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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

The U. S. schr Porpoise, Capt. Par
ker, has arrived at Eastport, bound on
on a cruise in the Bay Of Funda, sc.
SC. The numerous disasters which
befel our Fishermen, last season, has,
probably, induced our Government to
send an armed vessel upon the station,
to which they may report their griev-
ances, should they again be molested,
in their lawful employment, by an ar
med vessel of a foreign power.
Feast port Sentinel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

hoe been not one instance, to my know
LEDGE. of treaty having been revoked
or annulled, after being duly ratihed,
except by the free consent OF all the
parties to it, or by war.
Yesterday met in Council near Jo-
seph Marshalps ferry, the Chiefs oil the
HIntosh party, and communicated to
them the proposition OF the Council at
Broken Arrow; to which they have &C.
coded. They promised to return to
their homes as soon as they are advised
Of the arrival of the United States
,roons ordered from Louisiana and
pensacola to the Greek Agency at Cat
tahoochy. ,.
The Chiefs of both parties have dis
,;uc,ly and solemnly assured me that
thew will remain at peace with each
other: and that they will in no Case raise
an arm against the citizens OF the u
nited States. Under these circumstan-
res. it is my duty to notify your Ex-
eellency that there will be 10 &C.
casion for calling into service any part
ofthe Militia or Volunteers ofthe State
over which you preside.
The certificate, of which | enclose
herewith a copy, marked S, added to
declarations Of the Chiefs in Council,
ofwhom Joseph Marshall was the prin-
cipal, and interpreter, prove that your
Excellency has been greatly deceived,
in supposing tina, the Mcintosh party
ever consented to the survey OF the &C.
ded Territory being commenced before
the time set forth in the Treaty Tor
their removal. This fact giving alto
gether a new aspect TO the subject OF
the proposed survey Of the land, added
10 strong conviction on my mind,
that the attempt to make the surveys
would be a positive violation OF the
treaty-and will, under existing causes
Of excitement, be certain TO produce
acts of violence upon the persons or
nroperty of unofending Indians, who
we are bound to protect, it becomes my
duty to demonstrate against the surveys
being COulIncuCSu uuth tuS hhuiA"S
shall have removed agreeable to the
Treaty. cannot doubt that the facts
disclosed by the accompanying certih-
cate. with the concurrent testimony OF
the Chiefs in Council, will induce your
E1cellency, without hesitation, to a.
bandon the project Of surveying the
land, before The month of September
1926.
This will be particularly gratifying
10 me, as it will relieve me Of the pain
full duty of acting, mi in concert Nth the
yenerated authorities of an enlightened
and patriotic member Of the United
S,ates-to whom l stand pledged by
every principle Of honor, and under the
solemnity Of an oath, to serve them
honestly and faithfully.
(Signed) EDMUND P. GAINES,
Maj. Gen Commanding.
A true copy-E. G. w BUTLER,
.Aid-de- Camp.
To His Elk: G. M. TRouP,
Governor of Georgia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

Oil, Beef, Pork, &c.
EOO Gallons summer strand sperm. oil
CS1U 500 do strand whale do.
New-York beef & pork, city insp ection
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
200 do corn, which will be sold low by
aug2 J. S. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02
For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam,
kTN The superior coppered ship PION.
AREER, Thomas Greenleaf, master, will
sail about the Goth inst. and take 100 hhds of
tobacco on freight.
Applyto WM F0WLE & Co.
Who haze for sale on board said ship,
7400 busels coarse salt
1000 sacks blown do. in superior double
twilled bleached sacking
1000 bushels Orrell coal. aug1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02
CIVILIAN EDWARDS,
(oisneo) 3JOSEPH MARSHALL,

AT Porfess, Epson co. Juiy9.
l certify that this is correct copy
Of the original certificate, signed in my
presence and now in my possession.
E.G. w. BUTLER,
.Aid-de- Camp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

lowing ISL, VIII please
DvERTIsED.
K
Capt Jas Kelley
Benz Kinsley
Sarah Kincade
l.
Elizabeth Lyons
John A Longden
James Lyles
VIM T Lewis
T Clagett Lyles
Emanuel / Sleigh
Matilda Love
Capt John Lylnburn
Marcus Latimore
NJ
Geo. McCoby
Mr. Morgan, cardWainer
Robert Marshall
Capt L Marbury
Joseph Meek 2
Thomas Monroe 2
Addison Magruder
Edward Mclaughlin
William D MILAN
Daniel Mcleod
Thomas MILAN
"
Joseph Neale
Penny Obleton
p
John II Pope
George Parson
John Payne, jr.
Anthony Preston
r
Willis Rye
Alice Ramsay
Louisa Russell
IS
MILFORD Sideb0ttom
Chapman Skinner
Mr.. Smith, Inn keeper
Charles A Stokes
Jesse Spencer
Richard Sanger
Hannah Smith
Eleanor Symons
John w Smith 9
Mrs VIM Stewart
Society for mehorating
the condition of the
Jews II
Viletta Tarton
Ann Tuition
Mary A Terrett
Ann Turpin
W
Mary Williamson
Maria White
Elijah Waller
Capt Rich wilkinson
Dick Wood
Edward Weeks
Jesse Wherry
Walter Ward
Y
Elizabeth York
D. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02
SEflP NEWS.
Port IF alexandria.
arrived,

arrived,
Juty 30.-Ship Pspeer, Greenleaf, Liver
pool, So days; salt am erates to VIM. Fowle
& Co. Hugh Smith & q owners-dry goods
to C. Bennett C. & I. a Thompson, Joseph
,Janney, Sen. A. C. Gaze, pve & Co. Withers
& Washington, and other hardware to Pa.
ton & Butcher, J. w. MasAe, Ingle, Lindsey
& Ingle, Washington, and passengers
Spoke. June 26, lat A, 80, long. So, brig
Globe, of Providence, 18 daysfrom Whining
ton, N. C. bound to Liverpool. June %, lat.
A, 80, long Al, ship Virginia, of and from N.
York, II days out, bound to Liverpool. July
IL, lat. AZ, long. 81, ship Telegraph, of and
for Philadelphia, from Havre de Grace, out IS
days. Lat. 40, 80. long. So, brig Francis,
Miller, from New-York for Antwerp, out ds
Schr. Esther and Sally, Somers, Philadel-
phia, via Norfolk; freight for the District.
schr. Hope. Sanding, Edenton, shingles
to j. H. Davis.
July 31.-sloop Flora, Briggs, Newbedford
Schr. Emily, Jordan, Salem.
ARRIVED,
.fug. brig Olympia, Souther, St. Tho.
mas, Is days; coffee, sugar, and specie to j..
C. Vowel and others.
Brig Ida, Amesbury, Thomastown, IA ds;
lime to John II. Ladd & Co.
Schnr. Catherine, Hawthorn, Thomastown,
19 days; lime to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schnr. Moses, Murch, Saco, l9 days; lum-
Der to VIM. Fowle & Co.
SAILED,
Brig Elmira, Mcclellan. Salem and Boston.
Schnr. Institution, Baker, Baltimore.
Anna, Hills, Baltimore.
Schnr. Eliza, Simms, cleared at N. York
for Georgetown the 30th ult.
Schr. Mechanic, Dyer, cleared at New.York
for Georgetown, 29th ult.
Schr. Midas, Weeks, for this port, cleared
at Boston Odd ult
schr. Rose in Bloom, Spilmah of and for
this port, was left at Antigua the 18th July,
to sail the 18th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

iva
say they have been A
A
Sarah Ashton, 3
Elizabeth Allen
Samuel Ager
B
Stephen Babcock
Jordon Brown
Judith e BayHe
Patty Brooks
Mary Berry
John Brown
Capt Jacob Brghtmar
James Bridwell
Wesley Beedle
Presley Barker
Capt j E Brewster,
Mary Ball
Maj George Bender
Emeline Ball
Alexis w brandon 8
Alfred Berry
John H Bayne
r Brown
Alexander Brannan
C.
Elizabeth Currie
Abrm A Carter
Susan p Chapman
John NJ Cureton
Charles Cozzens
Eleanor Comfy
d.
Mr. Disbrpw 2
Elizabeth b Dade
Benz Davis
saml Devaughn
Edward Dorsey
Lieut. B Dulany
Mrs Drew
Joseph Day
f
Jacob Fottrel
e
Mrs Green
Frances B Gady
Edward Gillian
Susan Gates
II
Lot Holmes
John Holensbery
John Hunter
Francis Hamersly
Jehn Horseman
Henry Hunt
Jacob Hall
Thomas Henry
Capt Ephm Haskills
Ben Hurburt
John House
J
Edward James
Thomas Ianney
Harriet Jackson
Jemima Jenkin
Noble johnson,
Dennis johnson
William Jollife
Agnes Jameson
aug2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

Mechanic Relief Society.
A STATED quarterly meeting of the Me.
"A chanic Relief Society will be held at the
1oan Hall on Wednesday, Erening nert, the
Sd August, at z o'clock.
BY order of the President
July 28-3t JOHN CORSE, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02
list Of letters.

Remaining in the Post Office at Alexandra,
D. c. August l, 1926. OrPersons applying
for letters in the following list, will please
say they have been ADVERTISED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

We certify that we accompanied the
express from Governor Troup to Cen
eral M'Intosh, conveying the request
that he would allow the survey OF the
land, acquired by the Treaty at the In
dian Spring, to be Immediately COM
menced. General M'Intosh replied
that he could not grant the request,
but would call the Chiefs together and
Law it before them-which was never
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

MARRIED.,
On Thursday the 18th July, by the Rev.
James Reid, Mr.. WV. WELLS to Miss ELIZA
BETH VALENTINE, both of Fairfax county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02

We offer to or readers an intellectual treat
in the eloquent and finished Grafton delivered
by Charles Sprague. Esq. in Boston, at the
National Anniversary. 1t commences on the
first page, and will be found complete.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-02
District Of Columbia,

july 26-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
TPE 4SURY DEP 3RTlIEVTI- e9t6 ApTI. ~.
PUBLTC NOTICE.

r..
VOURSUANT 70 clause therein contained the subjo
published for the information Of all holders
OF Virgins Military Certificates bearing interest Of six
per cent Every such certificate at this Office for
dempuon by any other than the individual whomt
snay issued, he cndor cd assigned by such original
owner, or his death by his legal
JAMES T. HEATH, 1niitor ofFsbhc fcoounfs.
IN ACT calling in tie Sir per Cent Certificates.
Passed, JHhucTy lsfh 1925.
BE 70 citd Jy th General emily, That the holders
of Old State Certificates, bearing infre Of Six per
cenum per snnun SHALL before the first day Of Sepen-
her next present the for redemption 10 the Auditor Of
Public Accounts, who shal hereupun issue his or
warrants the Treasurer io the amount Of principal and
tere't due ,ueh ctttifcstcs
IL Che holders u such certificates shall fail
fuse before The first day of September aforesaid pre-
sent The for redemption, the interest thereon shall
that period and all there afte issued, shall he
FOR the principal due and interest up that dav.
may he 10 this actto be published Tor three months
sueee'ycy IN sewpaper published 10 the eit' Of Rich
mond snh Wahslon, aud the town, Of LyneLbug, Ere
deriek'hurT, Winchester, and borough q Norfolk.
Provided hotgcrer, md be u further enacted that nothing
herein contained shall be- construed have appca
ton to hst portion of the certificates Aforesaid. which Is
heldby the PRECEDENT and Directors e the Literary Fund
Th act shall he in force from AID amer the ps'iug thereof
febrary2T. S7--5p
- The Editors Of the National Intelligence, Lynchhurr
Virrnan, Fredericksburg Herald, Winchester Gazette aud
Norfolk Herald will nett the foreg cling three months
'ysyn ihsrrePeet papers, and forward Their aoeoun TO
this Office f5rsttlemynf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

bodies OF varour. Having been In the atmosphere
about an hour and three-quarters, we determined
on making our descent, the country appearing open
and COW enient for such purpose. The first sound
we heard on descending the barking ofa dog;
the barometer then stood ct &c inches, which
show ed that we were about three quarters oil mile
from the surface OF the earth. Having reached the
earth without any conclusion, and finding the spot
on which we landed was ploughed field, and un-
favorable for emptying and packing up the machine,
we agreed that Of as Mr. IL Green) should
alight he did so, and MIR. Charles Green re-ascended
& proceeded EDWARDS to grass field about quarter
of mile distance, the estate OF Lady Clynn,
in the parish of Ewell, distance OF nearly two
miles from EPSON, wherea safe descent was eff
iec;ed, with the assistance Of number of country
people. Having packed up the balloon, we started
in chaise and four for London, and arrived at the
Eagle Tavern about eleven o'clock the same night.
70 the directors and engineers of the Independent
Gas Company, we feel ourselves particularly
obliged, for their activity and good management.
CHARLES GREEN.
Goswell street. GEORGE GREEN.
" Monday night, ~ o'clock April a.
a vast crowd of persons had assembled at the Fa-
gle Tavern when the Messrs. Greens arrived, and
great pleasure expressed of their having made
fine an ascension and at their descent and return.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
Br The Gove'nor Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia
4 PROC LAM ATInN

{ATHEREAS it hes been rcrres the Executive bv
w the sheriff Of pinNdiic county, that certain Nose.
Newly free ma1 " colour, who had been condemned hy
the last Superior Court Of said he hung murder
lid on the night OF tho Gh Instant make his escape fro
Jail Of ihr coiay, and Is going large: 1 have
'ei eiurc, thought PToPe with the advice Of the Council
Safe 10 olera reward One Hundred and fifty Dollars "a
ai aiore-ad the said No'es Newly and do
qnrc I'll ocers, civil and military, and eXhor the good
cause the 'ad fugitive TO be arPehende that he be deal
Given under ny hand a Governor and under the scal OF
L. s. Commonwealth at Richmond, thi, III, .ay Of May
1925. JAMES PEASANTS.
feet inches hish his right and his lei
wrist.
Nay 10. o-y,Iv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
ALEXANDRIA rEAtALE
BOAR DING SCEnnT,

MAKGAkET il Do nlcn' opening, IN Arsan,lria, D.
WI in desirable part of the town, Bocrdng Schoof 70,
teiaaIe in which will be taught plain sewing. spcins
ing writing, grammar, geography tho the globe or,h
mcc alrIa and the elementary principles CHI. ni.t,
mal philosophy and astronomy. The gr will have The pi-
le6e OF attending the Lectures delivered hy b. aowc
Farquhar natural philosophy chemistry, illustrated hy
experiments with suitable apparatus Price, for boarding
Lodgings washing and tuition 80 dollars per quartePa able
advance. vacation of week will he allowed about
the last of the tenth Month u the present year. and of two
weeks about the first OF the eighth month each
ward Scholars from distance ii l. he desired will remain
in tn. family during the vacation.
In the various duties of the m,ution Margaret Judge viii
have the assistance of well qualified teacher. The school will
he opened the of Applications NAV be mad,
10 Margaret Judge VIM. Siabler.
y. Is. A few day Scholars will be received.
Al..nnlrIa. III nm 3 . rrrrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
Notice to Dealers in DRY Goods.
INTENDING 10 close my business IN the fall shall thus
Il the sh Of may, commence selling ray Stockof
M Nk4 ~ NJ ~ ITNNTN &C

INTENDING close my business the fall, hal thus ay
Il the 9th of HAY, commence selling my Stock Of
DIP GOODS
prices below what they have been offered
al; i, consists, in part, OF the following articles
Irish linens lawns and diapers
Russia sheeting, duck and ioslls
osnahurgs, ,ickenburgs and buTlaps
Sail cloth, sscksg aud henpen rolls
Common width and Al calico aud cambria prints
Al and Cd cambria and cambria niuslins
Lcno, pderoet and transparent musn., low Cd
per ward
Swiss null, India and hook fsured and plain muslin,
Striped N1nkeens
Washington and Wilmington stripes
Dorchester aud common bed ticking
Handsome striped silk Horentines for gcntemen5 pantanonS
Black and drsb Denmark -tttcen
Al and Ga dark and light cGoHcl ginghams
Brown holland and bird, eyt diaper
Is and o. table damask
30 hacs hleached aud brown domestic shsS and sheeiin5s
very fine
and - colourcd dnrars,ios for servants
Ladies' ,ilk aud cotton hose
Crntlcnrns silk and cotton half hose
Gautc, satin AMI worked muslin hhdkfs
Thread edgng and lace, cotton do. Handsome patterns
Cologne water, first quality, aud chcNp by the box
0rreil's spool cotton at S. ID. per dozen.
With variety ofotler articles, all nf which shall
ohe such prices make bjeot with those who
such goods travel little Of their purchase them
MANN S. VALENTINE.
HInyI0 I--I4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

W IRGINIAi Attitudes holden in the Clerks Office Of the
superior Court Of Chnneey for the Richmond District, the
9Th day Of April, 1925
John RObebon Esq Attorney General ofths said common
wealth, Plaintiff
Against
Thomas Mitchell william Mitchell Wllism Griffin, Edward
Tstum John BUrch, aud George llarsun, Defendants
The defendants Thomas MITCHELL William MITCHELL WIN
Griffin Edward Taum, and John Bureh, having
their appearance and given security according the Act a
Assembly aud the rules Of this court and appearing BY
oeory evidence, ha, they inhabitants Of tho sauHty
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here The.
tenth day ofthe and the 1911 ofthe Plaintiff
snd shat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
Newspaper Published the city Of Richmond, for Months
SUCCESSFULLY posted the front door Of the Capitol fe
aid city. Il cory. TeHe WIN w. HENING, &. {.
April 3. 100 wsV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

DErno1r, April s.---skOc King .1fair.
Monday evening, Imri Fish, who, we are inform
ed is subject, at tines to partial insanity went to
the house OF Mr.. John Utter, in Bloomfield, Oak
land county, and with axe, killed Mrs Utter
and her daughter the latter aged about 10 years.
No person witnessed the horrid deed we cannot,
therefore, detail the circumstances. MIR Utter re-
turned home between the hours OF and O'Clock
in the evening, found his house forsaken, and dis
covered blood sprinkled about; he called for his
wife and daughter, and sought them in vain---he
then went 10 a neighbor's, who returned with him
to search for his family; and after seeking for them
some time, Mr.. Utter stumbled over body lying in
foot path--it his daughter. The monster, il
seems had overtaken his victim at tins place, and
ended her life by giving her several horrid wounds
with the edge of an axe in her head and other parts
of her body. Mr.. Utter and his neighbor then
turned TO the house, round which they continued
their search for Mrs. U--they discovered hei
mangled remains the wood pile, few yard,
rom the house Who need attempt to describe the
feelings of the bereuved husband and father,
Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
TO UNDERTaKERS.

IN pursuance Of Of the General Assembly Of Virgins
entitled, An ae 10 authorize the establishment Of West
err Lunatc Hosphaln--passed 22d January, 1SeJ;
Notice hereby given ths Saturday the yh day Of July
next proposals the erection Of the nscessay hudings au
horirsd hy the ssad will be received the uudcr
,gueda committee appointed ~ the Court Of Directors for
that purpose.
The work will he required n he done the bost manner and
10 be early possible SITTER the said oh JuIv
plan Of the budng and the site viii be shewn 70 sny per
persons disposed contract upon application 70 oher
Of the tntmhers Of the coumittee
Bond With approved security will be required Of the under
akes undeftsks, IN The penalty u twenty thousand dol
lars conditioned for The ,bfu performance Of the contract,
under the immediate ,rPerin enhance Of The directors.
TRTLLTdM KTNNEY,Jr.0 .
SAMUEL CIpfRKE, Z
JgILLIdMBELL,
ITI. WADHEL, -
VIM S. ESRRIDGE.
Stanton May ii7---ets,h July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
April 9.
/ onAAoERY--In Goochlpud county court DIST Febrq-

ClANCEhf---lu O0ocniand county court list Febru-
airy, 1875;
WAanl Hottas Sally his 'gtt, and I'm Hir, agent
II ATchsr Riddle, 7gho ntemaTi I'D with Francis Nassie
''e odd Sally and francis ofhe hes aud distri5u
sees cfSusG,,na Massie, de- Plaintiffs
Against
NaihneI Massis, Thomas Mnss;c, Hurry Mas,ie Betsey
a'Sie, Janis obris and hioity he % robert Aims aud
R5eca M gi, itucy hdssi, Gideon Ussir, Him. Janss
and Charlotte w'rj, Jane Mossis, d. aim. Pofey
ms tut aud Conscience miller a. her right and
Hi-trGtTir IF SusGi,'Gh Mass dec, which said
al tn l e. Hdafs also hsirs H't Distributes ~
ets1Tn- -4ut.lf 0ec. Defendants
Tn plaintiff, by their attorney filed their bill against the
defendants, aud tie defendants Nathaniel Masse Thomas Mas
SIZE Henry Hassie, Thomas aud Bet,ey hi, wife, James
oncrts and aIoy hi WIT, Nancy Ma,'ie, William James and
Charlotte his wife, aud D. and Patsy his wife, hav
catered their appearance and security according
the act Of Assembly aud the rules Of this court appear
ing To the satisfaction the that they inhabitants
oi this STATE, the motion OF the plaintiff by their attorney
IT - ordered thai the said absent defendants do appear
the third MoHidy in May merit, and the plaintiff bill,
aud give security according law, aud that copy this order
be forthwith inserted IN pub9 newspaper printed in the
city Of Richmond for months ucesavrly aud that another
copy he posted the front do OF the this
county. copy---leste, ". MILLER, e.. q. e.
April 1Ol--ySEt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
Richmond Bar, NH. Stone .atanuJaciofa.

Ricluaoi,d Barr Mill Stone -h(dntf factory.
rIyIiE sub,erbers respectfully inform their friends and The
public generally that they have on hand good and
well selected assortment of FRENCH BURR RLOChS
of the best quality Aud also, ready made Burr MStones
various SIZES which they inferior to any built
Piled AT Northern prices determined sell low
they he bought respectable shop for cash or town
aeceptauoeS. Their shop is al the OF and 9Th
Streets. ordefs will be thankfully received aud PROMPTLY
ccuted. SMELL, u Rust.
Mays. iiT--wl3w
N H. For reference the quality OF ready made
Burr sillS,onc apply 10 the Richmond miller they have
uni Nv had a fart trial Of them 5. X X.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
CROU,N. IVLN-nOIK GLASS- &.c-

TElE '"beribcy is ig" IN city for the Bo..o, CTegn
Il GtasS Manu- ftoTy and for The Ntsg I'm gland Giss
PGny and will Ode' and sell the manu- facters' prices,
various kinds Of Glass, made at those esbhuentaso a.>
keeps hand for sale in lots Wholesale purcha ser
supply of apotbrcares ware decante ca>iors iun
e wine glasses gobeis bowls dishes, plates pitchers lamps,
&c &C. &c.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
Gut nails and rads and cch nals for hhls. and
keg in kegs Of from 80 20 b. Nova Scotia -rndoue.
wrapping paper, &c. THOMAS MAY.
Cay Street
Way3. 1IS-,y1.,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
COVTON GLN,N.

rTNlE subscribers fomcr, resident of Mathews county,
Il where he long engaged in making Cotton which
were highly approved Of has resumed that bune.. this
city, aud intenis cayius the most mprovtd PLAN
TO demand that be wanting, the low price -
per for all Gins Of from 80 80 aud for those OF
number Of So rs only will be charged w.h,
those who made, send their Orders n earl
possible, which shall he faithfully executed and the
Is not approved of they shal not be bound
My re''enee - GU Nam Street. over MIR William MITCHELL
Jrwell'r RITCHIE AlRES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
M.rehas

n Valuable Farm near Richmond for Sale.
OFFER Tor sale by private contract, ny Farm called
BrootGsfd borderaE the Brook run and the Brook turn
pike road five mile, from RiehmoDd II contains upward, Of
sS hundred add thirty 10 good order aud has
good dive Hing house. and every boue for the accom-
nodaou Of large family, and az houses necessary for FARM
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