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NASiiSGTON, Matct Ou. 1870
I send you copy OF The Report from the se-
mates Srlec, Committee, further branch OF
the subject of enquiry, which was submitted TO
then. 1t states that the commi,tee was unanimous
upon The principle of the resolution OF amendn ent
which accompanied the Report, and from This una
nimiiy of nine Senators, taken FROM a. many diff
ferenl states. favorable expectation of is re(T-
ence 70 The states is entertained. The delay of
the Report upon This point has been accustomed
by tie irdisrosicn of its .irlnan of the commit
tee no had been confined 10 has room, for three or
four weeks; hence, also coupled with the tnasni-
tude OF the enquiry, the delay of any thing from,
the same comm:uee ON MIR. Macon's proposition
to reduce TIE Executive patronage; and hence
again the delay OF the $enate's Committee on In
dian Affairs, of which Col. Benton is also Chair
man, TO Report upon the treaty with the
Creek Indians which WAS concluded some weeks
ago. On this subject | understand that the com
mittee have had several meetings, and have come
10 no conclusions.
EC5e We shall publish in next the Report
referred to in me above letter. This Repor, con-
cludes with the following Resolution
g No Senator or Representative shall be APP
pointed to any civil Office, place, or emoument,
under the authority of the United States, unt the
expiration of the Presidential term in which such
person shall have served Senator OF Repre-
ative..
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MOST TQLU.aBLE Sy.gN-n

pNok sale ihat noted and valuable stand M sh -
called the Mountain Top. The buildings are OF ~; IL
g' an" spacious with aiarge stable, and wei, c,Ic,Is
'td Tor Ia sc hu'ne: from the geographical situation of d.
'''' ef" arc ~" land IN tins country well calculated CO.
'se and Prohahe Tavern business, beng inneiatejy A. H.,
Top o Tue mue Vidse nnuntain through which o., III
'avein- from any where either idle and mos III -.
Travelling iron hr Eastern Western country have Ia ns
hens The only .1r an easy passage between The ~
Tunes iiycr ihee attached 10 the stand SEQ or
acres Of land than 200 OF which laws so wen ~
useepi,he II m'st prufah CIVILIZATIONS there !, At b;
Wrpke company Incorporated aud The work fr al,.ne5
making rood from Staunon Ia Scott. ferry on jams RI.
ani there will he frn Charlottesville interectip. viii;
the most convenient point turnpike road. There bn IL
been survey through fl gp Tor tie National road f
Washington CITY e. New o. ANY person lin- f., M
& r. will he shewn them ~ Nh Jacob B,rn,J
iesie a thcpa aud through whom with ryseICn r. III
nond' We, the purchaser ea FOR the p,operiy
- SAMUEL LEAEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07


From Greece Capt. Bovee, of the brig Ann.
which arrived last evening from GbraI ar, reports
the following from he Archipelago: The last ac-
co1n's received from the Greeks, by the way Of
Spizza, which o The 9TH December, state lha,
Mavrocordao az NapOli di Romana on the 6 h.
skirmish had taken plsre Gastauni, between
bod, OF Greeks, stated from 300 to goo, under the
command oil Cicenin, and 5000 Turks. under Ihr =
ham Pacha, in which tie latter lost from $50 TO
two hundred killed, and few made prisoners and
that the Pacha narrowly escaped capture The
Greeks had 20 killed, and withdrew the night after
the battle. A rumour had been in circulation hat a
serious affair had occurred between The regular and
lrreg lar troops at ihegs This report orieinat e
ON iriAng broil thar had taken place be- y, cen
few men Of The different corps, which was soon
quelled by their respeclve officers. Colocoroni 81
a SscOns with 1000 irregular troops collecting A.,
Milional number Tor attack op TripoIizs
where the Turks had 5000 troops includirg AO0
cav Try. Gonne was at Neg "a with 1000 ifrepu-
lars. Mssolonghi. the only place threatened D
the Turks, where the Greeks had 1000 me a d
was supposed 10 be well provisIuned and In . good
state OF defence. The Turkish feet in the Mo,ea.
passed 80 miles west Of Gambia landed a bod, Of
troops at Navarna, another al Patras, and retained
4 third for he attack of Mssoonghi. The whole
number brought was estimated at 1000 The Tur-
klsh fleet consisted OF 10 SAIL of which 16 or n
about 30 briggs and schooner- Of war, and 6 fire
ships. The Hydro division Of the Greek fleet
were watching the movements Of the Turks The
Spezzot and Ipssrot divisions were at Soezzia
preparing to joiu the Hydriot Dec. 10 spoke brig
* ship belonging to the HydriOt division, which
confirmed the information Of skirmish havinr ia
ken place near Gdstauni but without consequence
TO either party; that they likewise bad made al,
unsuccessful attempt 10 set fire to the Turkish feet
ia which they lost fine ship, blown up by rren-
ade from OF the Turks; that being uu alb o do any
thing against The enemy, their leet had dispersed ON
The 10 h, were on their way 60 HYDRA FOR an al.
dnional force Of line ships, &c The Turkish Aee 2,
that time was in Two divisions, 20 sail of ps,ra.
and uisrest OFF Cape Pspal, the extremity OF tho
Gulf OF Pairas. The Greek naval force, N!ydrs
d'ision) consisting OF 90 briggs and sclrs. o. war.
carrying rom 10 10 20 guns commanded by Nj.
aulo, who IS commander IN chief, and is STYLED
admiral. Spezzio, division, 81 sail, brigs and
schooners, from 10 to 20 guns, commanded Jy
Gen. Andydiouz--lrserat division 10 vessels Of
var The ihree divisions had in all, p fine Lilo.
Arrived at Gibraltar Jan. ilih the ~. S. ahip On
tnio, y. Nicholson Commander, from a rruize
iPthe Archipelago ali well On her way dow
onched At Port Mahon, and left there 27th Dec.
~. ,, Ship Of the Line North Carolina. f,iea,es
Constitution and Brandywine end sloop Erie-all
well IN = NJ ~
We SIC enabled 20 s,ato, tbs, or g5sc-imc d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

The Clerk Of fbe Senate returned .. a.. IL
House on Tuesdsy las, the bill rela,ive 80 'ss
a. OF Mr.. Jefferson's property, endorser
" toHi PASS undnimousig"
va thursday last, the House passed the bill On
internsl Improvement, by majority Of one This
onl gives 300. ooO to the chesapeake and Ohio
C Ina TSOO,0O0 10 the Lateral Canal snJ
SoVV' % 10 ihe susquehsnna Canal. rs tate ;s
,a'o oe doubtful in the Senate II has put the
.'.'zens o. Baltimore in high spirits; and o.e wri
Il" sA9sio pass inio q law, tlcy VIII
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Trust SgLF

sPURSU ant 10 The provisions OF decd of ttr executed Inv
SamneI $. Griffin, hariug date III of Ssy tIs q
Count for tho CITY Of williamsburg. lie ION lv c -
i8l6 mad. 20 secure the payment Of 1000 dollar. ~ Roe
scott" ard on Which ' s,re is due. the interest orp DE 1t
~ o. 'HrN no, s proceed. on Saturday tle oh ,Eav
II April n"xi, 90 sell the iebc bidder AZ public aucon ~
cash, on The pr"m'cs that very desirable residence nov, oc
rd ~ the sand Ga iH, Ia The city Of Wlilnrr VITA lie
@ le etc tanning, and adjoining the sesidice Of hIr
Tea ny and winch described IN the said deed Of t-, If;
the following cftiain ouse and o., or and
alf and beng a. he city o W iau.ui e the b,nlat.
~ ty, infinitely and conuicclv set forth m \ Ico
r" lid ebert G. Srou and Sn4annli wife 10 be ss;S
believed ii The tide winch v4 tc convened viii he Nth
out ezccP"n. LEONARD HENLEY.irtse
m'''n ., i9-'' i0o~tds
ls gAN'E"f In II'"'''' county ''aF' s5's@5ea go,
rb,ma. Duke Henry Duke, JOHN T. Duke, and John M.
''y anH EH@iHe'H TT VILE Plaintiff,
l, pu1e, widow snd eIi fof Thoma, Duke dec ybo,
Nuhe erd sail, s wife, sn'an,a Lnadn, heif and di.b
nee ' Sugnna Lon1d"H dec, infant under the aga Of
y ycar', WI Duke. Th.i~s Duke, aai ,nc Duh. be
and dr huitc OF Rchard lukc, dec. aud infant. under b
,ge cf@ Years and william D. Winston, Adinr. Thomas
This dss as,er tie Plaintiff. a. the Dc ndaa ~,
'hse, Su nnna LonUn. William. bake. Thorns. Duke tbs
younger Janc Duke l1d WAam u. Winston hdnr Of Tbon
BAKE dee, ny William d. Hiu.ion their coips, III ~
hhi ans rer7 and eNhi hrHg fe and read l:nunj ~ -
fei''l i''u'o Longdru nod Ed'srd Valentine bv ti,e
coun re'i guardian 30 item n the infant defendant.
William Duk" Ihor9s Duke and lane Dike and the otb.r
d'nians ltHn7 e and Slly hs wdc. not having enter
c their aapcsrarc 7d given security ding 60 ne arf of
Assembly and thc rule 81 ib cou aud ,pG atinz 10 he
nii'i1ccn pf Tire .hgi ihpv ffc NOT ins1if,u 81 a.,
DO appear here 90 he i day Of he next court a. ,f1r
s.ion 90 te h'ld for hi rtny sHa answer e plaintiff, q.
newspaper printed ilc cty of ieliord f9r feo fostg
essivelr md i1i ,tirr COPY be posted al tlt f,i.
Msrch7. ica1v ~ =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07
THIRTY DOLLaRS REu1aoD

- me on ihe ida, Of January last e,pec, ,b,, ~
M rec iapet-, ard going uud ,h Of Henry Robs,i
"Pei- were Issu'd ir"ni the office OF MndIes.x comet
'e'.nny eorri 1925 Pms and fellow h.mv Rob.,ts ,.
So I"y ears ave feet r,he, high dark com,,.xon co.
ie'' "iist ani sonewaffs his hun.b ch,r;n 49,,
i'"" deseihcd IS follows; about t,e same herr, ,,h
a",H oompeSon kuock-knred, has had for lone lime H..
a cough, SUITE very much when spok.nto or alarmed ~
'ne OF No small luiurs HI breast had very rI 81 -,
e'o'h coat w.ich he had uga some gentleman. m =
eheNeeh'lt hand with tho pit and broad axe and en- -
coarse can enter Any person who wllsieiser him ar e
nun "a any Jil s" that get him. receive Inc
";Fd. ANY ino' nation will be thankfully receive L ,
Snhaerihe' directe 70 Mo- iasue. Office E,se, cc
March7 ''N vSun'y,'Fa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

The Washington papers 10 the 9ih inst are ST.
lent relative 10 the Greek Treaty.-A letter by the
last mail dated the Sth, only remarks, it is IN
derslood the Treaty and Panama Mission are both
before the Senate. Mr. Berrien has presented to the
Senate the Memorial and resolutions adopted by
our last Legislature the subject of the Treaty
They were referred 10 the committee on Indian
Affairs MIR. King, OF Alabama, has also com
municaied GOV. Murphy's Message, and resoluti-
of the Legislature of that State, nstructing H.
Delegation 10 So use their endeavors 10 procure the
g lands lying within its limits TO which The Indian
90 title was extnguished by the late Treaty made
at the Indian Springs; ard particularly endeavor
g To prevent the settlement OF the Creek Indians,
resulting in the State OF Georgia, within the limits
Sc of Alabama" a letter from Washington of the
3ist ult. says {" Crowell is continued in Office,
and referring to the new Treaty, remarks, 'Geor-
ga gets the greater part OF the lands, ala
bama none, and its Delegation were by no means.
satisfied. Thus stands the mattcr-Mr a dams
requires Georgia 10 renquish her stipulated right
and claims against the Government to nearly
third OF the most fertile part of the territory ce
ded by ihis Treaty, so as 10 reconcile Ala ana "a
the sacrifice on her part, and 10 those Indians
being permanently located within the two States
We feel anxious to learn ho~ tlis netc Tyeofy .
concluded with few OF the hostile Chiefs, cedl1g
part OF the lands of the .tiiendiy Ldiaas The
second time without their appreciation, anc. The for
mer retaining tl.eir own lands, is made more valid
and ineoTuPt than the one formally concluded
with the Nalion at the Indian Springs.
.IiHedgcriHe Recorder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07
.lOYyrE

he suh'cfibcrs, asvnce. 10 the, l,. s r. mn
Of r nj..+'uy Empowered ai.s.rs. On. D,nlop g.,
due ,i, . :, s'ia ASen ir the cni.eciionof ali ,rIs.
u N'''"s = stafford. q. W. RHODES
evidence, n l., Feb. 25d. rce4 % - ',--iii.
in 'ontun'ii, with the oieroireI naficc al .. go,
n''n of bn.i"ns Siaao,d, are requested -,
.! "''' ''A as i'itie delay ro:.ibeto - 'n'Ae
March : Otis, DUNLOP & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

OHN GARTH respectfully inform, m, I, :, a.. aud a.
lu"c ,h"' h" has ''novefien Lynchbur To- thi. place
P me purpose s" ttansact'ps business On h, b;
he viii be ss''ed hy gentleman. Ai, jaime. " I;bi %
n 'peiie'c' eptealy Il" te tobacco trade lie oecu
seym iuF Scott - William Bar,et " '''''
March 7. roo -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07
NO4WOEE

~ fNE yeo's 90 hii rasssiss,n hands Lirh enc tsr
&C Gre greatest uu e'psie Strength and bt4uiy--h
nfnf fa. sfd legsw be- let IN Roanoke. IN me
county ~ Ciift Virginia. ~ twenty-five oiilrs fstsbe
cfl.
Arriyto FDMUNu MORGAN, o.ereefi sod . lin MIR.
ftlinlrv ~. 1920.
" H. Roanoke "a of Sir Afrrv ou' of Tie EnrI.S
warc y Ennhny, Idan ~ H.hay lrJ Anfclics w Old
frumpaarhc o,u Of Thrnrhs foster todd Tsi her
d7m@ ptte lfnr. by Oh N1irtsnVneni Nv Retnu,. 5.e.
Sec biul Book Nc-s house @. unrnmrtouy ine tsmpsr.
ani 40 bic fos gi. and hrs. IT tWenty I've
mares " hit oentr re before lat twenis
uet brought foRis alts ffJ wslf stlfn hestg i
fa!' a'ri 'h,NHi,pea.t .rs 30 - Isin sf. 80 Ss-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

WAS committed 90 hc isl fChsrle, co1,g IS fu,,sy
W on The 25h d.y of Januart DANIEL, wbo saws hc q,
Che pfopc, NJ schcman Wy ihe of Uunsin Ciiri.
Ton r1me not known having bean I'D m him bot i, tine
who lives ahous ~ 50 miles west n Richmond S,ate al
Virginia. Dsie about yes old about . f,st ,nehes
neh Plt1sait CDnn"nncc fad when committed. dnfk
Cost aud f'non. rd sloe i, St0ckinrs, and white mr.
t The ovrG requested 10 rfo,e 81, pfere-e nsy ths
CHARGE, ard tahc him away. itGu cox
ShciTof Charlie CIV nd.
ff4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

We have experienced an extraordinary vario-
ton in the weather Tor three or four DAYS II leel
more like sumner than spripg-Yegela.ion Is adj
vaneiDg with the rspi,iiiy OF Siberian Climate
The alricois are in bloom. The shad begins TO
appear in cur market The thermomeer stood
yesierllal at certain situation on Shocko, Iiiii AT
o.! The heat Is really very uncomfortable An
me ires are exiinguished, and the windows are
'A'owh OPEN Inc wheat is improving
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

,MARRIEpl---on Monday evening Last bv ,h. p.v r..
n; ao, Air George r. Cooke, FORMERLY o. P..r,burr t
tH"" 1a daughter of Mr. Abner Griffin of this ey
a, on the ID inst ,n at his resieuee in the county OF
~ s.'sa M. Job" Walker native u Ma.,aehue:,, seed
~, on the esth ul o'clock p NJ NJ, M,,tnc
ns"'' OF Mr. Ctems White this .ty IN the 25,i,
r;n ~ aSe, 'sssinga dhoonsoa- husband, numerous
i,iohusand connections aud three el,;tb,.,
Wnr maternal care and scir,ude exhibited 10 ,her
% bewaii ihe los. by which they are her caved
@ y, linen n. TO. with 'h, for,indc James, Rda
~ hI S o, Hanover, leaving s1ectionae wife am;
mid To hew hrs untiurv l,.s: but tb-v "a, .o.,
win the pleasing recoeciip that he died =, he b,
''-o :" ''e oue iiNh OF his
on the iei' ut in the county os Es.cx Mrs sgrs
10y ooh'ofi u Capt. Fouhec q. Tebh. u ,,. io.,h "a,
% li"iH r'iuabie hcy, her numerous relatives and S;srS
'h' milan, child luS, .rsisn,d ,n cuarable i.s'
10 we sr'''e derive hope and ccnsol,,ion nom H..
''' 'p'. y Der nseiul5 pi0rs and well spent hi. ~
~ va. teHce IA AHiss IN h,. Ti.i wear ,n,r n, -,
:" s'ul John itebeyfsoh Sen. The writer Of nh.
~ Ti,n 'r'a ,ay,he has iei eaeuy on cart. VIM @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

The Editors OF the National Intelligencer the
N'uonai journal, Baltimore Register, sc. Sc
nave been reused By the resolutions (Which bay.
oeen SO 'riuinphahtl' passed by The Virginia Le-
gIslaure) to hunt up precedents (and such prece
den'sD To shew thai Virginia has sometime.
maintained doctrines at war with these resolutions
ihey call up likewise the cumberland Road TO
prove, That the three last Virginia Presidents have
acted IA the spirit OF different school We have
no time to-day 10 pay our respects 10 these gentle
inen-in the course Of The week, it is possible that
we may have both time aud space for noticing
their propositions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

a Urn MAN aic,, 10 visit, aud within. 10 view M
trs45 the sates OF keniucky aud 0l,,o -. N .,,
N' hu Nanaci any unfinished BUSINESS which r.uf me-, -,
~ eiItr 81 tho'e sia,e. Fot particulars euonu. n, ,
me- 81 JOHN "a I" iiilams ESD, hlthn,vnd M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

On MIR. Maxcey' motion, resolution has been
assented 10 by the House, TO request the Presi-
dent OF the United States to cause a survey TO be
made. Tor the purpose of ascertaining the practi
cabiiiiy OF canal, connecting the Potomac RI
yer, or the Chesapeake asd Ohio Canal, with the
basin OF baltimore. both by ron,e north of the
District OF Columbia, and through it, and the ex-
iense Necessary to complete the Same, on scale
corresponding with that of III. said Cheapeake and
Ohio Canal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

nave had under consideration the expedepcy of
au'p.ihs our Naval Force to the existing state of
war war IN south America between Brazil and La
,:' ana That as soon as the public service will
admit OF 1T, shall be represented there bv force
npeent. II is hoped. to cause due respect to b..
paid 10 our flag G.N y .gfer -gd,. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

the act for opening and improving the navigation
of the Rappahannock and its branches concern
ing Lewis Jones' to provide for holding special
terms of the Superior Courts of law in certain
cases concerning the tariff of tolls the lower
section of the James River Canal to amend the
act concerning public library concerning Con-
stables and their securities concerning the insrec-
ton of tobacco Incorporating company 10 make
a turnpike from the Ohio in Wood, opposite the
Muskingum river TO Winchester.
Sundry enrolled bills were signed by the Speaker
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tons.
The question was then taken on the first clause
in the preamble; and all the members voted in the
affirmative, except Mr.. McCarty;
The second clause of the preamble was then a.
greed 10, ayes 10 noes 9. .ayes; Messrs. Holt.
(SpeakeQ w. r. Johnson, Goodwin, Clop,on
Alien, Brown, Ruilin, Wyatt, Dade, Armstead'
Martin, Saunders, Garter and JONES' Noes.
Messrs. G. Johnson, McCarty Page, Fry, Nor
gan, Sharpe, Cabell and Thorn. The question nm
the adoption Of the preamble and resolutions taken
together as amended, decided in the affirmative
l3 to o. Ayes; Messrs. Holt, (Spesker) w. Il.
Johnson, Goodwin, Clopton, Allen, Ruiin, Wv
att, Dade, Armistead Martin, Saunders, Carrier
aud JONES' Noes; Messrs. Oh. ohnson, Brown
McCarty, Page, Fry, Thorn, Morgan, Sharpe and
Cabel The revolutions were then sent 10 the IL
OF ID. And after some time MI. DromgoOle of
that House, informed the Senate tina, the III Of ID
had disagreed to the Senae's amendment TO the
third resolution.
.ur. Dade moved TO recede from that amend
meni @r. Johnson opposed receding,
Mr.. Martin said that allbo he had voted for the
amendment, he would vote for recedng. lie had
voted Tor IL, because it repested the words in the
latter part Of the preamble Strike the amendment
out, and it would still respond TO the preamble.
which spoke of general system of internal i'm
proyement. The Senate receded from the amend
ment ayes IL, noes s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
This is to Give Notice,

VENHAT the subscriber of Alexandria County in the
Il District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of said County letters of administration
with the will annexed, the estate of Thomas Her
bert, late of theCounty, aforesaid per
sons having claims against the said decedent are mere
by warned exhibit the same, with the
ed bv the Orphans Court to the subscrber on OF be-
fore the 9TH day of February next, they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF SAID es
tate and those indebted thereto required TO make
immediate payment. Given under my hand, this 9TH
day Of August, 1896. MAURICE HERBERT,
Admir- withthe willannexedo of Thomas Herbert deed.
,,ne I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
Tobacco and Snuff Store.
.roaM VIZ. IoGAM.


IN ESPECTFULLY informs his friends ard custom
q ers generally, that he hason hand at his Store,
FIRST QUALITY CREEPING TOBACCO,
warranted to be superior to any in the District Aso
Superior ladies' twist 1st quality small do Gray Pan
keys celebrated brand. Also-superfne yellow and
brown sEGARS, manufactured from the best Havana an
tobacco, in whole, half and quarter boxes-2d qpa,y
do do do--lst and Cd quality half Spanish do-do 90
common do, made ofsuperior tobacco. .,,r,,,,c :
also general assortment Of 1st quality SHoffe %
Martinique
Natchitoches
Loillard's Maccaboy, in bottles and jars
Coarse and fine Rappee
CARROTS Scotch, in bottles and bladders
Leiper's do 40 ,,,,,r, : oW uo
Also. a complete assortment of SNUFF BOXES
which he Offers at wholesale retail as low as can be
had AZ any other establishment in the District Coun
try dealers and Others wishing articles in ms line, Will
find i to their advantage favor him with call at his
store ext door to Tylers Lottery Office, KngsTeet
Alexandra. ~,
Cash ,oiH be giren for good transfer Tobacco.
NJ B. Tickets in the various lotteries will be kept
constantly for sale june lo-om
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-08
Spring Goods.
WTTHERS e. WASHINGTON

HAyE imported in the ship Herald via BALTIMORE
Extra super blue and black er1nine &veiyet cloths
Blue black and assorted cold casslmeres
plain and twiIled black bombazetts
Black and cold stripe Circassians tor pantaloons
Wilmington and other stripesfor do
Printed and white Marseilles
Super London Ginghams, new style
Grecian and shaded striped muslns
Bingham and cambria robes
a. and GA cotton cambria, Jackonet do
Plain striped and cross barred do
Plain and fig'd book muslin, null do
Cambria and garment dimities, linen checks
Mems. women's and misses cotton hose
Half hose, nett braces
Pins in packs and pounds
10 cases common and superfine prints
Clark's sewing and floss cotton IN spooiS
Orrelps do in 9 drachms balls
Gilt coat and vest buttons, pearl do
Onhand by recent arriuaLs from Neao- York,
Plain and fgh'd Swiss musns
Black Italian lustring
Senchews and sarcenetts
Pink, white, blue and green florence
Pink, white and black Italian grapes
Black and white satin, plain and hg'd
Black mode, hat Grape
Nankn and Canton grapes
Grape robes, do shawls
Black bombazine and fg'd Gros de Naples
Green gauze and white bobinettlace wells
a. and GA bobbinetts, knitting cotton
Beaver and dogskin gloves, ladies' kid do
Super English silk aorentine
Flag, bandanna and Spitalfeld hdk'fs, Madras do
Linen cambria, linen cambria hdkfs
White and fancy colored cravats
Irish linens, long lawns, Brown holland
Ladies' plain and ribbd silk hose
Ribbed silk half hose
Drab, mix ID and black lasting
Figured Denmark satteens
Burlaps, ticklenburgs, oznaburgs and sacking
10 bales brown and bleached Russia sheetings
S do Russia ducks
90 do 3-4 Blackstone and other brown shirtings
10 do IA and 7-8 ditto ditto
10 do 3-4, 78 & A bleach'd shirtings sheetings
Together with variety of articles their line too
mepoust to mention, which will be sold wholesale
tail at reduced prices. april 20