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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
THE WINCHESTER y1RGINIAN.

The Prospectus of this journal will be found in
o-day's paper Mir. SheTard, the Editor, IS well
alcuIated conduct Press, and we know that
is zeal and talents will be brought in Iequ,ition
o forward the objects Of the enterprise. OF late
years men of the first talents in the country have
enlisted in the Editorial Corps, aud in arrang-
ing the premnaries for the approaching s,rug-
gle, we should "speed the Press" especially
when conducted by able men, who become the
Pioneers oil the Republican party. That the con-
test Tor the next Presidency will inevitably rest
betw cen Mr.. Adams and Gen. Jackson, 10 evident;
and il is equally eviden, that the former is sup
ported by tederaIs,s, guilds and renegade demo-
Gratis, while the latter will unite the suffrage OF
the pure democracy OF the country. To support
the causeof the party, Mr.. Sheuard has buckied
his We wish him success mos, hearth
ly. although we had rather his flag should bear the
title Of Winchester Z" Democrat instead OF
" Virgnan;'' two papers Of that name livery a
bly, conducted, by the way,) being " By Authori-
ty" Presses, and the I" Republicans, - published in
Winchester, being and equivocai name, we wish
our friend TO boldly adopt the title of Democrat
then he can't possibly be misunderstood.
Shenandoah Sentinel.
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Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
To the Editors OF the National Gaze,ts


SiR-I have observed, with much pain, for
some time past, systematic attempt to decry e.
very thing doing upon the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal.
10 me, il appears truly surprising. that 70 little
respect should be paid 10 the rights of the Stock
holders, who certainly are liable to sustain da-
mage by injurious representations, are the stock
holders oil any other company. Were the state
ments true, they would not be iustilisble, mas
much as 10 person has the right wsntony TO in
jure The property Of another. Ii is sometimes
said, that the banks all sliding in; and the ca
nal filling up faster than it can be excaysied.-
Thea it is said. that the entertainments on the mar
shes all swallowed up, and then again, The sum
nit bridge has fallen in.
am located It seguesiered spot, called Back
Creek, on the Eastern shore Of Maryland. | sell
dom see the newspapers, and we get little news
here, even about the Canal, except f,om siran-
gers who come from distance. On Tuesday
morning, just as was starting to attend to my
business, gentleman Of high standing, from Bal
tnnore, rode up 10 the door, and while bis break
fast was preparing, for board in a tavern, en-
iersioed us with the latest news from the Canal
/ lie said that all the contractors had failed, the
work had entirely stopped, and the SUNNI, bridg,
was about falling la. Al these things must b,
! true, for he had beard IN Baltimore, and haC
seen 1t In the Washington newspaper. Undoubt
| edly. lift were possible 10 ruin the Company, anC
| cause this great national work to be abandoned
F, no better way could be DEVISED and indeed thu
/ is The only way, for there no intrinsic difficult
ties but what are, or can easily be surmOunteJ. =
Had one half tie pans been token TO prejudice tn,
! people Of the State Of New York against the Err,
Canal that has been taken TO write dQsn this, tb.
esfn wonm rrofsby have Eesr reen fniAre6
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Fall GoOds and the Latest Fashions.
JOHN M'ENTIRE, MERCHANT T,v,or

OPPostte fhe Bel Tavern,
AS recently received his Stock Of Fail Gods eop,,,
II OF super and niddling CLOTHS casnere, Ttanis
coors and fancy msture vstngs the new., and
patterns tartan Plads, cambe,s &c. &c which, added TO hi.
former stock makes his sssortmen complete and not nf
10 in his line in this city, all of which Willie made I'M 70
Order at the shortest notice, the manner and a,
prices tp suit the times. " ~
N complete assortment IF clothing Of every
on constantly on hand OF the fashion, at very red
eed prices, ' a
1T Every garment warranted.
III large assortment Of plaid and canblet eoak which
will be sold very low country merchants and Others
Richmond, Nov. TO- 5S~a
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HaluabIe RenI Estnfe fnr Saie

E subscriber oilers for sale, that valuable rropery Oh.
Tavern at Dinwiddie Courthouse with two hundred acre,
~ ,ana; wih aoout 70 acres Of fret meadow Iand il i
m rate and tOr The culture Of tobacco, cotton n and
small sran there than half YET in il, natural
~ Is d..medunneces'ry 10 describe the improyem cuts il i
suc'ei tat they are all good, large and convenient this il
tue Country exclusive Of the different day. Other
PUBIC meetings WHn two hundred yards othe build
ips an academy which always occupied by competent
teachers TINS ad will positively he sold hehe, hid
der, on me iSh OF December next being day. Term
made known on that day aud accommodating.
Oct 81. % VI VI L.
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5S-utds
.NOTICE

subscriber has the satisfaction announce to the cpb
nc, maj ne Is gam prepared TO them Al ,e
oOW dolEL at the corner Of Market aud Old street,.
@ only remark that he thinks he la. claim 10 their
patronage, as competition will have effect in their favo.
Having lost nearly the whole of hi, furniture by the de.truciiv
e W last he has provided HIMSELF particularly viii
& and stable. are both and the latter particular be
VIII @ as the very best in Vngnia-buit of roo T.
ps as C. Una. he @ be AWAY; regulated bis charge. by The
town hn ana al al events be low other house
p..,.h,. JOHN Z. MEADE.
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.a.,.DERSO.N, G.aRTH s. co.
VIZ IN STORE AND OFFER FOR SALE,

HAVE IN STORE AND OFFER FOR SALE,
ShffNfN SACKS Liverpool salt
WV IT hhd, prime ST. crOi. sugar !.
! So 50 ssiI a. assorted qualities
70 70 s !;:s.s. GREEN COFFEE
80 hbls. y
IS hays Java do
40 barrels refined sugars assorted
So hhd,. English Island mois,.es
Is puncheons Antigua run
do. supslior old Grenada do.
10 hhis. Baltimore whi.kty
&c barrels high proof old 40
pipe, hne old Cosnse brandy
s s s;1S;s do do }sIcILY WINE
100 barrels cut nails aud bads
ITO kegs IF FEF beatty powder
tons shut, assorted
80 do bar iron do.
do. plough plates
s do. bistered steel
Sd German do.
$50 hall hcxes X 10 aud 10 X - glass
30 boxes best tallow candles, assorted size,
Muscated raisin, aud soft sheurd almond,
10 realms wrapping paper
Cap and letter do.
Cotton and wool cards -,
Fresh gunpouder tea in chests and esnni.;eys
lndiso madden
Copperas, alum, saPetrc
Brim'one, pepper, Pimeuto
Ginger, nutmeg, chocolate
Bed cords and leading lines
Bsr lead, segars, dtmLofrns
Stone
700 lbs. yarn
No. 1 10 "a From the Union manufacturing
10 bales 3-4 shirtngs Compsny of Maryland.
= case. piaids
Sept. 81. fi-H
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FILL GOODS.

ALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
IL and other late arrivals from New York aud Philadelphia
part of his FALL GOODS Amongst which are, London
superhne aud cloths and Vaeuta, Flo
entlue and swaisdown vesng,; rose point and Whitney
blankets whit red and yenw finue csrpe,pgs and hearth
rug; IRISH linens, heetng aud diapers German oznsburss
aud cSenhgs; thread aud checks and tcking.
mesc shrnss, sheetingi aud paid London printed
bricks ani csicoe; India, Swiss and Scotch null hook,
comet aud eamhrc uuin with general assortment Of no
r.y, silks au. laces, aud other fashionable Fancy Goods,
which he will sell at unusually low prices.
rs
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EXECUTORIS S9L

w Ill oe sold at public auction, Tuesday the o6h Dse
next Tar, otherwise the fair day AT the n,,n,s
uon called ONIoN HALL, in Albemsrle county, abon,
saves consisting OF men, and children and ali
e o'her personal estate Of benjamin Oliver dee AZ m.
consisting of household aud kitchen furniture
M utensils stock Of horses, sheep, cattle, hogs. &C.
sum, cash. ' 'sf1isu- that
at the same time and place. about seven slave, will h.
out aud tue plantation ION which seventy bhe of
nave oeen seeded will be rented FOR the ensuing year
BENJAMIN BRANn
m - Exor. of Is. Oliver der
board, nc. eS'' 'A 'eo'' side-
Nov. IT. p. $50
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Nov. T.,
Fifth Dollurs Re,pord

N the 18th Of October last William Jones Pane of
- county, Va, was sent by 10 Lynehburg on a I,,
Mare, branded with the thigh wears old s5ou, * bnJ
hs. Fame Is OF usual rather inclined TO be bald Ina.
scar On his nose, oecssioncd by the kick OF A
morse mas snort upper teeth circle he ,hon
20 years old will give the above reward 10 any per.oa
WHO Insecure him IN any Jail within the United State
Powhaian courthouse, Nov TO- "a .,
" The different printers in the U. States will confer IA,
Vof ny giving the above in inse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
T0ylorsuiile for Rent.

VIE subscriber IS DESTROYS OF renting for the ens1ur
about so miles from Richmond. The property Tor
REM Is Farm with good dwelling house and out houses,
mop an Manufacturing a SC. &c. The si,ua,n
ntalhy: NY brother near the spot will It to IN
one de'hous vi renting, or i will myself.
Nov =, VIM D. TAYLOR, GoochIsnd Court house
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
LII person. indebted to the estates of lane. ,rd
"a Mathews dec. Of Cumberland are requested to m.ts
immediate payment TO the subscriber, and all per.on. b,yny
a, soon as possible. $500 "
WILLIAM J. BERGMAN
=, admor. OF James Mathews and Sarah Mathew. der
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Brown's Superior Che,oing Tobacco.
b. w, WAIruAII

STILL continues TO SELL Browns old Chewing Tobacco;
y be has hand q superior quality,
keeping good supply, carefully selected feai Those
who buy sell sgi supplied the ma nufaerer,
price,, =, Is Grocery Sote opposite AeuS Lottery ohee
Main street, Richmond lie ~t also attend 10 the sale Of
country produce commission.
Nov z
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SALE or NEGROES.
LIlircrsLin "a I/Irgtnln.

~i1fE Hotels 81 t. insG,ou, of tbe accommodation Of
Studen with hofd for rent the ensuing yeat Pso-
oesa will he received nnI the 10Th De, applicants must
psodncc ssctory tetnoa Of good moral thsrscer and
IL their quail aons fof such station. Letters sddfsssed 10
ne directed TO the Unyerv Of Va Alhcmsrle county, will
be aiicndedto. Il. S. BRoCKEABROU0n, Proctor.
Nov. :. 1<-tt
NIB. Tie Sinit Mt. will in future he equslly distributed
amongst the Ho,eI keepers ard DC ps, us 10 Board
10 be n nfe IN sdfsnc, to.hc f4sc!of.
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I'm Dollnrs Retnnrd.

ctTRAFED stolen from the Stable ~ Mr.. y. J. Archer,
y at mchsux Ferry, ~ Poshsan the night Of the third
INST, my notorious aud highly valued gay horse he nine
yeats Old, s remarkably long and tail, yefy rough
h. legs hiss wind gs his ankles sud when rode
blows i such 20 induce 70 think bin
broken winded will give tue above reward any person
who vii deliver him The thief 10 Mt Archer, al said Ferry
or mysef ~ Richmond.
Nov. 2. 5k--ff BIAIU ROLLING
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WaSHI.VGTON BBEtVEDv-

-, Wv fIIAI< w IN r.
WIZ subscribers having, al the comm ~ the
sent month, taken the shove esabistnsns 5 M, sIp,
1. CoOts announce TO his late ouoners he, o,sn
ana ,ns public IN general that the tunes, i. now e.rryis
on mem under the firm Of W. r. Cunop and ,,s M
WI a. al times be prepared 10 furnish Porter Ale ,eJ ,y
s@S obs! ps vo 81 s best quality f.0 T.ysn kesp
IL being the wsh Of the suhsetbrfs 4, hsvs nv .<x,
opened sgsn,. them all articles purchased Tor tbs Sorassb
PAu io on delivery unless contracted for upon other
Of good barley. w = " "' 1890 nnsnei'
"''"'"S'VH' WV ~ 5a-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

virtue Of deed ~ trust, executed 10 the 80
- isse cure TO secure several debts therein mensfdrey
Courthouse, on Saturday the % day Of Deeeb., c, -
s I'm wo ,,se,, o snd one containing -four bonrsd sers
osny part OF the hset sold A. ". Lewis, the o<ber rec
tains three hundred and twenty-five yves Ivnr 90 Co.,.
O .,s ana .nins Mrs, Mary Watkins sn eters both -
acting IS trustee, viii only convey such tile a, i vested T.
WILLIAM MILLER, -
o,,o, CHARLES COOKE. iru'es''
N'' 80 f9-.ss
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EXECVTOP'S SaT n

WILL he sold at public auction on Monday the Il, os
" January next, fair, otherwise the next fair a., III
plantation called RETREAT the lower end Of Isno,r,
county about by three slaves, consisting If men, women anj
aes at the said plantations consisting fhosehod and kehen
plantation utensils carpenters TOOLS carriage run.
all sums over ten dollars, twelve months credit Willie
CASH - '>iN''N- 9"oer hat SUM-
1s same time and place al I fcyone slave, ~ b.
OUT, ana the plantation 70 ahich 200 bub,. or
wheat have been seeded0 will bet ed for The .n.un "
BENJAMIN BRANf
Nm e.. Exct. of II. Oliver, dec. y
very good quality. s" ahd Oh
Nuv.IT r.
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SAFE Of Valuable ISIoues.

I'm Thursday the 2sb Of December next will be sold Al
~ Aunfeid, the late fesdencc Of Matthew PAGE dec IN
county about seventy valuable slaves consisting OF men
aud children credit Of months will be allow
bond with approved security beng gwen.
WILLIAM >. PAGE,
Executor of Mstthew Page.
Frederick county, Nov 81. ss-.tds
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SrOLEN The subscriber, Thursday Evening last,
~ bright hay horse eight
be abou, four feet 10 II inches high, with black
tall the latter very n aud both hind legs little white near
the hool; his right Detective and he has
ing from lick the Inside Of the light tbgh Tar above
the joint. Ten dollars will he gwen,
euahle to him
Amelia, Nov. 10. 55-6t w. S. ARCHER
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WILL sell a, my planatiOn IN Powh,tap, rs miles from
Richmond near Fine Greek MILL from two TO three hun
Of horses, hSg:, with the farming utensils. Apply
bert Pesans OF Fine Creek io terms, the subscrher
Henfieo county. II the above property
Of by the 10th Of NOvember will that sell The his
est bidder OH the premises SAM: PLEASANTS
Sent ar
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InYERI,IS q, ~ E,IN.l.

tiHE tract OF Laud called Hill Grove containing above
900 acres lying the lower end Of Amela county for.
reIy advertised, m for sale 1t would make al exceen,
Jon Pianaiou II will he sold all toSstbsf Or divided into
psfoel.. The terms will he accommodating.
Wigwan, ipafrbi. sat- WM ~. GILES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

Cesneery. In Aael.a County Court November Rue.
EGord Smith sesy, Nancy Smith seay, David Holt, and
celiua h. WIFE, formerly Cens 6esy, and Detsey Jackson
formerly Beeey. Seay, Complt.
Richard Egyleston, sheriff Of Amelia and with
the will annexed Of james seay, dec. Marshal Smith Seav
Edy suih Seay, and Woishau Smith Seay, 81
Defendants.
The iant MARSHALL Smith sesy, and worshsm sesy
not having entered tbe appearance given security
eoriins Assembly the iues oihs court sp6
appearing that they nhs
the motion Of the plaintiffs y attorney: It
ordered, that the said defendants Msh. Smith esy ana
WORKMAN Sesy do appear here the fourth Thursdsy ia
January next and the PLAINTIFF bi aud that copy o
TINS order he forthwith inserted Rchnond or
Petersburg newspaper, for two months that
another copy he posted the front the Cohoae
oil this county, on two successive court days.
:, copy. re,,e, J. +. LEIGH, e...c
NOV. "a. 55--wsv
1896 -" "sis''
William DausLan, PIN
Against,
Rehs,on Booker, Richard D. BOOKER Henry r. Eaues sna
FssGha y. Aownes Detss
Pesranee and given y according the act of Asem
and the rules Of This court And appearing that he IL nh
an inlabant of this commonwealth Therefore on m. ma
ton Of the plaintiff by his attorneys ordered t. The ~,
defendant Rchesou Booker do appear here on the fo1h
Thursday IN January next and pan,i b .nI
tha copy Of this order be forthwith nsee in some o 81
Tue ehnohd OF Petersburg newspapers, month, sue
aud another poedup the door of The
courthouse OF TINS county, on two courts days
Nor 10y Ae''e' J. T. LEIGH, csc.
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few prowlinc souald yvsetcnes Tor the lust OF
gain; and shall the first country of the earth deem
itself incapable OF sending back one quarter the
number? s- .-.
Wherever tho colonists ut Measurable had come
in contact with the natives Of the country they
had succeeded in making them sensible that their
soil and their trees yielded spontaneously, pro-
auctions that might be made far more valuable
in commerce than human beings, and that lit
tie labor would be worth the sale Of thousand
slaves
These are only few OF the observations made
by the gentleman. and the arguments used to en-
force his appeal. We careful to add again, that
we have not sought to give any more than sketch
of some of the prominent ideas of the very elo-
quent address. We have thought it proper 10
make such abstract of the proceedings OF this
meeting, that readers might Judge Of the mo-
tives OF the gentlemen Ivy which it was called
The orator was anxious te impress upon his au-
dors that it was necessary to clear the southern
states of their population of free blacks, before
any hopes could be entertained OF further eman-
cipation; and he assured the meeting that there
were sufficient number of planters in Mary Hand
and Virginia, and perhaps farther south, satisfied
of the insutfciency of slave labor, to keep the
funds OF the society employed, were millions con-
,ributed 10 colonize the emdncipated. Emancipa-
ton, therefore, would necessari follow COLOMBIA
iion--the ,cant Of the latter being the only him
drance TO The former
There have been, within a short time, several
Colonization Societies formed in this State and It's
vicinity -of one or two we have already stated
the origin, and 81 ven the names OF the chief Off
GERS. We have received accounts of the follow
ing: one at Meadvile, at Brownsville, at Pitts
burg, at Mercer, a, Union Town, at York, at Phi
ladelplia, at Wilmington, (Del. and at Wheel
ing, (Fa.) u. S. Gazette.
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lYanted Single Man, ~
OF good neral character, who knowno be honest te
W PeIate aud Industrious such would meet with liberal
WAGES by applying al the Shot Pump Henrico county
IL
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WASHINGTON, Nov. II.

WASHINGTON, Nov IL.
North CuroiinG Gold .Mines-The quantity
Of gold that is daily found in and about Mont
gomery County, is become very important, that
the officers of the mint of the United States have
offered eagles, ready coined, weight for weight, for
the gold bullion il comes from the mines; but in
Philadelphia there have lately been established no
less than eight gold beaters who offer to give four
per cert more than the current coin; for they find
the gold so pure and ductile, that nothing
coed the excellence of the leaf gold made thereof
The little farms OF fiom fifty acres, 10 three or
four hundred, for few exceed these in quantity Of
land, have produced their such quantity OF
gold, whenever searched that every lille farmer
calls his land gold mine, and from the trials made
We noticed lately in our columns two new mines,
month, more than $1,000 worth was found; and in
Major M'Comb's mine, four hands obtained in
four days, hundred and ninetysx dollars
worth. Many of the negroes search for gold on
Sundays aud holidays, and several have found so
much 10 pay for the freedom of themselves and
families.
Seven wagons passed through this city lately,
in one day, from Connecticut. laden with all kinds
of tin ware, dry goods, cutlery, aud various wares
and merchandise on their way TO the gold mines of
Montgomery. They mean principally to estab-
fish themselves at Salisbury, where the gold will
be taken tlrem in barter, and thus very lucra-
live trade is carried on. The Banks, we hear are
greatly benefited in North Carolina by the gold
found there Tor they receive bullion for their paper
which enables them to issue more and with perfect
safety.
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The notice which has been taken o! the long
and faithful services OF OF the officers oil the
State Governments, has brought forth similar no
iices from several other States. The Case oil thir-
ty or forty years tenure of such Offices as Clerks
of counties, Treasures, CoinpIoieis, Surveyors,
&C. is more common than we had supposed. The
case among them which most excited our surprise,
is that OF Simeon De SYit, who has filled the place
of Surveyor General OF the State OF New York
for forty-three ye.rs. Tie cause of surprise is
that this should happen in State where rotation
in Office is principle more respected than in any
other State m the Union. Nat. Int.
STATE LINE.
On the Sd inst. final settlement OF the bounda-
ry between the States of Connecticut and Massa-
chuseits, was INTERCHANGEABLE executed by the
Commissioners of the two States. Fifty stone
monuments are erected and let;ered, to guard
against future difficulties, and mark the jurlsdc-
ton OF the civil officers OF each State. Upon this
incident the National Egis makes the following
striking observation 10.
Z" In Europe, when petty Principalities adjust
and fix their boundaries, The line OF demarcstIon
il marked by permanent monuments; but those
monuments are constructed after the fashion oil
military masonry, crested with heavy batteries OF
war guns, and bistled with bayonels, TO maini ain
the possession with the Of might. In America,
the territory of two powerful States are designat-
ed by simple pillars OF stone, and the Initials cary
ed on thc.r surfaces, to determine the rights oil
each, are safeguards etfectusl than the para
| .nJ e
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The United States Ship Lexington, Captain
Shubrick, is expected shortly 10 arrive at New
port with the remains of the late Commodore
Perry. Preparations have been made for pub
lie funeral celebration, whenever they shall ar
rive, and public invitation has been given by the
Committee of the Town, 10 all officers oil the
Army and Navy, and 10 the civil and military Of
iicers of'the state and vicinity, 10 attend. Sent.
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Oct ST..
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Nuv. g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-26
New Dry Goods.

TIE SuJ,crtirr h:sj.s: ke-,'red-
Scarlet, Whit. au p!.ck Nlcria shawls
eros de Naples fancy silk hdkh a beautiful article
find ,ciH By the merit Paexef. further supply Of
Fancy prints cashmere shawls, cotton yarn, &c. SC
which with hs present stock will be sold very low for
Cash. dec l6 JNO DUNLAP.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-26
More Goods.


1T has old estabhshed Store, corner King and Fair
fac streets, .Alerandria,
Has JUST RECEIVED
White, black, and scarlet merinoscarfs
shepherds blk and blue first quality cloths cassmeres
Silver and Parsons's grey mix'd do do
sykess superior blue and grey mix'd cassinets which
he respectfully invites thepubc to call and examine,
as they are beautiful specimen of the superiority Of
American over Foreign manufacture of that article.
new and very general assortment of calicoes warrant
ed fast colours
Very handsome silk stripe caspans for ladies' dresses
Tartan and clrcassan paids Canton Italian blk grapes
Ladies and gentlemen's black and white silk hose
kid horse skin, Woodstock, buck, and beaver gloves
.. Pro Also
Flushings, blankets, blue pains Devonshire kerseys,
Aannes bazes, burlaps Gnens lawns, cambrcs checks
pia'ds, stripes, and most description of DOMESTIC
GOODS which together, with his former STOCK, COM
prises compile assortment and will be sold very low
for the cAsu, to his punctual customers asusual.
.. ALWAYS ON HAND,
Baltimore Cotton Yarn, CandleWich, and
Carpet Chain.
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