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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04
OoTYEMs, OrPTOE.

No. 80, WA BI-STItEET, NEW YORK,
Neat door but one 10 the HeW EXCHANGE
r. COlEN j.. s. BKOTliEHS, OF Rr,ioofe have
- opcned branch Of ieir E.ahshmen ihe CRY 81
NEW-NOBk, and oHef heir seryces 10 the rnblic, As
Stock and E1chd-ge BrOkers.
is,nr chres IN Phiaisirhig baltimore, Rrkmond vsy.
I'm, C6ardon &. ~ enables them 70 collie, Tr,G, m
reiri, esf place iathe u"ron BANK NOTES Of every
btse bought aud sold on tie most =, asonlhe eius
~ utuho'ns Amtiis-B, Engihh, French gpsoisb pr
turuese anJ Columbian corr, II every DESCRIPTION Dollars
I've tnro aud treooh Crowns purc'sd fof which the
hig est premium VII ~ 81 trnts be efver.
~ t"eSa AID Do@es.'e Biz Vi ExeAs ,ss negoes,eS
tthN fG--6jG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

MIR. Noah's n. Advocate publishes letter from
Washington which mentions among The on dts of
the Day, that the President hast in
TO take MIR. Southland from the Navy Department,
and appoint Mf: Sanford, the new Senator of the
U. s. from N. York. in Mr.. souihard's place. :
This runsOur waltS confirmation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

FLIP We are authorised TO say, that the Dele
gates isoin Fairfax, NIessrs Moore aud Lane
VINO were colfned by indispostion) would have
vo'ed Tor the Cow enlion bill, if they had been in
the House, when that bill war acted on.
~ Weare requested 70 say that Mr.. James w.
Bonidin declines being candidate at the mex, e.
lection for the comfy of ChaEiotie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

!, -. . FUtUuUtt fIpPtItY TOT NoFc.
M folly empowered II sell tbe lsud, hs,eJ bv " W
lienins ifom Nathaniel Hrrlows and Colonel Joi Ni,b
sYiu between the town ~ Charlottesville and ,s tpis,
ny Of Nrgmiai Also, lot No. 81, ~ sad town ,bs be M
Charlottesville Saturday che ih Instant ready 10
propositions irow persons wishing 70 pulrhs'e
- hG. SFOTsWoOD.
-
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Nh De erposcd f,r g1ID

Col Jobn liokins' l1tc residence te county n King
hkeY touns Negroes toeehs with the hose hold table AID
rteheo furniture, corn and other articles attached 10 form
tbe - t,1,r,s,Tirr,5 ~
Feb.4 o., IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

~ The mass oi very Interesting Cosre-ional Debates
winch We tins day lay before readers, crowds o yai.
81 original aiiIees-We be-peak Tie paeale u ous Cu.e
punieuts.
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.AT,E,ETJ'S

lottery 3 ErchGnge- OEice, 166, Market strees.
BALTIMORE:
where great capitals prizes sold than a,
other Office IN The United States. = -
- Orders from any OF the United State. Nv mail pos.
PAD, or by private enclosing -ls or priz,
ia oth lotteries will the prompt ami ouuctusi
atteHiion as IL persDnal apple alton, add 10
s. a NJ ALLEN & CO. baltimore
~ Adventures al distance all times forward tI.;-
o.rs with confidence Aen's Office for if they .LoulJ ar
rive too late the will he returned or Invested In tl
next lottery asreeaby 10 OF der. " -
/ Baltimore, Jan. %. aA,Ge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

Ament or delay in the liquidation Of ali just and
constitutional claims Of the state upon the u. s
(ior expenditures during the last WARY And re-
Questing the Governor TO present them TO the
government of the U. s. Take care, sirs- Let
these be your" constitutional claims not claims
got up, in utter disregard of the acquisitions of the
federal compact.
bill to repeal an act TO withdraw from the
Bank Of the U. S. the protection of the laws OF
Ohio, was read the 3D. time in the Senate of that
state nthe 10Th inst when the reading of silly
letter from the agent of the Bank 10 the recorder
OF Clement county was called for: .. This letter
threatens the officer with prosecution, ruin, &c.
u he should not procure the repeal OF said act -
This letter excited much ferment in the Senate -
ana the eli was laid on the table till the next day
Mr. Reynolds has been delivering HE SUNNI
-on,d Lectures at Lancaster, Pa.-and proposes
mat The government should equip few discovery
snips' to test the truth OF the hypothesis. The
Editor OF the Lancaster Telegraph - can see no
GOOD Objection against e<,uippng one or two YES
seis Tor the purpose Mi II. is bending his steps
to Washington to illuminate the sages OF the land :
As this is The day of discovery, as the " spirit OF
imProv is abroad upon tie earth" (and why
not under the earth las we have 40 much money
to spare for such magnificent projects he need
not absolutely despair of success.
Among the other projects which were submitted
20 the Federal Convention, is TO promote in
general the Arts and ScieRces: The Convention,
however, thought better OF the matter, and speci-
ed the only way IN which Congress should promote
them; VIZ. TO promote the progress of science and
useful arts, by securing for limited times to au-
thors and inventors, the erciuSire right TO their
respective writings and discoveries Mr.. Adams
takes the very same view of this clause OF the
constitution, when he declares III his Message as
follows:
- The laws relating 10 the administration OF the
Fatent Oiiice are deserving OF much considerations
and, perhaps, susceptible of some mprovem
ne grant oil power to regulate the action of Con-
gress, on this subject, has specified both the end
to De attained, aud the means By ,chich al is to
De Greeted 10 promote The progress OF science
and theuseidl arts, Sc sc. What, Sir is the end
- L promote the progress oil science and the useful
arts. what are the ais0ns. Sir, by which hey are
10 be eiecIed:" MIR. y. himself specifies them in !
lac street words 1.-THE consti ion. And yet would |
I oe believed, that any man who had regard |
or ms Character as politician, would in the very
same Message launch ont into such general ard
enumeration OF the powers, which |
nay be exercised Tor " pronotn. the impro ement
Jl Agriculture, Commerce and Mauufac ures the |
'uitiya anon aud encourageme az the Mechanic |
ana OF tire elegant Arts, the advancement ue |
Literature, and the progress of the sciences, oyna-
mental and profound" lie lrhoai would wa find |
a reacirTy 10 the most sacred OF irusts:''
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40 SO tickets
S214,2OO Dollars

Tickets in Tie lboye Lottery be bal 81 The Wana's
O0ce unler te Eagle i~-i Re huond al The f,Jreir.
rates Whole ticket - Hall DO. SO Quarter do - 70
Package Of Twelve uck', embracing te 80 Nos 81 The
LOTTERY "hth must q herrsi;y dlaw Sl5 80 nf witt 20
many rbenee' for capitals .res Of paka psy be bad
al tir rate.
frzes tnthc lotteries of New York, y. Iesry Penn,yga
ma Delfgafe Mary lat Wellington riy Virginia, Nor,b
Oaroina and Lou'sifta, viii r. received IN Payment
Odefs, enciVins The ossh, rfes lbye If post-
age, ior tickets or shares, Will ueet with prompt attention.
addressed TO j. E YATES, ,
A. MiNryRG 5 "anogfr'.
Doc
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no Observation-Disclosures

NE suhserIhsr encouraged by tie of the machine,
h made by h.' sie father and hmssf-anI also b, the en-,
he h ed thtse Hast ud yeas ess leave
10 INFORM ms iriend aud the public generally, that he cuul-
nue - make bUtn Portable aud Fixed Whea Treshor N
chimes ." different and reduced plees of which are
MAJ. ol the best materials put together strong est man
ne a"i hVtrs the respectable NJ v
su,nC.ent Recommendations.
john E>.AIL, opposite the Post-QGce
Richmond, Fell. S, i8.5
have used Mr. .-Aas's Wheat Machine for four wears
have no hesittiOpIsay tGsl tn. hest rrs-
Maeiae' IA '. country y certainly thrssl,,s out wheat
itcr aud CLEANER and less a get Of order dian nv
machine have aud believe have seen ali IN,
N dsrn lnaeh'pts of this country, Il yery durAe being
principally Ol ca 4ron and w asst if taken proper care OF
ID yeats al least aud te end will be cheapest Of al
nao hines mn (! N,yEt,
Shirley, Jan. 81, 1896
have had niue the Exall Portable Wheat Tl.re.hing
lAeh. Tor year, aud have no hesitation !n that r
durability, eAprIiu aud saving gram il far superior 10
any Ihieshns Machine have fine facility viii
"h'ch II Is Moved To- different fI'u- gives decided adj
vaniaees. aud nis easily kept in Urdei. j. ARClER
bermuda Hundred, 3I>t Jan. 1895
aa well atIGed With The work performed by mr. Ex,li,
WheaI Machine, ald greatly prefer oilers have cen m
JysEptt MNtt~
Richmond, Ist Fcl. 1926
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

'E7HE ul,cribc will sell The IOih Mach next At r,b;
auction before tie front door OF iie Esse Tavern m In.
city Of Rthm"ni, hIs plantation called Bunker ~ -,
P2sie creek inihe county Of Ceserh,lJ live add lsf
ihile allow hc town Of Manchester between lie
irrttiupkr road sad 4m,s RIVER This pilmta,iD contain.
eSi acres Of LAM ha OF which i, woodland L.s;ly
inbtred with OAK and Fre ana ,iAty vi the land a
exec lcut cirek uotluins
The inp consist Of eo,umoiiou dwelling house
harm stable. hOus-, aud all other out
aud very yauitc Saw MILL abuud4n supplied with vie.
iron P,sh;e Geek aud with ber iron. the adi,e.t v
lands OF The Plantation There also tie san, creek
newly erected irit Mil, excellent order AMI n rond
neishculoji for The Psn,alion is i,,,t. y
sreable neishiourhOnd and ~ u waered healll,s
county residence tHere are few situations desirable
aud possesses the time the convenience of tv
to market The subscriber, intending remove toth, West
purchaser. Those who NAV he iii POSED 10 purchase .us ,o
Pcry, requested 70 VISIT the premises where Tho sub.rti
iirthe information upon the subject they may de.irr
III f iaIe known tie day sale which e;Il t,k
place at " o'clock, aud be conducted by c. o. CLARKE
Auctts ANDERSON FBu AuI,s
Fcb.I e1fj,
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ANnREw STEVENSON.


rs TIE anove sale cannot take place advertised in cn.e-
queue Of The iudispo.d'on of one Of The Trustee and a,
rt'' Of e "esher, he postponed tl Monday the 18Th inst,
~Hep It will be made Il the place stated shove.
a. STEYENSFN.
IL. SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

pursuance Of deed Of trn, made Le 4h diy OF 1,1I
1913 and recorded ia the Office the eonr Of Ietirn
county, heiween William Dlhney, IT,. and Elizabeh nj III
wife thu part, the subsorbe 5f the second part and
tam pcrsoos therein named OF the rd pant aud by su
sed according the terms Of ;e SAID deed We mi
on Friday ue Sd day % February next sell at public suction
the premises, to tie highest bidder Tor cash the
property de.crihed in The SAID de'ds all that prope in I
the sah Dhncy hath file or interest purchased Of ASsnd
rro Andrew stevenson aud John Adams. Trustees for tho
Marion Hill Company, ~. s. and mentipnad in tb .ei L.
innrxod II said decd a. bc1s lots T. n H. described ~ plsn
lsched toa deed from sd taton and others, ~ Prc,.
t"9 and others. trq''ecs a. 1ice.sd to the said Dacy Inv
deed dated the 18Th day Of July st7 also mentioned and de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

John Wiekhag,, ~ Wm. +. wicklaul, Esq
WINS Carter. t1.i Edmund T. LyiekI',,n e.
Wan b. RAndoipS k.q. Johu O. Mosby, Esq aud others
d.. Trent, to-. tuinerufs Ia n,e,.,,n
n IL. Wheh Fans, Straw Cutting Machines, Con- Shri-
lers and ali knd' Of Agricultural lmpetts I.Ade in III.
best manner Smiths Work ngenelaL
Feb.4
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the question being put, The motion OF Mr.. Bartlett
prevailed.
Mr.. Cambreleog Of New York, then moved to
add the following:.
% For the purchase of land and right Of way ,
at Throg's Neck. on Long Island Sound, seven
teen thousand dollars"
In support of this motion, Mr.. Cambreleng made
some statements of fact. which he concluded by
calling for the reading Of two letters; from the
Secretary Of War, and the other from the Board OF
Engineers, in relation to this subject.
Mr. Powell, Of Virginia, wishing for further III
formation, moved that the committee rise.
The committee then rose, and having obtained
leave TO sit again,
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-04

a Senator OF the United States. writing TO the
editor oiths Piusburg Statesman, says" You
appear to think it was premature in the President,
TO accept the invitation, TO send members 10 the
ConSTes at Panama. Perhaps had you the same in
formation on this subject that have, you would
think differently. This business has brought before
the Senate, mass Of diplomatic correspondence,
that may never Be made kEovn TO lhe world"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15
New Dry Goods,
a Watch Host.

4 PATENT LEVER fine gold Watch, made by Ro.
N bert Roskell, of Liverpool, No. ,734, was taken
from place in this city where it was accidentally left
Appended to the Watch is gold chain of short links,
the lower half of three strans, with new gold key
and gold seal somewhat worn, with topaz stone and
band of chased green gold. steel key and the eye
or upper part of old gold key also attached to
the chain. As this Watch has been advertised in the
papers fthis city from the day which it was lost
l20h March) and suitable reward offered, it is now
to be presumed that it not the intention ofthe finder
or holder to return it to the owner. Watch-makers
police officers and others of Alexandra, therefore
respectfully requested to aid IN its recovery. will
give reward Of Thirty Dollars for the Watch and ap-
pendages, Twenty Dollars for information that
get them again. sAM'L. BURCH,
in the House of Reps
City Of Washington, April11.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15

The great Unkno,om-ST1LL Unkno,on We
have seen letter just received by gentle man
OF this city from Ednburg, which states that
Sir Walter Scott, in making his claim against
the house of Constable * Company which had
failed, acknowledged himself to be the Propri-
etor only and not the author of the Wayerly
Novels. The acknowledgment of proprietor
ship was sufficient TO establish his claim against
the estate of the firm. Phil Free. Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15
COMMERCIAL.
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
.4prH 14-Brig Olympia, Wilson, St. Thomas, 90
days sugars, skins, and wine to A. C. Cazeaove Co.
Sloop Java, Rodbird, New-York ; northern produce
to Robinson & Shinn.
Schnr. HELEN, Whttlesey, New-York; freight for
the District-to Robinson s Shinn.
Sloop Regulator, Monroe, Trinidad; to T. Vowel.
SAILED,
Schr Mary Archer Lynch, New-York.
Schr Lincoln, Berry, Surinam.
Brig Ranger, Hedge, Boston.
Schr Polly, Laston, Portland.
Sloop Earl, Wicks, cleared at New York, for this
port, 18th inst.
Albion, Frost, from this port was left at MAINTAIN
zas, 18th ut. discharging.
list of American vessels left at st. Thomas. 23d
March, 1926, by the brig Olympia, capt. Wilson,
of this port.
Ships Prudence, Mcpherson, ofNYork, for do. Ids
Mary Ann, Whttemore of Gloucester, for do. days.
Brigs Jane, Fowler, NYork, for st. Cfoix, days;
Factor, Wheeler, Boston, unc. unc; Hannibal, Har-
ware, Bath, unc.. unc; Aurora, Nyr Boston, for ST
Croix, days; Sea Bird, Carr, Newport, unc. unc;
Gov. Winslow, Knaff, Salem, for do days; Miles
Standsh, Mayo, Plymouth, unc; Nestor, Collins,
Portland, unc. unc Just arrived.
Schooners-Irs, Allen, Of and for Baltimore days
New Orleans, Ladd, of Philadelphia unc Alexander,
Lowell, of Boston, unc; PostBoy, Tilleu, of Washing
ton, unc Mary, Wharf, of Boston, unc Hiram, Dock
ray, of Freeport, unc Almira Rounday, of Beverly
for Cumana days
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15

rather heavily, alta reduction of IS. a IS. per
ewt. Ordinary middling Demerara, 7os mid
ding 75s. good ordinary, mixed Jamaica SIS.
fine ordinary SIS. 3D. ST. Domingo nominally
SIS. SIS. Spices are in less request than
last week. Tallow is steady at sss. Hemp
advanced from Al to AL. on account of the gov
eminent contract. Flax, little doing. Turpen-
tine lbs. No sales in Tobacco TO-DAY,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15
LIVERPOOL MARKET-March |

LIVERPOOL NARKET-March IL.
owe have experience an improved demand
for Cotton the past week from the trade, and
spectators have been purchasers at the prices
Of the previous week. The sales of the week
amounted to $4,000 bags, including $500 Up
lands, at So to Il, average I'D, l,5lo Or
leans, Il to 10, average, 8 6-l6 $50 Alabamas,
and so Sea Islands The import, 1884 bags
The sales of to-day are estimated at $4,000 bags,
at full prices Of yesterday, and about quarter
was taken by spectators. here has been
moderate demand for Montreal Pot Ashes, and
about $50 bis. sold at 25 to 23s; $50 casks n.
York Flaxseed have been sold at As to sos. 4
bis -Beesewax, loL los. and 5000 Barrel Slaves
at 10 tol There are enquiries for new Car
olina Rice, which the market is cleared, but in
other articles, very little has been done.
March l6.-Since writing the pre- ceding, We
have had steady demand for Cotton, the sales
Of which the last few days are estimated at 1000
bags Of all sorts, at about previous. prices
There is fair inquiry this morning, but the
extent Of business for some days past without
any advance, has caused more Cotton to be Of
fered, and some spectators who purchased
New Uplands TWO or three weeks since, have
been induced to realize an advance of to I
per ID. and in consequence, purchasers wish
to buy on better terms. Montreal Ashes are
more saleable, al 26 for Pots, and 26s Cd for
Pearls Most Of the American Flaxseed in
port, has been sold at as AIS. in bond. 900 bis.
OF Turpentine have been sold at es. cd. No
import of Cotton this week"
LONDON misunderstanding, March a.
The demand for Cotton has been steady last
week, principally for export, with an, improve
ment in price-Surats AID. SD. for choice;
Bowels I'D. Z SD. for good new; and Per.
mans lo9d. Yesterday and this forenoon the
market was brisk. The advance stated last
week in Muscovado Sugar has been firmly
maintained-demand steady. This stock is
now only 5000 bis. more than it was in 1925.
Molasses have advanced from GAS. cd. 2es.
cd. The public sale Of Coffee to-day went off
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15
70 Vet.
George S. HOMgh.

oOoA ~ ~
I now opening handsome assortment Of SPRING
GOODS, comprised in part of
Ga and A cambria muslns
Jackonet do
Figured, striped and crossed barred do
Book and Swiss do
Best cacos and chintzes and furniture do
An elegant assortment of ginghams
o. and 7-8 Grecian and Bolivar striped musns
Barrege musns
Fancy silk, barrege and gauze hkfs
Book muslin do
Nankin and Canton Grapes
Super and common bombazines
large assortment OF cotton, silk and thread hosiery
both long and short
Lady's extra English kid and OTHER gloves
Mems Woodstock, beaver silk and thread do
Irish linens A and rs in half and whole pieces
Irish dowlas and diaper
Linen cambnc and do hkfs
Russia diaper and sheetings
German and Scotch linens and hearth rugs
Wilmington and other stripes for boys
Union mixture and summer cloth for coats
Wdite and colored drillings (some very fne)
o ford mkt lasting for Goats
Super black twied circassian for do
Fine black prunel for do "a beautiful artice)
Black and colorcd Denmark satteen, for pantaloons
Searsuckers and best blue and yellow nankins
White and colored MarscilleS yesting
Striped Jeans and satteen
Shoe stuffs and nankn floor mating
Cloth and canvas padding
Green, blue, pink and buff Aorencas
Black Italian lustring, some very superior
Black mode, green gauze and wells
White, black, and green Italian grapes
Cravats and cravat stffeners
Best spool and ball servings
Knitting cotton and sewing silks and threads
Parasols and umbrellas
general stock of domestics and cotton yarn
Together with most other articles in the dry good line.
4th mo IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15

Public Sale.
THIS DaY, the IN of .aprL
W1LL be sold at the Auction Store all the personal
w estate of Isaac Gibson, decd consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
One first rate double Darrell Gun, with apparatus one
superb patent lever Gold Watch. Also,
shares Ale xandria Bank stock,
50 do Columbian Insurance do.
50 do Fire Insurance do
do Washington Bridge do
3! do Little River do
Terms at Sale, VIM GIBSON.
Admr. of Isaac Gibson
apr s. A. MaRS7ELLER. aue.
pThe above sale is postpOn-
ed-Duc notice as to the time when it will take place,
will be given in the papers. april 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15

st. Domingo Coffee, Logwood, &c.
No,c landing from Schooner Mary,
$50 Bags prime st. Domingo coffee
$4,000 lbs. logwood
1900 lgnumvate For sale by
JOHN 8. MILLER.
In Store,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
500 do ground alum do
40 barrels tar
10 do pitch
10 casks sweet Malaga wine
10 do Madeira, Howard, March & Co.'S brand,
imported in 1892
100 barrels prime pork
100 do mess do
10 coils cordsge
500 bushels corn anrfI IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15

THE House of Goldschmid -Writs Of Foreign
attachment have issued in this city against the
property of this house, in which bail of $780,
900 have been demanded. Phil Free. Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15
The Subscriber
INTENDING to decline the general Dry Goods bu-
Il siness, in which he has been engaged, offers his
SVOCK OF GOODS

y WIN vi WV bo
on hand, by wholesale RETAIL at reduced prices-lt
consists Of
Cloths, kerseymeres, Scholfeld's Aannels
Cambria muslins, Irish linens, long lawns
Irish and English shirting cottons
Superine bombazetts of all colors
A variety of fine vestings
English sewing silk and twist
Patent and Aberdeen threads
Twilled and plain tapes
Best London pins ofall sizes
Best treble and common gilt buttons
Gentlemen's beaver and docskin gloves
Russia sheetngs and Ravens duck
Burlaps, Nos. l, 2, 3, and 4
Ingram and VenifiGn Star q Floor Carpetings.
HE HAS JUST RECEIVED
Irish linens, fine table damask diapers Sd 9-4& 1914
Towelling diapers of all kinds
5-4 Irish shetings, very fine
6 casks shad and herring seine Irvine
bales ofcommon, yellow and bleached shoe thread
Domestic cottons, bleached and unbleached
And expects daily, assortment of Plaids, Stripes,
Checks and Cassinetts. CHARLES BENNETT.
apr 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-15
Public Sale.
Public Sale at the Auction >tore.

Public Sale at the Auction >tore.
ON TUESDAY .aT10UCLOCK
WILL be sold, sup candles, do mackere, no choco-
late, Y H. tea, vinegar cider, molssses, etc. Also,
sdeboard tables, chairs, cribs, cradles candle stands
looking glasses, child's carriage scales and weights
easy chairs ladies' walking shoes and slippers (Phad.
made,) frying pans, ovens and bedsteads.
also, uithout reserue-
pipes superior cognac brandy, warranted; 9 casks
common do, boxes superior segars case mems fur
hats barrels apple brandy kegs csyendish tobacco
hobby horses set of crockery.
WILL BE ADDED, WITHOUT RESERVE,
20 bbs. cider apr ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-17
a Card.

cENoR T. NJ. CARRAsCo, professor and teacher
- of the Spanish language, presents BIS saeiu &c.
acknowledgements to the citizens of Alexandra ana us
vicinity for the liberal patronage and hospitality winch
h. has enjoyed during his abode in their city roct
Experience confirming the suggestions OF co,eo IS
reasoning, has convinced him that the proiGene,
pupils in acquiring foreign languages Is mGe ndsduss
when each class consists of ten or tweHe HiI.r
than when is composed of greater or OF smaller ne,
numberThe approach Of his second qu.s a% h ,e
advanced proficiency of his first pupils r ns cIass
that il is expedent to make arrangements "r IL" Glass;
es. -. c:o,Js who have al
the benefit therefore of s f as we'll as for his
o ee1oy he soes the attention of those gentlemen who
ssnns @ spa pab hss S s spa
ing to the rules established at Madrid. Mr.
e ss % wait ladies ss or s" ws ~ae
prefer recen"s eet in the public building, next door
HIS Gasne HALL and his hours of attendance are be,
tween and s. for the morning a conn a
mence on inc 1o'A '"' may1l
City Hoto.