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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01
RICHARD HANuOLH, , Typfsss far'
VII. ~. RICHARDSON, Mrs nj.
WM. q. PESDLErON, \ ". MssJy.

rlsf hsd I7r tls e-un cogrf ~ Chesis6sd a. ~
- e'syt'' e0i-s hsrsgf, on the 5.s dayf Deo.tg27
John Grant, run. s. s.-
against fg-
Mofon n .. Upttrrl. CfHcr TcrrfT, Zqch. 6dY 8
SAINT Wir(rfs, sr'or ofJohn Wt1frce dcc Dfia =
Tx dfcnfgnt Hgs9n T. Cpsirt- not touag s1fsced h
appearance givs1 sersry according 20 Mc at o. Asg
md tie Ts II ftis egt, eTd appearing by 5nfasgyg
tedcnce that he isnof fntnb,osf 81 THE Conm5sta6
Is oydcrct That hs sail dsftvdan do appsay here On
pr bgere Nay court ncrf, ond oafruer he bH II ~
PiaiHtGs; and tint copy 81 g order be fayf6 ns,l
ri ~ ere Richmond EHqrer FOR MONTH sWco-fittf cd
hat aa7itsr cIy BE- posted fs 0af door IF re csr
house II this couafr, for ftretisfre e7vf d1us
T.--s 2. - ~. O.
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i-'' - g.
a Russell aud Tszewsili King William, kiag & ou..s
Essex Caroline and Hanover; Wyh-, Montgomery, Gray,.u
ind Giles Kanawhs, Mason Cahel, Randolph, Lewis Harm
son, wood aud Logan Ohio, Tyler, Brooke Mon gala ans
r'eon tauquier CulPePer, will take that election,
be held nj their coGitkoes and other places author
@ed ny law Tor holding elections in the month of
W ohose senators 10 represent their respective districts
nes General Assembly ADDISON HANSFCRD c.
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Hill.

3PAEN'Cf HILL
N ~ Of The be,t bred Horse, an t,. r,,,-,, lii 49,,
10 mares At fgtnty doiinrs The season. ~ E NJ, f5 ~
paving Jytesa doUa"g when the mare i, g a eoy,,si a.,
cent, IN & s s'p, 'ni thirty dollars insure, with 50
PEDIGREE.
SNlNG hill is beautiful blond b,v = r.,,a ;..t
9y sif archie, an -u Of Miss aunre; Miss non
o. - esj Oades wa' Inc dam Of Ledy Bolnhfoke i ,
' 'e9,t ~ any mare hss doie an ths cgun,sy.
sp,,.-,, . PERFORMANCE
otlINH iliLL never but one rare 3D., ~,e.e.-.. .
Ne" hakelos iArso ears o53 ahfch he won wa c,,ei
-n',n 'Hvssu hi 10 sen Immediately Tor 1850 d.at. ~
.ne wien 1looded horscs sold loves han fhey k,ve
done ~ our country. lie wasinipttd IN bs 60 -
never iuh aga'n tie has been owned ever since b,
;t oIe, VINO ha' Kept bin on bic pllnis,ion almost az
no oppoiunHy to du.'nsush himself as Sire. '' 'u
su'stiioer provided with good and well eneis.t
s ,sos - a. @ ~ tuetesi aenti0n IN that may
vii 0c tweny cents per day. 'e' '"' 'u'i 81
,ut'erte hoPes, from e pedigree and appearance r
' 50 shd me reduced rate (uiied g. fbc fiu
ne stands that he may receive share Of the sfrof
uTr9 ,,ss rs country J. 81 sEIbgN
q Al -. ------------ to7-5t
sn'3esiy 81 eoaft heid To- fnsco l.IwsfI county
Obadiah ligadley, John D. IiusJley LEONARD MILE, 10
psU n'Nte mary W formerly Msfy w. Ifundev fff,r
|'o ~ 'isht Of his wife Sarah H. formerly ssrsb II ii
ar,in,t ComPiis.
E5naad Decker affair Of John IiunIlsy dec sud vm G
The Dsfe7j,p WV g. Iaoaley not having entered i 10,
@ btH 'tcufity according TO aci nj The renf III
ne We RUG Of Chs court and appearing to fhs
O W. eg"t pet be not an irhabn1st Of fhi, s,fe.
W m lon Of ne Compiainar hy their Auonfv II h. -.
so a', ne 'id PENDANT WIN o. Hun3ey d. spps,r E.
9u w idaJ % April court next and qn s,g1r ,s
au Dali anf ihii copy Of The order ba crfh,,,fh 49,,
% e ot ine public newsPsPeu printed 10 ths csy Of rb
M ,"o moin' surcegHvey3 anil siso posted Il he font
1,r.9 = "oNSgiIAM,e.e.
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NER ADRIAN. T. BIGGERs having e,,run, IN. 80,
- 'si sollre'os The balances due frn Of xas
@ i" o,'"n Dsssr', those rebted TO that frtu, are &.
70 make pay nitnt 10 the subcribers who are allen,
authorised 10 collect the debts due iher.
JNo. GARTH, ,Tru.-
NJ. 81, JOS. LEAKE.Jr.S is.s
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IL persons having cu4s sgainst fr.ts % i,.,s.
sahusrvaii, dec are hereby Notified bring them -, o.
on or before the first day Of April next a. AZ.
.na. uay dihution of .aid estate win lie by ih,
nuIsuanee OF the Testament snd last viii Of .as
'i'im that may be presented sghst au.ui.
HUGH DAVIS 1Exior. nj Daniel
EDW. WARREN, VsndervalI, dec
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CIIHLT9 -N'Tg1.I@ I.9-I-Jj-

7FfNDER Inc authority OF Dsed fruit, NAL on fhe
- 1h day Of July 1875, recorded IN tie Office Of fhe
cruy court q Hthrica, aud the reques Of Mrs Rafy
w moiy that rich and yalrabe estate called iiul, on
James fyer u miles below this city, will be SOLD 10 The
hghe., bidder the "a diy Of neG mouth 10 or On he
next far day
Tbs sale Necessary, for the purpose Of raising The Of
about sixteen thougsn1 doasThh nus, he paid bt
csys IN consequence Of order " the Richmond superior
court OF ehiucey the sale therefore be positive the
purchaser will be required q pay said sum in cash and
credit may be obtained fot the balance o the purchase
Inc estate contains 691 II very rich land 40 n
which IN luxuant wheat and the resi- Of he cleared sn
covered wthred clover. Farther information sy
~ aPpieipn O. either oi hs UDlefssBed, on or bcire e
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TRUST SALE


{Bsr 81 asri Of ~ executed 10 toe subIcritersb By
~ ia ana Elizabeth his wife, hearing date the
nov, record il tie clerks Office AhemarIs
We purpose OF securing the sum OF about S2sgO
new due Z, Wether'tou Shelton SHALL on Sa,urJsy
In Gay 81 APril next, atthe Brick Tavern IN tho ro,r,,
o. eemaFe linear The PIenses proceed to .e for cash h
@ 2i Land containing about live Hundrei
ING On 1t CHAINS ryer, aid both side, OF thr s,r
aa rom Charlottesville u Stanton 10 mile, sbVyt he
vi v pise% There IS this tract III land eon,Le,,bs
qg@9y 81 ri tate low grounds nj Timothy MssoT
- s0u 10 acre. and good orchard The uher nnrove-
mems are good dwelling house. with other necessary ont
nah, obaceo houses e1 more Particular df,,r;o
ION o. .hs valuable tact ofIan n III,
LIS y 'hn't uPosod to purchase, will likely vw \, beor
IL. heeh rented the year for $50 IN M
me viii have the privilege Of seeding on
ny ,ie lei o Oct and full POSSESSION yvel, The
Dto n'tho ihe terms Of the tr. deed require ttat
, ,naIi ne sold Tor cash. the expect 10 he au
20 give time on all, except about the sun Of e0o
w0n ~ oe required IN hand The balance will be divided
,P nmrn, oi $1,000 annually, with interest from the dac
"hole, Until dis,haig ed. Bond and ,ecuriv win
deed Of trust on The land will ed of he pnfcba.sr 10
t IN payments, Il - expected that other cTedtJr.
VINO loid ss on the same OF land will f,
usy d safe 10 give bcia for the balance Of nus
Sha.e money alter satisfying the claim OF inc .sI ebsr
~ ~ % we Wiii convey to the purchaser such title
MICAJAH WOODS, Tru,-
~ - WM. WOODS, : tees.
~.
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CIiE&GPE-qKE and OHIO C.a.NaL coz

CHESAPEAKE and OHIO C,gHcgI (r(l u
P.4.R'Y
q mEEllNG OF the Subscribers to the stock of tie
Ohe,ePeake and Ohio Canal Company viii be held on
'nuay me IN DAY OF April eBsuing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ At
he CITY tain Warrington for tie purpose Of ,se,jsI
and 'ix Directors conduct the eoncern. of
company iot such tine, exceeding three 49,. az E
said fuJsoIbsts slall ihink IT, ' 's@''' a. '"'
5. II. SMITH,
,. G. CAZENOYE,
c. SMITH,
C'Dlns''iont s.n ne part Of the United STATES
I. TMGHMAN.
p. e. THOMAS.
SAMUEL SPRIGG,
Commissioner on tl'r p-d Il the state of Maryland
r. II. Henderson,,
WIN. ELZEY,
J. G. HUNTER,
Washington, March 81. toS 20,
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

FELICIA HEMANs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

himself under the protection Of the Hadgi-
Bey, was circuncised, induced himself with a
monstrous ,urban and a pair of wide t"owsers
had his head shaved, and 50 became an acs
complished and undoubted Mussulnan' He
frequently spoke of The United States, aud
manifested a very intimate acquaintance with
the western part Of this STATE, and the Canadas.
He had when he arrived a, Smyrna a consider
aLle sum of money, with which he
ed business, but the Turks took an opportunity
Of robbing him, in spite of his turban; and when
our informant left, Mr.. Morgan was very anx-
ious TO return 10 The United States. His real
name could not be ascer,ained; because, when
asked, he gave himself different applications;
but it was the general opinion among the Anne
,ican merchants and captains at Smyrna, tina,
he was no other than the unhappy, murdered
Morgan. He was COMMONLY known by The
name Of the American Turk. Our informant
describes him as being "a man of about So
about S feet 8 or 9 inches high, and rather
stout built. Nc,o FORK Euening Post.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

Departed this life on Thursday, the 18th inst.in the
27tl year Of her age, Miss ii.nuIrr VIOLET, late OF
Dumfries, Va. Her friend. and acquain,ances are re.
specially invited to attend her funeral thts noraing,
al halt past 10 o'ctock, from the residence OF MF. Daui.
Mcleod, lower end Of King-strect
In he decease of this young lady, many are left to
mourn their ire parable loss-yet they mourn not as
those without hope--for in her sic ness she expert
enced that change of heart which gave her a we'll
founded hope through the atoning blood of our Saw
our, of her ,c:.ptln:. With Cad; aud we trust she is
now where 'tl,e wicked cease to trouble and the wea-
~ are Al rest"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18
TWENTIETH CONGRESS, lsr SESSION.
Wednesday .1priI l6, 1923.
IL SrNArF
In SENATE.


In the Senate IN bill aulhorising the Presi-
dent OF the United States TO cause the reserved
lead mines in Missouri 10 be exposed to pub
lac sale, was consid, red; and, after some dis
c~ussion, it was ordered TO b. engrossed. The
bill extending the time allowed for the ledemp>
hon OF lands forfeited, was ordered 10 be en-,
crossed. Several private bills were acted on.
The graduation bill was taken up, and, sn
amendment being off red to it by Mr.. Taze-
well, il was laid on the table. The bill for
enabling delegations OF the Choctaw and
Chickasaw Indians 10 explore The country
west of the Mississippi was considered. On
motion Of Mr.. Cobb, he Greeks and Cherokces
wer, Included; and on motion of Mr. John son
Of XIV. the bill Wa amended so as to INCLUDE
sucn other t,ibes as may be willing 10 send
dele a,ions. The bill was ordered 10 a third
reading:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
\ messag received from the President OF
the U"ited States, yesterday, was read, as
follows:
To the House of Representatives cfMe United States.
WASHINGTON, AP IL Is, 1928.
In compliance with a resolution OF The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

Accounts are daily received, confirming the
-, ,mtrt, that great changes are taking
,I,rr throughout the country in faso, OF the
administration. We could 6l whole columns
with evidences Of this fact, but it is unnecessa'
-. The "sign from Ohio" however which is
given below, will show what is going on, in
aba, has seen considered the head quarters Of
I.cSsonism in the Western Country.
Ex,rac; Of a letter from a gentleman Of the
arstrrspectabili y, to a Member Of Congress
!aled
"ClSc,SxNrI, .APRIL ?, ls2s-AT NIGHT.
"We have st ascertained the result Of our
election for CITY Council. Our Ci,yi is diyid-
Ell into Wards; each el ct tree CouncllmeN.
We have carried four out Of five; having twelve
ont Of the fifteen CnuGciimen. the aggre>
gate Administration majority in the City IS a.
bout wn huu:sed. The test Of tIis election
hr Councilurn is unquestIonahle The Jack
sogiars posed up hanlbil, all over the town
Asm Tnaf, cltiing "atienh0D," 10 note, that
IT, hammoad u Co." had made it a 'es', and
70 be o. the alert. 1t i, decisive sign" that
A' Generals popularity is waning IN The
| Vest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18
april IS
J. & a. Douglass
HAVE Just received per sloop Johnson, from Phi
Ia ~adeiphia,
Books, Paper Hangings, Stationary,
MuSic. sc.

New books, Dunallan, Memoirs of Urquhart a very
interesting work, The American Chesterfield, Flea,
sures of Frieul,h p, B.gltnd's Animals. Enchanted
Plants, also Scott, Family Bible in 9 vols, Family b.
bles 4to size, variety of Pocket Bibles. Common
Prayer with the additional Hymns, and School Books
in general use. a handsome assortment of paper
hangIngs and borders TOR rooms, window.curtains,
banboxes, &C.; super roy Al, royal, deny, foho post
and foo!scap writing paper; cold and hot pressed
Alto post do, super royal and medium printing papers
hardware do; bonnet boards, office and note waf"rs;
sealing wax; ink powder; ink in jugs and walls; u
large assortment OF quilts, some at a low price suita-
bic for schools; Rodgers pen knives; ladies' tne scls
sors, silver thimbies: needles; mathematical instru
meats; razor homes; letter seals; gold paper and Dor
ders, fancy coiorsd pap r; rice paper; India ms.
pink Saucers; Photographic prints; a number OF views
for Albums; scrap books and scrap tables; drawing
books for learners; Bristol boards; states; pocket
books; note wallets; card case AMI memorandum
books; shaving aud tooth brushes; fine red tape;
combs of various kinds, tuck, long, neck. curl, side,
turn top, fine ivory, pocket, dressing, &c; reeds, Tor
bonnets; wire, for do. sc, &c.
on HAND,
/, good assortment Of Blank Books, &c. viz edg-
crs, JournA's, Day, Letter, Inv ice aud other book,
of various sizes and bindings. together with q general
assortment Of statronar,
BOOK BINDING 1870,
Executed ia all It's branchr Bank Books iuteu anu
bound to any pattern. Albums and Scrap BOOKS MADE
to order at moderate prices.
n. q. Cash given for RAGS by
] e A. DOUGLASS,
At their store on King.street, Alexandra.
april i6-c06t
Tr The Winchester Republican will publish the
above once a week thrre wer.s snd charge this ofticr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18
EROM MEXICO.

Tie S,horner ubAsco, arrived at y. York,
reports lh.t on the nigh; of The 4th February,
Bewern 9 aud 10 o'clock, a severe shock OF an
earthquake was fell at Tobasco. The roofs OF
he church aud jail both fll in, and also part
Ola house and about so feet Of the bank Of The
river disappeared. A small town, about, 80
miles tom Tobasco, containing about 500 in
h~lbi'au's, situated at the foot of mountain,
was nta'ly Destroyed, Al the city If Ieppa
yrspl buildings were destroyed, and a num-
Der Of inhabitants killed.
An hegmaphrodjte brig and schooner had been
HulznS Oft the port some time, reported 10 be
pirates; in consequence Of watch an embargo
F4' laid on all Mexican vessels for about three
SEEKS, hut was taken IF before The Tobasco
a'ed. 1t was reported tba, Commodore Pnr-
tr5sd sent two men Of war from Vera Cruz
pursuit Of them.
Markets were dull for all kinds of American
Produce. 4 duty Of Is per cent was to be laid
D. all kinds of American produce from the lst
lApiL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18
AUCTIONS.
Book auction.

On FRIDAY EVENING, at Candlelight,
sell a collection Of new and valuable
Il BOOKS, just re cevet per schnr. Erie from New
York, which will be opened and exhibited for in
spection at the Auction Store THIS DAY, and cata
logses thereof delivered on Thursday morning.
april Is GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

y is stated in a Philadelphia paper, that Dr..
= p Jones, Of tina, city, has been appointed
c.,.r,n,endant Of the Patent Office a, Wash,
;,c,o, City-vacated BY the death of Doctor
rSorn,on. lie is 10 enter upon The duties im>
mrdiAlely.
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NIVlO ~ y ~

DA Y 10 ~ y Il
g1AS Just received and offcss 10 .'c.
Al Tales and sci, caions from the English souve.
niers--l vol price, 81
Paper ~hangings, a variety Of patterns suitable for
blnd.boXes, window curtains, &c.
Tortoise-sheli, tuck, and side combs
Mock do tuck and long do
Brazilian, tuck, crescent, neck. long and side do
An elegant assortment OF English eRgravIngs, IN
small books, suitable for scrap.books, scrap.ts-
bles, &c.
Gold paper, with q variety of gold borders, &c.
on hand.
70 reams writing and letter paper, blank books, Hedi.
nm, dcmi and cap, bonnet boards,
Band boxes and bal d.box boards, with a general
assortmen mt of school books, and Stationary.
Che ,s-hoards and chess men, dice aad domiIoes,
A general assortment Of draw & m.te rails.
Music for the piano forte, Coles Scraph, I'd edition,
with tunes adapted to The additional hymns;
Tuning forks, violns, clarionets, Flageolets,
German.hutes and flies, Cologne water, milk Of
roses,
Macassar oil, Almond paste, hair powder, tooth
powder,
Pearl powder, emolIient soap.
Mathematical Istyuments, penkHivc and scissors
Battle doors and shuttle cocks.
With a variety Of other articles in the Fancy & Sta.
tionary line-all Of which he offers fr sale en- reason
able terms, at his Book 4 Stationary Store, Kirg.
Street, second door east of Ro, al-Street, Alexandra.
april Ia cost
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Trustees sale,

VSVVC > NulCs
Y virtue ola deed OF trust which was executed to
ID the sub scriber by Walter Warder, bearing date the
oath of august, 1922, and of record in the Clerks
othce OF the County Court of Prince william, I shall,
on SATURDAY the I'm of My neat, before the door Of
Thomas K. Hampton, in the Town Of Brentsville, fer
to the highest bidder. at pubic auction, for cash, q
certain TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to said Wander, yIng in the county of Prince
William, near the village OF Greenwich and adjoining
the lands of Philip Wsrder. Aminta Moxley, and Jas.
NJ. y ler. Such title only will be made to the pur-
chaser as is vested in the subscriber by said deed of
trust. JOHN w. TYLER.
april Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

I discovered IN .7sia.-We have seen
Biz r';r'rd with The Captain Of a ship re-
I'VE Tom Smyrna, who has informed
b., WI" Is now living at Smyrna an Ame.
EN,Io II undoubtedly the much talked Of,
.Soa, ' Mr. Morgan lie arrived a, smyr'
EQn, year and a half ago, in u brig from
'~Hu immediately on his arrival placed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18
RoOR BINDING
G.. & \. z. YhomVsoM.
EVayE received per Ships Belvide"a and Herald
Il and other arrivals, an assortment of
SPRING GOODS,

Consisting of
A and Ga striped and checked fancy ginghams and
seersuckers
90 and g., cambria and jaconet nuslins
g. fancy striped and figured do
Plain and tamboured book, 90 and Scotch lawns
rs, fancy prints
black and coloured sarsnet cambrics
Grandrell and shaded nankeens
Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
White, baff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassinetts and angola cassimeres
Mixed and drab cashineretts
Super black hastings
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
" us white and mixed do and hall hose
Thread and bobbinet laceS and "A ard % bobbinet
Spitalfeld, Gag, bsndanna, lerantine, Madras and
linen cambria hhdkfs
Black and colourd sarsncts and grns de naples
White, pink, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
florence
BLACK and coIourcd Canton and French grapes
Ladies white and coloured kid ant horseskIn gloves
Mems horseskin, beaver aud buckskin do
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
7.8 and A. Irish linens
3-4 and 70 do lawns
5.4and Ga do sheeting, Russia do brown y bleached
8.4. GA and 1914 diaper and damask table linen
81 ond 70 damask napkins
Brown and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka'
back
Yellow and blue nankeens
Best Italian sewing silk
white and coloured cotton balls and spocls, floss do
and patent thrt ads
rwilled sacking, strelitz oznaburgs, shoe thread, &c.
ALSO,
Brown and bleached domestic shirtings and sheet
ings, checks, bed ticking, plaids and stripes, cotton
- anril K
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18
Twenty DOLLARS Re Nard!

nMAw,Y or the night Of the 2nd inst. Negro
JiUES-hc is about % years old, stout made,
ola dark copper complexion, about S feet 10 Inches
high, haa q little stsmmering or impeachment in his
sneech when interrogated-had on dark kersey JAG
ket and psntaloons, high double soled nailed shoes,
and an old white hat, he Will probably change ms
Jrsss .s he has other clothing. The above reward
viii he given. If taken out of this County and deliver
cd TO me, or the overseer, at Sully, Fairfax County,
virginia, or secured in Jail, SO that get him.
"o w. C.. BUTLER.
,rl ~. Com. of r. J.. Lees estate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

Nv the Swiftsure, arrived at New York, Glib
Ahi Papers TO the 5th March have been re-
oer,d:
accounts from Malta mention, that the Rus
AN Aim'ral Heiden, had received communi-
~O,S from his government, declaring that
Lnperor considered oil the brave officers
~ distinguished themselves at Navar'no as
.Ni"ied TO the ackno ,ie igjue"ts # Russ
N"-ha as hos" % her own governments;
"atlhe admiral IVES directed 10 forward
capral a list of them alt. He is also
l" H. tnqnire WHIST would Ne an appro-
max Of dis motion for the son of Adj
%So1rnStnn, vino w-s among the wound
us MAJ sly his IF red TIE British Ad-
Que OF ms ) iDs ofrpe iine for a Gag shin;
80 OF III Asia, and say> he shall regard
"'f2ianoe Of it as AZ honor
"es from the lnn,an Islands, to the 18th
' furnish The oficial accounts OF the
u he British and Russisn Ambassd-
rUm N'n~stsnunoplc, Via Smyrna, at Cor
wee entertained by the Lord High
~ ,s'''er a: a Lsver; aud by Sir F, and
HeSa, IN The evening, BY a bail and sup
ioe after tn health Of Sir ). being
S4' gentleman replied in a speech,
"@' ne Aopea the Turks would nov
."eir error, give over their obslinacy,
A.; u a work necessary to the honor Of
On - a"d he peace Of Europe
I'SHei srrived al Lisbon on The 22d of
"au sworn 10 the Cunsti,u ion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

TRUSTEES SALE
Under the authority Of n deed of trust TO the sub.
- scriber, will be sud al auction, on the premises,
at 4 O'Clock, p. VI. on TUESDAY the 29th day of .7pril
next, one half of the
WAREHOUSES; &. WH8RF
in this town, known a. Vowelps The sale will be 90.
sitive and terms made known at time and place of sale.
JOHN DOUGLASS,
march 29-cots Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18
Eorty DOLLARS Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Charles
"a county, state Of MARYLAND. about s miles from
Port Tobacco. on the first of the present month,
(April) a negro man named JOHN. lie is a stout,
we'll made man, about twent, years of age. FIVE feet
eight or ten inches high, dark complexion, has a cut
or mark across the upper part of his nose. between
his eyes; had on when he absconled, 4 blue round.
about and pantaloons of domestic manufacture; he
also had with him a v ,riety of clothing. lie is an art
ful fellow, ami will no doubt often change his clothes.
1t is believed that he has made for Virginia, and is
probably lurking about some Of the fishing shores
The above reward viii be paid if he is apprchended
and brought home, or Sc cured IN Jail so that get him
again. DANIEL SMALL"ooD'
april l6-d7ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

later 10 the editors Of The Baltimore A
,~,,,icau, from a friend at Washington, under
|,,s Of Tuesday, says: general MAcoMB was
us 5ay nominated BY the President 10 the Sc
&C Commander in Chief IF The Army OF
Il, United States"
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Little River Turnpike Company;

Little River Turnpike Company:
.Alerondria, HpIH l, 1928.
1 DIVIDEND of Tue Dollars on each share Of the
N capital stock ofthe Company, is this day declar-
ed payable to the stock holders, or their legal repre-.
sentatives, on Friday the 4th Instant.
JONAH THOMPSON,
3taw4w Treasurer,
Fifty Dollars Reward.
WILL be given for apprcbending negro Brisio,
w the property of Miss C. +. NJ. Call deceased,
who left my employ in November last; he lisa very
stout Black Man, abou, S feet 8 or 9 inches high and
about SO or "a years of age, aSd shows his teeth when
spoken to, which are very large and white, the upper
lip turning up; by trade a Wrought Nail Maker.