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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
FoR THE CossrrruTroSAL Wa,e

For CoNsrrruTIoSAr WHlc
IiAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
The Anniversary of iIampden Sydney College was
held on Wednesday. the Goth of September.
Order Of Exercises for Commencement.
rRArER-sAcRED Music.
l. Grafton IN Lahn-De vita Ell insiitutonihns Au.
gust, with the Sautatory Addresses-GfoRGE rrrz-
GERALD. .Noftoru1y.
2. English Oraion-The influence of the Norman
Conques, on the Government and National Character
of England-WM NJ TnEADwAr, PR. Edcard
MUSIC
5. En-:;sh Orntion-'Thc influence CT Natural Sec
merry on National Chat actet-JAMEs d. LIGoN, Prince
Td,onrd.
4. Engiish Orn'ion-The Present Prospects of the
Turkish Empre-JAMrs MIHGE, Charles City.
8. The Philosophical Oration-The causes which
tend to accelerate and retard the progress of Human
mprovetnent-GEoRGE j. SWAMI, Cumberland
MUSIC.
6. English Or1iion-;,lasscai Educaticn-tl,e I'D
vanfages which would arise from Practical nd
n more National System-JouN IA CoHyERsE, Ly,ue
.NeD England.
7. TIE CliosopAic Orafioa-WM C. Scarf, Po,c-
hnt1n.
9. Masters Orat,on--Wm B. CntrrEspry.
MUSIC.
.. DEGREES CnSFERRED.
10. English Oration-The influence of Eariv asso.
Citations on our Future Character and Happiness with
the Yalcdictory Addresses--WM. B. Tl<sIrY, Han
orer.
sscRED MUsIc-pRAYFn.
The Degree Of Bachelor of Arts, was conferred on
John X Converse, George Fitzgerald, James D.
Lyon, James Minge, VIM G. Scott, 6 gorge T. Swami,
YIN. Is Tinsley and VIM nj. Treadway.
The Degree of Master o? Arts, was conferred on
Pey:on r Berkeley, VIM r.. Chttenden John H.
Clark, Thomas T. Giles, VIM B. yrcston Samuel Y.
Watkins and WIN. S. White, Alumni of this College
WIN. n. Page, a. Nj. was elected Professor of the
Latin Language and Roman Literature.
Hugh A. Garland, A. b. Professor of the Greek
Language and Grecian Literature.
Henry Carrngton Esq. of Charlotte, I'd Nathaniel
p Nenable, E*q. of P.nce Edward, were elected
Nemhers ct 'he hoard OF Trustees to supply The
cies which had occurred during the year.
The Literary and Philosophical Society established
its Anniversary Fursay, tire day after commence.
nent. The Grafton was delivered by Jesse B. Harri.
son, Esq of Lynchburg, and Poem read, composed
by Mr.. Frederick Specie of Campbell. WIN. c.
Rives, Esq. Of Aibemaric, and Nelson Page, Esq al
Cumberland, appointed Orators for the mex,
Anniversary: and Daniel Bryan, Esq of Alexandria &c
deliver Poem.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

| ~, u" THE CONSTITUTIONAL. WIuG.
ne S,u@ens OF Po'chotan opposed TO the election of
JACKSON 10 The Presidency are respectfully re-
questcd to meet at the Court Uonse n, ,,.;r ,,ont
on the Cd Thursday of November next. I,ba, being
day. tor the purpose of taking INTO alton
the oXpediepcy of sending de,er,,es IN a, c,,o,,;
proposed TO be held in Richmond ON The second Cnss
day in January 1928.
PoHTIoN THE EaEEHoI prIs
October 9Th, 1927.
To the freehoders of Louisa COUNT onnose1 70 ,l,
election OF Gen. Jackson 10 the Presidency of the
United States. - ~
You are invited TO attcpd a, year Court house on
ne hrst DAY oil your next November court IN take in
10 CONSIDERATION the proprety OF appointing Deliberate
or peegates 10 attend Convention proposrd In be
held IN The City of Richmond in month Of january
next iof the purpose OF nominating Electors whose o.
pinoDs shall coincide wal your own and 10 oont snc
o'her measures asrnay be deemed expedien and pro.
per Tor promoting wishes n relation 10 the ap-
preaching PRESIDENTIAL election.
SEVERAL FREEEurDIEs or I,or:Isa
Lonisa, Ith October, 1897.
iF The Editors of the Richmond ENQUIRER will con-
Ter favor OH some of their subscribers bv giving pub
licy TO the above
COMMUNICATED.
meeting of such of the citizens al Ht,f,r;a5 Conn,
fy as arc friendly TO the election of John Ouincv aa
as President OF the u. States, will be held ri Brooks
Tavern in the town of Manchester on SATURDAY. tho
ION Nov next ,r the purpose of appointing deleo,,ns
TO the conventiuu, which will assemble in ,i,bt@
on The second Tuesday in January next with the oh
Iect OF forming electoral ticket ~ ~
MANY VOTERS
Chesterfield, Oct. ). 1877
-a9N-
CoMMUNIC ArFD
10 The FrcehoAers Of the Coun,v Of yyoo, o,,,,o, b.,
TO Gen. Ja,Asoa ~
Fellow Citizens: 4 Meeting is determined nm . .,
pace al Hanover Cour, House Wednesday the t,h
INST TO take into considerations the measures bes, "a,
euia'eu 10 prevent the vote Of this State being given
10 MILITARY Desput.m-it is exnec,ed -, ;,,
arouse from your le!haigy, and aid in the general
rable object. ~ " "
---, nlaNG ERE:IlOLDERS OF HANOVER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
New-OrIcans, Oct. o.

pursuance OF two deeds OF trust executed 10 The
iate MT. John Richard and myself, the by Ro-
"ett GORDON and JanDetta his wife, and the other by
itoocft Gordon ADD JaDnetta his wife and Andrew
Jameson, both dated the 21th of September 1910
and recorded IN the Office of the County Court OF Hon
rco' Tor the benefit OF the Bank OF the United States
as surviving trustee shall sell at public ready
money 10 the highest builder, the prnises OIL Thurs
day the l5ih day OF November next all the p-ooertr
conveyed by the above mentioned TIVE deeds of trust or
SD nuch thereof as be necessary 10 nav The deh
winch II was conveyed TO The pronerty convey
ed by the first named deed is as folio ws:-AN tina,
piece or parcel OF land III the CITY of Richmond nm
which Us erected lumber house occupied by said Ro
peri Goido and situate on 18th street between D and
I. Streets; undivided noIetv of two brick tome
nents, ON e Street, ofthem occupied a, the date
of the conveyance, BY Michael Werckrnester and tho
other by George Dybai & Go. and now uccunicd b,.
Josiah b. Abbott & CO. and --- CooIssev: thror
brick tenenents, IN the of the last mentioned nro
Perty. occupied at the date Of the CONVEYANCE IN
French u Mann, and now, by French & Jorjon sronl
ing about go feet 18Th Street al that mart of 9,
lot or parcel Of land in the CITY of Richmond si,ua,e
IN The rear of the Banks, fronting sixty Two feet nm
Cary or ID Street, extending back one hnndred and
| ------ feet, bound on the side by ilh Street
On The other by the ground of James Currie .rh,t
hall acre lot of land in the rear OF the late DR. Cur
.c residence number 40, and bounded sides
ny ana IOth Streets; undiv ided moicty of par
Gel OF land of six half acre lots in Cou1 a5ditjn IN
me Chy OF richmond, situate opposite TO Jackson's
Garden, and known by the number twelve
! J he property convey by The deed from II Cordon
and wife and Andrew JAMESON as follows viz Ger
tam lot or parcel Of land situate the Citv of Rich
mond. Street leading from ID Street boween 1g2,b
ana i1'h Streets, TO tie river, with lumber house
hereon being The same lot parcel OF land which was
conveyed By Robert Gordon executor OF James Snrh
TO William Muir, and by the said Muir convened TO
the said Gordon and Andrew Jameson bv inden,ure
bearing dale the 1I,h August, 1919
RICHARD ANDRRSOS
| Richmond Oct. o, 1927. tot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

a Col-oRED BOY from II to 90 years of are. i
wanted Tor the balance Of the year. or longer
Enquire at the Wing Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

u II Lottery REALLY daL rxcLusnrrr 10 prou,oss
Lte Public Good.
'H\HE VIRGINIA FREE ROAD LOTTERY.
~ authorized by law, TO money 10 construct a
noau from Staunton TO Covington or CaJa,,an,s-
Every cent OF the money cleared, after paying ,hs
prizes and the positice expenses of conducting The or
'ery' Is TO be laid out the Road
SCIIE.nE,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

1914 SitEEIiNG, (width without a seam ms,
received by WILLIAM NEALE s. 20
N. Also ga heavy Russia Diaper, for bile linen
Oct I2-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
Mississippi Lands for Sale

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
IA bove Baton Rogue, the left bank of the nIss;s
sippi, consisting of
One thousand and Eighty .qroen.s;
SAID plantation has front OF l2 Arpcns on the river
Is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement.
from which Cotton is shipped On this tract there are
one hunnrei or more of cleared Land-ope
large Dwelling House, with six Tooms-Coton Gin.
MIL Tan Yard Negro Cabins,Sc. (easily repaired y
ihe titles to the above lands indisputable and a
warranty deed will he given if required
AIso-Ons THousqnd .4rpeni.
situated on Thompson's Greek IN the parish of I'ec;
ana one and half miles from the river Mississ;np So
ven miles from the town of ST. Francisvie. Part OF
this tract consists Of low bottoms probably GOO acres
on said tract there about fifty acres cleared some
years since, buigrownup:E the whole or one hal
oil this tract will be sold the option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply 10 this Office or &c
ROBERT ROSS.
New rIesns Oct o ,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

The celebrated Indian Chief Red Jactet has been
formally denounced and deposed By council of his
tribe OF the Six Nations He is about 20 years
old and charged with being for long time extreme
iy dissipaied, and morally worthless.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

PETERSBURG, Oct. 10.
.Ne'c .Nnrk'et FAB Rnces-Tbe Races over the New
Market course commenced Tuesday last, Owing
TO the 'nclemency OF the weather, there many
spectators, but the few that did attend enoycd much
sport, there being four heats, all closely contested
Only three started-one paid forfeit The following
colts we're entered, which ont in the respective
heats designated by the figures. The knowing
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

1910 psizes-071i blanks
.n' prizes subject TO discount of IS Per cenrrm,
'cke's can be disposed of, aud they are going OF
very rspidy there rs no knowing how thai NAV be-
Tickets at q dollars EACH for sale at the bookstore
OF WIN. II. FlTEWHYLSONN.
OctI3 e,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

MARRIED, on the Sd INST. by the Rev. Mr. G cen, Dr.
JOHN e. CHALMERS, of Halifax, Va to MARY w.
daughter of Alexander Henderson, of Milton, ". e..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13


Mir. Bots >
Mr.. Johnscn's 2
MIR. Wvnn's 3 9 9
Second Day, Proprietor's Purse, $780, three milo
heats.
MIR. JohnsOns b. h. Trumpeter
Mr.. Garrisou's g u. Paculet dstanced
MIR. Bots b. h. Lafayette 3
MIR. Vests H. h. LeOpoIsiadt 9 . 3
Yesterday, the Jockey Club Purse, 500 j mile
heats. was won by MIR. Johnsou's sally Walker
at Two heats, beating DIR. Wycbe's mare Ariel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
5sGgGgas~
From; he Rochester Tslryrsrl.

f'oH' me R9ctCG.Sr IsirgTgrt.
he lamps we're bright wi:.;n The sacred walls,
Nhs'e 0'cn are wont II worship, and ihri: light
oi!camcd iu!i on column, arch, ana aisle, aud on
= NJ mingied crowd, SO still, 50 brcaihl.Ss there,
mat save the pssachers voice, sound was heard!
NiS theme chpr;ty. Slowly at first
IFS words came for,h-bui even then there seemed
r power, I spiri; in thcin, which dill Gx
rs by mighty SPELL, each Wandering thought
And then, rnkir!lcd BY degrees, light
LEANED from his youthful features, purcr fair,
And brighter than tire ray frcm burning lamre,
ihai Eel! So strongly ON them, nd his words,
Like swollen liver, broad, and deep, and clear,
Rolled on rcsiSii"ss.- Hail. triumphant art,
Ran "atchlesS c'oqucnce! I've heard of thee,
Aud, IA the poets page and through the tniSts
% "n:cn' days, half seen thy shadowy I0,m,
bui thCu, III tcl:2ct vision, face 10 face,
saw thy glory, aud thy lnye!imcss,
ANA ie!t the magic presence Of Thy pave.
i'aw did hc seize each feeling Of the heart
''Nh' heai 1t with him, iic rushing wini
hcHr7 thc cloud onwa.d."-thou, sweet Charity.
ii's tacc And as he spoke, what heart though cola
hrtore, bat warncd aud mcl,cd into love
o the, as to.cmhodied beauty? Yes,
We saw thCc ,hen.-aui all OF iuyclincss
nat human Tough, can reach, was brightly thine.
u"' When he ended, and The choir took up
i ne glorious theme, and prulc, it, in n flood
OF melody, full, rich, and deep, upnu
The hnli-pained car-uli, twas too nuch.-A elcam
vi heaven broke the impnsoucd soul, nj earth,
ana eaiih born cares, we've for ii moment gone ii.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
LONDON FEMME FASHIONS FOR MARCH
from hkernanus Repository1

-IoT" F Lre'S.-Dess Of jaconet mustn't the coysqge
made The shape, and oruamen,ed each side with
G" o"ivd"E OF lavender collar SATIN apptoxmaiing al the
waist aud s5fcadimg Ike stOmac;er towards shoude
o@s Of tue color adorn the front Of the dress: two
are placed above the ceiDfDc, and six below,.at ccra
distances. The he1 at the bottom OF The dress has .
broad san ribbon d,awn ignu-h it. Tucker of binnj
drawn close at the top, aud tied behind with narrow r
boa" The sleeves eHcig0k aud have two satin rou-
cdu%c IcGdirg from bow the shoulder 20 tl,c &c.
aud are Intercepted by second bow the elbow Coil
bracelets with amethyst clasps confne the sleeves
E"t,tHg Hrcss.-Dress Of white crcpe Isse, over Ia
vender-c"ior Turkish satin slip; tic c5rsgge Is m and the
wa,; long, the sleeves 80 the Chinese taste and are
formed OF four divisions, with projecting points half way
sIssi "'h ''"en 'ercojnfs" satin, All ;.ttir ro,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

VIRGINIA.
at rules holden in the clerks Office Of the srrarior
court Of chanccry for tue Richmond district the stl
day of March, 1927:
p" iliian WARMER, OF Petersburg, PN.
against
George Crawford, William Conway Sti!: Matthews
and Co. Moses 3. Peterborough Walter Dunn, exc.
cuioF OF John Graham, decd, Joseph RowIett, VII
liam Edwards, Thomas Stewart and James Stewart,
infant heirs o! Thomas Stewart, decd, Dts
The defendant, Sith Matthews, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 70 the act
OF assembly and the rules of Ills court and il apccar
ing by satisfactory evidence, that lc is not an ,ab
tant OF this country: is ordered that tie said defend
ami do appear here the tenth day of the next fern,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; aud that COP,
OF Tins order he forthwith inserted some ncvsrapcr
published III the cy o Richmond, ior two months sue
cessNey and posted at the cni door of tie capitol in
the said city.
10 coPy. Testc, WA. VI. HENING
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA:
at rules: holden in tie clerks Office of The synerio,
day OF March, 1927: "'e '''
Tbeodorick Robertson, III
against t"'
refer Z. Archer, John r. Moscley, Edward Has.
hns, John &. Archer, Peter +. Archer ", Ri.
ett liasA'ns and Martha bis wife, Mary Ann Ar
ohGr, GOD Jones and elizabeth bis WIFE, John Jope,
anu oaIah X. hrs wife, and Wm. W. Archer and
i 11D"'s "a Earohne archer, MS.
nc defendants John Jones and Sarah r. bis wife
no' having entered their appearance and given seclri
according to the act OF assembly and the rules of this
court and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence. naJ
hey are not inhabitants Of this country: it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on The ten s
she next term and answer The petition of The uain
led by joseph O. Wilder and Others; and that COW Of
tins order be forthwith inserted in some pevsIaner
published ~ TIE city Of Richmond, for two months sJ,r
cessfyely, and posted at the front door of the sn;,o
the said city. 'aP"ol j"
10 : 9o7y Tcsse, WI ", EIENryc,. :. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

VIRGINIA.
AT rules, holden in the clerks Office of the saperior
court of chancery tor the Richmond district The 5ih
day of March, 1927:
John IIeviliian aud Mary his wife, John arrrIe
William argyle, Frederick Argy Ic, and IIspsI;ley
Argyle, Il Thomas Argyle infant, bv the said JnI,
lfeVIliian his mex: friend children Of lehecca Mas
I'm, decd, by her first husband, Frederick ..rryie
also decd, Francis hIastin and iiebecca hiastin
infant children OF the same Re5ecca By her second
husband John hlastin, decd, by the said John Trc
william, their EcXt friend, and William and Rodau,
heDDeT, Children ofLucy kenner, decd also infants
by The said John Freviliian, their next friend and
Elizabeth Winston, pm
against
Susanna 'fins!ey, widow. and Thomas G. T,rsle, so,
OF Thomas iiDsley, deed, RI. ornas T. johnson m
cy "A. johnson, Peter r. Johnson William q
johnson, aDd Mary T. johnson, infant children of
Mary Johnson, decd, formerly Tinsley dsurh,er of
the said TAornas Tin.ley, decd, Fleming T. Grant
land, Susan Grantland and Virginia A. Gr,ntIanI
infant Children of Ann Graniland decd y)6s
The scirefscias awarded in this cause not heinz TO-
turned executed on Che defendants Fle,niucr t Grant
land, Susan GranilaDd aud Virginia A. Grsntlapd
anu they not having entered their appearance and ~,
ven security according TO the of assembly and The
rules OF this court and it appearing by satisfactory
e'ideOce' that they are not inhabitants Of this countrr
IL IS ordered, tat The SAID defendants 10 appear boTo
on the tenth day of tie term ard slew cause
against The revival sought by the said process and that
copy o.! this order be forthwith inserted in Some
newspaDcr published in The city of Richmond for two
months successveiy, and posted at the front door Of
The cantoI, in the said city.
10 a copy. Teste, WI. w. HENING, c. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.:
at 'uIe' hGlden in te clerks Office of the superior
day o! March, 1927: '''' "'e 1'h
Jun. deceased, 't,
against |''
James kelso and Elizabeth his wife, James sIeI,o
t:'c,oas J. polndcxter, Garrett nj. QuarIes john
.. !ening Thomas Woodson and MARY bis wife
and George ~. kelso IT, ,5-'''
nc sc'TefacTas awarded in this cause not being re-.
turned executed on the defendant James KeSo. and
ne no' having entered his appearance and given seen
y according to the act Of assembly and the rnIes rs
,n court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
,at ne IS not an iohabitan Of this country: il s o'
acTGd' that the said defendant do appear here on tfe
TENN cay OF Tie next term and slew cause If anv h
can against the revival sought by the said process.
ana that copy OF this order be forthwith; inserted i,
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond.
door Of the capitol in the said CITY, ''"'
~ copy. Tcste, WM. w. HENING. G. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

saiis band, Ell ,eG VITA marrow h.omi:
tacker of ahe The skirt is decorated with three
Of the material the dress, with
small avendercu,or satin ruuraux, LARGE
of ema'inaic satin leaves, with crre hSSc ccncs
beneath IS ioucaux of satin. Sici,iau
vcndcr sash tied behind in short long
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
KjRGiWI1:

at rules, holden III the clerks office of the superior court
April, 1927: ' "
James g. Ferguson, pU
against
"iinam ~ Fleming, George Yasfon, and Francis w
~, DHs.
me defendant William n. Fleming not having en-
tce' his appearance md given security according 20
we "o' Of assembly aud the rules Of t court and j; an
oSnt "i tns country; it is ordered that the said de fem
da"t 10 appear here The tenth day Of the next term and
ausWet 'ne hI! OF tic plaintiff; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some ncvsraD,r ,,hl
~ ne guy OF Richmon9, for months successivajv
CITY. '''' ~ '"o St'o
q ~''r. Tras I'm ". TU,v7NY;.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

fihGlNih:
rules holden in the clerks Office Of the sunerio,
court g! ciauccry for The Richmond district ,e ~.
day Of March, 1927: 'Ne ii"
Titan an' Hopkins administrator of Jacob Hopkins
It. ~ AUG 'ani"ei iioPkins. Hopkins,
,i"PhinS and Hopkins, infant children of
? y?coo hopkins, by tie said William their next
against ''
Richard Perkins, James w Dbbrell and o,, ,;-
VIE vie late Perkins Martha Perkins, John PerLins
Benla'nin NJ. Perkins, Thomas Perkins be;-s -
jjs,charp Perkins, sen'r, decd, o6a %
nc defendant benjamin NJ. Perkins, not Eay,no-
entered his appearance and given security accordin
~ e act OF assembly and tie rules Ct this court and
"pearns by satisfactory evidence that lie is not an
'f"",'anl OF this Country ii is ordered that tie sa;
defendant do appear here on The tenth dav Of tho
,sm aTd answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and dat
S"y OF ms order be for: hw inserted in some news
iois'ed ~ The city OF Richmond, for two months
ctSsYeiy ana posted al the front door of the caoi
ioI, in the said CITY. % '"e '"p'-
10 a copy. Tes!c, WSI. w. IENING, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-25
vrustee's Sale.

- virtue of deed of trust from Peter sauno aas
= nd wife to me, dated the Goth day OF April loio,
: - g.r a. public sale, on the premises between
p, ,ours of 70 and O'Clock, P. NJ on Thursday, me
= # Nay nezi, one undivided moiety or halt OF a
- whasf and the three story or.k ;, a ~.
<rH9 roof IF.aRE H0 USE thereon, situate at the
is..sl south and east extremity OF Prince'stree1
u - and bounded as follows; Beginning on Prince
let 29eet IL inches to the east OF the east wall OF
.r> BRICK house built by Geo. sacum-thence on
,ce.s,reet east, into the river Potomac-then south
- ,e miide of an alley laid off by Gee Gllpin ana
Sa-ve * LawTison from Unionstreet to the rVer pa
p 2, TO Pruce.street-then west with line Paraei 10
p~-:e street till it intersect line drawn from he
x If beginning parallel to Unionstree and cross,
M tue north line of the said alley % feet inche
. - east of the above east wall-thenee with 'ha'
-as . The beginning. -, ,,assrs
sh,s valuable property is now occupied ey "e'
yyn Fow.e & Co. who own the other moiety. ;uto
A liberal credit will be given' but the terms "
particularly stated at the time OF sale. r-,,,,a.
GEO: JOHNSON, auc.
a.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-25
Fish Salt, &c.

NFANDEVILLE & LARMOUR offer for sale, for
WI cash, or usual credit,
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
5000 do ground alum do
$50 sacks blown do
100 chests young Tyson tea
40 half chests do do
20 boxes, half chests and chests gunpowter
and imperial do.
rs hhds Muscovado and New-Orleans sugars
so barrels do. do
10 boxes Havana white sugar
80 hhds Barbados and New Orleans molasses
$50 bags Cuba, Rio and Java Coffee
seroons fotant indigo
10 casks cheese
200 boxes mould and dipped candles
10000 lbs yellow and brown soap
so barrels rosin
With constant supply Of
The Best Family -Four, Vines, Liquors. Spices, ana
Other GROCERIES,.
april l9-mw&f If