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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-27
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X AMES 4. WATERS has just received chG isHor
~ opening, al his new store: 5outI.-22s' 2SHet O.
King and Fairfax streets, general acsortmeht%
Saasons-tse Nry d,ao&&,
Consisting in part of the following articles.
Sheppard's superfne blue end hiscb CLOTH
Claret, green: olive and grey &c
Blue black anG drab caGsiTele"
4 cases ladies' parasois. case SentteLeas "hJedS
Long and short pieces 2eliow aer&2enc
Black and drab Denmar., salteeh G,rr2G E2:s9ta'
Black twll' ID ciIcass;ans, l'nel calaEricc
Plain and figured black ciss, liner csGDf!e ndi1
Do do do coloured DC: fg'rd anG piain 6coF ni,u,'
Cotton cambrics: aconet carlorica, e. TI55 1Ta'a4
Plain and fig'rd ELK nd!.fs, ca cross barred DO
Flag, bandanno and GiadraG hdIfs
Plain end ribbed silk hal? hose, Taw ak 30 dI
Ladies black and white silk lose dc &c 10 Cc''oHU
Mems white. blscR and ccoied cotton Cooke
Blue, pink, white ana hack ,ta:i2n cape
i case 70 and case al irish linens 'onG i1%f'
Black and Ercwn l-olaods ;riSr Go"i@e -,
Plain & striped drillings AI5ce dfil'r&s 3r5lssC'''
Ticklenburgs. burlaps ana Gcotc" 1zTGbdrS.
Mems thread from 10 20 80. SOLVE 51ib>S
Calicoes and ginghams, black mahdarne rene i
Coored Nankin grapes, black coIored yf"" nv.
Canton Grape shaws, white and coored S.SrS1lne'
Cotton cashmere, ladies' white, blk & cora KluS'O'~
Angola cashmere for gentlemen's coats
Bleached and unbeached Russia sheetings ..,ft
3-4, Al, and 5-4checks, cotton yarn from ISo
Also
One Case Aeghorn BOnne'S.
With great variety of other articles zoo nunSiOu'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-27
THOMAS G.. PRETTYMAN
Haslatey patented and is now manufacturing,
n cyara TFTc SADDLE

Neh superior 10 any that hare hitherto been offered to
the Public.
This Improvement consists in the suspension of the
whole seat by two C springs, similar to gig spring,
which being screwed the back part OF the cantle OF
thesadde receives an iron bar forming the sweep of
the cante, thus preserving it from receiving any injury
by horse rolling m the saddle and making the saddle
tree more firm than it would otherwise be, which can
not fail to give ease both horse and rdera frame al
SO enters the back of the cnte calculated to the
Valice or Pormanteau and keepdt entirely clear OF the
horses back-ths can be put on removed IN a mo-
ment. Gentlemen DESTROYS of further explanation are
invited to call at the store and examine the model
Persons out of the District wishing to purchase the
tent right will be dealt with liberal terms on appl
cation as above
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-27
Dry Goods
JUST RECEIVED BIZ THH I23IaGC3i3E

JUST RECElVEU 81 LH.E nGHIC1i5Eh
Irish linens and lawns
Cloths and cassimeres
Cambrics and gingham3
Brown, bleached, anG cololed doiae5iic ;atrdN
l Brussels carpet
Brown and bleached drEiDg5
With many other articles, al Of whi2n VIII &c 5oe
cheap. 'W3'K' 5PEk
July 3 Opposite jonathan i}utcher's drttUlre 1ior
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Seasonahle Goods
II UerY large and c0mpIete ,

" OeTy IuIge uItu CU"iP1tEe dSSOrfmer, =
American, British, and German ' r.
Russia Sheetings, Ravens Duck. Cotto, u :,
for sale by package OF piece. IAN:
sept Is A.C. CAzPNou.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-27

In order to prove to the public the superiority of
these saddles they have given few extracts OF letters
from those who have them in use-among whom is the
late President of the United States
T G. Prettyman: Sir,-I find, on trial OF your Pa
tent Spring Saddle that it corresponds with the view
you have taken oft JAMES MoNkoE.
Oak Hill, July 7tk, 1896.
T. @. Prettyman & Col find your Patent Spring
Saddle to be far superior to any have ever tried.
ARiSS BUCKNER.
.qubuy7,, Loudoun Cy FaJaly eth, 1926.
From the r. S. Agent Of the Patent Office.
I. g. Prettyman s. Co.: Gentlemen,-Th evening
is the first time that have mounted my horse since
received this elegant specimen of your ingenuity 1t
is SO easy that were to ride few hours on it. think
Improbable should fall asleep. admire, not only the
invention but the materials; and particularly the work
manship. WILLIAM THORNTON.
Wa,hington City, June 10Th, 1926.
T. G. Prettyman: Sir,-l have used your Patent
Spring Saddle for some time past, and can say is the
easiest that have used and can agreeaby to my
judgment on experience, in confidence recommend it.
DANIEL KENNEDY.
Charles County, Nd. July Sth, 1926.
We the subscribers, citizens of Alexandria, have
used T. g. Prettymans Patent Spring Saddle, and find
it easier than any we have tried.
JOHN HOOFF.
A. C. CAZENOVE.
]. II. RUNNELLS.
;ulv 90 Sm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-27
Blucksnaiths' Shop,
400 Acres.
Va.uaDse Property for Sale.


s TRACT IF Lend called Scotland, and part of Bar
n BADGES iy,ns' 60 the south of the Turnpike Road
:sa,iirg from Washington City to Bladehsburg adion-
g me lands Of Dudley Diggs Francis Dodge, and the
aeirs cf Aouilla Johns and John Law, about miles
iors the City Of Washington, containing 100 Acres,
one acf in the district of Columbia and the other half
in ern>s Georges County, observation-disclosures one half
O? which is in timber Its proximity to market. the
ousessnd range for cattle, makes it very desirable
! Flx;su srd Market Farm. On the premises in an Or
hsT5 Of the best grated Fruit of various kinds Also,
.SzxyR III good D,oelling House and go -
x3S ss& Stone Dairy, with convenient e2 sssSssa
T& sSs& out houses. and an excellent ~
Spring of Water This proper. -
ty affords most beautiful and healthy situation for
country residence and is well worth the attention of
gentlemen wishing to possess such property 1t is
deemed unnecessary give any further description as
persons desirous of purchasing will view the premises
For terms, apply to JonS Veitch, living the Farm
orto the subscriber residing in the townof lexandra
may 22-d5tlawtf WILLIAM VEITCH.
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To Rent,
Aieusss & Aots w Brentsyilis


FOR SALE.
xEx.2 Ihe subscriber having purchased
80 El@ the tavern establishment occupied by him
SSsSM for the last two years, wishes to sell fotNo.
&S4szSs IS, fronting the Courthouse, an excel
sent stand for the business ola profession or otherwise;
lpon which there is neat LTVELLiNG, with an ex-
celent store and counting room under the same
roof good kitchen and lock cellar under the 1st sto
ry with dairy, smoke house, stable, and other con-
seniences There is also on this lot convenient
HOUSE, built for, and now occupied by mechanics,
and rents WELL bnt it would be detached from the a
bove if preferred Also the back lot adoining the
bove, known plan OF said town, by No. Is, which
well as the aforenamed, is un Ter good enclosure,
in asate of cultivation and has corner ex-
cellene
BlacksnithS' Shop,
the tools of which might bepurchased with the lot on
good terms Also vacant lot at the corner of Hooe
and Union ST. No. SAL; and lot of Brstoe tract land,
adjoining the town of srentsyle, upon which is a
dwelling house, containing about
400 Acres,
a1des good ense, ard very susceptible of improve.
gneIs The above property would be scd together or
part suit the purchaser, and at 4 low price; one
:ni pasblein nand Tin cash or bonds, at discount)
anG tie reliance or reasonable time, if well secured
IF seize &c not efeGeGb August Court next the said
rgopeGty viE BE sold 81 public auction as aforesaid
ap .G--,1aycs TIL. r. HAMPTON
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One Case Aeghorn BOnne'S,

With great variety Of Other articles 900 nui'''''
particularise, which will be sod low tor Ja'N'
may II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-27
Coach Making
y. G. PRETTyMAN'

WHISTLES to inform his customers and the public
w large, that he still continues the above business
in all its various branches at his old stand OIL PIX
street, between King and Cameron Streets and has O.
hand and for sale,
THREE COACHE.S IND SEVERAL GiGs,
new and second hand, which he will selllOw for GaA.
Also, repairs done in his line at the shortest notice and
in the best manner All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
FOR RENT,
AzzS The Store now occupied by MI. 3rH Co
ssSH on King street, between Royal and PITT streets,
and possession given the 9TH Sept. next APPF&a
above. July u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-27
REMOVAL.

flames c. BARRY has removed to the store lately
81 occupied by MIR. Nehemiah Carson, on Kng-street,
next door to the store of MessrS McCrea & Co. and
the Washington Tavern, and has just received very
general assortment of new and beautiful
SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06

neanef necessary nor exptdisnt: that gu,
constitution. futmed by the wisest .ayrs
anu pdtrims of III, revolution, afford. urr.
lect security fur the llr, liberty. and nrns.
periiy OF Every lndh rdual W lhr ro,nma,-
wealth that 1t has stood Tie test Of inns.
ana Is rendered venerable BY It's aatiqui-
". They think tl,at II is NJ peri ri a. A.
ny human production, or if there be any
minor defects, they ar. vastly oyerbai-
lahced by the dangers, that we must u.-
eessarIiy encounter in changing the estab
llshed order of things, and snhv.rtinc the
fundamental laws of the State,
They wish not 20 exchange the TRANQUIL
State dnd peaceful happiness, which We
now ENJOY, for the frarlul uncertainty and
dangerous tempests which Ne must ex-
ptct We embark ON III. tenIpes,uous u
cean Of a convention.
with these views, consistency requires
that they should support the constitution
by all lawful and hUn0urahle IN, asur.s.
and avoid doing any thing that has ten.
dency To favour or facilitate the call Of A
convention. II there he number If per
Sons WHO desire the call of Convention.
let them uss all fair and proper means to
effect their purpose. But let them not
call on the friends of the constitution TO
aturd the facilities, and furnish them with
the means of destroying tina, noble instru-
ment.
The friends of the constitution will net
interrupt nor modest the friends of a con
'entlon IN their attempts to collect the
sense of the people, aud call convention,
but they cannot consistently give them a.
ny encouragement or assistance, in effect
mg these problematical designs. The ia
vourers &c convention may ask of the
supporters of the constitution. freedom
tron interruption. in doing what they can
towards procuring "A change III the consti-
tuition but il il absurd and Unreasonable,
for them to demand that the friends of the
constitution, should help them in perform.
ing an act, which they believe will be in
furious TO the happiness, tranquility, and
prosperity Ut their county, IN facilitating
measure which thelr Judgment aud their
consclencrs tell tliem is wrong.
II majority Of the Legislature vote for
taking thu sense Of the prople, the propo-
stloA for so doing, will go before the peo-
pie, with the sanction OF thu legislature,
aud their vote will most assurrdly be con.
strued INTO recommendation OF the iuea-
sure itself, and The weak and igno,a ant Ill
be deluded into the rash and dangerous
design of destroying that venerable iustru-
ment, which has srcured happiness to our
fathers and to ourselves and which, II
We be wise, will insure peace and prosper
ity to our descendants.
CHRISTIANCS.
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attention .Ariitleru j.,


4 GREEABLY to an act of the Gene
4 \ raj Assembly, entitled, g An act div.
ding the town of Lynchburg into wards, and
tor other purposes" l, SAMUEL BRAINS.
FORD, Sergeant Of Incorporation ofLynch.
burg, do certify that have held elections,
Gone in each ward.) in the said town, on
tuesday the alh day OF April, 1926, for Al.
dermen and Common Councimen, and re.
turn the following persons AS being duly E.
lected in each ward, to serve as such
lynch Ward, No l.-Smithson H. Davis.
Thomas A. Ilolcomhe, Henry Davis, John
Poe, Christopher Wintree, Abram H. North
John NJ. Warwick, Ammon Hancock 4 John
Victor.
Henry Ward, No. 2.--Albon MDaniei, An
gustiue Leflwich, David q Murrel, DAME
Brown, james Ne"hall, Iohn Early, Johr
Ihurmou, John Hancock, aud Pleasant Lab
by. SAMUEL BRANSFORD. S. CT.
April II
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NEW WORKS,


The iasl OF the MnhicHus, III vols. from
the pen of the celebrated American Novelist
Mr. Cooper, Of New York, author al tho Spy,
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, Ne. &c. This Rork is
pronounced BY Critics 10 bu his hes, pro nc.
ton.
National rnlcs in . vols. tn, Is a very
superb production, aud ought 10 be owned
by every person.
Matilda, n rule of the dny, said 10 be W..
~ excellent work
faher's DiHealties OF Infdelhy, said to be
very fine.
Inc forcsterf by the authors of Lights
and Shadows, OF Scottish life, DC sc
Nernnnrks IasaYs an the Nature. and
uses ot iile vnrlons evidence Of Revealed
Religion This wotk /, much pralsedlby those
VITO have read H.
Treatise on the Christian Doctrine.
computed from the Holy scripture, alone
by John Milton, in = yots This work Is We.
ry snperbly executed and ought 10 be read
by every person.
Letters and Papers ol the late Revd Tho.
mas Scott, u. u. never before published will,
occasional observations, by John Scott, A.
NJ
The Book ef Fate, new and complete
system Of Fortune Telling
Gnmmere'S surveying, n very new edition
greatly improved
Tho Modern practice Of Phy,ic. hy Robert
Thomas. NJ y the eighth edit with We
ry considerable additions, &c &r.
Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro.
bort Thomas, NJ D.
Together with great many others, all of
which will he sold very low by
ABRAM n. NORTH.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

This is the month of elections in Virgi-
Ola. That of our own county will come on
next Monday. We perceive il stated that
m~seral Ut the counties, polls will be- o.
p,ned To take the sense of the people on
che subject ola Convention. Would it Not
By web to test the question in this county?
We merely throw out the hin, aud leave
ii to operate as il may. Charlotte aud
franklin are the only counties from which
VIZ have heard. The following is state
nent OF the polls in these counties foI
members of the House of Delegates:
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NET and Elegant GOODS,
David a. ROBERT KYLE.

Have just received n barge mud well chosen
supply oil staple Wid Fanny Goods. which,
~ addition To ilt # former stock, renders
Their assortment equal 10 any ever
oferct N tbs market. The follow
ing nte among The articles lately
received
snrar blue, back, aud iancy colorcd Cloths
aud Ius,.mates
landlord. book, Swiss, and null Muslins
Iambrieks, assorted. ulnin md hgufed)
iackona, book, and null Muslins, PLAN md
figured
Black, SHADED, and fancy celotrd silks
IN assortment OF elegant ganzr iNucy HIS
hihrk, waite, and greeu gNnse sri,s
Brown aud shadrd eros de- NAMES
superb Barge Handkerchief
Insertion Trimmings and cotton Cord
Snpefhur Gnghnms
LADIES morocco and enlored slk Shoes
lhildfros worked Cnp patterns
ladies a. Gtntlemens' Blnck aud White Sill
Hose
Gentlemrus' half do
Union in,Ntures and Maxim,
Brown and White Eussa Driilihrs
IRISH hnens aud linen Chmbrios
striped llorntincs
Black silk aud lhn.y Bendana handkerchief,
Tortoise 'h,lI, tuck, and SIDE Combs
Mock do. do
4 handsome assortment of Umbrellas md
PnfAsos
Nelson's Patent Snspenderq
Furniture md apron Cheeks
Brown 'nnd blcnched Shertine
"a and "a plaid Domrslics
An assortment OF Bed Ticking
lew cases Gentemens superior Fur Hat.
Drnb aud black Wool Has.
ALSO
5000 III Spun Cotton assorted
20 dog Corn scythe Blades
>, Geutlcmens' fnll hack Saddle Trees
;, Ladies Saddle If.es
April q AZ
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&,F ~ Wind which may emanate from de-
Jared oppO,itionists' whether they sit in
- high places" or are eagerly 6rasping al
,f;ce. They will always view with much
.I,ovarrr declarations from the sage of
p,.n.ke and the cynic of Wigwam, as
..sll a. those who are their organs or their
worshippers.
We turn from this part of the subject
nth Measure, TO the following fact. The
..mmittee of the House of Representa-
,;y.s have declared the Mission to Panama
.,n.dient, and have sustained this conclu-
sion by long Report. which we shall pub
r.h as the best reply to that of the Senate
which we conclude to-day. The follow.
ing IS its conclusion
nAs our attendance at the Congress, in.
s,ead of heing preEudicial to the public in
forests. is, in the Judgment of the commit
~. MEASURE OF the most obvious polit-
c,l expediency as it is stipulated to bring
;nto no hazard the neutrality of the United
states as all fears of an enhancing ALI
.nc. have bren shown To be unfoundrd ;
in word. as the Congress will be regard
cd by the Executive of the United States.
y. purely consultative meeting ; and as
IN. objrct, Of consultation are of primary
;,nportance 10 the country the Commit
Pr Of Foreign Affairs are ofopinion that
the Mission To Panama ought TO receive
The sanction nf the House Of Representa-
lives, and they accordingly recommend
,h. adoption Of the following resolution
"Resolped, That, in the opinion of the
Mouse, il IL exprd-ni I" appropriate the
6,nds necessary to enable the President of
.hr United States to send Ministers to the
Congress of Panama"
The report WAS committed To COM
milt-e oflhe whole Oh the state Of the T.
pion.
We observe nothing else of interest a
nong the Congressional proceedings of the
past week.
~ We are much Indebted to the" IT,
States Telegraph" for its just appreciation
Of our political conduct. 1t will perceive,
howe,rr, that the Senatorial Journal l..s
not induced Us to retract our first opinions.
BY the way, the Telegraph" notices Sc
veral complaints from subscribers of its
nop.rect ption. We receive sometimes on
IL one in two weeks. sometimes one a
week, and at others three. We should be
glad to receive it more regularly, If the
power to remedy the evil rests with the
"1thgaph editor.
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ALL IL ONE DAY
SCHEME .

MI the PIizPs pad IN Cash.
The Drawing will be superintendent BY
the following gentlemen: Judge Wm.
Daniel, Chiswell Dabney, ALBION M'Dan-
lei, John G.. Moem. John Bhllnck, David
q. MurreIl, VIM. M'Keonry, VIM. W. Nor
veil, Ammon Hancock an Robert RyIe
EsQs.
~ Very few numbers remain unsold
which may be had at the low price of SO,
50 and shares in proportion.
~ Orders from distance, by mail,
post paid, or private conveyance, inclosing
the cash or prize tickets in this or other
Lotteries, will meet the most prompt at
teniion, if addressed to
AU8. LEFTWICH. Manager.
IT Distant adveDturers will BE- furnished
with lists Of the drawing
Lynehburg. Fsb. A., 1873.
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NNTkEE..

THEREBY forward all persons from
I trading for or taking au assicnment Of u
bond for S36, by me given TO John /. Re-
her,on oil Bedford for the hire 81 negro
girl named pheahy. bearing date sometime
in December, 1925, and due the Isl day OF
January, 1927, as I am Determined not 10
pay the same. SAML. lie. DAWSON
Apri + Cu2w,25
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StNN tive NiNnin.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber on
a Thursday the 23d OF March last, resid.
ing IN Rockingham county, N. c. in the
ne'ghhonrhood nt Leaksvilc, n negro man
named MOT, and his wife LYDIA,
with enc child about one year old VI j.
u years OF age, about 3 feet Q or 10 inches
high, very stout made, oi IA yellow complex
'oh, very free spoken aud sensible arttul TEL
low, he has II bold look aud on his right ley
Is II sore, which has hern there for more
then l0ycars, but il has in measure cured
nearly up, but can he very easily dlscerneh.
as the fesh where the sure was is nearly hall
inch higher thnn the natural nesh, small
knot is on one OF his heels about nearly an
inch long, q do not know winch heel ii i,
on,) but | thlnk II is on the left.
His wife Lydia is about O. yenrs OF age
about feel or inches high, of u dal
complexion, and we'll built, no particular
mnrk recollected about her external plrf.
Tier child is name Harriet, of a comm II
size for its age, a yellow oompcxion and la
| Yours ia father (NoD very much indeed, anG
| n very hnshy head OF hair, ln4t beginning 10
| cut teeth aud walk.
| Met has very liberal supply Of money,
aud \ variety OF clothes. cannot describe
! the clothes that he had on when he IN ldc hi,
| rlopemcnt, he has one or two Watches and a
gun long with HIM Ipurchased his wife
| about two years ago Of n trader who pur.
| chased her at a sherif's sale in Madison coun
! ~ Va. so II is probable they may aim 10 20
there, but | do not think they will stay Ionp
in that county. | think they will aim 10 70
to some free State, as | think some VILLAIN
has forged him n free pass. Aud 3 first wi,
| (he has had two wives) was free won ~
and when she died h. took her papers, unc
probably he may think that they may an
s~rr for his present wife
N b. Any information respecting the ne
| groes, will be thankfully received, aud u re
ward of 90 DOLLARS will bs rver
aud oil necessary charges pnid 10 any mso
who may deliver them 10 me, or 10 dollars i
secured in any jail 30 that PEI them arain
jOHs :. WALKER
! Mot sometimes call, himsc'l Billy Mot. am
! will probably pass by lha' npmf, and perhap
he may counterfeit both names and pass b,
some other name. J s "
| l.l5
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