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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03
William Fowle & Co.

HAVE FOR SALE
400 BALES 34, So, A and 54 browns bleach
lyU ed domestic shirtings and ~sheetings
100 pieces brow" Russia shee,ings
$50 bolts LIST, ID, and Sd quality Russia duck
40 bolts half 90
800 pieces light and heavy Ravens duck
100 do Russia diapers
Is tons ST. Petersburg hemp of superior quality
100 pieces Choppa Romals
50 chests and half chests Young Tyson lea
20 pieces India straw carpeting
10 cases common hats
Is casks Bridport shad and herring twlne
600 sides red soal leather
200 bags prime Green and ST. Domingo coffee
50 bags Sumatra pepper
90 bhds New.Orlcans sugar
90 do retailing molasses
10 pipes Selgnett brandy
/ do O'Pard, Dupy & Co, of superior quality
2 hhds Jamaica rum
5 hhds' New-England Rum
30 barrels Phelps gin
500 boxes mould candles
1900 sacks Liverpool blown salt 49,. ;,
$4,000 bushels Turks Island, st. Ubes and Lisbon salt
500 casks nails assorted sizes may 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03

ICE
u1ur subscriber ha, on hand a large supply of North
' ern IcE, superior to any in the District as it has
been ascertained that one peck will last longer and go
farther than half a bushel of common Ice private
families will be supplied with the usual quantity at o. e.
the season, or it will be sold at 50 cents the oushei' @
in proportion for smaller quantities s,r,r,pT
NAV W."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03
Swaim's Panscea.

From the philadelphia Epening Poat)
HAVING made the proper inquiry, we can vouch for
the accuracy of the statement contained IN the
subioined communication. No one should hesitate 10
hear lust evidence to the merits Of a medicine like that
of MI. SwArx's, which would seen. to be very differ.
ent from the nostrums of the day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
.Ifr. o1regon % w. Ciau.


LEGATION OF THE u. STATES OF MEXICO,
Washington, .Nop. 8, 1926.
The underwTitten Minister plenipo; entisry, has
the honor OF informing the Hon. Secretary of
State, that he has communicated 10 his Govern
ment the conversations which occurred between
them, on his making known 10 them the deermi-
nation of the Governments of Colombia and
Mexico, to form a Congress of Representatives
from the new States of the Continent, who 10 that
end had been invited; in which were Ia be DISCUSS.
ed subjects of general interest to all the American
Powers, as well as those which might be particu--
arly suggested by the existence and actual position
OF the new Powers; and, in the meeting of which.
IT was thought proper. by the Government of tle
subscriber, that the United States Of America, by
means OF their Commissioners, should constitute
and take part, as being so much interested in the
first ard principal subject, upon which the Con-
gress would be engaged In consequence of which
being informed OF the concurrence OF this Govern
ment, in the idea of discussing the first point in "a
Congress, as was desired, and that il would send
Representatives. TO 1t, under condition that the neu
trellty in which 1t stood towards Span should not
be violated; and that it should be invited thereto.
by the Republic Of Mexico and Colonbia: who
should, moreover, signify the affairs with which it
was 10 be occupied, to promote ITS object, and tha
necessary uniformity OF credentials o. authoriza-
ton of the respective Representatives:-the Pre-
sideni Of the United States OF Mexico has charged
and commissioned anew, the underwritieD 10 mako
the invitation, and 10 point out the affairs as
stated
The Government of the subscriber never sup
posed, desired, that the United States Of
Afnerica would take part in the Congress about
to be held, in other matters than those which, frou,
their nature and importance the late Administer
ton pointed out and characterized, being of ge
neral interest to the continent FOR which reasons
one OF the subjects which will occupy The attention
of the Congress, will be The resistance or oppoSi-
ton TO the interference Of any neutral nation, is
the question and war of independence, between tl.s
new Powers Of the Continent and Spain.
The Government of the undersigned apprehends
that, as the powers of America are Of accord az
to resistance, it behoves them discuss the means
of giving 10 that resistance all possible force that
the evil may he met, IL cannon be avoided; and
the only means Of accomplishing this object, Is. hy
previous concert as to the mode in which each Of
them shall lend it's co operation; for otherwise, re-
sissnce would operate but partially, and in man
ner much less certain and effective.
The opposition TO colonization in America by
the European Powers, will be another Of the ques~
tons which may be discussed, and which is in ka
prcdicament with The foregoing.
| Alter these two principal subjects, the Repre-
senisiives Of the u. States OF America may be % :
eyriei vren others, 70 which IIif e3sselGs Of IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
lCircular TO the Com mssioners OF the Revenur.l
AUDITORS OFFICE. MareA Is. iS26

AUDITORS OFFICE, na,eA Is, 1896.
SIR, the taxes for the 1896, follow,
- On land; for every hundred dollars value eight GEMS.
On all house, aud lots town. occupied by the proprietor
by tenan; tao dota~ and three cents for every hund ed
dollars yearly rent 0 yauc thereof
On al houses and lot, improved but rented oeeupieJ
by the proprietor, and on all unnr01ed lots in any city,
town borough; sgdt cent, for every hundred do value
thereof, asreeahiy to the equaaug Law.
On every siGrr above the of twelve, except the aged
and nhIin exempted by the courts forty ,sDen cents.
stallion ickass by toe On all other
horses asses, mule, and colts tsssse each.
On every ordinary licence, cence 10 keep house Of
private dollars for every hundred dol
lars yearly value thereof such value
ceraned by the OF tho revenue in the manner
prescribed by law. Not less than dollars to he char
ed each ordinary lcence, and than four dollars
and y cents zach liccace house OF private
ment, ii the house he of less value than hundred dollars
On every riding pleasure carriage Jr,Ses
sSogg0n and cupaH and harness belonging thereto per
shall be charged each fcrwheeed riding and pleasure
rage ess than dollar each sage-vaygo
Wagon and earyall and not less than tg ets each
two wheeled riding aud pleasure carriage.
On every licenoe TO sell goods, merchandise,
orsisn OF Or',ic growth Manufacture, both, either
at the place BY wholesale snd retail sIiy dollars
il by retail only, turenty dollars.
On every cence 10 cell silver plated ware ewely,
manufactured by the vendor tsreny doe, person.
only repair Watches and yend such articles
III The line of that business not subject 10 the
On every licence to a vendue-mas-r SIXTY dollars
have omitted any mention ofthe pedsrs exhibitors
d shows, and brokers their licences granted by the cerl
OF the county OF corporation court
the city Of Rchsnd borough Of Norfolk aid Of Pc
tersburg, LynchJg and FredercksCurg required BY
law of the last lac transmitted this oace he
Tor. the M day OF May annuay and the Provides thai
al the for each of those should neglect
send the lists at the time specified, t reasonable
shah be the duty of the Auditor allow for
| ing such licences.
frequcst you your land and propery-books
the time prescribed by law. Delay ond that period pro-
tuces much iHcOnv enienre TO this Office.
Very respectfully, yOar,
JAS. L. HEATH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
NO. Z.
Mfr. iSatGEar to Mr.. Clay.
LEGATION OF COLOMBIA,

Near the ". States of North dmericd.
The undersigned has the honor TO communicate
to the Hon. Henry Clay, for The information of
his Government, and the attainment OF the objects
proposed that the Assembly OF American Plenipo-
tentiares, in relation to which the Minister from
Mexico and the Undersigned have held some verbal
conferences with the Secretary of State, at their
previous request, will shortly be organized as the
Penipoteniaries rom Peru already at the 18th
mus OF Panama, the place appointed for the Con-
gress, and those from Colombia and other A
mericsn Republics, are on their way TO this As
sembly, which they have provided for by public
treaties.
The Hon. Secretary having intimated, in the
name of bis Government, that the United States,
If formally invitedby Mexico and Colombia, and
apprged of the subjects TO be discussed, would on
their part, appoint person TO represent them, if
these subjects should be approved by the United
States the undersigned is accordingly authorized
by his Government to address this invitation.
which he now makes, by this note, in al due form
He is also assured that the Minister from Mexico
will present the same invitation on the part OF hi
Government, and the Minister from Guatemala
has Just received similar instructions from his Co
veTnment.
OF the points which will be under discussion bv
the Assembly ofPanams, the undersignedis unable
to give minul e enumeration, as they will eyidsny
arise out Of be deliberations of the Congress. ri,
is, however authorized by lis Government to as
sure the United States that these points have nc
tendency 10 violate their professed principIss Of
neutrality. Theundersigp d has sIso 6est iss.rae,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04

Valuable Property for Saie-Juniper Hi.
fTNHIS very valuable of land, lying Mehern river,
II and which the subscriber resides contains about 800
aore and for fertility well known be Of very superior
quality About 200 cultivation, and well enclosed;
body Of about 800 good land and almost entirely
primo soil for obaceo The quantity of low ground this
tract may be about $40 ceres The buildings and
valuable the situation Sbgh aud healthy the land album
dainty supplied with timber and is we'll vatered there
orchard Of 1000 we'll selected apple pear peach
plum and cherry grape vines, aud 6nanenaltees The
distance Richmond about so, Petersburg So, aud to
FafmVr 20 miles aud about average sgd
ney College Prince Edward Charlotte. MeckIenburg MOTTO
way eouhouses 20 miles Those who may contemplate such
purchase respectfully invited to examine the soil Judge
for Themselves. II very probable, that another opportunity
purchase another such body Of equally excellent SOIL viii
not perhaps present itself IN this part Of the country
The subscriber deous 10 discharge certain Just claims against
him also assumed and 10 order make early and
oessary arrangements for the receipt Of his family real
estate he holds the West prefers sell privately, but If
sold by the 18th day Of April next then that DAY al Lunen
burg courthouse being Superior Court day, proposes sell
ling publicly.
TERMS-Cash for sixth the emount Of the purchase
but TO accommodate the purchaser, negotiable al either
OF the Banks Of Richmond, Petersburg, TO pay that
ninety days from the day Of sale, will be accepted the remain
der IN I've equal annual syReHi, with interest fon the 6ss
day Of December but the interest 10 be RENTED, IL the
principal punetuay paid. Bonds to be executed by the
purchaser, when conveyance will be made, and possession Civ
in due time to seed wheat conveyance in rnt Of the
premises mns be duly executed aud good personal security
required for the payment Of the in.tamenis
Luncnbnrg county, March ~. I02-u7thA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
march IL.
Ten Dollars Re,10rJ

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber Tuesday morning last
ES the Goth Instant indentcd apprentice the coach
making huness named John Lunsford, between and 20
years OF aboet feet inches high and oslende and
erect FORM aud light complexion. lie had blue bosd
cloth coat white hat with Grape il. He from Surry
county, va where his connections living eompa-
ny with young lad who has been sedneed by
ford to accompany him 20 Alabama, where he has brother
living, and has lately received letter from him. which letter
he has with hun. 1t expected he ws stop Lynch
burg which place he said sonld be his st stopping place
All persons forbid trusting, harboring employing him
any way, the law will in all be pu. force The
above reward wall he paid person who will apprehend
him that get him, aud all reasonable expenses paid
h.s delivery 10 me ia Richmo nd. N. TIC II t;NOR.
q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
March %.
TO THE PIIRIIC

INFORMATION is desired Of young by the name OF
Daniel IT, Green who s oumbis, s. c. about eighteen
mouths He about % years of his person
about feet in height hi, hair black beard unusually strong
generally ~ere large whskers rather taeiuin hr
aud particularly with strangers His trade
that Of Cabaet Maker aud House Carpenter. When left
Columbia he went IN company with Jouneymen who
destined TOR North Carolina and Virginia period
haneyer been heard OF either by his friends Columbia
Easton Having been for sick in Columbia, his
lends apprehensive that he have died long
he left there Any information which be given Of hun will
be thankfully received b, the subscribers.
nj. n. CARDoZo Richmond, Va.
JOHN GREEN, Easton, Pennsylvania.
~ Printers the between Richmond and Columbia
will confer particular favor BY giving the above few
tons
uuaroh d. Ios-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
BY RICHIE & GOoCH

TT Tn. ENQUIRER published a week generally
aud three week during the session Of the State Legsa
tme-Price thu heretofore Five Dollars per annun
uv,ble in advance Notes of Chartered specepayng banks
euiy) will received payment The Editors will gisran
tee the safety RENTING them by the postage OF all let
terra being paid, by the writer's
rJ No paper will be discontinued Out at the discretion OF
the Edtos) until all arrearages have been paid up
ry Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Nv One square, OR LESS-Fnst insertion rs cents-each
continuance, so cents. -.
No inserted until il has either been paid
Cor or by person this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
Buffalo Marsh for Sole.

virtue OF deed OF trust executed by John Hopkins TO
ID William Waller Henng Receiver General Of the Su
preme Court OF Chanc cry for the Richmond District, the
year 1912 and pursuant Order of the Circuit Court vi
the United States for the District of Vngniatha valuable
Tract OF Land lying the county u Frederick the State
Vgins called Bufaloe Marsh "Coulsnins $50 OF
land with he half of manufacturing mill thereon to which i,
attached eight of the said ss-will be exposed
by public auction to the highest bidder, the front door OF
the Eagle Hotel in the city of Rchmoud at ~ O'Clock
"wednesday the 10Th day Of April Such title pass
ed by Mr. Hopkins deed, wilt be conveyed but that
I.ved 10 be urqueonable title the property fee
pie. Terms cash. Sale be conducted by Thomas Toylor
Esq. Auci'r.
Richmond, march q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
JOHN 3 UTLLLAM GILLLAT,

~. MI01l SACKS best storing Liverpool AT, earg
98 0@N Of the brig Missionary, from Liver poo
40 half pipes sndqf casks very superior old l. F. aadef
Wine, imported direct two years ago,
10 Iihds, prime ST. Croix sugar,
IS Bags Green Coffee.
50 Boxes best Durham Mustard, Just imported,
Tierces Riee suitable fot retailing,
Gates Liverpool Eafthen Ware, good assorimeui',
10 Boxes superior Clsfet Wine,
Cases best London cloths 4 eassiueres we'll assorted,
Case bsng-up cords u velvefeens
DO sout low priced Irish Linens,
Bales German 0znsburg,, Tiekienburgs sud Byflspr.
Fah II ESQ;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04

The hafDes of Bank Notes misplaced.
fIIE subscriber has deposited in the Bank o Virginia.
Richmond, The following halves Of two Notes Right
part Of 500, payable Petershurg letter A. No 29; ef
part Of 500 note, payable Norfolk letter b. No. 1890
pasted together and received BY him Eote Any person
having The parts corresponding eject
change Al the Bank WILLIAM u. CLARKE.
pQ.-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
NOTICE.

HAVE got Post-ofhc established Store in Dr.
wick county, Va. near Stephen Jones' Bridge, Motto
way River which place called Jonesborough, and Jones'
borough the Of the Post Office which situated about
midway between kennedy's, brunswick, and MeFaranj's
Lune uburg. JOHN MADDUX, Z. NJ.
march IA. IO3--8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
MANIFESTATIONS NaLE-

pursuance of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chance
~ for the Richmond District pronounced 10Th
OF Marsh, 1926, in the of Nm. and Mary College FL
lott &C. shall on the 29h day Of Nay next, King Will
liam eouIthouse offer for SALE the highest bidder public
action, for cash. the two following land lying said
wit One containing two hundred and thirteen
and the other two hundred aud twenty three beng
land conveyed by deed from president masters and
professors Of said college, 70 John Elicit.
J. GUERRANT, lL s. O. G. II. ID.
march 81. 1Os--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04

On Thursday, the 9th day f.Aprii nert,
WILL be so public auction the entire Stock the late
Jane. MeNIasht gunsmith consisting Of large as'o.
of Guns ind Pistols the greater proportion of the most
kinds and best finished quality Swords and Drks,
OF various qualities, large number Of patent and plain Pow
der Fask double and single patent plain Shot Belts and
every article necessary to equip the Sportsman for the field
Likewise assortment of Cutlery some of which of
peor quality; Dupunt and English Gunpowder in addi-
ton 10 which the ate nton of srnmihs particularly in
,ited) is large assortment OF articles in unfinished state
consisting part, OF double and sing Damascus and
twist and flint Gun Bar els, with Locks and
ing t match; ageneal assortment OF finished and unfinished
Gun Locks filed and forged limbs of all kinds with every
other article in the Gun Manufacturing business, including
tnos, &c. &c.
Ternsof sale All under 6y dollars, cash that
amount six months credit for approved endorsed notes.
THOMAS Is. SMALL, Agent,
for Elizabeth McNaught, Adn'x.
N rhe above sale will be conducted by G. g. Clarke
Auconeers.
March 81. 1os-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
.NOTJCE.

.VOIICE.
rTSHE Stockholders ohe INTERCHANGEABLE Turnpike Company
a hereby required pay before the 10Th dsy
April next, five dollars each share held by
", IN the capital stock of the said company.
by order OF the President and Directors.
g. NJ. CARRISGTON, Treas'r.
march II. 1O1--iNbA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
"a, lN1lRKo

ID ESPEcrFULLY acquaints friends and the public that
Az he has taken the store n-seet lately occupied
Mr Thomas Lambert where the Tailoring Business will be
carried heretofore and he hopes, his aduy
long experience in the various branches Of his business
sure share Of public patronage aud pledges himself that
ezerton shall be spared 10 ieDder general satisfaction.
He will keep constantly head a supply of .eusonahlc
goods in his line which he will make up (at the
shortest notice. reasonable prices, for cash e has alsc
made arrangements in Philadelphia sud New York he
nshed with the Goods and Fashions INN edaely oil
their arrival from Europe.
L. X. begs leave TO inform those gentlemen residing IL
Che country, who have been in The habit of dealing with Hr
Lambert that he has retained their measures will attend
with Punetuay and dispatch, all orders they may pleas
ed TO favour him with.
March 81. ros-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
MARSHAL'S SIZE.

.H.Ift OI1HIo I5-TLE.
pursuance Of decree of the Superior ourt Of Chan
cery fsr the Richmond District pronounced the 2s
day Of March, 1925, the of VIM and Mary College
Mitchell &c.. shall on the 10Th day of May next, King
William courthouse, offer Cor sale the ghest bidder
public auction, for cash, of land lying said county
u being the lot sold by said college 10 Fleming Mitchell
and known the college book surveys as lot No
tai0ing two hundred and hity four acres.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. s. C. g. II. D.
march 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
.aDHER1TSEl

fE1HE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing above
200 acres, lying in the lower end OF Amelia county,
merly advertised, sill for sale 1t would make excellent
cotton plantation. IL will he sold all ozsber divided
parcels. Tho terms will be aeeommodaDg.
FM 3. GILES.
TYicwafn. marcbf. a9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04

Notice OF Trust Sale. -
DY virtue snd in pur Of trust, bearing date
~ the 2stday of February 1919 aud admitted
luvanna county clerk, Office, executed by William
Petit Of the county of Fuvanna for the purpose OF
ing the payment of certain sums Of therein mentioned
l, the subscriber, MONDAY the Twenty fopth lay OF
April 1926, if fair il not the mex, fair day. n FIUYlY
M C0URT.HOUSE, shall proceed to sell public
auction for ready money much of three of
land and by the said deed and
containing Eve hundred aud acres be the
less lying and being situate the said county of
Fluvsnna and the that conveyed by Thomas T.
b. uljn executor Of David Ross, dec to the said William Pet
tit by deed bearing date with the
of trust shall be sufficient pay the eight hundred
and SIXTY eight dollars and fifty Cents with lawful interest
thereon from the 2s day Of February 1921 fill payment and
all the expenses Of sale Acting merel tusteeI a
vey to the purchaser such title passed by the said
deed of trust; but excluding all warranty thereof except
against myself and all claiming by, through or under
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond March 81, 1926 IOa--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
The Charlottesville Stage

COMMENCED running three times aweek on Tuesday the
Sfsth Instant II will leave Richmond Sundays Tues
dayspd Thursdays, al o'clock, M. arrive at Mrs.
Boyds in the evening where will lodge pIo-
coed on TO Charlottesville, at their election. -
It will leave Charlottesville the days, at olocRS D.
m Stop during the night at Mira Doyd'nfs arrive next
evening al Richmond. EAWIN PORTER.
Z. klarch3I. AiOs--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04

tgSiiE subserber 3hest employ MILLER Immediately
u al his mills in Cumberland county JOHN A. TRENT.
march 81. Ios Il
V1NHE subsersber wishes TO employ TEACHER qualified
a toprePare boys Tor College, live his house Such an
one VII receive liberal wages Ills address, Abbyvie POST
Ohce, Mecklenbprg, Va ROBERT NELSON.
narcb 81 fOs--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
Al GARDEWER

INFANTS situation sipge who will undertake the
w business in all rs branches and give good testimony
Of his qualifications Enquire Of Messrs. Ellis Allan.
MarchSf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
NOTICE

IL persons requested MOTTO purchase trade for not
IA in the posse,sion Of jobs r. Whiting, with nv name
signed 10 IL for two hundred and forty doaf, The said note
has been obtained unfairly, DO not intend to pay il.
RICHARD JONES.
CItoucedcr County, March 81. Og---,y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-04
PUBLIC SALE.

NULL he sold at Thomas Mefams Tavern, the county
w Of poshaan, Wednesday the 10Th day Of April s26
four Negroes the property Of John Smith, dec conting
aihey young man, likely young and child and
her woman. upon credit Of ~ months upon the purchaser
sng bond with approved security carry interest from the
Gate, hut the money be puneuay paid the interest 10 We
tefpi,tsd. JOSEPH d. DAVIS, Admir- debonis non
with the will annexed Of John Smith, de-
rnBrcb ~, 1926. 1Os-tds