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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
FRIDAY MDRN1Sgao sRpTRNlBRR S. $685.
Wine, Whiskey, etc

Wine, hlskey, etc.
VlHE subscriber has hand and offers for sale at his
Il Auction Store,
8 casks red wine
8 do sweet Malaga do
S barrels old whskey, nice and we'll favored
II do high proof do
Sc do common do
IS do vinegar
hid and barrels Jamaica rum
elegant plated sword
few pieces broadcloths, calicoes and stripes
piece French drill, do cotton cashmere
Black silk cravats and hdkfs
Loaf sugar No 1, ., and 4 at sugar. house prices
Gen,lemen's shoes and pumps
Ladies' black morocco do. childrcn's red do
White and black wool hats
Spanish and half Spanish segars, parasols
BcstaIl's cake and canister backing
Franklin stove. ten plate; sideboard, bureau
l dozen rush bottom chairs
4 second hand bedsteails
Kip skins and beidle leather
Black and russset do some stont and suitable for
negroes shoes
hIso--A collection of BOOKS, comprising about
500 volumes
GEO. WHITE, Auct.
aug o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
Wis is to give .tOtice,

vUvHAT the subscribers of Alexandria county m tne
District of Columbia have obtained from the VT.
phans' Court Of said county, letters 'estamen'r. y"
H.. ,.,. of Abraham Faw late Of the county atore.
said deceased an persons having claims against said
deceden are required to present the same TO .he SUP
scrbers, passed by the Orphans Court on OF oe'Ire
the first day Of March next, or they may ny law, oe
excluded from all benefit to said estates and those IN
debted thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under our hsds this first day OF sep'em
her 1928 JULIANNA NJ. LOWE, Exec,'x.
JNO. RICHARDS, Executors
JAMES DOUGLASS
sent l-Sw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05

Sack Salt, Narnish, etc.
lnN Sacks salt, Liverpool filled
lUU barrels bright vsrf,ish
do low priced sugar
40 cannisters vcrlegris
Is kegs black p,in,, just received by
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
ouaes Prince street wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
BouAting Cloths

NUUNtkHS Of0VHo
lust received, an additional supply Of Boulting
% Cloths, which added to my former stock makes the
assortment very good, all of which are for sale at low
r prices than thev could heretofore be obtained in the
District Orders from mlers and Others will be par
ticuiariy attended to.
7mo 10 JONA. JhNNff.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
Dentistry.

4 n. RUNNELLS most respectfully informs the CT.
% tzens Of Alexandria and its vicinity, that he con-
tinues to perform all operations the teeth, viz
Cleansing. Extracting, &c.
at his rooms the Lottery Office, two doors East
Of the Franklin Hotel j. II. Il. grateful for the hbe.
raj patronage he has already received hopes that in
assuring the public of his determination to epdesvor
By assduitv and attention, together with ample prepa:
ration, to perform dd1es OF = 10
experience continuance of their support In thus
placing himself before the public he assures them tna'
derate. .L,,
He also informs the public that he can supply them
with superior dentrifce-.7lso he can recommend
Sovereign Remedy for the Tooth Ache: In twenty
cases which have come under his own ooser.a''o,
S failed to destroy the nerve of the tooth, with
out injury TO the ather teeth; to give permanent ease
and obvate the necessity Of extracting, unless when
the tooth was entirely decayed. O.
! All orders duly .uended to. aug 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05

Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Manufac-
tory.
VAMEs GREEN Cbnet maker,-has on hand, and
81 will constantly KEEP at his old stand on Royal
ST. Alexandria, e at he corner OF 10th ST., Pennsyi
yania Avenue washgton--a general assortment OF
the most fashionable al durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal InOt superior in quality, TO any
ever offered in the DiFict:-Conssting in part, Of
Grecian, winged an plain wardrobes
Gothic. pedestal ct and plain sideboards
ditto. with eellaret and marble slabs
French and plain bfeaus
Ores.;rp do with mirrors
Latle $ and Gentlnens' secretaries and bookcases
pier rabies with arble and mahogany tops
Piller and claw ding, breakfast and card tables
plain do do do do do
Ladies work stalls
Shaving and canfc do
Nash stands witlmarble and mahogany tops
Grecian Sofas
Uus;c stools bittts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing esks &c
With ageneral sortment OF bedsteads OF riGnly
carved mahogany maple ana stained ~ooas' A., VI
which will be solids low TOT cash as they can Pu
chased ofthe sameuali Al any other maho'ac'ory
n The IJn;on. ALSO,
An assortment obt Domingo and Bay of Honduras
u.boranv. nartf which is suitable for handrails,
steam saved cur and shaded veneers, copal var
ni.h of superiohuaty, sacking bottoms, cords,&c
TU Nt0o AND CARVING,
Hndsomely executed may
To- 0oln
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
JOB PRINTING

''ed IN s.yie Of superior nea.ness at this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
9. 81. 7. Thompson.
II 1--WE received per Ships Belvidera and Herald
IN "l other arrivals, m assortment of
SPRING GOODS,

Consisting of
sand o,4striPed and caecked fancy ginghams and
seersuckers
sSani64, cambria and iaconet muslins
% fancy striped and figured do
rtan and tNmboured book, do and Scotch lawns
g, fancy prints
"SeS aud colnured sarsn>t cambrics
HIandrell and shaded nsnkeens
Nak stripe and brown linen drilling
- m'e' buff and fancy printed outings
aHed c4ssinetts and an ola cassmeres
NSei AMI dra5 cashmeretts
super black hastings
ladies' white and black ingram cotton hose
H'hs whte and mixed do sad half hose
'n'esu and bObbinet laces and r and 60 bubbinet
P"Saesd' Dag, bandanns, levantine, Madras and
linen cambria hhdkfs
oAcS and colourl sarsnets and gros de nanles
waite, punk, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
florence
SA:S and coIoured Canton and French grapes
nA-es white and coloured kid and horseskin r,oves
Ne nsns horseskin, beaver and huckskin do
NSSons, newest style
LADIES' bolivar hats
3 and - Irish linens
S@land7.S do lawns
s1ad 90 do sheesug, Russia do brown q bleached
ana IVA diaper and damask table linen
a. ond rs damssk napkins
0'OSn and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka.
back
peuow and blue aankeens
ms, SSs, Italian sewing silk
's and cOloured cotton balls and spools, floss do
Tn and patent threads
'ea saeking, strehtz oznsburgs, shoe thread, SC.
ALSO,
inc" anu oieacbed domestic shirtings and sheet.
AM Sneeks bed ticking, plsds and stripes, cotton
-,Ne &c. april Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04

into the Republican iola," Ike vol, ia shesp' 5
clothingD The General sough, not the Office,
In Inc hrst instance Ii was sought or him by
those who bad their own purposes 10 answcr."-
(fndeedD Why, il was but the other day that
Correspondent Of the same Inte,ligencer said,
that the election OF Gen. Jackson was sort of re-
triontive justice III part Mr., AS frsuds for hay
ing taken up Gen. Jackson TO break down VIM.
III, trawfotd Were these the men who " had
'heir own purposes 10 answer" Or, were the
people OF Pennsylvania who took him up, pressed
hin in 1874, aud gave him such a start ~ to
place him ahead in 1928, the men who had
Ne. OVID purposes TO answer Or, have the
good people Of the u. States whose candidate a,,.,
choice he emphatically is, "heiy o,cn purposes
TO 9nstcer"? These purposes are open. public.
nn -tdcfi0us and n-anbifious. IHcy have their
purposes TO answer.-And those purposes are, 10
Reform.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04

,!rc census should be taken by he Mar
shals Of the several districts and Territories.
undes Instructions from the Secretary of State.
The preparation and translui.sion to III. Mar
shas Of those instructions, required more. time than
was then allowed between the passage OF tn law
and the day when the enumeration was 70 COM
mcnce. The term Of six months, limited Cor The
returns OF the Marshals, was also found even then
too short; and must be more 30 now, when an adj
diliona population OF AT lcas, three millions mus,
be present upon the returns AS they are 10 he
made al the short session OF Congress- it would n.
well as from other considerations, be more conye
nient to commence the enumeration from an carl :.
er period Of the year than the first of Aug The
most favorable sea.on would be the Spri1p o.,
q review OF the former enumeratiois. il will be
found that the plan for taking every census has
contained improvements upon tha, o.. its prc!eces-
scr. TIE last Is still susceptible of much improve
ment. Inc third census was the first 1t which
any account was taken of the manufactures of
tie country. Ii was repeated at the last emu
meration, but the returns in both cases were
necessarily very imperfect. They must always
DC 20, les'ing OF course only on the communion
tons voluntarily made by individual. sted in
some OF the manufacturing establishments Yet
they contained much valuable information, and
may, by some supplementary provision o. the law,
be rendered more effective The column: of age,
commencing from infancy, hay. hitherto been
confined to few periods, all under the number Of
10 years. Important knowledge would be obtain.
cd by extending those columns. in intervals of ten
years, TO the utmost boundaries of human life
The labor OF taking them would be a trifiinr addi.
ton to that already prescribed, and the result
would exhibit comparative table Of longevity
highly interesting to s'e country. deem i, nv
duty further to obsArve, that much OF the imper
lection: In the returns OF the last and perhaps OF
preceding enumerations proceeded from the mad
cquatcness OF the compensations allowed 10 III,
Marshals and their assistants in taking them.
In closing this communication, il only remains
Tor me to assure the Legislature OF my Continued
earnest wish tor the adoption OF measures recon.
mended by me heretofore, and yet TO be acted OH
by them; and Of the cordial concurrence on NV
part in every constitutional provision which may
receive their sanction during the Session, tcndi =
10 the general welfare.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
IToshiag t0n, December Cd. 1923
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rINHE 5abssrbsr eErs for Ms in ne CAVITY
4 IF Hanorey, fying Chickahopiny Sannp oonfninng
$50 acrs Us - nftt (rom the oiiyeT Richmond; iAs
MsetaH,o'viNs IHPtts passes thyopch e. TAers
than 200 Geyss uhh h0Ut been CLEARED Aefbtr
~ oonsersd cqu1t u not saperior fhiv section
o9t'ny There arc 50 ncrs fsaeeient AsadDp Land ~
sat pTca'tr ta part iyiag bso RE Turnpike Mould he
eprofttydtsg1scdoI Lbdre - Snc 1fN toifhr h0l(
nat testoh mud bs greet gdr7fage - ofs iin q
up re timber, btif. 4 Tfter descr Df0H l. dem
dUnn,cssa>y lo5s Gssro o rsssfne c~ytrt IN LAM
~ -ie y. 10 riua 5sorrs iipnc he adjoining arn,
sU.. rg t4..Si nppfi~aftr ~ Hiade n min.
ffe.t.. FEf.F4r gr0Ppf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04

To Planters Of TObdccO on james RsUcr.
KEoTIOE given, that ~ Tgbae intended fyr sboekc
S&A Wave HUuss striving tbs Ban will II de'fsd 20
received INTO the Fire prof Ware osss Of de Snb'troer
fronting Basn and adjoining sh exc hee Of o.
deysgAnd receipt, rsn,ed b. The Inspectors 7r The ac
without further ezpense 10 The owner, wbeu essn 70,
ec,iou ssmplng hso could occur u we're delivered
al into The Shoeslc.--
in re Iisr.s sb9gs 80. Z. ~ -. MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
@Gic Barber and Hair Dresser al The Eagle

K E5PECIFUBLY iDof inns his eUssfnOrs, aud the pU,-
~, That be BIS recently removed TO Street.-The ~ I've
oeow the Unhsd States Bank, and within lev step
pred With thing that nseesry % ~. business fr
beir custom. ' ny ~ 80 Wv
nna reees eon'iso,y oo hand, general assortment
hrt r,te order. -' w. $500 - -
y "a f,.s Shaving 10 the sho3 IL e to eu,iss
~es~ sa.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04

~ such measures may be necessary to effect the
States. N ~
Resolved, that the Senators from this State :,
the Congress Of the Uni,cd States be instructed
ana The members OF the Virginia Delegation in the
aouse o. Representatives., be requested TO use
.ner exer1ens' to promote the object desired by
this Assembly.
On motion Of Mr. White of Rochbridrc. so
much OF the Governors Message ~ relates to the
SohFsnucn Oh charlottesville, was referred TO the
Com",iitee OF Roads and Internal Navigation.
Ch Sir. Habness motion, so much Of the Cover
"o' nsssage aS lelates ID the abolishng OF I'M
prisonment for Debt, was referred to the Commit
Tee ior Courts OF Justice--Sa much as relates TO
The Penitcn,iary institution, TO the Committee on
tnat suhjeet-So. much as relates to persons Of
Co'os condemned to sale and transportation TO the
Committee for Courts of Jmstice--So much as re :
iates 10 an Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, to the
Soninh tee OF Schools aud Collegcs-So much 70
General Review OF the Tariff Of Tolls 70 the
committee ~ OF Roads and Internal Navigation.
reutions were presented by Mr.. Vass, from Ri
chard noel Tor pension--and from WIN. Will
| ans, ior divorce.-By Mr.. Craig, from suudrv
Iihhahitants OF the county Of Montgomery, for a
separate eiection-and from sundry inhabitants for
The establishment of town--also for Jane n free
oman OF colour, for permission to remain in the
Sta'e-aad from Phillis to the same elIect-By
Mr.. Anderson, from, p. NJ Goggiu of Bedford. con-
testing the seat OF Simon NJ. Noell-By Mr.. Fug-
hugh, oil o., froru X. & Woods, Surveyor of Ohio
CO. praying for transcription of two Books Of Re-
cord-from the town of Wheeling, for u Lottery
10 establish Water works.-By Mr.. Tyler. from
Margaret Wagner, praying the Commonwealth to
reiease It's rightto Certain property. BY VIM NJ
Hives, from sundry citizens OF Lynchburg, pray
ins CT rtain amendments to the Militia Laws-t}y
henry J.. TaPp, from the officers Of the Sind Re
gimeni, for an amendment of The Mil tia Laws
and also, petition to enlarge the jurisdiction Of
augusta Monthly Courts.-by Mr.. Gregory, from
Archer Br 'wn, for permission to build B.idge
aIross me Mattopony river at Dunkuh-alI Of
which were severaily referred.
| communication was received from Tire Co
vernon, accompanying an Order from tbs General
Court, Tor purchasing Index, prepared by Da-
wa burlington, to all the Deeds recorded in the
Office Of the General Ouurt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
Iy1ose purposc7 TYhat nurnos.7


The y. IDtelIigencer is not satisfied with the
perversions, and suppressions, and gross misrepre
sensations, OF which IL has been guilty during the
late Presidential Contest. Ii seems determined TO
s!nk still deeper into contemptand TO forfeit, for
ever, the respect OF the people, and the confidence
oil their Representatives.-tni its very last Mum
Der, on Monday morning last, in the very face Of
the assembling Representatives Of the Nation, il
hazards the assertion, that the election Of General
Jackson, is merely g the result Of a heyodifOy,l
objection to the incumbent OF the Presidency, as
sisted by prediction for his opponent having ats
root in an admiration excited by military succc
at critical period Of orr history, which, however
brilliant, were due to fortune well as talent"
And can the Editors Of the N Intcllisencer, be
20 very infatuated to ascrbe the opposition TO
Mr. Adams, 10 hereditary objections '!--Ts there
nothing Ia the alarming doctrines, which MIR. &.
ayowcd in his first Message TO Congress? Nothing,
III the mad measures which ne has adopted? Moth
ing in the extraordinary manner in which the Co.
ali,ioD obtained, ard would have preserved, their
power? We can answer, for ourselves and for
most Of political friends, tina, they would yvil
lingly and checrfuily have supported Mr.. Adams,
altho' Z" he was the OF bis own father" provi-
ed his election and Administration bad been such
TO justify their support.--But his first Message
lost him the confidence of yirginia-and the de-
yclopments, subsequently made Of the " intrigue
ard management which placed him in the Chair,
augmented the objections which were made 10 his
re- ecction.-ft was these; NOT the A" hereditary
objections so absurdly coDiured up by the Editors Of
the Intelligence, which ovcrcaue all the exCcp-
lions, which had been made four years before, TO
ihs elevation Of a.. Jackson.
But the Iniclligencer goes a step further. II
tsf.s that NO blame be imputed TO Gen. Jackson
g. the recent triumph achieved in his name, over
he upright, viriuous, and transformations Repub-
'ica-.' - 49, --1 yre-gfrp, rF1 erf. II" s.-cbc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
,fERIWETHER LENfs

I'D ESPECrFULLY i.fof ~ tn, .abli that beresc'sr H.
addition 70 the courts o Buckingham he will steod lhoss
Of psiuee EdasfJ and Cunh When not aen ting the
courts, he s'y be sOusIy found hi, 9nce Buokiug
hsio eovitbvaSc.
Deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov. 2e.-Legisidture.--On Mon
day last, John Branch was elected Senator in
Congress from this State, without opposition, for
SIX years, from the 18th March ensuing. There
were 3i blank and scattering votes
Gov Iredeli and AIontfort Stokes of Wilkes CO.
are III nomination for The appointment of Senator
TO supply the vacancy occa>ioned by the resigna-
;iop OF Mr.. Macon.
a bill has been introduced in the House Of Com
mons TO authorize the issuing Of $3.50, geo ia Trea
sury Notes, which provides also, that the AMOUNT
when issued, shall be distributed amongst the diff
ferent counties in the State in the ratio of -, 200
TO each, to be expended on works of Internal i'm
proyements, under the direction of the Board
Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
MAN CIR S;
YATES & M'INTYRE
SAFE or VALUAGLE PKOrEKTY.-

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
an IN, BrentsriHe, { r.. I'm. @. H.) IA.
~ no. die day Subscriber will offer for sale
,aa the s; is%nf
veil he publ, 'gsre the lei containing sound
Portable uldns, which ne IS room. and ia@s.
pas ,o 81 said ,oSn, have been well fitted
do,.iie the hest mercantile the place. Also bs
ssDs s@ii' beds. as .na o ~
a mn. m| ate tie" sGs' horses osn Wasou ea,
Gs Cher hs ,s, .rJ Of about R
Chaes Gaodn ho p"Sea ed Il Of W.s stt Gs own
Tam'-rhe object OF The sub,erhet being to eloss III,
he Rs oa n ss ad .a Si9 q; *.
70 month with bond and security deed trust to is.
all aSse bond in u,as S TSp
and under, cash viii be required
9ss.ed 10 make settlement by note payment without dsiy
and p.r,on' having claims will please The
~ g. Al property ,oi for cash. VII, he delivered ons.
TIL. X. HAMPTON
H SaTe ny one can sn;ei,sG doa., h., ne
10 the oo,e,, property =, the County seats
must he enebant thereby etcaiLy Of the description ab5se
DEED: e2I p: l. IL
y cns,esIy oasIieiy coa1 h1ld Tor
Cumberland County, the 90 h day OF Oct, 1925
WA Murray, PIh
Wm III Sk'pG,th Geo, W. ssPwuh, Corneiis skipwth,
Nth, WIN st,pwiii Henry sE,pwih Sfr1ha W Hsr1i,.,,
poly Harrison Robert Nicholas, Mary skipsih, WV r.
The defendant Henry Skp,s; hot having entered h., an
pece snd gwen security aeeordins toths Act Of Assembly
aud the rules Of t, Court appearing the
Of The Court; hat he uintrisut OF ,b, County. -
ordered that li SAID defen appear tie fsy
copy Of this order be 10 th~tb n,eli=d nerspsp,
published N The Giry Of Rebmond, Tor two aont,
o, u Ps'u d '"e front rooI o he Courthouse Of uV
r5cn iahyai wot6}DsoN. D. c.
DUPO.NI"S GU.VP OJVDEn.
SthE snoiei,bef. Ag.rt' Tor IN. Of Dupont. Gun,
~ Pc,oder OFF, Tor sale athe M,uuf'cufe whos sale
and Treble f. Cannon, spd in osnste, asd n.psr
WoRTkAM & atcGRUDER
80 ,. est
W0nted 0tAe Penifca150Iy-fIeJ 0llodoiag Iio,7,
, 1899 f, e, Loeb W or oiAP'snk rpe. delivered
1899 1899 ~ is &, 8, ss.i ; !. .:,l%
1909 % Itch rogCAf Plank. Ere, from knot.
goo 200 , Eli H. Sloe,- 20 Of e~ y BY 20 Iuehe'
Goo "s'' 0;s 'G DO SG e. e F sss ton
100 100 r. n,rs riqe., : .s5 y i iss
5000 I"eh Pine Fiaut year
150D5a wide aud Spi,t,
100 De not less TIA" 30 in. wide.
Proposals viii he received for shove Trobcr until tie
THOMAS NELSON 'P'A.P
Der. .-ee,---- e1- tI5h In..
TRUST SIZE
Try Virtue o. aTust Deed executed by Charles j. Fox
to Afohj saylO ~ chd Btiee and Thos =. OreDhsr.
1878 AID duy admitted 81 rre5rd 10 Ibs Office Of L,a,M
cd vii poce, 70 .sl T. tsebghea bidder Tor essy no
neg, at Loua Couh house the second Moudy IN The
The Negfoes fyeyed By d deed some Of vhiehse 'ad
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04

MARRIEDI-on Tuesday evening The 18th
instant, by Elder Betj1mn Deyaney, Dr. John
T.. .VTchois0n, Of SUSSEX, to Miss Juiio, only
daughter Of Capt iliiam Briggs, Of Southampton
county.
-, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev
William Pecblcs MI. William II. P1Jh0Hi Of
SUSSEX, to Miss INN L. daughter Of Col. Allen
Temple Of Prince George.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
COHENs' OFFICE,
ia, Market Street. BaltiI

Il,
Where the Cauus Przo. the evous ALL
and where both the &c P.zes of 49,
One Hundred Thousand Dollars each
~et, .id " Los ''es aud yhsre capital prizes
hase ote''.soId than at othsr Office dntertes
Orser- either by (po. % private
enclosing the cash Prizes will sam. prsnp, .aJ
w AddTessio
J. L. COHEN, il. s. BROTHERS
Baltimore.
~ The Register containing the OciaL List ,,U d, 6s
rarded .rnedafsiy after .A drarg TO those .rho ma,
rs9ussf a.. ''S
baltimore Dec. T. 1924 4f-;ro,w,ce,bD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
TR TTC;T C1T ~

n CsDJ OIL In
Va Virtue q ADJUST Deed executed nv Charles j. Fos
to AfolJ Taylor, Al o'd Btee and Thos .. OreDsbsE
eihes OF whom individually Dsy act, dated the 10th July
1873 aud dny admitted 81 record IN The Office OF Lruis
CSr Tor Get ain purposes tqfen sbonsd, the under,gn
cd will pocef 70 sell n theihghsd bidder for fes5y
neg, at Lousa Court house, the second MoUdiy N The
nsb Of Deoe nber NEXT ensuing, that beng COun day,
The Negroes CT vcyed By sd deed Of which said
to be very s5luabls.
Such tile conveyed by saiI deed. will ne ado tue
purcbaser other i10rgb d,icuity the title
lgpfehehdcI. THOMAS Il. CHEESHAW,
Tr,9fts
E1v. o.. IS .fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04

VIC mentioned yesterday the appointment oil
Capt. Jones 10 the command of the Discovery Eek
petition. We since learn that capt. Benjamin
Pendlcton, Of Stonngton is appointed directing
pilot Of the expedition, with the rank and nay oil
Lieutenant in the Navy. All who are acquoint
ed with these gentlemen, will admit that the Sc
cretary OF the Navy has made judcious selections
We understand the Expedition will consist OF the
sloop of war Peacock, lately rebui,,unter the eve
OF Commodore Chauncey; &, two brigs, well adapt
cd for the service. With such expedition well
equipped, and such appointments, backed by the
perscvering and rneritotious J. n. Reynolds, with
other gentlemen We have heard mentioned, thc
government and country has every thing to ex-
pect from IFS result. nv. I. IfeT. FIR .
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.Nsp Judge We learn, says the Albany Dali
ly Advertiser, that WIN. L. Marcy, Comptroller,
has been nominated as Judgs OF the Supreme
Court, in place OF Judge Wooiworth, resigned.
The Albany Argus states thai the House OF AS
sembly have postponed the appointment OF an At
torney General until the lsi Of January neXt