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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

a@ rn. Iho,19on erecutor Of Wmn,. af;.,s,H :,
IN ros eFor. Of Thomas McheL dec and th, ,J &c
nomP'on JT and Sarah j. his rife Frsnes s. s,t
eteu and %nne @sf ,in sfaader ~ 9teseH 7o"a,
mga ~ iettis bit If she So then Tie soM U. x
The de Pendants E,"saSyy.' az, ;, Defs.
,m ena 1honiHs MnchsH haung entered re-; a.n
,b % security according Ire Act of 1ssemr ann
5 81 tn's court and appearing by satifctor,S 80
oea i'%f thsy are mot inhabitants Of Ibis co,,nt T.
af ndt ne said PENDANTS do appear acre ON The [
,t, 80 ,T'a and onssrer the bill oftie PIair,;,g t
,nm soPy q thi' ore. be oyth,rh inserted in SON., u@
fes,; % an ne city Of Richmond for tuo non,As sc
'a S esy 4eoPy 3eite, Nm " HFTiTS; g, "a '"S
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.A0rIGE

IL Persons having any claims den ands srana the late
nenoen fansersey, dec. either his or
as one OF the Deputy Sheriff. FOR several wear, The
OF are requested TO make them known to the
as ne Is DESTROYS Of settling and elon. hi. sceoun,
executor OF the said Reuben Tsnkesey dee II j, likewise
nN indebted said estate should come
given pvn, =. ,sS,,s, "a" "e
Sept. IL, 1925. DIM "EOoE.
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"A GREEADLY 10 the will ofthe late Rohsri Apperson
shall sell to the highest bidder, the premises on Tues
LAM lying m the county of Meckenburg near Lomba
dy Grove containing by survey, i459 acres On this
the stream the beat the county, decidedly the
best for custom The from y to
1900 huIels OF grain
The other improvements Tavern and Store House
one oil the most public Eads in this part of the which
makes an excellent stand for business, Of any public kind
The houses are commodou and oonvenis n,ly situated
On the north part Of the the Mansion House lately
erected large elegant aud well finished, with every
out house for the accommodation of large family.
The tract situated that wouli in three part.
gether including 5c4 The Mansion House. with 5sI acre.
attached andth part the side the creek would
make an excellent tact of S7f acres, with suciency Of
woods TO each tract, and open land hand. to adj
vantage.
The coinyS there is considerable portion of creek low
grounds OF very superior quality aud the high aods
% ortr or etVppg, and produce tobacco aud cotton
There also every other house harms sranaries and
hood wealthy and the society good and i. Altogether
desirable situation any the further description
purchase would Judge for themselves MIR William JSnes
living on the land, will shew any person who will ca OH
HIM The Whole tract will he sold together or in lots to suit
purchasers credit OF l. 2, and years equal annual
n'lamen' will be gvenihr purchaser executing with
Also GU Friday the Holiday of Hovemberi the town Of
laz'wei, and county II Mecklenburg, SEVERAL LOTS,
store house. Kitchen thereon Also half Of the large
Tobacco warehouse IN said town and seventeen and half
81 - een, Wooh Land near the town, with good
ng thereon Thi'situa,ion is considered excellent
for mercantile business for tavern it being on the main
road, and near Hicks Ferry, n Roanoke.
credit Of one, and three years will he given the pur
chaser on his execsng bond, with approved ,eeu
" ana deed oitrusi to the payment Possession Of
s property viii he gwen diatey, the land AZ
Lombardy Grove Christmas next with the privilege ofsow
ing grain. WILLIAM TONNES
oo Ex'r OF RcE'd Appsrson, dec.
OctiO' a. ids
The MsdicGt D.pnrnient Of the Columbian COLege l ~
District Of Columbia.
WE third OF this will Commence IN The
h Monday in November neat and continue 10 the last
OF y-During this period Lectures will he delivered
daily and full courses be given the various baoche, Of
Medicine, by
Thomas Sewa ~ D. Professor Of Anatomy and Phy.iolosv
lanes NJ StaugdJn, NJ. ID. Professor Of Surgery. .
Thomas Henderson, NJ D. Professor Of Theory sud Practice
of Medicine.
N w. Worhington, NJ. u. Professor Of Ratera Mediea
Edward Cutbush, NJ. ID. Professor Of Chemistry.
Frederick May, NJ. ID. RI ofessor Of Ohsteric,.
N. w. WORTHINGTON, Dean
Washington City, August, 1876.
Sept. 3.
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~ ,han1ery AZ court held for Prince Edy,rI ,,
n. 'ny me i'th ls26: John b. Hudson Robe, 1, 'y'
=, NJ hnisonI Thomas Robins Nancy his VIII. c'
unison, M i;Srd High and Judith his wife formsr,, HI
80 % ehiiren OF VIM Hudson, John Law nnd Pill H.
W"e' formerly Mason, James Vaughan ana sill, US
formerly Mason, Henry King and Judith b ,s ~" Wle'
'is1n Ahonas Doweli in right Of his wife El;,,bh ~
ARE eh'inren oil Sally Mason dec) Fronoi, Vsnh,\
iasuaie ms "iie, formerly Mason, James Mile Isl ~ t
~ W, i'nery Mason, aud Thomas Moore and S,s,noL
rs Me' iomtry Mason, (also children IF SaIv Ma
a' a,k samor WI tn the will annexed Of Edya,I ILL.,
iI e' Try hudson Eaton Hudson Polly Merran 1,,n,i
@ l N"Nu bruce and Reht eca his wife f5rmerIv Ill
sun WHO are ehsdren o! James Hudson and Thomas R.d
Against Compts.
Edmund Lockett, late sheriff OF Prince Ed,va-d an, ,
OF John Hudson, dec. ~ onward ana admoT.
oh nonn OF the defendant, Is ordered ,b,, ~.
ed against him taking the hill for confessed T..
or MED has answer and the motion Of H. %
eouse, eave gwen them TO amend their hill al -
ries 20 .his SUIT which amendment being IN .Ja - -
~ H'g Ei,.abtth Hudson, widow If Jo6n TT,,S,. 80
zion maesness Rowle and Polly hi, wife Tbo
ana Leinuei Ferguson and Sally his wife a. Is
'ens, nh cause Is sent TO the rules for thi,
hau .heiein and the defts. Thomas Hudson IennsI
N"u odiy ms "He not having entered their
''uI''y according TO an Act of the General asi
~ RUE. OF this court and appearing TO The sasr,;y,
i' that they are not inhabitants of This sfae ON ,h w
o 3 o. me Complainant by counsel: Ii is ordered ,h, nv
500, ies' iho'nas Hudson, Lemuel Ferguson and sill b.
wiz, appear here on the first day of Noveubsr US
he e,h onPianAnts BILL aud that copy Of hi. ordr,
- ~ inserted 10 some of the public ner.n.nsr
printer IN The city OF Richmond, for two ,n,n,Js
anu also posted at the front door of the 9,
county. " e courthouse oil thus
SEN, ,oF 'es"' Is. j. WORSHAM. c. c.
C. ptSt
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EDUCdTTON

'INHE School will he continued :, NJ, h.... a.. a.
new gGaeI me direction Of Charles william pa
English, Thgonometry and the heorv Of oi'p9osi o.
bon language aed me tra6sIating Of french The
esbsr & me 18Th January and end the i5sh De
Ssdu WI es ~ dollars for board he scholar finding h o
n ,ts - Ior tuition m English, 20 dollars Tor tuition
~ nss, above chucnd IN The cousty Of Louisa Is,,e
~'y os directed to JaeksoDs Post Ofee Louisa
oefs CHARLES DABNEY.ir
- IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

Ih NY II, Louisa county court July the 9Th iy.,
Against, fis.
r hoSert, Emily aud Martha Gooeh children Of rbor,..
oen ana ms deceased wife Martha, who was NAH, NJ
- oou, w ~. Doton, surviving husband of sarah ~,
me VINO was sarah Wood sumpter Turner and Rachel III.
e r.sn D,i'on and Thomas Do,on, children Of cd
ss'an D"ion, dec. William Wou6 and Tbonrnn 1;.sh
''n0'"'h the will annexed of Thomas Wood, dec
The obie,, NTH. h,,;n. Den,.
,ni @ 81 lnoma W God, dee agreeahy TO his LAST will
HI ;r LII au INC defendants Sumpter Turner and Rachel
@ t ne, Ellen Doton, Thomas Do,on and Will;sn, va
Inc T., E ed Then appearance aud given sec,ry accord
anu 'e ,ues oil this csur, aud il appeal n Nv s,.
e'oy e"d.nee, that they reside beyond Tic ,n -
is ordered therefore that they ara
b e., n plan,i' h!' at or before November term next ara
@ e iih'h' cause copy ofth, order TO be nseed si
" IN some Newspaper edited in virginia mil
day r; eoI,ne door Of this county OH some eou,,
Sem, 70 P!' Aes'e' JOHN HUNTER, C.
36-v3v-
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n .Situntinn II1nn,-I

Il lOoS0 Deptleman who has been several ve,,. 49,
- P'oyed as Instructor Of youth wishes situation X; %
I'LL 30, Pivate seminary: He deems himself ausi,ssS ~
ieseh the Greek Latin aud French language, sd % 70
Of pon o. na,nematie' together with the ordinary brsneb,
lentirg, Va will be attended 10. DOJ"'Oh, Meek
Oct 10 .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

lNCHANUEIY. at rules taken in lie ,.e,A.sn
iscs Edward County court The 4th day se.,-ase
sc,n., """"' Comp,.
- william Enwleit and Jemnia his wife, John Owe, r.,
p' ah nu,ss aud Agnes his wife, Jesse Rowle,, AMI
Suy ms m VIE, Wilson Manu- and Eliza A hi. wife Amy,
ne,sey, hlill~y, George Thomson I;urt pb,r.
i Thomas Averet and Amy wife Thon, Row
a u, W l'am !. Owen, aud Wliamy. Owen executor al
Inc defendants William Rowle and Jemn,a hi. wife John
,h ese Oven ana Thomas Rowlet, having entered
appearance and given security according 10 An A. az ,h
and the rules Of this court appearing
ce not nhabion,s Of this state: On the no,; of
complainant by her attorney. II /, entered \, -
% . john 'aa defendant, William Rolet and Jemma h,
mere on the first day Of December court next and ~
b aud That cpy Of this order be forh,snb
u.s. IN some one OF the public newspapers printed in d.
S OF ond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and aI.o no,,s5
AZ "'t ront door OF the Courthouse Of Tins county f
OF m Try ' ID. j. WORSHAN, &C.
O.
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by the Lieut.. GoterHor Of the Commonwealth of Drgini
- 4 PROCLAMATfON
WHEREAS it has been represented TO the Executive h. The
Jaior OF Amherst co, that certain Rob johnson chat
wh felony did, the Sd inst make his escape from the ali ~
said county and going large: have hr efr tbo
proper with the advice Of the Coune State TO offer re-
ward OF NIFTY dollars oany person persons who will apure
bend and convey the said Robert johnson the ia N aid
county Ana do moreover require all officers civil and mi
ay and exhort the good people Of the 10 .e
their best endeavors 10 the said fugitive to be
ed, that he may be dealt with as the law directs
Given under my hand Lieut. Governor and ,us-
the seal Of the commonwealth OF Richmond hi, 2sd dav
Il. s. Of Sept. 1926. "' -'' ''y
Sept &c. ~ 1 IN NOV Io''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

ShALL petition the next legislature Of vi gnis Tor Iesv
70 erect nil dam aooss the South Branch II Dan
at the Island near Mas,les ialIaifsx county.
Oct >. l'-Wft+ SAMIfET IRNIn-r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

will sell upon Accommodating terms two tracts Of land I
IN the county OF NotoVay, containing between ss5
and frctve kindred acres situated No0wsy River ard
containing large portion Of first bottom land We sd,n
ted 20 the growth OF Tobacco, any other crops the hgb land
good and well suited for the culture IT cotton Tbs ottsr
tract containing between aud eight hundred acres
deep creek and i bounded by two other creeks which g
large quantity Of very excellent Cat land All pe.on ILL.,,
posed a. purchase invited 20 view the PREMISE bieb m
btshewn ny the Oyerseefs, by myself on application
RICHARD L. 1iARDAWAY
August %. s1I
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SAFE Of Negroes.
SHALL offer for sale to the highest bidder on Mopd, M
9th day Of September next fair, otherwise the nert far
day, at the late resdence Of Edmund Harrison dec IN The
county Of Amelia, between 90 and 100 Nexroe consulting m
boss and girls. Among whom are some az s,In
able house servants any this state baeksmh earnen
aud crop hands The sale continue from d,v 10 Ia
until completed Teins known ON the day IA =, az
place vi sale. hATHT nARRISOS Ex,r
Of Edmund Harrison. dec
Amelia county, August 4, 1896 a5tIOf
cOB5cut 10 the above sale FAR a. I am interested
JAMES p. COOKE
~ The above sale is Poned until the fDent,t6 a. .,
Norembsr neFi 81 which time i will positively take place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
SCHOOL IN GOOCBL,.snrD

on HE subscriber proposes the first of January next 10
IN open school the place whc la, lately
La the Three Norhed Road, mile above Provid,nr
English Grammar, Geography Mathe the
I'm asa Oreek Languages will he taught using the tex
o ana pursuing the of studies, adop ed AT ampdr
ydney college am willing accommodate as many as
~ ooarder IN my family and wish engage boarder and
'ehoiars possible. ~
Terms Tuition for English Scholars 90 dolls for latin
anu n'eek = dos Boarding, exclusive bedding candle.
n towels w dolls half paid advance the other ON
me n!s oil june The months of May and October will be
G., 20 JAMES WIIAREY
~. -. 3S-
MRS T. f. RANDoL PHI proposes to establish bo,rd;o
scheoi Tor young Ladies, in New London, Campbell CO.
irfms Tor session of ten months commencinr the SIN al
Board, "e' ' eoo
Tuition IN all the English branches including cad
ing, Writing, Grammar, Geography Hstor. C:bro-
French, ~
Spanish, ~
Drawing, ~
Washing and mcndinE, %
Music per half session, So
Dancing per quarter, 80
Eaehsehoiar will furnish her he'd beddiug and towels
- Tor day Scholars:
TUITION 10 all the English branches above menoued edo
Fuel, "''''"'"; S1O
Board and tuition payable half at entrance the balance
at the expiration Of months. 49, i''
Is thought proper TO state that any OF all of the
branches will he taught parents or guardians NAV
direct when no directions the contrary are given The
VIII eaoh one m turn under Of instruction
-Su-t 10. 29--tf
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" ,
PROCLdMATION.
WHEREAS it hiss been represented to the Executive nv
"s 1S5or o. frIncess Anne county, that slave
named JACK who had been convicted 6y the court Of ad
S?n' o. the crime Of felony and sentenced DEATH
OF 'oe 1otn DAY OF August last forehly make his escape
nave therefore, thought proper with the advice Of the
SounI "i State, u offer reward Of hundred and
nifty dollars to any person or persons who will
ana convey 10 the jail Of Princess Anne county the slave
arg anu do moreover, require all officers civil and
military, and exhot the good people Of the
gs ,s 1s en- 70 The said fugitive be
Given under hand Governor and nm tbe sea, f
1925. ~ Wv JouM S,tpt, ,nI,
Jack is rather stout light coupeGion feet or snsbe
gh about 70 years Old has small Just above hi, right
when spokento. ~ A
StPN 30 40-y4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

The superior court Of law for the third judicial
district, commenced its fall session at Brentsyille.
Va on The 18Th Sept. Judge Dade, presiding. A.
many Of leaders feel some interest in Mctauv's
case recently Transferred, by a change Of venue
DIN J-oudoHn TO Prince William, we are enablej
state, from highly respectable and INTELLIGENT
sourcc, that il was called UP on Tuesday moroino
last; The jury was sworn in The evening, and The
case opened by John Gibson, Esp. for tie com.
monwealih, end Jonn McCres, E.qr. on the oar,
OF he prisoner. The examination Of witnesses.
which commenced on Wednesday morning. lasted
until Friday evening, when Mr. Gibson rose On
behsf OF the commonwealth He was followed
~ Mr.. Mssor, or tic opposite si,N, in a s-cech
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

v ihDlNiA n RGfss, holden in the ee,i,, 80 80
s P.a.or co"Fi Of Chaneery for sAe LichnrosI J;,,
''1"''' johnson, 'e"r and Barbara II. his rife.
5-.;... Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

ml2h % sDsase che services or LADY a0sji6sd a.
Son,ns hiuais, sud Who well reeon,nendss
krPn5 't'oh may be made Bliss Woodward Richmond -, ~
'ysssI', sear Eyerettsvle, Albemafe county Va 'i "
"'S - ~F-NU tn Z. RANDOLPH.
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TO LIND BUYERS

FI'HE subscriber beng deSfous reoys TO the Wet b,
concluded 10 offer tor sale, his we'll known tract OF Ind
wheeon he now resides lying in the county Of Buckingham
on Snaps creeks this tract iavored with many local
age both Tor health society, good and soil IL eo,s
eight hundred acres or heeahuut, and fine portion lie, on
both sides Of The aforesaid creek with fifty acres Of so
low grounds The improvements Of this place ara good com
torahle dwelling house, containing FIVE using rooms besd
passage aud porch and five good FIRE places large bs
With new thte'hing machine aud good fepsr and ever
ohef out mouse equ,e u iai 10 work FROM 10 rs bsnI
and the balance IN three equal annual PAYMENT and n NO,
privately sold before the i4ia day Of oro6er viii on tbst
dsy be offered publicly. JOHN s. EOWIIy
Oct 8. =, -
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a PETITION will be presented the Legislature a, n.
neS session. Tor the passage Of Law Authorizing the
heT, OF Ihomas Fuller dee TO make sale Of the tract Of land
81 which The said PuIle died POSSESSED lying 10 the county Of
Oct ,. - 80,
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I WIs1,O sci FOR cash, about 5Jy a1gGos1 in families
NnILELr g & %

ROBERT S. GARRETT.
~ -. f5-gt
Peienhutg Iutellssncer requestej inert the above
eight TINES aud forward she account 10 This Office for psye,
1--WE suhcr'ber oGe Drslc tract Of land m lie COMMIT,
ot meeklenburg, Cons creek, miles 10 the east II
the Oouhvue containing 40 ncfe more than half f t
land Standing IN woods ~ good tobacco land The plspfs
ton IN good order for cropping and very productive n Inc
uual crops d the country, with prime creek l groun
The improvements al and good; undoubtedly
one Of the hest tracts Of high land The county Ao sntber
tract Of W acres 81 Bea Element creek al tvUod land md
tobacco lsud With 80 40 prime low srounAs III nou,
plant land, part VI this land lies Nv the fork Of Saa,J AMI
awkosfosds, aud would he excellent stand fc store Or
tavern. "
Also sgen for James s. Ravsnseroh one other tract II
land on Bnckef creek m The county of Mtoklenhy u, eoo
sores ihis land well Improved and good ord, f fony
about half oi the tract clear soft free productive lsnd N
The shove and not cold privately before the f4b d,v ~
November next, (of which doe notice viii h given Inc
sefibeT viii on hat day eel the hiehes bidder IN ~
nise', The tfaet CoS creeks sieo I'll the erop ,f con ~
der cats, And stock Of sii kinds and f7h ds ~ ,5
tsne nonih on The Pfeufts hc will sell the hish. ~
the tract IN Buckfs creek; al, ~ TIE COP OF I'm 49,
AVID stock II AZ iS Tern' eiil be made know, o ~, -
Of sale between 20 and 20 vs1ble ucgroes Won he 5 2
M, - ~ w" ,''.' "i H'na, JANIS BUFORD.
rs AnJ pcf.on wishing 20 ea; or i, land BY sdr,;,
letter n ne subsoribef, Lonbsfdr Grove Po Eee NssL
lenos{s' shall meet eth prom, attention.
-,,-, JA,-Es BuFoRp.
N''F' = 80 f2-H
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PETITION will he presented to the ne,t q eDet.I g.
q bly, Of Virginia, for Ben free Of colour lately t
property OF Thomas A. Taylor Of Powhstan county 10 be al
lowed TO remain IN the State. ~ ~ " a.
Sept s. st,,c,4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

Ih Ny. Ia Louisa county court, July the 18Th iy.,
Ay,nst s'" "oOu, Pits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

to ascertain, accurately, tine cause OF the quarrel,
but Il Is said to have originated about land claim
ST. We regret to learn that DIR. Brown died
about o'clock this morning. We ,rus, that Smith
will be taken and brought to jnstice-[I5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
a TRUTSNI.

Loqr1rious orators, devoid If st; ene,h,
W"ate'er they want ia depth, afford ia length.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

We receiyed on Monday last a etter, from
friend at liardnsbrg, OF which the following in a
copy. No doubt can be entertained, of the recti-
tude OF the statement made by our correspondent
LOuisriIfe K,nt,,.L n .,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
Fall and Winter Goods.
JAMES w SCOET.

South Wssi Corner Of King and Fairfar-streets,
HI AS received by the packets Columbia and Chaun-
III cey, from New-York, where they were bought
chiefly at auction for cash, general OF
sonable
Foreign and Domestic Cry Gooas--such as
Superfne and common cloths and cassimeres
Rose, point and tlufh blankets
Fiushings and bookings
Scarlet, red, white and other hannels
Plain and striped British and German hhseyS
Sattnets various colors
Silk, worsted, and lambs wool hosiery
Cloth, chintz, an, other shawls
Silk and barage hhdkf's ..,..
Plain and fg'd Gros de Naples, i'alah g oeher S~'
White and colored sattins and horences
Figured and plain ribands :.
Swiss and Scotch book, null and jackonet mushns
Irsh linens linen cambrics and lawns
Sun. and common prints and ginghans
ScntchpIaitls and camblets for cloaks
plain and fig'd bombazetts, various colors
Ladies and gentlemen's horseskn beaver gloves
Domestic paiels, stripes and checks
Bleached and brown sheetings and shrtlngs
German burlars and tcklenburgs
Scotch and Irish brown linens, twill'd sacklng;
Cotton yarn, from the most approved factories, &c
With an extensi, variety of other goods not mention
ed which are offered for sale at reduced prices, by
wholesale orretal. OCT %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
PROPOSALS
For publishing Weekly Newspaper in the ly,,ot,v
linton, to be called the p" "d'
Washington Examira,
PROPOSALS

ME advantages of Weekly Journal. nnbr.,
the Metropolis Of the Union, are SO obyo"s in
enlargement on them is deemed unnecessary at any
SEM no newspaper exists in Washington Of VIII. pre-
Puphcaton is not more frequent than is the
convenience OF considerable portion Of the 20 the
nty. The present enterprise is calculated ~ eofnu
deficiency Its object will be to promote tbs meet the
morality, and to duse political and terare cause Of
tom and its columns will be cheerfuy onar iloFma
cusslons connected with these important subsa 10 dis
conducted with temperance and prophet, e'S When
subject of politics the design being rather ~ On the
eptome of public AFFAIRS than to attempt tbs an
ness of chronicle, report of the debsteS minute
gress is not promised; but accurate and u, Con.
statement of the proceedings of both Homs. arranged
gulary appear, and in connexon, the State Paps WILL re-
other public documents. 1per' and
Although the Washington Examiner will /.
Quoted in regard to men and measures with ~ con-
TALLY which is essential to the beneficial
public Journal, the publisher thinks proper W. OF
that his political sentiments are unequiyocaI ADD
cdedly favorable to the present Admnisttior "'u ue
This paper will be published by SINGLETON 8 W.
Err, on the first Saturday in January next in s ALE
containing eight quarto pages. 1t being desrsbi"s :.
mpait to the undertaking character Of "
utility, and to renderits contents easy of reeran"o
is proposed to number the pages of each paner -,
to subjoin to each volume Alphabetical Index ~
Terms-Four dollars per annum, in advance
Washington Gin, ID. 6. Nor 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
DENTISTRY,

kR. MKEE respectfully Offers ms SERVICES 10 ~.
IL inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity, IN ny
department Of Dentistry. Having paid particular al
tention to this branch Of his profession, he faers h
self that he is competent to render essential service
those who may have the misfortune OF disease IN 'T
teeth orgums In almost all cases he is able to cure W
toothache without the loss ofthe tooth, and to Fee,
the pain Immediately. He will clean and file the 'eE
without injury to the enamal; and will guarantee I
upon obedience to his directions, they will renaI
clean and retain beautiful ivory whiteness. lie WI
also insert teeth, which cannot be distinguish"
from the original ones. n,,r,
His office is at Mrs. Gardner's, opposite ST. taI..
Church, where he viii be always ready (Sunday
cepted, to attend to any calls in the line OF DIS O''
sion.
fessor Keith, Dr. Semmes, DR.. Richards, DE- fI"SS
and Dr. Brown. sepl IL