davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

VIRGINIA At Rules holden 80 the clerks Office uftia
superior court Of Chaneary for the lsncburg district,
thu Gf' dlv Of Nogrmber, l-!G jJ4a Lynch, ex'r Of
Ilenr, W.-d, dec a, Pit. against Robert A. Wud,
DIFF.
The defendant not having cnfred his appearance to
the nmenrd bill Of the plaintiff ana Rsen -rcHriy arc9fr
ding ia @ act Of assembly and the rules Of this court,
and appearing by satisfactory evidcncc that he Is not
defendant dauPpcar hero the first day Of the next
tom ami ln-ucrhe hll II r'.r piag, and thai eag
Of Tins aasr hr faefsi'h inserted N some newspaper
printed a the town off Vnchbrr. for two months sue
ce.., - lnd posted "a tba Frost door of the courthouse
ia t.is aaid town. Acopy--Tr-ie,
~ IOnN WNLo. z.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25


- AbE OF LASD.--l The tract Of land vi ich
- WIS iatc the residence OF Eiizubr IL Doi.gz
las, dee viii BE- exposed 10 public SALE, On tn
premise on Saturday the l1ih 81 februlr.
next. II Is w,i, known az having once been Iht
property aud rrsiteace Of NChiiirs Don. las dec
But tI5al a morc particular description mas D.
given lit, tn, Subscribers viii observe Iat II l.
situated eli Wards Road Ut the distance Of a.
bout our nilc, from lYuchburg, and VIII con
scquontls pilprd many convenience 10 a resi-.
dent which are not pos" scd ~ other iarins.
more remote from the scat Of busilrss OF from
SO pu6lis aIold as tn ON above mentioned II
Is well wuirrcd, contains good dwelling hoise.
and Other out houses, a.lYid, 81 excellent Of
chad, presents quantity ot ths largest timber
90 the neifAbornooi and r. supposed 10 contain
432 Acrcs; but vii be subject la suy"y Prev
Ougly to the dry ot sale, aud viii t. sod accord.
indy. Inc gentlemen Of Lyuahaafe, WHO may
wish country seat for their families, near the
theatre Of lcir occupations or those at "A lis
lance who may wish 10 be- near the market OF
llbonr AMI OF produce, are invited to visit the
prcunsel ai.1 tti5f, themselves. The title shall
be gosd icrus VII be liberal, aud made
kno@no On tlc day OF sale.
THE LEGATEES.
II ttthc same time and place, will be sold a
rood Road Wagon aud two horses.
ACHILLES VI. DOUGLAS.
Jan p. c3w25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

to contend with the Doctor for u, honor Of re.
preseuuE the psttiet can ;ind ,ni,,iu1 mp IL
thro" II Ccruerus Is 10 balance accounts
with hun. strife vii b. useless, Inc field vii
have boen Won b, ,hi, stroke o policy before the
battle Is fought.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

1000 ntl Z. ri 80 Is e5l pOD
Mate ] DnUc,Hg The numbers win h. phs
in one wheel as u,n,d. and IN another will De pst
the ptihes above tie denomination oi Three Dul.
Lars, aud The drawing IL progress ~ the usus1
mauusr.-=lhr $500 prizes Of Three Dulafs
"ll hc awarded TIA higil OF low number. 10 ",
determined by that winch may dra" the p,!sc OF
%IO,OuO.
Low numbers To 3 500 inclusive
liish numbers s,1ol /" 800, inclusive
hoider oflao tickets, 'eh aud Low, unisi
ofncccs.lly draw one frac and may draw I've
Caprm frzes also.
~ Present price Of tickets 60, Sher,s IA
proportion.
Orders liy Mad, post paid, Of ptvgie con-
yryunce, enclosing the cash or plihe tie.r', 20 n.
II, OF the late Il avn louelt.s, Vs. III met The sams
aucudenas on personal appIcutlon
IIHl5--lor not less thar 30 LEX . mo
price, Tor approved notes, payable hnee4 days
after the drawing.
AfG LEFTWICH
Jon. = .er.
.vAI-MAL SWAMP CNNAi. IollsEf.
~ 5lh Class, vI b. draNr N Hr.mnut. on
"Wednesday, 7lh ebruary ucvt.
% Number CDmhinaiign--5 drawn Ballots
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

nor RENT Two houses on the h,ll calclt.
y Iatrl for pnyftte fln.ihcs, ON with lafee
garden and every necessary ont house, stable,
Sc tneothef with garden, meat house, &e.--
Apply 10 the printer or Information.
Jan - 4J1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

One ofthe qpeercst recommendations for Gen
ffl Jackson L found IN a southern paper. It is
that the brave old General has no SON. The 10
man people thought differently Of men without
children. ~ T. .ldr0cue.
lie get 5000 Il year. tie published an arti-
sc ON Res Cyciopeda without the inverted
cnmls The Georgia legislature got 20 angry
t.atthoc locked of $500. The omission of in
yertcd commas is a dreadful matter, and who are
ouI,tlbe as the Georgiansf ID.
Sue, +, raising in Alabama. II Is said they
have many fine marshes there thai viii become,
By ditctng OF dykng, excellent plantations " 81
gar BanF., sugar, spec'e, and play acting are
quite nurishiug in Alabama. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25
ApROCLANAnON

By Brig. General ALExANbfR me GRrAr. Of
49,; Commander in chiffeC'1a Raptolph.
itts il The staie Of Yirgiaia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

Hif,H INO Lon 3IsI{H
\ DoilfD IA con equrpro ~ rs uufiYaIlra
-.A popularity y lE6lNlA NAtlGAUO1
lOIfIEf, iirt Chss, viii be- dlasi. IN F,ters-
bup "a twltnrSt, under ,ro supetiuirud.nee of
Comhl.sioacis All IA one dog
iigho,l Prize 10000 Dollars.
Aiorc pr.x-s THAI blanks.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

such #..,,r., s,aI-, -, tn. Al. - -.
such an ,,,,,ss,,.-,hl ,l...-..-t n. -. :
i.g.,..s -, ,,9..., ~.
nni.,,,t.. ,,,.,, ii, ,..a,.
,lo5sns, 49,, ~, ..,.
in v,nr ycip., n, ~, ~, ....z,.,;.,.. -.
s,,,,,. s,..,,,,,,, ., 4. -.
,,i,,o,op,s ,,,;ct, ,.,,,, ,,,..,i..., ........
h,d,, fo,,t,p Jb.,,..t..f ,y.....y.,g,.
The .,n,l giyes ~, ,c,, H.. N,h.,,,..f. IL.
Ia, ,e,it,l.lrd his .,,o,r. No., I..1 1.#l,sI
not v.apl,,.d tn. ,,,,,,,,,y,,,.. l.,,, -,
ma.i.ies po, f,,l,il.i,, i,,.,,, l,,,,,
urrnr,t bc,,.,, ,,.,,,,1 H.,
Of Iirpiui,l In, ,d,uct,r II tine, .,,,.h nm.
tatts. Clay and Adams f,,, mr.. ,,,,. -, a.. ed
than the Arrb,natl hrf,n le IN ,.,l ,,,,,,...,,..
nine iIlan when. aItrrsard, h, ,s.,,u,.d t1, Ss,.
pent.s form to brps.e our inst n,,.,t,A | h.-
hold the political REGENERATION Of nv ca,atry -
II Jackson aud { lhouo succeed thr,p a.. IN tb,.
event Of Raudnlpb's rc.el,etioo tbcv a,.o,e,l,
will. all may vet be safe Thenob the ia,g
may he continued a,i, il. a., rendered ,et o,,r.
odious. vet twill not bc connected with the hated
name of ADAMS If htfraA lp,yor,9,gis
'''s't' sun nv i'a"lc" ny iht -th'lu govern
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

4 letter from London OF the th ult. received
IN New York, says: Il is generally believed
that France Is at the bottom ofthe aggrcssIons
upon Portugal, notwithstanding herr rotestations
trc contrary. Judging from appearances, |
shold say, we arr likely tn have general stir
On tie Continent. although many think the steps
tkeu by Ministers will be the only sure way to
pruvcnt it,"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

INoR HIRES woman, abo !. capable Cox
IL Washer. &c. JOfIN iFR
Jan Il zIif2I
NAfIRGlSlA " a Superior I our oi { aarz
Y eerJ holden at TIM town OF LyHcbLurg
the 10Th d. Of October. 1924
Jaut l.. Croobct aud Jancs L. Brown .sfr
OF liobed Crockett, decd. Piis.
eenfnsi
benjamin porlius. John Moore. James "
Dlbrrl, Thomas Nnofe. John y hose lhumas
Moore. i'm aud Richard Perkins. Def.
by cpnsfnt oftht parties, Nv tssir eoun.ci tie
count doth order that one of il, commissioner
do iHlr ~ account Of the trust ipo1 IL the bill
mentioned aud ot the arii,atio. Of IT, ,ame.
by th" trustees. ~, llso "a account between q.
defendants Jem Moore and Thomas Moore
decd iepntt the snne TO the coui eiih any ma
trr, spcsthlIt stated ,aoafhi pcrtneat by hun
eli or required by the pauc, u b. 81 stated,
aud by Ike consent tbs order b. o. IL without
prejudice Ia lhrr.rhts 81 the Gpl,udanis o. ii
thcr of them ~ relation to any other point in.
VOWED m It's cause.
\ topY-sl cstc, JOHN WILLS g
Comm 0pHef's Off, LVarh6pf=.
I'D December 1870 {
The pnflirs IA lids cause IS NJ tall notice tfiaf
have appointed "Wednesday the tn anfy cighih
day OF February ntxt. 10 carry the foregoing
order ol eonlt into fleet. ON which lay they ufs
required 10 attend al ny office r. III, to1n win
then nee5urt, ,uuoie1s aud ,sptes of couHt
pupcrs pr pared iui examination aa scifieineuf
JANIS hLNAGr &.
Jan 20 r3w25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

Besides numerous smaller prizes, such as $40.
50, & ~.
tbs sias,.. uDon the plan of simple combine
ton, sisty numbers, with eight drawn ballots -
The peiteet lauues, and decided superiority IL
tins systrn ot Lottery over ever other, has been
TOO tut, tst"l throughout the unted States 10
need Ui, comment 10 those, hawps er. ,yho my
reqnne rbem, explanations will be gwen " ith tho
most pleasure al al times
o. Orders enclosing the cosli Of prize tickets
IN ANY othe lalc drawn lotteries, win be prompt
" offended TO.
=. Ticket g. and shares in proportion to n,
had the Lucl.y Office oi
lao.la s., NsRFEg3
SpieHdtd fortHae for tie Nem ifarifl
I'm lshAL SWAMP CANAL LOTT cry :.
~ Combination system, to be drawn IN tt,e
city OF ittchnond on the It'll day Of February,
1921 sixty numbers, eight drnwn ballots, Plii
yes 10 be drawn:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25
CHfsWELL DABNEY,

IN AK by virtue ola deed of trust exc
scrIr. 'ea gy ten joel Lcftwich. to the sub
Bodgrl ma OF record in The clepls Office of
s0o.o ~ couh'y' viii be sold. at Wm. L. Bells
2ad d,, 0'st bridge, in Bedford county. on the
far dq, ,b4 n5Ht month, if iai, if not the next
money h.','a'''r' sundays excepted, for ready
proacr, -, a.| oil public auction, the following
about IL - negro man named Abraham.
tau 80 as OF age Mariah, anegro girl, a.
about . 49,. VI age and Dennis. a negro man.
sidereJ ~ -. .. 'ge;--tHe title to which is coz
oe moSputablr
Henry BROWN.
HICKMAN 4. C0BBS.
Jan Or Commissioners.
CiW2j
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

The Rev NJ. Bcdcll has cordially offered, in
answer TO an application from the Greek Com,
mtce of Philadelphia, to deliver a discourse
with view to pecuniary collection tor the re-
lefofae people ofthe classic soil of antiquity
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

InuBAboO AT AUCTION --on rhn .tay,
~ the Ist day of February nest, IN Hethel /
shall oAef Ion sale al auction Oh a credit uni1
ttc ist day OF May, lt27---ohont ago rs "a
loose Tobacco, cl,nfiue 80 TIC sstarf Il 11os.
Lam, decd > GARLAND Edur I
jan = ie,l.3t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25
JOHN WILLS, G.

To he@@. benjamin Prrtu@. Joha M re,
Jmss, u. D.b,tii, JOHN n. Rose and Iborn,
Moor y.
TnthE NO1lCE=-.fbn on Thursdsy tho
y - lay otEebrnait nest, We shull uto
ec'i at Tho iaglc Ilotcl. % the I'll, 81 l,ich
moud, between the hours ofp % doek. \ w. nnd
sunset Of The came das. 10 take Tho aepeSitans
Of VIM H. Richardson aud others, 10 b,tchd as
evidence IN = suit nov depending ~ the super
ior Count al Ghauccrf. for the L,nehhug lis
uiot, ~ Which wrWe plaintiffs aud You are lie
icnd.mfs hen md where you nny attend II
yoi THINK nrnnrt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25


has written some very severe notes to the Span
IN Ministry, relative 10 The Transmission ofarns
% t~t'amldura, under prefeocc of arninE tie
10y dis but IN iiy, tohe di,tributcdamongst
III Portuguese refugees SIR Frederick appears
tp1isess the most intimate knowledge Of all the
Movements and intiigues Of Spain, and he cX-
presses MS opinions WITH singular mrrserve.
- s'z1s3- s-.---s"s.>
bAlHE Subscriber will sell on "A tredit OF one,
~s two, three and four years, his tract of land
TO miles wasf Of Campbell Court House. aud
l@e'e south OF LvnrhbuTg, together with the
Plantation utensils, stock OF all kinds, aad the
no't' fodder Nc.-the working hands. eleven in
n9a1eg, with an additional hand 10 cook and
val on the test, to continue on the plantation
curing the year. The tract contains about $50
acres, hds on tn small dwelling house of six
IONS an Office in the Yard an oycrseeer's house.
d zee house W1fh store room above, smoke house,
N",Iel and room for servants, and good stable
a'i ctruaga houS'. Sonc OF the houses are
newly repaired aud not occupied since repaired
Ems plantation Is too remote from the owner for
am TO gN" oittdr personal attention necessary,
~ii me- las incurred considerable expense in let
~ Tor the comfortable accommodation ota
"'..y that il might attract ;hr attention ofpur-
e1'.N' Inc time otpayaent viii he extended
'Hel by The purchaser. Any poison wish
N's 10 communicate with the subscriber will di-
'Cl 10 Charlotte Court House.
PAUL :. { ARLINGTON
90" - r6W25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25
VIE N


vi me i4NHcnDulH oDdGfu vi uhct,
CoTedcd aeeiy for He togiaaH,
III \. Hoaogaag. Commission Merchant.
E1treme prices afps.-sod Iobae-
co, from 1890 - - to ~ oo
Inferior Tobacco -------3 21tu o.
NiddIing do. TO good 10000 OOto 30
Good DO. 10 inc -------#=- ODto 10
refused do. -----.---2 ,utp 3 -
strips ---------- 1Jto 90
The quantity OF Iobncco inspecting Is small,
say about O. hhds. "A week. The arllllr seelus
brisk a. low rates, and prices may be- reeatd
cd as a little better than before Chr,rmas ~
/ he liver is salI blocked up win ice, aud
nothing doing III the VA 81 Shipping
We have very late ad,ces rom England,
10 the 10th Dee but there Is nothing favorable
to the tobacco lldae PICcs It'll continue eeiy
low, aud no slles 1f consequence making, unlcss
by Way OF auctions The effect that viii be pro
ducod IN thc stapleo Of our C1unuF by a var in
Europe, which II seems is hkI l. 10 t1te pac. J
VIII be iavora alr Il a1ncI,dse ia prIr.. Tobacco
will not be directly affected, sfain Will be more
ta4uabc. and our pllntcJs with tlis prospect VII
turn their attention the r1l IN ol more gam
aud oil course viii css,n thar tabarcp crops, an
obreftruy to be wished. For LYncIbu,g aud
the country trading with It, chnnJ nouish rs
long As thry dcpeal on the Wi Tor thrlt pork
@ horses. Not less Than ~Ahooa are annually
drawn from this district Of country 10 supply
our wants IN thee necrs.irras pfllfe; every dol.
lar otHhch IS pIid "a specie or il equiv iient. by
the Banks OF tits statc. There must be some
ChHuec IN the course Of llHgs 81 oar country
VIII be uined. | must uIn cuian the planter
to Look 10 the impfe4 #m.nt ot his lands, aud
raise no tobacco exc ptoI his Wy hcstlaud.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

s5I 90,


1871 ptIzes, amounting TO So ,uvo
slO3 bmiks
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25
g., P.NEREE.

PCSdrs many other smaller PRICES.
Whole rlc>ets 4 :. Halves - 90, Quarters y IS
For sale ii the yetY fortunate office OF ). IA
NJ. Alien a. Go. L}Dchbuig
~ Orders by mad enclosing the cash or prize
tickets viii meet with due afternoon il addressed
TO =. d. as. ALLA4 ~. ~ &C,
Dec. %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
Notice.

e. ~ The beautiful. thoroughbred
IA MTTl running horse. belonging to DR..
wv sS Thornton,) called the MSRYLaND.
u $1,000 Err will stand the ensuing Season. be-
ginning Immediately, ending on the LIST of July next,
at my Farm in Prince Georges County, Maryland four
miles from Alexandra, at 800 for flblooded Mares,
and $40 for common Mares. Pasturage, SO cents per
week. Mares must not be fed clover; it prevents
their retaining. GEORGE SEMMES.
The Jh2RYLlNDER is a beautiful blood bay Is
hands 81 inches high, of great bone and muscle, and
perfect symmetry. He Baltimore at years old,
and could have ,istanced the field but bolted out OF
the course. Those who him, declare him to be
the fectest animal that ever ran the Baltimore
course. He was taken at years old to New-York
State and was limited to twenty mares. 1t is thought
he will now keep the course, and will run this fall.
PEDIGREE, (,chich cannot be erceeded.
He was gotten by the famous running horse Ratter
which was by Sir Archy; his Dam the celebrated run
ming Mare Nolime-.angere, by Top gallant, the bro
Their OF Sir Archy; his grand Dam the DAN SIR AR
CHY!
apr 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
Coke lyon Lyttleton,
& Y THIE4S

A SYSTEMATIC Arrangement of Lord Coke's first
Institute OF the Laws of England, on the plan of
Sir Mathew Hales Analysis with the Annota,ions of
Mr. Hargrave, Lord Chief Justice Hale and Lord Chan
cellor Nottingham, and series of Notes and Re
ferences to the present time, including Tables and Con-
tents, and copous dgested Index in three large roy.
al octave volumes, by J. IL Thomas. Esq frs, Ameri.
can. from the last London edition; to which added
the Notes of Charles Nahe, Esq Price, in Calf s26
APractical and Elementary bridgment of the Cases
argued and determnedin the Courts of Kings Bench
Common Pleas, Exchequrr, and at Nisi Prns; and Of
the Rules of Court, from the Restoration in 1861 to
Mchaelmas Term, 4th George w., with important Ma
nuscrp Cases, alphabetically, chronoogically, and sys.
tematicay arranged and translated, with copous Notes
and References to the Year Books analogous Adudica
tions Text Writers, and Statutes, specifying what De-
cisons have been affirmed, recognized: qualified,
overruled comprising under the several titles, Prac-
teal Treatise the different branches of the Common
Law, by Charles Petesdort Esq. Of the Inner Temple
Volume S Of this important work is just received in
this country and the remainder will be published with
out delay. On sale by
PISEEY THOMPSON.
Washington anril
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
We are authorized to announce

We are authorized to announce
CHARLES FENTON MERCER, Esq as Candidate
to represent the Congressional District composing the
Counties of Loudoun Fairfax and Prince William, in
the next Congress ofthe United States.
We are authorized to say by a
number of Freehoders of the County of Fairfax that
poll will be opened for Col A. }. SMITH, at the
ing election for Delegates to the General Assembly
and that he will serve if elected.
We are authorized to announce
GEO. w. MAcnAE, Esq as candidate to represent
Prince William county in the next General Assembly
of Virginia.
We are requested to announce
GEORGE CHICHESTER Esq. of Fairfax County,
Va Candidate for the General Assembly at the next
election
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
DENTISTRY,

nR. MKEE respectfully offers his SERVICES to the
IL inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity, in the
department of Dentistry. Having paid particular at
tenon to this branch ofhs profession, he fatters him.
selfthat he is competent to render essential service 10
those who may have the misfortune Of disease in their
teeth orgums In almost all cases he is able to the
toohache without the loss ofthe TOOTH and to relieve
the pain Immediately He will clean and file the teeth
without injury to the enamal; and will guarantee that
upon obedience to his directions, they will remain
clean and retana beautiful ivory whiteness. He will
also insert teeth, which cannot se distinguishes
from the original ones.
His office is at Mrs. Gardners, opposite st. Pauls
eeptedI to attend to any calls in the Inc Of his proes
sion.
Reference may be had to Rev.Dr. Wilmer, Rev. Pro.
fessor Keith, Dr.Semmes, Dr. Richards, DIR. Ftzhugh
and DR. Brown.
N b. Those who wish his professional services will
please to inform him Immediately, as he intends to
leave town in few weeks and will probably be absent
during the summer.
april 2 diff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
Removal.

Removal.
EOHN C. MANDELL, respectfully informs his
% friends and the public, that he has removed his
Hardware Store to the north east of Kin and
ROYAL Streets in the well known stand, lately occup
ed by Mrs. Shcron, where he intends keeping con.
slant supply Of every article in his fine of business
HE HaSJUST RECEIVED,
Ivory handle Knives and forks, in full sets
Stag and Buffalo, do. do. do
Caryers and forks ofevery description
Pen, pocket, shoe and butchers knives
Ras0rs, scissors and shears
Hoes of every variety
Iron rim stock. pad cupboard, chest and till locks
Sh.y els ongs and androns
Mantle pier and toilet looking glasses
Table casters, candlesticks, &c &c. &C.
april Eff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
This is to give Notice,

VHAT the subscribers Of Charles county IN the state
of Maryland hath obtained from sG of
administration on the personal estate of Daniel Kennedy
late of Charles cn,nty deceased All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof othe sub
sbe before the Sd day of %et Ssns, Hef f the
therwise they may be excluded from an oenen. 0, te
hereby reonested to make payment to the subscribers
living in Charles Comfy. Maryland Given under our
'~''1' ~ LYDIA ANN KENNEDY,
JOSEPiI SMOoT,
Adm'rs. Of Daniel Kennedy, deceased
april 2--law4ws
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
New Charts &c 4.
n II KENh Ely

A GENT for p. & G. w Blunt Of New York. has lust
Nreceived supply of their latest Charts among
which area chart Of the Am, Coast from New York
to Havana, price N.-N T.. Co. IF the U. States S.
General West Indies improved S7-south and West
Atlantic; each S4--Be rmutas Si.-Le Mayne's BAHIA.
mas 81. 50.-IeMaynes Florida Co and Reef; ~ 50.
~ Co Brazil 2.-Cape FRO to River Plate, 50 5U.-
raraiso. $500 So. Am. Coast Sc, Western Islands
81. -Engish Channel $500 SC &c.
ALSO,
Navigaors, pilots, nautical almanacs tables of suns
defamation, lunar tables sea Journals freight aud car
g. DOCKS measuring tapes, cases Of instruments from
S. to - 00.-guut,s scales and diyiIcrs. 6 and 10
inch parallel rules, brass protrctor, vorvscale sur
vey;ng CHAINS spy glasses, log states Sc. &c. For sale
at the lowest prices.
mar 30-cu3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
William Gregory

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
IL lie, that having bought out his late partner at
considerable discount, he will disro of his present
stock of Dry Goods at very reduced prices for cash,
or on moderate credit to punctual customers.
He has just opened variety of striped cotton GoTen-
tines, Wilmington stripes, grandres, cotton drilling,
domestic sccrsucker, domestic gnghams checks, &c.
Also bale of Dorchester bed ticks and one do OF SUI
perior Sea Island shirngs His assortment at present
isvery general and he expects to receive supplies by
every arrival from New York.
Those indebted to the late firm of Robert McCrea q
Co. are respectfully informed that they will be waited
on at early day. with their accounts &C. for settle
ment march ol-ot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-02
ST1I1yP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
March Sf-Sloop Express, hewitt, Baltimore; freight
for the District
SAILED,
Ship Virginia, Morrill, Amsterdam.
Sloop Constitution, Teal, Philadelphia.
.AprI 1-Schr Industry, Doane, Portland.
Schr Hope & Susan, Wixon, 6oston
Schr Elizabeth, Baker, Portland.