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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

was called 10 the CHAIR, and WnLIAa l.. SToSf
appointed Secretary. Tue business OF the meet
ins was opened by the Rev. X. Il GuRLrY, cores
ronding Secretary Of the Society. Captain PAeE,
ri Tia. United States Navy who WAS present, came
forward nj the call of the moctrg and stated that
he had last year VISITED the cuOuy- that u was IN
leuilshlng condition, and the community exem
play los as morals. The climate is healthy for
lhe man Of color, tho soil rich Bnd productive. aud
The people eenienied an happy. lie was IN the
habit ofsls,t,ng the people 1ay, aGd dining with
ihem al Their houses. lie saw but one d,sconien-
tel person thee, and he was so only because he
thoaghl he on sht 10 have been appointed to an of
fec Capt 2. saw not drunken person there
and IN answer 10 questions put to h.n,, gave very
satisfactory contradictions to The Statements recent
y put forth hy the Of the cause, ~ the IN.
| t..its.,, ,.,s.z- .=ft.=--.. s,ossVu ava .sew
YoIk A resUn non was then adopted that " II Is
eApeJiea 10 adopt immediate aud vlgorous efforts
to raise IN Vow York the sum OF $50 900 los the
American Colonization Socicty'
Aaotae' Escape "A display Of &c works ses
made few evenings since Il, the ltIr it,ps The
/ President was slanins near barre. o, combustl-
hles. - .h'el by some means, frc was accdcn.
tally communicated ~han akay scni, ~hh an
eNpiosipn rockets sinrs, wheels, serpents, y
one OF the missiles just grazing the President, ano-
ther striking ono OF the ladies 81. fortunately
no one Was injured Her. Gdz-
LfrfeRs.--During the u hours preceding 0 o.
clock, yesterday morning, here were received at
our Post Office, niae h0tydnd s5rtn hnadfed aud
one .Siip Lctte'S, aud rising of |oir honsand
parAests aud pipe pateels--m king grand to-
tai IN 81 hours, of about II 600 all Of winch were
bundled several times by he different clerks, mar
kcd, distributed and mailed, before , O'Clock
v \. Ga<etie.
The Natchta journal estimates the number oil
slaves IN that Stale (Alssslsslppl,l who have died
of Cholera, ri not over 1000, ami N Louisiana at
10000, or about per cent. OF the entire slave
population Veulng each slave at 800, which
IN not an exaggerated average tins would make the
pecunlaty loss alone OF Louisiana four miH,ons
The Paterson lntelligcncer states, that IN CON
sequence of the present high price of cotton some
Of the manufacturers o that place have stopped
thor works. Many Of the mills III the ncghbur-
hood Of Philadelphia have also suspended opera
tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
The slaves in the British Wc5, ln1es amount t
CO., 100 Whites, - 400

Liberal Tad o, he BHev BHCR.-A few
days ngo, as one Of Our Merchant Tullols IN Mar.
ket street WIS patiently waiting the calls of cuslo-
mcfs. robust honest i,otfng fellow, stepped into
the shop, who looked az though lac needed an outfit
his hahillmens being rather the worse for wear
After the usunl cnqnliles MS to prices &c he con
cludcd 10 fig hlins.I out with new suit lie dof
fed hs old cont aud vest, und very soon found
substitutes for them among the various samples
spread out before h,n by the accommodating sup
piler. Having found lnnteloons that pleased hun
he walked INTO the buck room TO ser ifthcy were Of
sufficient length and breadth, winch, being he case
he very uneoremoniousy kicked his old ones ont of
the way and mnde iol the back window. With
wonderful dcaterty he caped over the different
his progress and was very soon farther than
his teuerod garments. The honest shop keeper be
gan 10 wonder nj his delay, and proceeded 10 The
room where he had left has cuslome, but 10 the
bird h ID down, aud left " not a wreck behind
,ave his thread bare breoch, s-no very profitable
exchanRe for the absent new SUIT. He IN yam
foh,'f through ti,e~ fruow Gor the rascal or lccred
milo ms own and the adjoining yards, and soon
made up his mind that he might as well set down
customer aud clothes among tho missing"
After thus disposlng of the obsrnlrcs, he very ma
tnraly ANA mechanically proc edcd to ransnck the
pockets ofthc old trowscrs v hich were left, whc,e
he soon found pocket book, folg gotten doubtless,
10y the gentleman, IN hls haste to secure the spo,ls
upon opening winch his glad eyes were greeted by
the cheering sight ofbank notes When he unro.
ledthem, he counted ten dollars three dollars mora
tian tho garments were worth which the uuforlu
a.ttp ros p,,H,p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

den Of petried snakes was discovered, not
long since III making an excursion, ON the slope of
II hill, near Cumberland Md. They were coiled
and folded together IN every variety of manner.
The petfltactions were well marked IN relief upon
the iaees OF tho stones found in the den The
snakes have been carefully preserved
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

DgHaoT Mac MopnodH IT he iibersl sentiments
which pefrade Ex-presdont Adams Poem, on the
conquest 81 ireland have obtained for il but al IN
welcome reception in England. The London A
iLonsnnn euis II up with much severity. But ~
doing SO II SHOW. IN ignorance OF our political
nfrnts, Of which village politician 10 Kent or
Garricbfcrgus should he ashamed. The paper IN
question speaks Of Mr. Adams as t he TX Wee Pre-
sdent Of the United States, and now candidate
foe the Pres tdqnlshp against General Jackson
The object Of the poem, the Aihenrnm says, was
pretty vel known IN America 10 bc " TO catch
few stray woes BY fanderrg to the republican ap-
petite forabuse Of kines aud the vulgar vuupcra'
ton Of Great Britain, which grat6es noisy, but
both IN respectabllity aud nunbers-a very con-
ten title party IL America Such utter ignorance
Of facls, aud such entire misconccf,on of objects
Will make tie distn.u she'd author smile a
trans E. lntle editorial wisdom. v s. Com div.
A new work on the United States, from the pen
Of British Traveller, IS N The London press, and
mny soon be expected 10 b: rcpubishcd III thls
count y. Its uutlor IS Mr.. HAMtLro~, the author
Of an approved novel; by the title Of cyril Thorn
ton, and 1t Is entitled Hen and Manners IN Amc-
rloa. He u spirited writer, and Il WORK OF much
interest migh have been expected from his pen.
We sorry to learn, however, from the Nation
al Gazette, whose editor has seen the first Volume
Of lho wofk that he hes proved himself an lima
tared observer, or, as the Gaz.ue speaks ofhin, II
severe aud JUDGED critic. From his structures
ON the character and pursuits Of the New England
race, the Gazette styles hlma oiy dctractor--wc
might almost say, determined revilcr'' We
should have hoped better things Of him but, from
the sample of the work which the Gazette has CIV
en- the verdict of thut journal appears to be just
one. Nat mt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

On the first of July, the specie in the vaults of
the Banks of the United States, amounted to $40
ooS,2l6 o6. The specie IN the vaults of all the
State Banks IN the Union Is SAID TO amour, 10 only
$40 g53 $50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
DIED,

AT the residence OF Colonel Henry Ashton, in
Washington, on "Wednesday. the 9th Of March
last, in the 9th year Of his age, GEORGE DENT,
ESQ. late Of Prospect Hill, Charles County, Ma.
ryand, after lingering and severe illness, &C.
casioned by falling in a dark night. down one Of
the steep preclpices in the Pennsylvania Avenue,
near the corner Of 10th Street, West, and the
said Avenue, the effect of which, after producing
suffering, was modification Of the the limb in
jured by the fall.
In the death Of this truly excellent man, his be.
reaved family and relations, and his immediate
neichbors, have sustained q deep and lasting al.
Fiction; for although Mr.. Dent lived retired
and domestic life. unruffsd by the great scene
Of political strife, yet his habits and manners
we're such as to endear him to all who knew him,
and his unaffected piety. pure unbending integ.
rty and unostentatious practice OF all the social
and Christian virtues. made his life an example
worthy of imitation, and his death deprivation
to his neighborhood Of one Of its best and most
valuable ornaments.
"Blsst be the bark! that watts him to the shore,
Where deaths divided friends shall part no more,
To Join him there, here with his dust repose-
Is ali the hope which sorrowing friendship knows"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
STOCK JOBBING.

We hud the f"lio~ing paragraph in recent
number OF the United States Telegraph
Al individual who holds highly confidential
On'e under the arpolntmento of General Jacksun.
proposed to the editor OF this paper IN 1899, to
s"'er INTO an arrangement to communicate 10 his
p'"Aer IN wall street, such facts Is would enable
",m !" speculate In the steeks; and. failing 20
oO'aih the Information through u. he came On 70
~,' Guy IN 1929. and also in lSSO-saw the Pre-.
S - message, betarei, was communicatr 10
1shsress, in time "a return to N.x Yor. ~
anticipation Of the EXPRESS, and in bo,h cas.s
@e'e were large speculatiops in stocks. We
"uen zoe tins tact: and the individual to whom
We re'er, kDows that there has been a corresn,n.
senee between Us on the subject We presume
ne VIII not deny what we now saw.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04

Brig Delos, Barrett, hence, sailed from st.
! Thomas 4th March, for Turks Island.
Schooner Veto, from Alexandria for Halifax,
at Hyannis. March &C.
Schooner Falcon, from Georgetown, at New
York LIST instant.
Sloop Union, Taylor, hence at Philadelphia
Cd instant.
.Aeciient at Sea.-The packet ship President,
arrived at New York from London, was run foul
of in the British Channel on the night of the 22d
February, by the brig Hannah, from Newry for
London, which Immediately went down, giving
the crew barely time to escape on board the
President The P. put into Plymouth the en-
suing day, to land the crew and TO repair slight
damages, and sailed again on the next.
ice Islands The vessels recently arrived
from Europe have met with large masses Of ice,
in fields and 10 ice.bergs. One ship, the Hiber-
MIA, was for two days fast among it, without how.
ever suffering any damage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

We have, as vet. but few partial returns
from the neighborng counties. From Frederick
We hear that Messrs Barton, Gibson, and b.
D. Smith, are elected to the House Of Delegates.
Al Winchester, the vote for Member OF Congress
stood, for Naylor lO6; Lucas IFS; Angus. C..
Smith $50 From Fredericksburg We learn that
there is no opposition to Mr.. Patton for Congress.
The candidates for the Legislature are c. L..
Stevenson, r. d. Powell and Lewis Rawlings.
The vote stood, in neutrality-suspicious.
lis, Powell IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
MEXICO.

Tn. Virginia at New York, brings Vera Cruz
n,D.,s to the Sd ult. A letter from Vera Cruz
e editors Of the Journal Of Commerce. under
date Of 18th March says
Affairs in ,hi. country appear to have settled
lawn into state Of quietness. which, 1t not disturb
Of by the election about taking place, It Is hoped
r.sv continue. There appears no doubt OF the
sI.c,iou Of Santa Anna as President, and Gomez
E,rias as Vice President. By the "Censor OF
,8th Feb. you see that Pedraza recommends 'he'h
u a circular 10 the State Legislatures
An unsuccessful attempt has been made to as
,,,,,nate Santa Anna at his hacienda near inns
cty.-said to have been instisated by the 'a'e MI
ui.,ers, whose conduct in the affair OF Guerrero
!, is thought, will he investigated.
A convoy is on the way from Mexico to vera
Cruz with about three millions of dollars. The
Virginia carries two or three hundred thousand
% New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
LITERARY.

Mr.. Schoolcrait has nearly completed for pub
lication an account OF his interesting expedition
iu 1.-THE Northwest" under the title of I" An
Inland Voyage to the ltasca Lake" The vo.
lume will embrace all entirely new field Of geo.
graphical inquiry, as no part Of the route explor-
ed under the direction Of Gov. Cass in 1920 will
b. included in its details.
Its stated in Philadelphia paper, that WASH
ingtOn Irving is preparing new Sketch Book,
the resul, OF bis personal observation of scenes
aud characters in the West. There is no writer
living better qualified to do justice to the pecu.
lari'ies OF the West than "Geoarey Crayon,
Gent" The appearance such work, from
him, would be hailed with delight by the literary
world, both al home aud abroad"
The thirteenth volume of the Encyclopedia
Americana which concludes the publication Of
tbs Valuable work, has just been issued. A COM
p'mentary notice from the editors acknowledges
various contributions from some of the most emf
neat OF our countrymen, among whom we Oh.
serve the names Of Judge Story and John Pick.
er'ns' Esq OF Boston; Mr.. Duponceau, Mr..
'Aax, and DIR. Devices, Of Philadelphia; the
late Hon. Charles Ewing. Chief Justice of New
Jersey and many other names justly celebrated
'0r their requirements.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
THE CHOLERA AT HAVANA

Inc Editors of New York paper have re-
: .e'.a letter from gentleman at Havana, da.
eu "aren 18th, in which the following state.
meuts are made:
Ga since the hrst appearance Of Cholera in th,,
Nv on the s6thof February. there have been
S IO0u' 4OO deaths among the whites, and 7oG
aea'ns among the blacks. The number Of ds.,hs
h.s .ea'es daily do not send you public Iis,
s..au'e 'hey disagree with each other. and !,
SEEMS 70 be the policy Of the government r.
.0"eea the fuli extent Of the calamity, in orle,
"P'e'en' TOO great panic from seizinp m.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
Pilot s.ine 4 stages
DIRECT FOR BALTIMORE.
THE Public are

HE Public are respectfully
3afaassS informed that the above Line will
* Ms1 Ieave the City Hotel. Alexandra,
s--s.s-.for Baltimore, at hsf past o.
clio k, III snd leave Washington for Alexandra at
half pas, q o'clock, p NJ
a Stage will also leave Washington fer Alexandra
at half past O'Clock every morning, and returning,
leave Aexandria at half past 4P. Bv this arrange
meut, passengers can remain IN Washington all night,
there in the Mail Stage the same night for Bah
tmore.
Passengers taking their seats in Alexandria, have
the preference in leaving Washington
Fare to Baltimore, IS 25-to washington, rs cents.
CHI. A. NEW TON,
apr At Agent for Stockton Stokes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. IN. C. }
ARRIVED. APRIL 8,

ARRIVED. APRIL 3,
Brig Beaver. Squirting, Cranberry Island;
Plaster to w. Fowle & Co.
Schooner Emeline, Percy, Thomaston; Lime
to w Fowle & Co.
Schooner Convoy, CroweIl, Barnstable; Plas.
ter to w. Fowle & Co.
Schooner Freedom, Osburn, New York; Cor
dage to w. Fowie & Go and Freight tor the
District
Schooner Inc, Hail, Boston; Rum, Coffee, &c.
to A. C. Cazenove & Co. and Oranges to VIM.
Fowle & Co.
Schooner Oliveria, Foss. Eastport; Salt to A.
c. Cazenove & Co.
Steamboat Ousatonic. Mattox Bridge; freight
and passengers. Passed Brig and Schooner
in the River, bound up.
BRIG Philip Doddudge. hence at Turks Island
10th March, loading for New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04

minds of the people. It has been customary to
bury immediately after death, and the conse-
AZ ence is, that there have Seen several scanda.
Jous cases Of premature interment. Five or SIX
persons. either at the time of burial, or in the
dead carts, have aroused from their state OF
|iusensibiliny, and Thus been saved from being
buried alive. Later accounts state that the
epidemic was aba,ing.' >"
The following, gentlemen have been elected
Direc tors Of the Office Of the Bank Of the United
States, in Washington, for the ensuing year, viz.
| Samuel H. Smith, William s. Nichols,
Thomas Swami, Thomas W. Pairo,
Benz O. Tayioe, VIM. &. Gardner
William Prout, William Laird,
Walter Smith. Darius CIagett,
Robert H. Miller.
And, at a Meeting OF the Board on the "a IN
slant, SAMUEL H. SMITH, was unanimously re.
elected President
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
BOSTON MARKET-MARcH 80.

F,ou-The transac lions OF the week have been
confined principally to the trade; 5000 bills
have shifted hands, embracing Baltimore How
ard street at 81 6; Philadelphia. 81 So, a
mo; and Gennesse, 81 6s per Dbl cash
Grain-The sales since our last consist OF 10
a IL. 600 bushels yellow and white Southern Corn
at zoe for the former. and Ga CSC per bushel tor
the latter; and 6OO0 bushels Southern Oats,
4s a 49c per bush, cash to 60 days. No sales Of
Rive that require notice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04

aWe are requested to announce HUMPHREY
PowELL as a candidate for Congress 'or ',s rs
trict composed of Loudoun, Fauquler, ana fAH'aA
Counties Virginia.
- We are authorised to announce CHARLES
MERCER asa Candidate for the sufrages OF ms 'el
low citizens, at the ensuing Congressional hiecuo, .O
the District composed Of the counties OF Louooun'
Fauqu'er, and Fairfax.
~ We are requested to announce Doc'or
RICHARD Mason as candidate TOT congress o.a n
the District composed OF the Couhies W
Fauquier and Fairfax
r We are authorized to say that Col: JOHN
r. WALLACE will be candidate for Congress- lot 'he
District OF which Fsuquer will form a. part.
Mp We are requested to announce Captain
c,o.ov cu,carsrsH a. candidate to represent tue
Count, of Fairfax in the next General Assembly
- We are requested to announce SPENCER
unrraox R.,r az candidate represent the County
of Fairfax in the next General Assembly OF vHs'"'a
M. We are requested to announce WILLIAM
Mr., az candidate for seat IN me neAS LeB''
la,ure of Virginia, from the County ct fa'f'.A'
~ We are requested to announce JOHN IA
,,,,rnuo E.u of King George As csndds,e ~ nc
..s". ,,.e ian ,ress,onal District composed OF ne
rn.,n,;ss nf prince william. Stafford King George
WestmofeIsnd, Richmond, Northumberland aio L."'
caster.
r We are authorized to announce EDwAAn
T..Lor, of King George, Ms candidate 20 rePreSe"
hat county in the House Of Delegates OF Virgins.
as. We are requested to announce Col. JANE s1ne
~, candidate to represent the County OF rn"ce
william in the next Virginia Legislature
Mp We are authorized to announce ma!o'
-,sr..n a,xx.Npra as candidate to rePresen. .i'e
COUNTY Of Loudoun in the next Virginia House o. We
legates
1r We are authorized to announce
n. no.,,r n CaAYsox, of Stafford County. = canai
date to represent the Northern Neck District IN 'n'
Senate of Virgins
sr GEO. r. BRowN respectfully OF
h,,n..;f IN the Voters of Prince Ceorget county
Maryland, as q candidate for the next shennal'y'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
office Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9th, 1883.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9th, 1883.
NOTICE Is hereby given that IN nstalment of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share, (beihg the 35th
ns.lment) every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, is required to be paid on the
22d day Of April next; further of.wo dollars and
fifty cents per share (being the Seth instrument. on
the 4th day Of Nay next, further sum OF two dollars
and fifty cents per share (being the 37'h instslmen
on he 18th day " Nay next and further sum oftwo
dollars and Fifty cents per share beng the Ssh install
ent) on the 10th day of June next which instruments
must be paid to the credit ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, to the Cashier OF other Officer OF ei
Their of the following Banks, wig:
The Branch Bank u the United States At Washington
Bank Of Washington. DO
Patriotic Bank, DO
Bank of the Metropolis, do
Farmer and Mechanics Bank ct Georgetown
Bank of AIexandria, Ut AIexandris
Bank of Potomac, do
Farmers Bank Of Alexsndria, do
Iiagerstown Bank. in Hsgefstovn, Md.
Branch of the Valley Rank. IN Charlestown, Va.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank in Lelsburg, Va
By order offhe President and Directors.
JOHN p. INGLE,
cIerk Cbes. 4 Ohio Canal Company.
feb 13-vtJupel0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04

FLouR.-Tuesday the wagon price, Of Flour
was IS 90 S o.. About 1000 bills were sold
from stores at S e5. 80, and SO l.3. for
common brands, and s7a for selected brands.
Yesterday the wagon price ranged from OF to
5 Of. The day being unfavorsbIe for out door
business, we heard Of no transactions from
stores.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
OrpMaM .isy\un.

4 hATRON wanted. to take charge Of the Instu.
n ton the first of May. She must be woman Of
approved Standing both for piety and intelligence,
and capable of teaching the children in all those branch
es which, by the Board shall be deemed either requi.
site or proper. She must be faithful. kind. and tender
in the which she exercises them; and, both
both by precept andexsmple. encourage habits Of in-
dustry, sacred regard to truth andto the perform.
Of every moral duty, and love to the great pr-
cpies of the Christian Religion. Application to be
made to either of the Directresses.
ANN CLAGETT,
mar GEO CATHERINE p. JAMESON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
..ILIN THE DARK"

s.;.0ds Of the National Intelllgencer arc
U ~. ,h,, say, to give any information In re-
,,,o0 to the reported iuquisisiOn going on ,n'O
' > ,,d,e, Of the Navy Commissioners They
u. = n. communication, on the subject, 'r0"
'OH ..r. and add: 9. Our friends in Alexan'
n -;' r,II upon US for light. So far from beng
1 ~. - ;moart it, we borrow it from the"' f0'
'' ~" ,,,d.r., in transferring the article to our
,..,. What, in the name Of Reform, IS the
meaning Of all this stOrys Is there any i00naa.
''sa far il, viii any body let us know Can
:, 10 true that such an luauisition has been or
,.;,sJ a, that which is alluded to3 Ii So what
I'm, !. to be found for it in the constitution
IN lss, or in usags'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04

,.,.." The Ghost Of Fielding. =
Fs ,, ''s', VA, sometimes coarse enough but We
Fs'd,o :.m m tina, he any where equals TINS
- nj and sayng writer who IN 's" :. go.
s''aI $. seven or eight disgusting 0afAs, to say
'snes' Of # various other expressions which We
'"nId no, soil paper with quoting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
paner HaMgings.

4 FRESH supply received thus day. amongst which
"A are several new designs, forming, with the stock
already on hand, very complete assortment Of Paper
and Borders, handsome lot Of firescreen Patterns.
of which Oil Paintings, very durable, and two
pair o. very fine India Blinds, the whole Of which will
be sold on very moderate terms
msr Is eo6t ELIZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
NemoVN A.
EncycloueAia Americana.

ENCyclOveNIa sNWeflC"ha.
4 THIRTEENTH Volume, or Supp ement. OF this
valuable work, is Just received by the subscriber,
containing references to articles in the foregoing
umes, with an appendix, aud list of the contrbut
ers. Also,
Legends of the Library at Lilies, vols duo.
The Ghost Hunter. 1 vol duo.
The Ladies' Medical Guide, by r. Reese. H. D.
apr 4-eo3t l.. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04

BY WILLIAM d. MUTT

A Handsome Country Residence
1T AUCTION
DY virtue Of Deed of Trust from c, Chaplin and
Id wife for certain purposes therein contained. duly
recorded in the County Court Of Fairax will be cold
at public auction, in front Of the Reading Room on
Farsx street. on Monday 18th instant, at IL o'clock
" tifnot pnsvi.usy disposed ofby private saie.)
ABOUT SIXTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND.
well enclosed, With . comfortable twostoey Brick
-. DWELLLVG HOUSE. and other Improve
finn mrnts thereon. about "a miles from Aexandriss
as1s9 and near the Little River Turnpike Road, tits
very desirable Summer retreat having an abundance
Of remarkably good water. !, o. Terms at sale.
joseph VAUDEVILLE, 1r.,.....
AARON D. HARMON,
- apr Its WV d MUTT. Auctioneer.