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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-20

~ iRhlNli-N Rules holden m Inc ct.sl, -
c'itnh superior tnurt II Law and "a ~
f"r tho county oi Amacfst, an Monday the 5Ib "a
ccmber, 1881 - Adri-,u TaIIafrtro,bd - D, q fu.
j.. 1ru.ecs of The ct ale OF Lucy 1haunun d., W %
Plnnths against Philip ThurnIond Senr g. 'l#fr
Trustee Of the estate oi Luc, 1hurnand snI 'a' q
dsen, and W illiam |. Thurmond fnfmerl, q IT, II. r
game estate and the sud " illmn, I; ~, 'u'f % .,
aud Phiip 1hurmohd, IT,, Lucy 4. Turnc, t ."a a-t
cy 4. Thurmund, now the aid,s Of HIi5,n =, L..,
decd, TandN Jones aud Sally his vile firm, d.. o.
Tburm nj, David Crawford and Ezabelb t, - ; .y
mefj Elizabeth lhhrmoHd, Jesse Beck and ~ .'.
wife. tarmsry judith Thmmond. CAjto,n. mn w.
john j. Iuchrri thafles Chrstlln and ST., is''r.
formerly Sd>au 1uCkefh May Tucker nrd y VI "'ir
Tho two last infants under tho age Of twe6f. 60 II,
who. toReih"r WITH tho shid tulh# ue Turk, y ''r
fucker and 81 an thIlttiau, the hpr- At a. I'm
tn, kef and hafN his "itr, both nam dec ~ 1'l
saiu Mary was formerly hnfs 1hufnl. nd an. ~, VIC
Philip IhurAund, Jf. William |. Thurm... Ia - i
Turner, sally lnnes Elizi beth Crawl, i = ne,a \
and nhry nehs' aoc'h were the Fl ildron Of n -.
aud Lucy THurmond, now decra.cd aaN Vii - .'"'
ner, VINO claim the interest Of WnlDn / r." i w.
SAID estate, AM b,bney Hill WHO claims fla, NUM- M
Ftilip ThuTHund, j.. and Tauds Joae, il, h ,'e = 81
ana bnid "miald' h1hna H. Gariaad n i5 9'.n'
hrhee and John &. hccin, merchants sud A., a., mann
ding under the sly AMI hrm II hckec aud - W"
against all others :laImng like hcul, to be eIp., eau
aud estalc, Dens.-in rhaucery '0' - 81 ''
The Defendants Vi ililam l. Thurmord, Dayii C-,.,
AM klZIh"tH his vile, Jes.e Beck and JnI,th J., y
uoI having entered thei, appearance and .4yrn -
according 10 tie act Of Assembly aud tie tulrs -
tcufi, aud II appearing b, saiI.fu TOR, .,ble,.. ~
they are not IrHlOrants # tn. ,ouI,,, II -
TINT tht tud aci'uda3t. do aHpr4f hrt = M IA, =
tide, aud tut copy u tins order he d.f,a. NIL ~ 49,
III some nc"spapa printed ~ lht town 4 l., ta6,
fof IN omouihs succcssAriy and rub.us Al M ,r,, .
Of couItho0te, of 1 /. county
Copy-Tosr,
Dec. &c. .,aa
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IIIJCArltDN.

VHNllE nrSt session OF the subser,D.rs School Will
n cmmancr on Monday the 20uh Of February
IN the HOUSE behind the Methodist Church.
Iprms-.ilIi, rent branches Of English SO, La
TN Language 4lj ROBERT O BURTON.
E,b Ii IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-20
22ND CONGRESS.
TIE cHcKAsAw FRAUD,

prrpefraied By % auditor I'm. u fe'rt'
f>a.o. laws ago. We gave a syuopticsl state
t.#at = IA fraud perpetrated by Gen Jackson
prs.. nm,s,af and confidential fcnd, Wm 3
,avis. IN the n eo,lanon oil the Treaty with the
Cb,ekasaw Indians IN 1850. VI 80 elnring a ehor-
arter as to draw forth an expression Of universal
Jlsapprobaton from all partio and we then pro
missed, that, as soon We could find ROOM We
should copy such portion Of the Debate in the II Of
r. on the subject as would furnish orr readers with
more satisfactory view Of rs character We
Eaye selected for this purpose, a portion ofthe
speech OF Mr.. Cave Johnson II Tennessee, ioi
these reasons:
1t lie is personal and political friend Of the
President and, would therefore no, make any
statement prejudcial to the interests Of that fanc
tonary, except 1t were founded in truth
oily. Il rs tho personal friend Of MAJ Lewis,
and lot thai reason would be disposed to place his
conduc, in lhs transaction IN The mosi favorable
point ofIisal and
3ily lie represents the Congregational Diiric,
in which the lands fraudulenily obtnnei he, and L.
therefore better acquainted than any Other member
with th,r value, and with the facts connected with
the transaction.
We AZ n particular attention Of oar readers to
this stat,meur--premlsing TINT, although Mr. join.
son asserts THAI even the President dsappfoycs
ofthe transaction, We must be permitted to doubt
thai fast so long as he continues TO lavish his per
sonal aad official favors lhc guilty culpr' 1t ~
an 81 maxim, that men love the treason by which
tn III, while they hnte the ffait0r but Gta
.R.scr, IN this instance, r,yctses 1t, abhofrng
Ii sm' act, while he LOVES The individual VINO
psaeuut,d it Editors TtEtaiap
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NOTICE.

hR5. POWELL Il re ST have recently uni
AZ ted themselves IN the Practice OF Medicine,
and can at any time be found at DR. James Powell 5
Tavern at Amherst Court house except when on
professional business.
January % Is
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~ 0o!len Goods.

6hUR stock Of Ncollen Goods Is l s,s Cloth
" very complete, embracing snn MAN. beso
ing for in and out door servants II" 40 are
purchased one month later than usV"!i .,l.j
enabled to offer them Al rlce9 tha' WV Count!
the PlanfsI and Town tu-'omfh, ,oyiet
Mrrchan anC Pedars are IaTtIoo'"''
tor their own interest oxnCo.
MKEE, ROBINSON Wv
Nov. 10
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ASH Xoy wheat.
VA q will give the hghes' CAST ! trl,.
w " eat delivered al The L,r', p'oo1u
HANCOCK x Blows
June go
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SALE, OF NEGROES

virtue OF a Decree oflhe { ou.'I :
- y Amherst pronounced on the lGd = e0ei' q
nunry, le32, IN the cast Of Glass and 9Jai
Raekcr q Others We the UNDERSIGNED, o,,. - o..
ers appointed by thu said Court to carr. N 0'
decree into execution, Will proceed IL s,e ~ sad
highest bidder Mt Amherst Courl. Honse - /. 'i,
day, The goth day of February, 1882 ma, > 90.
Court day. on a credit Of twelve mottE. -. ''tg
much thereof IN money, as will pay tEe ,o. p 70
suit the expenses of carrying lbe 4 a., u l.,s
e1ccutlon-the following Slaves. TO WI. =, "9
Judith, Nancy, CIary, Daniel and Emil, aas''a
are principally young and valuable. i~y
THOMAS Y. EUBANE
Jan 96
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hUa tla GBA : >
SAi1DLissi,

mill frrly ,harfgI
x ioI The liberal .Grr r
" hich has hen M .-d
hin 10 -. In, oil 'l1sirr'',
l., a lib'faI public. Z. 4
,skcs tbs "ppor'rnrt' 10
soliGn p fuiurt paurnog ,
md Irnmvcs on hl=i-a'
- eu,itns,I to n'Syii u "
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HORSE, BILLS

NEATLY EXECUTED WITH NEAv AND
ELEGANT CUTS ~ THIS 9EpWs.
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SUPERIOR Winter Lamp OIL Just received
- liz J. 7 q J L. ROIALL.
Feb -
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r WIsH Two Aaek Boys as Strikers IL my
= Shop IN tins place. As nothing Is done IN the
Shop bul Coach work of the bestdescnriioh' o"hets
ofboys designing to bind them out to trades. "o"'a
do well early 10 embrace tins opportunity
LEROY SIMMS, AGr.
Dec 9G.
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IN EST Winter Strained LAMP OIL, Just re
- ceiyedby } l. q IL. kol ALL.
Nov
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JANE j MOREffEAD,
JAMr, GARLAND.
Free Trade-ho Combination.

Agents for Rice Garland Trustee
h - Ar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
AMERICAN MEETING.

Asreeably TO an advertisement in GalIgnani's
Messenger. meeting Of Americans was held al
Loln,Ier's. Rue Rchelieu, on Friday, Oct. %.
The proceedings were commenced by the no.
miuauon of J, FeuImore Cooper. Esq. as Chair.
man; after which, Mr.. Z. ). Gould was appoint.
cd Secretary.
Wth view to the explanation Of the objects
Of the meeting the following letter was read, adj
dressed BY General Lafayette to NJ. Cooper:
PARIS, 22d October, 1881.
Nv Dear Sir: You are doubtless aware, that,
in Consequence Of the Address Of the American
Cnn,ni,ee in Paris, on the subject OF the Polish
cause. Committees, Tor the benefit and further
ance ut that cause. have been formed Ia New
York, Boston, and other places in the United
States have already received large sun of
money from New York, subscription from the
young men Of Boston, and another from the West
Point Academy.
| am invited to make use of these several
amounts for the reiet Of the Poles; and this au-
thority is the more grateful 10 me. as il will be
welcome 70 them. from the number of sufferers
IN that noble, aud recently unfortunate. cause
But cannot take upon myself Individually the
distribution ot the supplies 1 wish To Oc assist
I'd by Committee OF American fellow citizens.
aud particularly by Doctor Howe. who has been
commissioned to 20 to Warsaw for that purpose
Permit me, my dear sir. to request you, as the
President Of the last Committee, to cali the mem
bers together, with such Of the newly-arrived
americans as you NAV think proper to invite,
ID, Howe being. Of course. of the number.
shall go to La Grange shortly, but will re-
turn on Monday. October sls'): on Tuesday
nave an appointment. and on Wednesday must
preside at the French Polish Committee. Ahv
other day. excepting the hours Of the sitting OF
me House, will be at your orders wherever You
are pleased TO attend.
Although the American Minister. Secretary,
ind Consul, cannot act in their official capaCi-
nes, they will, perhaps. be pleased to be present
'tthe consultation You, As the President, will
manage IN the way you deem most expedient
Most truly and afectionateIy your friend,
LAFAYETTE.
In conformity with this request. on the part of
GENERAL Lafayettee, IL was, on motion, succes
slvely
hesotred. That the Committee referred to be
now appointed;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
THE POLES IN EXILE.

By the Formosa, from Hayre, we have receiv-
ed from our correspondents in Paris. the annex
ed documents: the fast being the proceedings OF
another meeting Of our cOungymen in Paris. to
consider the situation OF those gallant Poles who
have been driven into exile by the disastrous ter
mination Of their last struggle for freedom; the
second, an Address to the American People. from
the committee Of their countrymen in Paris; and
the third, aletter from an officer of the Polish
Committee in the French Capital. which we have
translated f,om the original. as being proper to
accompany the other documentary. ]. Conn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
Price Of Produce in .4leraadr,a yesterday, from,
Wagons and Fessels.

FLouR.-We have no material alteration to
notice in the Flour market; the wagon price con.
tinues 90 a S Is, and store price the same. Yes.
terday it was offered at 90. and mt accepted
and by others 5 90 was offered wi hout beins able
to purchase-holders general demand D. at
which price we heard of 1000 bis. being offered
in one lot Alexandria Flour IS quoted at so
in New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
OpELousAs. Lou. : Dec. II

OPELousAs. Lou, Dec. Z.
Serse Winier.-On "Wednesday evening last,
snow commenced falling, accompanied with Sc
we're north wind, and continued until Thursday
morning The snow at that time LAYING or 8
inches thick on the ground, and frozen stiff.
Many of our Sugar planters had not finished
grinding and have consequently lost great deal
Of their cane; Others we understand, had not com
mencsd vet, and. it IS supposed. have lost the
principal part of their crop.
The Cattle in the Prairies, being so much ex-
passed, will 40 doubt suffer severely, they being
completely covered with iced snow.
For many years, so severe frost, and so con-
tnued has not been known in this country. 1t
is estimated. that should this weather hold out
long, loss during the year in crops, cattle.
&c. of $50, 900 will be sustained.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
This is TO give Notice.

1F!IAT the subscriber Of 'oan County, Vrs niss
has obtained from, the Orphans Court Of >iexan.
dra CouHy, District of columbia letters teste ments.
~ on the estate of John II. DE Butts, deceased All
ersons having claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned to present the same to the subscnber
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the 7h
day Of January, 1883. or they may, by law. be ex-
Guided from sl benefit to said estate, and those ndebt
ed thereto required to make immediate PAYMENT.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of January 1852.
JOHN r. DULANY,
Jan 7-3w Exe'r # JnO II. DE Butts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
This ia to give Notice.

TINAT the subscribers Of Alexandra County, in the
l. District OF Columbia, have obtained from the Or.
phsns tnn't Of said County letters documentary the
estate of PRISCILLA HEADLEY, late Of the county
aforesaid decd. AL person. having claims against the
said dc cedent are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
20 The subscribers. passed by the 0rphans Court Or
before tile ilth ia, Of January, 1888, they may.
by aw, be excluded from Nil benefit to said estate-
AID ihose indebted thereto required to make i'm
mediate payment Given hands this IL tn day
of January, 1882. WILLIAM sTABLER,
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL,
Executors of Priscilla Headley.
jan LIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

The Uea'her.-On Wednesday the Thermome-
ter ranged from 500 to go. The wind. fest
part of the dav, S. to SW. and moderate: the
Iatterpart, w. to NV. and high. And although
the westerly wind was very cnH. there was no
frost in the atmosphere from 9 a. NJ. up to 3 P.
NJ. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
Cfice Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
CompHny.
WAsH1NGToN. January Q. 1882.

DR0rosAI.S viii be received al this ofiice a, fol
l. lcws'
1t For the construction f Dam across-ihe Poto.
mac River near " iarper's Ferry" and for the CON
strucon of stone AqIeduct across CatOctin Greek,
until the 3 Is, day Of January instant
End For the ,Nctvtti,n, enbankment. and walling
Of twelve miles of Canal, ex ending from the S4h
ton of the Canal near to the Point of Rocks" to
Harper, Ferry, in sections Of about hall a me each
and for the construction Of four StonG 1T Locks and
Guard locs and several Cuiv-rts the por
ton of Canal. until the l7h day of Frbruar. next
81 For the excavation e NIB ,nkmcnt, and wsling of
forty miles Of Canal extending from uaiper, Ferry 10
Villa mSport AMI for the CONSTRUCTION Of TIE necessary
Locks, Aqueducts Culvcrs, aud Dams, until the 30th
day of March next.
''he plan AMI specification # the Dam and Aqsduct
will be exhirited af er the 18th instant. and the
tracts will be declared the Canal Uf in thus City,
OIL The lst day Of February mex,
The plan aud sDec fc atom of the other ork below
Harpers Ferry will be exhibited at the Canal oice
after the .8h instant, ard the contrsc' will be declared
I H,r,er's Ferry on the 23d day Of February next.
The pan and specification OF the work between
liarp-r's F-rrs aud Wilsm,port will be exhibited at
tn Canal ffoe after the 10Th day of March next sad
the contracts wall be declared at Shepherdstown, in
Virginia ,he 4,h day ofApri following.
blank forms of proposals will be furnished, Appi
Cat To his office. JOHN =. lNGiE,
Clerk of the chesapeake and OHIO Canal GO.
Jan l2-eol28thFcb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

arrive in France, as they may successfully pre-
sent themselves either to the National Polish
Committee, or to that of Paris, composed of
Frenchmen.
have the honor to be, with the highest consi-
deration. gentlemen, your very obedient servant,
LEONARD CHODZKO,
Member Of the Polish Committee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

houses were burnt, including the Post Once.
The New York Daily Advertiser IN copying
the memorial OF the citizens Of Loudoun on the
subject of the slave population IN Virginia makes
the following introductor, remarks:
The following article is takea from he Alex
apdria Gazette The language Of the memorial
+, plaia and emphatic, and coming from such
source, We shou d think il ought to make deep
IMPRESSION upon the minds OF those TO whom 1;
was addressed. Such sentiments as Vt contains,
have been uttered a muutude OF times by per-
son, living in free states, but they seemed to pro-
luce no effect except strong feelings of resent
,nent. in tie minds ut those Who are laborin5 un-
der the complicated aud fearful consequences OF
the .vStem of slavery. We are much srauhed
at findiug the inhabitants OF Virginia SO extern
si,ely, aud 50 deeply engaged IN examining
the evil, and dangers with which they are beSet
II i. difficult case. We agree, but that renders
II 30 much the more Important that 1t should be
aiken hold Of in earnest.
The following quotation from Lord bacon, Is
GIVEN bv a correspondent Of the National Gazette,
as applicable to the magnificent requests Of Ste
phen Girarh-
ale that hath wife and children hath given
hostages 10 fortune, for they are impedimerts 10
great enterprises, either of virtue mi,chief.-
Certainly the best works and ( greatest merit
for the public. have proceeded iro;n i unmarr.
cd or chidless men; which, both in al cton and
means have married aud endowed the pubic. Yet
II we're great reason, that those that have cnIi
dren should have greatest care Ut future times.
unto which they know they mast transmit their
dearest pledges. Some there are who. thoU,h
they lead 4 single life, yet their thoughts d.
end with themselves. and account future times
inpertinenCes, &C."
10 this the editor of the National Gazette
makes the following just reply:
We are so bold as to dissent, even frnm Lord
Bacon. The assertion may b. questioned that
the best works. Sc" have proceeded from I'M
married or chlldless men. We cannot see why
wives should be 'impediments to great enter
prises" Washington had a wife; Franklin a
wife aud children. The more the heart Is ex-
erci.ed in the domestic affee tons, the mere like
" it is to be sympathetic aud active with regard
70 external objects. IL Mr.. Girard had enjoyed
the blessings OF large family. he could have pro.
vided abundanty for them. and yet have done "a
much as he did for the pablo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
CENTRAL COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF THE Poles
Paris. November 6. 1881.
Secretary's Office.
No. II Rue Laramie.

No. IL Rue Laramie.
Geatlemsn-Since the disastrous events under
which Poland aud its independence have again
sunk, large number Of Poles arrive here dav.
These noble and respectable wrecks of misfor-
tune have, tor some time to come at least, no
otner nope than what free nations NAV allow them
to cherish. The voice Of gratitude is uplftcd
IN Poland, for the offerings brought to hsr ~ the
French and the Americans. Poland had huped
to employ them for the bencft Of the vida IS
and orphans If those who have gioriousy died
Tor their country. But now their unhappy lot
has placed the defenders themselves imperlousv
in want of them. In quitting P,and. these un-
fortunate men were oOise,! tn exCna.gr their
uniforms or other apparel, for coarse garments,
in order To pass through Germany. aud escape
the vigilance of Russia and Austria. They had
scarce reached France. when thew found them
selves reduced 10 the extremity Of DISTRESS
Having arrived a. Paris, where they imme-
diate!y formed n national reunion, and the
majority being either members Of the last ma
tional government, or of the Diet, or of the
army, their wants require extraordinary ex.
penses. Such a state of things requires succur
sn much the more promptly, as MANY distinguish
ed Poles, BY resigning themselves to despair and
seeking in adventure for the means of existence
would through the want of their Co operation
prevent the formation and establishment of a ma
Iional representation; the sole and only hope for
u he future regeneration Of Poland.
shall take the liberty. gentlemen. to commu.
nicate to you lists of the names Of such Poles as
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

Corn-An unusual scarcity Of Corn exists In
this market at present. and unless arrivals short
y take place the poor animals whose food it is.
must severely suffer. W. understand that it is
impossible to fin fifty bushels for sale at any
price -Saua,,nah Ge0rgian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
By the Foymosa al Ney York.

By the Formosa al New York.
Sales at Havre 1OthNov.-Couon AS bales New
Orleans at II Edo Upland at 9Oc. IS do do at
74c. a76c. Indigo al cases Bengal al CT. SOC.
Oh .Nov coffee 244 bags ST. Domingo at IS I
in bond. paying French duty. Rice. l44 tierces
Carolina resOld at 50 duty paid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
otice.

~ n ijourned meeting of the Methodist Temper
~ ancc society will be hsll in the Methodist tps
copl Church ihis evening. n, half past o'c ,c, whe
the report Of the Board of Managers will be read and
severs' addresses delivered
ian12-lt JOuNL PASCoE, sec'y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

Extract of letter from Rio Janeiro. dated Nov.
10. Cper Susan =. Since ours of the 18th the fur.
Their supplies Of Flour amount to 1000 barrels.
Coffee is frmer and likely to advance. Doub,
looms 26a 90, dull Of sale.'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
The Cham Bridge over the Potomac above
Georgeto sn was carried away yesterday.

The Supreme Cour. Notwithstanding the
badness of the Roads, the venerable Chief Justice
of the United States has reached the City, in per-
feet health. There appeared on the Bench, yes
terday, Chief Justice Marshall. and associate
Justices Duvall: Thomson, McLeanp and Bald
win. Judge Story. IN addition. will be on the
bench to.day.-Nat. Int Of yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

Something new in our toun-Last Friday
night house was broken open and robbed
Such particulars Of this affair as have come TO
our knowledge are withheld at present 70" good
reasons. No such reasons, however. operate
to prevent US from recording the feat of another
rogue who, strangely enough, broke open an ice
house the night before last!-for what purpose,
gentle reader-can you gurssl No; TO come at
some straw which covered the ice!
fredericksburg .4rena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

.AHA Houses and Lots for Sale
SXVE.A The large Flour " ar, House King
syA;eiM street, now occupied by AIR NJ. Butt. jnr.
GEHfH4 II is one Of the most desirable situations
for business in the town
The ,hrre-s,ory Brick House OH Prince street, oc.
cupied by John Beckley confectionery store.
Also, the Brick Dwelling House Fairfax street,
near the "a Presb, terrain Church, now occupied by
Mr. John Mills.
Lost. Prince street Friday last, piece of wire
piece III, finder will be suitably reware on re,urn-
ing tito WA. ID MUTT.
ian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
For Saie.

TRACT of land, aiming 3l2 acres in the county
u 81 Fairfax, adjoining the land of John DuliD. and
VIM Ball s3"ut ten miles from Alexandra. Apply to
r. l. Tav'or Fsq or Daniel F. Dulany.
oct. l7-2aw1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
Ntice.

JVNHE Bosri of Managers the Alexandra Cooniz,-
ton 5 cety r"que ted 10 meet al the house of
he Sectetsry This Afternoon, Al half past 3 o'clock.
y ortcr N. K FliZ UGH
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12
ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
THURSDAY MORNING. yaNUdRY ~. $50,

Destructive Fire a, Raleish.-We regret to
state that note on the way-bill from Raleigh
\ c. says that the most business part Of the
town had been consume: by fre-about hfty
houses we're burnt, including the Post Otflce.