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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-04
: Notice.

Consisting IN part Of The fotLowing articles
SheTpards superne blue, black, green & mix cloths
Blue, black, and lrab cassmeres
Blue pelisse cloth and striped cassimeres
ChiIan robes new article for ladies' dresses
Wilmington stripes, unon mixture, striped horentne
Black and drab sa,tinS, for gentlemen's pantaoons
Oiled silk aprons, for misses and children
Plaid oil silk and plain do. do Something very hand
some and new
Linen cambrc calcoes, gnghams Marseilles, drillnss
Fancy silk hdkfS. berrage and gauze do.
Flag and bandanno hdkfs, Madras do.
Book & jackonet musns, cotton < jackonet cambrics
Bolivar stripes, for ladies' dresses
case rs and IA IRISH linens, brown hollands
Brown, blcached, and plaid domestic cottons
Apron checks, blue and white denims
Bleached and unb!eached Russia sheetings
Ravens duck, sail cloth, White and cord kid gloves
Green and white gauzc wells
Nankin grapes, white and colored florences
Black levantine, drab do, cotton yarn
From No. 4 to l6 very superior quaity-Also,
ONE C.7SE LEGHOhN BONNETS,
With great variety of other articles numerous to
particularise, which will be sold low for CASH
apr )
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AUCTIONS.
Public Sale

Of Superb Js,celry, Fancy articles and Hardware.
THIS EVENING at z o'clock,
VXTILL be sold at the auction store, large and ee
w CANT COLLECTION of the above goods, Of the lates
fashions, consisting of
Patent.lever gold watches, do silver, lepine do
Repeating, do. double and single cased common DO
Ladies and gentlemens' fancy do. pearl setf
Flligree do pearl necklaces, breastpins
Finger rings, seals and keys, chains, &c. i.
Also musical boxes musical piano. mantle time pieces,
&c &c.
ALso-Knives and forks, candlesticks, casters,
Penknives, razors, scissors, etc.
Goods ready for inspection on Monday and Tuesday.
Catalogues to be had at the Auction Store.
apr4 S. 4. MARSTELLER, auct.
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COMMERCIAL.
SE1l!P NEWS.
Port OF Alexandria.

sloop Java, Rodbird, hence, at Providence via New
York, March 2Sth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-04

70 Rent.
a. That commodous two story frame House on
F. the West side of ST. Asaph, between Prince and
Duke streets, with large yard good brick Stable,
Smoke-house, &c.
ia The fire proof Warehouse on King street, be-
RzH9 tween Royal and Fairfax streets, adjoinng the
Store now occupied by Robert II. Miller. To good
tenant the rent ofether house will be made moderate.
mar l4-d3t&2awtf SAML. JANNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

one by Mr.. Canibfeeng OF New York, relative to
the quantity and description of mercandise ex-
ported from the United States to British colonies
embraced in the late Order in Council. A resoiu-
ton offered by Mr. Ward of New York, referring
to the Library committee the suffice, of preparing
paintings to fill the vacant space the Round. OF
the Capitol, was adopted. A resolution vas laid
on the table by MIR. Mariindae of New York, rel
alive 10 any evasions which may have taken place
oil the duties imposed by law on imported WOOL
and woolen manufactures. A letter from he
sons of the late Benjamin West TO the Speaker
was laid before the House. asking of Congress 10
purchase the pictures belonging to Mr.. West,
which by his death had devolved to his sons The
letter was ordered to be laid The table and print
ed. W. Tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
s-ss&1nX-prs-s-,xsr.-. ,s.a.,.xxsuevwrz,
RIOENGoMD, DEC. II
To the Editors of the Enquirer.

GENTLEMEN:
Your paper, ing the summer and fall. con
ined many essays on the subject OF the appoint
ment OF Judge OF he General Court to be as
signed to the Eastern Shore Circuit. As a citizen
of the Commonwealth, beg leave TO suggest the
propriey Of putting stop to all discussion on that
subject, by abolshing the Office altogether. There
are already fourteen Judges of The General Court,
aid az II regards that court there is no necessity
Tor increasing The number. Can il be necessary TO
Increase the NUMBER fIr the purpose of accommo-
dating the two counties the Il stern Shore, Let
facts decide 1t has been assefte that the bushes
IN .7ccomdck does not usually require that the term
should be extended beyond FIVE, or .ix DAYS; and
In .Vorthdmpton three four days are sufficient.
6ui let US suppose that the former court may con-
tinue In session ten days, AMI the latter six days
Il IL not pIeposterous to require the appointment
Oh separate Judge TO administer justice in those
two counties,
IL may be asked, are those counties 10 be eyclr.
ded from the benefit of the superior cour, system
1 answer no-bit let them be annexed to one OF
the circuits on this shore. The Judge OF the VIII
iia'nshurs circuit has not full employment, alo' he
presides In ten counties. They are so small that
'bere Is very little business in them and II is mere
amusement, and M toll 10 ride from one of his
courthouses TO another. The trip across the b,y
Is an agreeable excursion, whether performed in
steam boat, OF IN packet, and it would not add
inuch TO his Judicial labours 10 add thos. two coun.
ties TO that circuit. The office of Judge OF the
Eastern Shore counties is almost sinecure, and
ihe death oil the late Incumbent presents II oppor-
tuifity TO transfer the duties to some one else If
necessary, let one OF Judge Semple's counie. say
King Viillam) be added to Inc fourth circuit, and
one OF the counties OF the last circuit be added
either 10 the Northern Neck or the Orange circuit
or, lei the six small counties in the peninsula be
tween the James and York rivers be uni,e, IN one
district, and court for the whole be held at W II
harrisburg; the three counties OF Middlesex, Glou-
ees'er ana Mathews form another district. and the
counties OF Acccmark and Northampton form an
DINER disrict and let these three districts be assign
cd 10 one Judge His duties would NOT then he 20
arHuous as those OF several other judge- and the
people OF those counties wonld be as well accom-
hou"tei In The administration OF justice as under
me present system OF a court in each county =
nut whether this last scheme be feasible. or not.
an certain hat II is whuiiy unnecessary TO assign
a JldSe solely 10 the Eastern Shore-and these
remarks are submitted with Difference to The candor
OF 'he members OF the Legislature
VERB(JM SAT-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
Institution for the Dcqf and Dumb.

stt New fO'k Institution for the Instruction of The Desf
sid Dumb, well organised aud prepared 20 iu,uei
hoc "h" are deprived II hearing and speech The tro ia
ucis who eau hear and speak Gone male and one fouaIe
arc wen qualified TO teach the Deaf Dumb bavinv ia
isht Nes ~ Aotica experience. They assisted bv I,r
"nifs enc 81 each who have bees taught in tb, I1,,
in, aud are highly U"al the school The ,v,.m ~
Instruction pursued ha, Of the French and the same s ia
pursued "a other schr" Tor The Deaf aud Dumb in This eouo
NY. fuP' over eight and not exceeding years will be
received al tines for AIRY PERIOD At The VI $50 dollar,
year ncufns fOaId and grun hooks and ,y,h
mr, mfhdihg and medical attendance There will he n,
extra carges hu pupil guifed find their own elo
ing bod and bedding There vacation ufin- the mo,
9" August IN each YEAR. WHEN pupils may their riend. m
remain !" tie Iniuon at their opium The male and female
pnr'l provided for in different buildings some di,ancs
'a ' are not allowed 60 OF school Those
Nv, may "ntn urlher nio' maion Icy ersipg
Tel Fusi pa'd) Ia the Secretary Of the Institution
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL J.. MiTCHILI. Pfe.iJent
SAMUEL AKERLY, M. d. SeeIy.
- te'n1fd 81 New York Dec. ~ 6i-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

The National Journal mentions that the Baron
de Msliz, Charge d'Affairs from Russis, has COM
municaed, officially, to the Secretary OF State, the
Declaration drawn from his Government, by the
invasion Of the Russian Territory by the Sovereign
of Persia, together with several other papers in
relation to operations Of the Russian Army on The
Persian frontiers, down 70 7,h Of Sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

TIE CHHsAPEAkE AND O,f,o CO, -.
FENTIoN adjourned on Saturday evening -bo,t g
o clock. after session % dsys. Their proc.el.
ing wiIi be found IN another page. The nu,tcr
ana rrsPeciabry Of This sponianeou. as.e,nbl.gs
o. delegated izens, from various ard
OF the Nepubhc, 10 consuit together about the be-,
means or promoting work Of vast national hen
e"' "'e moral consequence, presented quite an i'm,
posing spectacle. The perfect order, moreover.
Yi'''n ch@Tae'ersed their proceedings their marked
decorum towards each Other. the ,l,s,ipe,i.b.J ri
ems Of some of the members. aad the general abI
ny 81 ther debates, rendered the stnDgs Of this
body interesting and fnprcssive We trust TIA,
tnef la5ors viii not have been b, vain In sr,lepflv
desf'ns ourselves 20 sec The great woik csmmesrrI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

aud ONO Canal, and Tor the attenion which they
have given to that important work.
Res0ired, That the thanks OF this Convention
be presented to the Committee appointed to pre-
pare and submit to the Convention an estimate Of
the cost OF the Canal for the lsborious nves,iga-
ton which they have bestowed upon the subject,
and for the able repor, made by them.
The Convention then adjourned, sine die.
Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
Improved Gallon press.

FEIlE 'uhscfibef has eceyed model Of Cb,ts William,
4 I1n Lever Cotton Press, gu an improved pI,n The,s
npwarJ' Of fly 81 these highly approved Presses in ms,
hc'e nave heen Iei IN my P'sse'n certificates from plan
The Twin Levc Fts 10 he superior any other kind tb
have ever zen WI he furnished of irons for pre..e
TO" syenby yns the conei Of Cary and b
streets ~ '"" ~"
Or hanl, four CoTTOY GINS, Of .uperio, hind .,,,,
sing le aud double breast, for sac NT H'""' VIII
Dec Is. Gi ~ sA7rtrer cocuo.v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
CONGRESS

WAsHINGToN, Dec 49, The Senate was oc-
cupied the whole Of yesterday In bsllorng for the
Com'nIttees, according TO the new mode prescrIb-
cd by the resolution Of Mr.. Chambers
In the House OF Representatives. message was
received IRON the President, embracing some in
formation relative to Indian Affairs, in addition 10
what was communicated at the commencement Of
The session. The bill for the relief of the New
KoTk and Pennsylvania institutions of the Deaf
and Dumb was taken up ia committee of 'se whole
and reported; but on an amendment being pro-
posed by MIR. White OF Florida, the bill and
amendment were laid on the table. A great mum
Der q resolutions were offered among Others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
NOTICE

"iSit' 10 employ Tor the ensuing year Young Man &c
good m"'aih AZ Manager Small Farm abou,
- "ts rom h'chmond One somrwha, acquainted with te
usr of edged tools would be urclrried. 800 ~
Hich "3nd, Dec. IL 6lM MARTIN DREWRY
~ rs committed 70 the Jail of the Town Of pet.r.bu,r ON
" the SON day % Sept 1895. rs . runaway NEE Q,
VIII" calls h naine ELLiCR feet inches h-b stoui hull
h scar over ms right aud large on hi. left I
wh'o appears he II had hcen broken; he Of MI
complex on a"d staits that he belongs Mr.. Nathan Uool
Of sonh Croifna, Greenvie District The owner i. reos
Ell 10 come forward his property paw charge, ana ,L
Inn away, or he s! Ice dealt with as the lave drec,-
ROGER MALLORY, Jailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

we hardly bestow thought on the local adva ntass.
Nhlch would flow from it, great as they DOUBTLESS.
III DE- II Il the binding and enduring influence
which the accomplishment of this or eat improve
ment would havs on the Union, the prosperity and
Sppiaess of the entire Confederation, that wa
on emplae with the deepest interest Nat Int
The Mobile Register states that the Commission
r. appointed to treat with the Choctaw and
|hicKasaw Indians, held council with the Chiefs
-" 'he 9th ut. and IL was understood Treaty had
oeen agreed upon, by which the Chickasaws ceded
al ,neir lands 10 the United States one half to
uei''e'ed the ensuing winter Ii was believed a
" n.i"i fea'y would be made with he Choctaws,
di'hough 1t was reported they were decidedly on
posed TO parting with their lands.
~ IS said that water cement lime has Eeen
found on the banks of the Potomac. thu, :, :.
equal IN quality to the be,, Roman csm.n, ,h.,
mas ye' oeen discovered, and at price not e.-
ceeding ten per eushel In tho .or.,.m.
tion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal ,h;s Az
covery would be productive OF the greatest ,dv,n
tsSe; as II was calculated hat this material INNS,
be procured from New York Nat Journal.
The Presidents Message was received at Ral,;-
more on tuesday afternoon few minutes before
o clock by express and in an hour and half
was In type in our office. Bali. finer.
An'wsr to the OUR. of NJ in The Fpouir. Of Nox' a,,
r. s'ut % square aoe "f land es yards 57OiOa5l
I" We w"uln have II III known parts, II i. 90 yard, 4
& ,nehe o'e one 'hou'ani'h Of nch rods yards,
'oo', inches 5St one thousandih . an inch ~
mht.n Dl-on Thurs'sy the eth inst hy the Rev MN
u, nH,; AortGs T. BJoo; E.q of Chest. field to Mis-,
n",y f'"osh' younses laughter Of Maj John Clarke Ut
t,"s ,ie strong and the brave of the time. gone iy
I ne ZANE u whose deeds may never die
! h.y ave iaiing around us-and day hy dav-
some patriot spirit IS passing awsyf'
IA hi. residence IN Notovsy the evening ofiks
iSh uU apt Dah.tt Persey the Esd wear of he ape
hsr ol he revolution, and believed To be the l, OF m.
arm, 81 20 emanins IN has c1uutv-e entered spno..
ahh remained IN active compilation Mt
'wn curing which time there scarcely an ,nrsrem,n, az
any note 'r'he middle aud Southern States. mh.ie he wa,
o "nH' M The discharge at IN. duty. After Separation Of
~ s ne met his old c'nmender La Fayee nv inv,on
ehn'n m the tail of 1924, and xas re-
c"shiIcu ny HIM. lie often wounded m hattie aud
oai ely circle meet. around the tad. in mi. rrup
hu details the anecdotes Of h. runanoV nu b ,ov,,ys II;
-r"ss ahd ms servoes oi moving nv Hod ami
heh 'h'r-Teadh scspe' t- imminent br.aoIn
VI 'noh man no enosy necessary He lived aud died a,
christian ands soldier. he pous and Kind was he
loved and Is lsnentcd ~ VIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
Atgroes for SILL

A III We sold f' Cab IT pubic auton on M,pI,v fbs f.,
" dy"i Jnnt next, n 'reer Vile Courthouse il heinz
count day, - Of is likely yonnc ~ liable SL6ES is
oueing ~ the estate OF Simon rurne lr. Zee. 'e
Dec ~ tf.tds :. q. LUNDY sJm',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
10 THE PERIEl,

n EW York an, lie Eastern State, have lee, y.
IN siinS '' to hurd OF Imp".ser character
"i Peienaers t" Sinmnefg Th-r sk, can,i,,.J nor
curing q ma'aiy, bur srIins Accents 6o 3 T.; %
dollars Proe PurPortns 70 be Ms. Leigh system 10 IN.
or-d"ions Sanmerer The sprcuating applicant far an
Agency, aud then left iie ru chaser to brood oy HE an
"cn add di''Pp 'inmen on the discovery Imposition
The Receipt of these uack- has published in or lou
mails aud has had The effect Dispensing them from , ,
o. TIE eoiiy. We learn that several them ar. irving
her oIi"". an the Southern States. h, renders il
i.r Us to ny the citizen. Vmg III there are oniv f,o
per'on' authorized TO teach AIRS Leigh. system ~ th,,
have hoih hren qualified IN the New Yok Institution ~ we"
All Agenls hsy-a Crelciiai, under the Sea, Of tho
d'ri. Respectfully le ~ ''' e. G. {. ivg aTEs.
pee Ia 6i-at
chanrey IA court held los LOUISA county, ScpIe@
William Iiughson AMI Judith hi, wife, william T;.J,,s
o'ePh lIae John cswnins aud Nancy hi. wife Tarion
''''' Er, "", '0"" is'a''' Plaintiffs,
George Trjalr, Parks Parrish anil Bet.ey his wife. Henri,
Thomas, Samuel, Elizabeth, Wondon Mar su.,n' nmIy,
and Francis Tdae infant children Of Terrell TI,e a.
one q the children Of Shirley Ti.daie, dec. 20
Thl day this came on TO he heard and II !. oS,
'a' .hn'' o"nnson-r Pohdesier, state, audit and settle
T Ce""ls 81 iohn k.nn'n, administrator of Shirley Tie
"' Utc and tbit he also audit the
OF tue said John Kennon. commit oner apuonfeI nv ,h
cout TO :e the estate of said Shirley Tiae that The s,;n
us' OF Tue sand kennnu, render the An
account "i What hs. been done bonds tkop bv The
'a heanon commissioners aforesaid any of the bnJ
that The said snor Of kcnnon the .ame 10 the nr
administered TSdSe a' the sad eomm.soser mai. AN
has HE tune, and shelving the due prono,tio, - III
me heirs and devices Of the 1d Tsae ,s. thai arn
p's'ner aud all such other matter. a, the said
may deem rrTtnsn or shall be required rs pastics
copy. res,e, 10. CoWuEitD dc
Tie p,rtis interested in the above decree are heT,bv
qired ~ the decree NJ Nahl Perkin,' store ON ,h OH
day OF January 1877 when they required attend with
'h''r papers, proofs &e; ,,,.,,, ,o,,..
''-o- IA 6f-s7wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

uApprrD, go, Communicated.
"a ahtI = Dion Thutsisy the 9Th inst ly the Rev Wn
n, na,. horGs T. BDro9t, Eco. of Ches field TO Mis-,
na,y hia'e'h, younse' laughter Of M john Clarke Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

IEsrERDAY- On motion of III. Hugte,. oi
NansemOnd, the Committee for Courts at Justice
were instructed to inquire into the cxpcdiency Of
amending the act concerning the Parish OF Suffolk
so as 10 enable the OvGseers OF the po5r for the
upper Parish, TO erect poor house
On Nh IHghrdnp's motion leave was given 10
Orng i' bill Incorpo aiag the trustee, Of the Nv.
Ter Academy, in AlIddleDDGrne
The Speaker laid before the House The Annual
REPORT OF the Directors Of the Penitentiary, which
was ordered to he printed.
On Mr. C0foma't's motion leave was given to
b1ng IN a biz 10 auibofse the counties OF Caro-.
line and Hanover to convert the Bridge at Little
pages across the Psmunky, into "a toll bridge.
Inc Speaker laid before the House a letter from
'he governor, inclOsing report OF the Directors
oil TIE Western Lunaiic Hospital - also letter
ron the Governor, enclosing one from II Boye
relative 10 the Map OF Virginia. Nlr B. estimates
'ne cost OF The Map at So per coy to the stale,
ana suggests the pfopiety Of reducing it, SIZE.
reports were presented from Standing Commit
tees " Alessrs. Gordon, White, and Winston.
CONVENTION.
Hir. LtDteT moytd 10 take Up the Resolution
granting leave to bring in bill FOR taking the sense
Oh the reeiioidsrs, on the subject OF calling Con-
Venlion. The Resolution being taken up.
Mr. Irvine Of Bedford, delivered his ssnii-
men's somewhat q, length on the subject Of
Convention. lie advocated the adoption Of the
Resolution. and Of the passage Of bill 70 take
Tie sense OF the people, expressing, at the same
I''ns' his individual opposition to a Convention.
= oeScHhlns The pe"ce, happiness and security we
eOJ"y under the present cons Ituton. Believing
'o"t the majority were entitled TO a Convention 1t
'hey desired u. he thought II bot right to adopt
measures to ascertain in a positive manner, what
was the viii Of the majority.
Nj MET DID not T.'s 70 argue THE question
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

We understand that Governor Troup has ap-
pointed Tbomas SpslJing, Esq. Of Darien, = com
missioner on the part Of the state of Georgia IN
unite with Thomas NJ. Randolph, the United
States commissioner, in running the line between
taai state aad Flo!Ids. lBok. Chron.cle,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

psV'ion rr"ir"ed 10y NJ foTes oAtced IN onr nap,r
'to9d by our Reporter va "''''-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

WILL, from 'he next F'bruiry IT H,n,ver Cn,.
W Court practice ~ The Superior anil Inferior Courts of H.
county H. attendance will be feen'af NJ III te eo,,, ~
unit county and IA The City Of Richmond. "'''
Dec. %. ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

answer to the Qusr- of NJ in t!. Fnour.r of No. o.,
m r. " sue % a square ao!e II land i, es yards 570iOa5l
~ ne w"uln have Il IN known parts, i. SO wards, 1
TOOLS inches 55s of an inch or 70 rods y,ri
'oo'' J inches, 55t one thou,andth OF an inch. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

fgl ynfue 90 sfrrd oi 49, executed nv sh7m ff.,I--
- to ' 'nhsethe dated The 18th Of Nisy, 1924 and Ja
rrecidfb m 'hr ciess oce Of The county cfut NJ Chs
hei'i .hal ln 25h doy Of December NJ IT. on tbs &c.:
proceed q" ~ i' ta That wsll knowo rtvern IN he so,
" "i .'s'"Incid eaiied PHoIIDENCE mn At pr..ent
s'orc heo ," mieresi IN tact q land ,ghcrrop ain
v A. 'N I''e containing 40 acres, AL wing eonti,uo
purposes n'he st'rs'1d deed expreaed. III, above ',ls III
''Se place "th the consent Of said T'hsm Ch-atbar
RICHARD ELAN. Trustee.
af'Vs - ft-T~
AZ Nus - deel OF iru Executed thc subscf,er Isr
PPo.e there" expresscd. will he sold public auction
T CASH. 70 % cfe ~ Bd, belonging 10 The estate of Robert
kns dee 81 Che Tavern Of Wilkins Hall IN the county Of
'nestteld onthe 10Th dlv Of January next such title will
onyb conveyed vested Nv the deed sfofessid
RICHARD ELAN; Trustee
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

The Presidents Message was received at Bal,;.
more on Tuesday afternoon few minutes before
O'Clock by express, and in an hour aud b,,f
was IN type in office. Boy 8,n.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

;i"a me strong ana the brave of the time. gone tv
IN fame Of whose deeds may never die
my Az 'ailing around ns--and day by day
a A NJ sht.r.tI ~,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
NEW
Spring and Summer Goods.
JAMES W. SCOTT

SE1As lust received and offers for SALE at the house
RI South,rea Corner of King and Fairtar Streefs'
recently occupied by Mr.. JAMES BARRY, an extensive
assortment Of
New Spring and Summer Goods,
bought in New York and the intermediate markets. at
the present depressed prices and tthe latest mpora
tons, which will be sold at small advance either by
wholesale or retail.
9n1ong them are:
Sup cloths black blue, brown, claret, &c
Cassimeres, drills, white brown and fancy stripes
Superior ginghams, new and handsome style
Grecian and CHILEAN stripe muslins, muslin robes
Manderine Grape robes, black and coored
Black and colored Canton grapes
Rich barage and Chilian silks tor dresses new article
Black and colored Gros de Naples
Real Italian black lutestrng, superior black mode
Florences and satns; figured silks various colors
Senshaws and sarsnetts
Figured and plain Swiss and Scotch null, Jackonct
and book muslns
Italian grapes various colors
Silk and Marseilies vesting
Ladies' and gentlemen's silk, thread and cotton no.
slery
Fancy barage and silk hdkf's new style
Bandanas and chappa romas
Linen cambrics and L. C. hdkfs, plain and coorcd
borders
Ladies coored and white sup horseskn, kid and silk
gloves; gentlemen's beaver, horseskin & thread do
Ladies and gentemens SILK, thread & cotton hosiery
Blue and yellow nankns
Ladies, misses and children's oiled silk aprons
Leghorn and Bolivar hats, umbrellas and parasols
A and rs Irish linens and sheetlngs
81 and 70 long lawns, Russia and Scotch sheetings
German Ticklenburg and Buraps
Domestic brown and bleached sheet'nSs sh'rtings
Plaids, cotton yarn, &c. sc with great variety OF
ST.2PLE 6, FANCY GOODS,
not here enumerated, and to which the attention OF
purchasers, both town and country, is respectfully III
vitct. may II