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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28
James G. Barry
.AS Just received by the packet Express,
Ill last evening, fresh supply of
Dt1, GOODS,

Consisting, IN part, OF
London super, super blue and black cloths
and cassimeres
German ticklenburgs, burlaps aud dowlas
Grecian striped musins and London striped
calicoes
~ and ga super ginghams and fancy prints
Book, jaconet, cambria and null muslins
Barrage muslins, a new article for dresses
White and colored linen drilhngs
Drab everlasting worsted, for gentlemcn's
coats
English and French Florentine
Very elegant vest patterns
Mems and women's thread and cotton full
and half hose
Irish linen, linen cambria & brown hollands
"A and Canton Grape shawls
Brown, red and yellow Bandanno hdkfs
White and colored crayats
Black silk and tabby velvets
Woodstock, beaver buckskin, kid and silk
gloves
Ahandsome assortment ofsilk s. gauze hdkfs
White and green figured gauze wells
India bamboo fans ices
Pink, blue, green, white & lead cold foren-
Black italian lustriRg & black India sarsnet
Black twilled bombazett & striped circassian
Cotton ferreting, knitting cotton, spool and
ball wire cotton
Bleached, brown and colored domestics
And few cases of mems %, 80 and 80 inch
umbrellas
Ladies' % inch parasols
Do % do fringed, bordered and lined do
with ivory handles. Also, small lot of
BALTIMORE
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Potomac Company.

NOTICE is hereby given. That the annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders, viii be hol-
den at Semmes's Tavern, in Georgetown, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on Monday the Isl day Of
august merit, forthe purpose of electng Pre-
sident and four Directors, for the ensuing year,
and of transacting other business of the Com
pany. By order, R0BT. BARNARD.
Treasurer Potomac Company.
Office Of the Potomac Compny,
Geo. 16,ca, July II, 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28

LOTTERY PUFF.

fthc following Yankee letter is intended
as Lottery Puff, it is ingeniously done, to
commence in Vermont, with view to its re.
publication in New York. We must confess,
that Arnold's rotatory wheel, upon selfmo-
wing principle, is curiosity worthy of no.
ce.-.Noah's .4drocate
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28
NOTICES IS HEREBY GIVEN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the water viii be drawn off, and the
i navigation closed on the Canal at the Lit.
lie Falls, onthe 25thinst. in order to draining
out the said Canal, and Of putting into COM
plete repair the several works thereon; and,
thatthese operations may occupya period OF
three weeks. BY order,
ROBT. BARNARD,
Treasurer Potomac Company.
Office Of she Potomac Company,
Geo. Toscn, July IA, 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28

at the factory price for cash. Those goods,
with his former stock, renders his assortment
complete, and will certainly be sold low for
money. june 2-E
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28
IAucHApLE MISTAKE.

Afew mornings since, a lady went in
to the PoEce-O6ics Bo,c.strest, and en-
CURED the price Of some fur and silk
articles: Townsend quizzingly replied,
"Oh! Ma'am, we're all fair and above
board-we've no cloaks here" 10
which the lady rejoined--"Sir, | beg
pardon-I really thought that this was
the celebrated Pelisse- Office"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28

A Lady in Scotland lately wrote to a
friend in London, and in communities
ting the intelligence that female ac-
quaintance had recently entered into
the marriage state, observes, shat it
was the general expectation that she
would have atemals son. The passage
was considered inexplieable; but on a
little application, and coIlating it with
the usual photography Of the writer,
the mystery was explained-she meant
it TO be understood, that her friend was
likely to shave family soon."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28

He tina, is always busy about little
things, becomes incapable OF great.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28
Corn.

1NHE subscriber has for sale yellow and
- white corn. GEO. COLEMAN.
July 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28

Among the Members taken into Gus
tody by the SERGEANT at Arms, on
recent call of the House, for non-at-
tendance in due time, was MIR. Sher-
dan, who good-humouredly exclaimed
"This is rather too hard. Mr.. SPEAK
er, to be turned ont of Office, and faSsn
iiato CUSTODY, on one aud the same day"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28

A Captain ofGrenadiers havingsome
time ago died in the West Indies, his
remains were followed to the grave by
an Irish servant, and buried with mil :
itary bonours. Upon the discharge OF
the last round, poor Pat, who had hlth'
erto observed an awful and melancholy
silence, loudly exclaimed, "Ah! Master
Jewel, that the last shot your hononr
will ever hear :"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28
Little River Turnpike Stock.
Seine TWiMe.

To- CASKS Bidport shad and Herring
Id Irvine, landing from barque Aurelia,
from LiverpooL and for sale on liberal terms,
by w. FOWLE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28
For Freight,
For Amsterdam,

fK The superior coppered ship PlON-
GI4EER, Thomas Greenleaf, master, Is
daily expected from Liverpool, and will COM
mence loading immediately for the above port,
having the principal part of her cargo ready
to go on board-For freight $50 hhds.
Apply to VIM FOWLE < Co.
JtRo uiH receire By said ship,
1000 sacks blown SAIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11

Shipping. she Ia ight have kept her troops time
longer Naples, but this is prevented by the num-
Der of ships Great Britain keeps in that neigh
borhood This is all she has gained by the Holy
Alliance. The projects which Russia has had for
these fifty years also rem dered abortve Greece
is now beyond her reach. Ii she should reach
Consantnople, the vessels of England will prevent
her passing the Dardanelles, or having any share in
the Mediterranean. While England traverses over
the whole world, she keeps in action the 500 600
Russian soldiers, who cannot be set in motion with
out money. This is all Russia has gained by her
iavourite policy, the Holy Alliance; will not,
therefore, the power whchlcreated this alliance be
the first to destroy it? The principles have been pro-
htable to those who have had nothing TO de with it,
and runous to those who have; while it is proba-
BILE that this question may be discussed at Peters
bngh the French Minister, perfectly satisfied with
their triumph over Hayti, making triumphal
journies through our departments. They seek
pose, and our diplomaists do the same. Our Am
bassadors fulfil their duties at Paris, and probably
we shall learn from the English Ambassador at Pa
rs the result of the deliberations at Petersburgh
Our Ministers remain inactive, and they hardly
sensible that the human mind; which they inca
pable OF claiming down, is fastening forward with
gigantic steps, fleeing from the past, fatigued with
the present, and seeking refuge in the future.
Arrests an Spain.-A private letter from Ma
1
possible confusion continues to exist in that capital.
The following is given a list of the persons who
have been arrested at Madrid in consequence of the
late conspiracy
| Salones Director of the Hospitals at Madrid.
| Molles, Chaplain of Honour; the Secretary OF
Espalins; and Rosas, Secretary of State, confined
in church.
! Imprisoned an secret.-'The Chaplain of Hon
our of the Royal Order (Pedsnus) (bare feet y the
Vicar General Of Madrid; Father Martinez, monk
| (nlercenairt) Bishop elect; the Guardian of the
Image of ST. Philip; ard many other Ecclesias,ics.
Gordon, Secretary OF the Chamber by election,
confined in the Seminary Royal of MOBILES, Gu
| secret.
Imprisoned at .Dorfite. Two sons of the
above, Captains in the Royslist volunteers, and
employedby the Secretaries of Grace and Justice;
Colonel Sen, Commandant of the Royalist Volun-
ieer ARTILLERY.
His Excellency the Colonel Cardenas, exiled to
St. Sebastian; the Ex-Iniendant General ofPoce,
Don Mariana; Rufine Gonzales, exiied to Pampe-
luna; Major General Chaperon, President of the
Military Commission at Madrid, Imprisoned at
Cazeres.
IN Prison dW Secret.-Four Officers of the
Gendarmerie; the Royal Lottery Office Keeper;
Col. Saes, EX-Serretary of the Tribunal of Juris-
prudence of Provinces; Col. Monfons, Secretary to
the Inspection OF Infantry Cat the time.) Count
de Tore Alta Montenegro, Of the Royal Guard;
and an immense number OF others Of inferior note
have also been arrested and committed to prison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11
EVFCTTOPS =, IN ES

PURSUANT to he last viii and testament Of Capt James
DosWei dec, late VI Hanover county, Wl be sold the
highest bidder, Monday, the 2s OF No,cnherf fair II NOT
me next Ian day hereas the whole Of the personal
hot se'sed ~ us Will The sales will include about
twelve likely Slaves among them an experience lar. The
sioekci horses an mules about 60 number among
stock OF cattle, about 200 in number 200 head Of sheen
large stock nj hogs about 2OO9J pounds Of pok about 1900
barrels 81 corn, fodde DC. Household kitchen Tufni-
'ue, plantation utensils -four large s, with buieIs Black.
smiths tools, &ej and deal Of other valuable property
too tedious TO enumerate.
he sales will commence at NewB4rkst the late reIenee
OF The eased on NonJay the 21s November om tho
TO an estate called Aliens Greek, Friday 25th from
theHee T. Piintation called Nrosn Monday tn, 2s
aud lastly, 10 the estate called Bulfed, "Wednesday the
SO ~ 90 and continue day 10 dav al each place
uniii all Inc property al each plantation be ,Old.
Terms o sae twelve months credit will be allowed the pur
eA'ers oi all sums over ten dollars, giving a,,-
proved security for that aud under cash will b. required
THOMAS PRICE, Jun.
THOMAS BOSWELL, Ex'rs.
PAUL BOSWELL, }
IS All persons having claims this Estate ate requeste;,
TO ~ esent them for settlement; those 10 make
ulNtt Ltlmtm. Oc-O-eIl Al--iLa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11

LNoR sale, my of land Albemae county her.ofor.
my residence, consisting 1880 about 1000 Of which
afe Ut TIE best mountain quality, aud 800 ying below the
mouniain and extending rom it, generally Of good quality
aud remarkably well nbered and waered. Thstracles o
the south side c the Rvauna branch James River nav
gable for Baeaux TO Milton, which within three and half
miles IL i've miles from Charlottesville aud six from the
unworthy vi ITS adyantag situation altb and soce-
" remark need he made here The estate has an the m
improvements on ia coumodou dwelling house building
ior servants and other domestic purposes, good stables two
harms with iresing machines, g saw mill with good
houses Tor managers and abofers, posted 70, each pue
and good repair The tract may be divided
nto several parts will he sOdposed oifde.ired The paw
ment purchase nsney may ne made by inanen ,th
very liberal edit tob agreed the time Of sale The
iunnueand the stock Of every kind may sold with the land
have also for sale another tract Of rather more than zoo
acres miles belowmOn, within on s northern
'ide winch es WE'LL . Of good quality, well tnbered ard
Mstered and has valuable Of lime passi through H.
hs uacti' divided INTO two FARMS each having on dwelling
rouse very conmodous for small family, with neceay out
udmgs Credit will be given Tor tact IN like manner "a
os me ohef Persons inclined to purchase address them
'sHe , u1HHssetiyto me- JAMES MONROE.
O2kIiill Loudoun county, Va. Apfil ~. fI5-fG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11
Real and Personal Esf0fe fo1 SoIc

administrators OF Thumas White, dec. late of the coun
~ ty OF Hanove will he offered for sale by the
Legatees 20 the highest bidder the premises Wednesday
The 18th Of November next, il fair il not the fair day. the
Tract OF Land and plantation hereon the said Thomas White
lately resided, called Spring Grove lying Stag about
10 m'es from the CITY OF Rchmond aud well adapted the
culture Of corn, wheat aud oaeco the improve
OF oomInodious dwelling house, with other necessary
HOUSES large orchard cOmp ng very choice selection Of
ifu The tract containing between and TOO acres nearly
halt IN woods unoommonly well tmbered with Mill seat
thereon, swell waered with good spring. and healthy
any seat m the county particular decTption isdeem
ed unnecessary, tits presumed those wishing purchase
inst view The premises, which time will be shevn nv
Thomas III White living the farm, William L. White,
living Immediately in the neighbourhood.
AT the time and place will be offered for sale 10 the
highest bidder the Personal Property belonging said
tate Consisting Of several 81 both sexes
very valuable the crop fodder &o sock Of ho
cattle, sheep and hogs, the household aud kitchen iurni
ture, plantation utensils,
Teens Of aIe money for the purchase Of the land to he
paid uiree annual Payments The purchaser giving bond with
approved security and executing deed of upon
to secure the payment For the personal u
months will be allowed the chaser gyns bond and good
ouy TO- all above $40 Tor all Of $40 aud under
cash will he required.
s. psr'on having claims against the are reque.-
ted to bring them forward that arrangements may made for
their i'chige and those who Indebted the estate 10
make payment
CLEMENT WHITE, Administrators Of
WM. L. WHITE, }Thos. white, dee
~. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11
TRUST S-3LE

70 virtue oi Deed Of ru executed for certain pur
~ poses therein uentirned aud duly IN the court
81 he county OF James Ciiy shall oer public auction
before the door OF The Courthouse, in the city of Wausb
on The second Monday ia November that being o
~ cou day. tue well known PntD house said county, cali
between Williamsburg and Nes Kent Courthouse, SUI
da'rd Tor Tavern for which purpose has been used or
as s" any IN that section Of the country which,
found Mari ~ the greatest abundance, and of the finest quality
The houses which spacious recently one some
epaIs and good order fo accommodation Of
travellers
The title this pr perty to be indisputabe hut
sha convey such only vested by Deed
III Iiusi D. B. BROWNE, Trustee.
a. Terms at Sale
Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11

% virtue Of deed OF Irus, executed by Robert Broug on
ID the 18th day of Decembe 1873 to the subscriber
rus Tor the purposes therein mentioned, and by
another deed executed on the day Of
S25 from Wilson Boush, Ann Broug and Eliza Boush will
be sold at public auction credit Of o. ~ months
Monday itn November before the door
The Guy 81 Williamsburg, at ~ o'clock, that PALUABLE
PL8N 'SIiON in James city county, Chickahoniny Ri
called BOushs Neck, containing by estimation 800 acres
be the SAME more less, part of which land adapted
culture OF tobacco and wheat The remainder ell with
timber aud affords lent range both cattle and hog
Fhe quality OF the land aud its oontguy water
would IN the hands OF good manager, make very vaua
bic estate The title Is ndspuae but sell as trustee ONLY
and therefore give except trustee Bonds
with approved security and deed 10 trud the land will be
required HOLT WILSON, Trustee.
Oct lI 1S-Ihs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11
II Valuable Tavern for Beut

tavern, the subscriber oilers rent the buildings n,
- now occupies at Coles ferry, Halifax county This IL
a. oa aud well known stand Tor public house and formerly
occupied Tor that purpose, with very ndcre buildings
eaued as one OF the most profitable tayerns in the eon
OF ahiaN IL - situated Stanton liver branch Of lie
al the most consenienlshppng point for considerable
paO the counties Of charlotte and Halifax and as Iii .t,,
VIZ 9e ready ior batesux navigation during the next twelve
mVnhs t tie completion Of tie Roanoke Canal aud the f.
moa o. DISTINCTIONS above and below the Fa The value Of
Puoho mouse here VIII be much enhanced. II Is also situated
90 he ne, aud most direct road leading Washington Civ
10 he soolh and preferred by members Of Congress aud %
travellers TO aud from the government These con
have induced the subscriber retire from the plse
va" occupied ni tie last i've years private residence TO
he s'ea Inconvenience Of the public and Offer il Tor rent Ne
muse OF entertainment Great expense has been incurred IN
erecting agci oOmmodiou and well finished building and ali
necessary outhooses, PJesening this time more conveue
uu iaHer prospect Of success than frequently Offered 10
luoe VINO are engaged 90 this line Of business Attached ,i
establishment a small high-land PLANT1TTON bavi,,
9lu, eghy sie Of cleared land, Of good quality To one
VINO ma the ability aud tnation to keep emf and
'lc house. the most moderate terms would he ogeed 49,
% OF thfee and four years hui whore shall probably be
"atns no her whatever Will be accepted bv te .uler
'Hh al--tG W.. a TATVTECTnN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11
.narshal's Sale of Land and NEGROES

pursuance Of decree of tn. Superior Court of Clam
ee,y Tor the Richmond district pronounced on the 2th of
March, 1928, IN the of Markham Gooe Turpn W
Goode aud Goode Turpin shall "Wednesday the 18Th
day OF November next at the late residence of Col Francis
Goode, deco OF Cheserheld offer for TO the highest hid
der al public auction TOT cash between forty and inv
many will be sufficient aud then in my r.s,son a.,
raise the OF $3.50 o. with interest on sal ID mari
from 5ls day Of December 1873 until PAID and Mafshas
missions aud expenses Of sale aud of said slaves ON
credit OF IL MONTHS will be sufficient 10 raise the sum of
SlS1 Z with interest S2i5i, part thereof from the 3i of
December 1873 until paid, and hashss commissions:
the same time aud place shall offer for for cash abou
$40 acres OF Land suhciency thereof raise the sum of
sii5 50, with interest S272 49, part thereof from The 81
day OF December 1913 until paid, and Marshal's
and costs OF pltt ia The m suit and the n
OF SOS a. with interest $3.50 49, from the it OF D.
eember isl8 until paid Mishars commissions * all other <
Pen'e, oil sale and ID. pd costs the su the last
named sal. VIII he made the following terms:
cash. One-iontth credit of months. ON ers
az oil Il mouths, and the on credit of
10 months should the defendants the first aud sec md
ce uoode rancs 6oode, Henry Taum Mary his wife
Johh oa admir- OF Elizabeth James William Harrison
ana LOUISA hi' "iie, refuse I" deliver much
property OF the said Francis Goode deeea.ed now in
espective POSSESSIONS, will sufficient n rais. ill.,
sums before named, for which the personal propertv i
hereby advertised then shall proceed IN the manner herein
before prescribed 10 sell the whole the real estate of The
ssd FRANCIS uoode, dee, that part devised To his son
tObeFt IA the possession OF the said Alice (oode and Eanri
u""ue or eer OF teem much thereof will raise The
several sums OF money interest aud costs &C. above Nance. Ia
an ed sales aoov" named bonds with approved security viii
nc teqHed anu me TILE 10 tue real retaueL until the,
are paid Should the above named day prove TO be unfair M
sales will be made the first far day thereafter
Octuber4 $3.50 =. "a, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11
Yaluaale propertu for Sole.

an the first day Of December will be sold the place
~ without reserve, credit OF one and three years.
that valuable and well known Abemare called kdr
h, lying on RNanna six miles below Charlottesville, mile
om Shadell Mills, five miles psik Mills aud four ou
Campbes, all Hour making establishments OF note The Land
uneSceied Ion wheat almost qualed for toaeco
500 acres yet TO clear will he divided before the day into
parcels suitable Tor purchases wh jus, allDlmeo Of arabic
wood and water IN each At the aud place wall be
sold for eah, between so and 40 likely NEGROES, all well
trained farm servants and valuable stock of horses cattle,
hog and sheep, with good crop OF and abundance Of
coarse pIovende upon credit of six monhs. THIS sale is
made to fulfil Of record the Superior Court Of
Chaneery for the Richmond certain ia
the Richmond Banks d by T. NJ r. and Endorsed by T. j.
r. the accommodation having been lately transferred to the
aiter will be conducted by subscribers aud must be
remPtoy the state Of proceedings against T. NJ r. will fully
shew. TIL: Nj. RANDOLPH, Sen.
October "a, t725
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11
[From a London paper of Sent. 2e.l

IN ifhhsIING VIEW OF THE PRESENT STATE
or SPAIN
The situation Of Spain at the present moment
attracts the attention of politicians and battles
their calculations The fate of the people who
Tor so many years have been the victims of tin, err
rors OF blind and despotlc rulers, naturally excites
The sympathy OF every feeling breast, and their flu
ture deslinies, combined with the present position
OF Europe, furnish matter for anxious considera-
ton.
Fatal experience, perhaps, more than the respI,
OF mature reflection, induced numbers to e.tat1i.h
as political creeI, that they would never be o,is,
or happy under the present dynasty Nav. so oe-
neral OF late years, has this opinion become that il
liberty had not within the very nation an epeny
whose strength 1t Is difficult 10 counteract. reoard
less OF consequences, it is possible that ere This
an Hrllaled and insuIted people would have put an
end 10 the sovereignty of the bourbons. This no,y-
eriul opponest, the Clergy, evidently constitutes
one OF the great parties INTO which Spaniards are
divided. IL forms a kind of second sovereigr,,,
within the nation; is directed by particular laws
ana ITS interests are opposed TO the wel-being of
the nation II Expresses. Possessing an immense
Influence, and tins extending from the very palace
% 'hc A!rSio the Temotesi village, it always acts
hrmly and III concert, because lis conduct is euidel
Dy private motives. Having q complete ascepdan-
cy over the cOnscicnces OF the lower class of the
people, whom 1t has converted into fanatics in ia
'ohr Of thef religion, and welding also immense
riches, receiving bad respect, derived from 10
noiance and superstition, no element is wanting TO
TeHhef u formidable 10 those who govern, should
they dare 10 deviaie from ITS iniunctions.
Inc other great party in Spain, called the Iibe-
als, surpasses the former in number and moral in
iluence, and their object j., 10 Withdraw ,b.ir
county from the state of degradation and depenJ-
ence ~ which It Is placed. II is composed of tho
enlightened portion Of the Nobles, ali the tnercb-
ants. and those individuals among the middle and
lower classes, who have received any education
This party Is jmbued win liberal ideas, and il +,
vourable TO religious liberation, security 10 person
and property, and government capable Of guar-
an'ee'ng 70 them these rights Tie army naturally
'nclihes 10 this party, either account of the adj
vaniages experienced whilst the Constitution wa
IN IoTce or because the officers belong to the classes
OF which 1t is chiefly composed
such are the two strong parties which, for Sc
veral years, have disputed the ascendaoev in A..
Peninsula, and every day they become more bitter
enemies Late events have, however, proved
bat without the aid Of foreign army, the clergy