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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13
BRUSH WITH PIRATES.

We derive the following from the
Log Book of the schooner Princess
.Anne:-On Saturday goth ultimo, on
his outward passage, Captain Banks
discovering a sloop at anchor close in
with the Double Headed Shot Keys,
and taking her for a vesselin distress,
ran down for, and upon nearing her,
fired blank cartridge and hoisted his
c%olors, upon which the sloop made sail
from him. Capt. B. then felt satisfied
she was a pirate, and pursued her, until,
from apprehension drumming on some
Of the numerous rocks near the Keys,
he considered it prudent to give up
the chase. He then tackled and stand
ing for the place, where he first discov-
cred the sloop, saw several men on the
shore.-He Immediately hoisted out
his boat, and gave directions to the
crew to land; but upon nearing the
shore they commenced a fire on the
boat. Capt. B. then made a signal for
the boat to return alongside, and OPEN
ed aire upon them from his pivot gun,
which he continued until the gun be-
came too hottie manage. He then haul
ed off, without, as he believed, doing
them much damage, and proceeded Oh
his voyage to Havana. b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1925.

We copy from the Intelligencer of Saturday
a condensed and handsome account of the
"Guesfs' reception on board the Brandywine,
together with the many interesting incidents
which occurred in his passage down the Po-
tomac.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13

The Columbian Centinel reports, that it is
the intention of the President Of the United
States to visit the City Of Boston and its vi
cinity Immediately after the embarcation OF
Gen. Lafayette, A correspondent has assur'
ed the editor, that the Presidents feelings
are adverse to public dinners and parades on
the occasion. He wishes to be INDUCED in a
visit 30 his native state and to his venerable
father, without the occurrence OF those public
exhibitions which the well known hospitality
of the citizens of Massachusetts, would cheer.
fully afford, were it not otherwise desired
We sincerely commend the course of Mr..
Adams, and trust that he viii be gratifed in
his wish
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13
SPLENDID PROJECT.

Clark and Street, of Niagara Falls
Mills, and Augustus Porter, Esq. oil
Manchester, have issued proposals, to
make a carriage road from the top OF
the bank of the Niagara river, below
the falls, down to the waters edge, on
both sides Of the river; the roads to be
20 feet wide, with a descent of one foot
in II. Hthis undertaking should be
carried into effect, it will be an addi.
tional inducement to visit the Falls.
Aperson may then pass the tremendous
chasm below the cataract in safety, as
the river, for some distance below the
falls, will admit the passage, of ferry
boats without danger.
Moah's ADVOCATE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13

The enterprising Editor of the Winchester
Republican has announced his intention OF
publishing a weekly Agricultural Journal, UNI
der the direction ofthe Society of the Valley,
and to be called the "paAey Farmer" The
price is to be two dollars per annum and the
topics confined to the latitude of the State of
Virginia. The Editor expresses his fullest
confidence in the success of the enterprise
We see no reason to doubt the realization OF
his hopes. Such a paper, on the cheap plan
proposed, is known to be much needed
We wish it prosperity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13

The Virginia Free Press of Saturday last,
saws that the water borers at Harper's Ferry
have progressed to the depthof lSsfeet. We
learn that the whole extent Of boring has
been ~througha solid rock, one stratum OF
which was so excessively hard as to require a
new chisel for every inch penetrated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13

At the late commencement of Har.
ward College the Hon. Henry Clay re-
ceived the honorary degree Of Doctor
of Laws.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13

LOSS OF THE STEAMBOAT LEOPARD.
The steamboat Leopard, Capt. Ross
by, on her way from New-O orleans to
Louisville, on the 5th August,at about
half past one o'clock, P. NJ. four miles
above Point Chico, struck a snag,
which was concealed two or three feet
under water, and sunk Immediately
She had on board a full and valuable
cargo, principally belonging to the
Captain, which, with the boat was en-
tirely lost. There was on board thirty
passengers, but fortunately no lives
were lost. Matches yArieL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13

Warren's Cotton Factory, together
with a Grist Mill, Pulling Mill, and a
quantity OF grain, cotton, sc. were des.
troyed by fire at MiddIebury, Yer. on
sunday morning last week. Loss esti-
mated at about $4,000 dollars, of which
amount 5000 was insured a: Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13

The President has officially recog-
nized Don FRANcIsco HERNANDEZ
NoGuEs as Consul Of his Catholic Ma
iesty for the city Of Philadelphia; VIII
LIAM RrTcHIE as Vice Consul of his
Danish Majesty for the states Of Mas.
sachuse,ts, Maine, NewHampshire and
Rhode Island, to reside at Boston; and
IeNAzIo VINcENzo CA%RAvApossY as
Consul General OF Sardinia, to reside
at Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-13

VINO Were assemble IOr tnlS interest
ing event-but above all, by the warm
embrace Of the Revolutionary worthless,
Gen. Smith, Col. Bentalou, and J. w.
McCulloch, Esq. who, with many gen
tlemen from Baltimore, had repaired
to the ship to take another farewell of
their beloved associate of the heroic
time. After a sumptuous collation.,
served in the Captains cabin, and a
number of feeling and appropriate
toasts, the moment of separation arri-
we'd Gen. Smith and his venerable
companions, first advanced, when the
General, in behalf of them aud many
absent friends, addressed the departing
Chief in a most impressive and truly
affecting manner, to which the veteran
replied, as far audible as the excess of
his feelings would permit; but in both
Of these addresses, that which could
not be heard by the ears could be plain
ly read in the eyes of all present.
General JONES then advanced, and in.
an elegant and appropriate manner, ex-
pressed on the part Of his fellow-citi-
gems Of the Metropolis and the District
Of Columbia generally, land by request
Of those presently his extreme grati6ca-
ton at the boundless and grateful at
tachment which had been shown by all
parts of our common country to an
Hero Of its liberties, and one of its tru.
est and noblest ~benefsctors, which era.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
EXECUTOR,S S.aLES.

pV virtue OF the last will aud of Benimin w
Coleman dec l. az thereof, will Tuesday the
2oth Of next m"nh, Dscember at IL o'clock. the Eagle
Hotel IN "r city OF iehmond fair, II not athe hon,
the next fir day iheTearr sell that very valuable tract
and, that belonged TO the said Coleman, Containing about
hoand acres, situated within two three miles of the
way house between York aud lampton aud Lambs
fine waier-eourse OF navigahe aud deep branch
Charles sometimes called PocosOr River. The Improvement,
IN this excellent Brick Dwelling House Iarr
Barn. Khehen, overs-er House, and negro quarter The
land level aud supposed by many persons be fertile
Tue het lands IN Gloucester county, Back river Eliza
hcthcty county, and is well adapted to the culture Corn
Wheat Barley and Cotton AT the time will be sold the
undivided interest q" the said Colema about
the Cow Islands in York cHn,y which considered by al
who acquainted with hen the hest range par
Virginia. for raising stocks Of cattle aud mules The lam
the halfway house will he shewn ny Thomas c. Russell.
Esq. Df that place. 10 persons DESTROYS of purchasing
Terms of the sale which will he Conducted by ies Mon
Robinson pea'ani., cash for fourth The
money! and Tor the balance credit Of ,o three
will he given, payable in equal n.iaimenI for hon.
~h approved security hearing day sale
aud deeds oi trust on The property 10 their payment
JOHN SHEPPARD, Executor oTB. r. Coleman
Nov. 25. 59-,.h-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
Vaiuable Propertv for sale upon n Lo,,, go,

Valuable Property for sale upon a Tong credit
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the County Court IF Esser,,y
he sold IN the town Of rapPlhann1ek, Ihusday tie
t'vsnty day Of December next IL f IL next
far dy the two LOTS belonging the estate Of Mr., RE
beeea Barnes dec IN The said place. On Of these lot
good two-stTy dwelling with three cellars, large rooms
and passage, ON the lower and three with passage on
the uPPe 1oor aud sare, besides all the ouou
e good repair suitable for the accommodation genec
fami with an excellent vegetable and flower garden IN IT
there some hoic fruits among which green gage
Plum Malta aud heath peach granite, strawberries,
this lot . beautifully situated, aud is Considered aud
as yn'mabe perhaps ia the place The other lot ao
somewhat smaller and uiimpfoved night he made nearly
sa,ua a-tle h being in handsome situation for building
IL separated rom the first by astreet further description
Z" these lots deemed unnecessary, presumed
ened to purchase val view the premises before the m sale
Terms Of Sale Bonds With approved security will he re-
CURED OF the poSchaer purchasers payable egaee
on the several s days of Jiuusry 1874 2S 80 eXcer
much IN cash will pay the of this decree.
Noo. 90 1925. IN a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

YEVHiS intuition will reopen The 10th Of January ne
y under the management OF MeBrs. BAKER anI PATII-
LO lately from Ilappden Sidney College. From the reputed
zeal and ability Of the Instructors added 10 the we'll known
ate saluhriy ofte aud romodiousnes,s Of
the budng, extensive and well selected brary &c the
snt,cirste the favourable result. The eore Of
instruction will comre the Estp and Greek ca.ses IN their
fullest extent Together with such branches Of Engli,h edu
cation ordinarily sugt en- academies. The oholaaic
yer wll comprise two sessions the Gr nciur on the
18th Janutry au ending The 18th Juy the second conen
cling the 18th Auyus aud ending the 18th December Term
Hoard Including washing $751; " bedding Is furnished SOS
Tuition or instruction in the classics the higher branches
n English Education, either both S2, in me .bote
Hsgches, SO. JOHN II. UERNAHD,
PrssideHsef TIE Beard IF T'rs,ess.
NoT. l. 52-2N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
ILust saIe of Land in AIofto,,o,,

% virtue Of a deed Of executed the subscriber ",
- Dlhney Norris and Sa his WIFE purpose thcr
IN sperfed hearing dae the 25th Nav 1925 duly
shall offer for sale atpuhlc auction, the premises. I'm
ey after the sale by James MADISON Of the property COM
yeyed by DAhney Norris Lew jones' Fall, of Not
the 18th December next iact Of land living in the
county of NOoay containing, supposed contain
or aud five hundred purchased by NORRIS from
brghwell Rather aud bounded by the lands of BENJAMIN
Fitzgerald Richard Cralle, and the land which The sal
Norris al present resides and years credit the pur-
chaser giving bond with satisfactory security, deed Of
trust the land the payment Of purchase
ASA OLIVER.
Nov ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
NOTICE.

execution ofhe powers vese the subscriber trustee
by two deeds executed hy Litiehrrry Vaden on tn,
JGh day Of Novembe Il 9 and the o assign
men;, executed by the said Leberry Walden and Thomas
Vsdfn on the 9Th dsy Of July, 1922 land both recorded The
clerks office OF tue county court OF Chesered will he
10 the highest bdd, for cash, the courthouse Of the sa
county, Monday the eth day of November heinr tho
first day ofhe quarterly term the court Of the said count
undivided moiey Of that valuable Of land,
MS Sarah Walden resides lying about five miles South 6f the
Courthouse supposed TO contain 49 subject estate
Of the said Sarah therein, for her life wdoshood
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee
Octl4. 46---tis
The above sale postponed until December Chesterfield
Court 1926, when II will certainly ttke place.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
STRAYED or STOLE-Ac

ENRoM the stable OF the subscriber night cf the 18Th
n instant, dark chesnutscrrel HORSE company with
bay COLT The iorLer about s, latter years The
siei has white spI ia his forehead, with thin aud
tail Cavng gently been doekedD Of his HAD
legs (uPPOd TO he the le) IN respect compact
very neatly formed oi se nov< with much rase, activity and
~, previous to the s Of November last The bay Colt
by Mr. Adams well grown, having badly reached
with flowing tail, III. only marks iceoiected.
liberal reward will be given, Tor the apprehension Of tn,
Thief sueh information respecting the the above hor
sas have taken, so they are again terovered by
CHAS. L. PENDLETON, Main-street, Richmond.
Nos,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
.NrOTICE.

WILL he offered FOR sale The premises, on the 10th day
w Of December next, II fair the fair dly
ihereher Sundly eSoePed all the pershsb property II
the late Col r. Goode Of the county Of Chesterfield consist
ing OF carriage and horses COWS, Sheep, Hogs household n
kitchen furniture crops Of Corn Fodder plantation utensils sc
For el of 10 and under, cash will he required aud
credit % " months will be given for al ten dollar
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security.
~ THE EXECUTIONS.
NoV. ~ sQ-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

Ladies and Gentlemens' BOOT s. sH0U


sNE SUBSCRIBE has hand elegant assortment Of
Ladies Morocco Seal SKIN and fancy cOloured STUFF Shoe.
Of every description. Gentlenens Morocco CalSkin
Boot, Shoes and Pumps Of superior quality. Men, aud BOYS.
coarse Boots BODIES aud Shoes, all of which will he sold Al
FAIR prices. have just received elegant
and sfain for ladies shoes Also calf .ea-skin d
Morocco fpr Genemens' Boots and Shoes, which will he
nuaetu ed at short notice and the reasonabe teims
1 Boots aud Shoes repaired aud all orders thankfully re-
ceiyeI. JOHN SARV{Y.
Nov, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
NFV GOODS.

AVM oowAN la. received supply Of Gold 4 Silver,
Patent Lever aud Verge Watches Gold CHAINS Seals and
Keys, Peal Je Paste Coal fancy Jewelry Steel otnl-
menu" fancy Combs, rich mounted and plated Gas
SPeeilees and Pencil Gases; Military Goods Horer best
Ianfy Pen aud Pocket Kne, Scissors Briania
sno ,nSis Thermometers Coral and fancy Necklace and
pea Pocket BOokss nd Purses Wstch Dbands aud Chans
otn buckles aud Claps assorted, Miniature Frames Waiter
sn w atch materials With general assortment Of Goods
wv Meh fashions, embracing almost every article in the line
~. .. Watche, carefully repaired. Jevelry and Silver
Dec. 6. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
No TTnE

LIZ P'io' VINO nave rilns the estate of the late
augustine DGuis, requested to m Ike them known
me suhscrhsri and all vino indebted The estate max
payment as soon as possbe AOrne having col
eoi by cut or otherwise, well generally, will
'iea'e TO communicate 20 him tn heir collections
L. W. RooTES, Ex'r of A. Davis, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
Boarding school for Younr Ladies.

w f The reception Of Young Lie' eeras Board-
Day scholars. rhe Of Instruction embraces eve
~ branch finished En education the hool
amply provided With siobe maps, Diagrams, &c. necessary
tn slucilate their instruction.
The Laa Greek aud Ffcaeh ngusge together with usc
Drawing aud Paintings Painting Velvet aud Satin Enbrol.
cry, and every other Kind Of ornamental work are on the
most approved principles and by teachers who reside IN the
family In the boarding department Of the establishments they
have had very considerable experience and they
and that every eKerOn will be made prouote the
ceniort aud Improvement Of those their care
The mosl and manners Of the young ides will be Parteu-
larly sttendedto to.
REFERENCE.
Judge w. II. CahslI Rev. John b. nogc,
Judge Win BrOckeubrough Rev. Robert u. Cfoes.
second Brick House below the Old Swan syern on H. ST.
ShOokU Hill
Richmond, Nov. &c. 5g-1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
To Cotton Growers aud Cotton heaters
pICISINl, s Il AI.INlI Ole COTTON

PICKING s. BALING OF COTTON.
II AvtNG erected C0.ior Gins IN The Bo,ug-AIill
building, the ofthe Armory, and Cotton Pre4s
al the place. Iam prepare. for Pikng Cotton aud Bat
ing square hales. Terms for pckUiS bains
teut part and for bang Cotton already picked, on--haf cent
per pound.
COtoubagging and Balng rope will be furnished at the
market price, those wb0 may not prefer furnishing their
All the Cotton that may be picked baler, will be
stored fee OF charge The Of that be pick
ed gins, whether disposed of before after being pick
ed wlibe permitted 10 take cJtton-se.d
be considered necessary To plant tlgir next crop
IL disposed purchase about hundred thousand
pouads of Seed Cotton, for which the market price in Cash
will lee given. wan. G. PoVALL.
Mr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
F4RyJERS' B.d.y,R or IyIRGLNT1

THE Annual Meeting ofthc S0ckode. Tor the election
Of Directors TOT the Bsus, and fpr the Offices OF Discount
aud Depo' will he held At their Wednes-
day the l,h Of January next.
Dsc.2 6i--td WM. NEKERVTS (.,,b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
OVERSEER W:gN.TED.

ITO live farm in King William, single man, with
small family, FROM the upper country would be prefer
red, need apply, but those who we'll rrrnn,
mended. Apply to Thomas Carter, the Ppnsrve, Kne
William county, OF W"rtham McGruder, Richmond.
O. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
EDUC4TTON.

MY school for languages, within mile Of the Uniyef.i-
Iva ty, will be conuued The ensuing year The session
will Commence On the 18th January, 1895.
TIL: w. MaURY.
Nov. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
BANK OF VTRGLyT8.

UtftnlhtT u THZl
THE Animal Meeting m the Stockholders ~ the Hank will
u he held the hrst Monday 10 January. heretofore
W. DANDRIDGE, Cashier.
Dee. 2 61-fd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
TO COTTON GROWERS.

- EEING that Richmond is likely become important
- Cotton Marked the subscriber has deter Offer hi
services Cotton Growers 10 sell that article
lie at all times be found Shocku. Warehouse.
Riehmoud, Nov. u. SIT BENZ: SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

1he Grand Lodge IF Virginia,
WILL the Masonic Hail the Cy Of Richmond OF
w The second Monday ofhe present month"; o'clock r.
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
VHISKEY. TRO.N &e

WI q
20 Receiving by Schooner, Adrian aud Chesapeake,
30 hndi PennsylSsnis Rye Whiskey
81 Barrels do do do
10 Ton american and swedes bar iron, principally wagon
cart, carriage and zig tyre
IS Casks ohesss
Dozen ehoPPihs axes. For sale by
WORKMAN L MCGRUDER.
Dec % G2L2aw2g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

vHEunierssned intend regurly hereafter be purchasers
l. Of COTTON n this market They will at all times h.
prepared pay for that article its fair market value in
anj invite those bringing here for sale give tema ca
Richmond Sent. L. Sa-'f KERR $50 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10

"A PETITION will be presented to the next Legislature
praying some alterations In the law prescribing the mode
'I appointing he Flour Inspector a. Roinsond.
Nov ~ sa-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
42,SI0 tickets

42,SI0 tickets S2l4,20 Dollars.
Ticket. in tue above Lottery he hal tine Managers
CDee, under the Eagle Hotel, Richuoud, the follow
rates Whole ticket SO Half do. So Quarter do. 81 co.
Packages ofwelve tickets embracing the 50 Nos. Of the
Lottery which must Of necessity draw S25 50 nett, with
many chances for capitals shares Of packages, may be had
at lite rate.
Prizes nlhe lotteries of New York, N Jersey Penn<ylva
MA Delaware, Mary land, Washington city, Virginia. North
Csroliia AMI louisiana will be received IN payment.
Orders, enclosing the cash. prizes, aove, free Of post
sge, forckts shares will with prompt aeutiou If
addressed to ]. Ii. YATES, I nnn.
A. MINTYRE, s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
N. Z, sTATa LITERATURE
1901 Prizes. S567, 900
y, i39 Blanks....Not 2 BLANKS TO q Prize
PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $50 90 Quarters I2 so
HdlUeS % 90 Eighths 6 20

IIuIUeS 20 % ElghthS 8 20
Ems the most nagnhoen; Scheme that has been Of
erred for the patronage friends Lottery adventure ia
Amerea the small number Of Tickets, aud tie Unexsmped
demand for them, sufficient warrant, that will be
chance left for weeks before the day fixed the drawing
endihat the price Of Tickets will shortly rise TO SEQ
" uentleDen therefore requested 10 be early in their
PPcaion all Orders actually mailed before the rise will
be entitled to be supplied al the present lates.
~ Notes Of the banks pfhe u. States and Il, Branches and
generally, the Notes VI all Banks that pay specie reee at
oar,
Also Mercantile Drafts at sight, any Of the large cities
aud pttLe tickets received freely in payment.
Tue Mil! may he relied being perfectly safe for all re-
usianoes.
YATES & M'INTYRE, Washington City.
Nov. f. "a Ss,,s,hn y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
BOARDLVG

UU.1HUIvNG.
ENE subscriber prepared accommodate BoarIess by the
Il day, week, month"; yea. fen twelve members Of the
legislature eau be accommodated
ALICE e. WILLIAMS, uear the Capitol.
Nor, % 70 ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-10
JfrNt1,fI state ZntferD,
Fis ca.s, fnr the benefit Of the
DIS NJ Al SWAMI

C.1.NdL CO.hP.tVX,
50 No. Lctteyb b, combination peinuta,isn-5 Dai@
to he drawn.
j. y. YdTES8. Il. API.NTYRE, Managers
To be drawn LIST of March, 1926.
Highest Prize 10000 DOLLARS.