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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-16
Sale.

an MONDAY, the Sd dayo f September nerl, ats o,
clock, p. NJ. the subscriber will otter iof aie
pubiis auction, on the premises, a three story
- BRICK TENEMENT, !.
and Lot of Ground on the west siae Oh
Httk Union-street. between KING ana my
SGess&t$S streets. in front on Union street twenty
fset. in dentb eighty three feet, bounded on the north
bv a twenty feet alley, and on the west by a ten feet
oDHHsv r. l. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-16
Withers & Washington -.
"Ay imported in the ships Belvidera and Hers Id,
via Baltimore and other arrivals, their
FALL GOODS,

SuDerhne and common Oiue ahu o"SH
Blue, black and mixedcassimeres
Toilenet and swansdown yestings
Booking baizes, blue plains
8 ga I04 ia 1914 & 1874 rose blankets
"a 81 4 and Al heavy point do
plain and figured black bombazets
Worsted ard cotton hosiery
SUPERIOR English and Tartan plaids
8.4lamb's wool Rob Roy do forlad'es wear
Jaconet and cotton cambrics
& casessuper, fine and common prints
On hand byrecent arrivals from New- Yorf--
Double MILD drab, steel mix'd and olive cloths
plain and stripedlinseys, aushings
Rest quality ga and "A italian lustrlngs r
ndiafeyantines figured and plain silks
Figured and plain grosde Naples
satSins and modes,4.4 and ga plain bobblnett
Thread and bobbinettlace and edgings
Inserting trimmings and edgings
pink. white. green and black Italian grapes
Figured and plain Canton and Nankin do
Linencambrics, cambria hdkfs
| plain and figured book, jackonet and Swiss mushns
| Swiss and book muslin hdkfs
Irish linens, ~sheetings and table diaper
Long lawns, brown hollands
Nerinoand cashmere shawls, scarfs and hdkfs
Bordercd cloth shawls
Superior ingram carpeting and hearth rugs
Black bombazines, very superior
Burlaps, ticklenburgs
Osnaburgs and sackings
| Tortoise and mock shell combs 8
200 reams writing and letter paper
10 cases wool hats
a do fashionable fur do
Cassinetts, domestic calicoes, plaids and checks
WITH u vaircry urarllc1eso or minor Importance, making
| theirassortment entirely complete, which they are de
| termined OF sell low for cash. nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-16
Sale.

NarshaA's Sale.
MILL be sold for cash, on Monday the Sd day 81
w Septsm5er merit. at 10 o'clock, all the right, title.
and INTEREST," of James Bloxham in and to a
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
situated on the north side of King street. beginning
upon King street 65 feet S inches to the eastward OF
Washington street, and running thence eastwsrdiy
with King street and binding herewith 10 feet, thence
north ~arlly with a line parallel to Washington street,
90 feet, thence westwardly with aline parallelto King
street, Is feet, thence with astraight line to the be-
ginning.
Carter CHARLES SCOTT, M.
ang o for T. Ringgold Marshall
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-16
Renshsla for Sale.

- This valuable Estate, containing aHHs$ESf
6E.H4 1900 Acres of Land, is situated in eS7Ia4a6
g Charles county, hearth line which SG0
WI divides i, from Prince George AI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-16
Trustees Sale.

TYNDER the authority of a deed of trust from Tho
mas S. Hsmersley, bearing date on the hrst day
of July, 1921. and duly recorded in the County Court
Of Fairfax, win be sold at the front door OF fslIiax
for cash. on the third Monday IN august nert being the
2Oth elay of said month, all the right, titieand interest
of SAID Thomas s. Hamersley to a certain
Tract OF Parcel Of AIand,
.onmor " known by the name of 'Lythom," %situatein
the said County of Fairfax, and which was the proper
~ of the late Elizabeth Brent Hamersley.
;ulv q--ts THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-16
Sheathing COpper.

On SHEETS Sheathins Copper, for sale by
CO june ~ JOHN 8. MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
YaIuabie Rorscs for Sale

~ ILL he sold to the highest bidder Thursday The SRI
OF oo"h.r next, al tie judges stand Tree HILL pns-
ai'.i me race VI TIA, sy, the valuable Hores
"a % 10 'hs estate % William Rice late OF the 'uuty
ih"s"ek, consisting oi Mares ard two cuI. Tn. OH
us Is nine or ten years old last Spring The yoans
Us - Tour yrais last sprrg and Of ,h.
os 'iislhan and ull si-ttr lafayette The two oil.
o' "f the obi mare 5y A'chy
he o'her lat SPRING colt, both very pIomng The ven
o." cox Is entered al slyeepstske riny -,
iiAHaI u IN wnich heev, are nine
s entrance SooO aud wli he sold SUI jset race.
young by Eclipse. '' 49, wy
rs'm': the above will ne sold on six months credit
he pure haer gng bond with approved security. gotta
the executors. -
- F'dg &c the old mare by Arehy her dam by Sir
marry! her drn by Ciantcl. her <. by Cellar, her
& r Z. daW by Marx Anthony, hsi by PiimnaI.
Pri'ons wishing to Pu,ohase Capt J.
iioh' ID. HICKS, TX, Gu
a. hEsSON,} tors.
W. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
,toaa,9n.eased.

oNfAeNsSaied-
Utiltam and Mary College.
The no,ihcstioa Of the Rector in this DAYS En-
qurer, will nppise the Tisiiors of this venerable
Institution OF the necessity for their as enblins on
be i9M INST The purpose, for which they are
convened, Is one os deep Interest to the College
The death of the la,e President, whose efforts in
revivine the institution, held out so flauesing .
pro-pect 10 the friends of science, has left va
cancy in ha. Office, which. to fill with "a, able anJ
qiAiiiei Individual. will be The iiiy az the Vi-itors.
Twelve months since they assembled for n Ike
purpose, and their labors on that occs-ion re
suited in the bappiest manner for thu pros
perity Of the College. While is roniiientl,
believed no Visitor feel Indifferent TO ,hi.
DUTY, when he shall properly weigh the condition
oil the isttui IN whose affairs are confiied 10 him
1t il ard-nly TO he wished that full meeliu =
should now be had. II il believed a gentleman
standing high Tor morals for science and for skill
In the management OF yoa.h. will accep, the irn-
porisnt charge OF President OF the College, should
the visitors call him u that sta,ion-Ba he should
be iaiormed OF this determination SO early, as TO
enable him to repair in time to Williamsburg and
be prepared IN O.tob.r for opening the College.
Let not then. the members OF the convocs,ion
iaii to meet on the 18Th; and to perform in be.
coming manner, the duty expected by til. public al,
their HAMS. A CITIZEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
CO.tCORD .HC4DL.1IY.

erie Exercises OF this Seminary for the ensuing Session
49, wl commence the LIST October
3iit Juy ioiow'nz. The of instruction couprI.e
TIE English Lain, Gr-ek, French, Iaian aud Spanish Ls,-
susgs' WIN me Sciences geHersll The Institution vii bt
Conducted al New Prospec retired
IJ wnere the subscriber resided
due diligence will be used .ns hnt hes OF
liberal education, special viii he takes imp1itns IL
The puFs critical knowledge OF the English usuge pen
n"shp ariihnetie seosI Apply te tie slObe. pecca
su'yeyg natural philosophy aad the elements OF
hoG.ih history The systeis instruction pursued thu.
Academy - i"unde careful ansysis of the
ani ". ttlcaoy promoting ie,sry Of
YOUTH Mss been tested by - years
Tor board and Will he SI0 each bisrer Finding h.,
own he's, bedding aud candles; SI6 ikey futn.,
by The subscriber Sone OF tue sudcus have recently
P.t,d Their Headencai and have vacancies
Others The patrons Of the In'tituon tune
I" We" The 'nhsethtr, and Judge VI the
meat ct the pupils Pa and edins al de
lance who may with TO commit their chil, aud
10 MS csre Ieqnest-J make timely apri-ator
to THOMAS 70. COLEMAN p,,slit 81 4. oura.d
Academy nsaI the Bowling G.eeD Caroline county, Va
otPt.tI. Sc wit
sNHt ubscrihers have ell cop the hp under ir
~ firm OF Aruriead VI CieIie aud re pertf,y tende
their sevice- To ihsir friends and he public transac
'ion Of general Comm ission Business.
JOHN N. ARHTSTEAD.
JOHN II. M'OREDIE.
Nd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
THE Medical REcoRDER.

I
omE time ago premium oGei al ny site conductors
80, me msd,esi kseo,d'r, for The best Esay rJrsu' e.
was mi, nd.e to have puhlhed the
on hand besides 1eyiew AHai,,.. OF LAT. forsisa pubIi
MONS IN. uae Of receiving extended The sh
Gay % oct next tn. vi, ne; osly longer to esa-
dda'e but will afford those who banded their essav.
Az op onusy 70 Ike e9rr.ensn: or additions The
aud M all probability, other ~ IRE ,..y, viii (.
s'..aby offer made January s2s ths, =.
shi have an opportunity vi writing any -cr bet
isi entirely TO candidates themselves. Essay. under
sn aans ,Hte' tia, nigh, he enn,sr. papers of m,ri,
anu Calculated the science uf bv
Puseacn entitled L, 50 dollars, be paid books.
ne ADORE beng staining rule the attention the p,o
,eon Particularly called TO it, being, hap. ihs
nes' modes o. en.tns the nedies! leaning
n"nbe' oi psp.r. have published under thu. ~
men OF ,hr Grs, literary ta.n, country; many
III. jnr"' by tbs, nw, be perceived. ,Sa, ore@a1,, Az
MOI "a'y "h-ie. Tor essays pneusr ets but th
IN u mett have been, AI sriu &c ee-
I'm Journal will continue conducted in II, u,
pende.i MANNER svns an mcdTr.,
Jusnsii also those OF Great Britain, France Germsny &c
embracing all the important PRACTICAL thew con-
'"in ior watch rmposr the journals Ut these e"uutri.s
%Ser: Of l' ,ss nay an examination Of
Wa eon,idered necessary procure max. the
journal appear more nat'onal least OF the ut
IeP.e'an nedcsi Se"'sm th- Uated States M
hut the fact of its having publish
G "h'ehtime many attempts have been
uy medical schools end raitouiai men, get the
"nstt We" e0ntfoi-one parry s.r another have
%'"sed their nunass nearly all Of when dd FROM
sie e"eu'lsno- E not deemed cali in
% be devoted to the interests Of the cause Of hu.
on 'hese, and 'ts will continuance nf
pupnase .. skeh. 1t Is not uud.t the thradom
'eoa, dogma nor pledged 10 support any particular ,nt
taion To the tujce another. la 6u. IL a ex.mr sn
.eumsIn.e which too cen attend rs this d,.ciptiou
se 81 eror under the imposing irfucnce
'u,e, Ne at the SAME tune II expressly that TO
~" p'iiee ipaiiialhy, and throw honor
aie .VnPe'ion IT, 'niy legitimate
M Pages open 10 all huhvuabe r..r eciaEl.
csnd,se f'h Prize .-,sy Article, of III. Iua
is'eiI1 Me'"a OF the uhl.i States embIat ;s,r
~ aPP a',oh NC, Will please recollect that Their
'aton. must be delivered beior. fret JAS of
n"@,y 1875 TIE premium Hospital Reports ~ill
eu " '"y Time INST Suitable the authors For
rage Is7. ' - -
rnr Medical Recorder contains upwards Of $50 pas esh
rerms Eve lal. pr annum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
COMMUNICABLE.


On Saturday morning last. the third and lone
gest arch OF the Car,ersve bridge gave way at
It's Jinction with the pier the Cumberland shor e
ana i-i into the stream with m awful and tire
mendoas crash. Though many pers,n- had cross.
Ell on that morning, no accident occurred owing to
the care aaJ attention OF N1f II Oh. Tayio- of Car
tersvills, who at considerable danger, remained on
Inc bridge TO warn travellers OF the haz rd they
would incar, in attenp ing to cross in carriages or
other heavy vehicles; by his exeriion the life of
lady OF this neg hborhoo was certainly saved VIII
mad entered the bridge in carriage, and was ap.
preaching the defective arch when he prevailed
on her to return; IN less than uinues afiei-
wards, the WHOLE gave way and melsncho
~ wreck in the riy er below. This is the only
pubic work of any importance, undertake by an
association of inlividu in thi. section OF Virgil
MA, and II must be matter OF regret, to liberal
public, that their enterprise and exer,icn should
nave proved Improbable, and mach more thar the
facilities and advantages arising to The community
should be lost by disaster OF this character. Un-
DER all the circumstances, hope esn"ot bu, be
indulged, tba, the stockholders will be literally en-
courag-d to rebuild the bridge. The storm o, the
10Th August, Is, believe the immediate cause
oil this disaster 20 this importan, public work.
II friend to The Improvement of the State.
Gainesville, Sept 4th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
NO YJIE

St@AS committed TO the 81 of This ruuay-ay,
&c nhe Ia day VI June last, an,g uan VII calls
himself John Berry, aud say. he bei
h.ney OF f.Iquimans county, Nffh Csfvlus.
wen made fellow, about 50 IS yoars axe, eight
inches hg Ozark complexion, large whikes aud benlisi
~ ms let eye lie had ON when half
o- "td oirh coat aud panliouns,
articles OF ci1uhe with h,- reason believe
the sand runaway, aud the owner i. seaus.ted To-
come forward prove property, pay ehrrse. him
away, "he''Else he will he dealt with law directs
WIN S. RoYSrUN j.lor OF Caroline G, ou,y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

- EINA desfruut q, reuDr1. oftr
y county Of truO 0nlsj miles below s6cflaa rorf
house AID vsny EIGHT mules of shrnd situated fct.,
Che two creess Liver Befvtfd 1f rem sfnfn. 30
sores Of uieh the by eiaian about 80 sorss III sr
ea'Hshie ioF gr'nifoa each cfe,k, and CT Wool. 5
rqnsi not t0auy hdy u woodland in The eorc
fht Improvements te-.tpy des itar- house sn
l~ccnsry onfi' 1fo. Iistrc te e, ihriyn.
yuns ochad oi 1rric. peaches snd chrrsIr fs.f il
tft5n D. deemed unr-sressy, those .shn. rtt sf
vi. l.t I've pfeos-., uoa s 1h,f,ef f,tIs
sein make kuoWn tie iefies. q hf..sa tsft r g.
ifsiioo whatever shcati) tsa t1s shove gn, OF go
hnrd- heller .cffstt- join MARTIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
Byookfeld far Sale


'7HE subscriber will sell M,n5ay The 18th d,y or n.,
month IOct i: fair, " next fair dsv n pbi,e
auction the pteui,s that beautiful valuable psni.,oo
on which he redes allied Brookfed distant n m, Rich
noni only miles, containing about $50 acres lyns on Inc
Brook Run aud adjoining the bronx Turnpike adj This sef
Of land con'sins obou hundred creek low -r
o. hr quality, AMI about quantity seoon low r
aud the high land very excellent and good state Of cn
yttion-tnere - IN very good cling buuss, and all
other houses Necessary r plantation extensive Ear m
snd ~ good rePair will heai with ooy rfon privately
who may wish % Purchsfe before ts day "
o Effected IN that sQay, he gwen T,. &c.,
will be made Known the DAY u sale which viii he vr5 ~
rornpdang. The lsui vii b. sire any pcts,,n
TO view before The Day u e, by the subieissr IN b
a'"euce, ~ his ft t5sst NJ laud aTnr.
nat hW few trttts of It, vius if,r Nv the netxb,o.5 ~
Ntfhmond. IL is sufficiently o. town flf serar H.
rede a. who psy he 'sei m The or stv tho
ousits that may require Ls daily attention ~ o,sr -
ved on q Tor - ye''s urin. ts whole vhirh tive r.
zee" ."t1ged 90 sl'ns active hune m Richmond that
CURED pes9us attention rafy the MOI stue AMI 49,, -
inc eyen,Hsn T. oniy hill co. qusrtefs Of an hos
ftif, sud II Che bet Turnpike h vr-tu,.. 49,. 4
believe car safely ~ thse oots healthy !, ,ee -
Vis"ff incrr - slus J eXcesnt viter near fis n,
Sept ~. 81; ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
10 Mans on House.
DRY GOODS.

tEM DAVID KYLE x co. have received nv lat.
arrivals hgm New York, PhisdepLa, &e a vary ex.
800 siIS OF E"g'Isn, wosilrn aud Cotton y-,is IL, h
mems dapstsi shcei'ng. aud lawns Gvin,o and Btiii. I'm
sue eiis' 'hiiings, riais and chez II, la
.n OF feHiae fancy gIus OF desctirt.un. IN.
sIo 70 her s'tnsuis, by the arrival every rae
I'm we former place, such supplies will ,uatli them to
s'~ "ht''s sasa ton
10 s'e 'he'n cali They iofh.sr F.9.ag, know ne
nothing
me only test anu ry d0ust n. when these are made M ~
m s,i WI! compete, ehealnes aud qualify, wi,h GA,
SsDf 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
BURLLYG Ton .NV'NSER

~ HLo"uES Of Fruit Trees, Vines fer .sle at
-Nuise'y NEAR BuiUe ". I-rsey ma, be had Pray
ocL-iss CO. Bookstore, Richaioud where order.
To ROBERT SMITH, Wi he received anil cor
Waidei To the Proprietor without delay When the T..
'ney wih ne carefully al, aud tier made
/ 800" % TIE Iufchs'er as soon prqctIcahle.
Tue tees MI! he we'll with AL. " moe M ,e
- me parkss=s covered with mats OF coarse
49,; " a. !" sscn' eihen from jify from the
y 'enber and March ~ "
a"ns the gentlemen who have been Supplied from IN.
Nn'sey are MAJOR snsS GiiJbon aud h.s>r. iiap,
| made. '"' -
Srpt.II. - q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

communicated
MARhIEDl in Hanover, Tuesday the am In. nv the
REV MI Curtis, Mr. EdTa Shelton, NIiss Sarah !,-.
eides daughter OF isasc oliver, E-q. all Hanover
piED lat has seat Ia the of q Aage on TUESDAY,
ht 4ih o September 1927 Cspt Cdtlett Con.uav No man
esei enjoyed or mered Of esteem and aG-ot,ns
OF wide circle OF relations and friends. for he was really
whoui guile for'rnore than quarter century he wa.
an ae'e aud most useful la hts county sIv,ys
pouring Oi upon the troubled Indeed All the re-
unns o s hes conduct amabie and sxenpary Ii
oiemny believed that IN lie Of rs years. never had
spersOhai difference with person. he l,vrd au,
died without enemy. Blessed with placid aud haupv
temper he always cheerful To the last and me,
with that happy cOmposue night have hcen look ro
N one whose consc
-, suddenly al Wyihe courthouse, Virginia, al the
,sdenee OF Joseph Draper E-q Thursday the SOh ali
as h"aTed Ssrdro, wife Of Colonel Leonard straw Of
"ylhe county, aud daughter Of David FIournsy E.
quTe, late OF POThataH county, Vngpis Ia Mr. Straw
'oeiAy mas lost an amahle, charitable and exemplary
"rmn-t ner friends aud neighbours model of social nts-
sse nee rom envy malevOience, SANDER her
husnshi tehdsr aheeouie and iuiiiu wife; hsIrs,
infant 81 eight hours has been the fond breast. Tint
would have nuiarei II, with Anxiety sretinn Of the
' o' Hoheis. Iheic every hope,
- he excellent Divine who deliver ed her euorv that
nal life 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
FEW.gLE EDUCaTTON.

Ni 100 FLINhbtIH bAUVN'o Sch0oID TIC inltf Dciion
w OF fcmats, viii he continued tic neSg year At NY
house, IN the Forks e IIanose and will hsfn f5h
january In this School will he correctly taught ali H.
BRANCHES n tic best knenn Edacsgn the price Of
sud tuition Tor 10 months VII be Eighty five d,iats, lie
i5a NJ December following when IN, school will end
miss bacoHs graif' sitons Teact h-f noae IN
stsucton sud tie low pr'eg ct hpad oi ,earfnt tie
belief that ics School will 10 ready hsd up. A the ouf
her - Pups will not exceed fourteu I'll persons desaus 4
ending their dauBte will 10 well ~ engage them imeii-
stsly.
s,y aiifeu -ltonipeler,or Newfound mills POST ofes.
LbWt5 BERKELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
0OTTCE

sS3 IS committed 10 TIE al Of the uf reiershu,g az
~ fnnaNay onths sh day 81 June ia27 So n.n win
es, his name DICh feet 10 aud hsl inches hrh, very
above the writ has cotton shrl aud coat and
Psnalsns made Of cotton and wOi c says frat be belong
to ahr Marlin Perkins OF Lypchhmg, Va The ownsr !.
desired TO forward h property pay ohsrs and
take hn away or he VIII be dtsi with the law dpets.
ROGER MALLORY, i,ror.
August -. %
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From the London Times ofJu!v IA.

].
Lsndon Unisys,ty The followin. p,ofsss-
oTs are already appointed:
urseE Lansnage and Literature. George Long
= NJ. Fellow OF Trinity College. Cambri,ige
Professor OF Greek, college OF Chstlotleviiie, \
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy. Dr..
Lard.er, OF Trinity College, ID .blin.
Botany and Vegetable Psychology. Dr. Hook
Ell, Professor of Botany, Glasgow.
PHYSIOLOGY, Morbid and Comparative Anatomy
pf, Meckell, Professor of Anatomy and pby,io,
iogy, University of Hsl!e
Aas.omy DR.. PAtteson, Professor of Ana,o-
my and Surgery, College Of Baltimore.
r., MaterIa Mediea and Pharmacy. DR.. A. T
molly.
jurisprudence and Law q Nations J. AUS
Tin, Esq Bars.er At Law.
Lrw.
Political Economy j r. Macalloch. esq.
Aoolosy. De. r E Grant
Several Others, expected 10 be filed UT
II" immediately, and The in November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

Inc 'riai @: Ne~bold for Passing Counterfeit,
no e., and of Arleige, "a his accessory. came ON
before the examining Court of Princess Anne
county on Monday last, and resulted in their being
remanded to the Superior Court. which comrneuc .
ell ITS session and their final trial yesterday. These
culPfits cannot complain of The " laws delay
Norfolk Herald IN Sent.
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rs, tive D ilIai.p.r snnum.
ADDITIONAL ARRANGENr

ADDITIONAL ARRANGEMENT.
N H. sfnuld Sny Medical Oi Surgical information rlh.r
,h s any other country, he Promui. ard between ,lfe
Su't 'n's OF puhiicsin OF the numbers Recorder
ana II deemed to lay the b.lo, che
'ioi lhei'stey shall he T.s
peeh' wl no lCub he Satisfactory subsc ihers.
tenIy 10 those who he desirous have ulunihv
ais 20 as to have early uioIma;ion, Sc.
Sept II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

HARVARD Onicersify.- A, the Comm en- c an en-,
last week, the honorary degree of L. l. ID. was
conferred on the Hon. Bushroi Washington.
and the Hon. Horace ninney of Philadelphia; q
'ha' OF "a M. on Edward ID. Bangs, Esq Sec,e-
tsry of State in Massachuse,is No degree of ID
y. conferred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

c.e,r-nol cloud ti,ated in the say. Some o.
our ies'ned friends. we trust, were spectators OF
these singular appearances; and we hope TO hear
from them upon this subiec,.
Nv j. Spectator, -Aug. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
CO.MuU.ATC.9TED

We are happy to have it in our power to state
that several ships have very recently arrived in
our river, with Cargoes OF BsiIi-h goods, aud { ON
what We learn the chants in the interior of Vr-
sinia and North Carolina, will do well to hook 10
h'chmond tins season for their supplies. We
understand the assortment of goods imported dir
IS unusually extensive, and that great pains has
been taken by some of enterprsing ctizens 5,
to offer such Inducements 10 buyers TO supefcede
the necessity OF Their going elsewhere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

Two enielprising young by the OF
Henry Y John Ryni.rsnns have lately sunk rais
wen on the bank os ChAmplsn. in this county,
oear where the Mercer and Washington coun y
me crosses sail river, and at the depth of l76
1ee' struck stream OF salt water, sufficient il j.
believed. TO make fiy sixty bushels of salt per
uay, a. "itt eleven email kettles they can make az
ids pm- siN or eight bushels each day, and the
water still continue. in abundance and j. bvliev ed
10 We a. strong as that at Goose Creek or Green
hiverNrcrk~. in Ca-sy county. Should this dis
coVery equal the expectation. or the neighboIhood
TWO worthy young men will no, only make for
tune, but the counties of Mercer, Washington
Spencer, Anderson and several Others will be adj e
to procsr. supply of this necessary article in
dehance of the kanhawa Monopolists. In few
weeks they expect to procure additional kettle.
wnen the quantity OF water will be tested. The
san Is OF the frst quality, and more than ten
miles hom Harrod' batg. Central JYafchto,cer.
MoNrReAL. Angus, "a In my letter of
/" eunesdAy, mentioned ha, the celebrated Car
'aih ank!in had arrived near this city. lie came
IN al an early hour yesterday morning. aud D; oces-
aei imineiia ely for the UUite States. lie look.
weii' add under stand tina, he has generally eniov-
ca good health, i, j, stated thu, he usv eieI rom
Az cN snzes river TO The Icy Cape. and was W it'll.
ia %'o miles OF the spo, the ship Blossom was 10
nave touched, where he remained nine davs. in
consequence of log. lie saw N thing which in
'ated an obstruction 10 the navigation: for az far
as he could rec at any time, an open ea was TO be
seen. o"e ve'y singular circumstance wa, mem
toned by HIN In January last, whea tie Their
nome er wa Oh degrees below Zero. "the yyea her
was more c,"DoTtd6ke, ~ than when il ascendcd 10
-' Ior In me latter the clothing was burtben
-ome.-.T Y. Com. -fdr