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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
NE ~ SHOE iSTOHE.

yINHE subiorbers respectfully inform the ciLrn.uf R:ch
mend and ts vicinity, that ihsy have this day opened, aud
offer for sac te Store on or Aiu street, three doors b.
low 18th select Of fahiCnahle
BOOTS y Shoes embracing almost every variely:-ao,
servants shoes OF every kind a. their stock manuiacu
expressly for the Richmond market within short q,
Rod prior to this date they entertain condtn belief that IN
point OF beauty l'hon durability and cheapncss Ofc goods,
very general satisfaction will be render ed
Being connected with OF the litge and ftshosl
manufacturing establishments in the United States ,yic
frequent supplies Of every kind Of fashionable Boots and Shoe
will he received, avrds to the Subscribers advantages fully
equal (PerhsP superior 10 thoe Of any similar establishment ~
this city, OF rendering that satisfaction quality fa,binn and
price, which they cannot but hope will induce the extension
liberal patronage, from The public, 90 this establishments
GRANNiSS, son ) BROTHERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

Communicated.
DIEDlOn the t7h August at HE residence ia Lawrence
county, Alabama, Wti ~. Rtctarison, formerly Cunher
land county, Va Ia his last aud trying he gave all
around him the cOnsoing of his happy transit
from this earthly ahernacle to mansion made with
bands, eternal IN the Heavens.
, Another Of the patrarehs of town is no more.
Robsf Taylor Esq the venerable par disting
Cen Robert Taylor, bfeathed his last
morning al o'clock, after illness ofonly twelve hours
NJ Heat stack " spasnodic cOlc. lie the SJth year
o his age, blessed with health, and possessing degree
gy both Of MUD aud body FAR beyond tie generality
mankind 81 that advanced On Monday he walked uua
aud took perhaps exercise than he accustomed
turned TO dnntr Of which he parook spafugy and
rising from table struck with the mortal pans which
few brief hours consigned him 70 the tomb ring the
active period Of his life Nj Taylor bore leading part the
public of our Borough, and contributed much 10 IFS
property aud responsibility. Nor he less emabe
private life, the high confederation IN which he
held by all classes aud conditions Of his fellow citizens has
esthed fIis frank sad liberal dposon anl the natural
voence Of his heart while they 6ed him Tor the enjoy
men 81 social intercourse, endeared him 20 his immediate
ocae, aud insured him, during the long period Of his life the
esteem, respect aud confidence Of che community.
Norfolk Herald, oct. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
Powaa,an, Oct. IT.

VIRGINIA: IL superior oo.Tt Of rSacery hode lAe
Capitol IL t.e Of Richmond, ,he iSh day cfJansa
Ei,cn DangecGeid eldes, heir a, ia,v Bat6ust
-, ralGI DaIse''fa sa,d D41gsh1ta ns
h 'rfe. utieh Edgn, Df,n, Baih,r, Biand Henry Pow
DrngecGeid Dec ard Nm j. Dickensoa ads,r de Joa MOI,
'eith he '0i ansrsd Of the said WH Dassed de "''-
ad'ni"isicred by alexander SP0is'eood, dec Pitgs
I'm, ID Siren aInri Lonis mon oeJTa. Claiborne leo.
John w. Pttrsoa and Pov H. his rife Danie C. Bats and
Elisabeth his rife Ann Garter Claiborne John
boon, eocoar Nasenond county, and aimr lie
gtAe esa's Of chates HaT'o" by aeter
This ,h. day he further heard the pa
pers formerly read and the verdict certified have heen
Henrieo pursuin, toihe order OF the 6h June as aud
by COUNSEL On ion whereof the curt doth
adudse order and decree unless the defendants,
one or more Of them, person IN behalf of them,
pay to The plaintiff William J. Dickenson adm' De houis
"it the viii annexed oI VIM Dangeri-d four hunl ed aud
thirty thousand weight Of mechansble crop any
the inspections by law established th stale with interest
thereon rate al five ren,um pei annu from the
hsi day 81 January 1888 i'll paid the said defendants and
zach aud every of hen aud t hes be barred and
ioecosed Of all equity Of redemption IN aud To that part Of
the tract of land situated in the uf Nwkcnt the aid
deed Of mortgage mentioned, that remained after taxing
from he siN hundred aud tnr;wo in the bill meuored
conveyed by William CIabu ne To Wi,m D,nge,f Id by
deed bearing ae the third of January I7e5, the p, said
tract IN the a'r mortgage mtrliuned alter eucts the sail
six hundred iL iots-o acre.rrn: nile and INV
Two I've Ie les, that tin Mtfhai Of
the Superior Court tot chnrery Tot III Wianhng District,
after vrns the tame At" place ale Jr weeks in
some newspaper pIi.he ia tie city Richmond eNpost
public sale Tor tobacco of the desrpiop aforesaid PAYABLE
on me day OF a" ihe sai pat containing nine hundred aud
hRy'w acres o 'd Or IS, apd that Of the pro-
eeeds "fss PlY, IN the hrs; a 81, the charges aud rNpe-
ces Attending su.h siie, and he residue OF l.h he
pay 10 the Aij H'lit,ni. Dckrnson. ainr
William DANCE ID aud rep Ia. ediues leieI % the
court; ia order 10 duil dcsite.
c'py. tr,ts, W ". IiENiNG, c.
.lt.GRSILaE'S SALE
pursuance ~ the above decree ha proceed 'e rut
iiey, Aswken, courthouse, Thursdiy he lih day .f
Octobei next hens court d hetvern The hilrs of
O'clock, the hn al The doeioe nenJnLd On The terms
therein specified.
WILL: MCANDLIsn, M. 5. = 6. ~ 4.
sept - 39-ids
POSTPOTENEYT.
~ The above safe has been 1vsdahl postponed in con-
sequence OF the weather. II will take plre m h, gth y of
November, Newkcni cuurtday w N'CANDIISu
OctiT. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
.M.fhNH.4L,S SALE-

PURSUANT TO decree u the Superior Caur Of Charccrv
ior the Rlchmond district, made the Gaze nf aon
against bank the Eth day January 1926 shall on
The 18th day Of November 1899 sale at public aur-
tom on the - the highest bidder for cash the tract
o isnd whr con Warner Eubiuk dec a'-, resided or
much Thereof, will satisfy said decree subject the ,ow
rgat Of Catarnc Euhauk, widow o the Warner EulnL;
TIL Aforesaid tract VI IHd lies about north of King
aHd Queen Courthouse, the Of King Queen.
j. GUERRANr NJ. =. e. C. r i.
Or Of his Deputies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

II. q. ShymaHSti -PRAcrIcAL DENTIST
AS the pleasure inform his friends aud the public IN
geue,a Tin o,ghu the stale that he has taken his resi-
deuce in Richmond for the ens,ir. winter.
Mr. $ his been resulHy ed Dentist in Europe, aud for
more thla ten practitioner ia the principal cities the
u $ The public ully invited, and the
many Pi lde ny M 5. line OF his ptofes-
on particularly in the operation of supplying
HUJI1N TEETH liz room, exclusively Tor The option
OF his professional visitors, above d. Abraham Apoieeary
Store on st. in 18th 81
Hours Of Attendance, from until p. NJ. aud from
until p IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

WILL commence on the Third "Wednesday in.
- CctoJer, and continue days as usual.
LIST day. The propHetoi's purse, 2 mile heats,
for s 300.
% day. Jockey Club purse, ! mile heats, $1,000.
3D. day. Post Stake, single mile heat, $500
4lh day. A Handy Cap, and match race $500.
The Proprietor has in compliance with bis I'M
Outstanding with the Club, erected handsome and
c0HDl0diotts Partition, especially for the accommo-
dalton Of the Ladies, and such gentlemen may be
invited into it by members Of the Club, where they
may have full view Of the wbolcrsce. The follow
ing gentlemen, Members of the Club, have politely
offered their services, TO act as Managers of the
Ladies' Pavilion:
Col. Beynard Peytou, Mr.. Robert g. Scott.
MIR. James Lyons, Col. John .ArmisteGd, Major
HIM Finney, Mr.. Thos. NJ Page.
The proprietor begs leave to inform the public,
that the and field are in far better order than
they have ever beer, and from the number Of super
or horses now in training, (among them .8ya6,
4Tiei, GOhdnnah, Shakespeare, Phillis, &c.)
fine sport may be expected.
J. VI. SELDEN, ProprietoT
n. b. A full meeting ofthe Club is earnestly re-
quested, on the evening preceding the lst days
race, At Tree Hill house, at 3 o'clock, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the death Of our smented
President 7 NJ STLDEN, TT
Sept. % s9-s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

most desi, able Dpetng House aud Lot Tor

SGe at -4uclion.
virtue Of deed of trust executed by Frederick Plea
SAINTS TO the Subscribers the Ist ay Ari aud
admitted TO record ia the Office of the Onust Of Hastings
city vi Richmond 5nh day ofhe aud ear
rI he sold at public auction premises, the highest
der tor ready money, the 18th Nov. ensuing between
hours 81! 10 aud oc!uek that desirable
1u'!v situated dwelling house an lot, the city ofichn,n
On ShoekD iiii the Capitol lately oceuped nv Mr.
Frederick Pieasants and in The occupancy Mr. Het
totar the Of Sij - c the balance due the said
Frederick Piea'nn'.s bond 10 WIN. Moncure in,eres
thereon irsn the 9TH March last aud the ges attending the
said deed of trust and intended sale.
A. PLEASANrS, j. (,,,...
j. ROBINSON, t"u'''e'
Richmond October II, 1925. 46 I'd,
The above sale will made with IN entire APPRECIATION
FREDERICK PEASANTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
Richmond Counfu Lockev Clnb.

IlItHHU!Iu LUUHIV JOChty IfND.
A meeting Of The club at Mr.. Walters Tavern the
"a l9ih Sept $40:
Augustine Eeale, EsT. elected President,
Dom. Bennshan, Esq. Treasurer
IL determined this should he governed nv the rule
OF Washington Cay jockey Club tae the
Mount Any Course, commence Thursday the 9ih day OF
November
I,t day. The Co,s' purse mile heats q are en,ered3
I'd dan. Jockey Clus pulse, mile hrsts.
81 day Jockey ClHb puf'e which will he added the toll.
from c1tr Nc. Sc., mile heats.
Member oi the club may dine NJ Waller, Tavern luF-
s the fee % charge TO the convenience Of stranger
The hH. been emnved within half mile OF Richmond
cuu: thousc, where there good accommodations.
VIM IL. TAYLOE, Sec'ry.
Oct II. t6-6
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Notto,vsy, Oett-


HEREBY forwsrn all persons from trading or contracting
IN any way whatever for bond executed by William d.
b. Bedford and Stephen Bedford to John s. cid Of Meek
lenhurc county, Va or the Of thirteen hundred dollars
thereaboo payable e y, DAY Of January 1923, the
said bond belong to me BY contract. WIN. MARSHALL.
Oct ~. 4s--vffe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
TO STHJE.NERERS.

ttHE subscriber inform, the public that he ss
- from New York duty qualified sud empowered TO CURE
iAsiMERERS the plan adopted by Mrs. Leigh aud DR.
yates Of the New York Institution. lie has been entirely
an nseterate stsmmsrng which had annoyed him from hi,
infancy and has idea that he will fall back indeed he
e"id not stammer IL he tired 10 do The single sct of his
being entirely cured sufficient in his estmation give conf
dence 10 the efficacy of the invaluable discovery Of Mrs
ib certificates persons cured, aud from gem
em, of the first re'PeeIabty and standing the city Of
Nsw York.
The subscribers agency viii end in months; he therefore
advises all those disposed TO embrace the opportunity Of cing
themselves under his make sr,edy application Let
te-s directed to Carteisve Cumberland county, Va post raid,
will be promptly attended tr.
lie resides in PoyLa,an county, ten miles from the Court
house, tsc distance from CuInbs land Courthouse and
nine miles from Cafterviiie. ard h. had IN his family
for - PEI week. The stag. four times week by
Dieke son's store FIVE miles on his residence.
l.. II. MoSBY,
Agent FOX Mrs.. Leigh aud DR.. Yates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
GORDOA.SHLLLl n

w oGer for Rent the Tavern this place Tor the en,unr
will that day be offered for rent to the hgh,d bidder
CHARLES BEALE.
MAI. GORDON.
Oct IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
C0EIEsN1S

Lottery s. Erchunge Office, ia, Market street.
BALTiMORE;
Where both the Cnicrnt capit.l prze, Of
One Hundred Thousand D0Il0rS
Each, sold the late Grand State Lo.rie IN Shares.
all TO Distant AiunfeJS 'ni where both the great capitals
VI Thny THOUSAND lrs an, Ten Tnounnd Dollars d avn
~ the last Grand Stat Lottery sold and where
capital prizes have been Obiae han any other Office
America.
ORDERS from any part Of the United States. either .v
MAIL pos paid private lusrs
pr']e tickets IA any OF the Loer'e~ii meet the prompt
and punttuil attention II uD personal lcaiion.
Address 10 il. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
.. Baltimore.
II COHEN'S "Ga-ete & Lottery Reri.teyn will e pub.
hed Immediately after the drawing and will contain the or
ca List # Prizes will he fo warded gratis 10 all who pur
chase their ticket. COHENS OFFICE and who .guify
their wish 10 receive il.
Sept. 10. S8---ti.tNif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
NOTICE.

SHALL petition The General Assembly 70 pass IA,
divoroing zoe from oy husband Charles Gay for
which WIN BE stated IN The ssil petition MACY GAY.
Sussx, Oct ~. f6-g;tD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

Stone .NasonS and LaborelS Hunted
HT probable that the Upper AppAmaox Company will
wish To employ Immediately, numter Of M,on and La
borers - seu the arch Sc the Lotks, carried
blythe late reshe Application o. he made Peershure
S. u. MORTON, agent U, y. company
Oct ~. tcI t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

NEW YoRR, Oct. l0.--The G eek Friga,c
HOPE, sailed This day. May the God of battles
watch and protect her, and ENABLE her TO con-
tribute effectually TO that glorious cause with
which the hearts of free and Christian men in all
countries, heat in unison--ihe emancipation of
Greece from Turkish thraldom.
Of the causes which have so long detained this
rigate here, and which rendered necessary the sale
OF the other, it is not our purpose to speak.
Pledges have been given that all the facts relating
thereto shall be developed; and wait for that
result.
In Delaware, for the Office ofGovegnor, Charles
Polk has a majority of I05 votes, and LOUIS NJ
Lane of $50 as representative in Congress-
The legislature is composed of seventeen federal
lists and thirteen democrats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

LTOR SALt, french aud Nova Scots plaster.
IT 80 tons French plaster
800 DO Nova Scotia
The above viii be segnd and always kept 10 readiness for
delivery Our Customers msy rely upon the quality being pure
and genuine.
Also Tor ,ae asrge supply n cut ani elnched Nails Of va
from 81 20 sod kesof 50bs f0Jbs i5Ob aud
200bs made from the very best Swces and Ifoo.
Iron of any description rolled to order.
p. HAxALL ( 70.
Oc,fT 4R-~sg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
LAND FOR SIZE.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed the ,ubsetiber'
- the 30h day nf November, 1913, by Thomas Lewis (snd
duly recorded ~ the office Of the clerk Of Bucknghsu) fO
the purpose oi securing The payment u dehhefn mention
cd, due 10 Edmund Winston admir- With the will annexed u
Edmund Winston dec Of us, will SELL public
ih day Of October the tract Of land 10 sd ed mentioned
much thereof will he ucen 70 pay the balance then
due said debt sul the and charges attending sale
This tract Of land lies the main buckingham Road, about
mile aud quarter below the New Store contains about
SIX hundred aud sixty -four acres aud part of she
cd by the late Edmund Winston dec and hal part upon
which he resides We believe the title be good but
trustees shall convey such title only Vested ny
the deed under whicb act
SAML BRANCH.
Sept 3. 35-tds Wa. BEDFORD.
~ The above sale s, for the want Of bidders postponed
until Saturday the 4h of Novemher al which time viii
certainly take place. upon the terms snd TIE place above
mentioned.
SAM. RANCH
WIN BEDFORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
ELE TIONs.

The quotation we have made from Niles's Reg
ister gives impartial account Of the elections in
Philadelp hia.-Noi withstandng the warmth which
had preceded the election, the Democratic Pres.
asserts that not many more than one half OF the
voters of the city gave in their votes. - Governor
SbUlze is reelected without opposition
Duncan, federalist, Is reelected to the Senate from
the city IN opposition TO DR.. Povall, by a small
majority. THE Aurora asserts that, &c it will be
strikngly manifest in the general result, that Penn
sylvsnia not only continues faithful, but even adj
vances in her attachment, 10 Gen Jackson"
We have no additional returns ofthe Elections in
Georgia except from the county ofBsldwin, where
the vote for Congress was, DIR. T. Fort 1862, Col
A. Cuthbert 333 for State Senate, John Wilt
ans (eleeted) 800 Gen John Clark (e1-GoyernOr)
800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

The Norfolk papers state, that the ~ t. gale
on Thursday produced very heavy swell and
overflow Of the wbarves at Norfolk but no dam
age in the warehouses. The steamboats, Norfolk.
Philadelphia and Hampton were enied BY the
violence Of the wind from starting on their respec
tive trips -Four or hve new cases Of fever had
occurred since Monday and some deaths but
" we sugur favorably (ssys the Beacon) Of the ef-
iecis OF the gale in this particular" =" A letter
received from SurTy county, near its junction will
isle-of- Wight states, that much sickness by Bilious
fever, prevails in that part Of the county"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

Isaac Il. Desha's case was continued. SOME
witnesses being absent and the prisoner too feeble
to attend. Much offence has been given By the
determination of the Judge to bail him in the sum of
1000 dollars for himself, and of 1000 for two Sc
curlties each He has been conveyed to his fathers
house Physicians differ about the possibility Of
lis recovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

a letter from Turks Island of tie 9Th Sept
Gays the Norfolk Herald) states corn at so pc
bushel salt abundant at l0cts, Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

The v. Y. American states, that the Adam.
Ticket Tor menbers of Congress has prevailed ia
n. Jersey by Large maj rity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

New Corn is selling at Salisbury, in this State,
by the quantity, at two dollars per barrel. Does
Z bis look like famine ia the land ?
" g Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17
VIRGINIA LOTTERY,
FOR THE DENErIr OF THE
DISMAL SW "A II z
CHNHL COMPHNR,
ErnrIh EIrcs

10 be drawn on Wednesday 9Th December next, in Ri
inoud
Z e YfIES &. 4 lIIA-II-R
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-17

John ". Tay!or.-We learn that Mr.. Taylor
will be vigorously opposed in his District Ger
tain transactions last winter at Washing on, OF no
honorable character, WILL it is said, be REFER ed to;
and il is also understood that the friends of Mr..
Clinton will not aid him. Ii this is so, he vii!
lose his election. NJ i. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-31

to that pitch, that vessels prefer to return in
ballast-and to increase this, is the very unhap-
py state of the country; the people all much
dissatisfied with the government, and are only
kept down by the point OF the bayonet. There
is no moving either in town or country, except
you are armed-what dreadful state Of socie-
ty! Some time since, the Emperor introduced
into this country several hundred Austrian emil
grants, bearing the olive branch, which, to the
confusion of the natives, in short time turned
out to be the musket and bayonet.
"You may clearly perceive the double part
which the Emperor is playing; there is but one
opinion relative TO this transaction, and that is,
being allied to the House OF Autria She has
supplied him with troops, under the garb Of
emigrants, to improve the soil but with the
richest blood of the natives Of BRAZIL nine-tenths
of the population are for republican govern
ment, which pray God may soon exist in this
beautiful country. have just beer informed
that a revolution has broken out at Bahia, in
which the natives are victors over foreign ty-
ranny, and learn that Buenos Ayres is how, and
has been, for some time past, under strong
blockade of u vessels Of war"
~ Y Nat. advocate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-31

On Monday, the Court Of Quarter Sessions
sentenced John Pfeiffer to six months imprison-
ment and fined him one hundred dollars. The
circumstances attending this case were Of a sim
gular description, and ercited no little interest
The defendant kept spot Of round, in which
he inferred dead bodies for pay. Some time
since he had inferred the body Of a child, two
years and half old, which he afterwards dis.
inferred and sold to a physician For this Of
fence the indictment was framed, to which he
plead guilty. PhiiGd. Aurora.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-31
SLAVE TRADE,

Mew-O Orleans, Feb. 24.-This, the very black
est of our commercial transactions, is said to
be also the dulest carried on, About ! 500
slaves, on sale, have been imported into New
Orleans within the last four months. Owing,
however, to the scarcity Of cash, and the gene
raj want Of confidence, nearly a third Of these
negroes remain unsold, and the prices are far
from being what the dealers anticipated. We
understand that bill is now before the Legis-
lature, prohibiting persons from making bu-
siness of importing slaves from other states TO
sell here
About twenty of the Deputy Pilots, at the
Balize, who, having disagreed with their en-
ploycrs, were offending against the peace and
laws Of the state, have been arrested, and will
be sent here for trial. They were taken just
as they were about to put to sea in well arm
ed and proyisioned boat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-31
Cnpu Of q letter, dated Pernambuco, Feb. Is

Copy Of letter, dated Pernambuco, Feb. Is.
81 have had the pleasure to acquaint you with
our safe arrival in 40 days, all well.
ave shall look into the detention OF the ship
Spermo, belonging 10 Mr. kirkpatrick, who
has left this place some time since for Rio,
with view to obtain damages for losses sus-
tanned by the detention of said ship under false
pretences, by the government some time back,
Report says that he was offered the ship, which
is pow rotten, and six hundred dollars as COM
pensa,ion, which ne very properly refused, as
his losses have been as many thousands. Fer
Aambuco offers nothing either OF interest or
pleasure to the traveler-it is solely place OF
trade. which at present is very dull, particular
" for our produce, for which no price can be
had: and to add to this misfortune, an unusual
drought has prevailed for this last two years,
which has raised the prices OF country produce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-31
To AIet,
Salt for the FISHERIES.

T,oARsE and fine SALT, on Kinks Wharf, for sale
y low Applyto nHos. toWELL, /.
Who has aoat-Potatoes if taken away this day, for
sale And 800 shares Marine Insurance stock for cash
=. -, Iii march 28-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-31
White Head.

>IE subscribers have just received. per sloop Con-
Il stitution, supply Of WHITE LEaD, from the
mandatory of NJ. & s. N. LEWIS OF Philadelphia
warranted equal if not superior to any the District
robe regularly supplied and will sell to dealers in the
tatcle on the most favo, bic terms
3 mo 22d "a d. MILLER GJ SON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-31
M2RRIED,

MARRIED,
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Mr.. SAMUEL GRuBB, to Miss ELEANOR A. S. WILSON,
both Of Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-31
CORPORATION Notes.

7 CONTINUE to give SILVER for the notes OF the
Incorporation of Georgetown at small discount, and
receive them at par for lottery tickets.
march 10 JOHN CohSE.