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tfitt sefhtf fesfiinc ns The rn 81 Vsnrsvy,ifs m
~ comfy, State II Virgfria intend. T. ~ d.,
sna oe, ioi .ae m 'r'e' d lend esusnns 3l2 acres, Jns
~ ' -siiP int q" he P1murkfy RIVER. baunicd on fii~
We ~ beafe creek, tie North b, te lands ~ Peter
~ Wns'on, snd Others and ths Eat ~ H. Aa8efson
Au i'" ou"o are icb sEd fertile thf high laad II GOOD
f1a1 pave tract Of 81 Of taberea land fsir
con. Which likewise Tor sale Tie iiapfnvemen e un
on ee h "'nsd iact are an za.en dwelling house re-
eeg' osh wh ~ neeesssry hou aud young treh-
i' ' ohace f" otef the shovr land Tor sale ~
s'sse, within 20 miles Of ciafksviae
80 CHARLES nSRnErT
tf'.''' -Nhcf<. Jt-ets
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HPRLncc cnnnS

All NELSON has received BY the Eaorl Paniff snd
h Richmond Packet aud other late arrivals from Ne,s York
aud Philadelphia large proportion Of bis SPRING GOODS;
comprising a. exensse end desirable Fancy and
staple a'sles Amongst which 81 sb and ermsn 0zns
burg BnraP and fckieoburg Irish Linens, Lawns Diapers
and Dsne,k dacone M0l Book and Swiss Mullins plain
usnfso Oo'toR anu thfead Caubck and Cambrick Hand
kereblsh Gi"shdus Cacoss and IDENTITIES, Drliogs
sns 1fsnaufeh Gentlemen and Ladies Cotton and Silk
,aek COMBS, ~ - 81 and 90 Brown shutngs ans Sheet
in5ai Dssehed ShHngs 9nd Sheeng Domestic Plads and
Chses', Bed TEking, e. &c. All which viii Be cid on
March 90 = - ~ soc -
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------- 7'-''-'' It1VtI IlVtW JW 0NTE.
rflk tract Of land belonging he Of John Dandree
- of sale The above tract Is situated The county
Ifnce vcorges 'mmedgeiy James river, adjoining
'nhs Of oeoigc and William Harrison, Esqrs and Ms Edoe
'1J sohsi' ABOUT tx hundred acres II e besi
rf'elihY9as ~ virginia, and iofetior 20 fertility
rot " heavily iia5ered; IL location and o,y re,y,
q ~ not desirable tract Of land for thi time N V-
gi1a teftpns wisns 20 purchase terms nv
applying 20 Edmund Christian Esa or John Dsndrire -
StLrsAd. AftiIt7 IIs-d
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Il virtue Of deed u trus s,cuea m the ubcsiher on
he oh day of Ansu, s2s, b, 4 onaas c. Yaaby aud
iSa "s He, ot the purpose OF ,e payment af
otot ueteiu mrBtien~i due Sanni ue = co.. Of the II
o. h'ehm"nd (ant which has btsn ded ~ the &c
Of e clerk Of the county roGrt OF Igokn- hstn) be sol
70 he highest tidue ioi cash, the ~, nise Saturs,
,he III ~S OF July ucS three los OF land,
IN the town 81 Currs,ilie, ia the county
e",s'ning "nehu aud known plan Of said wt
Is oi' No hr' ,"elve, aud ,hntee, UroE II lots
ca" sna witch vil little eNpcuev, vi for
S.0's o. f"etiHs house; and also small which nn
oteH ussd a. store house. Clldsve q, on Ws', River
aud situated the head OF the navssiioa that st cam, r
gentleman OF eaFIal, wishing 70 enssge the iaercani!e
sH.inesih above property might hs object The lie
believed u be goooi but such only via as Is vet
ed "a she subscriber h, tue dec-i ai.ursai.
Jnnr ~ i0-tds SAM RuaNcu
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* ntne and n-ur'nanct 81 deed Of trust from JOHN IL
- Gregory, to Richard Coke, Senf secure 10 Jobn h
ne payment Of certain debt ihereisnenGoned bear
w uaie the $50 day or Cd, 1926 ADD Which s.knue
ca and admitted % record the clsh Office Of james ei
county ne ssne day shl, Mouday ihe DAY Of
'' hta 1856 iaiTs tut % not the fist fllr day thereafter
rh az pupic suction, the premises Coz cash, Of land
e''enns 4S acre., BY late survey; together h saw mill
nn we egd covered by the pond r. ai4 l, and the ftfh
1t se ~ 1fe5ory hs;h,to act timber fom the Feffy
3n. ms property vas rwchased h. iai John H. 0ret4fT
y ins 'ig yohn - Brge. B. situated is county o. lanes
oy, rear <hominy River and ihe bead Dssiaabi
NsAn5 cu' Of sfid RIVER and believed with pro
P dt'sn r8ht pf rendered valuable The sdlsefihtr
seins % fn'ee vii convey such m only, sy be vested
% BAN ~ The said deefhe idle however, BE- considered M
hsssslis"'nie' RICHARD COKE, ST., rfasfce.
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go REU.qR

X hA"At rom the Suhscrbsf, who vssin Chssterfs ID
~ eosny shout The ~ o. Jan. lest, negro man bv 90
name 81 JIM about 50 yess OLD. III had on When be
Waya dark yam coat with whit, yarn roundabout over IL
whe yarn psnaloons, snd old for hat J fshcr low
s me ordinary height Of negroes bulky veil frne
'oissey brghi, wen washed clean; FIJI round viii
10y eshe On one Ut his cheeks HE nose not recoiles
- - hn ine he is slow ui speech, has down iok e.
ooaly ghen conscious Of guilt. II probable he may DO IN
ne Of me Failing Creek coal nines p. NJ
u wnom EMS been very Intimate will give TIE above re-
@ % ~ Psi'on VINO w take him miles from ms
"Yu.ei and deliver hin g. me- coufne him 80 "A nav
ss n sss,- s9o ,an mat sum TO any person who will lake
h'9 under That distance, and deliver him 10 ne.
June o. p 81 FRANCIS
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FOR LoNcDO.M:

- or n 4 - ,sPs - copper fastened -lir
<rffy\A ELIZA GRANT, II. J. ribbits usasieT load
-krt.+ at Bermuda Hundred aud all mOnth;
cf the remainder sonIy 10 20 So, a. ~ 'os
june -. "a .,
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FOR RE.WT on LE-gSE


s. LARGE Tan Yard Morocco Faotor, within small
u distance Of the Market House, this place where Hide
can ne got very cheap. The Yard Bark ii and ,pae5u
pu'sgs "e all N good order, and the work IN
SICK after the l6n Of July aud have full poession IN
rev IN ,nth' Afterwards Wh. DEPRIEsT.
may - 4-n
LANDS IN POUlR.aT.9yV FOR SALE
virtue Of dreree Of Po~hst,n ehaneey cour, We the
n undeissne- commissioners will the highest t1af
upon the pelass on the 9Th Juiy5next on eat Of
y months about 20 p rich meaaoD katd heinz M
same formerly covered by Bryanrs Mill pondl brlov a.
me estate OF the late Peer DhPuy II lie. .b
o snd fdl9mn9 TO she Coal Mines called Duyuys 4 Poofp
and confidently believed 10 contain lase body of 80
esss within 800 yards Of then old pits. lyon t. there
T. isrse framed House, FORMERLY as the Mn FTone
and on Che Th July, being the day after The above ale
al sell upon the premises The Plantation ann Hcue. ,e
fcyee HUI containing about 270 Acres being ne C,ynr-
months. " - - % 20
And at the SAME time and place. will be sold 10 the biehet
oindef upon credit Of months, ,rb Ia
Land At present covered BY the Powhslsn Cotton Fac
{y f0nd suppoled % contain 10 acres ADJOINING 10 Inn
Sledd, VIM Smith and others
CHARLES BRANCH
JOSEPH DIYfS.
ROBERT HARRIS
"a. CLAIBORNE WdTBINS,
10y -. 5--fdl Commandments.
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VIE oaoscibe viii ril great gam ~ tract NJ 90
o. YOU acres o. lsnd lying The north side Of CHICK
nonin' Swamp ~ the county o. New Kent nsned,teg
Long biidses n q the tact Of Land lately sod y
VIC asfsnsi o. ne Williamsburg Cbgucefy Court i,pd. ,
me Richmond Chantery Court The case Of Dsio
gffhsid vs. Caibone The title 10 unr1etion.ls snde IN
decree -N"'' it
l ac son'sinsa large quantity Of easily reclaimed ,
FDos OF me bet qualify The Swamp with much y4fn
es OyPrss and cher timber e. About oue-falf Of H.
tsnes % ht tati isi land, and the other fertile iet
aaef 6fesl pa u winch covered with prime oak fn,
ne land lies jn shove tide water, river sod from ID
nave fendeh % Windsof Shades the Schooner land
re-, terms apply 70 Nj Wm. Bromley nj the White Hon..
near New hen' eoihoul lLs sahsorber In Fgedessk
ESQ DICKINSON.
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SPRING GOODS.
FLEMING * EDWIN JAMES = 90 MARKEr BRIDGE,
AVE received principally BY the late ARRIVALS New
III York, Phiisieph,s aud Boston,
\ AIT Packagesef Fresh Reasonable
lbl8W GA UOlDSS

roasi,nng oi the Following aIueles:
= Gases Ga very rieh, style, berrege
90 s Co., p.,, plan and stripe, ..aa
= 10 Plain India saitins, aud satin ieyantnes
do PLAIN Gsured black, white / coioured French
d. F,gurea Gro De Nap, 4 plaid silks for ladies
do Plain ws.ered e.. DE Maps, comprising choice
assortment OF almost everv shade y quality
d" Italian q Freueh lu.trIng.
4 DO Splendid figured India lustrns
do Plain Ofelees, say black. blue pink, lisc &
do (icSBors,) Ribbons, lars. aud general
DO niens hs@red cas!on aud Msndaria ssAps Sfe';e.
do Black seneht,v.
do (25 Bares) Figured silk gauze aud berrese hakG.,
shaws and scarf some very handsomely figured
d. Black, white aud eoloured Italian grapes
DO1e. kus,.h aud E,eneh thread, and English bObbi
do Floss wiLeJ b.5bn.ie lace wells PLAN bObbi-
netles
cassa BIk. caulou, .Ieyantne Italian and
do Itai~n and Canton sewing ',ik., well assorted
Suall truss superior blue, black and dI ab tVist
. Bsiss Pattni threads, wen assorted
do Spool cotton, sewns,, and cotton balls
do Mens and soa,en' Easi..h sud French silk hose
mems half hose
do Black and eoloured cotton and w1rsted hose
Of wunen's white aud black siik kid, beaver, and
ious aud short hsissskin
do Meas best buvkskin, horseskn and dosskn
q Case. n Il su.oenl. Is. ,S,,r,,ed and cotton
do "A and : 4 furniture ,irnt.,
4 do Cotton ba,ri, nuss and Maria, hlkas
do ca ,yoys ,pot and ,lr,ntd isckonet,
e Cases Fancy pri-ts comnf,,,nr Iare asortlnen CT al
y mat .yery .tvle
a, new ,,y- ca ks and ;,ckoneue ein
Boxes very richly worked q d.une ed Sws, dresses
I C.,,, r.. boot ana ,v ,u,a, ,..,, vrrx r,cn
DO Loon, figured look md inckouet,e misl,ns
9 do 4 and "a ilain buok aud Swiss muslins
y do i A nd q -. .,,,n-d h ,3.d ,ark.n.t nrsn,
6 80 adH D c.ubr,c niushns and iaconrt cambrics
2 do R.u~n cv'meres
do Do s s4 sli e,sse s.@sai.ss: a..
2 dn a., an AnroIa e..,,SS,err. 49,
s;'' s.ss n i., 10 s's"1 black 'i'''''''''
Q do su,er Freoen n,np ,ir,Il,s,,s
8 d. pam aud ribbed white London do
I do Silk striped and PLAN saiin 10 70
i do En<iish AMI French stripeI leans =
20 Bale and boxes (sOo pieces Short yellow long
p.ny and ,usf,se chop ou1EeeEs <
. do Blue rankin,
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Lunutic RoyoitoI. U5jIig,ngI5

Ltnuttc Hospital, IteliiQpSJurg
~ VitCEs hereby that all cells an ms institution.
ate occupied, and that patient viii be receive.
an'il some OF the said cells ue va
&c gVee. BY order uf the Court 81 Directors
NV 20 81 L l.f.T.NV
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d-VDERSO.N, G.9R1'A y co.
ave ~ Store ans receiving per sch0oneis Reaper
aud massola from Boston, aud Sea Horse, Edor Ne
Shan.9 from the following articles whiehhoy
fol sale upon tltr usual terms:
n p HDS ST, CfoiK Muscovado and n Orleans Sn,,r.
W. 35 hhds. assorted loaf ~,
$50 bags green coffee, pat very hyperion
is do Jags do
2 hlds English Island Hossses
80 b sg sHd whrkey
so do Old highptoo DO
puneheons Antigua run,
DO old Jamaica do
pipes dne old Cosnac Brandy
30 hhls apple do
pipe Old Holland Gin
Sicily
l1sssa and VINES
25 boxes guupowder teas
Candles, jacksons and WoJiroofis bfslsg
100 kegs Beatty guDpowder
10 ton shot, assorted
10 10 iron, assorted
q do plough mould
German, English aud American Steel
Out aud wrought Nails
B9riea
ind'so, maddtr, alum, eoprsras
PEPPER, rimsnio ginger, nuiaess
Dar, ieUef, end wrapping paper
Fed cords, plough lines, tsie
Dcmjohns, 5oneusre
Cotton Yarn and From Che Bnion NJ nnf,stufBs
Arfil -. tts-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-25

Wakefield himself. and the separate sp;rmeIis al
ways occupied from Penrith 20 Calais, fully prov
ed the isisehood aud baseness OF the insinuation.
MIR. Turner, who sat by the learned Sergeant,
was much affected during this part OF the speech
Mr.. Baron bullock, in charging the jury, said.
that the case against Mr.. Edward Gibbon Wake
field snd Mr. William Wakefield appeared to be
so clearly established TO render 1t unnecessary
tor him TO go the evidence IN order to enable
them to form their opinion. With respect TO the
third defendant, Mrs. Wakefield, he thought the
extr emely doubtful, the evidence being very
slight. The learned Judge then proceeded TO rec1-
pituis,e the evidence relative TO Mrs. w. leaving
the jury to say. whether, upon that evidence,
they could come TO the conclusion that she was
guilty of that participation IN the design OF the
other two defendants with which she stood char ged.
tie laid, rh- jury would probably agree with bum
\ that, from the Circumstance of carriage having
been sent with confidential servan,, and the pro
duction OF the letter OF MUSICIAN, which, though
It was gross forgery, was contrived with sufii
cien' ingenuity delude no charge OF indiscreion
could be fairly sustained against Miss D,hlby fo
permitting Miss Turner TO be taken from her
school. The learned Judge was proceeding In his
charge evidently in the very heart of the utlect,
when he was interrupted by the jury, who, after
having consulted together for a tew minutes in the
box. expressed their wish TO retire.
Mr.. Baron bullock said, that if they had any
whole of the evidence read over
Phe jury said that their only doubt was as TO
one OF the defendants, their minds were slready
made up the general case
They then retired. and after bei'g out about
three quarters of hour, returned. about half past
; o'clock, with verdict oil q UlLrE against
all the three dtJtndants.
MIR. Baron bullock then asked whether they
woulf proceed with the other Indictment Tor a mir
de'neanor. After consulting. Seigean, Cross told
the judge that they not then prepared, but
would be ready in the morning.
Saturday. The court was again numeron.iy at
tended tins morning, In expectation OF the second
indictment against the Wax, fields coming on to b..
tried The cause was called on and the jury sworn,
when the counsel for ha defendant ntirn ated, that
they should submit TO verdict of guilty.
MIR. Sergeant Cross wished it to be distinctly
understood, that no couprosnise had been enter ed
into by MIR Turner.
verdict OF gully WAS then taken.
Air S-reean: Cross Immediately NOV ed that the
defendants should be taken into custody; aud the
! Court made an order To that effect.
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Henry. on the concerns OF the PROVISIONAL army.
Nor were his old correspondents forgotten or
neglected A. this period. also, he wrote on
agricultural subjects. and gave minute instructions
IN writing to his managers for the cultivation OF
his farms.
have only to add, that, besides the papers hi
theIto mentioned, there are three volumes, OF al
dresses received by him at different times from
States, Che-. Towns, Religion, Societies, Col J.
leges, Academies, Masonic Lodges, Benevolent
Institutions, Civil, Political, and Military Asso
Citations, and other corporate bodies withou, mum
Der. Some OF these were seat from Europe
The, are all mehndicsliy recorded. together with
the answers 10 them, and the originals are for the
most part preserved.
Having thus presented you with brief sketch
oil Gerera Washington papers, az they are now
found al Moun, Vernon. ! shall defer 10 another
letter an exposition OF the method by which pro
post 20 arrange and prepare them for he press
Meanti.ue, am, ~, &c.
JARED SPARKS.
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THE JACKSON CONVENTION


IN MAINLAND
ne Jackson Convention assembled vesterd1v
1T IL O'Clock, at The public FORM IN RI. A.
va III Inc attention OF the members was very
general ana lie Convention full The extent of,Ie
most sa"gnine expectation. We shall give The de-
.a's IA que TINE In the mean time we wish our
friends and The friends Of the great cause tn Know
that every thing goes on most prosperonsIv in ,hs
cause oil me people, and Maryland will be found
true to Jac6son and the Constitution.
ne Convection vas calico TO order bv R,osr
%. Ianey' b-q who moved that General Thomas
NJ I oreinan OF Cecil County be called 10 the
Chair ~ PreSlden' OF the Convention
VIM D. Beall, OF frederick was nominated "a
Secretary, nd j b. Brooks, Of Prince C;so,o,.,.
county, assistant Secretary.
lhe meeting being organized, Mr. Wincbss,er.
delegate from B.lumore introduced ,o,,s
resolutions Stating HE general principles. and the
reading grounds OF opposition TO the sJrninis,rs.
non and reelection Of Mr.. Adams, and concluds1
WIN introducing resolution, proposing the ao-
poIn'ment OF committee 10 consist OF one r,or,
tSch e'ec'o'a' d's'ne', 10 prepare and submit, 10
the Convention an sdJrs4. 20 The usor,s ~ ~, "
ryands1pon the sObjeci OF The late and spuro.cbi,
presidential election. The committee wa. az
pointed, and II expected will report IN ,hs "a
yention at 3 O'Clock 10 day. '
Mr. Winchester also moved the appointment, If
committee TO eonsiieT and report what mes-
S"eS ere proper 10 be adopted by the Convpn-
Ion. The Convention adjourned till IL o,cIoet
this day.
The following correspondence will be read ,yi =
pleasure by every American TO whom tl,s hono,',
OF our country Is dear, aud who delights in ever
evidence that is furnished, Of the Injustice If ,ba
reproach "hen applied to US, that Republics s,s
ungrateiul. The tribute Of aGectjonste s,,scb.
ment add devotion which has been offered by ,be
rescued citizens Of Lousisns to their gresidsfsrJ
sr' Is equally honorable to both Like the PEE
add him who hath received it,:
ri. Charleston Mercury
from ths Rew Ool,aps Courie,J
new ORLEANS, March. 81, 1927.
SIR; take particular pleasure IN irsn.n,j,,iso N
you the copy Of Resolution in which the J,eSi.-
s"fs ~ LOUISIANA nave expressed The wisb Ina,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-25

NEw ORLEANS, March. 81, 1927.
DIR take particular pleasure IN transmitting 10
you The copy Of Resolution ia which the ,eSi..
lature Of Louisiana have expressed The ,v;sh e..
be illassious defender Of NJ, O,ie,us should 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-25
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE

we haveb'en politely favored by the editors Of
the baltimore Republican with The following a.-
count OF The proceedings Of The jackson Conyen-
lion, which met yesterday:
B0itiDJOre M r6ron;.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-13
Cleag the Streets.
SuIndenf's Office, Aprik4. Is

| outndentS UD1ce, 4priE 4, 1927.
| EALED pro- for cleaning the streets for one
~ year, will bived by the subscriber, until Sa.
turday evening sh inst The lowest bidder. eiy.
ing security to troved of by the Mayor, will OBJ.
tain the contract
me duty of tfson or persons contracting, will
De- to keep the streets and alleys free from ma.
nure, filth, and RI of every kind scattered over
.he streets; to fne cutters on the paved streets
ana alleys washetswept twice week, from the lst
OF May until the If November, and at such other
tunes as may be tht necessary; to remove all sub.
stances from the we'd streets and alleys, that may
De considered nee, in reasonable time after
no'ice IN writing given. The contractor must
remove all substa taken flom the streets beyond
NE limits OF the Cation, unless otherwise ordered
BY Council LANES CARSON Sp
apr 5-tI4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-13
MiN Stones b.
For Rent,
This is to give Notice,

u1,JAT the subscriber of Alexandra county in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
nban Court of said county, letters testamentay the
estate of William Isabel, late of the county aforesaid
deceas ed All persons having claims against the said
decedent are hereby warnedto exhibit the same to the
subscriber passed by the Orphans Court on or befoss
the Oath day of September next, or they may by law,
be excluded from ali benefit TO said estates and those
indebted thereto, are required to make immediate pay.
ment. Given under my hand this Path day Of March.
1897 EDWARD A. MAY,
4ReeutOr Of Vim. Isabslli
4R24 ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-13
'Tnoval.

NOval.
SHN c. MANDA respectfully informs his
hardware Store, to thSrth east corner of KIM and
Royal streets, in the Mnown stand, lately occupi-
ca by Mrs, Sherron, We he intends Keeping con.
slant supply of every ale in his line of business.
HE HaSJTRECEIHED,
Ivory handle Knives aiprks, in full sets
Stag and Buffalo, d do. do
Carvers and forks ofevt description
rem, pocket, shoe and bhers knives
hasors, scissors and shea
Hoes OF every variety
iron i1m stock pad, cupard, chest and till locks
Shovels tongs and andis
Want mantle pier and toilet LONG glasses
april Eft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-13
King-street Fire Comnanv

NA''ac' from an act of the Corporation of Aler,ndr.
O.. forthe Extinguishment of Fire AeA""orla
T. II any person who shall be present at ,r,
are snail neglect or refuse to obey the order or al
Compan AMY oroer who shall be appointed by any Fire
estaosned, knowing him to be an officer such sn DC
tha aoiei, and pay the sum of Five Dollars
.e name OF such officer shall have been first nhGsI
IN one Of the public papers. " '-' N'S' published
A i meeting of the Knp.,,,ee, Eyrs c0..,
- April 9Th 1927 the following persons wers .1 hed
cd officers of the Company, viz: '0'' were eject
Andrew Scholfeld, President.
William Yeitch, Vice President
Robert Wilson, 1st Commander.
HARRISON Bradley, Cd Commander.
y W,i,i r. Cowman, Secretary and Treasurer
shackieford, Directors oN'u''oie' 'ohh
Extract from the minutes.
4th mo IL mo u cow,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-13
NO. $780,

G. & I. P, Thompson
IE1AvE received per ship Herald from Liverpool
n and other arrivals, general assortment Of
SE.aSO.N.9BLE GOODS,
Extra Saxony and superfne cloths and casslmeres
Mixed and drab cassinets, for mems summer wsG
Plain and twiIled bombazetts
7-s cambria and fine fancy prints
9.S and GA cambria and ;aconet muslins
"A fine and super null do
6-4 do do book do
A. tamboured sprig do do
A. and 8 book muslin hdkfs
ga fashionable shaded, striped and corded muslns
DO do full cold and satin striped and spotted do
98 do shaded ginghams
A. do do cambria do
Do do silk shaded barage
Thread lace OrrePs, white colored cotton basand
spools
| White and printed cuttings, fine and extra super
Grandre striped ieanetts, brown and bleached drilling
Canton and French grapes, black and colored
| India blue nankeens
| Ladies white and black ingram cotton hosiery
Mems white cotton hose and half hose
| Brown thread and black silk do
Ladies kid and extra quality horse skin gloves, black
| white and assorted colors
| Do black and white silk do
Mems beaver do
Flag, bandanna, spttlefcld, black lerantine and Br
tannia hdks
Super linen cambria do
7 8 and 4 irish linens
5-4 and Ga do sheetngs
"a, "a and 10.4 damssk and diaper table linen
Russia sheetings and diapers, brown hollands
White tcklenburgs, dowlas, oznaburgs and burlaps
Sewing silks, twist and coIored threads
Shoe thread in 9 and or balls
Palm leaf and feather fans
Bolivar hats, piping cords, buttons, pins, sc. &c.
also,
Brown and beachcd Domestic shirtings and sheetngs
Plaid and striped do ginghams
Shifting, apron and furniture checks
Bed ticking, oil cloth table covers, &c.
april 7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-13

:, Sugar, Coffee, Cheese, Sc.
rs iIHDs. first quality N O. sugar
Is bags prime green coffee
2 pipes Seignette's brandy
Is casks cheese
York and for by D 'i''i' IRON New
march 16- yyNDcov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-13

Sugar, Coffee, &C.
Landing from the schooner Trio B,o,b,r, f,., \, y
81 hhds New Orleans sugar, part represent.J IT, ~
,,- be of superior quality ~'N''o ~
1d 10 psss Havana and Porto Rico Coffee
n ouxes Sicily oranges and lemons in prime order
9,.o pipes cognac brandy, Seignete's brand
1850 fa',dfng from The schooner Potomac fom Ros,,
81 bags superior Java coffee '"' 0'''0"-
20 bags Havana do
~ boxes and drums fresh Smyrna figs
Apply to M MpGe,Is WINE
march Is "H'ohhoMlIH.