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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
.AIG.H AsT.D-21-Aa
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1927.

vi
sed, Yesterday, and again laid over. The Hon.
Mr. Hamilton, of South Carolina. dsappoiut-
ed the House, by not taking the floor as was
expected. 1t is said that he was fully prepared,
but unfortunately "poor worm" p.ovokingly
crawled across the Knights path, which so
discomposed his nerves that his friends found
very little difficulty in persuaeing him to relin-
quish his design.
The New-York American, speaking of the
attempt recently made by the Opposition, to
muzze the Press says "the debate arose on a
motion of Mr.. Weems, of Maryland, usry Uuk
gar and afterote person, ,cho Is quite out Of place
on the floor of Congress, to amend one OF the
rules fthe House, so to empower the Speak
er 10 exclude at pleasure, any stenographer.
As this debate in some measure illustrates
what we have before remarked upon, the impa-
thence OF censure and scrutiny, evinced in this
country by public men; and at the same time
exhibits in bold relief the gentlemany actions Of
al least one hon. member, we will tomorrow
publish some extracts from it.
The learned Editor 0f the Evening Post
quotes, as a ''euyious idea" the following SEN
tence from late speech delivered in Congress
by Mr. Mitchell Of Tennessee:
"The most spenGid event that ever yet occur
red on the face Of this earth, was the victory
Of the Militia of Tennessee and Kentucky, un-
der General Jackson, on the Plains of NewOr-
leans"
What does Mr. Coleman think ofthose which
follow. They are from the brain Of the same
distinguished gentleman:
a.. our conduct be homes: and upright, and
their shafts of malignance will fall harmless at
our feet. II will be like throwing missiles OF
straw at the base of Etna--they will rebound
and fall on their o,on ignob!r heads"
AGAIN,
1.-THE fellow is too low and mean for q co,c
SHINING, let him and his slang shrink back into
,he miserable nutshell Of his o,ca ins,gai fcancs."
AGAIN,
"Tha smallest interference with this sacred
subject, (by Congress) will echo across the At
laniic what the King Of France is no,O doing"
The Editor of the Democratic Press saws
tha, "there is a darirgness Of assertion and
manner, and a disregard of the decencies Of
life and language, indalged and persevered in,
by some cf the leading paftizans Of General
Jackson, to which it would be painful to resort 4"
We venture 10 say, that no candid man, will
DENY The truth Of the remark, after having
spcp, three consecutive days, in the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
Boot and Shoe Making

HENRY HOBB, in consequence Of the late distress.
ing fire, by which he was burnt out aad lost con.
siderable property, has opened his shop Royalstre,
next door Mrs. SherrUns store and near the New.
Market where he will be happy to receive the orders
of his old friends and customers and the publcn gene
raj His work shall be executed in the most substan.
tal manner and he atters himself give salts
faction to those who may favor him with their custom.
jan 81 d3teo4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
Trustees Sale.

pursuance of deed of trust from Baylis Grigsby
TO us, and his agreement thereon endorsed, bo du.
y recorded in the Clerks Office of the County curt
OF Prince William, shall, for the purposes therein
mentioned, offer for sale the highest bidder for rea.
dy money, on the 18th day IF Mreh ner1 on the pre-.
misses, the
gSA Tracts Of LAND,
sTES lying in the counties Of Fauouier and
xk-s Prince William, conveyed to us BY SAID .ced,
or 50 much thereof may be sufficient to satit., said
purposes. WM. STUART.
WIN. A. G. DADE.
dec 28-t2oN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
MAYORS OfFIcE, Feb 2, 1927.

MAYoR's OFFIcE, Feb 2, 1927.
Donations received by the Mayor in aid of the sufferers
by the late Fire
P Mauro and others, the proceeds Of Concert
held in Washington, by P Mauro, Esq. $3.50
N. Burwell, Esq Frederick County, Va.
by e. P Thompson, 90
Lawrence Lewis, Esq Woodlawn, Va. 90
H. e Scott, Esq. Marlbro', by A C-Caze-
move, S
List of Donation, presented TO the alexandria Soup
House, February l. 1927.
By Gentleman of Alexandria, Five Dollars.
9y Mr.. Peter Hewett, lot Of Biscuit.
By friend, quantity Of Potatoes.
By Robert Brocket, sen'r. lot Of Cabbages
Fsbruary2.
By Southern Gentleman, Three Dollars 81
cents.
BY Mr.. Samuel Bagget, the labor and ex-
pense of making one hoghead of -four and
Meal into bread
BY Mr.. Wesley Beeden, lot Of Cabbages.
BY Robert Anderson, Esq. quantity Of Ma
Wy Bread,
BY Lady Of Alexandria, a lot Of salt Beef
and box Of Rice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
AUCTIONS.
'NWstee,s Sala

RY virtue Of a deed of trust executed by Amint.
d.'s h s Mhr a., Mason the
corded in the Clerks Office of the County az e
and for the purposes in said deed mentioned shall
offer public auction, for cash. the premises on The
first Mondoyin March ners, '" INC
The Tract Of land,
in said deed mentioned lying in the county of Fsrfax
and on the waters Of Pohick containing Four Hundred
Acres, more or less As shall sell the foregoing ro
perry as trustee other title will be conveyed than
is vested in me by the deed of trust aforesaid
feb 3-ts d. P. CHICHES TER, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03

The Savannah Georgian of the 23d inst says
,ha the scarcity Of Seamen in that port, is so
great, that wages have advanced 10 Eighteen
Dollars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03

The Legislature Of North Carolina have fix
ed upon the Sd Of February, for the day Of adj
iournment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
SNlI1.P NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Feb 2.-Schr Alliance, Taylor, Boston; plaster to
the master.
- President, Smalley, New York; ballast to the
master.
- Argonaut Atkins, Boston, ballast to the master
- Mentor, Mayo, Boston; plaster, to Robinson
Shinn.
- Fair Play, Linnel Boston; plaster to Robinson
& Shinn.
- Hope, Linnell. Boston; plaster to Robinson &
Shnn.
Brig Knott, Lindsay, Thomastown; lime t. W. Fowle
s, Co.
sloop Vernon, Knapp, New-York, freight for the
district.
SAILED,
Schr Bachelor, Turpn, Matanzas.
schr Active, Whttemore, cleared at New.York. for
this port 31st ult. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24

raj wounded. l, was doubtful which party " oulj
prevail in the end. Our information leads us TO
believe that large proportion of the ,colonists in
Texas have taken sides with the revolu,ionisis."
A Natchtocbes papers of the 18th contains
Treaty Of Union, League and Con federation be
tween the republic Of Nacosdoches and sundry
tribes of Indians, which was concluded in the
town of Nscosdoches on the 2lst of December.
The following Is the preamble to the Treaty.
Where's the Government of the Mexican u
States have, by repested insults, reachery and OPP
preston. reduced the white and red emigrants
tom the United States of Norih America, now
living in the Province Of Texas, within the Ter
rtOry of the said Government, into which they
have been deluded by promises solemly made, and
most ba'eiy broken, TO the i, eadful alternative OF
eiher submitting their hee-born necks 20 the yoke
OF an imbecile, fsithless and despo,c government,
miscal!ed republic; or of taking up arms in de.
fence OF their nna!ienabe rights and asserting their
independence They, namely, the white emf
grants, now assembled in the town of Nacosdo
ches. around The. Independent Standard, ON the
one part. and the red emisrants who have espous
ed the same Holy Cause on the other; to prosecute
more speedily and eifsctually the War of indie
pendenee, they have mutually undertaken, to a
successful issue, and 10 bind themselves by the lig-
amens OF reciprocal interests AMI obligations, have
resolved to form Treaty of Union, League and
Conledcraton.''
One Of the persons who signed the Treaty. as an
agent oil the Red People, is John ID. Hunter,
who IL pretty well known in this county and
England, az an impos,er.
On the 3lst January, Capt. w. Of the Azelia,
saw large feet of vessels, say SO in number. ont
side OF the Bslizc. some at anchor, and others un-
der weigh On The 7;h instant. the Al elia pass
ed Key West. and saw two frigates ard ,weny
gun brig under Spanish cofours-supposed Com.
Laborde's squadron.
On Sunday morning Jan. IS, a duel was Tough,
| az Now Ofleans. between Jacob Paul, Cashier oil
the Bank, and w. NOISE. esq They exchane ed
shots without effec , and separated in a quarrel.
| some humour
There is lady at Rocksway, l.. Island, who
was married at the age of Is she is now 81 year.
old, and has had l 6 fine children; Ii Of them are
now living and TIE eldest child is about l6 year.
| aud days younger than it's mother. (. ~: Y Eno
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24

the Information asked for by a resolution
OF the House of Representatives of the
10th Of january, 1927.
Respectfully submitted,
ALEX. MACOMB.
Major Gen. Chief Engineer.
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Secretary Of War
Read and laid on the table.
Oa motion of Mr.. Inghsun, the House
resolved itself into a Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Everett In the Chair, on the
bill to amend the act regulating the Post
Office Department, and the annual bill
"to establish sundry Post Roads,
This bill was passed through, without,
any amendment; and the second being ta-
ken up
Various amendments were proposed
hy Mr., Ingham, Che Chanman of the
COMMITTEE which reported the billy and
agreed to without opposition; and
The bills beng eported TO the House,
were then both ordered to be cngrossed
ard read a third time
And the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24
WEDNESDAY, Fen. 2i.f. 1927
IN SENATE.
COLONIAL TRADE PIII

MI Johnston, of Lou. moved
ih,t me senate proceed to the consideration ri
'ne I'li 10 rcsnla'e The intercourse between fl'e
OnHed States and Great Britain. .
Nh Ssnf rd observed ,b,, b. l.,
stfuetedby The Committee on FOREIGN p,i,.;e" ="
move 1, MT the senste go into con. defsfion y,
Executive business. q
NJ snhb Of s. c., inqgi cI whetb.r ne .,-
'' ,sn Dnsinesss was not first in order
IDs Chaf served, that according 10 the fi,,.
n' ns o. me senate the unfinished bdsine,s sood
- -, o,l.I' EXCEPT when the Senate consented 10
axe ss., up some other subject is preference
me question was then pyf IN co.,.a... Il.
Unmarried bisiness Of yesterday, and car,ie5 9S
Mf D,cke,son hoped The motion 10 eo,s;,,e, -,
IoIoo,'l Trade BIZ would not succeed Tbe a.
sign o. me motion sppesred 10 be 70 give f,at bI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24
FROM NE{y OptrAvo

The editors OF The New York Gazette have
received by the packet ship AzeIis, New O lean.
papers to The 9Th oil Inclusive. The AJvr,i.
ger Of the 2Jtb, says,
% We learn by the steam boat rom Ns,chito.
cbes' that ho.'itIes have cohmenced Lets cen the
forces Of lie Mexican republic and ,bs,s,o,,,,;"-
ni-ts 10 Texas. 1t sppears fhst a ps,fv ~ NJ.
cans, About sixty in humber, approached fortified
house ia ie vicinity OF Nscog ,loche-, which vs.
gafrisoned l,y The Fredoniaos. About fifteen of
the later s1iliel out 10 nee, The a<safsnfs, who
were rcPalsod viii ihe loss of four killed and Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24

''PV"f "essfN. bsies K SeafOn
were declared Iy the Speaker 10 vebspn
duly elecfeJ.
Ehe engrossed bill smendafosy Of The
ee' regulating the Pos, Office Department.
vas .si The third lime, passed, land ssat 10
tas senate for ts concurrence.
The Speaker laid before the IIoose ,bs
I'ho"'ng letter from the Treasury Depart
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Houer or DELEGATE

CampbcH-Wm. NJ, Rives, Benjamin Hun
ter.--No opposition,
Franklin --sparrel Hale. John NJ Holland
State Of me poN'--Sparrcl Hale SIP John
VI Holland 345, William Caawny 269, Samu
81 Helm 236, Charles Powell FLA CORES
pendent rema, ks" For Congress the Prcsi-
dental question was with great many Of the
voters, warmly canvasscd. Mr. Claiborne an
| nounccd himself Jacksonte, bur declared that
he would submit to the will of his constituents
should the question come before Congress
But for this, he would have lost n great many
votes in the county. For thc Legislature the
test oath las it is called) was, with great many.
made a subject of objection TO Mr.. Hale. He
had voted for a repeal ofthis oath, and han.
die was made Of by his political opponents to
prejudice his election. In an address made BY
Mr.. u l'c removed these injurious impress
sons."
Sp0H1Iyqr r--Cfarrit Minor" lol, Captain
George Hamilton 1871 i Philip Thornton 1913,
John McCoull 100.
Princess Anpe-Wm J Woodhousc 2e5,
- y tr,,t...,, ~. ,,i.h ,u...il,n ~.
49, ,,..,. 1-;.L ,r.r.. Or, ~.
49,,
r..,.-, old. .n......,o..N -.
60, e-- -, ~ g.. 49,. -. =,
- 'A
D"'r'"g i"s % '+6''--"'''" NILSSON
no o'poS''oh'
'3''H't4-L"" ''iee l D'u' ~ to
ber' IaY'"F lo''
frea'T''S-AuSu''n' d. I'm" '0'' D''''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

many different quarters, mat i coi'd'no
! he 3;sreesrced and upon irq7iry a.
OK .t,,,.,. cur waJst fears were cnnhrmes
liif - atetA tnts of the $oblc Lah put
u J.. bnilrtin. ,hieh we gave IN srcoai eai-
o -, a, TOO 'aie an hour 20 be ior~ asded
: mai evening" post
D s4i,ear, ia. ms Lords'n7 was suddenly
- .bsn At brfakf4sL MS servant Wfit
'f1 he ,e m 4 f,ua 1 his Lnrdslir bad fal,et
aio - rl,ai, Fortunately Dr. brewer, his
/ ~ isb,n. p,iss,e phg.ic m happened 70 be in
le's - q, the moment, ana immediate relief
IT, l,-,5nis,rred. In lurt time the Noble
60. su6.i MY recovered to he removed 70
J. = a and although the state in which he re.
ne ps.' ,,,s such AS 20 occasion throughout tie
III III If Yesterday. the most pa'u'al anN'ety,
fi'' late hour last night the uGiatortb'e
t YET ,,ere 50 far relieved, as " allow Of
9 MP. IN ire feryent hore, tt Hvcry thing
guns al. ,actory as cond Oo rSprc,rd uoder
VI Y, distressing aud alarming circumstances of
s case ,,,,, Cor Soma time l. 40.
is.,,,. of health, bat i vas not up, ehcn-
iFs' z;,b.r nv his medical attendants NJ his
af'' = hat he was in danger OF So dreadful
hg ',,,ck AS that which he has experienced
~. ora,l'pi is in his hf'y-scvcoth year. hav.
is Ion horn on the 9TH June, ITO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

Re dsvotet snen''es 81 no Naturalization Tor
Ire purpose Of turning cat Mr.. rrVtcu. Who i
friendly tor, andwho was the only member Of
Congress ifom Virginia tia, voted Tor Mr. Ad
ans at the election ofihatoilica by the House
Of Representatives. o'daec, long and faithful
services inepreaci able public and private cha
raete,, ate all disreeardei by the demon ofpa,-
" spirit, which stalks through the land We
confidently hope Alr. Newton may not be
added to the number ofns victims
Frederick Alfred H. Powell s0i, Samuel
hercheynl -, Robert Allen 54.---(Polls moi
clio sed)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
NEW FANCY GOODS.

M Office In obedience 10 deed Of uoqt
~ executed 10 me bs by Martha POM Of
tho county, dated The l9tb al Aptii, l526. aud
daily recorded IN the clerks oilicr oi Huchins
nam county stall oGitr for sale, n nnciion, Tor
cash, to the highest bidder Al the dwelling honsr
81 said Martha frnn, III this county, on fhc 18th
OF May neAt, II fan, u MT, Tie nexf I'M DAY
,her, an !, tie fol- wing resl and pen onG esiate,
VIZ: all that tractor parraI Of and on which the
sad Martha Penn now lives, adjoining tho llnd7
Of Thomas V.1harneI, N,o. Walton and Sam
+. Christian. John " i3btll anu Benjamin Alb
bit, containing 800 affes. A'so, eleven y groos,
VIZ Boss h,its Sally Arthuf. frenman, Sam,
Spencer lawson Aaurr. Charlie and Tom. o.
50 much OF sad property rs Will BE- snh ieft 10
SATISFY tie oblee,. ot The said decd Acting iof
he brn,hi ofolhers. shtIl make a special anl
ranty only, 10 the purchasers Of sad property
JOSEPH CLARKE, sen
lpG ~ tuids5o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
A GARD

Mr.. richardson very respectfully informs III.
friends aud the public, ina. nc VIII not De able
TO appeal again at the Theatre daring his pre-.
sent visit TO Lynchhurg, and sincerely regret,
hat 20 cannot comply with the kind request
made by tic audience on Friday evening; it will
be gratifying MN TO do 50 whenever IL Is prat-
is.able. IN Apologies also due 10 those friend.
',ho called fo. an additional come song which
vas necessarily om:,cd--1be music f,r il not
beng II, the Ihca,re.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

lETOTlCI -Ounext SATURDAY. IN !. Ith inst
y AT The late dwelling 81 Jnnn Cnllr, decd
this place. We VIII sell all The pcr,sh,,ble part
u said irccdcnt's estate, Consisting Of household
tld Kitchen iuipitule II 60" aud call, &c lie
st.c vii te made on tW I've Ilonihs cfedi, for
~ avs oYer five dollars. The purchase, 10 give
fond and approved security, ald Tor all sums OF
Eve doilars and under, cash ell be required
As weare determined 10 close the adlnluistta-
ton At soon as possible, II IS earnestly requested
that all persons indebted 10 sad estate, make
immediate payment, and those hnying clai4ns
against MD estate are desired 10 bring lhem for.
ward duly authenticated, without dcIa,
JE55LE l.. PERRY,
EDWARD PRICE,
adm'rs with the nunenpti,e viii anna Xed
OF John Cnfle decd
April 10. tctds5o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

y,A rir'ue ofa deed of'rus', erer'tedto Aier-
b and.r Paterson md tb' wbs,ritcr, by Pt'a-
sr-t B'ateq, on the lbth day Of 4rrH. 1925, jor
r,,,,oses therein men'iorsd, and Of record IN III
ffert's offce ofhc county Of Campbell, wiH De
g,R, iotle highest biider, for cash, at TIE Spout
sp,ipc. in SIND county. on the Isl dan NJ MnY, orr
.,-,el mare three feaiher br1s ami furniture, M
l,oJ ofcafds l6 head # hogs. some sheep, one
Uotngt folding table, ptne tabte, entries press.
,.unbenrd & common "h1irs, litcheH firri'ure
and piqntqtion toois--7O acres Of iand, NTH IT'S
applafennuces, ndJoining H1, Dng"id, ard a.
t5sr,--ana also he right md tile IF sa'd R'oteV
IA Ne estate of has deceased mother, bsi7g one
,lir9 Dqri. IN the dcts Of Kert'"'''. m'd estate
,,,pose9 70 consjd Of d"".s nv" Hte cr9p on the
,los,atien al The death q his m0'ber. 97d also IN
rai eretg tegncy, ctrin,. pee don0ud. 'r1otsoeprr
yhei ne gaid HaEoy MAJ hore in, TO- or oVt Of
NE esoe of his mother, or08y otbcr, whotSoegtr,
srh tile as is uested ~, tse subscriber The deed
agrssqid, cW be cODpeyed 10 the ptrc'aseT or pun
,ho,efs Nm {. Mc4LLISTER'
Trustee.
iDrI 10. t"3H7O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

We have received fills Of Linz papers and
ut ,ivices from Peru, II the 2,'h December.
= The Peruvian ofthe 9th Of December, there is
..,,,eaent Of the celebration which took place
= consequences the adoption ofthc nov Con
.,.,,tion. rs promulgated on tn previous day
abe rriacipal Officers Of the Govet"n'ent took
,.s,, oaths 10 support the Conslu'i' and great
.oi,;cines were manifested by he People IN the
Gonh on this occasion. w'lc'i seemed to dc
ryr additional feeling ON the circumstance Of
rs being the anniversary OF the victory OF Ayac'
ncho, which gave liberty to the country. The
Ti;,o, of thp Peruvian saws: "On this day, the
Ter of our ri-hts goes into operation, to per-
,e,,,ate the tranquility of Peru, and to ensure
ro,ce and plenty thro ghout This vast Requisite
II appears that the Pe'uvians, az an evidence
r,Le;ratlaehment to Bolivar, ar conlh' nee
in his integrity, have chosen him President for
~, Bali Gny.
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Dero. offs,fl pl-no, IN im,Abn,g.

iDElERh. LIukA has reee'sed .s'eral p
II amos firm the best nntafs Of Nv IL
aud OF London. which lac Diners Ion sale At ihe
lowest prices Of the mandatory. Ihey are
strongly constructed. md tie lanes ure q. el,nl
fhepacos are 4l75. sou. SO, 900 $40,
500 and "a eaeh
Mr. Henry leuha offers his services 10 the
public. a. a tenur of Pianos In be aesittd he
will bind himself TO keep thcm well tuued hs the
mouthur ycar on reasonable terms
FOR SALE al reduced prizes and even a
reasonable credit Two elegant sidebnards. Just
rrtca cd from Phllspalpbia dpuble han.l
gun z-onc large tarioir III anr ~ two hnrs,s.-
a couple OF harness--alss Saddle nna bldlr
PETER Il. LEtBA.
Apil 10 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

fiiHi 4 Low system, adopted IN CON
- sequence Of It's unrivalcd popularity.
me Splendid Drawing ofthe Virginia NaVeari-
W 1aaafe IS class, aili tale place in Peters
4s,eatae iitb d., Of April next, when the
IN nm as IA nj ap.jals will be distributed to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
OLD LIQUORS.

Jrst received,
Old Madeira Nine
do Coonnc Brandy
do Holland tim
do Jamaica Rum
The above liquors were selected by FIRST rate
judge, for retailing, and warranted pure aud
genuine. X q. 1OMPkINS.
Apih 3. tin1s
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INfFGRoEs TOR sAIE-Peifoas pisIipg
III t0pmetuzs. car bf foaiahes upon as io,o
terms and ritb IL roianti aadhktlg Negroes rs
s8y IN his country. 1ieo trfsiieH seaasftesset
are among The pWosi noe AZ haad
/ n BIDDELL.
dprH 10. taf5o
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.ipTi 10
Cal al IIG1D Q54ETEEo 70T III Zap
'AN-.MN Rt.EM,
The drawing oftlc

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION LOTTERY,
FIRST CLASS.
NIL take place in Petersburg, the drawing will
be- received at Aliens Office on Saturday even
iug Delay not to secure chance, aad td OBTAIN
tle 2 Eat capitals, application m 'St be male Cd;
HeI Qamf5r5 Recciiect, that in the last
sfheme ofthe Virginia Li'cratu e. L-;'"r- e
we're com elIedto retnr boja ctI iHls Of Is, 100
and s., go WI / coud invc been obtained d
te~ nao'es before the drawing for the sm'll
SIN Of 81 W base but lew tickets left, and
h the small SAN u Il, L,.y offer yol the fol
loving nl L1ca. ":
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aprT1iApY.

Did, nj hi faihef's fesldcnre in the count,
Of amherst. On wednesday the afah MI. after M
illness d four days, Mf. JAMES / c0nNfLl
! ). ~ tte 3nth yeu ut fis afe. lie was
young man OF strict moral department. and had
>euieated himself TO his relatives and aeqnninian
ces by bis plohity and numerous good qualities
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
Great Bargains.

Great Bargains.
SlEIIING OFF Al PRIME COST The
- subscriber has determined To change his
business, and viii sell his uholr stock Of DRY
GOODS. prime cost. Persons Wishing 10 pur
chase. viii find II very much 10 Their advantage
10 call aud samne tor themselves Us the goods
were bought arrodacod prices.
NhRt remains unsold en- the 9th June next,
" , on thai day be sold At Pubic Aaetion.
4 i koNEN
April 3. tNsNloB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
NOTICE..

DY virtue Of deed Of executed the subserbers on
Dhe sta of Jan. 1926, by David b. Cooke purposs
Of securing the payment Of debt thersn mesned
William D. Jones Of The county Of Buckingham (and which
has been duly recorded in the county of Buekngham
the suhseribs, of them will sell TO the highest bidder
for cash. at the Pa,e called Tbs New Store county,
Thursday the 2O dsy Of Septsnber tract OF
parcel Of land, TO satisfy the elsm due the said William
ID Jones mentioned in said deed, aud all attending the
said SALE lying and being the county Of con-
tanning three hu1dred by estnA1n, he the
lass, aud bounded foOws by the lands OF joseph
Bi town. dec Julius Dsvanport, dec and the lands David
Parish, dec We deem 1t to say aiy thing
coumeBdation Of said land, wish 10
pure base will avail themselves II the opportunity Of Judging
for themselves. The title believed TO be Bdpusbe bu
the subscrhes will convey such only ve.ted them b,
the deed alof esaid. JOHN II ROUTON, Tru..
JOSIAH SHEPPEHSON tees
AuSsst "a, 1927. sI--v1f4