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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
NOTICE

SfeiE SGh.erIber will cell, credit Of months, at
"a Gould HILL the county uf Hanover on siufdsv The
I'D OF Dec the Stock of Cae Hog, snd Houses log ther
about 200 barrels. - NfF
Bonds with approved security, braring interest Iou the
date mol punctually paid for all dollar.
for all under tina, amount JNO. UICKINSoN
Receiver, under a decree Of the Frederickbur.
CssueeIy Court.
N D. The Negroes belonging the Estate will BE- hired
Tor the eNt year, at time aud place.
NV SO STD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

va Tue OF deed OF trust executed the day Of Nav
~ 1896, by Wade Mosby the elder and Su,anLsh hi. vile
70 I subscriber and others, which deed of the
Se olees oil the county the counties Of leneo
ai Powhsian shall sell ffcn of the Eagle Hotel in the
Guy 9, hehm9nd' on Monday, the 10Th of Dec next at
'e following property named in said deed viz one
ninth Of the interest owned BY Wade Moby Jr IN certain
parcel OF land lying near the OLD Markethou.e, Main ST.
W the CITY OF hohmoud and for which now pending
IN the superior court OF law for Herico county the
interest The said Wade Alosby the elder, claim to
tract OF land OF between and 6O00 acres lying the Ohio
Ier, between the mouths of Big Sandy and Little Sandy
rivers N me county OF Greenup and State Kentucky The
who're OF hs land hr rate bottom land doubt
great bergan may he bought in Il.
TENNIS % IL aud 10 months credit bonds with approy.
ca security aud deed q" trust the property the
paymeh'' will convey uny title is vested in me as
trustee S 90 WIN. w MoSDY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

XII
o"haan county court day, so SIS very valuable
them are several female house servants
nkey and at lea:! y is boys aud girls from to is
years OF age, who will be sold separately. The grown
are ooeditn' and faithful part Of them will sold for
oesh; and the rest at twelve months the
giving bonds to bear interest from the date with unexeep
tonable security. F
The sale will be conducted by M George NJ Pollard for
Nov D. oS-u WM. b. GILES.
a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE
NEsmE Snhsenber will, the Goth of Dec at EdIpe,'
iSveFn 10 New hent to public sale, the valuable
uaet OF laur lying the North side Of Chckahominy he
ginning al the Long Bridge and running the river about
miles The tract contains s93 by recent survey; one
lui hd oil which is first Low Grounds easily brought
INTO cuFalioni and with cypress white oak white ASH red
sweet gum and yellow poplar timber upon IT, quan
rs The balance Of the tract consists so of fat
i4na clear ed and perhaps 500 of first
par wen mbesed It's believed that timber would
pay The price asked for the land The .ubsc her has M
covered shell marie of the pures kind ten feet d the
main level Of The upland. ~
Inc terms sait Iith ia cash, the balance in l.
the premises. - -!
The subscriber i, confident, that the timber viii ION the
Ver being cleared Of the trees which alone obstrcts ,s
iIon Tor soS 10 tide about mile. below after de-
aynS the expenses of getting, will double what Is tor
Tue Estate and when that taken of. the land will make
first farm. JNO DIcErvSnN
Nov. 24th, 1897.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23

knowledged indisputabiy ont of condition to
serve. Itdid not appear 10 me that Mr. Jeffer-
son ever viewed Mr.. Clay in the light he is now
viewed, by numbers. as man likely to be dam
gerous to the Union from his prin ,ip'es; or
tina, he ever contemplated for him any other
elevation than what he had already njoyed in
the House of Representatives Should Mr.,
Clay demonstrate to the World that Mr.. JEFF
ferson moderated him., shall be among the
first to acknowledge genuine feeling OF Civic
pride a, it; for he is Virglnian, and my strong
est public attachment of all is to the prosperi-
tv and honor of Virginia. If what have said
should excite resentment, shall hold Mr. Clay
and him only, responsible to me for any i'm
proper expression OF that feeling.
With great respect,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
New Hook Store

TINE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public in general, that he has op ened Book,
Stationery, and Fancy Store, King street, second
door east of Royal street, where he offers for sale
School BOOKS, English, Latin and Greek.
Family bibles, pocket bibles, elegantly bound and gilt
Book ofcommon PRAYER, extra fine and plain
Additional hymns TO common PRAYER
Watts's psalms and hymns, Dwight's selection do.
Fine folio post, foolscap Of various qualities
Letter paper Gilpin's, Ames', fine blue laid, &C. &c.
Botting, log, and blue medium, blue foolscap
ca paper, iron monger's wrapping, common wrapping
Bonnet boards, blue and white, bonnet wire
States, slate pencils quilts and wafers lead pencils
Pencil Cases. silver and plated, ivory and bone folders
Ink powder and ink stands, inIelIbIe ink
Ledgers and day books, memorandum books
Receipt books, cypherng books and copy books
Drawing paper, rice paper, cold white bristol boards
Paints in boxes and by single cakes, paint brushes
Toy paints, morocco paper tissue paper, parchment
Gold paper gold edgings, French colored paper
Needles, thimbles scissors, and penkniyes
Combs, comb brushes, tooth brushes, and nail brushes
Mathematical Instruments, single and in cases
Music paper, German flutes, flies, and assortment OF
new Music, with books of instruction for the Voice,
Piano Forte, Harp Guitar, Violin Bsssoon, Clarionet,
German Flute and Fife, all Of which he will sell for
cash unreasonable prices. DAVID MARTIN.
The CIRcULArlSG LIBRARY has been moved to the
same stand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
THE CHE2OKEEs AND OsAGEs.

Extract of letter from gentleman in the Arkansas
Territory to the Editors of the National Intelligent
Ger dated "LITrLE Rock, JULY 90 1927.
San express arrived here day or two ago
from Major Duyal, Cherokee Agent on the Ar
kansas, to the Governor, stating, that the Che
rokees had declared war against the Osages,
and 8 or 400 warriors were to start IN few
days for the Usage country. cannot szf.1saat
measures the Governor will take, but il is
thought that nothing will satisfy the Chero
KEGS bu, the blood of their enemies. The cit
liens Of the country are not al all alarmed. The
enc Of war (;f any will be far beyond The
white settlements.
{" No new occurrence has taken place, be.
ieve, TO justify the present movement Of the
Cherokees. It's supposed to be am odd grndge'
which actuates them at this time. The Gov
ernmen. has heretofore interposed and prevent
ed the shedding Of blood between these Two ma
tons; but now the Cherokees seem determined
to have satisfaction
6 The Cherokees use the rifle in war, and The
Osages the bow and arrow almost entirely, and
always fight on horseback. The goods, there
fore, would suit the former much better rhan
the lerge p,mries, where they will have 10 meet
the latter
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
For Sale.

For Sale.
YENHE brick Store at the Of Fairfax & Prince
4 streets about S0feet square, in fee smple-terms
liberal apply on the premises
.ilo in stare,
90 boxes mould candles. Winchester's brand
Sperm oil in hhls and cannisters
DO candles, warranted
Soap in boxes
Tobacco, best Cavendish
Salt, in sacks and hose
Tar, behring's and shad
Plaster
Family -four, bv the barrel
". b. Flour, Corn RIVE, Flayseed, Beans, sc. want.
ed, for which the market price will be pal in CASH
Storage may be had for -four from mrrs, &c.
aug 2S-eo3t FHDS VOfTELI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
OBjYN3RY.

Afflicted and humbed by the dispensations ola mys-
ferrous, yet wise and unerring Providence VIC record
with feelings poignant sorrow, the death ofour la
mented friend and fellow citizen, MIR. ANpHEw AD
GATE, late teller in the Commercial and Farmers Bank
who died on Sunday morning, the 26,h inst. after a
short but painful illness lie had entesred himself TO
large circle of friends by the valued qualities of his
mind and heart, and obtained by his lgnifed, religious
who knew him. In the last trying moment Of life. be-
ing questioned by of his religious friends in regard
to his future prospecs, he gave equivoca ass,lr
ance that his peace well founded, and died rich in
the hope ofimmortal glory He cut down in the
vigor OF his manhood-in the career of his usefulness
in the midst of his friendships, Tie fell just the
spring of life had closed It's blossoms and the
fruits of glorious summer ripening around him
riven by the tempest Of death, he fell, like wither
ed branch in the midst of youthful, blooming, and
helples, family
How many fall as sudden, not as safe!
baltimore 9g9ericpn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
CONSERVATION, Coughs, &c.


BUTLERS VEGET7BLE LNDLaN SPECIFIC.
ITor the cure of Colds, Coughs, Consumptions, Spit
J. ting Of Blood, AslImas, and all disorders OF the
Breast and Lungs
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the test of
experience and proved itself the most valuable RENE.
dy discovered for the cure OF Asthma ana all DIS
cases of the breast andlungs leading TO consumption
The following certificate just received from highly
respected gentleman, will show its value.
Samuel Moore, do hereby certify that tor upwards
of year, severely afA cted with a pan IN my
breast accompanied with very bad cough and short.
ness Of breath and every Indication Gin the opinion ct
aPhvsician) of approaching consumption. Aiterpass
ing through of medicine and finding no reilef
was induced to make trial Of Buffers Vegetable In
dian Specifc, and the of one ana malt bottle,
completely restored me to health and have Remain
ed since, being upwards of year
The celebrated DR. Cullen has taught us that sour
first attention should be employed in watching the APP
proach of the disease and preventing its proceeding to
an ncurab!e state; and in persons OF consumptIye
habit especially those born OF consumptive parents,
the slightest symptoms ofan approaching consumption
at the coasumpve period of life ought carefully to be
attended to-"
The specific is obtained by extraction from herbs,
roots, flowers plants &C when in perfection In con-
sequence of happy combination OF the most valua-
Bile herbs, &c il becomes basam of superior value
1t heals injured parts, opens the pores and compo
ses the disturbed nerves, after the of ammo
dvne consequently the obstruction of the chest and
the lungs which constitute the disease particularly
need its use promotes eXpectoration, which IS so
constantly called for: and whilst it clesnses and heals
also gives strength TO the tender lungs In this man
ner it removes the hectic fever improves digestion,
gives strength the nerves, repairs the appetite and
improves the spirits. This specific may always be CIV
en- in safety is mild, pleasant to the taste, and IS
found particularly useful in hypochondrca, nervous
and hvsterical diseases
Each bill of directions contains detailed account
of this disease in all its different stages and will be
accompanied with the signature of the Proprietor in
red ink. II is offered for sale by
JOHN [. SAYRS,
apotsecary and Druggist, Hing Street .aLEA.4NDRL1.
aug 23-l2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23

THIS DAY
Will be drawn in Rhode Island, the
Grand State I.ottery-No. Is.
Tickets only 90. They will be on sale until Monday
next, AS the drawing cannot be Revived until that day
DRAWN NUMBERS
in the Delaware s, ate Lottery, 9Th Glass arc
% Is % Ia
InuN IL DIN n III 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
TO I Eft.

Go The comfortable two story Dwelling House
.ssa. and large Garden, occupied by Mrs. Sarah
Harper, on the cas-, side Of Washington street, and
nearly opposite Eoffman's Sugar House. Possession
will be given on the first day Of October For terms,
apply as above. aug 25-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
JOHN II. RUNNELLS.
DR.. HVSN'S

mt DYS .EP7YC OR SOUR S7UM4CH PILLS
IN inralua6ie nemedy for Indigestion IN
its most complicated farms.
nF the variety of diseases to which the human syS
~ TEN is subject, few are more stubborn, none more
distressing destructive to the constitution than In
digestion Sour Stomach THIS disease prevails to a
great extent and has generally bafit the skill OF
the faculty. that remedy easy Of administration is tru
w desidrratum in every place. The truth OF this
statement is confirmed by the experience of thousands
who have suffered under 1t, who after having used
many remedies to purpose, are now Obliged TO have
recourse to such paatises they may chance to Ind
most couduc,ye TO their comfort BY Indigestion is
meant loss Of appetite and great weakness parGn!ary
of the legs and wasting of the whole system H. art
burn or an sensation OF heat about the PIT oil
The stomach, which is sometime attended with nausea
or sickness of the stomach and vomiting, bcching up
of water which generally sour, paeness of the coun.
tenance costivrness langour, gidduess, lowuess OF
spirits disturbed sleep, paptaton OF the heart, atu'
lency, sc.
neriepcine more of them, AID some less, each in the
order and degree of his particular case. These
pills ac, as powerful tonic, neutral &c the acid upon
the stomach gives strength to the debitated organs
of digestion, restore the appetite remove nausea at
the stomach and ultimately recover the Health or the
patient They do not contain mercury in any fern,
nor do they scsen the stomach as most purgave me-
dicnes do but perform the office OF sgte and mud
purgative, and not surpassed by any inedicne.-
they are therefore particularly calculated Tor family
use.
The inventor of these Pills was one of the most emf
nent practitioners of medicine in the United States,
and used them successfully in his practice for many
wears. They are not got up as nnstrum to deluae
the creluIous but are recommended on the basis Of
truth and experience In order that they may become
extensively useful and within the resch OF ALL they are
offered at the low price of so cents per box. by
JOHN |. S tYRS,
.spothec~y u Druggist, King street, ALEXANDRIA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23

ANTI DYS s,EP7YC OR SOUR S7UM7CH PILLS
IN inralua6ie nemed!y for Indigestion en-
its most complicated farms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23

We make room to-day for Thomas Mann
Ranlol?h's Letter to the Editors OF The Char
oues,iHe Advocate, on the subject OF Mr. Jei-
'erson's opinions touching the Presidential can
l'ua;es. A greater tissue of folly and islsehood
@as rarely been presented to the public consi-
Ie'a'ion. Truly this Ex-Governor OF Virginia
as brought himself to the level of Carter Be
ely; but whether he has risen or fallen to that
Eel, ii is difficult to say-perhaps fallen, for
VISA Presidential Eleetor in 1924, and more
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
.innoumcement Of the Drawing


of the State of Mary land, will take place in the City Of
will be completed on that day. This lottery is the
most briIan; in the United states; containing besides
the capitals of 20. 600 DOLLS and 10000 DOLLS no
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
70 FARMERS
T Riiim0re .Rmer;cGn.
-.-,

ME at s7I cents per Cask, ~! cts per bnshel;
~ being at that price the cheapest manure inuse.
aug IS JOSIAH HEWES DAVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08

ron's interesting correspondence in his posses
sion, during his own lifetime. 1t is TO be no.
ped, however, that his family may not be depriv-
ed of their value, uor the public Of its gra.i6ca.
ton, by their appearance at later and perhaps
filter period. We have seen some Of these
documents (Mr. Murray's.) and heard the con-
tents Of others Mr.. Moora's,) and we can pro-
mise for their being likely to make strong
sensation.
While speaking Of their writer, we may re-
mind our readers of the existence ftwo unpub-
lished cantos Of Don Juan. 1t is 10 be wished,
for uniformity's sake, that these and any other
Posthumous works Of Lord b should be print.
ed, together with the preceding can,os in con-
sislent edition. They are in the hands of
Mr.. Douglass Kinnaird, who alone could make
such an arrangement.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08
Florida.


1 VIEW of West Florida, embracing its Geography
N Topography, &c. with an Appendix treating of its
Antiquities, Land Titles, and Canals and containing
Map exhibiting chart of the coast plan OF Pensa-
cola, and the entrance of the harbor by John Lee
williams, vol 8vo price 81 so
The Justices Practice; including the Duties of Con-
stable; to which is added collection of forms used in
Conveyancing BY John II B.. Lathrobe, Esq of Bal
timore, vol svo price 50 So
Rife Drill; extracted from the System of Tactics
for the infantry, Light infantry, and RAemen OF the
United States lately revised by order of tee War De.
partment, vol with plates, price IS cents.
Lucas Progressive Drawing Book, parts; contain.
ing the principles of drawing in Pencil Cooring, and
shading in Ink, and treatise on Perspective, parts
and 3. 20 w
Series of Progressive Lessons, intended to eluci-
date the art of Flower Painting in Water Colors vol
Alto with numerous colored plates, S3 81
The Art of Drawing landscapes being plain and
easy directions for the requirement of this useful and
elegant accomplishment, vol with 10 colored engray,
ings y. ~
A complete assortment of Spanish Guitars just re-
ceived; prices So, 10, IA, 90, Is, so, and IS.
On sale by PlSHEf THoMpSoN.
Washington nav 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08
hardware.

DICHARD l.. CARNE has just received and is now
IL opening, at his store Fairfax street, three doors
north of King street, general assortment OF
Hardware. Cutlery, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08
District Of Columbus,

County Of .Aleranda, SCI:
DEZIN L. OGDEN has applied to the hon. Will
Ii liant rancb, Chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia, to be dis
charged from Imprisonment, under the act for the
lief Of nsolvent debtors within the District of Coum-
ba, on the first Monday Of June next at O'Clock,
A. NJ at the Court House in Alexandra, when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
NAV EDM. l. LEE,.C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08
LORD BYRON.

tits now stated in the literary world, that Mr..
Moore is pied with the LIE OF LORD Byron,
which will be published next season by Mes
SIS. I.ongman. Mr.. Moore is IN possession OF
nearly hundred letters OF bis late noble friend
Mr. Murray, we understand, has given up the
intention OF publishishing the mass OF Lord By
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08

A fresh salmon, weighing about twenty
eight pounds, was sold last week in Boston,
Tor torty-t,co dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08

Among Them are the following in all their varetles'
Gets, shutters, locks hinges, bolts, atches, pulies,
screws, nails, brads, sprgs tacks planes saws rules
squares compasses. chizes, gouges, tr1wels, axes
pnce nippers screw plates weights, scales, candle
sticks spoons, buttons needles books sters saddle
ry curry combs coffee mills, trace cna'ns, ,,n ..ouss
hoes scyhes, reap hooks, castings, hoop and baF ron
steel, spades, shoyels, etc. etc. apni 2s-'aw%w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08

Erplosion-On the nth ult. the powder mill
of Mr. John Reed, Montgomery county, Penny
was blown up. Two buildings adjoining, to-
gether with 1900 lbs. powder, were also de-
stroyed. One man, named Henry Weaver,
was killed, and another dangerously wounded.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08
Just Received,
On Sale bv Pishey Tho

On Sale by Pishey Thompson,
rs this Religion or a Page from the Book of the
L World. BY the author of May you like it. First
American, from the London edition. ! vol. price IS
cents. Washington, may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08

The Mayor Of the City Of Baltimore has is
sued orders for the arrest Of all street Beggars,
and for their conveyance to the Aims House
We hold it to be wise law that vests such
power in the Magis,racy. Deserving objects
of charity can always find friend to beg for
Them
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
CLAIMS ON FRANCE &c.

The following Letter from the Secretary of
State, and the Report TO which il refers. was
yesterday communicated 10 the House of Re
preSentaiiges. The amount of Claims exceeds
fifteen millions ofdollars.
Department of State, January 80, 1927
SIR; In obedience 10 a resolution Of the
House of Representatives Of the 10Th Of May,
io-o, directing the Secretary of State to submit
10 the House at the present session Of Congress
eScnedole Of the claims OF American citizens
"hicl lave been, or small, previous TO October
i'io-o, be filed in this Department, ON the Gov
eminent OF France, Naples, Holland, and Den
marx ir Illegal captures, spoliations, c%onfsca-
ions or any o her Illegal acts, since the year
ioo'' IN snch manner as 10 present in a tabular
statement, the names of he claimants, the date
"Iu'e act complained of, the name of the vessel
"nIch was the subject ofthe injury. the amount
inc loss sustained, and any other q circumstance
essential to the understanding OF the general ma
u'c 81 ue claims, discriminating as far as prac-
"''''e nel"een such cases as were, and such as
were not subjected to adjudication in the Courts
o. tue aforesaid Governments.
l"e secretary has now tn honor 10 report a
u'ge'' prepared accordingly. He respectfully
s> d reference to an explanatory memo
."'1om oy which II is preceded. The execu-
u NE work has been delayed by the mat
""''a OF claimant, to the p%unctu1l transmission
o. '"ef CLAIMS TO the Department of State by
sv ,hle lthe list OF October last specified in the
,.noilion ct Che House. They continued to for
"a'" 'aelf claims some time after the day. aud
"p =" within a few days pa.t. 1t " uld nor be
,u,e 10 assume that the digest compartments all
~ GIa.lns comprehcnded in te terms of the
',''1iion' Others, no doubt, exist, which have
I'' 'f'm accident, inattention, on other causes,
~, m to the Department of State.
All oi "hchh IS respectfully submitted,
r II. CLAY.
sentatises.