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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
THOMAS PULLING

Oarrs 20 lis customers aud inc
prj!ic generally, y complete assortment;
OF Gcsn DRLC,S, .UEDICIIsES,
P.ii\JS, OIkS. &c. sc. at the Sign
OF ihe BLNCK Boy and MORTAR, Mar
ket Bridge, Richmond, Va. Having
recently made an arrangement with Il
Druggist iu New York Of great expert
cncG. 10 select and forward Jy almost
every anival Of the regular Packets,
such Medicines as are wanting, TIC con
facD'ly recommends them a. genuine
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
DIRK GOODS.

exceeding IN quantity and variety, any pCcyious sunni, ,o
nave ever received. They have heen selected win tho
greatest care, and under very favourable cire umstances. in
t"c "ia'NetS OF sNt~ York and Phiiads yhia, most of them
rom choice ant recent importaiionS. So soon ax rir,mn.
stances wal admit, a detail Of the leading articles will h,
gwen IN a future advertisement.
T.. L. & co.
|"~F" .uaTEtt Bridge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Captain Sheffield. who arrived AZ Ecy7-Eork on
Wednesday morning, in eighteen days from Cartba
scna, states That Bolivar made hs cniry into Bogota
on the 11th Of September, and was received with great
applause. lie took tro oath Of Office and the Prcsi,
.idcnts chair on lhc same day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
IV.-No.. 70.

The papers from the Western mar, of New York
"sSeil WIN confidence that the body of Morgan, whose
IN , - ~ ''auc SO much NOISE, was recently found
III Lake Ontario, and identified by his wife.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
-GSS-

NC protest, Gays Niles Regislcr0 in the IA re oS oil
republican p,iuciP'cs. against the use Of the terms "Adgr'r-
men ard 'rJackson-mcn.' The free white people 90. iAe
United States ought not TO be any bUdys mer: and i'
use 81 these te'ms, III our opinion. IS Aerogatory 70 tn-
dignity ~ the American character. Cauuot some irgt~i-
ois politician devise some marc honorable, as well ~ dta
cdptiye designation q PARTIES r is the quarrel only all
/ "-rs-ns,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
Fresh Fall Goods.

. se'-e me earliest opportunity to apprize our Gus.
r.u "me's, mat We arc now receiving and opening our
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Nh
"ouoc,'on mas made so much noise, was recently fpund
=" Lake on'ario' and identified by his wife.
,"o inc oooy OF MORGAN was found on the shore of
49, , Chla'i'' a man by the name of Hill, who resides
III DuiIaioe, has confessed that he wa one of five ner-
sons 'na' murdered Morgan and threw his body in the
N'S'ra iNVer. iilll rs now in Buffalo Jail, and has
promised 10 give the names Of hi. accompiicns.
inue last North American Review, D.. f.l6, sneakino nf
h'f' Clay 5 ciinris To procure the recognition of the Inie.
ei"ei'' OF south America, the Reviewer remarks, that
his speeches on this subject are the most power ,l ana
brilliant productions of his mind, aud passages of then,
Mef' 'tFd rail- enthusiasm, at Mc head Of Tie $otQh .7mtr-
scG1 .lyBicS."
-eCS-
Many persons (says the Firginian) seem to have
thc result of the last presidential election i'm
: iiSitia. 1 or their benefit we subiOin a statement of
The votes gwen for the several candidates.
Crawford, 75Es
Anains, G0i&
Jackson, $500
Clay, 1904 Gtdo
Majority for Crawford, llo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
Fresh Fall Goods.

N'F; subscribers have just received, and offer 70,
Fa'c' on Icasnnasie terms, 4 large aud genera.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

'f'" ,o''''''''''e'"i 'l'i''"u''s' 'h'
my ~ N'"' ''s'rP9i'i'nth N ho' h'fhS
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- - ~ ''i's '''''' a. s'hs H"ip p'p'e 'i'''
-. - - ~ WIS ''"7' "'Ns fci,
NV n'ue''' u human ha,afs' rho 81
" "li'i ''f''i u 'e' h''h"h hfai' "p'eh III -"
'.''''' '"o'''' :" ~ ~ '"a"9"s DC h"o"h n
"''y ''''a'iy ''a ''i"''.'e,S h"to
~ s''9''''9 ''' e''''u'f ,e''' .e''' p'' wv
E'ta' ''f''' ana NV me W. s'5s"'''e upon wa
~ -. " - "'',t '''" ''' n's .''"s : '9'e"ehea
Va. 5e'''''s ~ '"' ~ % 's'' a'a.'' l" PR
~ : ti'a"'' a''' s'ls" Up 5f'''oh o"o', me
"'"''''' ~ p"'' s'e"' "P'n ", 7'a'A ana ne
" '''"' an '',' ',',,s' anu 'a' hete o.
s9 "'""""'l,'s ',' liot'' ~ -" va "oAh NC
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
Ui9hest Prize 5000 DoHms.
SCHI.tI
S4tI,o''O
100 Blhlks,
MODE OF DRAWING

he nnrnbers viii be pat into one wheel,
rs usual, aud IN another viii be put iha nj.
zf-, above NE denomination OF iwo dolnrs.
aud hedrewins II progress ~ The usua
manner Tile 10000 prizes Of Two pnilsts.
will he awarded 10 high ~ low number. 10
- determined by that which may draw The
p.izr Of 5000 dollars
Low Nombers, from 10 10000. inclusive,
High Numbers, l0,0ol 10 10000. inclusive.
holder OF two tickets, High ard low, must
OF necessity draw one small prlze, and may
Draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also
TERMS.
Price.oi Tickets 81 So, Halves 81 90, Guar
Ter. 81 spnts.
For packages, not less than So wholestirk
cts, scheme price. Credit I'll fifteen DAYS
after the drawing for approved notes. aith-
out interest.
Orders, by mail, post paid, win meet the
anne attention as on personal application.
Address 10 AUG. LEFTNiCH,
Aug. 2. Massage.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

! false impressions soneht 10 he forced upon tht
frraracu "f kentucky by Mr.. Buckaer
rs public % private man, speaking OF trans
actions which concern the reputation AMI cha
raeier Of others. every manly freling should re-
mind him that he ought tn be guided by estnb'
| lishcd facts, not h, the hsa.sag Of party; and
when he thus produces facts, orthe least nlaust
BILE ground upon which to bottom such charges,
aS those which Won have reeited. pledge my
self to be at all times ready TO meet him n the
/ bar of INV country
In may he proper To remark IN eonclnslans thh
the findma OF the court. prove that these
men we're in sar,ice--or otherwise, that TINY
must lave bern acquitted. | approved oi
their condemnation hrcalse thsv NHrH
The promoters and flngleaders Of the mau
nv and desrrIlun. committed al a period, Wien
The SAFETY nf our southern 'lruntlels Wis throat
ed.-aJ a pcrind whlCh rallied tor the most enei
gprtc measures and when every nerve 81 tse
ao,f rnmcat vas stretched In the deicnce o out
berries " IN fhey violated the law IN such
Htfoeous mlnnrr The public good demanded
their sacrifice. Had they done their duty as
afhlnl soldiers their country would have tr-
Narded thrm With It's protection aud gratitude
am sir vour most ohedient servant
ANDREW JACKSON.
WILLIAM OWNS
pS twill b. rccnllecied in the Revolutions
v war. ~ that time ofgreat trial, General Wash.
ton ordered desertels 10 he shot without trial
at Reed under this order having Arrested
hree had one shot without trial and his AT
brnu ht 60 the General hut he. General Wash
,gtnn, reprimanded Reed for not shoalihg all
zee Gen Green near kudgly mill south
larnlina saws 10 don's history, had elgh mon
,une ON one pole for d scrtion. --lobnso1 : hte
Of Green shy, FIVE without Conrtmnrtid loni,
approve the proceedings OF a coutt - imposed
Of men " no We're the friends and neighbours ol
ihoSe 10 be lrird by them.
Respectfully, ANDREW " NSoN.
NASHVILLE III, Il. 1877.
l. Robert W Ilan. tlaant neral Of the
ir>t Brigade Of Tennessee Militia. IN the l"te
southern War do certlN that was At the rns
ca nptna NJ. within three mllcg al Mobile IN va,
When u Cou#t Martini Of winch Co Frtfl fhphn
vas ple.id n. was organ 1cd iFr thett 4 aie"f-
IN hilnia mgu who had dcsertedlron j. 1T 81 4
tal umdat tac command OF II. fipkln -=iIat
main ~ Mobile ihr nrie bofhood untilthc
business OF the court ma ] was completed aud
s4mns iisnp afterwards. WIS present NJ The
execution Of the SIN rinnradcrs adi"dged a. sui
~ the sentence of death hat ! do certify thai
thar part of the sentence Of the Court Marital
ordering one hall ofihe heads of a large nnmbrf
II offenders 20 be shaved aud the oiiehdors 10 be
rummcd out u Camp, nevr, WIS carried int"
feet said delinquent having bera plfdon"a hy
.en Jackson, in obedience To which pardon
zach and every one was honorabls discharged
w HART.
ddj0ant General ia tie L. Strmee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

,,.ra,o.h party that did not ,sink , proper
t.snsf',9,' Der aud o,her chis,, spo'>e ~ ,ns
l. al i ~, s,"sna.f-ghiny Mclntosh replied
.,as frlfnaiy "a', eloquent speech. Tue Mcln.
u ine" - men shook hands with the head men OF
AZ uaion an al,,,boochie on the 4'h inst Mt, 10
Isl. Of fne !, Council. aadio make such orange
organise lns" 10 9cces.ary previous their em'gra'
,neat, MAJ the oilicia report Of the dep
non. ana 70 veil as to receive The embems OF
station a. an, 10 them by the Cherokee aud o.
friendship. se''' 70 w.
s.eeIndiao1s. Canned was uucommonly nu-
..etnus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27
Announcement OF the Drawn"

CouEN 5 OFFICE, ia Maber street.,
Baltimore, Aug 9th 1927.
~ We have the pleasure to announce that the
drawing OF the
GRAND LIfEKA fURE LOTTERY.
ofthc State Of Mar land viii take place in the
'Iy ofBALIlAIoRt. IN Wednesday the Eth
ot October, aud viii be completed on that dav.
- his Lottery /, the most liaut in the United
states; containing, besides the capitals of %
mn DOLLS aud 10000 Doll : no less than
i'm prizes Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27
SCHEME


Spo2 prizes .......#. .......&tlI4.Nro
etnl..' to the u>',l deduction of aitcrn per cent.
" The Cash ior the Whole of the Puzes can
be had al COaEN,s uFrlCE. the momenr,be,
are avn
Ws''a Tickets 3 90 Qparters 81 .
Hives . ~ Fi,l,hs -
l. )sler, from any part of the Unile
stair5. araer by mad (post paid or pr;,atr
soa'efaacs enclosing the Cash ar Prizr Tlck-
ism ad9 oi the Lotteries, will meet the same
P'on!f' and ponctual attention as if on persona
application.
l. address 10
}, J. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baiumore
w - ir2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27
Va. State Navigation Lottery,
Class Numb. hree,
10 he drawn on 2gih August next under tbs
superinIendance OF commissioner


gINfN TIfkefs- 10 IlOU
ihc'o9jret Of this Lottery should induce csery
person thnt's friendly 10 internal improvement
10 encourage II hui thetc i still greater IL,
dncrmcnt, tbe chance of pctline 5000 for tie
.n.dl s"m ol - W, IT IS 50 atfmged thai By
purchasing two tickets, one hei and one low.
Sen .ur corlain al pne plizc ard may draw Two
u Tickets aud shares for sale ~ TIT above
handsome scheme. nj the reduced PRICE OF "a
OF. Halves %. Quarters ~ cents
ordrrs ipr tiokcts will be thaukfuly received
and promptly attended to ifaddressod to
ABltAM Il. NORTH
1ule 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

Co nncd Ia consequrnc, %. Il ofnallod
popularity.
Virginia St0fes Aorlge LoHrrv,
ca VI NJ Il ##Il
VIII b. dra",, in Lyoehlntg, on T. rim. .isy ne
'3tli q this mouth, seIe. Intended 10y lie foi.
loStnp bond ! commissioners.
june y III Daniel, John .auaDfk
thIswcl babney, JufnI,Ia-t
lcssc Il. liauison, .labn " Jewell
Alboo n Daniel, Colin ilusl...s.
john &. Mccm Elijah fl.ie6er
David G. hlurrI, Join Will.
hcgah Davis, Jun. Johnf Miller,
1eofsr " h'doeke, Nn'. Nj kmncy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

y AIiI NUb9t IHHEH mas Tins UaY lrtrFrd
tom Nep York and Philadelphia. "A n,m.
hci al fiu,fes, ~:
sAAlM s rANACEA,
POlTERo GAIilOLlCON,
Best dry White Leaf,
Paints M Oh, al all kinds.
DyoH's Antbllions Pills.
Elastic sloNAtH TUBES, for pumping
The Stomach,
palut Brushes, ground& unground, MI sizes,
Mcrcufl1l Mass,
a complete assortment oi Nnter colors,
A complete assortment ol Pcrlumefy,
Together with many Other nteles, all q
which will BE- sold al die lowest ptires and on the
most accommodating terms.
HONEI DAVIES
n. b. The highest prlco gwen lol tnseed OIL
August - tsh2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27
Lynchburg Female Academy.

Lynchburg tcmale Academy.
YrA OR The lututc the subs ctlbrrs will h" Hssrsi
ated IN conducting I'm, institution. Inc
following brancLr, will br inneht litad'ng, WI
ting English Grammar, topography, With the
nsf OF Maps and the Globes, the Projection
u Map, History. ancient aud modern. Chrome,
logy. Epislolary Composition, Logic, Rhetoric.
Chemistry, Astronomy. md Philosophy ; Auth
p1lnc Bool, keeping, Algebra, Geometry &c ~
The terms Will be The same az have been hcfeio-
made knuwuby \. /. ID.
We are lul, convinced of the eicat'ntty -.
sultinp nom an utiraten 10 the principles of
ilune,, and sball theiciorr, employ the method
OF piopouudne 10 the pupil, on every branch,
questions calculated 10 exercise her ia discover
ng the reasons for al her performances. Nhcic-
yer We lud there has lern a neglect ~ Attending
H. the rriiimcnts Of study, we shall ldbour 10
supply the omission.
= Is our mention To make a permanent csta.
bshmpnt They who Brr dls9osrdto paitnnihc
az. may. 'ncf tote, Isl assured that every cy.
arllon viii be n.rd 10 promote Their interests
isr di.rinlr 81 the school IS II hc strict, though
parental H. the hrs, ~ its,,, an appeal viii he
made 10 the under tu1lnc and 10 tho honour Of
~. offender Should dis course Gdlt produce
ihe dr.iI.d rlcri u more ruare nc measure will
be resogfrd 20 nad IN the event I'll lis failure, an
eNpuslnu must ousuc.
our 6,.t session VIII commence Oh second
day, tn 10Th OF Oh month ncs..
a r. DOUGLAS,
K.B. 1ONNEEl.
Eighth mo. 20h.
Young ladies can be accommodated with
hoa,d H. the sub,crlb cr's lau 'ir. E0i ID, mint
nation of my country frcnds, | thinl prcpt
ID, .l,tt that he sfIict nttruiiun vail be- psud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27
August u

~ eating the encourag rmcnt which he has
received, respectfully informs his patrons am
the public. that ON Monday the l0th of Septcm-
Der ensuing, he will resume his school IN
which will be taught Orhography, Reading
Writing and Arithmetic for Sl2; Geography
English Grammar. the inferior branches OF Ma
themarcs, nd the Latin Language Tor SO per
session OF i've mon rs.
ROBERT B. SHELTON.
August 81. tt9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

poi Frizes q82I6
i Tickets and shares in the above oitery
ma, be had al The Lucky Fec, shcfe lss re.
cent, bren sold several capital p,izes, aud tie
cash PAID NJ sight would earnestly int3le he
attention OF those Disposed 10 embark ah The
rehd 10 wealth, tuuy Il ion tickets !, III sp en-
did sthemr, yon should not iofge ID cal nj IOy-
i@'es Home, whore there are parcels oi choicr
and Is II selected numbers
u Orders l'ouiany pant otlhe Lnltd s'uiss
enclosing the cnh OF prize tickets vii iecei,e
due attention | addressed 10
AEEAM L. NORTH,
LYuthbnfR W..
- Whole tickets 30 Halves ~ ho-Q usr
tea y 20.
H. NORTH.
July 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

Hhoe Tickets 81 90 Quarters y %
HIVES. > 30
For lie p. the fortunate office of
.. ~ - is11E E& 30.
Bank square, Lynchburg,
AM t.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

StAuBLC NOTICE. shall resume the dit
x ties OF my school, on Monday, Sd sept.
JOHN CARY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27
Cllldt Aliens . ice for &c Il.
Dismal Swamp Canal .otters
Class Eight.

"a NumDe,S-S Drawn Ballots.
To he drlwn m tae 18th day Of September mex
SpI NnIn SIlI.NIL Ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-27

July 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03

, n. An and 5th sections of the bill re-
norted 10 this House.
MIR F. then explained the character OF the a.
..an5men,..hut there was such a noise in the
uorse that we could not hear but word here
,nd there. The amendmen, was then agreed
20.
Mr.. Wiekliffe moved to strike out three COM
n.issioners, and insert one commissioner.
The amendment was negatised.
The Committee then took up the amendment
wade BY the Senate in the bill making appro-
priation for the Indian Department.
: The amendment made an appropriation Tor
5epreda,ions committed by the Indians, as esti-
mated in the report Of the Superintendent aiSt'
Louis.
After some observations from MIR. Cooke, Mr..
Dwight, MIR. Scott. MIR Miner, MIR. Wick!iffe,
MIR. M'Lean. and MIR. Woods, an amendment
moved by Mr.. Wickliffe to the amendment OF
,be Senate, was put. Ayes 63-Noes 40
There being no quorum, the question was again
nut and carried. Ayes "a.
MIR. Yinton made some remarks in opposl-
silion to the appropriation made by this amend
mcnt.
Mr.. Mitchell replied 10 Mr.. Vinton.
MIR. Powell made some observations. 1 ne
amendment OF the Senate, as amended, was
then agreed to.
The Committee then rose and reported the
bills as amended. The first bill was then
ordered to be engrosscd, and read third time
tomorrow.
The amendments in the last bill were then a
greed to; and the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
Renew y0ur Prizes!

The following are the drawn numbers from the
wheels Of the lst class of the Washington 'y i''e
ry, which drew on the 18th February.
"a g 2S "a % IS II s.
Alltickcts having any one of the drawn numbers on
them are prizes Many snug prizes us usual v, re- s9a
at the old established pre- office OF j H. hu"Hes
where the fortunate ad,entlIrcrs are Respectfully INV
'o -. - J,- march
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
Quarter Masters Office,

Fort Washington, February 10, 1927.
CEALED proposals viii be received at this Office
- until the I2,h March next, for 225 cords of mer-
charitable oak wood To he delivered thebilI at ts
post Is cords by the 18th of pr 50 cors by the LIST
of uay and the balance before the i0th of No.
vember nrxt-Payments will be- made quarterly -
Security the amount OF 800 dollars will be required
for the faithful performance Of the contract
Tl,OS. CHiLDS,
Capt. Sd Artillery, & Actg. Or. Master.
Norr-Persons making proposals will endorse on the
back, proposals for Wood" as do not wish to open
any until the time expires. /. G.
feb l9--tI2M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03

ner opposed the bills, and Mr. Webster advo.
Gated them.
Mr.. Burgess moved to lay the bill on the Ia
ble-ayes 60, noes SIS. Before any further
question was taken, on motion Of Mr. HAYNES
the House took recess till six o'elock-ayes
g. noes 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
TRANSFORMATION az Saint .Mavy's
Church.

yJNIE ceremony Of the Conservation OF this ChurGh
L will take place on sunday next, the 4th Of "arc"'
at 10 O'Clock, A " by the Rev FRANCIS NkaLE:u
solemn High Mass will be sung by the Rev John SIN ~
of Ceorreown aft ,r which a Sermon will be delivered
by the Rev j. ", fairclmgh (rastor ofthe Church,
on the OCCASION and Collection will be made 10 aid
the funds for the completion Of the building
At carly can,lc.Eght Pspers will commence , and
discourse b. delivered by the Rev Jerem,h hesy "a
VsLrg.nn when another cole cton will be made for
..s 80 ,,,rnrsa march l--dtS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
Notice

DY virtue OF deed oftrust executed to by James
ID Foster and Sas Foster, on the 9TH day of Decem.
be, 1925, for the purpose Of securing to John With,
* Co and witbers & Washington. the payment Of
the debts therein :ntoned We SHALL Monday the
5h day Of March next, expose to sale BY public
for cash. before the front door ofthe Court teuse
OF Prince William county, negro girl named Anne
and her ciid-Also; the iBteres, OF the said James
and Slas Foster, in the estate of their father James
Foster, deceased Such title as VIC have under Tie
trust deed viii be convey ed to the purchaser
f FEY: s'Sf Ionvl11, Trustees,
ian 81 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
In Council, Feb Is. 1927.

HE following persons were appointed Commissions
ers for holding Elections inthe different wards on
Tuesday, the 6h day of Uo,eh neal, tor Mem,es, 70
in the Common Council for the ensuing twelve
months, viz: t-.
At Rho9es's Iarern, for the Frat Ward-sam'l. Lind.
say, Matthew Robinso, Thomas ssndford
1T tie Council Chamber, for The Second Ipa,d-Guy
Atkinson. William Gregory, SiIas Reed
A. c. Cazenove Thomas Smith, Jas Douglas.
ut lss Mls corner Of Prince and ared-sfreets, for
ihe Fourth Wma- James Harper, George Hough, Jo'
siah II. Davis
Extract from the Minutes,
Test, p. THOMPSON, G. g,
In Council February 2sth, '827.
Thomas Smith appointei a Commissioner Of efees
ton in the Third Ward in the place Of Bathurst Dan
gerfeld, deceased.
Test, l. =. IfOMPSOW, {: e,
feb 22-dt6M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
A.aMAing This Morning,

AZ lINDS. first and second quail N. Orleans sugar
i - do Jamaica coffee
pipes Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
3 punckeons Jamaica rum
10 bbls n. F.. rum
10 casks double refined salt pctre
10 Dukes fresh lemons-anl for sale by
feb % r. T. WILSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
H.fRRIED,

HfRRIED,
On Tuesday evening the goth February. by elder
james Reid MIR. CHARLLs G TURNER to Miss MARY
A NJ SHAW, both of Prince William county Va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
For Sale.

For Sale.
II WISH to sell TGD ACRE LOTOF GROUND
situated on the north side of the town OF A'exan'
,lria Immediately adjoining the grass lots OF Nessrs
Hugh Smith and Joseph Vaudeville. The lot will be
short time put under good post and rail fence:
wish likewise to sell to rent for term OF years,
Lot containing acre, on the south s.'e OF tne
lot is under good fence and has been cultivated 'oE
many years as garden. 1t has excellent asParsSus
and strawberry beds omit. . w;,,b.
made accommodating. -, urw,rr
feb Oft u W. .IEW-- -
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Mornings.
lost.

lost,
an TUESDAY evening last, "A CaLF.SKLh POCM
~ ET.BOOR, containing about or dollars in Cor,
porton notes, Certificate for eight shares Of stock
in the Bank of Columbia, Note drawn by OFT Ma
son in favor of the subscriber tor $3.50, Note OF $50
drawn BY Kennedy K Ebbs, and other papers WHICH
can be of value to any person but the The
finder shall be entitled to the money, by leaving rho
pocket-book and papers at the Office OF the Penix
Gazette THOS MASON.
march l-3t
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Notice.

Notice.
IN consequence OF an ar.
T0 rangcmrnt with Members Of
e. k1As-esrto congress- for the Steamboat Poto.
ts35l16l mac to leave Washington at 9 o..
80 80 SI;ADaY morning the m IF March neE', The
", III, On her trip next week. only proceed to Nor.
f SJI and leave there Friday morning the I'd Of
.ar,h At O'Clock, aud arrive at Alexandria and
Wellington on saturday, and viii leave Washington
on sunday the 4th Of March at o'clock in the morn
W." nc above stated arrive at Norfolk on Monday
inc. and Immediately after proceed TO City Point aGd
richmond Returning. leave Richmond en- Sunday
m orning at O'Clock, and Norfolk on Monday at the
usual hour, g A. NJ, for Alexandria aud WashiagtoE
f.b %
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% No\\aYs Reward

YNIILL be pad to any person who viii give such
w information as will lead to the convection of the
villain villains who have taken s'ndry articles RON
the ruins of the house lately occupied b., IN, sisters
march 3 X. l " 'l.o''f.
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A communication, received yesterday, owe,
the signature Of "Public Duty" viii appear in
Mondays Gazette, provided the real name Of the
author be left with The editors to-day.
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y. Orleans sugar 4 Moiasses,
T lindsay, HILL & Co have landing from sehf
] Prompt. hbds New Orleans Sugar, 10 DO 90
Mo'asscs. prime quality. feb -