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Among them are the following new works !;
Mills History OF Chivalry or knightoood
aud It's times, in ; vol. This "a u very IN
teresiing aud valuable production.
Life and writings of Frederick Reynolds,
in vols. This work couinInsa great mass OF
very interesting aud amusing Information.
"Reminiscences of Michael Kelly. This is
certainly one of the most interesting prndnc-
tiens that's been before the public Tor long
time.
"Reminiscences OF Charles Butler, Esq.
This Is So valuable production that every
person ought TO own copy.
Lie aud Correspondence of r. II. Lee, by
his grandson. X. II. Lee The North A.
merican Review speak4 highly of tbs work.
The Subaltern or sketches ul the Peninsu-
lar War during the Campaigns of ISL \ IA,
by an eye witness The public may rest ms.
sured that this is one oil the best productions
OF the day.
Continental Adventures, in vols. This
is new work and think very exceleul
one.
jain Bull in America or the New Mum
ehausen, by Paulding. This work has been
50 universally praised that il will he needless
10 say any thing more about IL.
Merry Tales OF Three Wi,e Men of Gotham
by Pauldng. This work is universally ndmi
red
Letters and Pnners of the Rev Thomas
Scott Never before published, with occasi
ona observations by John Scott, A. VI.
ATreatise on Diet, Sc. sc. by J. \. Paris
! NJ. u. F. X. S. "a new medical work.
The I'd Vol Virginia Cases or Decisions 0
the General Court, by VIM. Brokenhrough,
The ID Vol Lawyers Guide, by William
Waller Hennlng.
| Together with n great moay other valuable
productions, all OF which am determined {,
sell very low. ADRIAN r. NORTH.
| Oct. IL.
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FOR SALE.

ERUE subscriber wishes 10 sell his House
= and Lot at .4mherst Courthouse, and if
not previously disposed of, will be sold 10
the highest bidder on the first day of Novem.
Der Court next, that being the third Monday
in the month THIS property IS we'll calcu-
lated for a mechanic, either Sader, Shoema.
ker or Taylor, neither of whom ia now at this
place, and considerable demand for the work
of all. Terms accommodating and made
known on the day OF sale.
CNAS. 7. TALIAFERRO.
Oct II. cp'ds!o
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ny virtue OF deed Of trust, executed I"
u the subscriber by Anthony Walton aud
Mnrlnv his wife, bearing date the Sd day OF
October, 1928. Il duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of Buckingham, 10 secure debt due
by bond to Henry Linthicum, shall On mon.
day the 10th day of this month, [october)
proceed TO sell, on the premises. nj public
auction, for ready money, To the highest bid,
der, certain lot OF land whereon the said
Walton now lives, adjoining the land Of the
Estate of John Flood, decd aud Wing on the
road leading from Maj. Flood 10 Benz Creek,
It's good stand for a store, aud we'll adap
ted for the purpose. Acting as trustee viii
convey such tile only "a is vested IN me by
said trust deed. WIN. LINIllltUM,
Oct - Ii Trustee
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n AND FOR Satellite subscriber is
ID anxious to sell the well known and de.
sirable tract of Land on which he now resides
lying on Elk Greek, in Bedford county, con.
tanning 2S3 acres. There is a snficiency oil
open land to work FIVE or six hands to ad-
vantage. The wood land is well iimbered
and we'll adapted TO the culture Of Tobacco.
There is on the premises a comfortable and
commodious Dwelling house, with siY rooms
and five fire places, and other convenient
houses, and also an apple orchard of excel
lent fruit. This Tract of Land lies in heal
tiny, wealthy and respectable neighborbood.
Is miles from Lpnchburg, miles from
Bedford Courthouse and miles from New
London. Any person wishing TO purchase
the above Tract of Land can know the te rms
OF sale by applying to
CH3RLES CALLAWAY, J.
Oct. %. eff
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MARRIED, on the 4h inst by the Rev
Doci. Philips, Mr.. HENRY VI. WHITE, 10
Miss MARY 4. daughter Of Charles Gwatkins,
all of Bedford
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MOTICE.-Is hereby given TO my credit
~ ors, that on Saturday the Dist of Octo
Der, al Bedford court house, in the State of
Virginia, shall take the benefit of the nsol-
vent oath. SAMUEL MITCHELL,
D,f
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Holder OF two tickets in this Lottery, n
IN the Odd aud Even stem, are sure OF one
prigt, md may draw three
IL Price OF Tickets 81, aud shares in pro
portion.
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1901 rrizcs amounting ~ S}uSooo
i tn uhoie ofhe Frists p0yobifn mi
which as usooi At CoIuNs orrIcr, can b.
lad lhe MOMENT THEY ARE DRAWN.
tickets $40 Quarters 81 81
Halges 8 EieIiihs i25
10 be- had in the greatest variety OF number
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TNrOTlCE-Ihereby cauttoa TN pgtho u
III gaina rading for dopd slseotef by M
TO John Goodman, for f,rty dol'ats, dai'd a.
bout HE 29h Of SEPTEMBER last All Peyab'e
on or before The 26ih Of December efi.
ROBERT BUTLER
Oct 10 cdr 10
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Jefferson Aottery,
To be drawn on the combination plan in
October next, ~ Richmond.
Three Prizes. as follows:

nicc THUS, ny 1OllONS
Monticello EstTle, valued a,$1i,ooo
Shadnell 30 ono
Alhemalle 900
The above Estates were valued under onth
by Commissioners appointed Tor that pnfs
pose by the Legislature OF Virginia.
H. ffite Of Tickets SO. There are no
hires Of hckefS an HiS ioftg.
n - fatter myself in offering the above
series oi Lotteries 10 the public, to receive II
lhefol patronage, and particularly invite The
attention of every person 10 these schemes,
aud they will perceive from the very first
glance that they are much The most brilliant
ever col mp in Virginia aud when they re.
collect the object OF those Lotteries an per
suaded there are none. but will lend II help
ing baud this is not al they should look nj,
there Is chance ol getting III independent
fortune for the small tribe OF 50. Nhrfe Is
the prfson who viii not embrace this Golden
0pPoriuniiyy e,
Among The above, will be found the scheme
of the Jefferson Lottery This Lottery wa
granted by the Legislature OF Virginia, tor a
purpose we'll known Ia rs ALL II Is expected
nd sincerely hope, those tickets will not
remain on hand, but will be Immediately
! bought up, by liberal public, whS wish 10
show their gratitude 10 n departed patriot
who devoted his whole life TO the benefit d
his country, mud the public generally
u Orders from any part OF the L. Sinte'
by mail, (post pnid) enclosing the eaah o'
prize tickets, will be thankfully received nnt
promptly attended 10 n II on personal npp,
cation. BE sure you direct your orders Il
! NORTn'S Once, where the capitals are al
ways Tor sale AbltAh H. Nohl u,
Mnm.sirctt, Lynehburg,
|
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Odd and Even System--Class 8


iOiifsN - VI = u - hAIliNhhtf =
Sfpieudtr /, 1876.
u Under authority oi The Genera Assem-
bly, the folIuNioe hfiiltn0' scheme Is pre-.
seated - tho Pnb,.c, 10 he drawn on the
ODD an EVEN sNS1EM, IN consequence
OF its inrivallcd papnlarily--the whole IN
on DAY, and all fake place ~ loe city
of BALTIMORE, under the supelinlcndence
oil The Commissioner appointed by The Co
vernorand Council, on The
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LOTTERfES!y
Dismal 1Sroanp Lottery.
9th CLASS.

To he drawn in Richmond, all IN one day
80 NJ. Lottery. hy combination and permu.
tation--6 ballots 20 he drawn.
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pY virtue of u deed of trust, executed
ID by George p. Richardson and wife 10
the subscriber, for certain purposes therein
specified, will be sold, to the highest bid
der, for cash, at public auction. on the pre-
mises, on Wednesday the 18th day of No
ven,ber next, if fair, if not, the next day
thereafter, Two Lots lying in the Town
of Lynchburg, on eighth and ninth streets
and Water street, and adjoining Thomas
A. Holcombe. The subscriber acting as
trustee i'll convey only such title as is YES
ted in him hy he said deed oftrust.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Oct. 10. tds10
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NEW BOOKS.

VHIIE subscriber has just received, direct
II from Philadelphia, very large aud
la .nput, NJ
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TIrgini4 Literature Lotterv. AN class,

'Hgthtd ittfTdthfe LOTTERY, 4h cides'
- be drawn on the nigh and Low sss
tenn, somewhat similar 10 the Odd ana l..
ven. II will be drawn IN Lynchhurg in Dc
tober next, NIL ip one day
M0RE Prizes Tii4.N BLANKS.
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18th If Norember Ntyrt.
Grand State Lottery

o. Nj The hol1er 81 iHo Tickets or iw'
Shures. Viii be CERTAIN OF obtaining al
ieaa One Pri2e d. mnv draw ihrtfi
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Come FORWARD.
Broker s.. Commissio" Business.

Broker E. Commissio" Business.
vE$HE subscriber has takeu An Office
4 four doors above the Franki Hetel,
where he continues to sell Tobacco nd 9th.
er produce on commission, aud viii in future,
also, transact business as Broker--He hopes
to be able to give satisfaction to all who may
cnniide business to his care.
ARCH. HATCHER.
Dec Is wtsiflo
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va \ aud Winter aooas i.
Andrews IL Brothers,
X. @, TOMrkINS,
Agent Tor W +.
tclWlO
Oct 10

Andrews Il Brothers,
TEfAVE the pIeasurr OF announcing to the
III Planters of Virginia, tint thy are now
openinga large md extensive assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic Goods,
Aud are nov prepared t. ofrr the newest
aud most admired fashions. Aud are deter
mined 10 make sales at small advance on
the Philadelphia rates. The senior partner
resides there, and will regularly forward such
supplies as this market may require. Their
assortment in par consists OF the following
articles.
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens 4 Sheet
Rose aud Point Blan- ings,
kets, silk q Cotton Hand
Figured Il Plain Yes kerchieis,
tings, Leghorn Straw Bon
Linseys, nets,
Cashmere and Cotton Ladies Buckles Bell
Shawls, Ribbands,
Stockings, Muslin Robes,
Oznaburghs, Furniture Chintzes,
Calicoes, Laces and EdgIngs,
Cambrics, Grape Robes,
Figured 4 Plain Mus Grape Shawls aud
Inns, Scars,
sjIkf gg ana a4 ;.s"zes Merge sh'''
Black and Fancy Rib Tortoise Shell Tuck
bands, & Side Combs,
Together 1olh almost every article IN
the Dry Good and Fancy Line.
DOMESTIC.
Comprising an assortment of Cassinetts, Tick.
ings, Bleached & Brown Shirtngs, Checks,
Plaids, and Blue and White Cotton Yarns,
&c. &c.
CIOTHTNE
Gentemen,' Clothing OF every description
also, 4a0 Gentlemen and Ladies' Cambet
and Plaid Cloaks and Great Goats.
Hardodre and Cutlery.
Such as Knives and Forks, of the Latest Ma
nulacfure, Pen and Pocket Knives, Appro
we'd Raaors aud Straps Locks OF all descrip-
tions, Saws, Files, and almost every Arli-
Gle in the Hardnaie Line.
SHOES & HATS.
A complete assortment of Ladies' Morocco
Seal Skim Prunella, Silk and KID Shoes
--Gentlemens Monroe Shoes aud Pumps
also an assortment of ChIldrens' Shoes,
Gentiemens White and Black Beaver and
Fur Hats, Boys Fur and Morocco Hats,
White and Black Wool Hats, Of approved
manufacture.
IN assortment Of Looking Glasses.
Groceries Crockery. * Stone U'are.
II is the determination Of Hudreus q. Bro
theirs 10 keep constant supplies, 50 as 10 be a
Bile TO furnish their customers any article in
the mercantile line.--Country Merchants, as
well as Planters, are particularly invited 10
give them a call, as every effort will be made
TO render general satisfaction, and which is
their intention to sell unusually low Tor cash
400 Sacks Liverpool filled salt
Country Produce taken in Barter.
Oct IL.
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Thisis very brilliant Scheme. Ticket
are nov low, VIZ;
u Wholes SO 90 Quarters 81 20
Halves . %
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AUG. LnErryvrcrf,

manager.
North Caro- ina South Carolina and t;eor
gia money tAkpu nj uar Octg
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CLOTHING.
SHOES q HATS.

A complete assortment of Ladies' Morocco
Seal Skin, PrunelIa, Silk, and KID Shoes
-Gentlemens Monroe Shoes and Pumps
also an assortment of ChiIdrens' Shoes,
Gentiemens White and Black Beaver and
Fur Hats, Boys Fur and Morocco Hats,
White and Black Wool Hats, Of approved
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.aa M alteration III Irices SINCE the last
~ from abroad The tobacco sold on
sare 9,5 OH and 10th inst. were OF an inferior
M "a, i,,, 70 those sold on the 5ih and 9th
W. PRIVATE SALES
c.oo, continue 10 sell at from Sc so to 81
..hen esteemed fne.
o. ""''' INSPECTED
>. aa., week $40 hhds. OF passed tobacco +;
~ b55pshead. refused Total $780,
c.,an,-i,on of the principal Inspections of
Tahaceo in Virginia, ending tue LIST Oc-
tober, 1926 and ls26.
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REVUE W

|of the Lynchburg Iobacco 'iarAet'
U. ,.r,,d ,ns.kly for The Pdgtnida,
-, HoLooNBE, Commission Mefetah''
|By u AUCTION SALES.
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ihu5l prizes amounting TO S3GS,0pO
A. The Cash paid nj sight Tor all prizes a
soon rs drawn nj either nt Aliens Offices.
Nhele Tickets $40 Quarters 50 90
palyes
o be had III the greatest variety Of numbers
nj the Truly Lucky Ofiee Of
S. d w. ALLEN. IL CO.
W The drawing Will he forwarded 10 Al
lens oihre, Lynchburg, where adventures
will be able To know their fate.
- Orders from the country, enclosing tho
Cash or prize tickets ia any ot the late drawn
lotteries, will meet with prompt attention
il addressedio
g. a. M. ALLEN & CO.
Bait. Sepf.29.
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Together 1olh almost every article in
the Dry Good and Fancy Line.
OMESTIC.

Comprising an assortment of Cassnetts, Tick.
ings, Bleached Il Brown Sbirtings, Checks,
Plads, and Blue and White Cotton Yarns,
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Inn. "g 'aken house on man street two
haraaou e'ow Warwick's new building. will
~ @a er receive and store goods for uoun.
sian 'serchan,s receive aud sell on commits.
nv ,, nonr' whiskey and all articles OF coun.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
nay II
a Card.

GENOR T. NJ. CARRASCO, professor and teacher
- of the Spanish language, presents his grateful &C
knowledgements to the citizens of Alexandria and its
vicinity for the liberal patronage and hospitality which
he has enjoyed during his abode in their city.
Experience confirming the suggestions of correct
reasoning has convinced him that the proficiency Of
pupils in acquiring foreign languages is much greater
when each class consists of ten or twelve individuals
than when it is composed of greater or of smaller
numberThe approach Of his second quarter, and the
advanced proficiency of his first pupils adnonshes him
thatt expedent to make arrangements tor new class
es.
For the benefit therefore Of his friends who have al
ready honored him with their Names as well as for his
own he socits the attention of those gentlemen who
are DESTROYS oflearnng the Spanish language accord
ing to the rules reorganzed and published by the Spa
nish National Academy, established at Madrid. Mr
CarrAsco will wait upon those ladies or gentlemen who
prefer receiving private lessons at their own dwellings
His classes meet in the public building, next door
to the Town Hail. and his hours OF attendance are be.
tween and 8, for the morning class-between and
10 for the evening class. His second Quarter will COM
on the 10Th day of May Hislodgings at the
City Hotel. may IL
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COMMERCIAL.
Prices of Produce in .alerandriia yester

The Editors Of the New-York Gazette say,
they have received by the brig Hope, Retrieve,
from w-Orleans, Willie's Price Current Of
the 5th ult. which states that the numerous at
rivals from the interior had caused ain enliven-
ing hustle Of business on the upper part of
the Levee; while at the same time great hustle
was displayed among the shipping in loading
the many vessels then taken The arrivals OF
Cotton for the week were 1922 bales, making
an increase of stock of $3.50. The article had
been rather dull for the week, sales amounting
to but little over 1000 bales; sowing in part to
the excessive operations of the week previous,
and the heavy imports Of the present, together
with the great anxiety to clear the warehouses
ofthat sold" Choice parcels of Louisiana and
Mississippi still continued to be neglected,
whilst sales were making in all the other des-
criptions. The market had more the appear
ance Of looking down than steady continuance
of late prices. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Mis-
sissippi, ordinary to fine, to l4a, dull. The
ruling price Of Freight for the previous week
continued the same.
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NEssEX AZ NsDR.gAs
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IL, 1926.

We ask the reading of the Communication
signed aQ." Itthrows much light upon the
system of "bargain and intrigue" which has
brought the molly materials Of the Opposition
together. Water and OIL, Ether and Mercury,
are mingled for while by powerful effort,
In, exhaustion will soon check the agitation,
and we shall see the repulsive parts OF the Fac
tom rising upon one another according to their
specific gravity. RANDOLPH will then e'apo'
rate; FORSYTH will go off by spontaneous. COM
bus,ion; HOLMES viii stagnate, and be discard
ed as a nuisance; and CALHOUN, M'DuFFiE, and
their friend, Daft Green, will fill the respective
thermometers of INTRIGUE, HEcroRIsM, and
CORRUPTION.
40" writes hastily and carelessly, but he
will be understood; and we kno,o that he can
be relied or.
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Whiskey, Wine, etc.

Whiskey, Wine, etc.
10 H HOG hasrsIs Baltimore whiskey
received per sloop Clio, William, and for sale by
S. MEsSERSMlTH,
WHO has in Store,
IS half pipes Sicily Madeira wine of superior qua
or. casks ) lily
so or casks French Madeira do
% % mas hhGe New-orleans and WI sugar
% % s saif Chest. Young Hyson tea
100 i 10 and 81 eatty boxes Imperial do
chest st. is half half chests chests eunpowderdo
Boxes, each containing 12and 20 BIB canisters do
S half chests Hyson do
Powohong and Souchong do in half chests
90 bags superior Java coffee
do good green do
80 hampers Bristol and Newcastle wine bottles
Baltimore refined sugar No. 9, 3, and
Bakers and Lapham's chocolate No. and
Bandbox and binders boards
pipes Cognac brandy warranted pure
do Holland gin
hhds N E. rum
do molasses
16 baskets Bordeaux oil, low, to close sales
10 drums Smyrna rasins
hid Zante currants
SO boxes Sicily lemons, &c. may II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
Millinery Spring Fashious.

MRS. MUTT, Opposite The Mechanics BonkJ
ESPECTFULLY invites the ladies to call and ex-
IL anime her Spring Fashiops.-She has just received
a handsome selection of P.4TTERN BONNEFS and
CAPS ALSO, assortment of ifLLLINERY, con-
sisting Of Ladies eghorn bounets and flats, ladies' cot
tage straw do misses gimp and straw, TO. gentlemens
Leghon bats, boys aspen do variety Of silks and s
tins, Aorences, Italian grapes, iris and cyprus gauze
fancy cords and gimps, handsome assortment of lus
trng, satin and gauze ribbons considerable variety
ofncy silk, gaze and barrege hdks Grape and gauze
veils hair curs, belt ribbons, artificial flowers, &c
Erery description Of Pork in the Millinery line will be
executed with neatness and despatch Orders Will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
may IL st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11

Extra ct ola letter to the Editors ofthe Baltimore Ame-
rican, dated ''HAvANA, April &c, 1895
"Produce has declined here, and we expect
further reduction. Bills drawn here have alrea-
dy returned from Europe, protested for nom
payment. We fear many more are on their
way, and that we are on the eve OF experience
ing great commercial distress. ] send yoa
few papers, but they will furnish you no news"
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tr;ct Of Columbia; and aftsr some time spent
thereon, the bill was reported to the House
with amendments, and ordered to be engrossed
for third reading.
The House again resolved itself into Com
mit,ee Of the Whole on the bill granting the
rich, Of occupancy TO a certain tract of land
on the Island of Michilimackinac to the Unit
ed Foreign Mission Society Of New-York for
the accommodation of the Indian School at
that place. The Committee reported the bill
without amendment, and the House ordered 1t
to be engrossed for a third reading Tomorrow
Many other bills, all private, passed through
Committees of the Whole, and were ordered to
be engrossed.
The House adjourned at four o'clock.
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Boston Bard.
n ANlEL BRYAN proposes to deliver
II PoEmrAi ADDR SIS

in Mr.. Carusi's Assembly Room, Washington D. C. at
9oeloes, on the morning Of Tuesday. the 18TH ,Nsfanf
for the purpose of encouraging subscriptions to vo-
hume Of POEMS written by the Boston Bard, and pre-
pairing for publication
Members of Congress, and the ladies and gentlemen
of the District are respectfully invited to attend on
hatoccasion; when, or subsequenty-as subscription
papers for the work viii be placed at the Bookstores OF
the District, opportunity will be offered to persons
so disposed, to exercise their benevolent feelings IN
mitigating the sufferings of that Child Of Genius and
Misfortune. by extending their patronage to volume
OF his best productions may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
Horse and Gig for Sale.

- A valuable HORSE and GIG
A0A will be sold low, if applied for imme
A8a& diately Enquire of the Printer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
Pale Ale.
FARM Fob SALE.s

THOR SALE, Tract of Land containing $50 Acres,
belonging to the heirs of the late Jonathan swift
situate on Four Mile Run, in the County OF Alexandria
about four miles from Georgetown and seven from
Alexandria; the road from Washington and George
town passes through it, will the contemplated turn,
nke road from Alexandria to Wey's. More than halt
this tract is covered with Wood and valuable TIMBER
and considerable portion of it is low ground on -FOUR
Mile Run. well adapted to Timothy Meadow
II NAV be sold at private bargain at any time before
Th,sday the LIST day of June nea, on which day (ifnot
previously disposed ot will be sold at Pubic Auc-
ton, on the premises at IL O'Clock IN the '0feh0oh-
Title indisputable-For terms apply to
H. PEAKE, Alexandra, or
THOs. C. WRIGHT, .9ua.
april 2s-ts 3eorge'o"h' H. "
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M.4RRLED

MARRIED,
In I.eesburg on Tuesday evening, May Cd, by the
Rev. Septimus Tuston, Mr.. JouS SHAW to Miss GIN
rHIl ConwIS, ill of that town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11

We have great pleasure in stating to our req
ders that, as is reported, and as we believe, Al
BERT GALLAr1N was yesterday nominated TO the
Senate by the President, for the appointment oil
Minister Of the United States to Great Britain,
vice Mr.. KING, resigned. Nat Int. 10th.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

SAILED,
Mny lO-Schr. Rolla, hurch, Boston.
Brig Ann Maria, Jord an, Barbadoes
Schr Morning Star, Kelly
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
In sight, a brig bound up
Schr Active, Harris hence at Newbury2ort 4th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11

We learn, that the appointment of Judge
TR1MBLE, Of Kentucky, to be an Associate
Judge of the Supreme Court, was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate 10.