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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
y. ] ShYmanskt -PnAcr1cA1 nrnr,s.

n. j. Shymdnski -PRA cr1cAL DENTIST.
II general, throughout the stale that he h., tle III
dence ~ Richmond for The ensuing winter
m' . ma hfrn regularly bred Dens IN Europe and for
more an ten years practitioner 10 The principal ~ies III t
=. . The public rcspe fully invited come md see b
many Improvement made by Nj S. the hne Of hi, moi -
, 551 ~ the operation Of supplying The s Of
bObAN TEETH His room, exclusive " Tor The ept,a
o. ms prot, 'sional visitors above d. Abraham Apoheesv
Store, on Il. enhance IN 18th "
until 3. ID. r. ' ''' '0'n .
Oct n. A. ,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

WILL sell at my plantation IN Puwhatan rs ON
Richmond, Fine Greek Mill, 10 three hun
bred barrels Of Com from 10 10000 fodder the stock
OF horses, hsg with the farming utensils Apply TO Ro
bert peasants OF Fne Creek Tor terms the subscriber
log in ienrico County. Ii te above property o disposed
q, by the both OF November, will that t. the
bidder o the premises SAM: PLEASANTS'
Sept. 20. 4l-tf
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SLAVE TRADE

Inc t'ahic in human flesh seems TO be .,;,, ,,a
secuted with activity on the Coast of Afdca :,
Is s'Id that Brazilian vessel Of war has ,.,.a
io'o iio Jsneuo an English and French vessel
"' D'e''A oil The slave-irede laws. The English
which she had captured with slaves nm r., var
lie iIver Wyddsh, on the Coast of Aldca -
oo"a OF which she put her second Lieutenant and
some men, and, a. a matter of course ,onL 49,,
papers on board the Redwlng The npsriaI D.
z'Ian vessel falling 10 with Der, made prizs of bs-
on the Plea OF want OF papers, and is actuaI,
g on prosecution against all on board as pir,,cs
ne matter has been taken up by Lord Pon.onbv
ne TI'ncn vessel Is schooner taken at Porto
was bound from Nantes TO Martinique
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VaIuable James Riyer Lou,I

FEfHAT valuable estate called CIHpoaks IN Surrv COUNT,
about four mile below the courthouse offered for al
II hes on the Souh side Of james River, near Hog jso
and binds for distance the river y lsfe ,ye -
contains 1884 acres the greater part Of which cleared
From the ietty Of the soil which IL not eouslled h., ans,
10 the county THIS estate coudeed BY oon,pettpf =
admirably adapted to the growth Of cotton Possession os,
he had on tbe FRS, OF January Capt John Fauoo M
resides near t1e preme will give any information concerning
them For terms spPy ih subscriber living 10 AieSseSrs
ID. g.. pM 4 uoDGcoV -
Aesus, t5 9sse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

TNhE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
rented the Tavern AZ King William Courthouse or the
ensuing year lie oic the patr-ug, Of traveller. add viii
use e'y means ~ hs power Go accommodate them Having
peen 'aeu At ,szers Ferry he has had opportunity
himself that he viii be able 10 render satisfaction.
ALEXANDER FHAZER.
p4s-s
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James RiUer Land, Negroes, Stocks, Corn,

lie 81 'i'aay the i7'h day OF Noycmbe next If fair il no,
me next IAN day, will sell highest bidder al uh
M hu'',o my trei Of land James k"er near Wa.m,ter
Nuu'y oil Nelson, a credit vi /, and s wears TIN,
EJECT contains about $40 acres; produces sb,d ,b
r . na' On large COW nnt biek dwelling house &c
DC sown IN good tue and in good orLet and n oil b.
Ii 81, 60 tdiA'ey after the s.e. a. same time " he
IN L Ssioe' belonging 10 the said being .n
i service and As set OF hands are CERTAINLY yer.
b % Ne y valuable. Three hunuted barrels culu all
- "e SOFA at The same time. rhee are suue valuable
80 ' anu VOL stteis Ine gr"rs aud the corn will
~ "''' "i 'nt dalls or accrPtances approved mrt-
% a. va! hot dates The stock othur aloes viii be
~ ~ lit bonds with approved security will be iequi-
-. ' purchasers uh Itedit; addition thei etu A
" rus. Mi he required from purchaser Vi the land
WIZ Lake place on the farm, wall conducted
" sn'"h ny e manager, Alr. Duke, LIVING ON 1t. Persons
!" chase any portion If this properly need not fear
aPPoih'hthi, as ny determination iu sell l. absolute and
~. Q GEOHGE CABELL
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AMERICAN CLAIMS

Mr.. Edward Everett, learned and dis,;ncu;.b
Gu "eino"r OF Congress from the State of Mass.-
'nuse''s, has issued large pamphlet on The .8u,e-
I nc C'"''iS on Naples, Holland, and F,ance,
This able production consists of tbt "'f'H
modified, which are contained in The
relative TO those claims, that appear ed seve,.nr -
'hs worm American Review for October 1sSs
ana the number oil that journal for The nrss.''
month The publication Of so full an exan,inst;na
OF 'Hese Claims, at this time, is opportune and val
uame' as they will probably fora promnen, s,,b
Congress. sessloh OF
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NATIONAL ROAD

COLUMBUS, (OhiO,) Oct Is. Mr. Eniab, a.
commissioner Tor locating thi. road having ys,,,
ea rom i"manopolis, started from this H. -
MONDAY morning last, westward with he 80.
Ioi 'he purpose OF making permanent Iors,,, g..
'"'S 10 Indianapolis. The road will rim NJ, iii
street, 70 broadway, in this town: tbe,ce -.
across we Scloio where the biidqe noe i W
nave he'rd OF Mr.. X. and bis companv 70 y, ~
miles west OF this, where thew were y,'Dniao a.,
.'ne 'Dou' quarter OF a mile north Of the old. q,
pessn' 'odu' from here TO Springfield We have
""ces 'nal II Is bis intention TO continue in the
uIecuon TO Bs Darby, for The purpose OF obtainine,
favorable crossing place Of this stream; thai he
VIII then incline sou Inward, leaving the old ,o,J
~ part, to the North, for the purpose Of c,ossi,o
Little Darby, at favorable point: viii ,bo, =.
cline 10 tie NoHhgsrd, to the old ruad AL cnn,,-
nue., probably, omit TO Springfield
The New York Enquirer saws fbs, bo,,, a..
congress tickets IN that district are. In ,ns..,'.
opposed TO ihe general Administration
IN the u ,. District Court, sitting in Ro.,or
wee" oeIofe last $50 chests Of Tea. ssflsd H., 49,
Ch"eu . a'es Government az part of 'gboo,S,,,,
cas- Were awarded TO the claimants NJ.
stanton, FISK, & Nichols.
a canal Is cutting through the ulsptstio, IS
MADAM DeyeTge, to connect the M,ssissioni lit
ihe bayous tina, lead direct 10 Bsrratsri, r."
canal viii enter the river directly oppos,s H.. -.'
o. New Orleans. 0''1
chesapeake and Delaware c,1ai soek -.
s"i''enotd great decline. IL 10 quoted n D.
ia1e'hhis' - 40 TO 81 dollars. fof 20n dlisr. -,
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FOR SALE.

III RICHD. p. JAMES, Oilers sale The place al which
~ he resides, situated within mile Of Caterye
~ healthy ard agreeable neighbour hood otang 30 acres
about % OF which well tmJefc the clea iand Of good
quality and well waisred There most excellent str,pg
within convenient distance Of the hose. The buildings sfe
all new The dwelling hose sufficient Tor the Of
a small family Toe establishment il well calculated m,
prof Onsl Eenieuan for any person wishes 10 retire
!" the country during te summer months Person, disposed
20 purchase referred 10 Dr. jane. proprietor
on The premises, 10 Archibald Bryce, GoochduJ Of 70 th9
subscriber residing ~ the City Of Richmond.
JOHN FONBES
. BY order Of the Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

~ ivn s e1."'houns Terms, iaois 81 land ,,nr
AMI ,,LS % No''oTay containing between eIsuen
-, '''d'ed acres, situate Un Ao4Iway River an
,j al portion OF inst bottom land ~ I'll ada,,-
I f" n d ionaeeo, any other crops the h,gh and
- a. 'ueu Tor the cutne uf cotton. The other
on1nns between aud .At k1adred ncrs lies on
- go anu Is bounded by other cte.k. which agrI
- f'S oi very excellent Hat Land. III person Dis
M " pui chase are invited TO view The prsni, he will
A. o '"e oversees, o. 10y myself on application.
@AUe"st -. sd RICHARD 4 IilRnAlyAv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

IY The ENQUIRER published twice week generally
three times week during the of the State Leg
ne-Price the heretofore, Five Dollars per snnu
in advance Notes of Chartered speee-paynx banks
ony) will be received payment. The Editors will susan
the safety Of RENTING them by mall th. postage oi all let
4 Il, being paid, by the writers,
II No paper will be dsconnued (but at the discretion
the Edlors0 until all arearsg.' have been paid up.
II WnUever will guarantee the payment Of
,h.Il have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, OK LESS-Fir.t insertion rs cent,-eseh
continuance, so cents.
No advertisement n.erted until it has either heen PaiJ
assumed ny some person IN this ey OF its
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NOTICE.

~HOL ICE.
y Ii persons Indebted estate J Edmund will l,,.
VI -'o'0way COUNTY, required to make intp,i,aI,
9n.h' 70 me subscribe, and all persons having claim,
es' a'l estate aie requested teuH known a. .or
s''Y'e, ,thei 10 the suhscIb Nj A. g. Svoouet
neS d Law ~ P'iersnuIg who authorised to s.tl. ali
=, ~ Wnuh The estate concerned Holloway o. an,
u '"e auJ'ih'ns eouLties ahL III Peteisauis
WA. D. WREN, Serg c. n. aud
Sen, 90 Gdnog Of L. JFiIs, dec.
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Nnle IA Aeprnee

SHALL offer for sale to The highest bidder on n dv The
"ay, al the late redenee Of Edmund Hai,on dec IN The
county Of Amelia between so and 100 Nestoes consisting Of
soe house servants any ths state, blacksmith Do,
eTs and crop hands The sale continue from dav to J,
uH' completed TENS made known On The dsy and at ne
P'Se o. SAFE. NATH'L HARRISON, Ex'r
Amelia county August T. 1926. 25-ttt
eonsent TO the above sale so far an, ntere,fed
JAMES =. COOKE
Noueuber next, al which time will positively al. jsr "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
EcorthcntoGre, Glass and Chino

kOSEPh GILL, doors above the Bell Tav.tn Ia, an
- hand general assortment Of Eauhengsre CIss and b,
~ mos OF wbich OF recent Importation and will he sold a
tedueed prizes, Wholesale and Retail Country Des.rs J
others wanting ware, respectfully invited a. Iii 80
mine, Peyious 10 purchasing elseyehcre ~ '
aso Wsfe 10 The original package Of sypero, r,sl;,v
trt o.. - fcp
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Sent 90

WI business heIeiOtore oOnduCted by William AUDI -,
corner oil ID aud 18th Streets will from I'm, . b,
continued by the su6scribtIs under the i'm, of tn.,o
yuan Co. WILLiAM -4NDERSON
JOHN GAKIH,
StPt.s. ~ i-'11A1"SO ~ r.
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.4DVER IT'S A5En Mr.

TuiE tract Of Land called Hill Grove contsnioy ,b 90,
ZOO acres, lying ~ The lower Of Amelia couty fr
merry advertised, Is still for sale. IL would make ae eTeseo
c'ucn plantation II wiil be sold all ssber or divided ,n
parcels. The terms will beaccomniOdatipg
Wgwaui, mafch4 g9--0 TYAf n Giles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

Efhb holders Of Shares IN this COMPANY are po6eJ III,
II "wednesday, the 18th Of November next !, ne a. -
pointed f1r their meeting in Suffolk Va Y ~
0-r The Norfolk Herald Is fsouested 10 in.sr, ~ 49,
times and forward the accoun, 20 " Ye
Oct20. q, =. L.
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Biuiom & Mary College, October II, 182

WWiam y Mary College, October II, 1926.
meeting Of the VsItos h.d 10th the Rev
4 ~ r Wilmer Of Aerandra appointed President of
ths College and Professor Of Moral Philosophy.
Mr. Thomas r. DeTo appointed Professor Political
LgIp, and
hr. Dabney BrOpne confirmed ia lis appointment Us
PrcftssOr Of humanity
AT. Dew and MIR. Browne have accepted their
and we ed that MIR. Wilmer will do likewise, and
cutter promptly ON the dut-s assigned him.
The College viii open The jFh a, usual, and The
courses Of instruction will be as folUws
by the Rev. Nj VIM H. Wilmer. Rhetoric Dele,-L tires
the Philosophy OF Ii amman, Logic, shd Eihirks.
BY MI Ferdinand ). Campbell: Mathematics CVmpr chen
ding the Elements OF Geometry, Plane and Spheri
cal IrIsonOmeify Survey ins, Aensui Atom k!uxol
HCmy.
BY Dr. Z h Rogers Natural Philosophy emblacing by
names, Mechanics Hy dod ynainic Pneumacs Acoil.tic.
Optics, Magnetism Electricity, Meeoroiogy, Che
inistTy which constitutes separate
by Mr Thomas X. Dew, A. NJ Nau, j and National Law
Poek History, the Philosophy Of the HaBan Mind aud
Political ECONOMY.
BY Mr. Dabney browne, A. b: The Classics. The school
under the direction this Professor opened OH the 81
end will close the LIST Of August.
The exPenees necessarily incurred by student
son Tor hoard washing lodging, fuel attendance, $3.50
The fee for attendance lectures being
$50, the expense for three COURSES which as ma
session. ca
Matriculatioufee
si8.
The whole OF The expenses NECESSARILY incurred by
pupil "a the Grammar school for IN board
lodging, washing, fuel, &c. &c. 100
Zee for tuition, 70
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Nov g.

F'tt suhscrhct heing duly authufisedty
aud lmpednents Of Speech hereby uforms all those VINO
are hus ancted, That be viii relieve, them yt
moderate cim aud that, for the time may he deemed
quHe Tor ihcm 90 with him, their boarding shall so
ne very low have relieved some IN less mnyes
600 20 cure some others greater length II regred
~ when applicants WISH 20 home, they not ebe
cured OF fully satisfied that by attention to 10Y rules or pre-
seons they viii soDn be cured, will not require any
,,,.,, THOMAS WISH
"hde Chmoie', Caroline county, Nov g. 5i.2t
FEftlE Stockholders d tie North Anna Nayigatton are
- ny ngiihed that there viii be general setting Il William
de Idvern 20 The county Of Spoyiyanis on the tbrd
m'nday 90 November next fOr the purpose of forming com
PAy or he oveuent OF sad River, sreesby L. An A.,
ps'ed 1919 with an amended act passed the sessions If eos
80 ots 50--.v9,y
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FRUIT TREES. GRAPES &.


he subscriber Proprietor Of fhe Linnan Botanic Garden
and Nurseries NetU oyk o6ars TO me public sXc6
assortment Of TREES IND PLANTS as t6et MAJ, d,rs
The collection Of Fruit Trees Of all the varios Kinds and
also Of ornamental Trees Shrubs and Plants is ,OIk
koD" for its great extent and sYsriorybut in addition
70 hs immense acquisitions 9JD years proprietor noo
srS GOoOe ON new varet Of the choicest Fiui. .Aic
are not az possession Of any other establishment in M eo
toy and al Of 0hict announced the Cntaiogtts 6r
S1, 0A'oA haze Jtst ssd from, the prsThe assortment
Grapes consists Of above $50 Varieiies comprises me
nest fe a6te Grapes koivn IN France, Ger1any Ia-
", and ths CriHea-ad The proprietor hauinP aeoe ~
tnsvs information on the subject from Idsl exptrIenre is
aoe 10 nuke such selections be suitable TO ann a
ar tocatityand DheTe such selections arc len 10 Aim X,
M send such as cannot fail 10 succeed The price for The
hrst assortment Of tosiu p eight dollars for ts SECOND
as,ornent SIR dollars aud for the third assortment four and
hGJ dollars The collection Of Roses exceeds 800 nieties
Dtd IF GretH House PiGn about 1000 species
nffi and rare. w "N
Catalogues maybe had gratis of James Heron E,o,;,, r.
street aud orders through him per yH NEE. pronpt
G. ~ cfLe Linaan Society Of Paris Of The Her,ieait
raj Society ~ London and ofh PeriaS of tie GeoT
gefi at Florence, sc.
Oct -.
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.WCOR1IJCK pIOJTCfJC

hls NV un hand aud otIets Tor sale at th,
an ,.., lug" hanuiaeiuIy, opposite the Un,on Hotel
improved BAR-SHdRE PLOOGHS N'' anu "''
Aoo, L., WILLIAM PALMER.
Se,J -' IL" es S,h-shIp,ucr..
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.AOTICE

f1Y vrue OF deed OF trust, executed the hs riber IA,
Isaae Curd To several debts therein mentioned
VIII positively he sold TO the highest bidder GOoehlaud
Courthouse, SATURDAY the Sd day of December next m
cash, two tracts of land, containing four hundred acres
being pat OF the tact sold a. b. Lewis, the
sns three hundred aud live acres, lying OH Cen
Creek, and adjoining Mrs Mary Watkins and Others both OF
said tracts lie Goocbland Courthouse The
acting u,ee will only convey such title a, i, vested in
IhelI
WILLIAM MILLER, ! ~
CHARLES COOKE. trustees
Oct IT. 49-tis
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dhr order Of The Faculty.. rele.

Published by order Of the Faculty. TeAe,
JAMES SEMPLE.
~ b. The Professor Of Humanity required by
board pupils al 500 for the session. hut pupils may boarded
IA respectable families in at 30 dollars
u The Richmond Wing Petersburg Republican, Norfolk
Beacon, and Herald, will please the foregoing TIN ee
times aud forward their accounts 10 Mr. Edmund Chrstin
the BursaT, for payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

WIZ sext examination o. the pupils IN this Io,;t,,, t
commence Wednesdsy, Nov So and prae,iesbls ,l
conclude On the following day. The friends of Inc youne Ia
osnef parents and gsaGiln5, and all who feel ffcre,l
are solicited t. attend The exercise of t, .ebaoi III ~.
"n Monday January at 1871 PARTICULARS viii be
announced ~ iutoft advertisements wa
JOSH r. WARNE)
GkO. l.. BAKER. foncipais.
V,i % so--sst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

VIE subscribers respectfully inform their fends and the
- public, hat they have entered H. bip ~ The
iansac,IDn Of Commission business Phsdephia under The
nm Of H. Hamilton aud a. b. SPeuee Refer Nessrs Levi
Heoo 20 ROBERT HAMILTON,
go a NDREW Il. SPENCE.
.l.
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AIT
EMIL GOODS.

HALL NELSON ha. received by the Richmond P,e-e,
Al aud other late arrivals from New York and Philadelphia
a part OF ms tAbL GOODS: Amongst which are London
suPeihue and cloths and cassimere; Vaena FL,
teni,ns and swa'down vestngi rose point and Whitney
blankets white red add yellow innel catPeiiugs aud hearth
TOgs; Irish linens beeings aud diapers German
and tiekenbugs thread aud cotton checks SUD okng do
nesc shfings, sheeug aud plaids; London printed
bricks aud eacoe; India Swiss add Scotch null bcok Il,
comet and Cambria puus with general Of 10
which he will sell at unusually low prices.
Sept. 80 Afr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

w have authorised Mr. Edward Heushaw, menIr1f the
w late firm of Lakeland, eshaw x Co., proceed IN
The settlement Of the aas of said rm make collections fits
debts aud grant discharges therefor, IN gu, names
GUSrAVUS LUCKE,
TuUS. MAY
Oct q a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
FOR LONDON.

NOTICE.
NiE members of the late firm Lakeland Henhaw Go.
Of this uy having assigned their property, including
hts, bouds, Of hand and ether eeurc, Tor tue
nvht at their creditors, conformity tn deed OF trust by
hsn executed and record in the Hastings Court of his
hereby notify the persons indebted To the SAID Lack
Ind Henshaw Go, that discharges to them the said deboi,
be granted by oursev. only by agent, agents
ihorised therefore, and d,sirabiet - bring close
possible the aais OF the said fm request those
who are indebted to H. to make payment TO US OF our agent
without delay. GuSFAVUS LUCkE,
TtOS. MAY.
Oct OF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

GEORGE NJ. PAYNE.
WALTER L. FOUNTAIN,
WILLIAM ANDERSON, trustee
JAMES BENAyGn,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-12
Superintendant's Office,

December 4th, 1876.
TIME attention of the Citizens intending to put up
i Beef and Pork for sale, is requested to the follow
ing section of Law of the Corporation of Alexan
dra for the Preservation of the Health of the Town.
passed in the year 1921.
JAMES CARSON, superintendent.
Sec. 5. find be 1t further enacted That person
shall salt barrel beef pork, fish, in quantities for
SALE exportaton in any cellar other place where
the same may cause nuisance within the limits the
town, under the penalty of one hundred dollars for
cry such offence. Prouided That any person DESTROYS
of sailing beef pork in quantities, for the purpose of
sale or expectation, shall make known his intention
of doing so, designating the place where he intends to
carry such business, to the mayor and supernten
dent of police, and if in their opinion such place may
be used without becoming nuisance, such person, on
obtaining leave, in writing from those officers shall
be permitted to such place for the purposes afore
said and shall incur any penalty for the but
such leave or permission shall be revoked at any time
thereafter, when in the opinion of those officers the
place appears likely become nuisance; and after
such revocation, the practice of sailing aforesaid
shall subject the person offending to penalty Of ten
dollars for each and every day he shall continue such
offence, nevertheless saving to the person aggrieved
right of appeal to the Common Council from such
cation decd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-12
Look Out! Look Out! Look Out!
$500 Reward.

ELOPED from my residence on the 10th inst negro
II NORRAGE, about "a years old, feet eight or
nine inches hgh of dark complexion, regular fea-
tures likely appearance and considerable intelligence.
He has been trained from his infancy house SER
want, waiter market man, carriage driver, &c. He has
ferent kinds of clothing he has been very lately
convicted ofsevera very high handed thcfts. Previ-
ousy to this he bore the character of very trustwor
thy servant in every respect He is well known in the
District of Columbia, particularly in Alexandria, and
has been at different times with me, and on my bust
ness, in Baltimore, Annapolis and other parts Of Mary
land.
tits likely some unprincipled scoundrel will furnish
him with forged papers to facilitate his final escape.
will give Twenty five Dollars if he be taken and secur
ed in the District Prince Georges County, that
get him again. Fifty Dollars if taken in any other
part of Maryland Virginia, the above if
ken elsewhere with all reasonable charges safely de-
livered to me at my residence.
HI. d. HATTON,
Hattoa Hill, near Piscataoay, p. Georges Co. Md.
nov 10 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-12
New and Cheap Goods.
]. II BRENT & co.

SINCE the recent fall in Dry Goods, have received
= by the late arrivals from New-York, the following
rticles, viz:-
Fine and super6ne blue and black cloths
Drab, brown, and mix'd do
Blue, black and mix'd cassmeres
Red green and blue bookings
Blue and white plains, drab flushing
Cassinets of every description
Plain and striped linsey
Red, white, green and black flannel
Worsted andlambs wool hosiery
Plain and figured black bombazetts
Tartan and Circassian paids
3D., ga, 1914, ia, IL. 4, and 1874 rose blankets
81, 8, 81, 4, and 1-2 point do
Brown and bleached shrtings and sheetings
Plaid cottons and cotton checks
Sackngs, buraps, oznabuYgs and ticklenburgs
Brown and bleached Russia sheetings
Irish sheetngs, diapers and linens
Merino and cashmere shawls, cloth and cotton do
Hearth rugs, bangup cords
Black and colored Nankin and Canton grapes
Black and white Italian do
Black Italian lustring ofgood quality
Plain and figured gros de naples
Black, white and green satin
Black, blue, and white florence
Black and pink levantines. black mode
Black, scarlet, and drab silk velvet
Black, scarlet, and drab tabby do
Blue and black plush, long lawns, linen cambrics
Scotch lawns, linen cambria handkerchiefs
Calicoes and ginghams, new style
Black and colored bombazines
Bandanno and Madras hdkfs
Cotton cambTics, jackonet do
Plain and figured book muslins, Swiss do
Plain and figured real India do
Gentlemen's beaver and dog skin gloves
Ladies beaver and kiddo
Bobbinett lace, thread edgings
Bobbins, tapes, cotton and silk cords
Colored sewing silks, cotton balls and spools
Black and colored sash ribbons
A supply of COTTON YARN, of good quality, with
variety of other articles, which will be sold low for
CASH. now