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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-10
For Rent,
70 Rent,

To N6nt,
The three story brick Store on King,
IiIfS three doors above the corner of Washing
ron street, lately occupied by Mr.. Edw
Smyth. Its situation is good for
any KIND OF business The rent will be low to good
tenant. J.& j. DOUGLAS.
iuly ~
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
NOTICE..

en- ILL. be offered u pu1;,c Sale % We'd
w ncsdny the 12,h dayoi December nva,,
~ The premises. iii far II np the first iair
a"D-A tract - LAND. The psopert! e
a: Stevenson, Eal lying on Ioti"r. an -
Joining 'he Lands ~ Walter Coles. ard AHA
"'s. and supposed to Contain from seven T.,
Eight Ilnrdr"i Acres.
Credit atone. twr. three, ,sf !nn, v ars
vii he a!'""sd the purchaser, oo i4 r,yla.
n"nd' with apPto'rd secari',, aud 49,. {
Trust on the tIauh. II got sold. II will be nr.
reed for i.,aer. or Rent.
On the same ''"T vii! be sold the Crop e
ORR and F"dder--t',n part Of HE s. II
t"d to"is-A credit Il - months VII H., al.
i'w"d ow all sunIs unt loss F',oe rrr- DsIIsrx-
ne purchasers executing Notes ..,tn anpeavc,i
seenr,ty-under that sum, Cs.n wi! he re-
CURED.
Aibrmarlr, December {. ts2.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
&'O7TCE.

FHNHE suhsrrIhe,s, VIII. ,be view If r!o,,.~
Il thfir h"Si"css and leaving Charlat. -
s,ie, offer for sale their entire stock q! Hny, -
and SHOES, and large quantity ar m ...-I-
ais. consisting OF ahon' 1000 his of first r,,a
sole 'chtheE-7 d"zen Caif SKINS d,zep
scar 7k'ns-a large quantity IT hlurneeo and
Dress Lcathcr-L,ninc Sk;ns aud All ,ono.
'ary Trimmings and implements far ,h. CA
nufhe'nre "f LadiHs aud Gemliemen's Roofs.
9boss' ana Pumps. of every description
he above materials were pcr,onsII, NM
carefully selected III the Northern CTS 3.
are OF very superior quality All nf which
we "H'r for sale 1t cost aud charges, md
'nv,'e any one disposed to purchase 10 call
and examine.
AZ persons ihdehted TO us are earnestly r..
ines'rd I" call and make ravmenl on or he.
,"re me fst OF Jannnry neA, for, after 1T
date ell our nuset!ied accounts viii H.. ,r;,,r
Iatn the bands Of an officer for cnJ- c,;.,
Those having claims .~aius' as r.. re-
questcd TO rr"scnt th~n, >. a., iu.,,nr,.
vi RSH AL g. ROSE
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
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PU BIIC SALE

w Ill be so'd TO the highest bidder. o.
W Wednesday the t9ih Day Of Dee nh.,
'ns',-if fair ifnot, The next fair iay,-At The
plantation whereon Samuel o. Minor gormerir
resided on the RivaDna River near the inv,
D. Mho?, ~ AibemarIe couniy,-An the cyoo
% oorn' Fodder, Shucks. SC. The eropofTobac.
w. "p eiSh, months credit Also all The siock
= Ip.Ss'' cattle Sheep, and Hogs some Fai
i'h FORK, plantation utensils
~ the same time and place will fp soil + or 8
valuable likely yenng NEGRO MEM
SIX months credit. | wish to sell the iano
wherein / reside. san"
700 ACRES
"reen spring land, Basd wish approved seen.
rity viii be required for all sums above Gto
Dee f-St LUDLOW BRANHSM
Louisa Cbunly.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
Orange Mectiags-In another coln,nn ,,,;u 10

orange meet1n2S.-~ln another column will bc
% Tue proceedings Of Jackson meeting lately held in this;
y. W" DC seem that without any previous notice bovng hoo
gu % S'on meeting WAS contemplated oary double a. man,
aehuso H. as did the adams meeting on The same div, which -,
% ep some four or FIVE weeks previously indeed v lear,
" oe authority that In Dr1agc there llgt four IN one
e administration -notvitbstlnding the fIct thu, , citizen
" a' county r"eriy ono Of the influential men in Il -
"'r d e Caoinet two other it, cizc,,-,uc r tb
years senator f'on That district afterwards rsu, ~
s a'n tue other for considerable time a member o A.
sao, 1o'h hariHg erteHaee eonaec.ioas(p,ye received ~
co'cc' IN the department which tho former ,rc si 49,,
'c'eo heir fortunes ut least with lnpi,,ta,n
mo CONFEDERATION ths claims acIreJ by 81, Ad,. .
" Tue county one fifth Of its support affords to his friends
ihte cause for triumph " us ''''"uS
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
GROCERIES

70 received from New York n fresh
~ supply Of The following goods.
hpn' ahd browu Sugars, Coffee, Pmento Pen.
Per, race and Ground Ginger. New Orlean,
niI'"sses' rum English Mustard, Maccobo,
aud Scotch Snuff, Powder aud SI,o, s,
cigars. Peariash, Indigo, Madder. Con,,a ",s'
spanish Brown, Salt IN Sacks. Cheese. e.
tn' one keS first quality Chewing Tobacco,
n'l OF winch vii he sold at a moderate advnno.
rom Cost at thr Dra Cash Store Oh ,be la.
9'gS Of the Court House square.
"se TT EI4JAH GRANT.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

and drivers CARTS by by, be
side the Administrations where such aslares needed if
they bounty folk
Virginia, and have of thinking and they please
way which they understand well, perhaps
ightcned correspondent, Journal We hope this gentleman
meeting purpose turning his
honorable the abbe, and the ceodes lie shall
countcdbu, shall county exhibit ubrukcn
front ofsubsant sterling who plough their fields MAIN
their opinions and Virginia. chew their
tobacco"
The Richmond Enquirer and Charlottesville
Advocate have taken great pains to produce an
impression that these Administration meetings,
which have so multiplied as to seriously alarm
their Editors are attended by very few persons !;
while Jackson meetings are crowded to overflow.
We want no now information to enable us to Judge
of the character OF the Jackson meetings, where
the great object is to- make an imposing show of
numbers. For this purpose every aye and class
OF society (where the voters are only frechoders)
| are pressed into the service; and the butchers
boys hired to throw up their caps, and cry
| "God save King Andrew" In some instances
as in that OF the Aloemarle meeting, which the
Charlottesville paper selects TO illustrate its asser-
ton, from short and inadequate notice-small
meetings may be exhibited while, in fact, ma
iority of the irechoders are in favour of their OBJ
icct. 1t is said that only sixty .freeholders were
present at the Albemarle meeting. The expana-
VIII &c ai @e a S e
published in he county, and that is an Oppositou
one the notice OF the meeting was published in
that paper but once, and that but week before
the meeting took place. IT was only by accident
that some who attended became acquainted viii.
the circumstance. Our informant further saws,
that notice has air cady been given ofthe intcn-
dcd Jackson meeting in the same county on the
Court day, III next month, when there will be 4
great assembla9e OF persons from all parts of the
county, idlers, suitors, witnesses, grog drinkers
pediars, and drivers OF cake carts, all of whom
without any franchise, will be claimed as the
friends OF General Jackson. How many ireehol
ders attend this meeting, will be studiously kept
out of view.--NutioHm Journal.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

{ i" pGrsuanc" III decree Of The Sr,.,r;o.
a N""fi OF Chan Ear the Richmond D.s-
t'ci Pronounced on 900 G5h rav o. uarc,, ~
N '.e cas-. Of Nelson w. Ess:i, exu,u... e
oe"J MN Oliver. decd. and o. r srI,,er,.,t
"'u'' OF saih t"urI, made III ,iie same. cause
ma da'ed the Esd June, ts27, sha.i Oh Inc
day, The t5;h day Of January next. O, ~. nra.
mists, offer for sale TO the highest h;d1,, ar
rnbIic auction. the ZIP AUT i,F LAND It;,.,.
partly IN life Comfy Of Sihcuarie. and ,.,,.7.
II" The County Of Lonisn, within two mil. r
""osay's Store, called & Un,on Halls said 20
contain '' l"
034 ] ACRES,
"rIonS'"s 10 ths estate OF IS Oliver. d.cea,.,
bis plantation is in good far,n;oo. cond;.,on,
anu hha on IT a good frame DWELLING mn, on,
houses, hara, stable, orchard &c.-I'erms 900
'"'fo cash. the balance in instaimrn,s NJ ana
and 'w" ye"rs, 30 be well secured bv p.rso,,y
tsrn"'y aid retaining lien upou The land n,,.
vi s me purchase money be paid,
o"' n'd me above named day prove 10 be uo.
,ho, ' 'ne SAFE VIII be made the FIRST fair day
'"e'ta''er: sundays excepted
j. GUERRANT, Nj. 9.
December i'd,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

u we are happy to inform our country
tioha' mat there has been l1y c,1sid ,rat .o T., a., ~
tie price Of wheat. in New-Yok sropor, a. r ,o' y"
20 81 S'and Tour Sc aud in Btimpre b,, y,ite ,,, a. "
"V' ana bsst red at from % cents As b,vvoy 81
~ P'ncPuy ascdbed to the e1ny closing ,r Tho -
Aork canal BY ice should aascte e,o,,,i ~ ~ ew
been dsposcd e. o'N' h''' u ''e iaf has
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
THEA TIRE,

:, Inc charlottesville Thespian Society, respect
'ulij INFORM the ladies and Gentlemen of this
paCo "tu us 'cihty, that they will present them
again, (by particular desire to aid the causo -
charity, TO which the nett gain will be faitjfrl-
ly appIied,)
0FSTiIlS EVENING, December /,
uo'dsmth's celebrated Comedy of
SEE 2Toops TO CONQUER,
WIN otner entertainments, for which see bills of
the play. Dec 1T
u The thanks of the Society are respectful
~ rendered Tor the very liberal patronage re-
ceVed OH wednesday Evening last
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

at meeting of the citizens ofthe town of Now
L baltimore, IN Fauqnier County, Va held on the
'th instant, 1t was determined to establish a man
niactory OF cotton, wool, and flax, in that town
Petl.Ion Is accordingly to be presented to the
ton. Va ''i0o Pol"-
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
We have seen in many of the administration pa

We have seen in many Of the administration pa
errca the signature of Farmer" addressed to Mr.
Madison and Mr. Monroe invoking their aid pathetic
toex,rcate Mssrs Adams Clay Go. from depoablc
gencis. This appeal from the heart and evidently
written in DISTRESS When read IT, faped that
heard the supp'cug voice ofone who aol
nging the lat plank dismal wreck, and mporng
from those whom had abandoned embark his dpsp
rate voyage We're stken This appeal bears the impress Of
plainly To he mistaken Cnceo-
chc subaernt ola deeper stake than
clcrkhph smells strongly Of the War
ta hollow depth brings ing
its
that the Secretary OF War offers this solemn invocation Ii
would live through squa,
naked bottom of
the
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
CASH SALE FNEGROES, 81:

NNiiE subscriber will sell Mt Public Auction
Il tn the highest bidder. Tor cash. at III.
Farm, lower part OF North Garden, Albemarie
couuty, (elevsn miles above CharlottesviiIe.) ~
Thursday the 10th Of December next. f-om
TWELVE 10 Eff TEEN Valuable aud likely
young
NEGROES,
Consisting Of Men, Women Boys and Giv'..
VIII he offered for RENT or LEASH, al ;j,a
anne time aud place, for one or more years (as
may be agreed on) The upper par, OF TIE sa;m
| supposed to contain from
$50 TO 800 ACRES
OF opcn land. the boupdA aries Of which will thea
he pointed Out. al! 9. OIL oraer !nr MAX Jag the
usual crops. and n considerable portion wei SIT
IN with clover. There ale on A. II gnnd.hewpa
log dwelling house aud ki;cher, Stable. double
Tobacco House. and other necessary nnj hossrs,
with sutieiemcy ut HonI !,nd attached.
| If the taud should he r. n,rh or irassd, thcre
will then be oifcr cd for Gale The hignrs' bid
Ter, on credit til the frat OF November, 1898
| or bonds with approved sccuriIy. part o. 'hc
sTP; h On the farm. Cattle: Sheep: !larses, &r.
The snie will certainly take place ah"ve.
| And continue from day day, If ~, finished
'he first day. WILLING NORRIS.
| Dee f-tds Nrr'h Garden, A,bemnt'>
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E.SNz1EExzrzxxsosxsd.=xpxrz

MARRIED on the 22nd nlt by the Revd. Mr.
S'n!,A' NAM A. PACE, Esq of Fredericksburg
Attorny at Law, to the beautiful Miss M.,v
daughter OF William Willis, ESQ. Of Ornmre
~ he wors WIS sad-thc garden was wild
And Man tie hcrmii sighed Till Woman smio5 ,,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
O34 ! ACRES
NOTICE.

! ~ yIrtnc Of a deed OF irnst exsep,sJ f. mo
WINSTON Beckett. the sth day Of sJav,
'e<,' ana duly recorded io the Cjerk,s otf;,,a
~ me County Court II AIbemar!e 70, The my
~ | % securing certain debts therein express
brown, executors of James Henderson, -
a'' IN execution Of sail trust. on S,,u,J,v
,W. -"'n o, Dep-mher 1897. eft the hnuse Of sai,t
'I"s'on beckett in The county r. A,bom,rio
pose 10 pnbic sale for "a III. Oye RACK
InhE, Two cows. SEVEN noes. y
,,nI..i,' tHhEE FEATHER BEDS and
r,nrnI'ure' Two Pine Chests, Two YsbIes. S;r
ha''' One Loom, One Cup Board, On. go
y And'rons, Two Pots, One Oven, Ooe sG;I,
~ wo Axes, Two Hoes, One Ploupb. nnd
wv 'i"nu 'aw'-or so much Of said properfy.
may be necessary tn satisfy said dcb,s. SnII''
~ as trustee | shall only convoy suci, tile az
''''eu 'H me by tI" trust deed.
December f-sf Wv
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OHlTIARX

CDI I'm 7.
;. lGoMMUNIcATED.l Thomas Langford aged Ga
ulea on Monday the Goth inst, at Pennington W mere
nv ad resided forty years OF whom it may be trulv
SAID, that he was "the nobiest work of God"-ao
honest man. "
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
sW-E-~gsRzxxzszn
COMMUNICATED.

On Monday the Goth inst, there was an Anti
Jackson meeting held at tins place, after long
noticc anu very great eXerionS upon the part OF
the friends OF the administration they report rs
the nunbcr present 100 persons OF every descrip-
ton, FIetho!dcrs and non-lreehoIders Upon the
adjournment of this meeting without any previous
notice, and without concert olany kind the friends
otGen jackson were tequesed to assemble where
upon i7S persOi.S were announced 10y the Tcliers
as beng present. William G. Wins, Esq. was
a,"inted Chairman, and Lewis 3. Williams, Sec
ietary.
TIE object oftho meeting being expqined, the
ioitoW'hg resolutions were adopted wltaout oppo-
stion
Resolved unanim0uslv, that we disaoprove the
curse pursued by John OuncJ Adams, in Oh
tanning the Presidency, that we will use every fair
ana honorable means II promote the election O!
Andrew Jackson 10 the first office i'm the git Of the
pe0fic, anu that our Represent tiy..s in the
nature Of Virginia ne reaues Ell to aid in the forr,n
ton Dian electoral ticket for the Hero OF New
Orleans.
Resolved, that the nrocecdinrs OF this n,eat-
Ing lie published III tac United States Teler,anh.
the Richmond Enquirer, aud the Virginia Adyo,
cate.
N. %. 1t is conceded by all, that the relative
strength OF jackson and Adams in this county. is
IN the proportion of three to one
Orange county, Va Nov. eth 1927.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

The state oipartics iii the next legislature will be
as follows
Scnatc-Jackson 23 Adams Q !.
House 81 ,, 81 Not known 3
albany Argus.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

"on h'ty hoiiaf prizes, besrdes MAJ og
:. w nIo' io,%c were obtained a my Office in
"' hgopa Navigation Lottery. which drew
'"e on nov. The cash has bpea paid far
so OF them, aud will be paid for the o,b"r' re- re-
'cm:ut they are presented ''"''' '"0
''' 9. p M'KESNIE,
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~ In consequence of Our absence whsa oar ma

PER cent last oes that the address the
people If t county subject africa. Coopaic,
red dy eonmtc resolution 9,beH1r
iary Colonization Soeic. re.
consisted Of Hugh Nelson, Rec f. ~ H, Jonathan Carr
DR. Freak Carr "e recommend production
an - readers md appeal the pa
antarophs aad Pa,'i o,sm Of ne yob.ie.
We "o2td also rtmGrk, that an extract from, TIC
Philadelphia Hre' nie aud alioa tao
SENIOR editor Of the issm1"f :s aiceici asserted tae
save eason We Hoh.g rita qure ity jso
onSies Of other people Ne ceai do st.eo iruats
ph0a zoe hdo the gse e,se, csa
fHs'"t roe shalt 40 o ePoss.ttS r't. oa ca-
Pons aad sglhOul G.sS
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
ANOTHER TRTJ/BpU1

w. III. CRAWFORD was elec,ed J,dro oe .,o
Supreme Court O! the Northern Circn;t IN :, ;o;',,
meeting OF the Georgia Legislature. on the Sth
i INST IN place of Judge Dooly, deceased. MIR.
Crawior had 1919 votes out of i79-5i) we're scat.
tcrIng. 1'' So''-
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

" by a'dy Of iul,cea'eaj fer oW friends "a
ar"A US ''ith C"'ri'~ address, p,a cscs aatio
u such adirss. saG &c asese neat copy prates
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
FROM THE RICHMC

THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
The argument has been frequently urged, III t,-
vOr of the African Colonization Society, that it
oilers means of relief to those of our citizens
who are, by the necessity and correct policy of or
State laws, precuded from emancipating tier
slaves, unless provision made Tor their removal
from our bounds. This argument mas lately bee:
happily illustrated in the case of gentleman of
this city, (Col. David Bullock,) who, to reward
some faithful servants for their good conduct has
liberated three families consisting OF parents and
children, to the number of twenty.threc individu-
ais This benevolent act was seconded by tine
gener us donation of one hundred dollars towards
their expenses; and provision was thereupon maze
by the Society for their transportation to Liberia
IN the brig Doris, Captain Mathews, which sailed
from Hampton Roads on the 18th instant, and IT
Is well understood that, their arrival there,
they will find houses open or their reception ANA
accommodation, until by the careful supernten-
dence ct tho agent, suitable employment shall be
provided for them
Late accounts from the Colony corroboratc for
mer statements, and give the best assurance that
| no apprehension need be felt that any einirrant,
should taI oil employment suited to their capacities
and fully adequate to their support and even to
their attainment of property iii proportion to their
industry and prudence. Ii is to be especially re-
marked, That, In the case above rccted, the ber-
atlon was expressly on account of, ana as a re-
| ward for, good behaviOur-and il is beieYed that
snch examples will make very favorable impress
SION on those who remain behind. The writer O!
this has heard OF several instances where slaves
have been offered their freedom; and tlourh the
oiier was not for the moment accepted, it has
been remarked, that the effect on their SUBSEQUENT
behaviour was very beneficial
| Rtcamona, Noe 10, 1927.
| ANO1'tIi1R TRIUMPH "a KCVY15TrE ~
| Ave have received sucSl information from
the llth Congressional District in kentucky as
| ieaVes us no reason to doubt that Thomas Chill.
ton, the Jackson candidate, has been elected d
i'ei'rescntatIve lii Congress, b, majority of rom
| Iodf u SIX hundred votes over MIR. Caihoon the
administration candidate. 1t will be recoiiectcd
mat i, last summer the coalition papers !" comput
cd that ~thcre were no Jacksan men in tina,
district! The result of this election makes tine
representatives from Kentucky EIGHT for lack
son, ana four for Ebony and Topaz And in
Guiding the Senators, TEN to fou, con, what
'aiiing oil IS there -CIn. Rep. 18Th uh.
| - w. III. CRAWFORD elected JUDGE Of tb,
supreme Court @. the Northern Circuit in ;on
meeting oil the Georgia Legislature. on the 81;
INST. IN place of Judge Doolv, deceased Mr.
crawford had 1919 votes out of l79-5l were sea-,
tcrIng. '"'
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

we invite the especial attention of the good
pahc Of hben1c 70 the following exquisite noeau from the Ma,
ponf Journal :; will no doubt greatly Gcois and tr
snent citizens of this refractory County of ours 10 read 60
prescription Of themselves. could point our finger Il, The Gro
' e'''oo whence the Journal obtained information bat /,
h'e1Is7s 70 write this boar the aui,I il 90 n,y
l"ucea by ms footsteps One word however we must saw in s
E u ourselves aud the other Tags Rage and Rob,o ~ i,
gog dks' county, vino expect attend the eo,
S ne notice OF tue adams meeting affair Of mr. did
c"1ccrn the other friends OF Con Jackson among ma, Iy d
'' pho'sh un;l had been resolved ovc did puhsb ma s
" W" we're requested to do 50. That published only o
T' before the meeting assembled is no ruI, of ,, rt
Eo'h VI Mr. Adin' committed determined for tbec,v ~
"o cp 'De OF doing md adopted that couo which the, deem,
va phoy askod no counsel friends Of Cen J,ck ~
o'""o none was gwen The Adams meeting i'm A,be,.,
ga on ~ solemn caucus might hive ~ ,,
c Inc Correspondent Of the Journal that oaanv n
''' W"o huended only heard oft By accident" II was ro
% "coi1cnp we b;levc, which happened 10 be?I every Sd
P "on NJ ADD child in the county were few Of
t'cT NJ ieas who did not by attend So NM.
'o ''P'eI OF accd7nIhe Jcu,na need no, be r,rDsdt -
VIZ" 20 wen illustrates, that mcreeaaric, always oo,is, on E
% ' purse 9irngs-they desert but nevc, yo,,
."'scfv'c9 Of hr opposition is voluntary ooc ,,
~ 'e 9'a7 s'c ofae qaes'au The .ergs 5;t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-02

Groceries.
gIyIE subscriber has lately received a s2ppY OF Gro
cerics, which, in addition to his former stock, ne
offers on moderate terms. They consist In part u
6 hhds sugars, l do. refined do.
10 bbIs do, Is bags coffee
10 half chests s. 6 boxes Imperial and uuhPo"'
der teas
9 chestsand 4 half do Young Hyson 90
10 kegsLeiper's and CARROTS s""h
IS sacks Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse do
50 bbls rosin, 40 do Suffolk tar .
Together with family -four, rum, brandy wl'skey'
nolasses. salt petre, nails, Manills and other cordage'
hemp and cotton seine twine' etc: ete' on, pu.N
iuiy 7 w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-02
BENNETT

II AS imported by the ship Virginia. arrived here,
IL and the Cambria, at n. York, the following goods:
which are offered for sale on the lowest terms for cash,
or approved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 5, 81 and 4 point
" rose do from 84 to 1874
q" 81 and 60 ~hushings
Extra superine black, navy blue, and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and s~uper6ned double milled drabs
Scho6eld's hannels and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cloths; swansdown and tole-
nett vestings
49,, s 4, and So Venetian stair and passage car.
peting
Shad and herring seine Irvine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
Patent threads, assorted from No. 16 to so
which with his stock of goods on hand, renders his as
sortment pretty general.
By the ship Boston, expected daily, lie will receive
Pine Apple and Double Gloster CHEESE of first qua.
lily If sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-02
Germ.n Iinens, Teas, &c.

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AMUEL M~ESSERSMITH has just received per
y ship London Packet from breineh' VIZ '''"''
md offers for sale,
20 bales burlaps, from No. too
8 do osnaburgs
9 do hessians
lie has also for sale, noW landing mn IN H0rer
rs chests Young Hyson tea, OF various quahues
100 half chests and 10 and ) catty boxes Giinpo"-
der and imperial do. part of late Importation,
aud fine quality
g boxes. each 20 csnnisters2 lbs. each, lmP1. do
9 half chests Hyson
6 chests Powchong
SID bags Havana, Porto Rico, and RIO Gomez
so bags Java 90
5 de Mocha do ~
d hhds , N. Orleans and West India Muscorado
% boxesand bbIs. refined do
On Rove. Canton white do. beautiful article
90 hbds Baltimore whiskey.
E mines Cognac brandy, seisnc;ts brand
9 do superior old do
2 do Champagne do
$50 sacks Liverpool salt
$50 reams wrapping paper
90 kegs raisins
$50 boxes Muscateldo
Ok do and half boxes bunch Go
% do sperm candles
6 do button blue
20 do Sicily lemons
On hoxes and ha,rboxes bakers chocolate
e Mines and 5 Indian bbls Sicily wine
~ Quarter casks and indian bbls Colnenar do
do sweet Malaga 90
do French Madeira co
:, p;neand 4 casks old Sherry
5 quarter casks Port o."
9 casks Lisbon :"
nine fine old Murdoch Madeira
Ind winter strained sperm
Nutmegs, cloves, binders and bamboo board
sugar loaf paper, etc. may 20
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