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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24
Houses s. Aots in Brentsville


FOR SALE.
A The subscriber havingpurchased
"a FlS the tavern establishment occupied BY him
ia for the last two years, wishes to sell lotNc
ET8 Is, fronting the Courthouse, an excel.
lent stand the business of profession otherwise
upon which there is a neat DWELLING, with an ex.
ceent store room and counting under the SAINT
roof good kitchen and lock cellar under the 1st s,o
nv, with dairy, smoke house, stable, and other con
yencnccs There is also on this lot, convenient
HOUSE., built for, and now occupied by mechanics,
and rents well, bnt would be detached from the
boye, if preferred. Also the back lot adjoining the
bove, known in plan Of said town. by No. IS, which
well as the aforenamed is unlcr good enclosure,
in astate of cultivation, and has on one corner an
ceent
BlackSmiths' Shop,
the tools Of which might be purchased with the lot OIL
good terms. Also, vacant lot at the corner of Hooe
and Union ST. No 54l5 and lot of Br5toe tract land
adjoining the town of Brentsvie, upon which is
dwelling house, containing about
400 Acres,
under good fence, and very susceptible of improve
ment. The above property would be sold together or
apart, to suit the purchaser, and at low prices one
third payable in hand Tin cash bonds, at dscoun
and the balance reasonable time, if well secured
If sale not effected by August Court next, the SAD
property will be sold at public auction aforesaid
APP I6-Iawtf TIL. X. HAMPTON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24
Tobacco and Snuff Store
JOHN W. LOGAN.

JVAN w. LOSAN,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and custom.
IL ers generally, that he has on hand At his Store
FIRST GUILTY. CHEHZYG TUBACCO,
warranted to be superior to any in the District. Also,
Superior ladies' twist 1st quality small do Gray Pan
KEYS celebrated brand Also-Superfne yellow and
brown sEGARS, manufactured from the best Havana
tobacco, in whole, half and quarter boxes-2d quality
do do do-1st and Cd quality half Spanish do-do do
common do, made ofsuperior tobacco.
.Also-A general assortment of lst quality SNUFFSof
Martinique
Natchitoches
Loillard's Maccaboy, in bottles and lars
Coarse and fine Rappee
CARROTS Scotch, in bottles and bladders
Leiper's do do do
Also, a complete assortment of SNUFF BOXES
which he Offers wholesale retail low as can be-
had at any other establishment in the District Coun
try dealers and others wishing articles in his line, will
find it to their advantage to favor him with call At his
store next door to Tylers Lottery Office, King street,
Alexandra.
Cash ,oiN be giren for good transfer Tobacco.
N. B. Tickets in the various lotteries will be KEEP,
constantly for sale. Iune 10---Sm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24
Wheat Wanted.

WYE wshtO purchase wheat and s goed Wheat
g, LINDSAY s. HILL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24
REMOVAL.

IAMES e. BARRY has removed to the store lately
81 occupied by Mr. Nehemiah Carson, on king-street,
next door to the store of Messrs McCrea & CO. and
the Washington Tavern, and has just received very
general assortment of new and beautiful
SPRING IND SUMNER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24
100 Ibs. Cotton in Bats,
n n1S qu"''' ~ geo.: S. HoUGH.
MackereA.

r ANDING from the brig Lucy Ann, iVO oaFrelS
i fall AL3CKEREL, which will be sola 10" Il u"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24

TAMES A. WATERS has Just received and is now
~ opening, at his new store, southeast corner o
King and Fairfax streets, general assortmertof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24

E1As Just received, and offers for sale at the house
n Sou'h-,oest Corner of King and Fairfar Streets
recently occupied by Mr. JAMES BARRY, an extensive
assortment of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24
One Case I.eghorn ROnnets.

With great variety of other articles too numerous tc
particularise, which will be sold low for Cash.
may IL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, OCTOBER q. 1926.
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & III. WILSON.

No. los, Market Street wilmington,
AVE- been appointed sole Agents in the State os Della
ware, tor the sale of Ouradges Chemical Balm of Co.
foa, which is extracted from tree found in the wds Of
america Inc Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume and ITS grand capillary virtues are as follows
ue p"te pce SO cents, prevents the hair from falling
OIL IN 10 holrs from its first application, causes new
growth OF whlskers in a few weeks bottle price vs.
cens WI not only stop the hair from falling off, but like.
WISE N three weeks growth to appear and
person. = 's
prevents the hair from turning gray and makes it curl
oeau''uy, look bright and glossy and in few applca
aches. - 80 u
IS by repeated experiments found bear every sort Of
climate without the least injury TO its virtues.
copies OF certificates will be shown by The venders from
gentlemen who after being bald number of years. have
received a new growth of hair.
me sgners characters supported by His Britannia
Maesys Consul Philadelphia who thereto has preixed
ms seal and the royal arms of Great Britain; Also the hayor
and other Magistrates Of Philadelphia who were personal
acquainted with the sgners have certified to their high
October 90, 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
SHERIFF'S SALES
B1 PETER b DEL.a.NY, SHgRIFF.
October 10th, 1896.

virtue of certain "rits of ais plus lev a & ais ven
hp exps. TO me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the house of VIM. Williams in the Village of Canu ell,
Bridge, in St. Georges hundred Saturday the entv.
eighth of October inst at two O'clock p. Nj all those two
third parts of certain tract of land formerly of William.
Hanson, dec Gather of John Hanson, dec situate in S.
Georges hundred, Newcastle County, bounded by lands Of
The heirs of Rev Thomas Reed, dec, Philip Janver lands
late of John Jones and oherscontainng hundred and
eghtyone and GO perches, less--whch said
two third parts thereof undivided descended and came to
the said John Hanson eldest and of the heirs
the said William, his death intes ate and further
assured to the said John by deed duly executed by David
vardvke Mary his wife, which said Mary the angF.
cr of the said William decmed and taken to be the pro-
peity Of John Hanson, dec.
AsO-at the same time and place, the following des-
crbed plantations tracts pieces Of land, mash and Grip
pe, situate, lying and being in The hundred and county
aforesaid to wNo 1, farm in said hurdred one thild
of which is life right with three log dwelling houses and
other buildings thereon erected bounded by lands Of VII
liam G. Catk John Boyd aud Others c3rainrg 20 acres
less. No g piece of and i said huntred, boun-
ded aforesaid and containing 33 acres, less
M. lot of marsh Augustine Creek bounded by lands
Of William Wilson, John McWhorer ard others, con,anin.
acres, less. No A. lot If marsh said Creek
bounded by marsh of Rbeccs Reed Joshua jefferson and
others, containing acres, less. No. S. lot Of
marsh aid Creek, bonded by land of Rebecca Reed
Isaac Wood and Others, cortanii acres less
No. 6, lot Of marsh and crip sad Creek bounded
by lands Of Joshua jefferson, ohn Gov and Others con.
tanning 45 acres, less No z, lot of and
upland said Creek bounced BY lands OF Rachel Hanson
Joshua Jefferson and Others containing acres more or
Fitzgerald Sarah McDonough and others. containing 81
acres less. Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Motion Hudson
Newcastle, October 18th, 1926. 96-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
From The Museum Of Foreign Literature and Science
A DIRGE.

WEEP not for her-oh she was far too fair,
Too pure to dwell on this guili-tanted earth
The siness glory, and the golden air
OF Zion, seem'd to claim her from her birth
Spirit wander'd from its native zone,
Which, soon discovering took her for its own:
Weep not for her.
Weep not for her Her span was like the sky
Whose thousand stars shine beautiful and bright
Like flowers that know not what it is to die;
Like iong-inked, shadeless months of Polar light
Like Music floating DER a wayeless lake,
While Echo answers from the fowery brake,
Weep not for her
Weep rot for her She died in early youth,
Ere Hope had lost its rich romantic hues
When human bosoms seem'd the homes of truth
And earth still gIeam'd with beau:y's radiant dews,
Her slmmer.prime waned not to days that freeze;
Her VINE OF life was run not to the lees;
Weep not for her!
Weep not for her!--By fee, or slow decay,
It never grieyed her broiher's core to mark
The playmates of her childhood wane away
Her prospects w,her; or her hopes grow dark;
Translated by her God, with spirit shrven,
She pass'd as were in smiles from earth to Heaven
Weep not for her!
Weep not for her!-lt not hers to feel
The mseres that corrode amassng years.
'Ganst dreams of baffied bliss the heart to STEEL
To wander sad down Ages vale OF tears,
AS whir the wither'd leaves from Friendships tree
And OH earths wintry world alone to be;
Weep not for her
Weep not for her!-she is an angel now,
And treads the sapphire floors of Paradise;
All darkness wiped from her refueent brow,
Sin, sorrow, suffering, banish'd from her eyes.
Victorious over DEATH to her appear
The sistad joys of Heavens eternal year
Weep not for her
Weep not for her!--her memory is the shrine
of pleasant Thoughts, soft the scent of flowers,
Calm as on wnGless eve the SUMS decline,
Sweet as the sotg of birds among the bowers,
Rich as rainbow with its hues of light,
Pure as the moonshibe of an autumn night.
Weep not for her.
Weep not for her There is no cause for wo
But rather nerve the spirit that it walk
Unshrnking Ger the thorny paths below,
And from eaitl's low de6lements keep thee back
So, when few feet severing years have flown,
She'll meet thee at Heavens gate--and lead thee on!
Weep not for her
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
Trustees sale Of Valuable Land.

\ NDER Decree OF the High Court of Chancery Of
~ Maryland the subscriber Trustee, will sell at pub
land, the farm which Mr.. William pour now resides
situate about two miles from Elkon and miles from
Frenchtown. Ii contains about four hundred al seventy
acres-al best bottom land Of excellent soil and with
good proportion, least $50 acres Of wood The improve
ments consist of frame dwelling house, barn aud other
sites for dstleres Its level surface fertile SOIL and vci-
nifty to Baltimore, adapt i in remarkable degree for a
grazing and market farm and its advantages in these
poets increased by the easy steamboat, communication
with Baltimore; furnishing conveyance in few hours
Of the produce of the farm to the markets of that city
io industrious men this land offers many inducements
attend the sale of it, The of sale arc cash on the
ratification of it by the Chancellor the purchaser on.
ton third in cash, the residue in three equal install.
nents in six ne and twelve months. with interest from
the day of SALE upon buud and security to be approved by
the Trustee. CHARLES r. MAYER
Oct. IL, 1896 96--5t Baltimore
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
THE FIRST LOTTERY
To be draarn is the
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.

Fourth Glass on the first day OF November.
Scheme--1 Prize of $4,000, Of $500, of o000 1 of
1850 Of 1500 of 1860, OF 1000, IL Of 20o I56 of 90
780 of 6, and 1900 Of dollars.
Ticket 3-tiaf l. .50-Quarter 75-Eighth 37I cts
Washington Canal Lottery, Sd, Glass,
To be drawn fhe 9th of November, 1t contains /
Prize of $4,000 l OF 1900; If 1514; of 1000; 10
400 SO of 100i 50 of 80; 104 Of 10 1900 Of 4 and
1060S Prizes of 9.
Ticket So oo-Haf .oo--ouarter 5o--Eighh a5 cts
Union Canal Lottery 25th Class,
To be drawn the 18Th OF November.
Scheme prize Of 500, 000 of 10000; Of 1000;
Of 1000; of 1900; of 1000; 10 1000; 20 of
500; 90 Of 200; 50 Of 1906 50 of So 1852 OF 10 and
lQ6O8 of S each
Ticket 5-IIalf 2,50-Quarter 25-Elgbth 62 cts.
Tickets and shares either OF the above Lotteries
be had in great variety of numbers and cash paid for
prizes demand, by
J. ]. ROBINSON,
Oct. II. No. 105, Market street, Wilmington, Del
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

GTRAYED away from Cherry Island Marsh, on Sunday
~ the 8sh inst Bay Mare, about IS hands high, be.
tween and years uld switch tall small saddle mark
with few white hairs the side. The Mare was
full shod, and is good saddle creature. There was
small sore the witer Whoever will return said mare
10 the Wheat Sheaf Tavern the Philadelphia and will
mngton Road, or to Mr. j. NJ. Smiths Tavern in Will
mngton, shall receive the above reward.
JOHN LYNCH
Oct. IL, 1926. o6-4ip
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
MACHINERY FOR SALE

FSsHt oowng Cotton and loolen Machinery are offered
IL fer sale, at reduced prices
C0TIO.r .H4CHLNERT.
-Four Throses Of 100 spindles each.
One 80 inch Card, workers and strppers good clothing
One Sc inch do. do do.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Roring frames, l6 each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block. &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used, and most
Oft is in good working order
WOOLE.r .tiaCHLN.ERT,
Three "a inch Cardng Engines.
One Billy 90 Spindes.
Two Jnneys 70 SpIndles each.
One Warping Mill.
Twenty Looms, most of them broad with Reeds IIcddes
Shuttles, Bobbns &c. &c.
Five new Power Looms, that supposed will do either
for woolcn cotton goods
The above Machinery will be sold low, either altogeth
er or in parts. Apply to J.ALRICHS & Co.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 15h 1896 So
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
rhss hns, notYst rrtnrned-non.ennenl.

They nave p6tyet rrturned-eonseauen
", we do not know the result of then mis-
sim; but the general opinion is. that Mar.
cERo vii not return. Should he refuse.
lear The consequences will be fatal ID the
peace of this department for am told.
lapd by good authority iop,j that if h.
persists in his opposition, il is The inien.
lion of General PAEz, who IL now al Va.
lcncia. To attack him Immediately on his
arrival al this place, which will BIZ in a
few DAYS.
:" The day before yesterday, 400 cavalry
came In from the Llanas, and more troops
are expected-it is said the battalions OF
Cassderes aud Grsuaderos are coming.
do mol mean Col. UsrLER's Granaderos,
but those of Echagaa rel Llaneros, and
of course, not the most pacific creatures in
the world. General PAEz is still very
sick, otherwise we should have been IA
yored Nth the presence IF his Excelency
before this time.
- don't knaw what will be the end oil
all this some think it will stand as it is
until the arrival of BoLIyAR-o others
think we shall nave fighting in tho neigh
at all events. that few days will develop
much, and partially fix the ultimate result
of this unpleasant business"
BoLivar.-The Congress of Bolivar was
installed on the 2sth May last. General
Sucre resigned the command Of the Re-
public, requesting the Congress to put q
native of the country at thu head of IFS af
fairs. The Congress came to a resolution
not to admit the resignation, but Geoera
Sucre still persisted in his design alleging
that he was Colombian, and conse-
lently foreigner !; and therefore not en-
titled 10 their confidence. The Congres,
then represented to him the dangers I,
which he would expose the country b,
Withdrawing himself from the admlnistra
tlon of its Government and he finally
consented to retain the Executive Powe
until the arrival of Bolivar, who wa ex
pected at Chuquisaca about the first o
August.
By decree Of the Gath of May, an am
nesty is granted to all oatiyes of Bolivar
for their former official opinions. For
eigners are not to be disturbed on accoun
If their religion; but, on the contrary ar,
offered every kind of protection.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
New Establishment.

/nHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully morn
Il their friends aud tho public that hey
have formed connection Tor the purpose
of carrying on the several branches Of Sad
die b. Harness Making Business.
They will at all times keep "a General As
sOrtment of Saddles aud Brides, Goach, Glg
Wagon aud Cart Harness, Made ot the bes
materials and in the nGatest manner. Hav-
Ing served regular Apprenticeship TO this
Business, and il being their only means OF
support. they hope 10 meet with share oil
public patronage. And they assure those
who may favor them with business, that II
shall be executed with dispatch and in a sat
isfactory manner. Their Establishment is in
the house lately occupied by Mr.. Matthew
Quinn, nearly opposite Mr. A X. Nprth's
Book Store. LEWIS GREGORY,
ROB. S. WILKINS.
Oct. %. fc4w23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
LATEST FROM COLUdBIA.

' BALTIMORE, Ger. II.
by the fast sailing schooner Abarilla,
captain Edwards, in fourteen days from
Lagnayra, we have received letters to the
10Th OF September. The reports in circu-
'a'lon at Caracas, as mentioned by the last
arrival from Columbia, respecting the
light OF General Bermudez and the arri-
val OF BOLIVAR at Bogota, are now as
efta'ned to be incorrect. Our cores
pondents in Lagnira having neglected to
put any papers on board the Abarilla Tor
Us, WE have to make use exclusively oil
our private advices for information regard
hDS the state of parties in Venezuela,
winch, from present appearances. is rapid
y, approaching a very important crisis.
we have nothing to hope from the mode
'auoh or prudence Of General Paez, and
az lie expectation of Bulivar's immediate
~ ','N"' IN the country seems to be much
'"ayed, 1t IS highly probable that some
u"loflunatr act ofrashness will bring the
;o.'allon under the command OF Marcero
.''o immediate contact with the troops of
WE heiormers, when a civil war, il is
W oe apprrhcnded, will dcsolate the
,9'est portion of the Republic. The
,u'ss amount of American property which
"oofd be Jeopardised under such circum-
"a'ees, we should think ought to produce
Ir,'en'lon to the subject on the part of our
'o'ernment, ant the presence OF one of
y, s1F ships of war at Laguira, could not fail
o ~ prevent any improper conduct. towards
y, ,oa' e,'izens during the prevalence of any
F'Pu'af commotion. Gag.
-, CARACAS, esd Sept. 1895.
,.., wrote you last by the John aud 10.
, rpm, since when nothing materially in
testing "a 10 the political way has transpir
s 1' oat We anticipate something new in "A
a.. az. days A depuiation WAS yesterday sent
- Nv 10 treat with Colonel MARcERo, who
bi' w. lar from this place, and to invite
," W., 10 return to the City with the troops
s"uer HIS command, and guarantyiag to
.s" ~" ana MS troops pardon aud personal
,'y, Col SroPFoRp and one of the
'o'ub AEAhRAs, compose the deputa,ion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
Union Society.

TIN conformity 10 an act 81 the Legislature
] of Virginia entitled, An Act lncorpora
ting a Literature aud Library company ia the
town OF Lynchburg, passed the 10Th day OF
February, 1922, am directed publicly 10
notify the members OF the Lynchbnrg Union
Society, that they are required to meet (att the
usual hour at their Hall, on the first Thurs
day in Nov. next, to transact certain bust
ness prescribed by the Constitution anj Bye
Laws of said Society. RICH. II. IOLEk,
Secretary.
Oct. az. idm23.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
II IL irnwnin Ivnrhhnrg
- JANU AIRY NEXT
Alta , - DAi
More Prizes than Blanks.
SCHEME
6ll9 P,azes.
1888 BIZ nks.

Price oi ilc,ets ~ 90, but will rise on the
Isl November.
NODt o. DRAWING
Al the number III be put IN the wheel
n MAJ. All tn p Zr1 above three dollnrs
VIII be put in The prizr-wheel aud drawn out
opposite the Whole Dody OF numbers. The
first drawn number vii decide the inie OF ihe
900 three dbtlnr frlzes, AS follows, To Wit
ssioul1 II be one II tue first five thousand
numbers, thai Is 10 say, any number from No.
| 10 5OOu, inclusive, all those number i'll,
be entitled 10 three dallal prth. should II
be one III - lasl nv thousand numbers,
la is 10 -h,. rom No. 6Oul 10 lO0OO, inclu.
I'VE, tuen NIL those numbers will, IN like man.
nrr, he enilIrd Ia three dollars each. Those
w1o hold two tickets, one above and one
below NJ. 5000, Wnsi oi course draw ON
,nd may dlaw THREE prizes
he drawing will take place IN January
Mex under the superinlendence oil the FOL
lowing gentlemen Judge William Dnnt,l
Ghiswell lhlbney, Alben VI Daniel, John Il
Neem,J Bullock David q Murrell, VIM
VI KINNEY Nm. W Horyell, George Whit
locke, John w Bagwell Amm0n Hucock
Robert ksle james l. Clnytor, s.sse b. Ilnr
rson Micaiah DAYS, Colin Bnckncr, Elijah
Fletcher, John Wills, John Hancock ant
John {. Miller. Esqrs.
= Orders from distance, by mil, posi-
cash Or prize tickets, will meet the mos
prompt attention il addressed 10
AUG. Left .vICH,