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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07

Sugars, Brandy, etc.
SAMUEL .NESSERSNTTH- Offers for sole,
60 rhds New Orleans sugar. part prime quality
Vi" 1S6 h nnas an" St croix and Porto Rico do
q hhds W. l. molasses
10 bags Rio, l.agr,ira aud Java coffee
~ pipes 4th proof Segrette brandy
Is half pipes do do do
do GODDARD < Co. do Old superior
do Champagne doO
4 half pipes American do
s pipes Holland gin f
II bids 4th proof N. o. rum
30 h hnrr.i and }NE. rum
20 bb's POley's genuine Baltimore gin
20 do Baltimore Eagle do
Sherry and Colmensr wines
3 ; S Saif ess sas Young nysontea
8 s S 81 e.; sa:, s., and tie.
!: S S f r.; s;;, ss ;ss tea
half chests llyson tea -
do do Souchong do
81 boxes and half boxes Bakers and Lapham's
chocolate
20 boxesspsrm candles, superior quality
SO hall boxes yellow soap do
4 boxes bloom raisins
bales Buenos 'yres horse hair
60 pieces German I!essians
20 do Spitalfeld hdkfs of handsome patterns
so reams news paper
40 do superiine letter paper
1853 do No 3 letter do
80 do No. 5 pot do
AZ do No. cap do
200 do wrapping do
40 bundles sugar.iosfpapcr and binders & band
box boards
10 tons Russia hemp
1873 coils patent cordage, assorted
500 bags patent shot, from the Phenx Shot Tower
Co. Of Baltimore
20 sacks Liverpool blown salt
$500 bushels Turks island salt
Hampers nor,er and wine bottles, Sc may 29
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
no. 0gg9
Stocks, SC.

r WILL sell at private sale the following Stocks
Il 500 Shares Marine Insurance Company
II do Bank Of Alexandria
60 do Columbian Insurance Company
100 do Great Hunting Creek
"a do Steamboat Potomac
5 do Little River Turnpike Co.
2 do Aexandria e Fauquier Turnpike Go.
do Smokers Turnpike Co.
do Washington Bridge
80 do Fire Insurance Co.
Bond for 1887 SO well secured by deed Of trust.
and $40. 500 of the Capital Stock of the Mechanics
Bank Of Alexandria
$500 to be paid notes endorsed to the satisac.
ticn of the President and Directors Of the Bank Of
Alexandria and $4,000 to President and Directors of
the Office of Discount & Deposit. Washington.
june IS GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07

Tea Pepper. Hemp, etc.
vs'IIls day landing from brig Mary Elizabeth, from
L Salem, for sale by WI. FOW T. 4 Go.
81 81 chests Is Dung S Tyson Gs rprsu TEAS
10 10 DO boxes G %pFss of the S'"'''' cargo
100 bags sumara pepper
II tons 81. Petersburg hemp
90 pieces light Ravens duck
100 coils patent cordage, assorted sizes
IS or qr' CASKS asks Sicily Madeira Wine
g eighth casksC
pipe seignette Brandy, part Syears
2 half pipes 5 old.
90 bales brown shirtings
Also landing from schooner Caledonia, from Boston,
SIS hogsheads prime New-Orleans sugar
do do st. Crox do
u pipes Sicily Madeira wine may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
Late Books.

4 NNE OF GIERSTEIN, or the Maiden of the West
"A by the Author Of Waverey; ColIegians, Tales of
Passion, Disowned, Pelham Tales and Sketches of a
Country schoomaster, Apcian Mor,els, Sparks Life
Of Ledyard Saunders on Pleading and Evidence. 2vo-
luncs, 1929 edition, &c. GEO. WHITE,
June so Corner King and St Assph-sts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
TO MilIers and MilIwrights.

4 NY person who may be about to erect mill where
N the water fall would suit may find it TO their adj
vantage purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the intersection of l4lh street and the Canal in the
City of Washington, they may be purchased at much
less than regular prices. They have been examined
quality and executed in workman like manuer-
They consist of broad over.shot water wheel. II feet
diameter with all the necessary accompanying, cog
wheels, trundle he Ids, spindle hopper, &C. used in
an over sho, mill Also, pair of feet 4 inch Co.
lcgne stones, banded, and ready for immediate
For further particulars apply to Enoch Arnold Of
Washington, or to GEO. JOHNSON.
MAY 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
VIM. FowIe & Co.

VIM. FowSe & CO.
5yAvE received BY the schooner Pioneer, from Bos-
s ton, and offer for sale,
30 hog heads New England rum
IS Is h hoE1A,s New,orleans rum
2l7 casks nails, assorted sizes
so tons plaster paris
100 casks lime
Also landing from schooner Trio, irons New.fork.
5 tons Russia and Manila cordage june 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
Thomas Kihg. . Merchant Tailor.

Ah0MHS Ming merchant allOr.
HAS Just received handsome assortment of SF.a.
IL SONABLE mn FASHIONABLE SPRING
GOODS and PaLM LEAF K4IS. which he offers
for sale the mist reasonable terms for cash, lis
old stand, King street, between the Franklin House
and City Hotel. lie has hand all sorts Of fashion.
able ready made clothing and he has good assort
ment Of hastings and drings, Yigonia cassimeIes and
Marseles, blue and black bombazetts, Gotten loren
tines and stripes, Russia sheengs and fashionable but
TONS and all sorts Of trimmings. Orders will be taken,
which viii be made up to any fashion, with neatness
and despatch, at the shortest notice. mays
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
Notice.
The Steamboat
POTOMAC,
C4pT NRL9H JENkINS,

tg.fE =. thJsIE II Nh14'o,
Eg\VING been iatcly hauled up at New.fork com
Dletely and thoroughly repaired, new coppered,
The guards extended quite aft. soas TO afford plea
s,nt and more roomy deck and the engine put IN
connle'c order on the most approved plan, will on
Welnesl.v the 20th INST. her usual rout from
she Ci,> of Washington Leaving W,ShingtonaS and
AlexanI-iq AZ Ao'clock ON every Wednesday after.
n,,q arrive At old Point Norfolk thetol-
owing It'srnOon.
Leave Norfolk At six O'Clock the nextmorning ant!
Arrive at City Point and Richmond on the evening
ofthe same day.
Returning, willleaye RichnCrd atsix o'clCol on
sunday morning, touching at City Point, and arrive
at Norfolk the same evening
leave Norfolk AZ = O'Clock Monday morning,
,nncbnr at Old Point Comfort, and arrive ut Mcxan.
.Ir;, interchangeable next morning in time for
,,ssNoc-srs to oroceed on to baltimore.
FfRE:
From Westinghouse Ncvandria,eo all places the
Potomac River, where passengers e landed
.;tb ccnv,n;erce S6 90
ON Westinghouse Alexandris.o Old Pointer Nor.
folk, W
M. do. do. to Jamestown 90
DO. do do. to City Point SO
Do do. do. 20 Richmond ~ 90
From Norfolk toJames Town, w
r. 40 m civ Point. 8 90
NJ 40 m Richmond, 4 90
rrNealsineludedin allcases.
,rrto " y 9TTTES, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
Cotton Narn.

mo. n. JOHNSON & Co. will keep constantly on
81 hand supply Of Cotton Yam from 81 e msnuiac-
tory at Occoquan, Va. near ;his place, which they
warrant equal in quatr TO any manufactured in tie
United States. and will sell nj the Baltimore price.
Country merchants are requested TO call ard examine
the article. march 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
Coach-MaKiMg

EouN SUMMERS x ALEXiRP. AUSTIN, respect.
- fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copsr,a. rship and continue carrying on the
Cogch and Harness Making Business,
=, the old stand on St Asaph-street, between King
ana Prince, and formerly occupied by John oummers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07

Lemons, BroOms, &c.
Al Boxes Sicily lemons, prime order
~ 20 hogsheads ". o. molasses
SO dozen brooms
IS boxes and quarter boxes bunch raisins
60 do mould candles
hhds and twenty barrels Baltimore whiskey
Just received and for sale by
June 16 COHAG AN & WHITTLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07

.Muekerel, Rum, sc.
az Bbls No ) mackerci
~ 20 do n f.. RUN
20 boxes behring's
10 bbls prime beef
10 Ito do pork
Received per schr. Trio and for sale BY
STEPHEN sHINN,
iune II Iann-.'s VhaIf,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
Grain and Plaster.

Grain and Plaster.
vIyHE subscrb ers have formed a copartnership, and
u will transact business at Alexandria and Deco.
ouan, under the name off. & J. IL. Jsnney. They
invite the calof persons who bring gram for sale to
either of these markets.
Farmers viii at all times be furnished at Occoquan
with plastereisher IN the rock ground, very mo-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
A Situation w anted.

4 YOUNG MAN who writes good hand, W antsre
"A situation in either Dry Goods or Grocery Store
that will afford him toIerably genteel support I'm.
questionable testimonials Of bis character be Civ
en-. letter addressed to A. Il. and left this Office
will be punctualy attended to. feb. "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07
Mrs.. N0AgkiMs0n,

Mrs. N0agkAnson,
SSTiDOW of the late Captain Hodgk'nson OF th's
w mort. wishes To receive few gentee, BOARD
FRS application to be male to her a. her residence
ON King Street, between Pitt and st. .4saph.streets,
,,ii: feb "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-07

Fresh Lime.
sDnn Casks Thcu,sston lime Con board brig Elzs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

troops. .ahd soon decided the canlcnt. The heads
or ringleaders Of the Insurgents, were Garcia,
(since dead oil wounds,) Sovoto, three Tolsas, two
Frenchmen, and some others. They are acting
most wisely, and are trying to make its admins
traton up as nearly as it was before. President
and Ministers the sane, with the exception of Pc
draza, (the President clcct;) but they cannot get
the Congress or Senate TO meet, and the whole al
fair ia very tickle and weak. Predraza and Fill
so'o' the commander chief. have left the city
with some hundred horse. and MANY officers. AMI
are collecting troops in Puebla. They expcc, 10
be joined by Rincon, Calderon, Cor,ezan, Parre-
and Marquis who can bring into the field, prob
ably 10000 veterans. and the new party have ont
~ two regiments of practised or disciplined troops
No doubt some ofthe States will resist mos
resoluteiy, and the country will.be divided for n
long time, but they are acting with so much pru-
dence and wisdom, that it begins TO appear doubt
iui, and the usurpcrs may keep possession OF the
city and state OF Mexico. The Conducta, with
specie,) is at presen at Puehla, under care OF
! Marquis, and we believe will get down safe.
Bali. Chron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

tenn OF government TO pay very large proper ton
OF the taxes OF the state, is apparent, because they
axe the most productive aud convenient source OF
revenue, within the scope OF our legislative pow
ers. Tie productiveness of capital furnishes the
fairest rule OF taxation. While slaves yield a
profit oil ar 10 per cent. on their value. land will
yield no more than or > per ceotum. The
owner Of tsie Stare, then, can pay tax off per
centun ;::e value OF hi> slave. with less incon-
venience thsu the proprietor OF land would pay l
or one and half per centum the value OF
his land.
promised, however. no, 20 discuss the que =
ton, how TAR property was entitled 20 be regsr.ie,
as an element OF power in the distribution and ar.
rangemon, Of the privileges and burdens orcoy-
eminent. IT is no fart OF my purpose AZ present,
10 consider ms subject, abstractedy OF with refer
ence 10 is application in Virginia. ! would only
observe, that when proper occasion shall occur,
viii deserve, and hope il will obtain the ma.
turest and most temperate inves;ig alton.
Y Shareholder Of Eastern Virgi,I;3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

Land, SiareS, &c. for Sale.
virtue oil three several deeds Vt of record
lee ohce, executed BY Capt. Stephen BEDFORD 10 the
sut;crbes Tor purposes therein will be sod
highest biddef al the reence OF said Bedford county
oil Charlotte, nles south of the courthouse "Wednesday
'he 18Th oil bIuery next valuable Tract of Land
ed ON Iwes creek, estimated al Gee condered
VI the best high land tracts the
aud comfortable buildings OF every description f,r
notation OF family, aud for plantation purposes. beautiful
and healthy situations good wafer, aud
worth the attention Of any disposed settle in the toun
try further description deemed any
rrhiu to will apply TO either of the Subscribers, Or 10
OsPt Dediofd reading the premises who will .heu he
iandi terms made tno~n on the day Of sale.
at The same tine aud place, viii be sold credit until
Tue Isl Gay OF June next, between so 40 likely family
goes amongst them ATE men, women, boys and girls
monty likely and valuable, being the large
Der OF negroes Of whom would be offered sale but
from necessity Those who wish TO purchase negroes their
own advised 10 sttend this sale, where is
they may be accommodated with good negroes have
e1poted TO sale IN this country A the place
teton tools: hou,ehod and kh.n furniture crops Of corn
fodder, whsa. ard cats, Wagons sni riding
and many articles too tedious men,on; also until
the LIST day of June next ii, dollars, FUR
eha:efs giving bonds with approved all ten
d'ss SUD under cash. The ssie will certainly place on
The day appointed, and will Continue from day day. until all
sold The title, 10 land aud property ndpnsble but
such titles only vested will he
veyed - pureha,ers.
MATTHEW WILLIAMS, , Trus-
JNO. Nj. DANIEL { tees.
The above sale Is made by my consent. S. BEDFORD.
Jan. %. as ID,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

saat Mr. Adams has grAti.iea their request. by
having written long letter in reply" We pre-
sumo, after what has passed, that the whole cor
respondence will be given to the press.
The public will look for it with no little int.
rest rIb.
Nathaniel Ssbee was, on tho 18th instant. re-
elected Senator Of the United States from the
State OF Massachusetts,, for six years. from the I'd
DAY of March next, when his present term Of SER
vice will expire. In the Senate of the State the
votes wee, for Mr.. Silsbee s0-for others s. In
the Representatives Branch the votes were, for
MIR. 5. 1872, for others 81. All the votes but II
not given to Mr.. 5. were given to Governor Him
coin, although he declined being candidate In OPP
| Joseph Quincy, late Mayor of Boston, has been
elected, by the Corporation Of Harvard College.
President OF that Institution. This nomination re.
quires confirmation by the Overscers OF the In
sh.uuon' who are to meet on the 18th instant to
act upon il. I'm
! WAsHiNGToN, Jan. %. In the Senate. yes-
terday, the bill for the adjudication and final SET,
iement OF certain land Claims, in the State OF Lou
tslana, was discussed at considerable length: Mr.
smith, oil s. g., opposing, and Messrs. Johnson of
Lou, Benton, and Barton, supporting the bill Ii,
was finally, ordered TO be engrossed by yeas and
! Nays IN the affirmative. and 10 in the neg
alive The bill for the final adjustment of land
claims in the State OF Missouri, was, also, order
| ca to a third reading. Among the petitions pre-
scented, was one by Mr.. Dickerson, from sundry
eiuzens OF N Jersey, praying for the gradual alb
clifton OF slavery in the District of Columbus; and
one by Mr.. Hayne, from sundry citizens of Cam
den' praying that the transportation of the mail ON
| Sunday may be prohibited by law.
| In the House Of Representatives, yesterday, the
resolutions presented by Mr. Gurley, contempla-
ting grant of five hundred thousand acres ofIand
to aid in the construction of canal between Lake
Pontchartrain and the Mississippi, and also town
ship oil land for the endowment OF a College in
that State, were considered and discussed until one
O'Clock, whenthe hour allotted to resolutions bay-
ing elapsed, the House came to no decision on the
question. The bill to establish the Territorial
Government OF Huron, the bill to continue the
present mode OF supplying the Army Of the United
States, and the bill cedipg tract Of land called
Mount Dearborn, in the State of s. Carolina. to
that State, were sevcraly read the third time and
passed The House resolved itself into Com
miuee OF the Whole on the State of the Union.
Mn Martin, offs. Carolina in the Chair and took
up the consideration of the bill for the repair and
preservation OF the Cumberland Rood This mea.
sure was advocated by Mr.. Strong, and opposed
! by MIR. Silas Wood of N. Y, and by Mr. philip
L. Barbour, in lucid argument cvincing a deep
research into the subject, and replete with legal
acumen and profound reasoning The question
occupied the attention of the Hou Sc until four o.
clock, when an adjournment, took place
T7elegraph.
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which tie House adjourned.
TIE srPREMr corpr

WAs1t1N eroN, Jan. I9.-Associate JuJoe T,n-
val having now reached the City, and a Gi,orum
being, therefore, present, the Court will proceed
70 business to-day. Il is feared that thc loss or
"eess time Of the Court will have the effect TO
psiPone Tor year OF Two, the hearing of some
Of the causes now on the docket Uad9hs CT
pfoccedad directly to business, Il would have fss.
pltcned, during this term, 50 much Of lie bps;.
ntss before IT, as 70 be enabled 20 look fortyard
"uh couneencs 70 complete clearance Of tho
800 81 '''' n'N' TERM [.fdf. Int
u was sope days ago stated, as fact, in some
dcrai gentlemen, whose feelings had boc,, -,
cd by tie contents Of Mr. JeTerson'a lsIer - H.
Giles concerning MIR. Adams, had sdsressoi
letter 10 Mr.. Adams, demanding, o. ren,,ss,'
inE an explanation of some paris Of C,5ss pa-
r'f'. we .e'"a s-,r. i:-rr he u ,sscc H.: .,,--r.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24
NUS5IA AND TURKEY.
REYOLUTION IN MEXICO

BALT1MoRE, Jan. 22d.-We are indebted IN
dr Nelson. of the Exchange Reading Rooms.
Tor the following important Information, received
BY tie schooner Shamrock, Capt. Alexander at
this port, from Taupico.
On tie 2O;h. November, at night, cry for the
usual pietexi Of expelling the old spaniaris, was
gwen, aud regiment OF artillery revoted as also
one or tworegments Of militia. On the Ist. Dec,
an action began in the suburbs, the revolted troops
fought well, and night stopped the firing. On the
"a. by day break, it was renewed, and after hot
work, the rebels had advanced sfew sauares. al
nc convent tops were occupied by government
On Tie 90. the rebels lost three or four cannon,
ana were pushed back 10 their old posts. loss on
both sides about equal; about one or two hundred
Killed each dAy-both sides fought desperately in
me streets with cannon and musqGetry, and from
the converts and house tops-no tand.to hand
lighting On the A,h, the day commenced with
messages, but as nothing could he done, they re-
commenced fighting more vioenny---at II O'Clock
one convent surrendered by means Of forged sig.
nature OF the President, and the bells beginning
70 ting, spread panic through The Government
troops and 10 three hours, the rebels possessed the
palace and ali the couyents and then the canalIe
and viciors rushed 10 the Parian, Postaies, and
some other stores, and in two hours cleared ont
property. estimated at from three 10 +. mil lions
Of dollars.
Or 0e 80 f;eo Grs-s--s s-r.~el y''f r.-.b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

chsncery AT court Of monthly he Id for
equity as'he courthouse, on Monday January The I2i
Eh-"n..a eia"'oio, complainant.
RobeI; Dalton admor of Peter Crawford deed william
CrewisId Reuben Crawford, Eliza Crawford beverly
ford Washington Crawford, Peter Crawford William Dc
sou, fster Dickinson, Elizabeth Dickinson, Richard Di,
son, James Dickinson, Martha Dickinson, Sarah Dikn,o,
and John Dickinson, children of Psey Diekenon who W..
fey Ca"tod daughter OF the said Peter Crawford dec
aud Charles Fomr.bn, jr. De(e pd,nf,
Inc deiendat william Dictsnson not having ente,d h
appearance aud gwen security according law, and the
rune, oil t 1ou aud appearing 10 the satisfaction of tie
curt mat he NOT an ohabtsnt Of this State, the m ton
OF me by her e,uh'e IL ordered that said
william Dieken'on spreaI here the first day Of April court
ne 'nd suswer The bill Of tie conpsinar tat copy
OF TINS order he forthwith inserted some ne wpapsr
i'hed W the city Of Richmond for two months
and posted at the front door Of the of Iii eaunv
on GONE court day. COPY. T.re 1'''
- JOHN HUNTER, Gle,
4.
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INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL
FREDERICKsBURo.

FREDERICKsBURG.
tHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friend, and the
~ public in general that he has taken that well known
house, the
Indian Queen Hotel,
recently occupied by John l. RaliUs and il nov
toi the reception Of company Th Spacious and
establishment has lately been in plee repair and the
'ubseriber feels h'Dstf justified assuring all those who
wall do him the hona Of iins upon him. that The
meat VIII not be ofsrto that Of suy Other huse iD tho
safe HIS ehrge' 10 sui The times will be moderate lie has
attentive aud faithful servants. Ills
FIRE-PROOF STABLES
are under The direction ercelen Hester and HE p,
Supplied With the bert Of Liquors.
ROBERT l.. BLACKBURN.
Sac. ~. IS w4y
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i2URSuANT IL deed .! u bearing date the Goth d,y
- OF December IN the 1926, aud duly tdit:,d 10
record IN he clerks office Richmond county, executed b
Aibei, Mecaity and Lucinda H. hi, wife trustee
Tor the benefit Of George McCarty, shall prerr
the 25,h day Of March 1885, IL fair or the first fair s
threateI sell aud dispose of in fea simple publ. auction
to the highest bidder for ready ney that parcel
lana called and known by the Of Liberty R situated
ana eeing IN kehmond county, Va; containing SO
more oil lees, with oil the buildings aud
aud the aPPuenanees Of kind threo belonging for
the purpose. specified in .sid trust deed.
This TRACT well deserves the alton uf those who
may wsh to purchase iandN ba, on ii a story doub.
hVu'e containing Elk with fire places. large
s' and closets there also in ,. story
large rooms and an enyj TO &c the fir
place. also good kitchen, smoke house, dairy stable karn
,nd new store house and ice house, .sd
uset Contains about $50 Of land grounds.
anu CT The latter about leo acres Of wEits oak swamp
lie ssd h!AnsiUR iuuse u shout mile hloatioo
creek, aud p miles irou the bpphanuock river
to every source Of comfort be dervsd
It's healthy suation and well situated for auy profession
beng near The public roads. aud Rye on
said iarm Persons who desire TO purchase said land
are invited 10 view the previous To the Of
shall convey such title only ves,d IN trustee
JNo. Is. BnaMHAM, Trustee.
Farnham church, JAM "a. SID,
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information has reached this City, that the Pre-
sldens Elect. Gen. Jackson, will set out from his
residence, for Washington CITY. about thu 9Otb in
slant Should the Ohio River be open, and nayi-
gable by steamboats,, he will pass through Louis
vile and ascend the rive~ 10 Wheeling, or Pitts
burgb o'horwise he will travel through Virginia.
% ashlng,on. II the weather should continue
Cou, lie VIII necessarily be constrained to take
'''e iast mentioned route. Nat Int.
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Pubhc JVdrchouse Richmond,
Nj G.. LkCRIArp

T1ENDERS liz services to the CultOators of Tobacco =,
- sde'ndn at The shove Warehouse (s the desire and un
Ger we Recommendation o the In:reeofsD and will pay The
ticteb attention receiving, securing and selling sny To-
hste" eongntd 10 he care sent 70 the inspectors, Pnne.
11Tyllage. ko. advanced.
gT0m e IN the Inipeetors Counting Room.
ID Tht Pinet: are assured thai the best rrie E, will 10
obtained from oil The buyers.
Jan. "a aauf
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DJSSOLUITOX.

TUE psnosIhir heretofore exiting under the firm Of
a JOHN ~ GORDON K co. expired by limitation on the
sid ut John NJ Gordon authorised to settle the bu.,pe,,
OF faid hm-Al Penon:, therefore, hayus claim. are dsf
Cd TO present them for adjusme, Oe who are
sFsfe'Peetfnly feque'sd TO msts ,amedste payment.
JOHN N. GORDON,
JAMES NJ. RADCLIFFE.