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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

ST. LOUIS, Missouri, NOV. II.
Accounts rom ibe west represent that a
detachment Of Major Riey's command
had arrived on the frontier and reported
that the fall Caravan was on the return.
having made successful adventure. They
say that an escort Of two hundred mounted
Nexicans attended the Caravan from San
Ia Fe TO the Arkansas river, aud was The
means Of saving il, having sustained and
re1ulsed repeated attacks from tie Caman-
cbes. m the course ofwhich seven or eight
Mexlcans were killed. From the ArlIan
sas, al which place Major Riley waite
INC. the Mexican escort which was a
volunteer ole mounted, returned TO their
own country Major Riley, who, It will
be rccollectod, was detached by order OF
the President last spring, vlh four COM
n7nies of the Uulied States troops to pro.
iect the Spring Caravan going out, as lar
as our limits would permit him TO s., and
to wait for t.le returning or Fail Caravan
had spent the summer at Choutcau's Is
land. SO called from the signal repulse OF
eirht hundred Pawnccs by one of the Mr.
Choa.eaus, aib - odd men, some years
ago
It IS reported Glat several Of bic mer
were Nlledbs Zoe Pawnees during The sum
ner, and BIS horses, mules, and work oXei
lll stolen By them; and that be IS 40" o.
,hc re,ara. ~ company with the Caravan
the detachment. sent in having come to
supplies and transportation. Sucharc h'
reoorts which come 20 Us at third Or iourtl
es,d. but which have toe appearance O
be,ur substantially correct. Ii Is believes
h3t without the AID Of the escort granite.
by President Jackson, aud tie yOlultee
NToucans, tie Caravan would have sal
ared severely from robbery and murder
and that this inland branch Of trade, s.
essenIai % the west from toe retrrns O
cold and silver which !. affords, must hau
been broken up. President Jackson ha
saved It th.s year by dong all that b
cou.d-grantng an escort OF inlantrg le
! Coagress at the ensuing session Pe1iofn
. It's part, By granting an appropriation ~
mounting aud properly equipPiHg tha' g
cOlt.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

Cz;oo-Jsdge Yaou lately cent a spa-
o;,lm,s,.baie ~ Try a case in the evening.
aad ,be, went 10 disguise among hlc crowd
- bear tie rial During one OF his wake
h disgIiso, he had 10 take shelter from the
r9io n an eating houso, where police
runner recognized HIM and knelt down,
rs IS usual, 90 do the Judge reverence
The Judge. however, DID not wish 70 DO
known, aud after bis return home. be- sent
Tor the runner, on whom be- inflicted sixty
blows 10 teach him more c8ui.on Or the
Tine 90 come.
The Judge DO passing through narrow
street. saw a poor waman sub her brcast
exposed sucking a child aiihe door For
,his want Of modesty. be ordered her im-
medalely 30 slaps 10 ibe face; and her
husband 40 blows, for DOT having taught
his wife better manners Such are tho
dolngs even Of good men under despot-
ism.
Judge faon has recently put forth 3
proclamation prohibiting The wicked ciis-
ION Of suicide.p Suicides n Canton form
eight Or nine lenlhs Of lhe unisaely deaths
which are bTonglll - f'e notice q the 60
varuMeui
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

and the passengers, tea ia number, robbed
of their money and watches.
The attack was made by one the rob.
hers seising the lead horses and stop.
ping them, aud the other two nearly al the
same moment presenting themss ives. with
pistols on each side OF the driver. threat
enine to blow his brains out. If he did NOT
Immediately come off his scat. aud submit
TO be bound; Jhey at the same uno ext.n-
cuished tho lights By breaking the hn9s
with their pisiols.-lhe driver was then
bound: one of the robbers. saving mn the
moan time placed hm,efutae stage door.
with presented pistols 10 prevent tho esq
cape Of ,hc passengers Aaer ,ae driver
was bound. the Oh stated - TIE pass
saapers. that tley aou hatl ihem. "
they would submit. bot If ,hcy attempted
TO escape or resist they would kill them.
The passencer. we're then ordered out 0S
the stage, one at time, and bound; the
door being closed as each one was taken,
and one OF the robbers placed on each side
10 prevent escape. After being all bound
and rifed Of their money one OF the rob-
bers. entered the stage, and took out all
tie saddle bags and raed them Of their
contents. but le1 the clothing, money APP
pearing to be their principal object. Tho
passengers were then returned to the stage,
one by one, bound, and the driver replaced
on his seat, bound Atthe request ofone
of the passengers, the horses were hsten
ed to the fence 10 prevent chem running
away. The robbers then took tho mai
bag, and bid good bye. Some of the pas
sengers succeeded in short time in get.
ting loose, and set the others and the dri.
YER free, and the stage returned 10 the city,
and gave information of the robbery at the
Post Office. Il was asceruined by the
passengers upon consideration, that the
whole amount Of money lost by them, is
about two hundred dollars, besides some
valuable watches. This robbery, notwith.
standing It's daring char -ppears not
10 have been marked win any cruelty or
violence towards the passengers beyond
what was necessary for the villains 10 Of.
feet their object. Pa. RepO5il0ry.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

derived striking indeed enormous adyan.
tagos rom The pace she has dictated.
The truth probably Is, that RUSSIA co0lj
not have secuted IN better way her pre-
sent wishes and. ultimate objects. The
Turkish empire Is an example that de-
serves to be remembered, Of The inevitable
effects OF bad government Iisa sruc-
ture that Seomsi0 have been kept together
by mere PressFe, and when that is re-
moved the pus viii dy off from repul-
sion, or tai, lrob their own weight; The
grinding sysialcOf the Turks has at length
so oppressed thl slaves, that the masters
find nothing noe TO squeeze out Of them.
Such countrLH hardly worth living in
to the syble ani -at worth holding 10
the rulers. SO as2losss f,rthss- thaa
his be7rd.' Disorder roigEs every where;
evel religious fanahcism is overwhelmed
All forgotten in the general indebtedness.
= On this account IS II that the Turkish
has been seen acqulesceut in
the occupation of the country by the Rus
sian armies. A change Of MASTERY Is
nothing to them. L is 10 be remembered,
besides, that the Turks DO not fern the
grcai part of Tie cuitivators Of tho soil "a
Bulgaria or even in RoumeIa. The lake
turn of events viii introduce iuto these
provinces a newrace of occupants, friend
ly TO Russia, and who thus, Ia the process
OF things, will make a more efaCtuai con.
quest for Russia than arms could ever do.
This has been her progress in the Cumea,
in Georgia and Armenia. Even, uen, il
wo allow that the Sultan may procure a
diminutioR Of the indemnify; that the Rus
sian armies may abandon a part of their
couquests; that the Danube is still the
nominal frontier Of Russia; who does not
see chat Turkey is virtually broken TO
pieces, and that her conquerOr win be
walchiu enough to prevent any but her
self from appropriating the Fragments
Ucncei0rth, If there are any disputes about
territory, they viii not be between the Gar
aad ,he Sultan, boz between Russia aud
Ausrie.-Bqh. .4mc.c1n.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

q bright prospect seems 20 be opening
upon our navigation from the Black Sea-
AZ any rate a verv prevalent expectation
that q new field for American enterprise
IS about 70 present itself IN that quarter.
There's no telling what Yankee adventure
may effect may by and by produce a
most oriental late Of thing IN that re-
roI Brother Jonathan would indeed ap-
pear as a singular guest at insi; out 1t
seems to be generally supposed that he
would be well received by the "turbnned
Turk" and hs efforts and skid well re-
warded.-Acv Bedford .uT
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23
ClmLeLLaaa " % 5.

We understand ,h1t the United States
Mail Stage was attacked on TUESDAY night
last a short distance west OF Frostsburg,
10 this county, and that the mail was taken
ihegelrom. and carried INTO ihe woods
some distance from the Dad, where u was
found next morning, by some gentlemen
who went in pursuit Of lhs robbers There
was a large hole cut IN ,he leather bag,
but the canvass which contained the pack
ages was uniniurod. We ldarn tbat the
Post master at Frostburg hes offered a re-
ward for the apprehension Of the offenders;
but no clue has been found 10 them as yet
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

EugloHd-The Duke Of Newcastle
has the folly to talk of sacred freedom Of
the constitution being endangered by the
Catholics. whilst at the same moment no
has actually ia the house ofcommons sew
on members returned by his influence q
gaiust the express law Of thc land aud spir
Il of the constitution The duke Of New.
castle returns two for Boroughbrldge, two
for Aldborough, one for Newark, one for
Nottughamshre, and one for Retfcrd; and
he has by this corruptlol, three and q halt
times as much poaler IN me hoase ~ cam
INNS as he OtOie people Of LiofrPo0i
Manchester, Birmingham and Lccds cOm-
5ned. Aud yet this man has ihe ondacity
10 talk Of the sacred liberties country, and
his respect for the constitution The boo
roughs Of his grace are worth seyeH moHs-
and pouHds gear, the whole OF which me
may sell aud convert 10 lbs own use; aud
yet he talks of the constitution, and the sa-
cred liberties oftbo people, As we'll might
the wretch, who lives m the habitual vlo-
latlon of all honorable feelings, talk OF bis
conscience and character. as tic duke talk
OF the constitution Of England BY such
men as has grace are the Catholics oppos.
cd. tie king Opposed, and ihe govern
mcut hamssed; dley clog tie wheels Of the
system, and dveHth the resources OF inc peo-
1 pie to their private uses; for the duke ha5
/ the meanness 10 allow hs mother 10 70
ceiye pension ola ClOJO per annuml
LdDerp00l Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
FaAA Gonds.

A tIIARLEs BENNETT has received, and offers for
" sale, ,cho!esaie and retail
Supertine black, Navy blue and olive cloths
Black, dark blue and steel mixed ker,eymeres
Fine blue and steel mixed sattinetts
LADIES' dark blue and claret hAbit-cloths
A variety of milied drab cloths t;'d Serseys
bale Of very stout English dr.b and mixed do
LADIES' hoskin and York tan gloves
Gentlemen's English dneskin ditto. of frs quality
Flag, Madras, and company bsndsnna hdkts
Black Italian and English sewings.,ks. Ut first q!y
a general assortment Of cotton, silk and lambs
wool hose
4 few dozen of first quality ladies' black and
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls, assorted, from 20 ia 90
100 packs a. a and so. German pins, quality said
tobe very superior to English
Rose blankets, heavy, full sized English, from g 4
to 1914
Irish linens and diapers Domestic goods
A general assortment Of brown and beached cot
tons; amongst the latter Of extra quality iT imi-
tatiun of Madras cot,Ons
case very stout 81 sheetings
Two bales domestic Serseys for negroes
A bale of 40 No. liriseys, very good quality
White, red yellow and green f4nneIs
Superine, a. and bed ticks snd checks
SEINE THINE and SHOE THREAD,
sept % II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
CalcineA Magnesia

WE have received direct from the Mar, land Che
w mcai Works. supply Of superior Csicned Mag.
nesa, made after the manner of Henry's celebrated
magness. This magnesia We warrant to be ss good,
if not BETTER than the English, having b. testing the
two articles together, proved this TO be superior.-
We here offer in condensed form. At half the price
Of the imported, perfectly pure magnesa, and it may
be taken into the most delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, ian object often consi'
dersble with phi, scians) being rather pleasant than
disagrrcabe tasted In the Of the American arti-
cle and when it shall become generally known,
satisfied il will supercede the Of the imported
pcciay, 1t is afforded at The same price and Is more
sure in effect than the common cacincd masnesia It
is put up in bottles and labelled with directions, in
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores, or other places where medicines vented
Also. assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES and SOAPS,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth, hair flesh, nail, vsrns SASH TOOLS and camel's
hair brushes
Rose. transparent. variegatcd aud Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august ii WILLIAM IANPiiIER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Notice.

To Proprieto,s Of Fishing Landings, and
aHofhers concerned in Fishing the Shores
oFihe Potomac and ot6ey R,vers in the
Uiei,aity, ,0here Fish are caught at the re.
gular season for putiinSup.
4 MEETING is proposed to be held in Alexandria,,
n the first Monday in December merit, at the house
of Wiiiam B. Stuart Team Goat Hote) for the pur.
pose Of making arrangements which may be mutually
beneficial to the propretors and occupiers Of the differ
ent Landings in relation to the sale Of Fish the ensuing
season. In making this CALL all persons interested are
espectfully invited TO attend aug25-eotlst MonDec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
NO. a80S
Mrs Hagarty
I'D ESPHCTFUII informs the inhabitants Of Alex
lC andria that on the 24th inst. she will open
SCHOOL

on Duk street. for limited number Of Young aides,
to whom she proposes to teach the English and French
Languages scientifically, Ancient and Modern Historys
chronology, Geography with the use of the Maps and
Globes, the Elements Of Natural Philosophy, Rheto-
ric. Prosody, Mythology, Composition, writing and
Arithmetic.
From her long experience in teaching. and perse.
verDg attention TO the moral and literary improve.
ment her pupils, Mrs u trusts she will be able to
give general satisfaction 70 those no may favor her
with patronage.
Information concerning her capability teacher.
NAV be procured from the following gentlemen and la
dies, whose children she had under her tuition during
her residence in Georgetown. ID Cool. Marbury,
Clement Smith, jeremiah Bronsugh Robert Getty.
Horatio Jones. John Abbot, Fsquires; Mrs. Chapman
and Mrs. Mackall, and from Daniel Bryan esq Alex
aIdria, DC. =
Her terms may be ascertaned on application either
TO herself or 10 Mr.. BRYAN
Mrs Hagarty socits attention to the subjoined test-
monials.-
WdshingtOn .9agust 5th, 1929.
am well acquainted with Mrs. !iagarty--1 believe
that she is pious, good lady, and know that she is
well informed, aud IN excellent instructress
JOHN MCLEOD,
Principal Of the Central academy, Washington. d c.
Having had full opportunity during residence Of
many months in the same house with Mrs. Haeart,, Of
ascertaining the extent and variety of her literary
tainments, and her method and industry in ing
instruction, Ibeleve her, in all these qualifications
essential 10 the instruction Ut youth, to be surpassed
by no lady with whom have been acquainted.
PHILIP SMITH,
Classical Teacher, Washington, d c.
From the many opportunities that have had ut
Judging of Mrs Iiagart,'s scqurements Ihave he
station in pronouncng her be OF the best qua
lifted ladies' that have ever met with in her profess
SION 1t may be truly said Of her that hi know dye
of the subjects which she teaches, tar exceeds
her pretensions JAMES CADfN,
Professor of Mathematics and Nafurnl Philosophy,
august IL Washington, ID c,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Sugar. Coffee, Ten, etc.

Sugar, Coffee, Yea, etc,
SAMUEL MESSERSaiifH OFFERS FOR &3LE
- 2 .,hds St Crox, Porto Rico and n. o.
UU 100 barrels sugars, part of which is prime a..
$50 bags Rio, Porto CabeIlo coffee, part prime green
5 5 ssHs. chests r. Tyson Tea sgEs
: chests 80
so 10 4 l3 H. boxesS : sga
a g n 10 es ss,s boxes Imperial do ~
10 . h hs'i II 1 Sess. Hyson do ggr
powchong and souchong in chests and half chests do
10 bags heavy Sumatra pepper
so hhds ". Orleans and w. India molasses
8 casks summer strained sperrnoi
20 pipes Cognac and Champagne brandy, "Hennes.
sy." Goddard e Co and Seignetie's brands
IA half pipes "seignette" do
pipes Holland gin
100 barrels y. Z. ram
20 do Foley's and Trimble's American gin
1873 coils patent cordage, assorted
500 bags patent shot from the Phenix tower
10 tons Russia hemp
8 bales German hessians
90 baSes and half boxes Bakers and Laphams cho-
colate
so boxes yellow soap for shipping
16 boxes sperm candles
500 reams No. 5 and super6ne letter and No. pot
and cap paper
zoo reams wrapping do
50 bundles sugarioafpaper and binders and bandbox
boards
Lisbon and imitation Sherry wine in half quarter casks
l.. p. Madeira in half pipes
Teneriffe and Lisbon im pipes
Hampers porter bottles
1000 bushels Turks Island salt sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
For Rent

For Rent,
4wk That elegan, Two Story Brick
GA ~ House, with kitchen, wash and house.
&s& stable and CARRIAGE house, elegant gar.
ss.'s7sf den and u well of excellent water, pump
in The centre of the square, cisern Of wash water.
and every conveniency BY few and exceeded
by of its size in town 1t is at present occupied
by Mr. James Cloud. Possession given before
thu FIRST Of September next. Apply TO
aug l7-eC,f ROBr BROCKETr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

CHAMpAiGNE, HlBBERT's LONDON
BRowN Stout, PORTER, &c.

CHAMPAiGNE, HiBBERT's LONDON
BkowN Stout, PORTER, &c.
ID J. SAiVETAr returns his thanks to the public
for the patronage they have heretofore extended
him, and informs them that he has this day received
fresh supply Of the above choice Liquors. witt, which
he would be happy furnish them, either by wholesale
or retail. Also. by the schooner Esther Sally, seve
raj hogsheads Of
PHILADELPHIA Porter,
which he will deliver in any part Of the town free Of
expense. BY the dozen otherwise. He has hand,
CHAMPAIcNE AND CLAREr WINES
Of his own importation, which he will warrant pure.
All orders from the country will be thankfully
ceived and promptly attended to.
Good strong Pinegar, suitable FOR family use. may be
had at I'll times at his BorrLIso CELLAR, Royal Street,
.aera,adria- Cash given for Old Bottles
Corks of various qualities for sale.
N. b. DyeiRs and Securing continued as heretofore.
sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Seventy-nine Acres.
District of Colombia,

alexandria County, set.
| ARM TERN, 1929
Charles Murray. Administrator
Of Matthew Robinson, decd. CompPf
| 1gainM
| John VI. Robinson, William no.
| binson, william ID Mutt. Adj In Chdneery
| minstrator Of Elizabeth lto-
| binson decd Margaret Ro-
| binson, Elizabeth Maddox,
| and william Sutton Deffs..
VUvIiE defendants John NJ Robinson, Margaret Robin.
j son, Elisabeth Maddox and William Sutton, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the statute and the rules Of this Coqrt,
and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court upon
affidavit fled, that the said John ~ Robinson, Marga.
ret Robinson, EIizabetb Maddox and " ilam Sutton
are not inhabitants Of the District Of Columbia u
ordered that they do appear here on the first
the next and enter their appearance and g'ysse
cury for performing the decree Of the Court; ard fiat
cory OF this order be forthwith published for tro
months successfully in the Phenix Gazette, printed in
the town of Alexandria and tina: another copy be post
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse Of said codAy
Teste, T.. !. LIE, CJC!
august \ t. <r- ~ ilst.'q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Wanted to Hire.

A the Episcopal Theological Seminary, Dining
N room Servant; Chambermad; Wash-woman,
and Cook. The servants must bring good recon.
menda,ions to character. Liberal wages viii be Civ.
Apply to the Rev Professor Lippet, at the Semi
nary, or to the Rev. w. jackson, in Alexandria
oct Staw9w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

For Sale by the Subscribers,
On Pipes and half pipes cognac brandy, 4th proof
OU various brands.
Is pipes Holland gin
punchcons Jamaica rum, 4th proof
do N. o. particular rum, 4th proof
SO SO ssG. SN. E rum
IS barrels country GIN Campbell and other brands
so do Winchester superior whskey, some dis
TILED from barley
90 hogsheads ST. Croix sugar
50 barrels and boxes refined do
Sc hugshea,ls prime retailing moiassss
z chests Hyson and Young fIy son tea
100 boxes sperm candles
SO do mould do
IS do CASTLE soap
IS do sweet oil
VOC barrels No. IIoston bay rnackerel
$50 kegs, kegs and boxes Richmond panufac.
tired chewing tobacco
bates hops, LIST and ID quality
~ tons Russia hemp
81 coils Boston patent cordage, assorted sizes
$50 kegs Duponts Brand, VINE gunpowder of dit
ferent grades, single, double and treble f.
in papers and cannisters for sporting, and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shot Of all sizes
80 ca,ks Hibberts London brown stout and porter
in quart and pint bottles
MEaochs pale and high coiorcd old London part;cu.
lar Madeira wine in casks of every size
some of which entitled TO drawback
White and pink Champaign, sparkling aud still
Clarct wine in Casks and bottles
Alic;ud Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Na'sga wines in Or. casks
PassarIte
l siarseilles Sherry
50 boxes Maccouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
800 casks of nails of all sizes
200 reams wrapping paper
20 bundles sugar. loaf do
So reams fooscap and pot do a.
20 cases boys and mems fur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes Of all sizes. baltimore
window glass
Also, - bales German hempen oznaburgs, ,icklen.
burgs and hessans
do Russia diapers
IS bales and cases -, 7.8. 4-4 8 and 81
brown and beached shrtings and sheetings
Blue and yellow nankins
90 cases printed striped jeans
do white jeans and drllings
6 do printed caicoss hdkfs and shawls
bales brown drilIings
do tickngs ...ya
5000 lbs GOTTEN yarn, assorted numbers
36 pieces No 2 and cotton sail duck
90 bales white, red and yellow domestic hannels
assorted qualities
IS packages mixed and plain sattinets, kerseys,
liuseys, 50 and 6 twied cloths & casnetts
so dozen Germantown half hose
so do wnrsted do
100 do Iambswool. worried and Vigonia hose
so do lambswooI, worsted and cotton knit
shirts and drawers
Broad cloths cassimeres and waistcoatings
handsome assortment of plain and figured and
fancy Swiss musins
49,, S 4 and 4 cambrics and jackonets
Book and fancy British muslins
scnt2 c. C,ZENovE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
For Sale IN Fee siMple,

For Sale in Fee sample,
HA4ss<- MOUNT PLEASENTVILLE
SXS A small farm situated near the Little kiver
~ Turnpike. Fairfax county, Virginia; late in
e..As. the occupation Of the subscriber, and con.
tanning by actual survey,
Seventy-nine Acres.
There is on the premises good brick Dwelling House
and piazza in Of the Potnmac and adjacent coun
tryIt is bounded by the land Of Capt George Ter
ret. Mrs Dck and Kerr Fitzhngh, distant from Alex.
andria five and from Washington eight miles, on il
two apple orchards Of the hes, fruit. which may
Weld yearly from sixty Ia hundred barrels # CT
der; besides large garden adjoining the house. aud
variety Of peach, pear. plumb. ounce cherry and
other fruit trees in full bearing. The subs rbcr, from
experience saw, il is Of the healthy pla-
ces in the county, and retreat during the summer
heat s,cky months, he knows Of situation that is
more desirable
For particulars apply to
june 15-1awf WILLIAM POMERY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Cash for Negroes.

CASH LOT NeSrOeS.
WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, Of both sexes, from IL to IS years
of age field hands also, mechanics of every descrp-
ton Persons wishing to sellv,ul doweil to give us
CALI as We are determined to We higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now OF may be here
after in this market.
ANY communicate in writing will be promptly at
tended to. We at all times be found at our resi-
dence, west end Of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. C.
sent 30 FRANKLIN 4 ARMFiELb.