrs. Leonard
aud Dadirdee. for the defendant in error.
No. % John w. Hamilton and Thomas Do.
noho. plaintiffs in error. vs.. Thomas Kirkman,
jun.--On motion of Mr.. Webster, of counsel for
the defendant in error it is ordered by this Court,
that this writ of error to the circuit court of the
United States for West Tennessee be dismissed
with costs. the plaintiffs in having failed to
appear and prosecute the same.
No. %. Duncan Macarthur. plaintiff in error.
VS.. Wesley S. Porter. The argument of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Vinton. for the
plaintiff in error, and continued BY Mr. Ewing,
for the defendant in error
Adjourned till tomorrow l. o'clock A. NJ.
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d | Z D

At Longworth Point. S.. Mary's County. Nd
on the 9th instant. Mrs Julia Ann ALEXANDER,
consort of Mr. William Alexander. Of King
George County, Virginia. leaving an affectionate
husband. two children. "a aged mother, brother
and sisters. together with train Of numerous re-
lations. to bemoan her early loss.
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Cash for Negroes

sXyE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
W Negroes, of both sexes, from IL to IS wears Of
sge field hands; also mechanics Of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us q
:si as we are determined to give higher price fol
sves than purchasers who are or may hereafter
a., IN this market, and ~ certificates required.
Any com nunieations promptly attended to. We can
all times be sound at our s'1ence west end Duke.
.eet, alexandria, ID. C.
nov 10 FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
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Nj A K RED.

On Thursday evening last, bv Dr. John S..
Reese, Mr., THOMAS E. JACOBS to Miss SARAH
A. MARELEY, seooud daughter Of the late Capt.
VIM. MarhIey, al Of this place.
On Tuesday evening ast, in Leesburg. Va. by
the Rev Mr., CLARK. Mr.. WILLIAM B. PRICE to
Miss SARAH S. P. MARTIN, both of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
MarshaA's Sale.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trustees sac.

Trustees sac
DY viNue of deed of trust, from Gen ~. Jones and
ID wife, dated the 28th of July. :827 ,us dln r.
corded in the County Court Of 'rfsx, shall proc ed
to SELL at the Reading Room IN the town of ,isxsn
drs, on Saturday, the 28h day It January next the
two following tracts of land, situa ed in the County Of
Fairfax, viz
S1fns One fsact known as the MEADOWS,
- ying on Holmes aud Is .ckhca u,us, and
sEA bindingthe Little River u apiks Road, be
e&Asn ing near the rradephia Nh and about
miles from >lexandria. con. -imnr 253 sre,,
The Second TRACT is on Turkey Cock run,
containing 352 Acres, and formerly occupied by ste.
phen Lnmax-
"1he Meadows" is beautifully situated, and has al
ways been esteemed desirable property. The tract on
Turkey Cock run IL understood TO be well tmberel
and valuable fhe sale will be made about mid day
12 o'CCck), Terms, one tenth If the purchase mo.
ney to be paid in cash. by acceptable pnte at 80
days; the balance vith interest, credit q" 70
months will be given the pa, ments being satisfactorily
secured J. L McKHNNA,
nov % --2aw6wtTeots Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
James !. GunneN, N. ID.
DENTIST.

UENIIOI,
ID ESPECTFUILYi informs the citizens and visitors
IL of Alexandria that he may be consulted at Mr.
II. Claget's Hotel on the first and third "WEDNESDAY
in every month, from O'Clock until 2f
A}ietters addressed to DIR G. at his Office between
the United States' Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City. or left at Hr Ciggefes HoleL Alex
andris, will be punctually sttendedto
ian l.-eStf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
Negroes wanted d.

vTlTE Subscribers wish to purchase twenty or thirty
i likely Young Negroes for which the highest cash
price will be given Any communication through the
POST Office at Alexandra, at Cats Tavern, West
End, will be strictly attended to 4
jan 13-eeSt MCDANIEL x COMB.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18

The Weaiher.-On Tuesday, the atmosphere
was of like temperature, from the same causes
here tofore mentioned, that it has been for several
days previous; the Thermometer ranging from
SO to $50 With this pleasing prospect before
Us, should this weather continue but short
time, we may safely proclaim our noble river to
be free from all obstruction By ice. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
a Farm to Rent
Notice.

'ENHE extreme inc'emency of the weather has deter
L mined the Trustees OF the Poor to e.taoiah the
iUP HOUSE. Donations If money, WOOL. nr
teriss that used for soup, will be thankfully re
ccived
Soup will be delivered TO the poor this day at IL
o'clock
y. Any person having Zen Plate glove to sell
or hire, will please call upon the Trustees.
dec 2i-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
WAsuINGroN. Jan. IL.

WARRINGTON, Jan. o..
We were happy to see the Hon. J. NJ Clay.
ton in his place in the Senate. Yesterday. 1t is
to be hoped that the condition Of his health will
speedily be such as to enable him to take an ac-
tive part IN the public business.
The House was chiefly occupied in the consi-
deraton of petitions. reports and resolutions -
The resnuti ms offered bv NJ. 8ouldin being ia.
ken up, Mr.. Davis Of Massachusetts continued
aud concluded his remarks in reply to Mr.
Cambreleng. in the course of which he exhibited
his accustomed acuteness, profound knowledge
of his subject. and Sc, eritv Of sarcasm. I,
We understand that the nomination of Mr.
Van Buren, was laid on the table for the present,
on Tuesday. by the casting vote Of the Vice Pre-
sidents Three Jackson and three Ant-Jackson
Senators are said to have been absent.
The COLONIZATION Society held their annual
meeting in the Hall OF the House of Represent
at,ves last night. The attendance was very
large, several able speakers delivered their views
and some interesting expositions we're made.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18

We understand that much damage has been
done. within few DAYS. on the Antietam, Como
cocheague and Licking creek, bv- the breaking
up oi the ice. On the Autietam. we are told.
Mumma's dam has been broken down. And on
the Conococheague, capt. Zeller's saw mill dam
& saw mil. have been carried away, Winters dam
DESTROYED, and Miller's and Vanlear's much da-
mayed and number of others either injured or
carried away--HagerSioWn Torch Light.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
Otice.
This is to give Notice.

TENHAT the subscriber. Of ou1oun County, Virginia,
L has obtained from the Orphan'S Court of ,lexan
dria County, District of columbia letters testements
~ o. the estate of John n DE Butts, licensed All
persons having claims against the said dccedent arc
hereby warned present the same to the scrIber,
passed by The ORB ms Court, or before the 7th
day Of J.nuary 1893. or they may. by law. be ex-
Guided from all benefit said estates and those in ebt
ed thereto required to make immediate PIGMENT.
Given under my hand this 7th day of Januar, 1852
JOHN p. DULANY,
ian 7-3w Exe'r If JnO H. DE Butts.
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For sale

TRACT of isnd, ,,tsnin; 81 acres, in the count,
4 ~ Fairfax. adjoining the land Of J I'm Dun. an
wm Ball sbout len miles from Alexandria. Apply t,
r. 1. Tor Esq or Daniel F Dulany.
MT II 2xwu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18

had been discovered u La Vendee, organized BY
Mde. de la Roche Jacquelin, who, however, had
eluded pursuit. though some Of her connections
had been arrested. The only means Of this great
conspiracy that had been discovered, were co.
900 gun aints,-but no guns, and about 10000
francs in gold.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
Whiskey.

4 - BBLS. old rye whIskey
y For sale by VIM. MUTT.
&uzA Houses and Lots for Sale
MEEIMA The large Floor Ware House "n King
MseN3 rect now occupied by Mr " Butt. jnr
8&Ss5Ef1 It is one Of the most desirable situations
for bus,n, in the town
The thr'e-stnry Brick House Oh Prince street, oc.
cup'rd by John Bcckley Confectionery store.
Also the Brick Dwelling hu'ise on F,rfax street,
the ID presb, terisn Church, now occupied by
Mr. John nils
Lost. Prince street Friday last piece of wire
I'd on the end; il is the pendulum of small time
piece. The finder will be SUITABLY rewarded return
ing ito WM. ID MUTT.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
Ynis is to give Notice,

YIlIAT the subscribers Of Alexandra County, in the
Il District of Columbia, have obtained from the or
phsns Court Of SAID County letters tesamcntay on the
estate of PRISCILLA HEADLEY, late Of the county
aforesaid decd. All person having claims against the
said decedent. hereby warned 20 exhibit The same
to the subscribers passed by the Orphans Court,
before the llth dsr of January, 1853. or they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit to said estate;
aud those in ed thereto required to make i'm.
mediate payment Given hands this lth day
of January, 1882. VII LIAM STABLER,
BENJAMIN HAILOWE ELL,
Executors Of Priscilla Hesdey.
LIFT