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WRITING

NM r. MOVES will commence a second course Of
w . lessons on Monday next, The 18th inst. Ia tie
room over Mr.. L. Sicere's 81 re, aud respectfully invites n
chse examination Of his method Of teaching, and the i'm
provement Of the present class. Mr.. N. has taken great care
Ia combiae as much no p,ssible, ease, elegance, and expe-
diiion in his method, and believes his snccrss will " uithou'
pre,uaption,' " warrant him in sol citing the patronage OF III
enlightened public
Hours Of tuition from 10 II 10 ", A. M. from 2 to 4, and
from d a. Il T.. NJ. Nov Is
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u RICHMOND.
TWO WEEKS LONGER.
MAEIZEL.'S EXHIBITION

OF AUTOMArA, y TiE CJAFLAGR iTiON OF
MOSCOW,
NXT III. continue nj fRasxLtS Hall. IN this town,
wv fI two wrEKs ioryer, irpn Monday, Nov. ION,
In consequence rf the very liberal patronage htiSero Teseiv
ed, and the request at u number uf Amateurs Ior That phr-
pose.
Exhibition commences precisely nj half past ] v'e'ock.-
Door open half an limir prevnns.
Abundance q, eenIs-ChiIdren half price.
TIE teo Jront benches arc ereiusirely appropriated 10
4 ;isr,, Nnv. 10
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B~ROApCLoTIJs. CAsslMEUsS MER'NO SH Awis
HARVEY CLARK,

NO. 81, .HUTKCF- sFTftT,
M AZ received and will op-n this nnrung, n general Ms
sortniert of Fall and Winner G,nds, aiming which ss
black. hinc, olive, steel mixed aud lsaflr green Iroade'ahs,
Cassimeres aud sattinets; tainllris; rpeu Bocninss; RID,
y.AInw and white Flannrls; hue aud mixed Irhsse o. tbs;
merino, red and white Valencia Sl,nwls; ia,ck and red ip
ured BOinhazrtfs; Circassiins; figured Flannrts; black saiinss
v,,ize veils; black aud white Lnclsh %Gingtam-; C,lboe,;
Silks; English ~l'ianarts; frockin.; der skin t:iovos md
Miit~ns; itihb ms; i1cea Iadis' aud Misses Lined Gives;
1ickings; Gingllins; Checks; Siesiirgs; %Shidings, &c. 80
which win ho soid atsuc;i nces as cannot Tail 10 sui, cue
tOnefs.
.Plaase call and examine for yourselves.
'U-r Particular attention paid ~ tho sale VI Dfoadsiotis,
Cassinierss anj Sepinstts. Nov
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csNaL ~LNTELLf0EyCE.

An on Wednesday, canal brais John Capson. Capron,
and Lady Canaston, Horton, frau T. xbridgr; and Rhode
Island, Wilkinson. from Worcester.
Len the Basin IN Thursday, b'nis Massachusetts,. with
barley and molas~c.; johh Bnwn, with machinery aud
dour; Providence, with Iuuier- all fr Worcester, and the
Worcsster, Tor Slatcrsviile, with alton, flour and I'll.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
suJs ITCH. III

rdNii,s fbIy aud inl.s,Mas ,iissdos, he II svss ~ lsvco
a rate, Say b" cnsrd IN owe h0ay's sppsitsfisS, ~ us
iise "
DUMfRtE's OINTMENT.
Il IL unrivalird for the pisasaataess, ease, ssFsdsfsr,
s!fr;y and rtriairtp, with wiel, il pn~luce~ a prffsct cusv
of this di-ease. The ointment 10 known to hs ~ csssin aud
rxIslnims ~ IL otsrstsr,, M 9" sheet n cure ~ sse A~sr's
aPpindt,ra oaip! witinut hny hazard ~ taking cold. - us
rUnir~itiun dues IRA r',nttha the lesui psuNls ~ nn~scufy, ~
M, 'aher d uig-r,aI, hngr.riaent. IL nay he upVSssd W.
perfect syl,i, ~ tile sta,s ~ pregnancy, and evss u shaeetsn
pi tie lfc vi.
rricc % ~ csuts n hax-with ntntas dirssuksL
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PORT or ~ROTIDENCE
AR RIV ED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, November IL.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Bunker from New
York.
bioop Sophia, Bumps I'm Sandwich.
THURSDAY, November Is.
Schr Curlew, Church i'm Troy.
Sioop Traveller. Crandall I'm Norfolk.
L sloop Empress, Thayer, 2 days from New
York.
Sioop Macdonoush, Horton from River Head, l.
i. with wood.
6loop Franklin, Penny fin River Head.
Sioop Fall River, Brsyton, Troy.
Sloop Mount Moriab, Martin, Warren.
Steam boat Babcock, Babcock. Newport.
FRIDAY November ii.
Sioop Pacific, Griffin, from River Head.l
Sioop Narragonsett, Williams fin Taunton.
Sissp Sen. Washington, Godfrey fm Taunton
Sloop Abigail, Baker i'm Wexford.
stoaa boat Washington. Comstock fr New York.
CLEARED.
Ship John Brown, Jones, Havana-S& A B Arnold
Brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, New OrIeans-C
Mauran
Schr CaIiban, Allen, Mexico Whitaker
u l. sloop Huntress, Smith, New York
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FOR SALE.

THN!IE stock OF a Merchant iul,or, consisting Of Brcsd
a cfhhs, C,ssimeres, Veslng', sc, with hop fufn
'me. Ako the privilege AT renting The stand. Terms tibe
al, and win he made kaoNu on application To {. v. SPEN
GER. Assignee 10 James Mitcheli. No. 81, South Wafer Il.
Nuy, IL,
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BY WILLIAM p. GREENE.
VALUABLE WATER PRIVILEGE M HAL -.
TATE, D SALE.

VALUABLE WATEK PKIN ILEOE AND HAL -
TATE, " SALE.
Win be sold at Public AuctLsn. ou W~ElDNEsDhY, M IoA
cf Novrmier, Instant
NxSyA The valuable Water PTis,isgs, (forwssiy The sD
lsssM Of the Mill :. nmwn C~nree " together win the
.'-2hF Mansion n,aise, oui buildings, and akUs 10 ssS
Of excellent land. Tic atave ieiHg situated IN the wsse
SIDE oi Amrei's lane IN 0InsysIis, fronting On The gs~4
id~,c- Fridge. asra l4
The advantages II this shu,iLon, (so neu . furnishing
Ne p ri. aud 10 a vi manufacturing viciniiyJ mskss h sa sstaI
be site fr a large manufacturing enthusiastically lie snsssts
adjacent To Tho Wafer Privilege, lcing sxtae,nsiy vol ssIsa-
Iatri fr the errtion at extensive bu hIInss. The wNcg
power " :" we'll known, a particular dsscnvsIoa hew ~
deemed unnecessary.
The SD wJi take place NJ II ordek, NJ. ~ the prSmkss.
Conditions nisde knuwn NJ tho tins vt sIis. Fer uripH
pariruNnrs, apply To D. OLSEY.
Nav 3
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Tbs allowing ks vi Of officers elected GU Thursday
sysnins isr, by the Providence Royal Arch Chapter.
N T. lanes Salisbury, High Priest
8sharles Cboaey, King
X lulirr Woniwnrd, Scribe
Coni. titan & BAKER Captain Of the Host
Com. J D Nichols. pfi'rijni s.Jn,ner
: Can. F. n Briggs, Royal Arci, Captain
Companions lanes n ~str0tt. Id
Israel II hay. ID Masters M Wells
John q IIarwuh, ii
Com. Abraham Siilweil. See .tary
Gam Jaso Miiliams, Treasurer and stewatd
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Nov rs
NEW GOODS.

ARCHER K HATCH will open this morning, n fresh
Z 4 supply # CLOTHS and C~ASSIMERES, toy ii q
with a general assortment of Goods In their line, which we've
bonylt AT auction in New York nj very reduced prices, and
will lie sold at a small advance. Nov 10
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1ThsR Rev. NJ. CHuac will preach a ''srm"n In the
eccond Daptia Meeting H@.-, To-.HcrroV Eeeniag, he.
Sore the Female Charitable Society aner which, a cole, tim
will be taken to aid the funds Of The Society.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Wsies-This Day 3h ISM. Sunday 4h I'm. Moniay
6h I'm. Tuesday, 5h. 5Sm.
q sabtrA cung "a ,naa,e' give, the time o. high water ., Ss~per'-
sl3isg ! huurs sni s minutes, give. ihe,imr OF high water al B1toa
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THOMAS N. PARKER.

NANCY and " iul.or Chair Painter, resp, inform
e, the pubic that he hs taken the shp formerly 'Dupied
hy Rhpdr. q. Allen, ~ Mathew ordrrrt, the third door IL. IN
Wesmin tcr.ir,ei, w'ere he will he happy o. receiv' an, or
der in hi, line Of BUSINESS. Having procured the Lc,t al stock
he hnpe. by pupcinaIiy md doins hi. work in a wor ,manl,ke
IN amer, TO meiit hi. share Of The public pat onase.
On HAND,
L,rge ih bact Rocking Chains. vel hni,hrd; Children,
Dining and ,ma Rocking Chairs, cheap for Cash.
November u. j.. MN.
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CLEARED.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
WARREN, Nov IS.
Sailed yesterday morning, brig Brothers,, Smith,
Matsnxus,
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PROVIDENCE AND hWTUCKET COTiLlON BAND
yuNHE public t respectfully inf rncd that arrangements
n have been made 10 accOnm dat. private 1nd pubic
Iarii YES 1t the shortea n.iire with Cotnion Music, by c,iing
oi Mr. WILLARD JE Scgs, Of Puwiucket, or Mr. DAVID y.
CAPHos, Meciips street, Providence. The Baud corsisis
of six pieces, and parties can be accommodated with o ~ or
more pfccrs. J. NV "
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WANTED.

a SITUATION ~ u, u-skc-t~r 10 Nanc &c eialdre,
a IN a rrsnrci lie lninily. fs psrscsian ~nq"sv wt
tie issp. ~ VI e. T,unsn. I no -st<a Il Vows
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MORE CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,

Al The WWolen Warehouse, No. -, Cleapside,
NAMES ". READ, will open this day, from The last
- package sale of lVadl'iis IN, H0~ton, a large asso tmett
of blue, black, brown, olive and steel mixed Bro ,dciotls
aud Cassimcrs at reduced prices by the package or piece
ft casl, or goud paper. Nov 10
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UMBRELLA AND PARAsOL ESTABLISH ENr.
JOHN LILLEY,
No. 10, Markets.. Corner OF .Market aud Court streets,
BOSTON,
AS lately enlarged Is M,nufactory, and has now on
M hand and offers At Wholesale aud Retail, at his Ware
ruotn Oil the mott rcasonabie ,eIuis, the iai. eel assJttnieAt Of
articles IN his line, TO he found In New. England, viz -
UMBRELLAS Of superior large size, Creei, blue, and Brown,
made Of Italian, French, and China Silk.
do Small SIZE do do
do With plated sticks, and Ivory mounted.
do Cane Handles, a neat and light article for
Summer.
do Law priced Silk.
do Large and small size, Bingham, superior
quality.
do -, 70 aud % inch Gingh,m with whale bone
sticks, suited tr county trade.
do OIL Linen, Is, III, ~, ~, and 20 inch do.
PARAsoLs Green and rich b0riers, star ffinges, ivory and
plated handles, &c.
do Brown do while iringcs.
do do do brJyn do.
do do Cane c,Iured handles.
do do black sticks, with white fiinges.
do do brown fringe
Also, just received, a complete assortment Of green, and
brown SILK, and silk fringes.
a genera al assortment vi Walking Canes.
White and green oiled silk.
DO do do Linen.
" ha ebono for Stays, constantly on hand, and cut to any
raitern.
Umbrellas and Parasols new covered and repaired.
Nvi2
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VESSELS sPoK

VESSELS SPOKEN.
ed inst. lat A., Ion S., brig Blackstone, Martin, I'm oport"
sep, Is, i, "a -, Nm 20 4 n. brig Ic'viu Clinton, Enid
.ocS, is ID fn sSumrang fr Antwerp.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

TEyHE creditors Of JOSHUA -. Moop, are hereby notified
tn exhibit their cIrins Ia fhe subscriber, on 10 before
The frat day Of March next, thai iiiey nily le entitled Ia the
.i.neft Of the provisions Of his deed of tmst, daied the mn
hay of May last. GEORGE CCRTls.
Env M
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rUNGISG RbDs. MANI 1E RODS, BOARD
M Ru1.Es, ~. iuf r-eiv-d ans Gr 10 sn s-rr
s~st y TIE IDIOTS nrsics, NJ the strfc SHAWN. laca
H' = fi o. aafIr- esd
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LOST.

OST, ycsirnd,y, n sn ~ Rusa CAN * In Pocket Book
~ containing three duIi,s IN change, one two dollar hin
one one dollar bill one note sghed by JibeL Hlrrs, payt
HE To John :. Harris, ana sunlry OTHER papers Of no ronse
qncncc to nny one bnt tie owner. The tnder viii b. sui a
bly, rewarded by leaving the same nj this office. Nov. IL.
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DR.. DAvENPORT'S
RIcIOJS PILLS.

FqNHESE Pals are justly eacemeI loo their easy opcIan.n
u $ a mild. safe aud gentle Medicine, may be taken a
night OF. going 10 bed wilhoa, the l.ast. t,pabi- OF movement he.
fore mo; nins--no alteration necessary in the diet NOT hindrsnce
10 hn,i ,css, they are accommodated 10 III seasons Ani cliuAi,,;
the increased sale of these Pill. is deemed a ,uifcient proof Of
meraed value.
DIX. DAvENpORT's CELEBRATED
EYE WATER.
Which need. only to he used ia he highly approved OF, for all
sorts OF weak anil .or. eyes.
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
The chai sc,rr Of This ~cccbr,ir,l Oiutmrn, /. 80 well cstab.
lsted, rs to aeed ~, cxplsn1iior, foi being u pie san. safe and
sore rem~d, fu Thai lnathsoln. disc .r; il is ako a cI tai. cure
for all .rupiions .. the skin, aud the SAIL Rbeum. Price 81 10
ceNis.
n. d. II ha, been recently ascertnineh TO be = valu,bl ,ri-
Gle for the cure Of ,hilhain..
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peared in the Russian camp at Junten;. The
Russian authorities have taken energetic mea.
| sures.
There is report OF an engagement between
the Russians anc Turks, between Shumia and
varna, having turned out very urfayoraby 10
the former.
PORTUGAL. The Courier ofthe 6.h, SAYS: We
have some further accounts from Lisbon and O.
porto, but they are all of the same eIocmy ma
ture. There is no relief in the picture no bright
point; ever thing is dark and disgusting. In
seems that we moderated greatly The amouat
Of the victims-instead of five thousand. there
are three times five.
Our Lisbon Letter informs us, that another
Minister has beeh appointed to replace the
Spanish Ambassador Zea, who has been re-
called. We trust there is some mistake in
this, fol- the King Of Spain was understood to
have expressed 10 Don Miguel his high dis
pleasure at his conduct.
Corvettes and coasting schoouers arrive dali
Iy at Lisbon with prisoners from Oporto. o.
porto remains quiet, with RUNE d CONNER and
deserted streets.
The inquisilion is expected 10 be restored.
In practice, indeed, it has been restored, and
with all its horrors.
Intelligence had just been received, a, the
date OF The last accounts, from Madeira and
Terceira, which continued faithful 10 Don Pc
dro.
Egina, Juns l9. private Correspondence }
George Mauromichali son Of the Prince of the
Mainotts, A. Mako and George Mlaiti, who
were all three formerly at the head of the Pro.
visonal Government, have been, 10 the general
establishment, arrested, a, well as several Spec
so.s, by order of the President, and conveyed
10 Albaniliks. The people are lost in conjec-
lures on this subject; and the more so, as The
individuals arrested belong to the party called
English Of The Isles, which, since The arrival Of
Count Capo d'Istrias, and especially since the
Russian declaration of war, has never ceased
to excite dislIus, against him.
IRELAND
A paragraph from Sligo, August LIST, says:
"Mr O'Connell left this at two o'clock to-day
for Boyle. have just had authentic ntelli-
gence of the organization Of a plan in that town,
for The purpose of assassnaing that gentle
man. Particulars Immediately"
We are informed by the latest Dublin pa
pers, tina; the Lord Lieutenant has ordered a
return to be made forthwith, Of the number Of
Yeon,an enrolled throughout Ireland in each
corps, and Of the amount Of the arms and ans
munition in their possession.
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Clagett Il PAGE

OH OFFER roR sALE-
w huDS, West India and Orleans sugar
'Vo ioayes refined sugar
80 hhds West India and Orleans molsss es
~. ,oo lbs prime green Porto Rico ceffee
~ 90 do Rio do
SUI do old Java do
- casks Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Sweet and
Dry Malaga Wine
i dozen old Port Wine
hhds Jamaica and old Antigua rum
-" pipes Cognac brandy (OtArd's & Hennessy's
orinds)
'VO gallons prime whiskey, four years old
bbls. copperas
do alum
$50 lbs madden
bbls. epson salt
casks goshen cheese
40 reains wrapping paper. large size
boxes CASTLE soap
10 bsgsPepper
- mats cassia
Is dozen bed cords
5 boxes candles (woodruff' 5 brandy
l seroon Spanish hotant indigo
WV bushels ground alum salt.
On Commission
Il kegs tobacco
- sides Spanish sole leather
Also, constantly on hand,
a supply Of best FAMILY FLOUR.
sept 10
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One Cent Reward.

h AWAY from the subscriber on or about the
ms, February last, Ferdinand Builer an indented
grJ TO the segar business; and, on the lltl inst
., sm, IaHr' torwarn all persons from harboring
M, ths @d apprentices, as am determined to
--r-St JONATHAN e. MAY
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boarding House

On Moscroer having rented the dwelling. house
ia,,ou street, recently occupied by Mrs. Wash.
9TH opening it on the 5th of October next
node. accommodation Of few genteel boarders, on
sep,ls n.pvc no
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Notice to TrespasseYs.

'5NIiE subscribers hereby forbid AL persons from
Il shooting, hunting, OF otherwise tresspsssing on
their lands adjoining and to the westward of the
OF Alexandria. The penalty will be exscted without
respect OF persons, and appropriated to the overseers
OF the poor the law directs
L. AUD, for the heirs of John Ramsay,
ELLEN SHERRoN,
WV n. Mills,
THOMAS CHING.
sent I9 .,
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Five Thousand Dollars fOr 80.
Rhode Island Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No Z will be drawn at Providence on Saturd., next,
SCHEME.
Prize Of $4,000, Of 2279, . Of 1000, Sc.
and many smaller prizes.
TfcketsSS; halves so; quarters IS cents
NeW- YORK. Consolidated Lottery, 1911 Glass
will be drawn OH Thursday next, 25lh Sept As num-
bers-6 drawn balots-14l9O tickets.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000, Of 5000, of 900, Of
1854, 4 of |, 900, OF 500, Of $50, SO Of
60, SO Of so, SO Of 40, 70 of 90, 500 of
-, 4446 of6.
Tickets Sc; halves 3; quarters so;
Washington City LOTTERY. sth Class
To be drawn in the City of Washington 1st of October
SCHEME
prize Of 1000, Of 2c46, Of 1000, OF 1900,
of 1000, 2 Of 500, 4 Of 500, 6 Of 200, l2
of $50, 81 Of 100, 81 of 40, 81 OF 80,
lo2 of 81, lo2 Of 10, $3.50 OF 6,
Tickets S. halves So quarters IS centsfOr sale at
RUNNEY'S
Lottery q Exchange Office. King street, sierundria
Where several prizes IN the last Lotteries were sold,
viz. 500, $50, 40, 20, &c.
Drawing of the Union Canal lottery, Glass No. 10,
10 ~ 6 ~ As 81
Drawing of the Vermont Lottery, Class No. 6,
IS 81 43 26 IS IL
sept1s
ShOyeAs.
0mDoz of Ames's best back strapped shoves
Received and for sale by
sept IL A. c. CAAENONE Co:
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5000 Acres of Land.
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue of FIVE several deeds Of trust from Law
- renee G. Alexander to me dated the - day
of July, 1927 the 9th day Of August, 1927 the sth
day of March, 1929 the 10th day Of March, 1885, and
the 18th day of June. 1923, duly recorded the Clerks
Thursday. the 9TH day of Angus next, before tho
ront.door Of Prince William Court House, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for ready money all tho
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me by said
deeds, consisting of said Aexanders interest under
his fathers Will in Tract of Land. called Fling.
ham, lying upon Cedar-Run in said County and in 81
valuable Slaves, his share, estimated contain 5000
acres, of certain Lands in the State of Kentucky,
Tract Of Land of about 100 sdjacent TO
bingham, and four Slaves in his possession. As
| shall sell merely as Trustee, shall convey TO the
purchasers of said Estate such title only as is vested
in me by the said deeds.
june 2S-ts John NACRAR
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u The Sale of the above Pro.

perty Except FIVE slaves which we're disposed of on
the lst inst has been adjourned to the first Monday
in October next, when, or during the same week, IL
will positively be closed. Persons interested in the
property are therefore, invited then to attend the SALE
The opinions of eminent lawyers with regard to the
nature and quantity of Mr. Alexander estate in the
property, will be shown to those who may desire to
see them.
The Effngham Farm, and the Slaves are very valu.
able; and the precedent life in them far spent
A most advantageous investment of capital may be
made in the purchase Of this property
sept9 JOHN MACRAE.
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Trustees Sale.

pY virtue ola Deed Of trust from Lawrence G. Al
Dexander. to me, dated the 5lh day of August 1927
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince
William County Court, I shall Saturday the 9TH
day Of June next, being the week Of Prince William
June County Court before the front door of Prince
William Court House, offer for SALE for ready money,
by public Auction, said Alexanlers INTEREST,"
5000 Acres of Land,
in the State Of Kentucky, as, also his interest in the
estate Of his Father, so much thereof, as
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes of said Trust
shall of course, convey to the purchaser purcha.
sers of said property such title only, vested in
me by the said Deed ofTrust.
may z, Sawts JOHN MACRAE. Trustee,
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Cash in Market.

VlHE subscribers having leased for term of years
the large three story brick house Duke street,
in the town of Alexandria, ID G. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, wish to purchase one hundred
and fifty likely young negroes of both sexes between
the ages of and IS years Persons who wish to sell
will do well to give call. as we are dstcimIned
to give more than any other purchasers t!R IRE
market, or that may hereafter come into markG
Any letters addre ssed to the subscribers tbro,
the Post Office at Alexandra, will be promptly Nv
tendedto Fo. information enquire at the above de-
scrbed house, rs We can at all times be found there.
sep1l FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-20

New-Orleans Molasses j Tobacco
4 , HHDS. New-Orleans molasses
- 10 cases chewing tobacco
Landing and for sale by
septl9 JAMES IRWIN & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-20
Workable Thrcshing Machine.

LANES IRWIN & Co, have Just received from tho
mandatory and offer for SALE one OF >; GornESh
highly approved portable IHRESHlNS m'I ~. v.L,'
ah,e ,aboursavng machine, of the utility OF which
thew can give the most satisfactory references r.,
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-20

Charles Eepnctt
IJAs received and offers for sale-Seotch osnaourss
superior quality ,..
a. irish linens in whole and half pieces
50 bleached shee,ings and long lawns
general assortment Of Domestic Goods consisting OF
Bleached and unblea rhed cottons
Steel. mixed and dark blue casslnetts
Bedticks and checks
Wilmington stripes and plads
Half bleached Russia sheetngs, OF very superior
quality ILL, osh.s,
S,o1,v sept I2-tf