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lftHE Corarery recently siy,fn'rd the names Of
- The suhsothss s dissrlved hy eonsent.
Richuond 10Th Nov. 1917. a. II MONTAGUE
n ". The sui'eribsr having 'eu Riehm,rd aud seosa
hins ~ Wnntasuf, ~ Esser, uApfs afsefncnt Of r,
sonds gfoccies; for cash produce. lie thinks hs hf
be sb'e to eader 'sfsosoo5 t. all favorus biz, With the
custom having msee Z, receive fresh ,upnis
When necessary. ERAsTUs r MONTAGGE.
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DIE AFTER short illness, winch IA u, with pa ence
IA y IL gas eonsurt OF Made High. Of Patrick
Gyi az hei 10Th IN tn, Dfst yeats. Her ors
Pset' were Eat erinsand she by an aes
'("ate husband, tW1 lovely hsh-s aud train
i.sYes ana acquaintance 70 lament her the de, t
"i ms sipahe ady, M IiVshes has been tsrc; com
pdnon not to he infat n png an nysbie
guide, aud society VI Of its b. ighesi ofi,sment,
- At her Tesdence, 10 The county ol J,uisa on ,b,
Joseph Chtwnins, Lee'l. ~
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A.i.,,-. a..
- oeac e'e'7 i,s 800 MINER SSe.. sii-
LII oocs p.,.. VIZ CO., aoes z3oa WIS.
', - ~ SO !" ihan' - 70 ahead
h..,d f,or, '" ""' N'PaAe remain q De
80, %, or
,.,, -. -o,aei"i returns NOT rereive';
;,, "-'e"o'J ucAes is ssid 10 nave
!. a, i, nn.
OF Ia. CIV AMI Iisnn,y %, NJ 49, ' .S
election OF GENERAL ASDB EW JACKSON 10 tie Presi.
syss,nr Of H. @ sis.e. bell at Truman ns "n DIE
easdto the eh, and cinpbeil 4 Igba, sppo.a,ss
80.
ard unsniniou.y asopt.d '''" - ''s '"e''' g
Rsseised That committee OF appointed for the rur-
y, n, =, oe,rra's 10 v, nS~ VI. ar III. shot
the State Of Lou.i,n. in eeI.h,s,nr t,r L
Glorious s'h Of J,n.
esosrI Iha, aid COMMITTEE re appointed nv 'ie Chair
po,in: .sJ c"mr,i.t,e ""0""'e' as ''n'
Henry Rutgers p..i E.i.y
T TW.1,., kker hhrahsr uiooteood,
Jans.on Coz T'nnh " 7. White
Gideon O,rsnit- lNm. A D.yi.
A y W,, ,Iiae Steward I: Randolph,
>Reso,y.S Th,, lie ,,.,,,, or .i , Inn Webb
Of New York. he an,i;'ei, t.n IteE,en hy The
h,ir,n !, = S,''.',y BkNi BAILEY. Chairman.
As might have heen exnec,ed ,La N~,;,
JourpaI anil Ill III. $50. or IL, 80 nc '"''i
,ber nm, IN i, m q .r,r.c, cow - ~ 1'e 70
som NJ da.n,i, :, 7-ho i,,a,j;,,. go ~, ','e W
in IN. Gin If New Vol, sa.,." VI .ne e'er'ion
asionnded than. his, ,hs T,,,oI or '
,hev =. b.va ,,,,rL -. $3.50 "-'s mar
j,;c;,eq ~ than ftba;,S ,r,.oon;.,. V..,
In allow ), A. No. , -, "5 "'-P'srn
saia. n,.v;o,. ~ d. go il, GOV we had
womb be oi, :, ,ha C,,.. 80 ~ 'oo' ro,'s
Adm;njs,,s,ion ,bs-a l. -, o',,. .' w '"f
in NV Val, It'll "T, pPVe'fi1" paper
acains, oyr assertion ,,;s.h,.ca II.
abusive p.rso,anbs - AID -. = :. , o,
,,on5 H.. ss.r;ni.,,.,;a , IN le.'fh what
ia n,ad;.,,i a., 49, ,ta.. s',i' we
~ c,.",S' I'' e' 0O'gs woniu
NJ q. III ivy Po,s 10 i|'or " jackson !:
No "he c"uid nave " anticipated such show of
H., S,. "Sa'1Sl mr. righteous Administration
6. - 'ne ,"u'ha' IN ns melancholy mood.
a,.,,..., 80 eiSon 20 nope that when The
hs..;":, s""', "e suo"','eo 10 The people, the
go 80 "' oo'a'" 'he msJnrity.' Row,
" , 'ns' nave g'od reason 10 hope,
W., 80 oe"sr iney nope against evidence; md
ar1 49,. 10y , 80 ooo WIN 'heir SoUo vote@;
Jnx,, 80 our i',o"o, -bp' again. says The
~. - 80 M I"g mas given majority 10Y
9. rrh;s LII, ue oia'e WI NOT follow suit
.b.i, ~ wi no. We ,ne case "hen the reurns
H. rn..,;n ~" ne S,a'e' u VII be fonni, If
IS r. ~ -" '''y "'en mat the friends
i,,;, 80 81" VII, constitute decided ma
r., - ~. r hios' sedncng logic!
uIn 49, O ne "c,' >, ,ar ~ ,heY are received?
oo,,o,;oa Seen = "es' Chester and Greene
,rs sail - ,su members OF Assembly
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Nll1YC,,.

<t((IIC!.
II per.e's having CLAIMS ssain,, the Esl,e Of YIN.
<A Cafiagou Robert II. Darlington, dee ste hereby
,queed TO bring them forward for adjustment being about
to ss'te ny accounts, ESor Ad"r II they
resented by the LIST day of NAV 1925 shall plead tbs
notice IA bar Of all such may he after that date.
VIM. T. CARRINGTON,
Es"r q" Win csrrington and Ad'or Of Robert Caring
ton, dec.
Nov. rs. t5-wGwt
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SIS REJYARD.

SIS REJV.dRD.
- ANYWAY on the 2sth alt. woman sfLVEY sf,nt s a.
"a inches hgh, dark complexion, between "a 80 years
Of age.
II expected sls is lurking IN h-r husband
and ebdrsn stay, sud where her master iesides.
WM HICKMAN.
nee 1t color.
Nov. iG. J5-us
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SECOND Glass OF THE
GRAND.
LITER GTURg LOTTERY.

J. l. COHEN, j.. BROTHERS, of Baitigl,Te
Have the pleasure e. The Second C-s OF this IT,
ery, .uthorsei BY the General Assembly 81 II,rvlanI .
the promotion oi fence -n1 Literature The nurb,r of
rckt (ody Ten IfousaH) Considerably les. itsn snv
Lpe tor years, aud gives the Adyentror nnef,
Ell els'ee tor ilie Csphnl PIiEss. Tx DRAWING viii
take pieo IN The CIiy u Baltimore on
WedHeSJdy, the leM Dec,
and will he cnmrised thst DAY the superinfenrce
Of The ConmsiVneis pointed by the Cucin
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]. II. NASH.

he thanks TO The frienJ, OF tie 'sefsr .pj
l ~ ih-r, TIA, hNvrs purchased tn. interest OF Mr.
tu -Nis' ne Hook Stationary Finding nt.. vii; he
uo o ~ as h.1s'oote, aud respectfully 'S con,,rus
Nov.
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" DISCOVERED in list Friday, Eronirs- 10
surprise, Notification over the signature Of WI, III.
sy ~ nm"sh,hs al PERSONS from aiding for buvinr
The sum OF ico dolls for the purchase of horse
AZ - tue hold his bond Tor dolis a. anove stated
winch "oa ~ on demand, aud not of rail lie
he iaa BowI's has given for puhls,nr ,h,.
oHnr, mat he has an offset where i, the oe DEFY him
20 n.oHnee note or obligation for any SUPPOSE he
mus mean n'' :" an Offset When sold him NY horse ne
loaned me is " ride till the week when he could
pay me money aud take his In days after o.d
my hse, wet pun suit of Bnwle to liver the mare &
get my money; but could find him. Then rode TO Abe
ma h eu Ani soon after returned delivered the mar.
hals looked vs days T. find said Bowles han the MAJ,
IN -fos',son OF wfeks B"xlcs niw n.kcs .Ls-ge g.
nne wh'eh s tn. oht he al ue,o he c, n have no
er Imput the takcn the weakue., III he y,
man aud do believe that he put 10 nv som. Ser
VI . ,oS ae.sn' =, JOHN S, EDMoNDSoN.
18th Nov. is!7--Thi, d,y wm. IT, B,wl... ,bo,,
meI"'heu was nd Sncush ~ buy in his note hir,..Ic
=. J. S. EDGoNDSoN
-,-'. - -
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.N6r!i Eastern BQundary II, see,rs TIA, N.
territory which will be cut II from Maine bv ~.
line claimed by the British, lie equal in ,xten. 10
Tie whole of and exceeds 10 fertility
any tract in New England. The British clam
oy a ine dawn from Mars Hill to the Kat.
,ahd'n' and THENCE by line drawn between the
"eaos Oh 'he streams emptyin2 into the Peaoh>cot
ana shose esrtyng iuto TIE ST. Johns un, IL strikes
the dividing lice between Maine * Lower Csnad,
Inc fs's'ern Argus says, that Tire British RAY ex
tenu Their claim, TO the &enuebec on precisely the
same grounds ~ they claim the Pcnobsrot: and
mere Is no knowing where they will stop
me treaty OF 1853, il aida esabli hes the boun-
uay VOC e'saiiy to be misunderstood. There is
much exnement on The subject. in Ira, d;s,,ict
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Observation-Disclosures

SstuE C-psrner.hP ef J. Il. & T. Na.h the sfii,
"a inst Dissolved by mutual Person. having claims
w cesse them, and thv.e indebted make
Ns.who u Authorized to ste the a,r. of The concern
y % INo II. NASH,
TEOS. NASH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

NOR; and IL csicn.aiod TO raise laugh and take
oil the hery edge from thee times Of alteration II
CID not require the signature from Esser county"
20 point ont the Au,hor. II we can obtain psrmis
sion to translate 1t into our columns ". shall
give our readers an opportunity Of sharing the GOOD
things which il contains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

planting interest OF the SoutheIa States, and re-
duce them 90 Colonial bondage to the nianufsc-
turing states The management and distribution OF
The patronage If Government the frequent tours
ut The Secretaries, their dinner, tossirnaking and
sieeiioneeFing speeches their gliitering eulosies
on President Adams their luminous fatiering
exp"s ions. anil defspce of the measures and poll
cy OF the ADMINISTRATIONS Henry Clay's dinner
speech de-unciations Of Andrew Jackson, SC
&c. all form tissue of Unprecedented sni un.
warrsniaoie proceedings presenting a strange and
suspicious chsrssier, redcuuding to the discredit
ard disho '"r Of Federal Republican Government
,onnd-d ON the will Of The people Of Sovereign
Sta'es, ard 10 De a Iminisisred according TO the
WIZ OF that only legitimate soyer.isntys For these
and many other good reasons, Ne the planters
a"d ciz ms of Chesterfield county here assembled
o.oppo-e the reelection OF p .s,denr Adams.
list. Eesol et. hereto, e, that the delegates of
this county and the Senator for this d.tric, are
hereby su hoTsed end instructed, the one by their
constituents, the fiseh liJers of Chesterfield, and
;he other by that portion Of his constituents here
assembled to attend the meeting of the General
Assembly frien!ly TO the election OF Andrew Jack
son as PRECEDENT of the Uniied States, and unie
with them in forming Electoral Ticket TO be
recomm ended 10 the people OF Virginia for their
support.
ID That the Editors Of; the Richmond ENQUIRER
the Constitutional WING and the Old Dominion
and Other newspapers OF this state be resrec,fly
requested to publish in their respective papers, IN,
! foregoing proceedings,
| EDMUND I.OCEET,r. Cbai,,n.n
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TE1N TEU.

n 7 the Ptnf.uiiary-
tS-Sa eOris split white oak, 10 Il. long =, IT., IN.
2)1 hrs; hickory sx'ttrsss '"'"A''
5000 II; inch , ne plank
500, 3 60" s. 90 ro'e delivered l.for,x~.
900 ain ash PLANK from It. long ITO he De.
Coz . 90 liverei Nv
80 -. 10 The fret Of
1000 i-2s2i-2 do "-eN"
1000 ia. poplar plank
i0W { To he d.l;v.-.i =, ~ =, =
Oo1 81 90 Z April net > s -, -
IC.1
son wheel fJes
900 .poke. Dit,
400 carry log spoke
$50 elm hubs A mart wanted ;.,
200 black gum m,dist,i,
5.00O flour barrel biliefs
500 pair of Hame timber.
For Which opysa.s will BE received pnt;i ION ny,
month (nec.l by TllnM as MI ~ ~ a - ~ AZ
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49, sNTtD 0asiy, penitenay abouf s0 0cn
Flour LAsrtl Bullets (oneihrd HeAdngj Tor which the
hshr pace "a cash viii be raid part them u, he sea,
sonel. THOMAS WI sr,S N - - a.
Oct -. N' "a 20 n z
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H1GUEsT PRfZEs,
1900 DOES. 5000 Dolls. Sac
- o"iy 10000 1i'>e's in he s:Atmer

"'''0 I''"s7' 'U'V'"'''E 70 TSS,V00
sES9 Oaiy 10000 19src,s in he S.Hs,n,.
IaSi ieT ne Whole Of The Pfses can he had a, mn,
Ifn9ie T.eS@i, @ a., ~ '1s{ c 'Ie d,'~o
1nn.Jots, so Eighihs. o 81
-,,J a. rom any p'i Of The United sis,s. .sb., h.,
te'( ~ pvie Conveyance, enc o,,oy IN, ss,h q,
a5 i@1 re''aal attention per,oas .pe,slan
coHES, ". X BROTHERS. Bozsgo,s.
"a AZ ~ cn,s of re LRsgafrs Lsf'ra v,-aSu g.
Bpyyg - 80 ~ ne Great Cryif0fr If 2OY01 fOO0y
De,j D.'as, no less thoa SIXTEEN Of 1000 and 100
10 tst 80 where ratfs P,.4 Nm be-, soJr ~. =,
"rH cheroff-e ~, sfoe,fst '' y
9.., Soy. ..' si u5Ae.f
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TO Tee GhUIEERS or II0R YCC0--

80 oNsC ~ L%LNS OF L OD.ICGO
u Ia, become almost the universal custom 10 ,rII
neatly The whole OF Tobacco brought 10 hi.
Auction, beeau5e Of W L.ine satifseoty 10 ,er
puJer,R beiug saving 20 The owner, While rry de,
"ss ish t"ahte 10 set az is value, il alone he
nhcIier hsgs leave TO fh.t the whole of nj, ti MI
10 th warehouse; and will attend particularly 10 The re.;
s and having carefully put away, that may be sert eth
70 himself 81 the Inspectors the usual Tn
cohsieiahle advantage being received i,nu oiiat,
81 .e warehouse, soen Gsmsge be most cep,yaI
ue'eied be1re receipt gvru; dTayare ia also saved
nh 10 mud found the gsheads, isy are. i'm dsm,
weather. rolled ~ over plsrks extending bank of t
lahtl y, ,' h.n:t Every t!anter will reooec that he has
an i"".@aa interest u. s and that IN. ;
PeSior iecePt (whick shall lie ali casey h,nd IN
sise Tor all I,e The Lruse Ia and water rrnof r.
susin=r "'Il here take acknowledge hi, obli
sA'n 10 muse WIN favored him with the of their crane
We as 'o 'ts Interest they have taken in Recommending
i'h Hrhns rae cannot hC be regarded the hest ev
nehee q" Then sR-ioiioi not be ani. o r,r.s,t
"1' i"f "ho seuealy stii auction much mo, fha,,
t"ri expenses during the time they 10 stav in
n'"HSad-as our sales every day O'Clock this ar
oids Tie FtTson sVng he same da viii o,
ms h t shall never ieel uy.cf al liberty 10 knork o,
tYharo (howsver much may be urged nv the buv.r, vii
htei' prospect OF MD; public the sbse
oe' eNeth'n to Ohsn the highest prices. are esnectfuiv
leh"tIed Ioase sud oiLeI expenees paid liz reoested an
RIchalnd Public Warehouse, Nov. i6 Ss-iaisn
10 266acc0 and Cotton PI.nt rs
lR q: 'WArHMEY, will receiys and sell on -com-
SSe mission, tobacco those Planters yIo -
',.N ~ 10 eOn'sn Their uoPs to them.
N9v. :; 52-2.winN&wri.,aI
4 BID kEh -lDentlw,
VT respectfully Informs the public, lat lie has retrye
TO Riehnont, aud here will remain ,til nov,
- - 54-3ih
"tH De dr"LDn IN Richnlot,d, on JPe9jrggfdI.
9th Dec, 1927
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

\ n agent Is now in tbs civ n collect s,b.crin
tnns Tor a i1ll length portrait Of q en-. Jack.on 10
be engraved 10y Durand from the original ric.,re
painted by Fsnde Ign FOR the Corporation of the
CITY Of New York II represents the General as
sisndiog 10 the act Of issuing his orders; beside
him Is biz horse held by Subslte n, and in the
distance the battle ground at New Orleans. and
-oidiery IN sciion with cannon, sc. &c. the smoke
OF which ascends aud occupies the back ground
OF The picture. The proof impressions are q
doilars--ths engraving cannot be completed befot.
the LIST Of Juue next
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70 be delivered lefor, ,. ma,
.NOTTrE

TOT waeh oPwa.s viii be received until ION p.,,
| n'o'uee) ny THOMAS NELSON, r. A +
4 ~'S'' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

Mr. Wood, who has ins' returned from Quebec
~ qlesi oi Snelson, bias been employed by the
siTglnis Bank TO 60 TO England after him On
NJ nday evening be passed through this civ 70
take The Liverpool Packets on this day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

One Of the best jenr fe'Trit, to which the Pre-.
huen'i.i Contest has given Birth was issued yss.
teriay from Mr. Whites press in This CIV 7,
oearstbe quaint title Of " Sons SERIOUS Conaifers.
lions on the Present State Of Parties wi II regard
70 me Presidential Electon with The Authors own
re isfly sisted. and submitted 10 al candid and
Compassionate Men BY Christopher Quand,rv.' ~
Ihe author describes himself - completely puz
1.Ta, oy what has been urged for and againt each
OF me candidates, no" to decide between Adams
sn1S-ca'on. i s'ognds with some cbaf-e bs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

The Ebony an Topsz Toas, gems TO have
Disguised most Of the Pra,ident's friends. The
Elfor of the Stanton Spectator cannot belr
expressing his regret that such TO u and 81 n
sentiments were uttered by the President of the L
States They ore fr bsnsai he station, and tie ssia e
acc had formed IF fAe man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

tThe misTepTe4enil 'ions or The 4. JoutnaI a,e
" as thick a. bisckherfes". We pas. over
many which are evsllsd A. ourselves. The in
situation IN its paper OF Tuesday last is utterly
isls-; that the great otjecl'' of our recent an
p!icaiion % Mr.. Madison was - TO oh ain som o
pInion OF that great statesman" which we r,inht
make u-e Of to promote General JacL.on's v,seys
in Virginia. Such was not our object we ex
pres-ly disclaimed any such intention. How eonJJ
we entertain il, when we wee distinctly aware of
MI Ms determination to keep entirety aloof from
the Presidential contest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

The two meetings OF the Cifizsns OF Ere derrick
county, however much they differed about the
PRESIDENTIAL Electors, unanimously concurrei il,
the sdoItion of a Memorial 70 tie I.epi.l,,,ts
praying The repeal Of much of the law Of the la
session, concerning the B,I,im,re and Ohio Rail
road, as Fe-tricts the Company TO route north Of
the Little keDawha River. Il also pfays I" thai
All o'her and further enaci'nen,s, necessary to the
convenient location, construction, and use, OF the
Rail Road, through the territory of yirgiaia, NAV
he passed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

3d. A letter from the Secretary Of War, trans
hitting statement Of the appropriations for
the military service forthe year 1926, show ing
the amount appropriated under each specific
head, the amount expended under each, and the
balance remaining uHex pended on the 3ist Of
December last.
4th A letter from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, transmitting statements, showing the
mount Of revenues collected IN the three years
ending Soih Of September, in each Of the States
Of Vermont, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania,
New-York and Ohio, on British Manufac lures.
and on Teas entered at the Custom Houses on
our inland frontiers.
5th. A letter from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, transmitting information called for, in re-
lation 10 the quantity of wool and wooden manu-
features, imported within the two last years,
and also in relation to the evasion Of the pay
ment Of duties on those articles.
9th. A message from the President of the u
niled States, transmitting information required
by resolution of the House, relative TO the al
lowance of outfits to Charge DIES Afairs, and the
time from which the salary Of Mr.. Sergeant,
Minister to Panama, commenced
The following engrossed bills were read third
time, and passed, viz: bill for the relief Of Ed
ward r Gibson and WIN. Simmons and their
clerks-a bill for the relief of Pedro Miranda
bill for the relief Of the heirs Of Gregory Stra-
han. deceased-a bill for the relief of Thomas
Coilins-a bill concerning the invalid pension
ers-a bill authorizing certain persons TO be
placed on the pension list of Revolutionary
Pensions-a bill for The relief of Thos. Dough-
y-a bill for the relief of Samuel Chestnut
laying restrictions on the sale Of lands of non
residents, lying in the Territories OF the Unit
ed States--a bill for the relief of Francis King,
assignee of William King-a bill to provide for
the settlement of the accounts Of James W.
Lent, jr. deceased
The House resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whole on the bill for the relief Of the legal
representatives ofJohn P. Coke, and after some
debate, struck out the enacting clause, aud re-
ported the bill to the House. The House con-
CURED in the amendment, and consequently the
bill was rejected. And then the House adj
journed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
The Tract Of LAND.
Trustees Sale.

FNIE subscriber will off,. for sale at public auction
THE Alerundria Readi e Room, on the 2ah day OF
February neat. at 3 O'Clock,
k.l Lot VI Gro I'd, with the Buildings
H." and Improvements, situated at the interse ction
Mini OF Iienrystreet and wilkes lane, near the re.
6-.kr. sidence ofC. T. Chapman, Esq.
THIS lot contains One-iourth Of square or aaf an
acre OF ground, is well adapted for garlen and on II
is erected good two story Brick Dwelling Iousc,
with Kitchen, &c,
Also Two other Lots of Ground, adjoining
the north end of the town Of Alexandra living be.
tween Fair and Royal streets, cNtended-anG DC.
sgnaed in plat of said property of record in the
county court of Alexandria, by the numbers aud >;
No containing four-sevenths of an acre, No ron.
tanning two acres or one square. These lots arc en-.
closed with post and rail fence, and are well set in
grass Upon or near them is large quantity of ma.
nure, to which the purchaser will be entitled,
The above sale is made under the authority Of deed
OF trust from Bryan Hampson to the subscriber. who
will convey such title is vested in him by the said
deed. Terms made known at the sale.
Jan ITS JOHN S. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

From the State Of Mississippi, we learn, says
The National Inte'hgencer, that an election Tor
Senator Of the United States, to succeed MIR
Reed, took place on The 18th ult; and tina, Pow
ha,an Ellis was chosen, for the term OF six
wears from the third day Of March next, when
The term Of Mr. Reed will expire. The vote,
in Joint ballot Of The two branches OF the Le-
pisla,ure, was, for Mr. Ellis, 81 votes; for Mr..
Reed, 10 votes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
Seine Irvine, etc.

TIME subscriberhss lately received supply of Cot
L ton Seine Toine. whichin addition to his stock of
Hemp Irvine, Cordage and Corkwood, will make his
assortment in that line complete, and hold out in
ducement to Fishermen to call.
Also on hand, large quantity of Turks Island and
Liverpool blown SALT, and Groceries of all descrip.
tons. GEORGE COLEMAN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
REvoLUTIoN IN ST. DOMINGO.

Capt. Oliver of the schooner Maria, informs
that The Governor Of Baracoa received the day
before he left there, despatch from St. Jago.
informing that the French Consul had arrived
there from ST. Domingo, who stated that Rev
olution had broken out in the Island, between
the blacks and mulaitoes, and that the latter
had collect ted in large forces. Ball Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
Fruit and Forest Trees, SC.

.Axy., The subscriber takes this method of
ryX.E informing his friends and the public general
aY.3- ly, that he has removed to the establishment
~. lately occupied by his father south end Of
Pitt and Royal-streets, Alexandria, and is prepared
furnish the following articles in his line
Fruit 1rees-Appfe of all sorts, Pear Peach, Cher
nv, Plumb, Nectarine Apricot, Goosebcry, Currants,
Raspberry Grape Vines and Cuttings, Filbert and En-
glish Walnut.
Ornamental Trcss-Common Locust, Honey ditto,
Paper Mulberry, Common do Balsam Poplar. I.ombar-
dy do. Weeping Willow, Golden do Aspin Tree
Also, handsome collection of Green House Plants
and Shrubs, Garden Seeds, &c All which will be dis
posed of at reduced prices tor cash.
WM YEATES,
feb 2-d5t&w3t Proprietor