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RoPE-WALK AND TANNERy
a Or SALE.


by virtu. Of Deed, of Trust. executed nv J,p., Mo-
- ran, one dated the 10Th day Jan iag5 to Thams,
rhomas Williamson, Trustee nh Of June IsSet
81 10 inc President Directors anl Company Bank
VI a.
been regularly recorded ia the of Norfolk countv LII
new on oddsr on the ready
Tue next far day, hetsren,tAe hours IL and o'clock m
~ the souny OF Norfolk Of the Tract called ~ BE-.
shng me Corner Of the wharf landing place ON III.
line Of the Rope Walk, tbs Eat thence running aion"
line NoI,hw@dy to Martins Iaa along said Ms,p,
hnet' Cniiey creek thence along creek 10 the b,y
Rope Walk and Tan Yard thereon, the Fsare, ut.m
sails belonging to the same" s
AL! heiaid Mvrzn right title interest, and ..,,. ~
!" certain unexrH.d term .f years. which is We, TO in
CERTAIN lot Of land, situated Church street win
the houses tenement., beredanents and -
he ,au. belongings held ny the Molsn under an as.
ta:e from Anthony Wake, Sen. dec F." ' y '"'"e 81
piece or pnts'i OF aud called Client situate ing aui
oeihs. on om'hs creek, M the county of N,stJt,
containing y survey, acres rood, and 81 piles. tov ss
w a - h .ns Use OF the way aud Of the whole landing
ahu unosrueted tor the aud b~ueh. II IN. said Io
tenemen,s and appuenance. and also ih se adns an
Negro Slaves TO wit Bill P,, John Warren, Aua n
ePnes1, a"y Wh.ei., Nelson, John ArIuesd J I'm War.
nus, solnpr,;.' the io,low mr. oijeet,- -
me .otE walk at Silent, probably a. extensive. H.
for III rse Of the Patent Afachiaer, F,w a,ap
Ter car,c hid s.e a. se"usiy located for wa
, "o'o 'a'ei Course immediately ~
forming Junction with the river about hait' ~,
below III. pubic wharyss OF Norfolk. ~ '" o h''e
The TANNEkY conn. eted with IN. % ,. WI
eMy aha're oi ground, rs well and e,,
as 'of he various Pupvses of tanning ,y;, Iii
ouins' hsture- and uten,,l. for carving an lie
cos, n.Ytyi ahd Curryips Shop attached which !.
49,, rue Slaves arc prime working hands, employed nv the
se proprietor IN the above factories aud viii be ys ~
tbs puf chaser "''' "s 'aiuant 10
The DWELLING HOUSE is very pleasant and eou,,o,;
"o, oss every neseary out oee 10 H. wh hand
lawn 10 ifah', ami so ext. garden in the go.
shi ubbsry, etc. $50 ' VI nai"eh'ai trees,
omsn OF capital and enerPrie, 3esirous Of emb,rk;r
ou'a"lt nu.'n.s', th property offers
"s met with, taking into view the al W
naval Depot OF the first eiss. permanently,
go; 10 III .. vicinity The situation IS on an ei,v.,.S
POM OF iand, separated from The Borough Of NoatI
erees, aud Is remarkably healthy. ~
Day ~. 'iSoN trustee
4wf
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From yesterdaY's American.
MINISTER TO ENGLAND


a letter from Washington under date of Tues
day, from source which we have full re >
lance, communicates the folIowip. iniorma-
tion:--
9" The Secretary Of War, Governor Barbour.
viii be nominated Tomorrow to the Senate, az
Minister TO London. Gen. p. d. Porter of N ~
York, succeeds him as Secretary Of War Gen.
Harrison goes to Columbia"
Here is great game! Harrison having been
treated badly in the affair of the office of Major
General, which he had been induced to belle We
would be offered to him, must be provided Tor lest
he should grow cool towards the Coalition, ana
the consequences be adverse to them in Ohio.
So Gen. Harrison goes Minister TO Colombia. And
Governor Barbour is TO be the successor of AL
BERT GALLATIN at the Court of ST. jaime ~
There's double purpose in this appointment.
fs IL Is decent way Of getting him out of the cab
met. 2ndly. General y. Is. Porter must be re-
warded, for he presided at the late meeting in New
York, which recommended convention of the
friends OF the Administration to be called in that
state, and signed his name TO flaming address in
favor OF the Coalition And, moreover, following
up the appointments of WHEAToS, of the State
Of Mem York, as Charge, Of Roc MISTER, OF .yeao
York first, as Secretary TO the Panama Mission,
then as Charge, and Of Judge SAvAGE. Of .N'etc
fort. as Treasure, with the appointment OF Gen.
er0L p. Is. PopTBR, of .Netp Yosh, az SecyefdTy
0 trdr, cannot fail (lhink this corrupt cabinet,
who suppose every man may be brolghD TO shake
the principles and win tie favor &c the frecmcn
o. That great STATE, fD.
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FOREIGN.
LATER FROM ENGLAND,

LATER FROM ENGLAND.
NEwYoRK, May 21.-By the arrival yester.
day OF the Union Line packet ship London, Capt
Brown, from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
10Th April, the Editors of the Morning Courier are
In possession of London papers OF the evening o.
the 18th April, and Liverpool of the 18th. They
have also received their Liverpool Correspondent
letter of the 10th. a.
PASSAGE OF THE PRUTH.
From the London Courier of April 18th, we learn
that Mr. Dsbrow, the English Charge d'Affiirc:
AT St Petersburgh, arrived at London on the even
ing OF the 18th, and that Prince Licvcn had also
received dispatches from his government. These
dispatches were said to announce the passage Of
the Pruth. The London Courier which was So
long and so reluctant in admitting, first the possibi
ny, and next the probability OF war, now admit.
the certainty of the crossing of the Pruth But
Tue ministerial Editor now looks TO the "dark roll
Ing Danube, as his last hope, and trusts that tho
Gar will pause before ne takes this last stem "tbe
consequences OF which are looked forward TO with
such anxiety by all those Powers which are desir.
Gus OF preserving the peace of Europe" He might
as well trust that the vuiturc would pause in his
hercc descent upon his prey. The reader will re.
member that the Henri N. brought report of the
flourish Of $4,000 Russians over the Danube which
u the report be true, Of COURSE, a mere leu
desprn. |''
-ENGLAND-Tcs and Corporation .7cfs.--
lie bill for the repeal Of these acts has been so "a
Yorably received by the House Of Lords, that its
success is undoubtcd.
- In the House OF Commons, April 18th, Sir John
NewPort gave notice that he would move, on the
lo'n May, for the repeal Of the Acts preventing
any intercourse between the British Government,
and the See Of Rome, in consequence of Mr. peeI's
decided contradiction Of report that negotiation,
uad been commenced between those t,ro govcr,,.
Snents for ConeordGf
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D'sy27.
.iorshars Sale Of land in Me Coca1y Of 10,

pursuance 81 Decree Of the Superior cnu,, or Cha
NJ gerry i"i The hiehmond D.tic onnlnc. Cd o H. o.
u niafen 1871 ~ the Of Nelson vs. I,snJ $500 oAv
oil capt benJtmn Oliver, dec aud of n ,ub.eoms,, ~
' n'ae IN me same Cause and dated In. 29J IT,
30 slsi, nn thursday The 10Th July next al J. w Pr
n.y. tavern loh Chmeh within about mill, OF Ne en-,
'nf Tor sas TO The highest bidder, al public srt;,,
.. 'snu called "baydeus said - 2sG 2 as,s, -
o. Hanoyef, adjoining the land. of I.,ae on
,on 'es and oher'; the gieatrr part Of tybrb $50,
400 t te" miles from the city Riehmond
Aso auhloI MILL, III tae lower cad OF ~. e",,.,
Hanover, with one OF land attached and OF
acres '"" P'o"ahiy ) 81
~, psI.ts @y'hns OF near said milf rallied WeLbp
's'd TO contain saere aud tsc ,ther FAILED
acres, with h1use the con. ''"' HIS
Ai,n, 40 much Of rsir. cr 10 a.,s, .,,,., - .
nesu's" as lie, north OF the Road ~ e" t'aoi-
srn' On. thifd eahi The balance in insialme,t, Of one
uu '"o yfst'o ne wen secured by personal ,csu,Hv ~
re.s,ns len npon the iauJ,un the yurohs. none 81
ouIu ,he ahoy named day prove unfair the .sr. -
" Wv hF'' isu Day th,teater, Sunday. excepted
). GuERbANT, m. s.o.c.rJ
Ao,uo7 VI one Of biz Deputies.
I'd.
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JACKSON REpt'Bi.ICAN rnftjMiTct>

JACKSON REptBiICAN TRftiMfH.
ALBANY, May 22.-The contest yesterday fa,.
Supervisor Of the Fourth Ward, terminated in the
election OF William Mayell, the Jackson republic
can candidate, by majority of 81 votes. Under
all the circumstances, this is most decisive triumph
Never was the desperation of the Coalition more
fully exhibited. The greatest exertons were
made by them, not only during all the day, but
during the past week; all sorts OF means were re-
sorted to; money was profisely used; their run
ners and agents were seen in every direct f.
their carriages were sent out to bring in the faithful
And they INDUCED respectable republican to stand
as their candidate, IN the hope Of dividing the re-
publican strength But all their efforts were un-
avaiing. They have now the result in the only
ward in which they have ventured to claim ma
Jority; and we shall probably hear no more Of thei
promised defeat of the republican candidates. Per-
sonaI and local considerations gave to Mr.. Gould
many OF the Jackson votes. Undoubtedly between
40 and So 1hisis freely admitted by candid friends
OF the Administration in the ward. The jackson
republican majority in the ward is at least lO0 as
inc greatest Will show I-4rgus
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S2O RIWABp

rII. y.
50 t ~ o. stolen, from Church ffilop the 5,h ;n,, .,
- s"sl Jark rbe'Hni sOtrei ~ rec s,uf ,o,, al -,
~. s' 'hin mSns part Of wbiob hang. On tsf sE sd
&c. -, W. W. t,nh Is 'r' one tore fort sbsei also d.
.s 80 ~ we i. aooys fwsra df both horses md The D.
a. ne -, e,' !" ft1t " IT, es.t rse del,y.,,f
y" Cauth ltdl, nesr The Cid Epi-eo or az - "A
-,,- g. FRANCIS w SURPLrs
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NOMINATIONS,

The current reports of the day are that the Pee
sident has made the following nominations TO Tho
Senate:
JAMES BARBouR-Minster to England
PETER b. PoRrER-Secretary of War.
WIN. n. HARRIsoN-Minister to Columbia.
1t is said that MIR. Rochester, who sailed since
the present session Of Congress, is to be brought
Governoro N. York
What handling of the SIS, 900 fund,
I, [Ipdsh. 1'e!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27
JACKSON MEETING.

baltimore, May 2l.-The friends of Gen.
Jackson's election in Baltimore, met at Watson
white HalD on Monday evening. The meeting
was larger than that Of Thursday, which we be-
lieye to have been about three thousand. Our OBJ
ponents may disparage it as much they please,
but they canDot deceive the people-they may tell
the public that there not more than u thou
sand there; but there will be three thousand, who
were present, that can give it the lie. They may
be as wittyas they please about the cut Of our
coats, but there is one thing which spos their
jokcs-whether b0btdiP or"IongfdH," there are
so many OF us. We anticipate an infinite number OF
good things from our opponents, on the subject of
peacock, which being in the neighbourhood, and
seeing from the size Of the meeting how the thing
was going, joined in the Hurra for jackson"
IL wasrumoured yesterday that the Adams men
had wrung the poor birds head OIL rRepub.
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head OF the Y. s. corps OF Engineers Is about TO ell
gage in the survey forthe Baltimore and Susque-
hanna Rail Road.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27
ANOTHER COINCIDENCE.

Mr. John Adams, in his Cunningham Correspon-
dence' said: :" po,cerfI family tchen fallen i,,io
aecdy, troutd sooner ANNIHILArE HEAVEN
AND EARTH, THAN FAIL OF CARRYING rHrI1.
POINT"
MIR Clay, in his Baltimore speech, saws: He
would rather "sec oar land VISITED WITH WAR.
wtiH fEsTiLENcE, WITH FAMINE, WITH A.
NY sCouRGE"-shanfa fail ofca,y ring HIS point
TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27

RAcEs-Betsey Ransom, the gray mare took the
purse at the Union Spring yesterday. The
hrst heat was run IN minutes 81 seconds and
the second z minutes sc seconds. -Four horses
entered, but two of them withdrew after the first
heat Betsey ran the second heat with Mr. Bad
gers sorrel horse Resolution. Betting was all one
SIDE, betsey Ransom against the field. and few Ia
kers. The day was very fine and the spectators
"o' very numerous. W Z. Com. .zir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27

DETROIT, May S.-We have received some In
formation, which induces the belief that the Win
nebagoes have determined on commencing bosfi
i,'ies during the ensuing Summer, upon the set
een's ana posts in the vicinity OF their country
We are obliged to omit the particulars of our ntDr
nation to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27

Quarter Master Russell has returned 10 Bangor
from Houton and reports that British officers from
Fredericton are laying out ground for a military
entrcnchment on an eminence upon the provincial
side OF the line, about two and half miles from, the
spot selected for erecting barracks for the United
States troops.
Lieut.. Gallagher, with a company Of u. s. Light
Infantry from New York, arrived at Bangor on
Saturday last
Tho wife Of Mr.. Isaiah Eaton Of ibis city, gave
birth last Tuesday, TO three fine children, boy
and two ggls. The boy weighs about sir pounds
aud the girls tiUe pounds each This makes an adj
ditlon OF four youngsters TO Mr. Eaton's fam.
ny within ono year. We glad to learn tha
they ave all doing well.
Boston Patriot, .Nay 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27

IfVU5E OF DELEGATES. =
OTdnSe-Thomas Davis, John Voolfolk (Ne
opposition-) Convention vote not reported.
CONVENTION.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

BY the schooner Rehoboth, arrived at New,
York, Buenos Ayrean papers to the 9TH Of Oc-
toher are received, which furnish the follow ing:
Great preparations were making at Buenos
Ayres to celebrat the peace, and various feats
were spoken OF. The Packet says, the coun-
try have had good cause 10 rejoice.
The commissioners who arrived with the
news and treaty OF peace, we've received with
loud and enthusiastic Yivas by The people
Money market at Buenos Ayes, Oclnber 6.
Ounces of gold SIS, Spanish dollars no, patri-
oil do. 100, Silver Macucuana, 100, Public
funds al 6, 40; al 4, in proportion; Bank Ac-
tons les a ITO; Exchange on England Pad per
dollar, on Montevideo 90, premium, on Rio Ja-
metro 4S do.
Price OF Wheat at Buenos Avres on the 9th
OF October, / 5 fanegas sold al Sic, and IS at
IL.
Buenos Ayres, owing 10 the scarcity of meat
IN the market, which the government had TAX
en- measures to remedy.
Fifty-hve persons had been committed to pri,
SON in Buenos Ayres, during the month Of Sep
,ember, Of whom 81 were taken up for robbery,
Is for assault and battery, . for debt, and for
abusive conduct. The latter were women
There remained of those committed during the
month preceding, los.
Inform alton had been received a, Buenos
Ayres Of the Instruction in Chill, the news Of
which was brought 10 Baltimore recently, by
an arrival from Valparaiso. The object of the
rebels, as they were called, was sale to be fede-
ralism, and government founded on federal
principles. II ended in smoke.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

The Charleston Courier Of the lst instant
,ays--"We received no papers or letters by the
as: mail from Columbia, but from gentleman
arrived in the stage, we learn tina, tomorrow
sas-6xed upon For discussing the subject of the
Tariff Several propositions were spoken Of,
mt no one appeared to NEE, the views Of the
majority; and it is he opinion of our inf"rman,
ia, nothing will be done. as the spirit Of re.
rnchment has created division among the
Members, the up country against the eastern
isttion Of The State, which, in all probability,
will prevent a union OF ACTON on any inject.
10 addition TO his, the members themselves ap-
cared undrter mined =, TO what would be the
ies: course 10 PURSUE"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

We are indebted to MIR. Sanderson Of the
Coffee House, says the Philadelphia Gaz'tte,
for copy of proclamation Of the President Of
Mexico, dated October 2s,b, 1923. In this
proclamation the President declares that Tue
Government had received information from va
riaus authentic sources, Of design Of Spain
for re-conquering Mexico, and tina, prepare
tons were making a, the Havana for an attack
on the republic. He exhorts the e'izcns to
unity, declaring their intestine divisions nave
emboldened their enemies:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09
COMMERCIAL.

The price of Flour last week Huotuated be-
tween 81 and 81 IS. On Monday morning it
opened at 81 from wagons. and some sales were
made from stores at that price. Through the
day sales were effected a. 81 2s After the re-
ceip,, by the Northern Mail, Of the intelligence
from Liverpool to the 25th Of October, per the
Roman, advising Of an advance in the price Of
Grain a, ,ha, market, Of s.. per quarter, sales
were made at 81 s73 to 81 so The wagon
price closed a, 81 20. Tuesdays wagon price
81 s7a aS7 So No sales from stores. We'd
nesday the prevailing wagon price was 81 62i,
and few loads were taken at 81 IS No sales
have been ffrcted from stores at higher rates
than 81 622, that we have been able 10 ascer'
tain. The dealers finding the news had not
had the effect 10 advance the price in other
day morning offered 81 IS, which became the
current price from wagons, and continued to
be throughout that day and Friday, until late
III the day, when it declined 10 81 Is On Fri-
day evening and Saturday morning a few sales
were made from stores at 81 l2a, though hold
ers were not generally willing to submit to the
reduction. Saturday the wagon price opened
at 81 l2s, and improved few cents through
the day. Sales were made during the day al
81 Is from stores. We have heard Of no sales
of wharf Flour.
The wagon price Yesterday vas 81 l2a 81
Is Quantity inspected during the week end
ing on Saturday 9th instant.
5323 King street,
Gil Wharf,
81 Potomac, by boats
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

vTyHEREAs number Of claims against the estate
w Of Samuel Craig, deceased, were presented to
the late Mr. John G. Lsdd, administrator with the
will annexed, in his life time and those claims not
proven as the law requires-IHis Is 10 gire noee to
such creditors, that unless their claims sasfacto
riy established on before the FIRST Gay Of March,
1929, they will be excluded fron participating in the
benefits Of said estate. Twen;ysix and fve-eigths
per centuI1 will be paid to those creditors whose
claims have heen property adjusted and proven, or
before the first day Of January next by application to
me my dwelling, Wolfs:reet, any evening after
three O'Clock. ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-
De bonis and Trustee Of Samuel Craig dece used:
deco colw&lawt1stM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

ur, Niles in his excellent Register, speak
d, If IN. Presidents late Message says-"It
4, perhaps, the most explicit and intelligent
.yno,ilios of the state of our country, that was
..sr condensed into so short space. MIR. A
,.u.' opinions on internal improvement and
lymtslic industry, siIl be attacked by the nsD
Of the South; but the ma.
ign is with him, and the policy Of the United
,,,,ps will not be changed in regard 10 the
uiacips Of either, let the administration be
hanged as 1, may. 1, is a settled policy; and,
/ TO be disturbed, must be effected only by in
lrsct means Two thirds, at least, Of the peo-
BE are decidedly in favor of it, aud will sustain
i, unless deceived into the adoption Of mea-
ures iha, may destroy i,-of which we have
10 pr-sen, apprehension"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

.,,;Op some of the crowned heads oil Eu-
md for his remark concerning the rise Of
.1.suF,: and the Philadelphia Gazette can
-, accord with his views OF our foreign rela-
The erudite editors Of this latter paper
.ni,, !. srayely as if they were the ablest di>
,,n,slis,s in The country: 1t is very evident,
...rer. that these gentlemen are st:aininS to
md fsuI,; and The objections themselves prove
heir own futliy. Let any candid, unprsju-
,,.s man read the Message with attention,
,.l ve.haye no hesitation in saying he will lay
4, lawn VITA feelings Of respect and admiration
4, i, .u:hor, with glow of honest pride at
\, elevated and commanding attitude OF his
,osnuy, and with heartfelt satisfaction at The
rich, anJ cheering prospect before US.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09
Neither House orCongresss me, O, s,,vrd. d,

DEATH OF Mr.. WHEA1oN.-We repre, to
'earh oy an extract OF letter from Mr.. Ton,
lih' OF Boston, to the editors of :he New York
Hazet'e' that the brig Bolivar, Capt Cobb, ar,
rived at that port on Thursday last from Copen.
hagen, bringing the remains Of HENRY WHEA
TON, Esq. American Charge at the Court of
Denmark. The particulars of his death are
not stated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

LOTTERY UWce, HoyoE Street.
Where sold in the last Union Canal Lottery, one
half Of the Capital Prize of 5000 dollars and many
other handsome prizes.
0 All orders by mail, post paid, enclosing cash or
prize tickets in former lotteries and oerngtickes
shares in any responsible lottery, will receive prompt
attent on from j. H. w.
10 % 80 27 ~
are the drawn numbers in the NewYork Consolidated
Lottery, Class No. Is for 1928
10 IS ~ IS 80 Is
the drawn numbers in the Delaware and South Ca
rolina Lottery, extra Class l.
dec 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

The subject Of the Convention has been re-
erred in the House of D,lega,es of Virginia
70 Select COMMITTEE, 10 be composed Of one
HON each Congrsssionn! district The basis Of
representations 1t is said, will ultimately be the
most difficult question in The discussion Of u
Convention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09
LOTTERY and Exchange Office, .aierandria
Notice..

Little Riper Turnpike Company, Nor. II, 1928
VUlHE stockholders are hereby notified that an Flee.
ton will be held at Horatio Clagetts Hotel IN the
town of Alexandra, on Friday the second day Of Janu
ayv neri for President, four Directors and rreasu-
rer to serve for year thence ensuing Also to
anime the and receive the report
&C. of the Presiden. and Directors for the present
year, on the 31st of December.
JONAH THOMPSON, Trea'r.
rrIhe Leesburg Genius of Liberty will insert the
above till election. nov II 3'avtD3f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

We would advise The Council at Richm ond
70 recommend he Message Of the Governor OF
PENNSYLVANIA TO the attention Of Mr.. Giles. He
rll there find all that is necessary and proper to
1e said, compressed in t,co newspaper columns.
lie viii there find something that is not mere
y, e psr!srsa mill
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09
Wm. J fergusnn,
One Hundred Dollars Reward,

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living IN the
10 neighborhood of piscs'away, Prince George C'y,
Md on the 9th of October last black negro man. who
born Bryan, decessed) about so years 81 age. feet
or inches high. tole-able well praporoned, when
spoken to he is somewhat Gfident and hesitat-
ing in his answers with some degree Of spng hangs
his head; has q pair Of common size whiskers; very
hairy breast; cut the right foot. occasioped by an
lie has wife living with Dr. VIM Marsbsil, Of
Piscstawsy, and father living in the City of Wash
ngton, near the Marsh Market. will give $40 flax
within twenty miles of home, $50 If in any slave
holding State and 500 If in any ofthe free states
WIN. BRYAN, Of Richard.
nov IL eo4w-pd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-09

Now Landing and for Sale
From sehr Potomac, from Boston.
500 Drums of fresh pulled Smyrna figs
From schr Erie
$50 boxes soap and candles
Is or. casks Marseilles Madeira wine
Is bag green coffee
From slOops Erpress and Trimmer,
1I3 casks cut nails
l35 barrels refined sugar
As boxes do do of very superior quality
refined without the Of blood
From sehy Orozirsbo,
10 tons of St. Petersburgh hemp
INV % A. G.. Cy3ZENOVE & Co.