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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

g'HE land heretofore advertised Tor st, lying in the love-
eud nt Amelia county, called HI Grove, ., stl far
sale The whole tract cOufaus shout S0OD acfs and Es OF
h- AppomauoH nj more than IS n,t FROM Peier,f,r
80 f'H Richmond II mo- preyiousiy sold pfiva.sy b yy
be sft Up ~ public auction, tny I'd ThurJay Of nav next
when VII attend prepared, g. ito be lsd OIL r ot
20 SUIT puchses, II the whole tract csnuo he tod fsh
One touih Of The purchase will be required tn be ps
10 CASH and TOT tc fesdue TIE will b. atm
% Fur' halef or, H ih ts8 cannot be obfaucd will ther
Do o4efed al annual inarfuts. ff q should nat be so
wibs offered Tor lease. The title IS usque.tions5i,
M1ct o. tot ,r
The Editor Of The OH Dominion, Petersburg, viii plea
nsais .he stcse soal The 5sg q .a.s q. K GILES.
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NEIV EO0Dg

ALI NELSON b4s received isnisofre ssssrtrre,t Of
- GfetisH PLAID and fsucy sfrip,I gnshsns MANN
pi .can and other ancy calicof1 the stest ,tys g
mu1hook ackone nu5ins, black colortd gto5 lie Nso
nk, rafegt and other fancy hsnrk erchef black ~
h'iugs WuncH1 forsniInes, Pdhurz eorfs Wilr-ars,
ipc', sHd stout plaid for servants ,gesf German ol,rg.
suduckenturgs, Scotch oznshnrzl and dses,gah i,rs,
md apfon c5scks, &c.
APrfI. f0s-tf
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RUNAWN

F'ROn the suhscribe's Plantation, Dan River, Rorkr-
. ham cauuty, ~ Carolina, the i5hi Mt ne.to maj,
nlhcd Tom, blacksmh by trade, wears If ,fc
igr high, stout made hnd large buned ami or at
ess ee2Heredi except fur bat. puicasI he said ne.
last 5ummero No Miles, the head NJ The bsv IN
Ma ysnd, whse he hos lett wife, he nav Def
hp have DE- ectcd hrs step,. Any person who NAV axe no
the rad negro and eoans him o. jail that es 20 HIM
H-tn and giving npfuafcn thereof shall receive At ~
en- S'uh Ut the james River, $50, Y iss.u North III,
$40, A.. '' 90 tonshe rsn5cs paid. hGif., 60 me
p1ee,ui APfh next AM after, IN on Plantation
81 YIN. UETHELL.
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~ NHLE-

STe5aILL he n H. ltt Jay OF May, III, lot now or.
~ eupcd y SnPheHtfacsson, on Old Street, iu The
town II Petersburg. Terms6 " months.
THE COMMISSIONERS
March %. iO5--fJ,
a NDEhsON, WOODSUN 81 BiGGEK5, b,sne 1o,..
a yyed g. the stscrhefs, by deed beating tie 3ist
Jan 1923 al the effects bel,usng them Tor benefit Of
their editors. Those indebted them are rtons.ted 10
make payment TO Abamham +. Bigges, who Is hereby au
ihorsed e. receive the Those having claims against
Them, wall make hem known u in-order that they niy he
dD,harscd sgreeaby 10 The provisions Of the .S deed
JOHN GARTH, Tfu4.
JOSIAH LEAKE, : tee.
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- EIHHRn


II A'AWAY from the susc,ber about The latter end Of
I'D Nov 1927, negio ieIlowst OF them named sam
They s both about - or IS years OF age. The smallest Sam
about II high, with his Orehegh stout
made, and OF Indian complexion aud round The
Sam about q ms high slender made, long face, rather
iigh complexion The other fellow named John about
70 years old H. high, very much scored with The whip
and particularly hts right thigh. When he left had
large butchers kuiie, aud Will likely make 10 hrs
defence he hiss resisted before and likely he will
h masters name will give 80 reward To- any person
ho will lodge them safe any Jail deliver tn up
10 Chester disiriet,S {. $40 Tor ,ther of them.
JAMES WILLIE.
Rocky Mount WORKS March II. 100 -Di0+
HNHE subscriber viii stiL-pryat,ty ltnh in
= Bedford county, situated porth south forks n
Goose Creek, aud un the road leading Lyarhbuiz
10 FIucastie, ~ miles west OF Liberty, and adjoining Capt
Buord u contains about 400 aCrts, pi which 800 n
cleared The part which uncieared, EXCEPT very small
portion, i excellent tobacco land or the cleared land 100
are low grounds Of the first quality The enand
remarkably fine high land. THE the best tracts Of
i1Dd IN The upper country, hepg well adapted culiy
ton OF tobacco aud all kinds Of gam lies r,mltaby
aud free ou stone u digiurd would make two vey
Handsome tracts which shall be- dole those who gih 10
purchase wish IT, Persons Wishing purchase may apply to
Tie susoher residing in The n'sboi hood Ut New Loudpn
or t. Gspi Buord, IesIdos neat uir tract WIN IRVINE
jan lJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

WE Subacber e6trs for sale Ai Plantation ~ the county
IF H0pousr iying ttictab0pny Stsnnip eofaini ng
go aeSes aS mites f,om tts ciyeC Rchgiond; ne
mschaHesvHe TwrP'te Pos' through t. T4sre are more
Than 200 Uhtct have been cit0eed bsr on Il
IS eoHsdered sqai not hyperion, 10 any this sicfio Of
o'urtry. Ihuc n.r ID t0Itt ofeLcHtnt Usddo Land 10
sRt Dwrrtr r. tack .f lynx befrf .tt lnHpit su-
epvmdy diPa,.def Ihsss i' Saa DiN .eifAin hafT n
mile yhich Mould be great qdvtaee nry -,fshinr
get Yep che firbtr buHd ffher dsscBii9 DEEM
cdunnecersnyy, those dssios Of tesg capital IN land
M vic IT, Joshua St0rs iiJug tie adjoining ffr 1vui
thept ~ any time; application 10 be made 10 him or
8Uguyt7. 70 II GERYAS STORRS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

fEfNDER the authority Of deed ifu.i made nv John
- G. Mosbyi Tor The Purpges therein stated will be ,od
r ash I3ate " land 90 CurIe Neck late the property Of
Jlres Vaughn, dec
The sale will be made on h premises oo-tmday the 26h
Of s month ia or on Che neat ia SUNDAY epttd,
hy ne TRUSTEES
April ~. tOe ~
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.vEtY HaYEN SCHOOL.

fIAoB THE EDUCATION OF BOYS. w. propose in
on the general plan 1t the ROUND HILL SCHOOL Norik
anpion = New Haven eouiains Population nigh degree
MURAL ens htens and polished and i, dguish.d fo 1t.
saubuy and beauy. The building have enss.sd large
gnd ccinmOdous and stands delishtul SITUATION one anil
from the Soiiese and fihs OF mile heceute of the
In order form the character at period we shall
receive hays 1T the of Z, sad shall esSay
Wenetns with any after the egeJi IL. ~.
W h'end ssfb The boys to occupy the4euc family,
az eet en % take aparsatAI
sete' They wall be permitted 70 debt, aud
make purchases.
SymnNue extrereswill occupy portion Of every day.
one part OF our desisn TO prepare bays for College; the
other TO utnDh the means Of affVty liberal
classes viii need Instruction iirg Reading Wrng aud
Dfswns & ArishnT,ie
and Algebra For both will pIuY4ed
Tue FRENCH SPanI German and Italian languages, under
native teachers. Bows preparing Coefe will likewise
be fought Latin aud Greek. Boy, intended for College,
IA addition T. the above, VIII be taught English Grammar
Rhetoric as full Of Mathematics a. Is esed History
Boisny Logic, Ethics Ientsl Philosophy aud Political Econ
omy Ii expected also, that those students who may have
been sufficiently hpsin of education made
e squ',ie atlsnentw be permitted the
SiliAN aud the course Of Natural Philosophy Aslron-
oniy-b Professor cLalSTED.
The ySnas and Feisog instruction of the pupil will
direct. 49,
There Will beIo ation. Of week, each to
he ist Wednesasso Nay, and the ID "Wednesday Sept
During BOTH hebcys may with w. without additional
ozp.asc aud wbereH whed wall travel with
them, with no charge but the actual cost.
We shall have valuable library of the best authors in
English Freneh SPanish Italian, German and Greek
Ihe annual charge lot boys OF 10 over, $500 with
.ssosh!e seduction when two or mUe from FAM
ny Ihe charge tor hoys under TO- $3.50 In
comprised an charge, Tor instruction, including The tickets lot
e college lectures hosTd washing and tndIng ROOM
lights and furniture, bee niaass 4 he'd cuins
10 be fur nisheI by the pupil These may procured the
spot at lar Prct a"d When IS wished, clothing viii be
procured by Us on terms advantageous 10 the parents
II IS intended tOoPen the Instutono MAY, 1929
SERENo l. DWIGHT,
HENRY L. DWIGHT.
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TlY virtue Of trust deed executed 10 the subcrber by
ED late Richard Hughes the 5d day ct Oct 1926, aud
which deed Il Of record the clerks Office II the county
court Of Powhatauw be sold upon the premises high
est bidder for cash, Friday the 9th ddy Of May uextf
IL the fair day, that valuable 1T land lying
Howhatsn county, commonly called Martn' wherton The
AID Richard Hughes lately resided supposed 10 contain about
80 much Of the said lsudh The
thereon, will BE- sufficient 10 raise the balance Of principal
aud interest due the said trust deed, and al
penses Of sale Such title only will be The pu-
chaser ssS vested In the subscriber by ID. 'sid deed
SAML TAYLOR, trustee
April 8. tO7-td
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FE-W.4LE- EDUCI7J0-V.

LADY desir"n' Of obtaining 'iiuaiion Female SEN,
"a mary OF private any, az Teacher, aud who car
he hesrdo By addressing line 90 NJ C. PeteIsburg Va
(poh paid) -
Ffh az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

H,4yHPD DEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
IHnE SemtAnnual Examination al Hampton slpey Col.
~ ege will commence Friday The 18Th inst and elose
the Wedntsdsy following The Meeng Of The B,trI n
r. VIII lake place on the 2sd and the Public Exhibition
u the 2fth
April D. IN ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

The und ersgned being made acquainted with the plan Of
mnasum, about to be established tins city the Rev
D h Dwight, and ii. e wgh persuaded of the
Of such institution, and think the situation of the bulls
ing, the accommodations which a,ds and the nesn, of
instruction, which they design provide, suited every
respect, 10 the object view The we'll character
these gentlemen aud the opportunities which they
enjoyed OF witnessing the best modes of instruction in Europe
furnish the sure pledge TO the public faithful
oessiui execution OF the plan proposed.
jeremiah Day, Pres. Yale Cob; Beujlmin Sinan, Prof
Che-n anu Min james L. Kingsley, Prsf Lang EcL HIST
Nathaniel W. TayorP Did Theol josiah w Gitbs
aud Bellies Le Eleazei T Fitch, Prof Divinity; Denisn
Olmsed Prof Mat. Nat. Phil; Harry Croswel Rect Christ
G. rev HAVEN Samuel Mergiu, Pastor OF ID PieIh Gu. New
Haven
REFERENcES.-C Chancellor Kent, New York; Rev DR..
lliluot, dol VIM w Wousey, Esq do; Theodore Dwight,
Esq du Lynde Can, Esq. do; Benj w. Rnser. Esq do;
George GIied, Esq dol Seth Z. Staples ED do; Pc leah
Per Esq. doi Rev Dr. Matthews do; George w. Strong
EGG dsj Rev De Spring, dos Arthur TapPan Esq dos Hon
Stephen Van llennelee Albany; Hon sau NJ do:
Rev. Or. Chester, do; Rev Mr. Ludlow do; Hos. Thos
Oakley Puughkeepe; Garrett Smith, Esq Peterborough:
Rev Dr. Richards, Auhurn Rev H. Dwight Gensvs; Robert
Raton, Esq Phiadelpha; Rev. Dr. Wilson, Horace BIN,
nGy, Esq do; Charles Chauncey Esq do; Elbu Cbsuuce
Tsney, Esq Ba;imorej ohm Puyiauce Esq. Meredith
E.q dos Robert Gllme Esq. doj John Glenn, Esq Rev
VIM NeXins, dos Hon Henry ClayV ashiugton Richard
Rush, do; James Barhcur1; Hon S. nute L Sbsri
Rev lease Turner, do; Rev. William Armstrong, fo Dr. j.
Broc Electromagnetic; Hon. VIM Cabell, hnsy Carr
do Hon VIM Brockenbrough, do; John Wicklam ESQ d.
Chapman Johnson, Esq do; Benz w Leigh Esq iob'
H. Rice, Ptersbmgj Rev WIN HILL D. j. Wnchesler; Rev.
Shepherd r. Koock Noifolkj join D,yereaux ESQ Rs,
siGij Rev Dr. Caldwell, Chapel Hl Prof. Andrews do;
Hon john o. Cahoon, Charleston, 5. c. Rev. Dr. Palmer
Henhen Esq New Orleans; Rev Theodore Clap, do
April 3. iO7-1Ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

fE virtue Of deed Of tusi txsrued to the subs.bs
10 John James, by S. &. Swami Nancy his wife beariug
date the 2fh day july duly recorded IN The terk
Office OF the Hus'ings cou ~ the city Ut Richmond order
Cole Co.. lshal as surviving tTutee sell at public auction
on The Pfemse' on Tuesday the goth Of April uext y o.
clock, Tor cash, 5ih Of certain piece Or Parcel If ground
with the aPPenanee' !be, belougng situate lying being
the city OF Hichnond containing 2OL ~ front ami rupnipF
hsck TO The land called the Ealing Gardens formerly owned
Thy H. Banks, and bounded as loo The West b, Foster
and Sachrlps oi the South by r. Msn-; on the Eat
by Wade ossyI s. o and tie North by the 10; COMMONLY
called Failing Gardens, together with the story bek house
above the oearand all other improvements thereto belonging
saving an1 rcstying always, all the right title
Geo. Wn5ton holds and entitled hold in and 10 the
ie aiOr esad by lease, dated the 25th day Of March and
now IN the occupancy Vi w j. maids. WIN -. CLARKE
March -. iOi Lii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

NfthE faihefsp "arug b. subscribers in the
- Mercantile Busihc.,, Il Charlotte coufihou under t
mm Of Aombait Vaughn q o. Dissolved The n,t.
by limitation Az pefslns indebted the concern are
requested To- come ciwa d, se hr accounts IS sreedv
a. possible Inpte having claims, will apply to- Archibald
vaughn who Authorised Co ttt The huiuess Inc concern
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN,
WALTER O. CARHIEGTON.
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN will continue ta, Blgiir,.. %,
'he place, h account sud Oh the usual es to
punciinl c..tuust5.
Apfn g.. los ry,s
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Richmond RGces-0ver the Tree ffig Course,
SPRING MEETING, 1923,

",
w 18Th, aud Continue days.
Two sweepstakes for colts and es years old, mile heats,
entrance TO Isl "a produce ks Si0o half Forfeit subset
r. II Cunningham, enter, the produce Of bet Bounce, by
oha F. Cooke euter, the produce of Dnzs,rd, by sr
Christian enters the produce of usan, by Sir
Jas. NJ sedsa the produce Of Lady Tomanby Sir
r. johnson enters Abe produce of Reality, by Sir
Jas. J. HnOn the produce of Flvorte by Viz
sinan.
pos, stake mile heats, entrance $500, half forfeit; Sub
81 VIM R 1ohn'an
VIM Wynne
Geo D. Garrison IIeadl
Cbares c. Graves
I'd Days Race.
rs6psistoIs Purse, mile heats $500, entrance Si5
Jockey Club Purse, 5000 entrance D. 20.
9TH DAVIS Race.
WIN. n. Johnson
Jas. ]. HaTTi1on
Jno. Minss
Jas. nj. Selden (still oper)
9Th Dgy's Race, Gate mtDey The benefit Of Syme.
A.weepakes for s ages, mile heats best in s. entran
IS open until o'clock the evening preceding The
The subscriber feels justified rema X ng that from the
runhe Of fine horses in training among them Sally
Walker, Iei, Betsy Rausom, Sally Hope, Medley, ed
her o. ine colts that will nske their appearance thi,
sPringhe sport cannot fail to be interesting The
Der has bsen at great pain, and exPenee preparing tn
The last nhayng covered 3-hs Of with
fne soft soil which, he thinks, has made If the best
he has either for training racing on lie
will he prepared heretofore, to entertain the Racers
House, e other gentlemen who may prefer being
the
The nteritss OF tie club will he a; The Tree Hill House at
IL o'clock, preceding each day, jockey club Race.
NJ. sELDEN, Proprietor
". D. The Treasurer earnestly olcl, that each M
will pay 10 be paid, his subscription hy the day
The jockey club Race, which time be put up
the pure. j. III. SELDEN, Jr.
April rs. 1911
The Editors Of the Petersburg Iaegeneer, and Of the
National Iutesenesr Will please publish the above
and forward their accounts To This Office.
GlY vuiue a deed oy Geo ". Crunp
~ Of record in the Office e the county Of
purposes therein mentioned, will be offered the highest
bidder for ready money Poshatan courhouse, the 9th
inst Tract Of Land yns in said county $40
aduing the lands Of Bryant Hewlett and Owen. Such title
is vested in the trustee will be conveyed.
q. L. Bolts, trustee.
April IS 1io-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22
BY RITCHIE ( GOOCH.

II rhs ENQUIRER - published wset Generosity
I'D three time, week during the the State Lsss
tus.Pne., the heretofore, Five Dollars per
payable in sAvAnec Notes of chasre pecpayns bank
(only Will be received payment. The Editor, will tuAan
tee the safety Of rewriting then by msthG postage sfas-
tSIs being paid, by the writers.
II No paper will be disc nnued( hut this discretion VI
he Edtot-) until all srrearases nave been PAID up.
1T Whoever will gua sntes the payment Of nius
thAl tsve tbs tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, Or as eenti-eaeA
continuance so cents.
! No Advertisement Inserted until rs, either been PAID
FAR, aisuned by this c,tr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22
April 2.

mn Tuesday, the 18th Of May, will oler Tor sale At
wilton, the balance al furniture, corn &c belong ,ng 10
The Estate Of Anne Randolph OF Wilton SIX months credit
on bunds with approved eou'tyl will be given All persons
having claims against said Estate, reque.p leave tie
amount aud dignity Of the debts nit Jaues
l will call for Them. VIM BERKEIEY Adm :,
April4 los ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

NNoR the nation OF Tobacco pianers in
~ uaonS for inspecting tObsrcoRt the respective In.p
lag Warehouse, in the city of Richmond, Wis
ns sas ssasoe' T TaS. s sbSso,a
Wednesday Public sssSrook'. : s6oekcc 3
Thursday sssb,ooks Shoekr Pabhe
Friday Shvckm Pub- Seahrooks
Saturday Public Seabrooks Shockos
as Impression has been made upon part of the
muniy that tobacco received tor Shockc and
SeabroCns Warvhouse notanure, is The Public
Warehouse, that /. by the State, this is inform all
lahour der such mistake, that Insured precisely in
the way It is at the Public arehque; and fuht r.
thst any facility in the receiving paying boatags expenee
safe keeping, inspecting, selling aud soliciting the
the Psnteswi be afforded them the above named
WAREHOUSES. is, be afforded them any ether
Warehouse IN the Stale.
Feb. IS. e2-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22
.grrdngmeat of the breaks at the different Ware
houses an Richm9nd. ri-

'ttFtt y s4EV OItUt tt VIC ~ q GIt " az
houses an Richmond, ri-
oclock Z O'Clock
LIST Break I'd Break Sd Break
Monday Seabronk', Sho kOe Public
Tuesday ShoekG Puddle 81 Seahrook's
"wednesday Puhlie seabrooks shoeka
THURSDAY Seabrook's SbockG Public
Friday ShorkG Public Stabrook's
Saturday Public ! Seabrpok's ShoekU
TtoR the information of the Planters would b. as we'll
{" sbserve, that independent Of Tobacco the Public
Warehouse being insured by the State The House
proof which when taken into consideration, very important
% the planter who makes fue Tobacco the mode
tanning the value Of tobacco destroyed by fire heretofore
been 10 make avefe Of both passed and refused and the
paid aecordng consequently the Of tobacco
fine quality would receive than the VI the most
inieor The Inspection, attend personally the turning
up Of Tobacco which nsues its being put up The
business done with dpateh and every facility granted in the
way OF selling paying expences, &c.
April 10. Ii0-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22

From the notice Of the Commissioners for re-
ceivlng subscriptions TO the Stock OF the Chcsa-
peakc and Ohio Canal, it will be perceived that
the meeting Of the Subscribers to that great Oh
iJect, Tor TIE purpose OF organizing the Company
has been deferred 20 a future day. This pOstpouc-
mcnt only anticipates what would probably have
been the result OF the meeting, had it taken place
on Monday next, As advertised for. IL is Obvious
that the Company could not have gone into eff
Gent operation, until it was ascertained what
were the decisions OF Congress upon the PROPOSE
ions respecting the subscription 10 that Canal
which have been presented for consideration by
/ the committee IN the House of Representatives
and which are expected to be acted upon, whenev-
CIR the Tariff subject shall have been disposed Of
Looking with conid, nee TO Congress for liberal and
wise egslatOnin reference 10 this object it is f
ter the termination Of their ahOrs that The stool.
holders will be able TO act efficiently, with clcai
understanding Of what they have to expect and e
depend upon. Nut Int.
We learn by Capt. Couyngham, arrived here
last evening from St Ubos, that on the 18th o.
February gale Of wind commenced from the
$. r. 70 the S. WI number Of vessels were dri
On ashore. and lost, alsO many lives Ills + II
ship Of war Terror, loaded with Stores for Adm
raj Codrngton, was entirely lost and upwards oil
one hundred Of her men; at Villauoya the same
night, the English brig Lark, Of Liverpool was
driven ashore ia the same gale fBaH PAT.
Boston EleCiion-The Administration candi-
dates Tor Senators in Boston, at the election on
Monday last, received an average of about $500
votes. The Jackson republican ticket received az
average OF 500, and the Jackson federal ticket an
average Of 200 AZ this rate the Jacksouians COM
pose something more than fifth part of the voters
Of Boston. In Jolly last, the Jackson candidate fof
tic office Of Representative IN Congress received
800 votes. Thus Il seems that ve are oaining in
Boston as elseuhc7e ~ ogst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-22
Congressional
MONDAY, APRIL II.
IN SENATE

~ resolution was submitted by Mr.. Smith of s.
Carolina, authorising the Secretary to cause the
Chair OF the President fthe Senate and the seats
oil the Senators, 10 be restored TO their former posi
tons On motion of Mr., Noble, the bill to CON
tinue the Cumberland Road was taken up and
made the order OF the day for Monday next. Tho
hlli making provision for internal improvements
was read third time and passed The bill to grad
uate the price of public lands was taken up, and.
alter having received variety of amendine nts :.
was ON motion 81 Mr.. Branch, ordered TO lie the
table. - - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-26
ONE DAY LATER.

The slip AMETHYST al Boston, brings Liver
pool advices Of the 2lst, and London Of the Goth
ult. The Boston Gazette says:
We fad no confirmation Of the report that
ihe Russian army had crossed the Pruth. An
article from Odessa Of the 22d March, states
"that war has Been declared against the Porte,
aud our army waits only for a favorable season
to open the campaign" The Courier, in re-
marking upon il, observes SHAT lhis does not
allude To any fresh declaration, bui is the reply
which the 81. Petersburgh Gazette published 10
the Turkish manifesto, and which was Suth-
Transports are taking'm provisions at Odessa
for the Russian army, and they are said to be
hired TO proceed as far as Cpnstantnople. The
Odessa article adds, Shat above one hundred
transports of different nations have been placed
AT the disposal Of ;he cemmissariat department
The iinvcrnmeut has sig"ed contracts with
several merchants and captains of ships Tor The
material and the wine which may be requlrt d
for any army Oh its march INTO The interior OF
Turkey" An article from Berlin, Nav 9, OBJ
serves ",he private letters from PelerSburGh
say that the war with Turkey IS considered
close al hand, and that the people had receive
ed the news with the greatest joy. 1t was sad
in hat capitol ,ha, order, had been given 20
til ouS ali Ihc ships ct war at Sebas'o, al which
are 10 ioin ,hc fleet in The Black Sea, and il IS
thought-lhis ll~e, will b, sent to cruise al !he
! en;r4uct Of he Is lsphorus. Many vessels art
citing out at Odessa"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-26
lanes Mckenzie 4 Co

sEAVE re opened the well known establishment
4 two doors east of re Franklin House, and for
m,ry ir the occupancy of Nassrs. Robert McCrct
& Co where they ,fcr for sale well selected and
Re neral assortment OF
SPAING md SUMMER GOODS.
Their purchases having been made in New York,
for Cash, and by experienced Judge, the are ena-
b!cd to Offer them tue most pleasing trrms-and
as they vii! (through the agency of one Of the firm
who resides in NcwYork) be receiving b. every pack
additional supplies of goods of the iates, and most
fashionable STYLE they respectfully solicit cali from
their friends and the public.
may 26-l2t