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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

Military Lands "a kentucky, for Sale.
vi subscriber Oilers for sale, between and 10 Ter thou
sand acres Military Land lying the Green River .,un
W state OF Kentucky io which be willing take reason,
able prices, aud give a liberal credit
ROBERT POLLARD.
hPrn ~. Ii1--g4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20
.ADHERTLS EAfEn-1,

He tract Of Laud called Hill Grove containing above
$500 soes, lying III the Of Amela county for
mery adveined, still for sale Ii would make su excellent
cMou plantation vii be sold all osather divided
Pafcss The terms will besoeOmmodaiing
yAE b. GILES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20
10 the Gro,oeys OF T0Jacco.

ouh attention Is particularly called TO the following ad
n yanayes hitherto overlook by majority
entitled 10 every facility that be given The
'eFiher would not BY means intimate any thing the
purpose Of Prejudicng any but
bus OBJECT to call the attention degree The Public
Warehouse opened Tor the Inspection IL T5bscco First
would that almost mpos.iblty
hre 10 IT. And were TO he burnt down i OF tobl the
public bound to make good individual
ms singular advantage will he properly
oi TOBACCO lost IN warehouse IN Petersburg Here eher
sdvananyes 10 the planter, that lee house
immediately bs bank of theta nal junction with
oasn where beat. may be unIoaded IN the weather with
out an, danger OF In. hogsh~ad becoming muddy; is
also directly the leading Bridge, over
winch team hall Price Asys saving
u twelve hall the drsyaee of .ch huysheas
coming down the from the Basin
uncomfortable, AID when sent to Seahrook
Cts be foot III the Public all house
very con1odious and ssidded IN such enable
10 hud any hoghead minutes. FAIRNESS will never
have TO stay Richmond than day. OF
press oil hnsness may not he .ans TO observe, that all the
buy III Richmond nd all the b. eaks Public;
tins inspection at all times enei to the which
VAL generally ne al O'Clock The superintendent will
Particular ATTENTION TO
all be put To themselves Tobacco sold will
tended Planter rouoi- bav,ne
10 look for the bnv oossI.
eau get wet IN the above mentioned house Ar. Fisher
young man Of great attention aud ndust
doi Prce, Inspector; rsth1uGh ito; this Inspection
MOI senfaiy Known al least IN rt, of the country, the
he tie hut the
eau tei ai,entVn TO what seems 10 the Their
soiis oniero IN it'ohaond Can TO the abov.
what CONSIDER alton may best p
The above remarks submitted ali god fail, me
general good.
4 Friend to the Planters
N u 1t vii! be observe that the State 70,
any tobacco shipped from upland that
lost by nre OF otherwise, II not stored the Public
ohoud is mouse al any tune be FULL and applications he
TO receive ANY other quantty tn. duty supenl.
dan to testify TO the fact which makes the State eqna,
though had been stored III see Ian
sed tue 9Th March, 1896.
u The Editors Lyuchburg will insert Tie above ye.
and send their account - this oCce.
l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20
NOTICE.

LII persons holding subscription papers to the SPIRIT Of
the Old DoInnfln,' are requested forward them inn
mtdiitey, as toe Inst number wII few days
bTEPHEk MITCHELL.
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

LII persons having claims a,in the estate Of the late
MAJOR Iohn Nelson Of Nseklenburg. are requested to
make known 10 me, early o,sbe the nature and aunI
o. their claims. Those uebsd 10 him. eqscsied e,
addie Is ASbyville, Post ohee, Meekleuburg.
JOHN NELSON,
60, ErecpfoT Of John Neiisa, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20
April Il.
Patuabie Real Estate for Sale.


WISH to seiit'so acts ofand lying County If Camp
DELI one containing about 1000 the
and ooo seIes The two tracts separated o al creek
On TIE hs Ct being ihelract which resided there are not
more IMAM 500 acres OF open land, which has been
cleared WITHIN lew years There i. clear arg.
qu'nuy OF rst rate Tobacco land y all of whh lies ~
one body This tract lie, remarkably ws heinz very little
upduied-the water tine, and the ,y aud
aS'eeame Ahe Improvements large dwelling house
roek kehen smoke house, house, with an
ovefeeI mouse anu good tobacco buses, all which ere
new VI the other tract nearly half opep land and IN
sn a'e vi Improvement, part OF which f land e Is,y
superior quality There Is also ex, client Fi Sat
aud good orchard OF well selected Tui trees The
nen are two good dwelling houses about half mile apart
WIN an 'he usual out houses attached TO
u.i to describe the property
M msnneI' knowing that those VINO dpssed buy
rst view but by OF further would ,ts
mat there ON these tracts large quantity OF good .adU
Land, winch certainly aeais,tiou TO them
All persons who DESTROYS of purchasing the above pro-
perry are particularly invited call and view the same The
terms VIII ne liberal and odatnr, known h.,
,he subscriber living on the premises miles south from
LyDoh1ufg and southeast from pbsl court house
=. , -, NATHANIEL W. PAYNE.
'nsIier 70 s'nt purchasers. N. w. p.
NA't.s -. s1--wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

fHk Partnership between The Subscribers under The firm
\ Archibald y. Wo0dson Co., by nu uai oousent die.
5oyed William Anderson will settle the claims assn.f and
slore auhonsd 10 collect the debts the sad Grni
W. ANDERSON
Jsn y 70-f A. r. WOODsON.
tut bu-sIe will be continued al the PLACE ~ The
'ghsei ibef', under the 6m Of AP.SJ l.. Wooason who
Nor 20 her friends st hs public. genersi Of
veil selected GKOC ERIES, COTT0N T1RN, &c. which
they VIII sell low or cash, or good seeeFisnees.
ARCHIBALD z. WOODSON,
JOSIAH L. W0ODSON.
hffch ~. att
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20
msreb4l.
F0R SdTE

n
',E Poplar Fafest Home Trset or al That mar, n ~.
ffnt snys - q. the N ansipn JI0ue, Containing nv n.
c1srer. ~ ,houand AMI seventy four scfts and ihree
40 acre. 'nd never before offered The public about
rsd s.d a'tady cleared, the rest in wood. heavily i'm
1ht ces,.5 s,eaef pat tobacco land Of The fsst qsay
god bett |"b the exception Of ahop 50 scres ~ n
rof H. unfff judo ou, managemsg 81 pOdue
riantsio suscd portion night no rtolaned. Th,s
ll1s.i IN ~ ~" n"'e from the turnpike and eight 4 ON
ssral :, ~ "a'.red, hens Interested ny many bisncb.
Edow a o ~ limits snd therefore not sub ect 70
land wfhs MT e's tian 70 acres Of brsnch snd hot
ses, aod rosfedi 70 the Ifue q fnoiby and othes
n n the pppose Of - ding tobacco Ioisj lho,r one
bt n Ohe sssai 49, VOID. On the plantation.
y n gnea r <fTf rl6l,u1 >irl-ned ghesfbsfa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20
TWENTY DOLLaRS REWaRD

~ ANAWAY from the subsetber living near Rouzh Creek
"a Church az Charlotte county, Virginia, on Tuesday the
Sh Jsnusfy last, two negroes, JEFF his wife NATL
ID Jth hasa bright complexion, about "a years Of five
eft ~ ncpt htg, ard tis Of face
"'t fsisrd by thuna Harvey u this county Matilda
iiscly, well set woman, Of bright cuIe Sion. about
twenty years of ge and about five feet high she was rsed IN
Edentoa Moth Carolina aud has mark between her siou
"a the shape Of heart aud was pregnant At the they
clipped. viii give the above reward any person that viii
neyer ibsm 20 me at my fcsidence. VIM. z. WHITE.
April 40. t0e-s,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

Hb subscfibef being alone authorised the busine
Of the laie hrm Of a. p WOODSON & co. requests
al persons havmg oaos sgsn ths whether upon speciality
otherwise due ~ yet 70 Iecose 81 10 rncte Them
NOV % hin without feay. aai ia ne debtor, o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

kpnatic Hospital, H'tIliamg6u1g.
IL oL16is hereby slytn k Al y % ihi. n.tilsio
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
CATHOLIC QUESTION.

We have recently been reading pamphlet
on this subject, published in London by the
Rev. SYDNEY SMITH, one Of the early writer's in
the Edinburgh Review. This pamph!e, is writ
ten with elegance, wit, and force Of arsumen,.
Our readers will be gratiied with the following
extraCts:- Salem Gazette
"Mild and genteel people do not like The idea
Of persecution, and are advocates for liberation;
but then they think il no act Of intolerance to
deprive Catholics Of political power. The his
tory of all this is, that all men secretly like To
punish others for not being of the Same OPT
Mon with themselves, and that this Of pri-
walton is the only species of persecution, Of
which the improved feeling and advanced cul
tivation Of the age will admit. Fire and Tag
got, chains and stone walls, have been clamored
awav; nothing remains but to mortify mans
pride, and 10 limit his resources, and 10 st;
mark on him, by cutting him off from his share
of political power. BY this receipt, insolence
is grati6ed, and humanity is not shocked. The
genllest Protestant can see, with dry eyes, Lord
Stourton excluded from parliament, though he
would abomina,e the most distant idea of per-
sona cruelty 10 Mr.. Petre. This is only TO say,
that he lives in the nineteenth instead OF the
sixte enth century, and that he Is as lntoierant
in religious matters as the state of manners ex-
listing in his age will permit lsit not the same
spirit which wounds the pride of feilow-crea-
,ure on account Of his faith, or which casts his
body into the flames? Are they airy thing else
but degrees and notifications Of Pie same Prin-
ciple? The minds Of these two men no more
differ, because they differ in their degrees OF
punishment, than their bodies differ, because
one wore a doublet in the time Of Mary, and the
other wears coat in the reign of George.
do not accuse them Of intentional cruelty and
injustice: am sure there are very many excel:
lent men, who would be shocked if they could
conceive themselves to be guilty Of any thing
like cruelty; but they ihnocentiy give wrong
name to the bad spirit which is within them,
and think they are tolerant, because they are
not as intolerant as they could have been in
other times, but cannot be now. The true
spirit is TO search after God and for another
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

life with lowliness of heart; to fling down no
mans altar, to punish no mans prayer; 10 heap
no penalties and no pains on those solemn sup
plications, which in divers tongues, and in va
ried forms. and in temples Of thousand
shapes, but with one deep sense of human de-
pendence, men pour forth TO God.
Suppose. after severe struggle, you put the
Irish down. if,hey are mad and foolish enough
to recur to open violence; yet are the retarded
Industry and the misapplied energies of so
many millions OF men 10 go Tor nothing? Is it
possible to forget all the wealth, peace, and
happiness, which are to be sacrihced for TWEEN.
ty years to come, to thsese pestlential and dis
gl aceful squabbles? Is there no horror in look
ing forward 10 a long period IN which men, in
stead Of ploughing and spinning, will curse and
hate, and burn and murder!
"There seems TO me sort OF injustice and
improperly in our deciding at all on the Ca,ho.
lie question. II should be left 10 those Irish
Pro,estants whose shutters are bullet proof;
whose dinner table is regularly spread with
knife, fork, and cooked pistol; sait-cellar and
powder-aask Let the opinion of those persons
be resortrd to, who sleep in sheet-iron night
caps; who have fought so ofleh and so nobIy
before their scullery door, and defended the
parlor passage as brlvely as Leonidas defended
the pass of ThermopyIe The Irish Protestan,
members see and know the state Of their own
country. Let their votes decide the case. We
ar, quiet and at peace; our homes may be de-
Tended win feather, and our doors fastened
with hin: and as ignorant Of what armed and
insulted popery Is, as we are Of the state of
New Zealand, we pretend to regulate by our
clamors he religious factions OF Ireland
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
Female BoardiMg School

Mrs. T. WAUGH proposes to open School on
MI the 9TH of May, in the house recently occupied
by the Rev. " Andrews, door east of the Post
Office In this School will be taught the following
branches ofliterature, viz-Reading, Writing, Arith
metic the elementary principles of Geography and of
English Granmer, the use ofthe Globes and Maps, the
philosophy of Language, and Pathological Criticism,
as taught in Harris, Hermes, CampbelPs Philosophy
of Rhetoric Blars Lectures the Diversions Of Purey,
and Murray's, Greenleaf's, and Webster's Grammars
Should it at any time be deemed expedient to add
the French Spanish, Italian and Latin Languages or
either of them, it shall be done. MIR. Waugh WIN at
tend the school from about six till eight O'Clock Tue
morning. during the spring and summer and u SOME
proper time during the winter evenings. ,f
The charges for tuition will depend on the ex.en, o.
the course Of studies assigned to the Pups Uy ..
own friends. varying from four to eight dollars per
artar for s,ch ss are called day scholars For board
and tuition, one hundred and thirty dollars;
april so S--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
Eov Boston and Portsmouth
or phNaAe\Vhia,
This is to give5Notice,

VINIAT the subscriber of Alexandria county in the
l. District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phan Court of said county, letters of administration on
the personal estate of David Marie, late of the county
aforesaid deceased: All persons having claims agans,
the said decedent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
passed by the Orphans Court, Or before the second
day of November next, or they may, by law, be ex-
Guided from all benefit to said estates and those IN
debted thereto, required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this second day of May,
1927. Ef'ZARrTH III MAhIh'
may = ot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
.AlexaMaria Guards.

V0U are hereby notified that meeting of the COM
pany will be held at the Town Hall on Wedne ,tay
evening next I'd inst. at O'Clock, punc,ua attend.
ance is requested
u Persons wishing to attach themselves to the
corps will please make it known to some ember OF
the company prior 20 the meeting, by order Of the
Captain.
NAV l. GEO ]. THOMAS, secv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
Yen Dollars Reward

HE above reward will be paid to such person
q may give information SO that it may lead to the
discovery the thief who entered passage the
night OF Wednesday last, and stole thcrcfrom Fear
naught Drab Coa and Close 80iy Black Coat, five
dollars will be paid for the articles stolen.
ROBERT RARRY
mayI St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
Removal.

HORATTO DAY. Fancy Boot and Shoemaker,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and custom
II crs that he has removed to the house on king'
between ROYAL and Pt-s,rects, formerly occupied by
Richard II. Little druggist store, & recently oy
So where ladies' and gentlemen can be furnished
with ever, article in his line, OF the best quality, and
made in the most fashionable and substantial manner,
and on AZ reasonable they be had IN the
District, Of the saele quality. All orders thankful
" received and punctuaIy attended to.
Ill IN 4t&1aw4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
N,lE,HsS a Sy.D,2,IAs
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY Q, 1927.

The Weather has been quite unreasonable
for several days past. Yesterday there was
snow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Myl-Steamboa' Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, with
Observation-Disclosures below the brig Sea Horse, Luck,
eu. from Maranham, 26 days. with hides, horns and
fustic, to j. / ] Harper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
list of Ietters.

ST Office al Alexandria
V Isl, 1927
ters in the following list, viii
!.ED or they moy not get them
Dennis Johnson
July Ann julius
Joseph Junkins
X
John Kirk
John KezendoHer
l.
Joseph A Lloyd
Mr. II Lee
James Larry
Mrs Harriet NJ Lloyd
Susanna Lawrancc
Benz H Lewis
N
James Natter
Robt Vaudeville
James Mathews .
Abial Marshall
James Mack emile
Elizabeth IL Msrll
Jos Mcconnell
Albert baltimore
L
Sarah Pennington
Capt Israel Perry
John J Proctor
Miss Fanny Page
El.zabe tn A S Palmer
Vim Patrick
Miss Ceiestia Preuss
Edward Prise
Hiss Mary Ann Polk
X
Thos Rowand
Capt A Rhodes
John I Richardson
Richard X ricketts,
Richard Rock
William Robinson
Jas Roberts.
S
Basil spauldlng & Son
George stuart
John Suth .
Robt , Saunders
Capt Simon shibles
Leah Swami
ChaS Scott
Alexr NJ X Swift
7 Savage
II
Jno Thomas
Saml Tennison, VIM Man
kins or Jno L Armstrong
Simeon Tate
Walter iibbltt
Henry FOLSOM
Edward FOLSOM
Jhos Talbot
y
Fred'k Vachari
"
John Wrenn
Jas Ward
William L Wynn
Samuel Wheeler
Prudence NJ White
John Whiting
Y
Henry VERIFY
Capt VIM p Young
James VI Yorkshire
DANL. BRYAN, p. NJ.
! Museum,
\. u. and from S to S p. VI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
Sc0tt's Life OF Napoleon.

In The Press, and ,ciA rsry shortly be pubhsted--
IIlHE life Of Napoleon Buonaparte, with preimi-
nary view of the French Revolution. BY the au-
thor of Waverly Sc, in two large volumes, Svo close
" printed with portrait Of Napoleon, engraved by
iongacre, from miniature in the possession Of Count
Survilers
The publishers not able at present to tx the
act price Of this work. it being uncertain whether the
English edition wleconsst Of or volumes, 8vo.
Those who are DESTROYS Of possessing copy Of this
interesting work, Immediately after publication, will,
by leaving their names with the subscriber have their
wishes attended to. PIShEY THOMPSON.
Washington, may i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
Novice.

Fire Insurance Company of .Alernndria.
TIME stockholders hereby informed that tleir
Il notes for the unpaid part of the capital. being
twelve and an half dollars per share, due the 5th inst
will be renewed for six months from that day. y or
der of the Board, J. b. NlCKnLIS,
may 1-3t Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
70 Rent.

A handsome, well finished, two story
NIT dwelling house, situate on Royalstrcet, adj
Ssss iong my residence. 1t has every convenience
- and will be found desirable residence for a
genteel family. Apply Ito
JAMES Mcguire.
may1 OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

Alexandria Independent Blues!
YOU are hereby notified, that on next Wednesday
Il evening, at eight O'Clock, in the Room adjoi ing
the Centre Room Of the Town Hall, a called meeting
OF the Company will be held. By order of the Captain
apr so w. T. HARPER Secretary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

Among the passengers who arrived here yes
,erday in the Steamboat Potomac, from Nor
folk, was the distinguished American Author
ess, Mrs. RoYALL. We learn from the Herald,
,ba, Mrs R. had been very successful in the
sale of her Book, "7Hc Tsnnessean,' in Norfolk
and the vicinity aud that she is much pleased
with the town. Few literary productions, we
imagine, will be more generally ditfused than
those Of the Au,horess Of the "Tennessean.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

VIVIAN GREY-a novel, in 3volumes.
"Why then the worlds mine oyster;
(which with sword will OPEN"
Part 2d-in vols So 90
Part 1st-new edition, vol loo
THE ODD VOLUME-3d edition
"Merry or sad shalt be-" 90
Heads Journey across the Pampas
Optics Illustrations of Lying
Sismondi's Literature of Southern Europe
Everet's america" Europe" and "Principies Of
Population"
Just received, on sale by
Washington, may PLSHEY 7HO.NPSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

The Georgetown Columbian Of yesterday
says:-"We are glad to have il in our power to
Stale tina, the e!egran,, expeditions, and safe
boat the SURPRISE has commenced plying a.
cain between this and our sister town AleAan-
dra. She has undergone complete repair,
and is in all respects, whether for freight or
passage, better suited Cor the purpose IN which
she is employed, than any other boat oil her
class in this country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

Remaining in the Pc.
ID. c Ma,
Persons ApplyinSfor lett
please say they are ADVERT!
4
Doct Y Alexander
Miss Eleanor Adams
Mr. Craven Allison
Thomas Angel
Jaucs Atkinson 3
Israel Alden
" alter w Alexander 2
3
John Brown
John Burns
DOct Bell
Mrs BIincoe
4 b
MI Blif
Capt Elijah Baxter
Andrew Bill
Hector Bragden
Capt George Bigelow
Mrs Ann Bond
William Bedtlle
George Beard
John ) II II f Beale
John Beele
Mrs Britannia Bell
Miss Mary Brewer
Mss Maria Berry
C.
cTy Goats
James Curry
John Carron
James A Cannon
John Collins
james Cloud
Miss Mary Ann Campbell
Leonard Cooke
Capt Crosby
Christians Cooke
Capt Richard Dougherty
Fl x Dullny ,
Miss 'lary f Daily 5
Ollveo Denham
Ms. Elizabeth Dennison
Mr. Thomas Denison
Mr. Thomas Dean
William Dalton
Miss Ann DAVIS
Miss Mary D0nnell
Horatio Day
Mrs Deckcll
E
William Egan
G.
Capt George C Gibbs q
DIR William Gibbons
Mrs Rebecca Ganatt
Jonn G Gray
John II Goley
II
Edward Hilsee 9
John Harrison 2
Miss Catherine Hosklns
Mrs Ann Howison
William Hayman
William Herbert
Josiah b Hills
Barten Hall 2
William Hundleton
John Hall
Mrs Hester Holley
Miss Matty Johnson
may2
Alex ndria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

The Postmaster at "9ig Lick" in Virginia
has lately been arrested by an agen, of the Post
Office department, on a charge OF stealing mo-
uey from the Mail On an investigation, he
was required to enter into recognizance TO
appear and answer the charge, at the nexlCourt.
An agent Of the Department has recently de-
tected the Assistant Postmaster at Canandaigua,
New-Yo:k, in a similar offence. Nat. INTEL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

The intended meeting Of the friends OF the
Administration in the City Of Baltimore is an.
nounced for Saturday next, when II will be held
at the Exchange Building.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

NAV !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02

II is mentioned, as an evidence Of the rapid
Iy increasing prosperity CT the West, that or
ders have been lately received in Pittsburgh 10
the manufac,ur Of eight Steam Engines, de
signed expressly for Woolen Factories.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-15
Florida.

4 VIEW of West Florida, embracing its Geography,
N Topography, &C. with an Appendix treating OF us
Antiquities, Land Titles, and Canals, and containing a
Map, exhibiting n chart of the coast, = plan OF fensa-
cola, and the entrance of the harbor. BY John Lee
Williams, 1 vol Syo price 81 so
The Justices Practice; including the Duties OF Con
stable; to which is added a collection OF forms used IN
Conveyancing BY John fl B Lathrobe, Esq OF Bal
timore, l vol 9vo. price IS 50
Rifle Drill; extracted from the System OF Tactics
for the infantry, Light infantry, and RlHemen OF the
United States, lately revised BY order of tee War De-
partment, l vol with plates, price IS cents.
Lucas Progressive Drawing Book, 3 parts; contain,
ing III. principles of drawing in Pencil Coloring, and
Shading in Ink, and a treatise on Perspective, parts !
mi : Sc 90
Series Of Progressive Lessons, intended 20 eluci-
date the art of Flower Painting, IN Water Colors, vol.
ITO Nth pumero.s colored piates. IS so
The Art of Drawing Landscapes; being PLAN ana
easy directions for the requirement OF this useful and
elegant accomplishment, l vol. with 10 colored engray,
ings si oo
complete assortment of Spanish Guitars just re
ceiyed; prices So, -, Il, 20, %, 80, and IS.
On sale by PlSiEf iHoMfSoN'
Washington, mSy 8