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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

FROM he National i,aelhgencsr Er;ra, Of MARCH, ,.
Ihe TWO Houses of Congress adjourned this day, be-
tween and p NJ after one of the most severe Scs-
sions that remember
OF the business transacted IN TO the adournnen, on
Friday night our readers have already account, in
the National lntellgencer of this date.
The following extracts embrace the most important
parts OF the Proceedings in tie two Houses. The lead
ing fact disclosed by them, it will be perceived, is,
that the bill concerning the Commercial Intercourse
with the British colonies has wholly failed and that the
whole subject is left precisely where it was at tue
mencement of the session of Congress.
IN SENATE.
The House returned the Colonial Trade Bill having
adhered TO their amendment 10 that bill.
The bill was then taken up, motion of Mr. John
ston, OF Lou, who moved tia, tue Senate concur in
| the amendment OF the House.
| The molten was opposed by Mcssers. TaZewell,
Berrien, and Smith, of Md; and supported by MIR.
Johnston, CT Lou. When the question being taken,
the motion was rejected by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barton, Bateman, Bell. Bouligny,
Chambers, Chase, CLAYTON, Edwards, Harrison Hem
bricks, Holmes. Johnston of Louisiana. Knight
Marks, Mills, Robbins, Ruggies, Seymour. Sbee
Thnmas-20.
NArs-NIessrs. Benton, Berrien, Branch, chandler
Cobb, Dick erson Eaton Findlay, IEavne kane King
Mckinley, Macon. Randolph, Reed, Ridgely, Rowan
Sanford, Smith of Mary land. Smith of S. Carolina
Tazewcll Van Buren,, White, Williams, Woodbury.
IS.
Mr.. Tszewel then moved that the Senate adhere 10
their disagreement to the amendment of the other
tionse; on which. the question beng taken bv Yeas
and Nays. it was agreed 10 by the follow ng vote:
! fEAs-Messrs. Benton Berfien, Branch Chandler
Cobb, Dckerson, Eaton, Fiudlay, !Iaync Kane, King
Mckinley, Macon, Randolph, Reed, Ki!gcly, Rowan
Sanford, Smith OF Md. Smith offs G. Tazewel Van
buren,, White, Williams, Woodburv-25
| NAvs.-Messrs. Barton, Batemau. Bell, Bouigny
th,mbcrs, base, Clayton Edwards, Harrison, Hen
bricks. Holmes Johnston Of Lon Knight Marks Mills
Robbins, Iiuegies, Seymour, Si!sbec, Thomas-20.
! So the bill was rejected.
| The Senate, we understand, this day, confirmed, a
mnnGs others, the following nominations:
10 he Commissioners for the payment of claims for Slaves
under the late Con7cnIion with Great BRITAIN
| LANGDoN CHEvEs, of Pcnnsy ivnnia;
| JAMES PLEAsANrs. Of Virginia;
! HENRY SEAwEIL. of North Carolina.
AARON OGDEN, of New Jersey, to be Clerk OF this
Commissions.
| WILLIAM b ROCHESTER, of New York to he Charge
DIES AifHires to the Republic of Guatemala.
! BEAUFORT r WATTS, of South Carolina, TO he
Charge dies Af'ires to the Republic CuulIaia, duu.
The absence of Il Minister.
/ HENRY WHEATON, Of New York, to he Charge ,!cs
AH1ircs 10 the Kingdom of Denmark
i PnIITLr S. MARLEY, TO be Naval Officer for the
Port of Philadelphia.
| NATHANIEL Cone, 10 be Receiver of Pulic Mon
! cyS at New Orleans.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
YAsHINGroN CRY. reI, o

" AsHINGToN CITY, Eel. %, 1927.
Err The enclosed paper contains the terms on which
ven H!c'caHe expects the meeting between him and
Mr. N'Dhihe will take place.
should have called and handed il in person tn Won
h"t, 10 prevent observation from the curious houphi
1t best TO send ii by servant
have The honor TO be, with respect &c.
:, JAS. CLARKE. .
7. s. Tic blanks can be filled up when we see each
other. r.
TO The Hon. JAMES HAMuroN Jr
1he e'n.s 9He contemplated meeting Jc,rce. the Hon
Mr. .aIJ'igfe and Gcn NetcaYc
ISL ihc weapons 10 be rifles, each party to have
I'd The distance TO he ninety feet
Sd The manner OF holding the rifles shall be- " ;th
nc bats on the ground what is called at an order
anu is tSto be understood ~ The strict military sense
an Tue word shall be: care you rcalya-ire-
me Wo, three, four, five, siX-Stop" The rifles are
10 remain at an order untouched with the left hand
ana INC parties to stand back back uuti the word
IRE Is gwen between the word rc and tue word ston
esch party may tnrn and fire his pleasure from the
place where he first stationed; but should either
party moi have fired before the word stop he shall no
considered as having lost his fire. and shall not there
AMER be permitted 10 fire. The count TO be not more
fapid than That used in ordinary conversations
9Th. The right of giving the VOID ana tr choice
OF stands, shall be decided by lot.
9Th The parties stand on the ground ON ,v cl
'hey are placed, and occupy more than two feet
ano nal! IN wheeling and firing and each partv shall
t'elFc Tue ire OF ii!5 adversary position as erect
as Is commonly observed in shooting the rifle
i.i' ihe rneet'n% shall take place al - O'clock
on iie - day of -, at -.
"tii. The partss who shall be present 1T tle nooi
nv 'uai be friend and surgeon, with each party
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
To Ne Ealto,s oc A.e .Ni.iional hlelliscneer.

To hie Lalfors y &c .EGI1oNN3 INe7NscNc
Gentlemen: The controversy which led 10 the sub
Joined correspondence having appeared, in the first
instance, yorr paper, submit the public l>
commentary. beyond statement of the fact
that, my friend Mr. icDuIic, has been aliorcther
gDorgot OF the negotiations winch have ensued the de.
livery OF his challenge TO Cen Mecalfn if any obliga-
too OF sensibiily of honor has been neglected. the
blame niue.
beg cave 10 subscribe myself gentleincn very re-
spectully, your obedieot servant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
Feb. 2Gth, 1927.

When this correspondence commenced between
NJ. Buckner and Mr. Hamilton, he informed Mr. III.
Terhay, that Cen Mctcafe had requested him to act
MS friend to which he had consented, if the Gene
raj should insist it. That for reasons which he ma
med, he shoui persuade him TO speak to some other
'end: and il was, therefore, to be understood that
Gen. Meicae reserved 10 himself such right TO
winch MIR. Hamilton consented
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

@'h: ihe partiss who shall be present at The meet
i"S slah be friend and surg con- witl each party.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

Meeting fthe Citizens Of Hanover was convened
al The Coufi'iiou'e ON Friday The object of those
"uo caed IT. was 10 cenaure The votes Of the Hanover
MEMBERS Messrs Davis aud Cunningham, for voting
ior "ov' iy!er-and 70 array opposition. We hear
'hai 'he real Simon Fures"-tbc Patenfees of Demo-
cFacy-ied by the ufdonJied and UNIFORM Democrat,
VIZ Richard Iorris, got possession of the CourHous
"heh they harapgued one another TO their hearts con-
tent-whe the people, separating from the Patenfees
were haTangned from the stump by Mr. Davis Tie
Fafentees m the House, passed resolutions for orpap.
zing an opposition TO the present incurnben, the peo
pie out OF The House were content to await the eec
ton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

he'e'n's 9? he contemplated meeting Jct,rcen the Hon
Mr.. .aIp'.lgfe and Gan .NctcaYc
Isl. The weapons 10 be rifles, each party to have
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

On yesterday the House of Delegates, passed re-
solution for adjourning finally on Friday. There is
small prospect that The business can be finished h. liza,
day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

Tic friends ofConvenlion in the Legislature me,
ana adopted yesterday, Address to the Freehoders
which will appear on Tuesday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

~ w arc requested to state. tAst Joyrv uorA
SHAW IS candidate FOR the Senatorial District cc
4i Caroline Essex, King and Queen, King Will
Hanover.
That JOHN MASON, Esq. will not be candida
present the county of King & Queen, in the next
Assembly, ard in consequence of which, we are
sed TO announce EDWIN UPsBAw, Esq. a capdidat
said COUNTY, at the ensuing election los representa-
the Legislature.
o." We are requested 20 state that Jouy !.
Esq is candidate 10 represent the senatorial dis,
posed Of Hanover, Caroline, King & Queen, Is,
King William.
u We are requested TO state that Jofv IT BE
Esq IS candidate for tie Senate Of Virginia in III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

The Liverpool Packet. from VIRGINIA r,do, ;,b
Hour was destroyed BY fire on the fst of January in
the hafbor Of Cork. a small part of tie cargo wa
saved. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
.yHIY .5LdP OF YlRGI1v7-l. :

6hiE New Ill OF v'rsna, piled from actual surveys
under The ,uth,riy {" THE State published, ald
may be olah.Jby desos of pro- 4Elea-
THIS work, Elected by the lahSur Of many years, -nd a,
81 AZ ss's aud on'y la, nsve', perhaps, besl uIas'
ca q" saieS %rd accuracy Of dea beauty and ereealee
OF rA'Sn". lietsei he highest otedt the science snt
's v III. prt,oi, Immediately eoesfned in its publest.r,
and a prove htshy a,iyuS and useful 10 pubic The
iesuAiuie have auihocd tie sale OF 25o cops o1yo tas
Map, te-iige ale o: i've nlvs aud Exc
ouss, with the view Of niakus the s4e
possible, have eed he copies be disposed
moderate price OF $40.
unier these ereunssnees It probable that persors who
shall MT make ly applications. wall be unable ~ eLiA
Copy Of this beautiful -.i ,-lUa5ie woik.
August c5-:f
aaP e Yirgias, redue Ell fGmfie Nine Slest Nap Of
re state Ascending 70 s proe.oEs Of Gei &c the Gext
Isse":y passed ga DiGch, 1897, also Published and
may be oItfi.ed oeatio 9bore Pyiee SO perfepGs
coptei y both Flaps ~ Convenient portable Jop, mag
| obtained II I;rtftrrtd.
iptc. q, 1877.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
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"A 10 t,sn p.eyou, siu,k II
DRy tOops
Tn. f,llax1- ia n n,r, ~ ,,.-
XVur.,,A har.y,s h.,y,;f,,i coi,,.
PLAN Gro de Sgnl.,
Watched do and teur,J
yi,eL ,vhite \ r.I.|s. Il, ,,b -.
..cuIur.d a white d,,,s,,c,.
Double chain black do
Black India for,nees a Md (. ast.,le and ,h,sn
Black senshAws Y .arsatts
All kinds fancy Lkf. a. figured .k r,v,e hs,... 80 -
e,e m.,,,o IN II 49, u, ~. 81 = y -.
ladies -
German tsilled Spl.G.Li uo;i,,. amman, .,t..,...
mon banLanns. for rt.urn,u . -. -
All kinds do for boys. einldr,u S servant.
Linen eambiie X linen rs,nbrtu ksEs
Fire strie sbawl,
Al.Ino end ca.bp,ete 40
Nsnkin a Canton cysyr.
BLACK I,ataa crayats
Colonel 10 /, nr,y .,ti,is
all Kinds ef eraya,nr. col,rsd Z whit a. s,.e =
bobLin-t. for veil. A. r,,s,. - = = -
Thread Is hohhip,t is,., & esrin..
all kinds muslin. a. main am r, 4 - -.
figured ,ambo ed null rt,,n and ,abo'. Ss,i,
Striped and pisiu aud herring bone do
oafment5 iuIhitare aud eanbiic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
EyyU8I7'yoN

81 FoYS COLLECTION VI Epyrssnig now open 4, 40
public the OF 4. +. Peticolss. GU L, hsw. so
sd 4 sueyt. II consists of number of choice speeine
" sns's'ng in every department Of the art, after the Ls4
inaststs
this collection particularly interesting: Su,sg which
Csunng, bynn DfoGs hsm Blyar, -. Conssn- Psrfi,i
Charles " Duke q ersau r,neess Charlotte, Md. d.
sae', Me- Hannah Moore, n. SiJdv, his. o'Ssi;, r4in
Can ~. &c Sc. &c.
rhe,s ,lo many other suijeei, which eaanct fai!
adtnutshee IS eent,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
FALL GOODS AND FALL FASHIONS.
ItHn9 NOLHk1-N-n.

Wsn' Wsycsr AVID Taller. lres Soo above fhs Eag'o Eo
- ESPECTFULIY Informs hs ffitnds aud tie pubic
~ cercls tathe hs u'i received elegant a,sotnta
Il GOODS i fs -rDnng ~ blue, black and The =
ffsospie co'efea % ds and Cashmere; sso handsome
assortment Of Y'ins which he viii mske Up ~ the shfte,
nviice Ne lrc couh hathe execute sly orders
hr os. in the fs..nsbie ,yle snd The lowest tr
sod soicits fiats o' .4e rabi.c rs..orsse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
Dec. 25.
The tceN knOcn and thorough SyeQ Rae Igorse
GOfE4N. -

GOik4.NJY.f,
SN~iLL Stand the ensuiug Season at NV Farm o iTs.
w abovs hrchinoed, in lie cgun,y OF Hs,is on pns
ss road leading to fredericksburg ka.wn hy the rsse
uoHaNHA a i,eh blood bay, with black legs. 1--WE f. q
y"ar a old 1 i inches h,Fh elegantly prooOHsd and
any Horse t1at the World saa produce. =
In me sfIng ct If25 Johanna, then years old was
gsSed IN SwssPs;ake at Laufenc.ve, Dluuswck
LADY cue Ja"ee (now tie aVore Of New Yok aud BtS
His the sans Spring, over III. Tree mar
course miie hats which he in heats, beating .es
~, , . .st ,in, eyer I.corded a. that cVa,e
ktt Coutsti : mile heats, winch he won.
Market couIse mile heats, tJoeEeS Club PnT,sI which is
aon' beating the two celebrated Racers FmH..a aud Slaaes
Amer having hard there, he went over To- IRE. HI.
In me ,o'o"s rt.k STATED Tor the JoeLey Club PSs,
is"dg ii"r's in the I'd heat which W. by Afir Betty
II cha, char d an , ,eytrai others ia The
OWING to The most intoerab lie Ia. be.
ecasoned as much by The ,'S ID 's ,, a.!sS WIS
as by tue superiority Of his sgou In tins race
b. was second, 4,iel fr the other
ssana Eiel aud Sally Hope nile heats in Which he VS.
,scoud0 be ran III N9iioway, nile heats against az ssy
aud lost The rae ony BY few feet, which supposed
many ne you'd nave won but for accident time, Is, heat
minutes % seconds ID heat minutes 40 seconds hing by
mary seconds The fastest course
nile b.. was cysr he Tree III Course this FAN
wen "Ay before he started and bad been lame for
justly celebrated mar bat the M
credit on him. as ne d'ianced the only oher horse in the
rms much at least may be said, that has hist
race 10 winch he started when the heats br n
D'!e race over The Tree Hill Course being the
ever been ecOided there fUfnisbes e most ucsult Os
evidence Il both speed aud bottom.
pEDIGREE.
Gosnnn was by Sir Afehy dam MeIno Eve ftc supposed
best race Rag o. mes dayl by Jack Andrews gtand Spot
~ Hsdiofd eat grand dau by Cade he by M,Ds Trags
er greai great grand dam Alfred Mare, IN 7SS
by "a" cst,r Of Bienhem oGths RspPshnocs, great
eat gra s'and dam by Squirt, g " gland dam by Cfst.
Jack Andrews b, Joe Andrews dSn 2y h gh F,ef sd,.
oi Poi Istler Sap, G6doiPhiD, Arabian, FsmPtons Wade
Terms For ihe Season Finy Dollars be discharged by
tue rayni-n OF So DUNG U's Sess3n, which will
On tie lob "i Feb 4nI ,xpre Je Aug.
,n'uIa $50 For Mae Ooe Dollar will BE- expected
Tor Tie gfcom.
The Subscriber al those who may send 10 CofHnna
That be Is provided h tadow pastures not excsed ~ a
slate and that the stitet attention will be paid
the nwBtrs.
The Mares can he veil fd At % PER day where It
nay De required JOHN ". BOJIS.
Heurico, Dec. r. gg-wfg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

eAone.,ys IL CheGsyeeid county eg,oi. oct = 1897
= "'"FyA. Cfoke (by hi5 ncri Cised Heteher Clarke
against
He'oy Nsa5y, NaneyG Nsuty and Susan Q ,h'..ty
The Dsftndph L,roy N,'sty not lagias fnfysa biz
NPedr0nce sfcary according 10 nc af Of sstpfv
and tte rWles II tbs and Il aPPsehg Jy aroyy
deEce fLqf n HhabGni Of this Comma
n - ordrfd Ita the raid Leroy IrJy do appear
~ second Monday March heff, hd aussrer tie bWefr
Feint and faf copy # fi order be Jo,tgifh tq,ssf
d ia ybis6sd IN tc Cy Of Richmond fer
tao rionfhs scestig and int onohsr cory BE- posfta
me (fon door # e c0a,toass II fh county, orno
ef'siUs eggrf days. CoIg. Tate, l. AUNNALLK, dS
Drc. %. ~ -uag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

F.9R.nERS B.gyN,R or VTRGLyL4
Nthk snnusl meeting gf the Stoe khoidrs f1r the lee
- ton VI Directors for the Bsnk faf the Offices of
Discount aud DEPOSIT, viii behelJ Wedneaay efh lay
u January next WA. NEKEkVfS, ossitef.
Dec. y t0-2sstd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

LII Psrsoni indebted the Of John Richafuson
~ dec, Of The county II Hanover, qutted 10 make
'nI<dIste Payments Aud tno's hayog clsims sSsihs f
aet4e will present them Tor adjustment before the first
u Jsauary s5s, this will e pleaded IN bar &c recovery
Lesgs g. G,-ug 4 W.ScoTr,s. a,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

7klf virtue Of Deed Of rfu executed 10 the uhcf16sr
~ the 25d March, 1875, by Charles Knisbt Msr6s
T. w bis wife, sud admitted q record the county court Of
Noiowayhe 7h u April, 1885, Tor the psrse - securing
10 Anictfou T. Miller serain Of money therein rem
tened shall se ~ the highest bidder, fr cash on the
pfemse, on Saturday the gh day February neat; tact
Of lsnd lying 10 The upper end Of Notoway county cnofan
ing 25T acres tSsher With supdy other property conveyed
IN sai deed The trustee will convey only such title a.
vested ~ hu JOHN a NILIER frna.c
acc ID t4-wTwr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

The schr Grampus has arrived at n. York, with
the remains Of the late Capt Allen, who was Kin, d
by the horde Of pirates in the neigbbourhood of Ma
tanzas two or three years ago. They have been
conveyed 20 Hudson for Refinement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
UhOie Tickets, 50 90 I Quarters,
HnIres z 80 | Einhfhs
CANAL LOTTERY,
ffIH CLASS.

OfSers from any pit Of the United States either nv
na Cpost Feidl pfvsie oOuveyauce encong the cash or
Pute Tickets in any Of the Lotteres will meet the ZANE
prompt sud Pune1nai attention II on pc sous appeation
JJ Address t. ~
T.1T,ES g. .IcLVTYRE,
- Richmond, Ia.
Uffs -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

u Hamilton is received. Odier articles will
crowd il out during the present week, but it shall
appear in due season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

n We are authorized 10 announces Thomas
Miller a candidate for The county Of Powhat.p.
% glaccoi MAJ. II Y Watkins deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

10 Correspondent OF the ". Y. Evening Post
IRON Washington 18th Deco states the contrarietv
OF views which prevail in Congress on the subject
oil the Tariff and i" ventures to express an opinion
even az this early day, that no material change viii
he made, during the present Session. in any existing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

~ Notice is hereby given, that Poll will be
opened at Powsiatan Courthouse on Thursday the
I'd of January next, for a Delegate to represent
said County in the General Assembly, in Place of
Maj. Henry w. Watkins deceased.
JAMES CLARKE. Sheriff Of Pow,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17

| PortugaL-It is stated in some ofthe English
papers, ii is said, on good authority, that ne
goeia.ion had been going on for the evacuation
of Spain by the French troops, and of Portugal
by the British, but was broken off by the refusal
of the French to quit Spain. This must lead
to the augmentation Of the British troops in
Portugal, or the fate Of that kingdom must be
left to the decision of the French and Spanish
armies. All the late accounts seem to agree
in representing the affairs Of Portugal in me-
lancholy light.
Letters from Brussels state, that Cabinet
Courier from ST. Petersburg dpassed through
that city for London, and it was Immediately
reported that the Emperor Nicholas had decid.
ed on recourse 10 arms against the Turks, and
that large armament was preparing at ST. Pc.
tersburgh. The Paris EtoiIe classed this ac-
count among the lies of the day.
A rebellion in Weste IN Tartary has given
the Chinese Emperor considerable alarm.
The leader ofthe rebels is represented as a Ma
homedan, the head of the descendants of a for.
mer rebel. The seat of the rebellion is in lon,
rs, E. lat. IS, n. and the territory surrounding
Twenty thousand men have been ordered to ad-
vance from the north west provinces Of
China. Absolute power has been given to the
commander Of the army, who ten years ago
was governor of Canton. Pardon il offered to
the rebels who submit
THE Thames Thnnei.-The large timber raft
intended to lie on the bed of the river, over
the leak, was let down late on Wednesday even.
ing. The engine was set to work as soon as il
was ascertained that the raft lay on the bottom,
and when they had succeeded in reducing the
water some five or six feet in the tunnel, it was
discovered that all farther attempts at reduc-
ton were useless. 1t was then tried whether
by stopping the working of the steam engine
the height Of the water in the the tunnel and
shaft would Increase or diminish, and the result
was gradual but unremitting increase. At an
early hour yesterday, one or two descents
in the diving bell were made with view to see
the cause Of the failure, and Mr. Brunei the
younger, reported that the raft did not lie
the bed of the river, that it had drifted some
distance from the leaky spot. Among the ma
ny proposed plans to obviate all danger, which
are daily forwarded to the Directors, one is to
lay tarpaulens of suficient size, and TO deposit
round the edges quantity of clay bags to keep
them wa,er.tight.
We learn from the latest papers, that Mr..
Brunei has made favorable report as to the
late leaks in the Tunnel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
OBITUARY.

Departed this life on the night Of Friday the 18th
inst. Of painful and lingering illness, Mr. WILLIAM
DUNLAP, aged Sc years, native of the County Ar.
magh, Ireland, and for many years highly respected
inabitant of his place, his children have to depore
the loss of indulgent and industrious parent and
his acquantances that of social and hosptable friend
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
PotowmacK Company.

Office fine Polowmaek Company, Geo. I6on,
18th June, 1927.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the annual meeting
~ of the stockholders will be holden on Monday me
6 August merit, at 10 o'clock, A. ~ at the house OF
Mr. Joseph sem,ns, known as the Columbian Inn, IN
Georgetown, for the purpose OF eiectlng rLesdent
and four Directors for the ensuing year, and tor trans.
acting other business of the Company.
Also, that the President and Directors viii, In tho
afternoon Of the day above named, holda meeting 70
appoint Treasurer to the Company Collector OF
Tolls at the Great Falls and CatekeePer 1t the Lit'
tle Falls. By order, ROBT. BARNARD.
iuIy 2sw.eA Treas'f Pot. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
Trustee,s Sale.

FINDER the authority of deed of trust from Tho.
~ mas S. Hamersley, bearing date on the first day
of July, 1921, and duly recorded in the County Court
of Fairfax, will be sold at the front door Of Fairfax
for cash. the third jonday in august nezt being the
goth day of said month"; all the right title and interest
Of SAID Thomas S. Hamersley toa certain
Tract Or Parcel Of land.
commonly known by the name of "Lythom," situate in
the said County of Fairfax and which was the proper
ty of the late Elizabeth Brent Hamersley
july Cts THOMSON r. MASON, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
Public Sale,

Public Sale.
ANFRIDAY the Goth day Of this present month,
~ July, will be sold at public auction, at Catts's
Tavern. in Fairfax County, Virginia,
Ttco Horses, One CQw, a Cart, and sundry articles
of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known al the time of sale.
THEODICIE BLINCOE, ADMIR-.
july cots of Geo w. Blincoe, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
Trustees Sale.

I'm pursuance of the provisions Of deed of trust
Il from Robert T. Thompson to me, bearing date the
18th day fully 1885, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office Of Fairfax County Court, shall for the purpo.
SEES therein mentioned, proceed Monday the goth
day Of august nert, (baing the first day Of August
Court, at the front door OF Fairfax Court House. to
SELL by public auction, Cor cash, such credit as
the parties concerned may direct, the
Tract Of land
by said deed conveye ed much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said purposes The said land lies
upon occoquan Bay, in the county of Fairfax, Virgin
ia, and is now in the occupancy of the said Robt 7.
Thompson. JOHN MACRAE.
july 10 eotA2e