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RxcMMoND VzRGE,za saTURDaY; DE CE.MBER = isas

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE-yil be
on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of December next ii fair II
not, the next fair day. the Plantation Of which William
fnney late OF the county Of Amelia died seized II con.
tains about $40 than hundred which
low grounds, and about two hundred now standing in
woods-ihe wood land enclosed TO itself, and making an
excellent range for hogs. The cleared high land is
good deal OF II, fertile, and all originally OF good
quality, lies we'll for improvement is free from CALLS and
Is well adapted TO the growth of tchedf and couer The
accommodations plain, but comfortable and
AS any description OF this farm however minute must fail
TO prove Satisfactory to gentlemen wishing purchase
is not designed in this advertisement do than sim
ply 10 publish the fact, that IL will be offered for SALE 10
give some general account of its character and invite the
attention Of PERSONS wishing to buy lands to it, It will
BE- shewn by The oyerseer residing the farm, by
mile of Gcni,o BY THE EXECUTORS
Private offers will be received Tor the above plantation
but If any private sale shall be made timely notice will
be given to the public. The sale will be upon credit Of
one two and three years. the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security and deed OF trust 10 the pur.
indefinite credit will be given, upon the purchasers pay
ing up the interest. [Nov.l] 5O-tds
VNHE GROyE-Horses, Cattle, SC. SC. for sale
IL The subscriber will offer Tor sale, public auction
next, far u not, the next fair day, the plantation
upon which he resides formerly known by the Of
WOKMLEf GROVE, containng two hundred acres
lying near Pamunkey river, in the county of King viii.
liam, thirteen miles from the Court House, two from
Hanover Town, and twenty from the City of Richmond
This land is entirely exempt from the OVERLOOKING
OF the river, is we'll adapted to the culture of wheat
and corn, and is very little inferior 10 the best Pa.
owned by my father; has upon it comfortable build.
ings for gentee family barns &c for securing the crops
and an excellent wheat machine entirely newSsbou fifty
bushels wheat have been seeded upon the land this fall
My brother Norborne T. Page, will the time and
place. oer his portion OF the estate, adjoining the
subscribers, Of the same quality, containing four hundred
ana eleven acres Any person disposed purchase de-
srabe arm could not better suit himself in the county of
King William; and should he wish enlarge it, consi.
dsrabe acquisition can be made in the course of two
by the purchase OF the remainder of the estate contain
ing our hundred acres the whole making one thousand
anu eleven acres Terms at sale. At the same time and
place. shall sell valuable stock OF horses CATTLE sheen
and hogs four or five thousand weight OF excellent pork
farming utensils and Household and Kitchen Furniture
elegant mahogany Terms-niIe months credit for ali
sums over ten dollars that and UNDER cah-he pur-
chasers TO execute bonds with good security before the
property is removed. RO CARTER PAGE
King William, November 90. 59-2awtds
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business carried on In IiyernooI in ,o
name OF william Oxey, Individually, will be con.
nued from the is, January next under the firm of IL
nam Oxiey u Co by the undersigned, who have entered
mo Co-par'nership WILLIAM 0XLEY,
EDWARD OXLEY
i>NeTpoOi, Oc'OOer, 1863. 6l-2t
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Ah NEGROES for sale at .auction--I2 months
EEO credit.-On Friday, goth day Of December ne xt
the subscriber will SELL before the Union Hotel on the
Main Street. in the town Of Lynchburg, the highest
bidder, 40 NEGROES, consisting Of men, women and
children, boys and girls Ill has hesitation in saving
that lkele valuable parcel of has ne
been offered Tor sale in that place. The terms are II
Of per cent will bs made on all cash payments '5r-
ROBERT IRVINE,
- s.. -.l.4- Ereestof Of tYiftians Irvine deed
The above sale will be conducted by John r. d. PayHe
Auct. T6O-tdsl De-
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SIXTY DOLLARS REwARD-Ran away from nv
- plantation 10 the county OF New Kent, about The
OF 40 years od and about feet or inches high olera.
oy SOU. made and inclined 70 be box.snkled: had on
as Is usually by field hands; NO o,hsr maize ,sco
iesled Also, on the 18th day Of the present month his
wife Lucy, who was hired in Ricbmond she /, iolera
aud about five feet three four inches high eb,Iv n
cined TO be cross-eyed, aud believed 10 be in roan,
sse; she was seen In company with her husband Ran
yern towards Rockets The above reward Of sGo - 81,
be given for the apprehension end ,livery of the ,
Jail that get them again. OF $40 for either NJ her IVY
Dec' loz-uJ BYRD GEORGE
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NEW MUSIC for the Piano Forte-J H. Cram.
ers Instructions for the Piano Forte with sddi.
lions and improvements, in which the rudnons of Music
are clearly explained, and the principal rules and he art
oil lingering illustrated with numerous and appropriate
exanPes-o which are added, lessons on the principal
Major and Minor Keys, with prelude TO each key
composed and fingered by the auihor-a edition. Just
kondeau Airs, and many Of The popular Ballads
Tor sale by H. T. SMITH.
December 8. 81,
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VENRUNKs.-i have just received handsome assert.
ment Of Trunks, which will sell low.
Dec. b. [6i-Su q. ", RAYMOND
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sHALL continue to keep a complete assortment Of
~ Rsnkis Hats, for The accommodation Of all those who
give them the preference have Hats from other ma.
nulactures also. g. v. RAYMOND.
zee .. 6I-4t
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November 20. ss ..
u The present session will close with an examnato,
which will the 18Th of Deceuber IN which
the subscribers patrons and all interested i'm the
VI MS PuPiis, are respectfully invited. w. H. III.
November 20. "a x,
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MESSAGE

vi the President Of the United Suites to both Houses
Mt the opening of the Odd Congress.
Feiioto. citizens of the Senate
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- JOHN p. SCOTT.
e. d MIR. 3 has succeeded in engaging graduate of
Edinburgh, Scotland, whom, as Mathematician The
public may with confidence rely. "'
Deco' 6I-2awtlJ
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a MELiA ACADEMY.--The exercises of this insii
IN tuition will be resumed the 10Th Of January next
me course oil studies will continue be preparatory for
the University. Terms as heretofore. "
Boarc including all expenses per session of 10 months
$1O0-Tuition $50. '
Dodrd anu tuition payable semi annually in advance
sion, will direct 10 Genito Bridge, Powhatan.
WILLIAM III. HARRISON
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-, .ddnr0T. 81 John Jones, decd.
hanover, Nov. ", 1888. 60-Sts
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h oSi from the mail stage between Mr.. Powcli's Ia.
NJ vern and Goochland Court House, Oh the morning Of
the 2ls handsome double barrel Percussion worth
from rs TO 800. The finder will be literally reward.
ed by leaving II either at Mr.. PowePs in Goochand or
al Mr. Tyers, Gun smith, in Richmond
GEO. d. POINDEXTER
November 49, "a az
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22
"A ~ CIV store.

Notice.
yIVHE undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
i friends and the public that he has taken the
Sxssa HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro
NX9!AA Their, Williamson, and Barnard This is
iif = large and convenient Establishment,
~ we'll calculated for the accommodation OF
all persons and particularly for private families
To those who may think proper to patronze him in
his new VOCATION the undersigned safely offer one
sssursnce-the effort to please The house will be IN
future known as the AMERiCaN HOTEL
JNO. MCCARTHY.
Washington City sept IA d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22
prince street .acuAsmy

1,HE undersigned, in announcing to the cilizens Of
d Alexsndriu and it, vicinity that this Institution is
now open for The reception of youth. would respect.
full, assure them that he viii continue to enforce the
same rigid observance of schO's tic discipline, pursue
the same efficient system in the communication OF IN
s,ruction and use the untrng Industry IN the
discharge Of his professional duties, which have hi
her,o invariably proved advantageous to the pupils
committed to his care The System OF. Exercises in
the Prince.str.e ct Academy embraces the following
branches &C rd7ca!ion. Reacng; Writing; Artime
tic; Book Keeping and English Grammar; Geography;
the uss of s.sps and CODES; Geometry and Algebra
with their application the PRACTICAL branches of tie
N.,he iistics; Tsigohometry, plane and sphereais
.,ensuraton; Surveying and Gaug:ng; Navigation,
with the construction of the taes annexed; the pro-
lection of Maps and Panispheres. according to prin.
ciples purely mathematical; Typographical and Arcii
chitectural Drawing; Civil and Military Engineering;
Comic Sections; Fluxions; Cnomoncks; Astronomy,
and Mechanics Conscious of the extent and accuracy
of his research in the branches OF science above
rated the undersigned has the confidence to that
he will give instruction in them, specifically, butac
cordg principles susceptible Of conclusive proof.
in the rigid language OF irrefrsgable demonstration
Terms OF tuition, and Rules Of the Institution. will
be made known at the Academy.
JOHN DEvIIN, =.
Alexandra, Dec. 2i-tf Principal
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For Rent,

For Rent,
AA The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
bsa..l the LOT adjoining Henry street. now Occur
pil. oy Mr, Joseph Davis The rent will be mole
rate, and possession given on the LIST Of February:
,ana w. FoRLE.
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DENNY Inns.

O 4 Fourth. half. one and two gallon Denijohns,
o. Just received per schr Velocity, from Boston.
.Also on Hand,
Five Gallon Demij ohns, German aud American; all
for sale by the dozen or smaller quantity.
feb IL u. T.. SMITH.
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Sew Classical and EngIish
8r9DE1JY

II
'sN'iE Subscriber respectfully announces to the In
hsbtsn,s Of Alexandria that he has this day open
I'd Classical and English Academy. in the house re
emily occupied by r. Vowel. Esq, on "aterst.
The un1erigncd Is himself The present occasion
tn saw that he designs to establish himself permanent
|, in this place. anc devote his undivided time add
attention % tie srducus and important duties OF an
Instructor of Youth The most approved and efficient
EN- of education will ne adopted. and every me.ns
emp o, ell to prom the improvement OF his pupils
which much experience as a Teacher has suggested
to him a. most conducve to that end. The discipline
will be mild. and invariably enforced The course OF
studies will comprise the Greek and Latin Classics the
French Language. and the Mathematics, with their
most useful sppic tons to practices besides the ele
mentsry branches OF an English Education
Terms of admission and hours Ut attendance made
known on application at the Academy.
IL I. CROSSiS.
Reference is respectfully made to r Va, ioT, Pey
ton thompson Daniel BRAN, and wm T.. Hodgson,
Esqs jan 7-.dlwl eou
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PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
1,;h Paper 80 per annum. Country paper IS.
For New Orleans,

-rz- On the 25th instant, the splendid packet brig
&sOsRIEL, Capt. -. For cabin OF steerage
q, *, only, apply to .,.,,,,,
en- ,5-t25th FRhNhtiN q AhHrACcc'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22
For Rent,

y For Rent,
:. &nA The large and commodious HOUSE,
M3sssI&at the village with q valuable fruit and
E1iIiM vegetable GARDEN of two Acres. former.
~ Owne by George Taylor, Esq.
Also, three Squares of two Acres each, next west,
east and north east and ten acres south east Of the
first. Apply to Samuel b. Larulour, at the Ware.
house Of SAN'L. u. LARMOUR T. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22
Charles Hennett

CharleS bennett
HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morrell.
LII direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Bridport shsd and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is of the very
hes, quality, and is for sale on the usuaIter
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab woulIen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Jerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheetng and shifting Cottons
He has on hand,
Very first quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentne vesting, and
velvet Waistcoating
Blue and black super6ne Cloths and Kerseymeres.
&c. &c
He expects daily consignment of Bed Tickf ard
low.priced Cassinetts.
nOy %
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t.ucifer Matches

VvHE latest, most expeditions and convenient mode
L for producing light, for sale by the subacribss
1t WHOLESALE and retail
On hand,
The various remedies for the diseases Of the season;
also, Swsims Panacea, 6 W. Carpentef's medicines
,esds Anti dyspeptc Pills, Rusl's do Bntless We.
,etabe Indian Specifics. Wi-t.r's Cough Iosengesl
ogether with most ofthe reguaftincturssO ntments,
psstcrs, syrups Pills and other compounds in uses
carefully prepared by the subscriber. for the use
hysicians, Merchants and private families.
For Sale,
complete set at REE.SS CYCL0PED4.
WILLIAM STABLER,
9 mo Is Druggist Chemist. Fairfaxst
WARE ton Spectator
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22
The Schooner Oscar

eFE Would take freight TO Norfolk or Richmond
She carries 5000 bushels or QUO barrels and
sl &c ready for the reception OF cargo on honisy
Apply to VIZ"
-
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sMoNeira Wiue.

vsSiE subscribers designing to make their annual i'm
pnr,atsnn of Wine ny The Hope, Invite orders Tor
any description off Howard. March u Co. 'shrand -
In thi, way the person ordering win have the
Of receiving the Wine shipped for them their
names being cut on the cask in Madeira.
GEO. JOHNSON Co,
Who have remaining. from their las, Importation a
few quarter and half quarter casks ct Burgundy, Tin
to, Grape JUICE and London Particular Madeira Wines
warranted pure as imported, and for sale on their
usual accommodating terms. jan 50
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For Madeira.

~ The fine new copper fasteaed schooner HOPE'
80 Iohn Bes,ly master, is designed to sail tor Ma
- " .nout the lst of March next For freight OF oOo
b,rrels sppk to @so 'ohNs"N ~
As tie Hope isto return direct to 'e's port u pre-
seus good opportunity toimporters ct w'ne' OF "n.ch
we hone they w a. all themselves. Jsn 81
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x HARNESS Man ing

TTyHE undersigned have established themselves per.
L mancntly in Middleburg. Loudoun County, where
they are prepared to serve the public with
Close Coaches, Stage Coaches, Barouehes. Dear
borns. Gags, Ca rioks, and Harness,
of the qualty and the most reasonable terms
Having learned their trades, and worked in the best
Northern Establishments. and having in their employ
hands from there, who likewise well acquainted
with the buness, they pledge themselves 10 fu nlsh
those who may cSll upon them with work equal in
quality aud appearance any in the United States.
RErAlRs their line will be done at the shortest
tee and on moderate terms.
u They have on hand, for sale, several handsome
fashionable Carriages and Darouches and o splendid
sulkey; and persons wishing purchase respect
fully invited to call sn1 examine them.
SATTERTHwAlr & RICHARDSON.
NidIIeburg, Va. Feb s. II
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HENRY CLAY.

For the information Of our fellow citi
zens who may feel dosire to call on ,hi.
distinguished patriot and statesman, We
mention that ho is expected to arrive in
Providence this morning, in tho steamos
President, tho freedom of which boat has
been patriotically rendered him by the
owners. His arrival will bo answered by
the discharge of cannon from Fox Point
Hill.
Tho Committee appointed to make ar
rangements for the reception of Mr. CIu,
appointed Subcommittee, consisting Of
the Hon. N. r. KNIGHT, Hon. JOHN PIT
MAN, and Col. VIM. BLoDGEr, TO meet
HIN on his arrival at Newport, and to ac-
company him toProvidence.
On his arrival in Providence, he will
be met by the Committee and escorted by
them and such other citizens as may feel
disposed to join the procession in caring
o., TO his lodgings at tho City Hotel,
who're il Is hoped hisfellow citizens may
have an opportunity Of greeting him with
\ most hearty welcome to the city.
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NArIvs PoErRY.

NArIvs PoETRY. A correspondent al
one of tho neighboring isles (says the
Nantucket Inquirer) has transmitted the
annexed moroccan, as specimen of indi-
yenous rhymery, worth oftypicul immor-
tal'ty by reason of its lofty imagery and
fancifui He rescued it from tho shutter
ofa grocery-the resort, doubtless, Of
men Of faste.
New Cider Sweat and good
Pleas to frye it ifyou would
Apples Paires and Peaches too
As good ffute us ever grew
Oysters fine ever you saw
Aou can have cook't or take them raw
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'FRACAS AT WASHINGTON.
Extract of letter from Maj. Jack Down
ing, dated, WAsHINcToN, October 9th,

FRACAS Al WASHINGTON.
Extract Of letter from Maj. Jack Down
ing, dated, WAsHISoroN, October 9th
1888.
I'VE come nigh havin a pretty consid
cradle riot. here hist night. ! and the
General had been to bed abou: two hours
and had jst got threw talkin over matters
and got into kinder doze, when we was
startled by the tarnallest racket, you ever
hear tellOn. The Gineral jump'd right on
Eeend, and run and got his hickory, and ]
arter him, with the only thing could get
hold on handily-never mind your Regi-
mcntals and Corderoys, Major, says he,
and down stairs we went, side by side, and
l leetle ahead on him; m;-fcr always like
10 lead into scrapes, and out of scrapes.
There is long room where the most of
our folks git together to talk over matters
every night, and cat supper; and some
times they cit into a kinder sqaabble, but
keep quiet. But this time some how they
was in terrible takin and smashin things.
They was all at it, Editors, and Auditors,
and Secretaries Clerks, and under Post
masters, und Contractors, jawin and pound
in one another, and Amos among the thick
est on en-. The Gineral look'd on for a.
bout mint, and says he, Major, shall
60 in, or will your / don't like to do it,
says he, foethey have all done us much
sarvice, but we can't let this riot 90 on.
Well, says ], Gineral, do you give me
your Hickory, and says l, In go at en-,
and make short work. Take care. major.
says he, how you hit, and who you hit
Never pind, says Gineral, "I'll take
the responsibility" Will you, says he.
well here's my Hickory; for, SAYS he ma
jor, tho dare do ceny most any thing, /
must confess i dare not take thai respon-
slbility. And with that he went TO bed
and went at em, and such time never
had. The first clip made was at Amos
but he lodged il, and hit one of the
Editors Of the Globe, and nocked him A.
bout into the middle of next week One
fellow got fyin pan and made fight, but
i was M use, for 10 less than a minit /
,leared en- all; ms soon rs they come 10
snow who it was, they kinder tried TO cur
y favor; and one said one thing, and one
,nother;- and every one tried TO shuttle
'if upon the othcrs; it was a considerable
'Pell before could get the cause ont
ina then il ,urn'd out that the dispute be-
yan about the public deposits, and the
,ext President, and y new Bank, and
Mr. Duane, aud Squire Biddlc,-and Mr.
Van Buren,-and all mixed up so
ouldn't make bend nor tail ont. Now.
avs l. NV boys maka nm nand o,,,. 81
With that, 1 slaP'd the old Hickory down
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ron TEE STAB.

BANK REPoRr. The members Of tho Gencr-
al Assembly have IN their wisdom made il incun,-
bent on the several Banks in this State, to report
TO that august tribunal, (or as ter med by another
" omnipotcnt," but far from being allwse,) rela-
tive to their financial concerns on a certain hour
of certain day in certain month of Zach year.
Very explicit, and all for the express object OF keep
ing check upon the proceedings of these institu-
tons. How much Of preventative against fraud
how great n safeguard for the public security
such stipulation is, let candid public reflect up
on and decide by such regulation DO we de-
rive correct idea Of the general situation of the
Banks On the Gay Of report, in October u.
O'Clock, +. NJ, do We have fair every day ex-
hibit of the concerns of these Institutions! If we
do then the end for which such rule ought to ap-
ply is answered ;--ifwe do then the public ought 10
have implicit confidence in their yearly statements.
But nre such the facts in the case! On the con-
rary, Is ii not undeniabe that the Bans for weeks
'eioro they make their report. hold on, gather in,
md sometimes discount to bep paid immediately If
or report day Sometimes vessels arc retained
n port because the Banks have specie in their {
auIts belonging to these vessels, which it is nee
ssary to have report upon, that fair expose Of I
fairs may appear. And with all these seeming
dvantages do they appear any better than they Q
hould The Assembly might as well say to them
st show US little something once year and you =
IN go on Whatever you say, SO say we;-"a
to moro sleep and a little moro slumber' =,
ell and SO itmust bo. This may all do. but is 81 ~
correct
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on the table, and made their teeth chat
ter. My dander is up, says /; and one
word more and Pm down upoa you.--
What, says !, a riot hero at midnight-
aini it A" glory enuf for you, says !, TO sarve
under the Gineral?" Ifit amt, says J.,
then l'ln mistaken, and Mr.. Van Buren,
tso,---lor he thinks it is,-and think So
too. And now, says i, no more jawin--
uad ! left them; aud when got back TO.
the Gireral, l found hin in terrible TAX
in; and it was Eigh upon day light aforo
we could git to sleep. He was all tho
while talkin about Amos Kendle, and thos
rest on en-; and do rally believe the Gin
eral would never have gone to sleep, I'M
less tell'd him would 81 lick by him; and
whenever the folks about us got into u
'narI, if he would only lend me his, Hiek-
'ry, "Id take the responsibility"
Yours to Sarye,
J. DOWNING, Major,
Downingville Militia, Cd Brigade.