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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
BA .RITCHiE St GOOCH.

NJ. rh. ENQUIRER i. published twice week generally
,,.r lime. during the ses"n OF the State Legst
,s = cr th- heretofore, FIVE Dollars per an"um
~ i, ADVANCE. Notes of chartered, speciepaying banks
,n1 will he received payment. The Editors will suarai
q, ia. safety reH, i-m by mail the postage o all let
tiers o.us PAID, by the writer's
~ No psrsr Md be discontinued (hn at the discretion oil
the Ediots) until all arrearages have been paid up
a.. Wh,cyer will the payment Of nina papers
shsiI have tin. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
c-r One square, Oh LESS-tust inseru'h 20 oehS-es'"
somtipaance, % cents .
No inserted until Il has either been paiu
fr or assumed nv person this city, .nynon'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
TO U.NDERTdKERS.

sNHE undersigned commissioners appointed by the county
n OF Gooehiand contract for the building ol Court
h"se Tor said county, will meet at place. fr that pur
posse the 7th day of next mouth (Jan The house 10 b,
hu Of brick, 46 ieetby 81 twenty puch exclusive
the Foundations with trout o 10 whole 1,
be covered with fhr plan the building the mode
constructing the interior, and all further ps.i.aars will h,
building will 1896, and bslance
June sZ7.
WHnm Boiling, JYiLiians Toiuglnn,
q. Woodsoa Payne, and
j. Gaepra.t, Wiiiiain iiiIler.
Dee I O. -oa.xti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
TWENTY DOLL.4HS Il 4 IV.dRD.

1WE.ITY DOLL.4RS IL Il Iv.dRD.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber living the upper end of
IA Prince Edward county, Va the III February
negro named ARCHER lie about "a IS years OF
tstts 10 niche. hgn, very dark complicated, has
snail e nose, down look when spoken
suffers stsnmtts ia h speech purchased said negro OF
Raleigh Farley OF buckingham county, Val ne raised
ed 10 miles below Csrersse Mohears feiIy,
which nbOurhOod presumed he lurking
nave understood he reiaed free negroes who
ue benefit OF education, than probable has
yntaned free papers, and very probably james River
Canal viii the above reward TO person VIII will
deliver said negro me, him any jail that
iiUi again. GEORGE ABUITT.
Edward x7--tT
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Resi- GOODS.

WE Wy aimos, every opportunity from
w Kichmond,s lre supply goods bought OF sucon,
the best terms by b Montague, residus there for ,
purpose Of giving additional advantages to establishment II
tbs place, well the at PerkusOnyiiie Frun lie
lste purchases can ,y confidence that having
pefieDced partner in Richmond, viii he found much 10 the
advantage u toners add ourselves We have just
received also from NV No splendid selection Of iancy
goods, FORECAST by chant Of much taste 10 that
market al Of which Offer IT lowest .iocs ior cash.
cotton We viii gyc the highe piice, delivered
Lawreuceville,or Fox aud Montague, Richmond.
MONTAGUE MOTLEY h co.
ttfn H.
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Groceries, Domestic Goods, i

Groceries, Domestic Goods, &c.
al fl(fN sacks Salt, Liyerpoolhlled
SSgy 81 hhd.. ST. Crois and Aluscovado Sugar,
10 bbis refined do assorted
100 bags green coffee
10 do Java do
40 boxes imperial and guurowder teas
l6 hhds English Island n9iasses
10 puncheons Antigua
do Jamaica DO
5 pipes fine old Cosuac Brandy
p'pei half pipe
eghhs do
20 Dbl, very old 5Lproof rye whiSey
81 do 4th DO do
SO tons assorted bar
D do pa ugh plates
Biisiered aud German Steel
rersons nai.and bIads
5 tons shot assorted
Half do harl,ad
So kegs Bsiivna powder
90 hvx-s tsliOw candies
10 casks cheese s.G
40 Pernanlbuco hides
Cap, letter and Wrapping paper
Cotton and wool cards .ass.s-s, ss,,as,...,
Ginger, pepper and Iimento
Nutmegs hrinstone and salspetre
Indigo, coppeiss and alum
Madder, Nluscstei rais,ns
Soft .helied almonds, Spanish Cigars
D.mj-hbs, Sloneware
Oknaburgs aud t'cklenburgs
5000 lbs cotton yarn assorted
50 bales $3.50 30 inch brown sheeting From the Union
do fine ooson shirtings Mandatory of
do he'd ticking Mary land.
s cases pl,,ds aud stripes
For sale by WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Sept. 20. 40--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

fDY virtue Of deed citrus, executed he subscriber by
ID Robert Sanese ard duly recorded ,he CLERKS Office
ofthe County Court u Aihemsfe county Va, shall proceed
sell public sale ior ready money. Sstudly, tie U
day VI January next before Ii du tie Guy HOTEL the
Alexandria n. { Inc following Slaves, Dennis
Mary, W ashinetOu, aud James.
Dec. 10 66-tds v. w. sOUTHALL, trustee
sETSThe dbOue sale as postponed til The 18Th
instant, t0hen 1t toW certainly take place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

yNHE subscribers under the firm of Fox aud III oniagne will
transact general business, and ode
vices their friends and the public generally They pre-.
pared to cotton storage sale, and the
stirtest attention 10 business entrusted TO them H..
b. Montague wlatend strictly the selection goods
that may wanting by country friends either
ny privgte purchase. Office Cary doors abpve
Mobcure, RobinsonS Peasants. CHS. l. FOX,
ii. Is. MONTAGUE.
%.
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Is Valuable Negroes at AUCTION.

w ILL he sod Al Cures Saturday nest 7th inst al
w 10 ococa ffu The si day thereafter, SUNDAYS
excepted, fifteen likely aud valuable slaves the
State them first rate caiaze ifiycr and first
mouse servants bue stock % cattle and hogs and
eel of ne horses, household aud kitchen The
will be sold for cash. the other property credit Of
for onds with approved security. 10 interest from the
day Of ale hut the principal be pncslly PAID inte-
Ecst will be femittej. Il, order OF Wade Mostly. IL.
BROOKE & COSBYS, 1ae'ioneerS.
Jan O. 73--ts
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FROM INDIA.
LUCAS ALBANIAN.

BosroN, Dec. 3O.--We are indebted TO Mr..
Topff for the loan Of Calcutta papers to the 2Oih
Of August received by the ship Pagods, Capt.
Brewster, which arrived here yesterday in ll9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

a u mrs nAAtiLruN'S Boarding. Y Day School i
I'VE open for the It,on Young LaiIe either board
Day Scholars rhe Of ins embraces
~ branch necessary hu,lei English education the ehoo
Is amply provided with globes. maps Diagrams &c necessary
10 euciiate their Instruction.
the Latin, Greek and French together with Way
Drawing aud Paiang, Painting Velvet Satin Eubo,d
aud every o'her knd OF wora taught he
approved incples and by teachers WHO III.
family. In boarding ieparilnen the establishment
have had very considerable experience, aud they
aud qua, dans that every will ne male pfoaoi. the
aa thoe committed hec essr.-
Ih asoa and OF the young viii Dc partie-
aIiy attendedto.
REFERENCE.
Judge w. II. ab- Rev John b. Hose,
Judge " al. Brvek enbrough, Rev Robert q. CToes.
House below the OLD Swan Tavern H. ST
Shncko Iiili.
R,chu.o.., Nov. 10. 5s-2awIf
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EXECUTIVE EPdRTDfEV1,. /,

Richmond, 24h May, 1925.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that from this forward all
Offering themselves
any hon he approved the Executive, will be
require accompany the with alay legal
san the vaue OF the property which they would bona hde
possess after the payment oil ali Their debts.
by order, W. Ii. RICHARDSON, G. c:
NM
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execution of the powers vested
by two ded executed by Lnebeny Walden, the Soh
day vi enher, i3i9 and she deed assignment
executed by the ssd ,bey Walden and Thomas Walden,
The 9TH day OF july 1922 land both recorded the clerk
Of tie county ChestcTeid,i will he sold
highest hidds TO- cash, the courthouse the county,
Monday the 9Th day OF Novembe mkt ibeins the hrsi
IN, quarterly VI the Ct sai county undivided
monty vaa, Of land whereou Mrs.. Sarah Walden
resides, about miles south Of the CONTINUOUSLY suppO-
ssd 39f subject the said
Iah therein, foI her lite o wIdowhaOd.
SAMUEL TAYLOR trustee.
Oct IL. 65- ids
rne sale postponed uu snuay Chesterfield court
1876, when IL Will certainly take place.
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Credit SaLe of .Nsgroes.

nN the 18th day Of January 1876, wi be offered public
~ auction at Gloucestef Courthouse, eighteen tweht
likely NEGROES on a G. edit Of SIX months
r.. J. THHUSrON admir-
Dec. 80. 72-tds IT r.. u Fox. dec
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TO COTTON GROWERS.

q EEING that Richmond Is likely become important
- Cotton Msrke the subscribet has offer h,
10 Cotton Growers 10 cli that sfcle commission
ffe Al Al ii mes he found At Shockr Warehouse.
I,ebVoni, NoyI 52--O DEM SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

B3Nk or YlRGiHi.s, jan. :, 1926.
YEVlfE President and Dir have declared digiend OF
n cent the CAPITAL Stock of It Bsnk. The de
auct"n ct doiai ~nd quarter per be
the holders OF the Old Stock New having
pete he payment offs bonus DIvienl. ab 10th
Instant. VIM DASuttIDGE Ca hier.
JAMS. H. ,5t.J
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L. WLyyGFIELD.

FF rs taken the large k Teusn,n H. street, lately
az occupied by NJ joseph Uste, VIE h! fecony
ceissd from New fe' sss Poess pna, hss5ne aud
rensise assortment OF fahey Siayi. DRY GOODS
sng Of almost atci, his l.ne, all % winch he de-
erned 10 sell at prices which will give satisfaction
cla.ers.
Jan 8. 7S--4t
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APPOINTMENTS


By the President, by and nth The ddpiee ami
consent Of the Senate.
Nicholas Bddle and Manuel Eyre, of Penn
syivanla; Joseph ". Patterson, of MARYLAND:
Vicir Dupont, of Delaware; and mpbeu p
White. o.. N. York. 10 be Directors Of tie 3, x Of
the United States for the ensuing year dates Goth
December 1870. H.
In The Pennsylvania House Of Delegates on FRI
day last, The following GU lon was submitted:
Resoired, That the order be discharged, az res
poets The bill incorporating he Chesapeake and
ONO canal company, and thai ID be commit ed TO
the committee on inland navigation and internal
Improvement, with instructions enquire into the
eXpediency Ol reporting the bill, including pro-
vision Tor the actual CONNIE cement of canal to
connect the Union canal with the Ohio and Lake
Erie, through Penusy lvania.
This resolution gave rise TO warm discussion,
which continued until after one O'Clock, when the
question as postponed, on tie motion Of Or. An
derson, until Saturday. Messrs Lehman, Roberts.
Baker, L,wson, Glarxe AID Beatty spoke in sup
port Of Inc motion; tlessrs. Beeson, r.. Smith, Ir-
win, M'CreerJ aud Kerr against it. II was esin
postponed on Saturday.
Late letters from Philadelphia, state that the
Offending Collector has been removed rom his
Office, and hat General CadwalIader of that CITY
has been appointed ia his place. { lement G Bid
Ole, Esq. has bern appointed surveyor Of The cas-
toms Tor the same pert
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
Gloucester Lou Grounds for Sale.

Gloucester LOto Grounds for Sale.
TIME heing Moth, will sell
4 the Plantation w.Ieh Re r,siie, call ed W0odpWe
lying the Of Gloucester, dately the
i-od from Gloucester rjwn 10 iouc courthouse,
tsinn; 5J4 tSo-third OF which ,t quality
low grounds. he situation pleasant and aeaihy with
spring of excellent within 100 yards
very To the iest fish aud Oysters" twill be
cold bag pcIon made prevou, to the ist ut ia
nuary, winch IL oid VIII he Reued Tor
sasyear ere upwards Of 100 bushels OF Barley seeded
Til: NJ RANDOLPH.
std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

ID UNAWAY from the suhsc ihe' in ns place he 18Th
hi day Of November, the property o Mai ~.
Apersan ii wkeni, named ROBIN sometimes call,
himself ,tobe Chambvsyne he Is about feet
high of rather coplection though muatto abOu
IS old ed to boii-v- that he will endra vuur
Nrwyois, other OF the Northern He
has wife a NIbne's tt,e, Petershug aud possibly
he lurking place viii give reward dollars il
caught ia The state. aud Of the i. dollars and de-
fray all expenses ADNEk MITCHELL
Jan. 7S=M
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Cush Sole of NEGROES, &c.

CUoFt fJt'ft u UtN,
IN Monday the 9tn day 1T Janui, bong day
~ shall offer for sale 10 the hght bidder of cash, Ma
fhews courthouse, all the NEGROES bcOngng estate
OF the late DE- Philip w. SPak decd. benig eighteen
nineteen IN nuUbr amongst iose
servants caYehtef hacss nith -hoeInake aud five key
boys An elegant God Wach clin seals, belonging said
estate will alsO be OF, sale md place
fine sale will positively be made the day above mentioned
unles the weather should prove very nayouTaho, which
event will take place the first go" day lheI
THOMAS SAiI I'll, admir-
Gloucester courthou-e, Jan. 8, $40 73--ds
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VOL. xXII....N rs.
Such sacrifices are the demonstrations Of hero

Such sacrifices are the demonstrations of hero
ism. Such principles actuate them, the pecu
liar attributes of the dsin,erested patriot, the
citizen OF the world, the Beneiactor of Mankind.
Devoid alike of the inclination and capacity to
detain you by a parade of sentiment as upmeaning
probably verbose, we will not, in conclusion,
trove % regardless of your comfort to state that
The idea of separation conveys that of analloyed
regret. The immediate prospect of a home and its
enJoyments that await you, in small degree al
levates the sense of depriv we should other
wise sustain.
Wishing you health, prosperity and that peace
which a heart such as yours appreciate, we bid
you a sincere, affectonate and heartfelt adeu-
confidently trusting that the Brandy wine's trip 10
France, may not prove the las, act in the drama OF
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LEGHOR.N BOLITgR b

LEGH0R.N BOLIVAR HITS.
% CASES LADIES' Leghorn boiivti Hats which
20 said 10 DC superior any e market whole parc
makes avery complete assoInen aud win be sold small
advance on the cost Of Importation Prices SIS soto -
each Al-o one American Straw Bonnet, for sale b
the case at retail price.
f. TREADWELL
Jan. o. 1856
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INTERESTING LETTER.

Extract from an Officer Of the american Nary
TO one ot'fhe Editors Of the Petersburg Lnteiti-
gencer, dated,
u. s. FRIGATE BRANDYwINE,
Gibraltar, Nov. 10, 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
L-1.N.D FOR S.d.E.

y.vIIL he sold premises tie iStn day Of February
next ID fa fair day, pursuant to decree
I the county Of Nc~ket, credit uf que, tvo ami
wears lie whe Eldrdge Rcrer resided, Al
TIM. a, containing about 500 the
6o,y Newkent the io,d leading to WILLIAMSBURG
below Providence Forge; and at the time
place. 81 Land containing about 500
THIS the Chm kihonony river, within mule OF The
frt sntuc tract The will required
iuo bond. approved secn'ity, tseiher with Deed ci
the purchase money fne AN Ter
appointed lay the court to The s,i
decree nto fleet the said parcels OF Lau any
person wishing 10 before day OF sar
JONES X. CRAFTSMAN, !.
JOHN II. CHRISTIAN,
ROBERT CHRISTIAN, 3
Liant y,, SS--fls
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PR TNERSIiIP
NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims a. subscriber will please
"A pieent settlement, al indebted hun
requested " make payment without deis,.
ian.S. 75--o JOHN y. GORDON.
JOHN ". GORDON & CO.
w ILL the Grocery formerly
w occupied by Jo,p y. Gordon.
THEY OFFER FOR S LIE,
Brown and ioal ug,s
GunPowder, iInres nl amt Young II, son Teas
Oh, white, Java aiId Ptime green coffee
Steiiy 10 { uyrvrc
Sherry { -S
Lisbon Port
Ola IaIrli,a In
do French randy
do Holland gin
do ity = iyui-A.y
fiime retailing Iots,ses
SteI IN. aud lailow caildes
Live,lpui sbowf salt
An a-.ipt n-Gi Of S,vede', and co,rfry IRON
GeFman ani hisiered steel, &c. &c.
lau. >. 75l-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

OF Havre, Oct. 9th, 1925.
The ) first names ere the Communicable
remainder were afterwards placed at the request OF
Gen. Lafayette " for the names of al his young
friends" This was the intended original, but Tor
the above reason the commencement was altered
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-15
Cheap Shoes.

Cheap SN0es.
WILL be offered for sale, short time, to close a
w concern, at the old stand lately occupied by S.
& D. Reed, on Fairfax street. three doors south ofKing
street,
Ladies' prunella, morocco, and kid shoes
Mems fine and coarse do
Misses, boys, and children's do
All of which will be sold low, for CASH only.
June 1-eotf d. REED, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-15
lIAYl'I.
Charlottesville.

Letters from Port-au-Prince 10 the lst inst.
received by the Nancy at'ths port, confirm the
accounts previously received respecting the en-
actment Of law by which importations into
the Island, under the flag OF Hayti, may be
made at a rate of duties sixth less than those
charged upon goods in foreign vessels. We
have no doubt thai Hayti is already tired OF her
bargain with France; and that she seeks to re-
lieye her citizens of its Instantaneous opera
ton, by this law, which will necessarily exclude
the flags Of foreign nations from participation
in the carving lrade.- Bat. american.
Extract ola letter from respectable (Amercan) source
at Port-au- Prince, dated June l, 1896
"This government has entirely put stop TO
the smuggling OF specie out oil the Island, and
seems determined 10 secure all the beneht OF
the carrying trade, by permitting goods to De
imported under the Haylan flag for one-sixth
less duties than the most favored nation
hope our government will do something TO
counterfeit this course, if possible"
An English Consul General and two Vice
Consuls had arrived at Port-au.PriDce, in the
frigale Druid. In the Gazette, we find trans
lation OF the law itself, foilows:--
REPUBLIC OF HAITI.
Liberty. Equality.
A LAW ,Dhich insures certain advantages to
the national armed and merchant vessels en-
gagged IN foreign commerce, import and export
duties, and establishes some provisions relating
10 the charges on Haitian and foreign vessels
The Chamber Of the Representatives Of the
Commons, on the proposition of the President
of Haiti, and having heard the Report OF its
Fsec ton Of the interior, has passed (Sendu) the
following law:
ARTICLE l. From the PRONUNCIATION of the
present law, all merchandise, the entry Of which
is permitted, which shall be imported into Ports
open TO foreign commerce for the account of
fiatians under the National flag shall pay one
sixth less import duties than that OF the most
favored nation which trades with Haiti.
ART. III. The commodities (denrees) or mer
chandise which shall be exported TO foreign
countries by Haitian vessels for account OF CT
tizens of this Republic, (Nationaux,) shall pay
one tenth less Of export duties, than the most
favored Nation shall pay on exporting the same
commodities or merchandise.
ART. III. The reductions in favor OF citizens
of this Republic shall not include the terrific
rial duties, which are in every case to be Who'll
" received into the public Treasury.
ART w. Haitian vessels engaged in foreign
commerce, sailing under license (Droit de Pa
ten,e) shall not be subject to tonnage duty
There shall be paid on the cargoes Of such YES
sells exporting or importing the full charges Tor
weighing (Pesase) and wharfage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-15

ART. V. The Custom House charges Qrais
du burea u,) for clearing out vessels, mentioned
in the Tariff No. S, annexed to the law on the
duties of the goth April, 1925 with tine excep-
ton of those accruing to interpreters, which
are 10 be paid to them, shall be received for ae
count of the Republic (Etat,) and returned to
the public Treasury at the time OF payne mt Of
other duties.
The national vessels trading beyond sea,
shall pay one sixth less OF those charges
Physicians shall be at the choice and charge Of
those who shall employ them.
ART. vi. The present law repeals all provi-
sions of other laws which are contrary to it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-15
GEO. S. HOUGH

HAS received from Philadelphia and is now opening,
Ill in addition to his early spring supply, very
Handsome assortment Of Desirobe Goods, riz -
few pieces super black and citron brown cloth
Single drab and blue cassimeres
Extra super drab and mixed vigOnia for coats
Striped and plain unbleached and white drilling
Regent and Russia ditto.
Black twill'd circassian, (some fne)
Best and common blue and yellow nankins
Super fancy and white Marseles vest.ng
Irish linens, long lawns, and linen Cambria
Brown Irish linens, stout and fine
Gnghams, Grecian stripes and jackonet cambriCs
Striped and twilPd stutis for boys
An excellent assortment Of mems plain and ribbed
long and shor. hose, women's and girls do
Swiss musins, jackonet do
Tamboured Swiss hdks, book do
Swiss tamboured cap patterns for ladies'
A large assortment of mems and womens gloves
White and colored SIX and gauze fancy hdkfs
Plain white merino shawls Cheap
Colored ustring & Denmark satteens for pantaloons
Best and common black Italian lustring
CoIored forences and striped silks for dresses
case silk umbrellas
do parasos fashionable brown and green
Black, drab and orange rattinet for coach-makers
Green silk for umbrellas, children's kid gloyes
Oil cloth, Scholfed's real gauze fannels
Floss and sewing cotton on spoois
Superior knitting cotton, No ~ to so
Printed bed Spreads suitable for taverns or steam
boats
Colored patent threads
A few superior style susPenders
Bleached and brown Russia sheetilgs
Best and common ticklenburgs
IS pieces "a and A. real NANKfN STRAW NAT.
TING, of 5. Archer's importation
Which with his stock on hand renders his assortment
of Dry Goods complete. smoS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-15
kA-ershlzSs Al Sf.Dl2,1As
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1926.

We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt
Of two numbers of Lucias, one Of which will be
found in our present columns, and the other
Will be inserted tomorrow. We regret that
the private affairs Of Lucius compel him to be
so sparing of his favors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-15
Public Sale.

Dy virtue Of three wrts Of teri aeiA issued by John
ID A. Somers, Justice of the Peace for the Coun'
t of Alexandria. and District OF Columbia, and to me
directed shall expose to public sale, on the premises,
at u o'clock on Saturday the LIST day Of July nert,
One Lot of Valuable Wood Land,
about four acres the property OF James Birch near the
residence of Joseph Birch taken to satsfya debt due
to James Williams, one due to ~ S. Oden, and one duo
to Henry S. Peytos with all costs and all additional
costs Terms Of sale Cash.
June l-eots WESLEY CARllN, constable.
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Just received at the auction

Just received at the auction
Store,
SUPERIoR CHAIRS, I'd do common do warranted
~ STORE,
New and second hand pianoes, hair covered sofas,
sideboards beaureaus, tables, beds, bedsteads.
ALSO,
Law, theological, medical, historical, miscellaneous
and other books
French brandy, tea, coffee, tobacco, sugars, port
and caret wine, shaving soap, crockery, glass; pot
iron, rasins, invoice fur hats, ref1gerators, &c.
ALSO,
Calcoes, ginghams, painted muslins, hose, Cloths
cassimeres, &c. S.A MARSTELLER.
June IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-15
Cash f0r Negroes
Oil Cloth Carpeting -.

TNHERE is to be at the subscribers Store, for
few weeks the very splendid Patterns ofthls article
exhibited by Mr. Macauley, Of Philadelphia, last win.
ter at the Capitol in Washington, and the public &C.
morally are invited to call and view them. PERSONS de.
srous Of furnishing their hose4 with this article
have carpet cut to any dimensions wanted without
seam. JAMES C.. BARRY.
June 4w