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TO E.AR.AfERN

TBNIE subscriber having Factory Of Farming Utensils m
Richmond, Al the Of and 10th streets where ma,
be had Dnvs new aud much approved plan Of floughs
old pattern, with the Barbafe. A. also, SMALL Bar-sare on
hs plan Of my own construction. small Garden Plough Ia
work by hand double atd nge Shovel Poug with yari-
ETY. Of Culyaor and llaow, Wheat Fans. both double and
single ofte most approx I'd plans A. also, other Uens made
order Having hley goa Mackenzie from The North nv
work all done complete A. several persons have made and
sold Plough' calling them Dsvis' MAY inform the public
ih other person aie privilege Of making them ~ OLD
Virginia, except ii LOudoui county.
THOMAS SPENCER.
Ri,hmend, March %. fOt-v0
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OVERSEER U4-V'TED-

lBERAL wigeswil be given and share of,he crop TO
single man. VINO can come well commended for ione,ty<
accustomed to the management Of Negroes for the ensuing
year oran engagement would be made with such one for
tue balance OF the present well the next The
vqner an Application made, the better. Enouire at this
once, or at The Short Pump, Henreo county.
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IE.W DOLLARS REWZ.dRD.

ID AN AWAY. near Halifax courthouse, va. from the sub
scber, the night of the Sh iniant named
JOf (ho sometimes calls himself Bower) Joe between
% aud 80 of age, nearly quite, feet high tawncy
eomPlecsd and has los, several Of his Jaw teeth He
chased short time befoe from Humphrey Harvard Will
liamhwg, aud where hc ha, also family II ishere-
fore supposed he will endea,our make h way back TO that
section of country will give the above reward per
son who will secure him IN any Jail tina, &c, him AGAIN
DAVID IL. RUFF.
Iulv
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TE.N DOLL.4RS RE- WARD.

y AN AWAY from the subscriber living the county
N Caroline, nesro named BILLY BUCK. The said
neeo about feet inches high yelowsh complexion and
spare made, Carpenter by trade has white lock of hair
the left side of his head and buhy head Of hair
his hands aud of his ankles rather larger than the other
1t suppose he i. lurking aou, Dr. Thomas Il. Anderson
The above reward will be paid or and devc
ing said runaway TO me- lodge him in Jail 30 that &c
him again. TllOS. WILSON.
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TEN DOLLARS REV ARD

ID ANAWAY the eth August last, from the -uhscriber,
II negro by the of HENRY who sometimes ca
huself BILLY johnson; he bright muao about xix feet SO
inches high and about twen-on. old understand h.
has free papers and that he probably working Jsmes Ri
will give the above reward OF dollars any
who will secure HIM in Jail so get him agais.
JOHN S. COLEMAN.
O. Ira. InIY %. 22--Gi,ylNyt
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SWEET SULPHJR SpBLNgS

hhoE SPngs are IA elegant rider TO- the reception ~
company, and are, this on under the entire
eDt anu cOnou 4 the Subscriber, who has laid in rvr,
hlng necessary for the comfortable ron Of ,
Inc following, together with several other yaa bic
n'ens nave been made within the Last yeaf such IN
u be accommodations much agfeet ble and exn.ive
- warm BAN OF Sulphur Water, ruced az 10 have
o any temperature desired handsome three story b5v.e
WIN IN elegant drawing 10 which placed an exeeIl,
fIao ana small library Of well selected Books: Jew bL
'bo'n neay finished and well arranged Tor the aceommot,
uon 81 large piesj large aud cOmodious Stable the lTs
OF winch are much wider than usual, we'll stocked with nice
imohy hay aud grain, and the privilege Of feeding without
mmh.i may be asked by those who acquainted with
he'e rugs Whist The qualities Of the waeri The an
'"e IS aud should be- that they composed pree.ey ote
9e materials OF equal proportions producing te SAM effects
snu a. vel calculated to diseases any other Slpyr
Wafer m Virginia that there Is no material diderencs re-
tween this and he White aud Ss Sulphur exc pt In name
Inc situation Of this place, which within two mile, of bc
county Town, Union, remarkably healthy the diver
'ed aud enchanting aud IFS facilities for amusement eous Ia
ay II Is worthy Of remark, that person living a. or ir
hs place Tor any length Of time, has yet whilst here
nee" attacked with any kind Of Fever which IS perhaps
ing more Than any watering place Of standing in The upv
country IN truth hoast Of The terms Of o,rd;n. -
usual will he made low suit the times "
July q. 2l-w5w WIN. vAss
FTIlE Stockholders Of the Mechanesyi.le Turnpke conn,
ny are hereby required pay on or before he 2I J
Of August next arheffeg ASHTON Of one dollar on each share
held by them respectively, in The capital stock Of the aid
BY order Of the Pre.ident & Directors
Richmond, JulyR 32..-,2sA
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$3.50 REUahU.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber IN Mach 1929 a negro
Al named HENRY, who is about % years old, about
feet or inehes high, well made his complexion very
lark, his mouth rather proine his front teeth broad and
eyes full aud large aud has small of bis
knees, and another Of his eyes, and exeeeD,
house
dRMiSTEAD hired to Mr.. Dixon Timberlake Of Rich
moud, about the last Of June, 1926 about -
years old about feet inches high slender made, ha.
smooth skin, very black with black hair which when
oomhed much stragh.r than negroes hair yenorsy speak,
quick, aud makes of the words yes, very often
!eeahe good house servant brother to Henry, and Poba
by with him.
Said may be lurking abou, Richmond where they
have free father living, who calls himself Armtesd Smh
or about Warrington CITY, where they have uncle named
Isaac, who emancpaied by the will Of Samuel overon
aud probably supplied with IRE. papers One hundred and
fifty dollars will he for appehendug said aud
curing them in the l in Richmond ftaken Of the One
Hundred Dollars f taken the and secured jail
that get them again. thirty taken in Richmond and
cured above, halt for experimenting and ng either
ALICE ID. WINSTON.
v, Jut> 2S--grt
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pRTbTTTNf. Tnrzy

A SUPPLY Of Johnsion News and Boos INK suited 10th,
N SEASON. has besp just received, and may be had a, b,
)nee AZ the Pad adslPhn price,, lOr cash..
March 20. los ~
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M0TLcE.

III persons having claims against The estae Of Wm. Gait
~ dec will bring them forward properly authenticated Tor
payment and those indebted The estate, the late concern
Of Ga johnson, will make payment Us without delay.
JOHN dLL4N. Z Execution; Of
WILLIAM Gall, We. Gall, dec.
ApfIl5' I04.4in
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flNHE Director Of ue Brook Turnpike Company have t
dag declared dividend Of pes for the lat -,
months which will he paid he Stockholders application Al
The Compiling room Of the subscriber.
J. H. EUSTACE, Treasurer n. r. G..
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.VOYJCE no COOpT'RS,

1.-TWO or thee good COOPERS will meet With immediate
employment, 6yaPPho,uoaa, Trent, Misin C,ugsyioid
county. JOHN a. THENT
July 10, 2i-0
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TOASTS.

1. The Day we celebrste---Long may its annual
return be cheeTed By tie voice Of FfeeDen, and
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TN cHANcERy: vrs,nia..Ai Rule, holden in the o,er.
1 odee OF IN. county OF King Queen at the Courthcv,
the eoi, on Monday the eth day Of June, 1926
Henry A. Brown, assignee Of Robert Courtney, Plaintiff
Against -
Edward ID. Ncwbill and Thomas Newbill, Defendant.
This day came the plaintiff by Charles Ill., Esq his attor
ney, and appearing nom affidavit fled this th
the defendant Edward ID. Newbill i, not resident OF the
state OF Virginia. and that the ordinary Of court
cannot be served upon him. ordered that he
appear hee on before the End Monday August and
enter his appearance and give security for The
he future decree vi this Court acerdng the rules
Court and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published the city Of Richmond two
months suecessise and that another copy be posted at tho
trout door Of the courthouse this for
court days copy. Tese.
june 10. i0-wsw GEO: u. PoINDEXTER, DO
~ lkGINIA; At rules holden in the CIeIL Office al IN.
Superior Court IF Chancery the Richmond District
the 9th day of June 1925.
Beverly b. Browne, Fielding Browne and Browne.
Against
wade Nioby Thomas Gatewood in his own right and os
eAof OF fhemon Gaewood deed, Richard and William
"em"1d children and heirs with Thomas 6aewood of the
@id Phiemyn Lakewood decd. Thomas Mann Randonb Jr
aud Susan his wife, John +. Bower and MARY hi, wife AMI
Wary Underwood widow of Philemon Gatewood decd Dee,
Inc DEFENDANTS William Gatewood, aud John F. over A.
mary ms vile not having entered their and given
security according act of Assembly the rules Of th,
court ana happening by satisfactory evidence that they are
ot Ok tins country IL is ed that the sad
40 appear here the day x term and
answer the bil Of the Plaintiffs. that COPY of tins order
ne inserted published in The civ
'cnmono Tor two months and posted n, the
'tos' aoor Of the capitol, in The said city.
1., Copy. Te'te wM w. nENING, c. c.
~ =. 16-w8w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
CALAMTOUS FIRE.

American Office, half past 2 o'clock, A. NJ
Providence, May 24.-We stop the
press to announce the ravages OF the
most destructive FIRE which has occur
red in this town since the year 1901
1t broke out a little past II O'Clock, In
a work shop occupied by Mr.. Rhodes
G.Allen, Cabinet Maker, situate on the
rear of Westminster-street, and near
to the Universalist Chapel. The wind
was quite fresh, and Notwithstanding
the most energetic and unremitting ell
forts of our citizens, the progress Of the
fire could not be arrested before it had
consumed the building in which it o,
riginated-the three story dwelling
house owned by the heirs of the late
James Rhodes, the dwelling house Gin
Guiding a Grocery Store) owned and
occupied by capt. Samuel Young, the
house at the corner of Union street, oc-
cupied by Oliver Carpenter, the house
Immediately adjoining, owned by the
heirs of Peter Taylor, and occupied by
MIR. Richard Updike, the house on the
north side of "Reminiscences, own
ed BY General Darlington, and occupied
by Thomas B. Fenner; together with
that ornamental edifce, the Universal
ist Chapel, erected few years since a,
great expense, the walls only Of which
we regret to say, are left standing. Sc
veral dwelling houses were injured by
the fire, some of them seriously.
A widespread conf1agration was ap
prehended-the fire having occurred
in one of the most compact and com.
bustible parts ofthe town; and it is ow'
ing, under Divine Providence, to the
untiring and judicious efforts of oul
fellow.citizens, that one of the flares,
portions of our town was not reduced
to melancholy heap of ruins. Mum.
bers removed their goods and furniture
and the first Light Infantry promptly
assembled for the protection of the
property exposed to injury and depre,
dation.
AT this late hour, and mid the con-
fusion and fatigue incident to this ca
lamity, we have neither time nor means
to be more particular. We believe
however, that the preceding statement
will be found substantially correct.
Among the articles Of merchandise
stored in the cellar Of the Universalisi
Chapel, were 100 bales of cotton, be-
longing to respectable house in this
town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

The ship Columbus was to sail from
Deal on the 2lst of April for St. Johns,
N. B. She is commanded by Captain
Monroe, an active and experienced sea-
man, who has with him crew OF 70
men, on the same wages that are paid
TO the sailors of other ships trading to
North America. She has a steam en-
CINE fitted on deck, for the purpose OF
heaving in and Out her cargo, and for
working two extra iron pumps, if at
any time she should become leaky.
Commercial .adrer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Me,U. York; lfay 27.--By the brig James
Monroe, from Galway, we have Irish
papers to the 9th ult. inclusive. The
only article of any moment they fur
nish, is from the London papers Of the
23d, one day later than heretofore re-
ceived, concerning some further sue
cesses of the British arms in India.
The British and native forces were,
it appears, attacked on the LIST Dec. by
the whole force of the Burmese empire,
amounting to between so and 1000
men, with a numerous artillery and bo-
dy of horse. A series of actions was
fought from the LIST to the 9TH, when
the Burmese were completely routed
with the loss of 5000 killed and wound
ed, and almost all their artillery and
arms. OF 300 pieces of the enemy's
ordnance, the despatch states, that $40
were in the British camp. Notwith-
standing these disasters, a renewed at
tack was made on the British on the
| 5th, which resulted in fresh victory,
with loss to the assailants Ct 5000
stand of arms, all their material, and
so war boats. Nothing is said in the
dispatches Of the death of the king Of
Ava, though that Of the commander
in chief at Madras, Sir A. Campbell,
from apoplexy, is announced.
A letter taken from the Constitu-
tionnel of the Goth April, and dated
Zante, 18th March, renews the story
that the Greeks had DESTROYED all the
Egyptian troops that landed at Mon
don and Coron.
A private letter from London of the
23d, published in the Dublin Morning
Post, says, "the assertions from the
no popery ranks ought not to render
you too sanguine-I still think your
bill that for emancipating the Roman
Catholics will not pass this session,
and I intreat of you to use all the
means in your power to prevent the
mischiefs which hope deferred is cal
culated to produce.-You will succeed
next year. american.
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sHIPwRECK.


Captain Allen, late of the ship Oscar,
arrived here yesterday IN the ship Po-
tosi, from Cadiz. He informs that the
Oscar left Lisbon April z, with car
go of salt, bound to Brazil-next day
the ship was found to make 10 to Ia
inches of water per hour, and that it
would be impossible to reach any port:
in this dilemma, Captain A. fell in with
ship under Portuguese colours, which
refused to receive the crew on board,
on the plea that she had no room for
them. The crew then had barely time
to get into the long boat, before the
Oscar went down. After being expos
ed in the boat days and nights, they
effected landing on the coast of Bar
barry, near Rabat, where they were treat
ed with much hospitality and kind ness.
After being detained % days by the
Emperor Of Morocco, they were per
mitted to proceed by way of Tangier
for Gibraltar. At the latter place,
there was no direct conveyance to the
United States, and Captain A. proceed
ed to Cadiz to find passage home
During his misfortunes he received
every attention from the American
Consuls at Tangier, Gibraltar, and Ca
diz. w. Y Mer, Adv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
WESTERN CURRENT OF THE ALLAN

TIC.
Ertr0ct off letter from the .Ageat to Lloyd's al
Siorna,uay, dated March II -
GA bottle was found on the 18th. in
slant, on the Sands of Cell, near the
But of the Lewis, with card in it, of
which the following is a copy
"English brig Ardent, from Ham
burgh TO Newfoundland, September %,
1924, lat, Sc, So, N. Ion. "a, 80, w,
Whatever hands this may fall into, |
will thank them to give it publicity, to
ascertain if possible, the direction Of
the prevailing current in this part OF
the Atlantic. JOHN DUNCAN
The direction in which this bottle
has come confirms the general opinion
of westerly current, which, with the
heave Of the sea from the same point
accounts for the many fatal accidents
that happen to our shipping crossing
the Atlantic in the fall Of the year, by
running ahead of their reckoning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
PASTORAL ADDRESS.

We lay before our readers the following
PASTORAL ADDRESS, delivered by the RightRev.
Bishop Moore, on Thursday last, to the Epis.
copal Convention. Enquirer
Once more, my beloved brethren, hath
the Almighty in his providence permitted US
to assemble in Convention; to come up to the
house of God in company; and to take sweet
counseltogether. Twelve months has elapsed
since our last annual meeting; during which
time we have been preserved in safety, and
not one has been taken from our ranks
''Bless the Lord, o our souls, and forget not
all his benefits"
With the calls which have been made upon
me from various parts Of the diocess the last
year, it has been impossible for me to comply;
owing to the want of an assistant to fill my
place in this city. As far, however, as the
duty owe my own congregation, and the In
disposition under which have laboured,
would admit of my absence from home,
have yielded to the solicitations ofthe people,
and have visited the country parishes.
On my way home from the Convention IN
Staunton last May, stopped in the county Of
Cumberland, and preached to an attentive au-
ditory at the house Of NJ. William Cock
That venerable man and considerable num-
Der of his neighbors, still retain their attach
ment to the church of their fathers; and have
no doubt that spirited and well qualified ms
sionary would revive its interests in that dis
trict, and repair the desola.ions OF our Zion III
that part Of the diocess.
In the month of June visited the county
of Gloucester, and officiated on the saobaui
to large congregation in Ware church, and
on the day following rode to Abingdon,
church. but owing to a heavy rain l preached
70 small auditory. Few are the parishes
which hold up stronger inducements for the
location ola clergyman than Gloucester. The
neople, Notwithstanding their long Pfi'att
pftbe services of the church, continue then
attachment to our communion. Within afew
wears, they have repaired one of their houses
Of worship, and would furnish a clergyman o.
piety and talents with comfortable support.
The society is excellent, and am conilden'
that do them no more than justice, to say
that clergyman might calculate with CERTAIN y.
ty upon happy settlement, in the bosom "
that affectionate and hospitable people,,
In the month of july went to "ii''ama'
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GENERAL LAFAYETTE's sHIPwREcE

GENERAL LAFAYETTE'S sHIPWRECK.
We learn that letter has just been
received, bv Mr.. CUsrIs, of Arlington,
from NJ. G.. w. LAFAYETTE, dated Lou.
isville, 18th May, and we learn from
this source, that the good General
twas carried ashore five minutes be-
fore the sinking Of the boat; that he
received not the slightest personal in
jury, neither did any of the party that
his carriage and some baggage were
lost, and that he was proceeding in
good spirits" on his interesting tour,
in which God speed him for Provi.
dence has
$50 safely ordered, that there is no soul
'tNo, not so much perdition as an hair
"Bctide to any creature in the vessel
(Which thou sawest sink. "-Stak Temp.
National hteAgencer.
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BY letter from Gen. La Fayette,
dated at Louisville, Kentucky, it ap-
pea, that he lost all the papers con-
nected with his tour on board the
steamboat Mechanic. He expected to
arrive at Pittsburgh this day or to-mor-
row; to reach Boston by way of Alba
ny on the 10th of this month; to spend
the fourth of July at New York; to re-
turn by Philadelphia to Westinghouse
take leave Of his friends, and to en-
bark for France on the l5th of Aug.
Franklin Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

We are sorry to learn, that but little
more than half Of The stock Of the Har-
pers-Ferry Turnpike is subscribed for.
How to account for this unexpected
result, we know not, unless we say that
it has proceeded from total misap-
prehension, by those concerned, OF their
true interest, OF from spirit OF parsi-
mony utterly unbecoming rational crea.
tares, SO literally gifted with worldly
comforts. We trust there will yet be
found a redeeming spirit. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

1t is reported that the British Gov
eminent have abandoned the Union
scheme, and are about to substitute Gin
its stead another project equally well
calculated for amicably arranging the
disputes between" the two Provinces.
1t is no less than attaching the island
of Montreal to Upper Canada, in order
to give us the advantage of Sea Port.
The first part of the story we believe
the latter is very doubtful.
Upper Canada Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

We perceive, with much regret, the
attempts made in the New-Hampshire
Patriot, 20 dim the brightness of MIR.
Webster's reputation. He is the child
of New-Hampshire; and child in
whom she may well pride herself
His extensive knowledge, and the mas
terly style in which he scatters it abroad
over society; and, added to these, his
private benevolence and pure love OF
country, deserve a better reward from
his native journals than misrepresenta-
tion and detraction. Well has it been
said by the highest authority-"A Pro
phet is not without honor, save in his
own country, and among his own kin"
National Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

Rsssian Fly,-we regret to see in the
Lmeh5wg Vhginian, that the growing
Wheat Crop, in the vicinity of that place, is
very unpromising. The Ay has proved des-
tructive-and the virginian adds, that similar
complaints have been made in other parts OF
the State. We have heard such complaints
ourselves, but they are certainly very limited,
and, as far as We can ascertain, confined ex-
cIusively to high and weak lands. Every day
confirms the belief, that Virginia never had
brighter prospect for an abundant Crop; nor
for one Of finer quality.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
BELINDA SPRING.

This celebrated watering place stu.
ate about four miles from Shepherds
town, we understand, has undergone
considerable improvement since the
last season. These improvements
the beauty of the situation, the virtue
of the water, and the character of the
gentleman who will occupy the board
ing house, will ensure this establish
ment an extensive patronage.
iShepherdstO,On Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
STEAM BoAT ACCIDENT.

Ne,c- York, Nay 25.-Yesterday morn
ing, just after she started for New-Ha-
ven, some accident occurred TO the
boiler Of the steam boat Hudson, while
lying to off Fulton Market for passen-
gers, and one man was so much scald-
ed that his life was in jeopardy. We
learn from Mr.. r. D. Tredwell, Of
Georgia, passenger, that there were
so or 40 passengers on board, who were
thrown into state of CONSERVATION
not to be described. The accident he
supposes to have arisen from not let
ting off the steam while her works
were inactive. II so, it shows want
Of that attention always requisite un-
der similar circumstances. Gaz.