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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
NEXT W EDN ESDAY.

On Wedneas lie 3ls DC obtf the Grand Coas.llatea
Lottry draws IN WashWg' on City
Seheme II Prze s2g0l0 5000; OF 9. SEQ; l
$4,000, ~ /. 500 Il 1850, d ll9O, S sou
500; q 40. ~ = 80. 20 q 100; As q 10 40 Il 81
- SO 4d 10, g. 30 90 u 20i go u Il ana $3.50
tic.
Ticket S6--i!at s3--Qastier 81 so -Eghlh Is cts
.ftlc FORK ronsolilattd L9tter1,
Glass 9th, iA,, Wednesday Tie III II November
As Nam5er,, 8 drawn B,lots.
Schrme II Pr Of $4,000; nt Il. 800: i IL lu0Q98
u Is 0 IT'S 900 81 $500, 3 u 90; 8 Of 0Ji
n ", 50 l2J. SO II l0J SO Of 90 50 L SO 80 i
~ ~ q ~ IS y Sd rs = 40 and "a 8 u 70
lcke S-0-iin sl0-Qus Ter ;5-E.htH 81 So
Sx,etnih 81 IS els.
UeiaWnre 4. Month Carolina Gonsotilatya Lottrrn
First Gas, % hc drawn at Wmnston, Dela al., 4,
"a Af5as tl' 10th q November, II O'Clock
Scheme - Z le u IS, eco. ot $500; ot sou II
1OoJ, 7 100 y -28 d 1908 & 1t 6J0. s d
40 10 = 40 1861 20, Oh Of s ard $500 Il d
Ticket - -ii4lt s3-tluater S1-EitIih 50 cls.
- ma ,tate Navigation LOTTERY,
Class ~ . be dtawhin Fredericksburg, o. he Isl
dal y Der
s,.ta.~ - Pr1r Of 50 900; d 1900; i 81 500: y
LOO ! X see Of 500; 4 ~ 800; 1t 70 /, 81 100.
- = 50i SCOT l0i 100 a 10 10 S .nd 10 90 II q
l.eket - 5O-liii sl25--Q laue, s. c,s
70 be hal y q great variety u humble !, ii
4. RhER'.S
Truly Pr0mp, aad Lucky OAce
bct =. y O. Muket ) ltet. Wilnngor
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
BY WILLIAM HERMAN. SHER1FF.

teY virtue IT writ lesari tacas 10 me Injected
- VIZ, " exposed u public sale, At the house 1T Jah
iSubitson tit,ms rasstn} il Ml Creek Hundred,
saturday te 23 d Gctuhet, AT, o'cl OK. r. NJ
~ The follow described lsatien aud tract OF and
tote ~ VI Greek hundred and bounded follows VIZ
/, land u Jln Hama and rand oeio gng John Kn,ey
snd soil 10 him BY Mary Black, thence by land OF the
salesa'a 10. kHssy and Thomas MDsmel, by land u
james M Dnel ard jeshrr Holmes, BY lani Of William
Jfacken and john llama, JUNIOR containing one iundi ed
snd eighty tour three q AZ acre. and y
peiches be The same less; together with all
aad singular The improvement and appuie ances there
uno belonging The above properly divided and TILED
n Two ia.ns and be sold D t,at Deen,ed and
.lken in execution the preptry at SIMON Hatley, and
Also OF Catharne Robinson and William Robinson, Admrs.
Il Joseph Robinson, dee.
Newcastle, October Is u 1927. o7-it
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M'CAULLEY & RICE,

SoA4 te,t j, al mr. IA, BranayictN 4tih,
u aud aonng III store torcfy codlcstei IS MI il
Rice, ,rocert-warte may IS { dsai- anate.
y persons q call AMI examine tor healstye,
Inc f5iiowlng compose par q their rtment,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
NOIIlI1.

EHlf Subscribers. observing Nth regret that seyef4
man &c 4rtts of cplored Cotton t.3nJs n ~. - s
go ~ sas nsSe TO meet the views Of nei eiaots III;
as 1ea4o % BUY cheap, commenced MAXI D t,s Ia
co@rs aAch are wet calculated deceive :. Z In !, 81
some eHFeaence--and aa tie njntiott, etett WI
ave h ne uade generally, b. rast. pr 1c II al. i
he domestic article, ale DESTROYS to canton NJ. 81 XIV
aa'nst buying goods before testing The colc, witch ea "
@Ane by dup tng small piece 10 water naked Wi;h iev
rops Of sui huric acd, (o yiifiol)
Goods ~hant he makers Names are eenerail r !, :,
desct ion lhongh il few instances name. NJ 81
o. WAY aie .et KhoaA p e II ezsene. Ac.urefs
ioHs WATERS.
p SicHRlDE
H. & ?. CLARK.
THOMAS stiRRinDN
WILLIAM BROWNING.
Philadelphia, Oct s, 1897 81,
Editors ficnd, . domestic manufactures are ans,ef
@ give ". aNovt one i .Mn inseliions
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SADDLE
VALUABLE REAL E.IAYr
Eor Sale.
The subscriber. purpnsinr d l.,.,

.,EvA The subscriber purpa.inu a l.,,s
ESHslslA the Statc, Of, rs Tor SALE tae FAE,, =.
STlJhI.H which he noa resides siusat,. M Mn 49, y.
.asset5ssfss3 elevated ground, hih ha,i anir rirl
hack Of Wilmington; conlainng about eiglty ac,e. ,I
ding fonit' en- acres II Marsh meadow IL s,u,, -
bealtu', and from otg cap re &C, rra,ed IL Ne Il
The most ealll ~ the Sia:e.-conmardinra an e,,ns,
prospect # tie Ri,eis Delawar, ana CHRISTIAN l
tslly improved surrounding cou,.trt frn.Ir h, d,s,
eqaa led BY few, and surpassed 5, nohe tbt
laAafe. On tins Farm j. every 10 prsemen neccs,a, {
The co yenience t a family, vel fsrmii4 psrde =
OF dartng,-a coniihod aus lv eitg house barr :,
house, graafl carriage house, Wuik So, aid ,nal.
hoase, stone; as alsu roony d convenient, ~ [
house, for an oyerseer poultry htus, house &c u
an richard, G. nalnns upwards OF Fifty varieties Of III =
iruit. A situation comnaNtiinga more del plfiit ros.
and possessing the moe valuable blessn, If hsa -,
be but seldom ni't red q the public Ii Nil be i ~
9t on tefmsnceonn5l a % tie ptircaser al lea, .e
ionrhs OF the purchase MAY remain IN US han1
tr ERIN 1T Year,, i eqn red ST, OK ID Inc Byrls
insurance flee, q Philad, phia, cnrrct prices al
takei il payment.
ShoGid Tie property nct find purchaser in all h. n,s
Ell year. MI be Ia, ehci enev, or on M slar, +,
term q Years, y person taf can be sell vcom0 am
anl possession given ia tar Spiinl ~ tn ther lo,
ton eqn,re q WI WAY, No 81 Wn,l.sreet p,uIade.
NJ oi thr snhscIl1er JOHN WAY
SEPTEMBER -, iss1. e8qm
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DRl G0OIS.


Slperfns broad ciohs "a ners, assor ed cdlafs
.aen md cotton III lHg- yelluw snl blue imported Il
Domestic maxim. Natl III Marsc-s, o,lnei ana taftn.
tn. estipg3 back, 5sa AID iwiiled bpmba1tt}- t,f.
esSsaa gloglan-, caisoes canbrc, bleached ana Brow
shatn5 sil -ieetng tnh.tn., LIST l4ens long M
edh5wc nehs, Lev4tines F.0rtaceS, eros II NJ Id !,
lnies rbs, flag uNl - dam .lkis ion ard fneu do
Waite al cusQrei cation efaae AID cape shaMl5, IL {
white 40 black t4l n ~. Worste AID cotton hnse Il
slsp- ders. isrk ard b aver ,oYss aw3klns 4k
X glove. q superior laAity Mite ad colotti loaies
plais and Stripes ilbY, caag-up AMI i'ftsharg caifs
flstAns aii n5s hAncis, flttpIe aud apr Il ci,ee
s~is, tnail ioS tai asS net nlsisi 81 50 aud
dnty cash, aiaue I'll a3e haras betc NJ ts4s ia
anl mn alton ,heG. M nlti he'd ami unbleached coats
shretngsi Win nson, J-cks3n Adams and Jefferson
srpes jeans GaTca stripe, gngams, black and brow
n jll "a akag boitons SOWING sss and sowing cottcns
seishaw, 4fsenet bl4ok and light coIaFed las ng &C.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, ca, coffee mnasses aonr nackerel in bbs aud
atb5h niger, asaice, pepper ground and the grain
NJ legs clayes, SC. Together with general variety OF
Aniaois and Sea Stores
PlLh'TS avn OILS.
White lead siack lead, red lead, blue. red !, nou
achre. PfGss4n blae Chronic yeoA, yerigris ground
and ary Ftent green fig blue, ogaood, &c-WintGf,
runner common, castor inserd, and sweet Oils.
Eurthen, China, Glass and Queensparc.
layfg purchased The ABOVE goods chiefly at aucon VI
sfe a=Fiain can se ten he reduced prices ID
fhose who may favor 1lth the cut IN
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY
june %, 1877 JoHN RICE
general assortment y Fashionable i1gtand Fir HATS on
commission, from the well know ttefor, N -.., saor
YELL ~ A., south front street, Pilaltlp hia-4hch i
Ne old NV
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tsssls Hedeiaa * aeqlLft - RI evered and esiab
a -Att ce hr.s 500 ord4i and ii Va = pfac, 60.
acats tiisA's aloae l4s -4fp9std upN anil. q ght
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
Further extracts from The lae Englsl papers rseesipe
bu the Canada at Ne,D- York.
DEFEAT OF THE PERSIANS.

DEFEAT OF THE PERSIANS.
DISPATCHES were received this morning by
Government, dated Tabree, Oct. 3.
They announce, that division otthe Persi-
an army, detached by his Highness the Prince
Regent, under the command OF his eldest son,
Mahomed Mcerza, and his uncle, Amer Khan,
was defeated with severe loss, on the 26ih Sep
TENDER, near the village OF ohampkar, ive tur-
seekhs north west OF Georgia.
The battle was fought on the banks OF the
Yezan, second stream Of which divided the
contendine armies. The Russian force amount
eG to about 5000 infantry and 5000 cavalry,
with propotiona,e number Of guns; that Of the
Persians, to 5000 infantry and 5000 irregular
horse, with six field pieces.
After some hard fighting the Persians were
compelled to retire in the utmost confusion; and
it is supposed that nearly the whole Of their
infantry we've either killed or taken prisoners
Three field pieces fell into the hands OF the
RussiansI and Ameer Khan was killed by a
Cosack when in the act of ralying his troops.
The Young Prince, Mahomed Meerzah, was Ia
ken prisoner by Cossack but was afterwards
rescued, and borne away in triumph by one of
his surdars London Courier
London. Jun 80 The commercial treaty be-
tween tniS country anu NieAlSo, WaS oiShSu
yesterday. Mr.. Rocafuerte proceeds by the
packet which sails to morrow for Mexico.
Stockholm, NoU. 2s.-The money for which
the ships rapperhelen and Chapman were sold
at New York, having been insufficient to pro-
vide for the wants of the crews, and to make
good the sums advanced by an American
house, many bills have arrived drawn by the
commanders Of the ships on the house OF Mi
chaelson and B-nedcks, which has declined &C
cepting them, and the affair is the subject OF
lawsuit.
Nj. Chateaubriand's forthcoming work, "Ibe
Natchez," is the great romance upon who he
has bestowed the iabour Of many years The
celebrated tales Rene and Alfalfa, are only cpl
sodes of the present grand design, which would
indeed, have been published some years ago
had not the MS. been left by VI. Chateaubrlanc
in an obscure clearinghouse IN England, when,
in the year 1900, he was Obliged 10 return 10
France under an assumed name. This I'm,
portant deposit was subsequently recovered.
but not without great difficulty. The history
of the lost manuscript, and the search after IT.
is, in itself, highly interesting -N0'nins Chron
| ice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. S.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9
Jackson en- dem 81. Join vs.. CheV--Writ oil
r-ror 10 Circui, Court Of New York. Mr.. JUS
tice Thompson delivered the opinion OF the
Cour,-Judgment affirmed with costs.
Potter VS.. Gardner and oihsrs.-Appeal from
C;rcn;, Cour, Of Rhode Island Mr.. Chief Jus.
ice Marshall delivered The opinion the Court
Judgment partly reversed party athrnlea
Chase and Others VS. Eisquss, Portuguese Con-
sM-Appeal from Circuit Court oil Maryland
Decree affirmed with costs.
L,dderdals's Er'rys Robinson's administrator
This cause was argued by MIR. Powell for the
Plaintiff
Mason VS.. HaiIs.-This cause was argued by
Mr. Bliss for Appellant, and by Mr.. Wheaton
Tor Appellee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
CENTRAL. AMERICA.

Official documents from this country, receiv-
ed by the Editor of the Pensacola Gazette, rep
resenr it 10 be in a state Of extreme anarchy
In consequence Of the actual DISCRIMINATION
of the Legislatures Of one or more ofthe States,
the irreconcileable divisions Of the Federal Con-
gress, and the wan, OF due representation in it
of several members Of the Contederacy-toseth-
er with the disorders pervading the country,
especially in Guatemala, which is in actual re-
bellion-the President Of the Republic has Is
sued decree for the election and assembling
Of new National Congress. In the mean
while, till this measure can be effected Tor quiet
ing the national disorders, the Executive de-
clares his intention to preserve the puohc peace,
without derosa,ion to the constitution or Inc
laws in force, and to answer for his measures
to the Extraordinary Congress. His decree Is
dated the 10th of October, 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
A,.EExS a 1y.D@IAs
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10, 1927.

By an arrival al Chat les,on S. c. Havanna
rapers TO The 27,h ult inclusive have been re-
ceived, which state thai Friga,es and gun
brig under Com. Labofde, had retained there
from Cape Antonio, and commenced taking in
water and provisions. 1t was expected that
they would depart Immediately TO Join the
n,oesadiny SQUADRON al Key West. An en-
barge was expected to te laid in the port Of
Havana mill the departure Of the above vessels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
Communicated.

Through the humanity Of a generous public,
one hundred and one families, amounting TO
,hree huadred and fifty four individuals, in in
dipent circumstances, receive assistance daily
from the Alexandria Soup House. The food
administered to Them consists Of good soup,
meat and bread, composed Of sound materials,
ia the mos, Clearly manner. On Saturdays
salt or cared meat is served to the mos, needy,
which they prepare at their respective houses
for SUNDAYS use; and it is pleasing to observe,
tina, respectable families continue their app.rO,,
baton, by purchasing soup. which is applied
m aid Of fund towards defraying the contin'
cent exnenses of the House. 1t is also highly
Gratifying 10 behold the order, decorum, and
economy, with which this establishment is con-
Quoted.
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Notice

NOVICG
u virtue Of deed oftrust executed to us by James
- Foster and Slas Foster, the 9TH day of Decem-
Der, 1926, for the purpose Of securing to John With
ers 4 Co aud Withers & Washington, the payment Of
the debts therein mentioned, We SHALL OH Monday the
5thday OF March next, expose to sale by public auc
ton for cash. before the front door of the Court House
OF Prince William county, negro girl named Anne
and her chd-Also; the interest OF the said James
and Sas Foster in the estate Of their father James
Foster deceased. Such title we have under tie
trust deed will be conveyed to the purchaser.
r ri Z; s,So soRSiLl, Trustees
jan 81 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
Notice.

VVHE second dividend of assets will be paid to the
L Creditors of ZAcHARrAH GARDNER, decd or their
representatives Tuesday nexf, at my Office WASH
ington-street. ISAAC ROBBINS, Atty. in fact
for the Administering.
ar Mrs. GARDsza can accommodate 2 or 4 gentle
men as boarders. at her boarding house directly oppo.
site to st. Paurs Church, on Pittstreet.
feb 10 div
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Trustees Sale.


TIME subscriber will of,i for sale at public auction
athe alexandria Readi e Room, on the 18Th day Of
February neat at O'Clock,
AVA A Lot Of Gro I'd, with the Buildings
and improvements, situated at the intersection
Mn Of Henry-street and WiIke' lane near the re-
Gsidence ofC. I. Chapman, Esq.
This lot contains oneourth of a square or half an
acre of ground, well adapted for garden, and on
is erected good two story Brick Dwelling House,
with Kitchen, &c.
Also, Two other Lots Of GROUND. adjoining
the north end Of the town of Alexandra, lying be-
tween Fairfax and Royal streets, extended-and de.
signated III plat Of said property Of record in the
county court of Alexandra, by the numbers and 2;
No. containing four-sevenths of an acre, No. con-
tanning two acres, square. These lots are 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 ampson to the subscriber, who
viii convey such title as is vested in him by the said
deed. Terms made known at the sale.
Jan Pts JOHN S. MILLER.
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MAYORS OFFICE, Feb 9, 1927.
Donations received by the Mayor in OF the sufferers
by the late Fire-Continued.
Patriotic Bank of Warrington, by A.
Bradley. Cashier, S2oo
Rober, Bentley. Esq. ofLeesburg, 10
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Erom the Baltimore Patriot.

By the Hercules, at Salem, from Santos
December slh, it is learned that priyaseer
was on the Coast, and had taken several Bra,
lillian vessels loaded with sugar. She entered
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10

For Boston,
"A The fine new packet
MM Schooner ALEXANDRIA,
IN Capt. Howes, will be dispatched immediate
SSTfSAly-A considerable part of her cargo being
ready, for freight of the balance passage, having
cellent accommodations, apply to the subscribers-
Who hare Landing from on board said schr
20 hhds prime moasses
80 do and 80 bbls n. f. rum
a small lot Of coffee
cases cotton yarn
1000 Gunny bags
90 tons plaster A. c. CAZENOVE Co.
febo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue of deed Of trust executed BY Amints
ID Mason and Mary Mason, to the subscriber, bear.
ing date on the 18th day ofAugust, 1903, and duly
corded in the Clerks Office of the County of .irsx,
and for the purposes in said deed mentioned. shall
offer at public auction, cash. on the premises on the
first Aondayin March merit,
The Tract Of land,
in said deed mentioned lying in the county of Fairfax
and on the waersof Pohick containing -Four Hundred
Acres, more less As shall sell the foregoing pro-
perry as trustee, ether title viii be conveyed than
is vested in me by the deed of trust aforesaid
feb 3-ts d. p. CHICHESTER, Trustee.
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500 Reward.
DISAPPEARED from this place about three weeks
IL since, mulatto woman named
ANN,
with her two children; male three years DID, the
other an infant female The woman is Of middle sta.
ture u or % years old neat in her person. and has
been employed for some years past as washer and
vehicle, driven by,a negro man wearing light colored
great coat The effort will probably be to reach Penn.
sylvana, The great receptacle for -una,coy slares) BY
the nearest route taken within the District Of Co
Iumbia reward Of Twenty Five Dollars will be paid,
out Of the District Fifty Dollars-and if brought to
Alexandra with her children, distance more than
s. A. Marstellsr, Alexandria, or to the subscriber Il
Richmond. d. N. NORTON.
fe52
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10

the river leading to Santos, and captured two
vessels from under the guns OF The tort without
resistance. On the s7th Nov. an engagement
took place between two anknowa vessels, 4 or
leagues from Santos Bay, and lasted about an
hour-resuit not known. Admiral Brown, Of
the Buenos Ayrean navy, was cruizing between
Cape Frio and Santos, and had made several
captures. The Emperor sailed from Rio,
Nov. 25th, in the Pedro LIST, in company with
the new friga,e Amazon, and other vessels Of
war, for Rio Grande, via St. Catharines.
Extract of a late letter from distinguished
French statesman to > gentleman Of Philade-
phia:-"rhe crisis in European affairs is vio-
ienr; but in the presen. financial condition Of
all its powers, general war, though desired
by the factious, is an evil little TO be appre-
hended."
We learn, unoficially, that John ]. Critten-
den has been appointed by the President Of the
United States, with the consent OF the Senate,
to be Attorney of the United STATES for the
State of Kentucky; and that Thomas II. Fetch
err has, in like manner, been appointed Attorney
of the United States for the District of Ten
nesSee. Na!. AHef.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
Seine Haulers Wantea.

WANTED for the fishing season, Fifty or Sixty
w Strong Bodied Men to haul the seine, for whom
good wages will be given. Owners of slaves will do
well BY calling me, persons of color will be pre-
ferred. GEORGE MILBURN,
The first Fishery above Aexandria, D. C.
Ur Wagoners and others will be accommodated
with Fish at either Of my landings, and have guam
tty of Ground Alum Salt on hand. which will sell as
low as can be had elsewhere Corn Meal, Bacon and
Whiskey will be taken in exchange for Fish at fair pr
ces. feb 7-t1stA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10

u "A Sermon WIN be aeliy-
cred tomorrow evening, (it having been postponed
from last Sunday, in equence of unavorable wea.
ther) by the Rev E. Harrison, at early candelght, in
the First Presbyterian Church. after which collection
will be taken for the benefit of the Onesus Soc'ey
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
Public Sale.

ON TUESDAY IT 10 O'CLOCK,
VIII be sold without reserve, at the Auction Store,
variety Of goods to close consignmes,s,
Sdeboards, panoes, secretarys, bureaus, beds
Mattresses, bedsteads. sofas, tables chairs
Looking glasses, &c. &c.
Also. mems and boys hats, brandy, vinegar, eboco.
late, blue, raisins, tobacco, segars, etc.
Also, cloths, fannels, blankets, calicoes, ribbons.
with second hand carpetipg, &c. &c.
Also-A lot of oars
feb9 s. A. MARSTELLER. auct.
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- - -
AUG.
Night Sale.

Night Sale.
ON TUESDAY EVENYSG. a, ,,,1y. E,s, all b.
~, sold at the Auction sicrc.
"ec castors' tortoise shell combs, Qarge)
Tortoise-sheil side Go. fancy articles. hc
.ako,
Chinese side combs, de. flower pots.
Do segar boxes, do fishing rods, &c.
Also-Cacoes, cloths. cassimeres, cassinett. hats RI
N. Persons desiring goods sold, will please .snd
them in previous to the evening ieb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10

Extract of letter. received in this city, by the United
States Ship Hornet dated
VERA CRUZ, January ..
GWben Mr. SERGEANT and suit left the Hor-
net. Is guns were fired in compliment to them;
and when they landed, the MeAicans received
them with salute from their fort on the city
side" DemocTdhc ffeSS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10
HANDSOME SCHEME:

Tickets s.; Halves 2; Quarters J. Call at Tylers
and try. ie" ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-10

Hides,
0GGDRY Sailed Hides On board the Brig Numa,
COUfrom st. Salvador, and for sale by
feb 10 S. MEsSERSMITH.