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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.


Book auction.
V\HtS evening. commencing at seven O'Clock, viii
i be sold my Auction Rooms an extensive sssost-
ment Of
NtW and Valuable Books,
Among them viii be found
SCOTS novel; complete
Spectator vols. min
Guardian, Tattler. tJ'c 1 vol
fox's Book of Martyr fine plates
Diary OF q Physician
Homlies Of the Ep. Church. fine ed
Splendid Common Prayer
Bucks theological Dictionary
Bun works; Pol, glOt Bible
Scenes OF eslth. fine plates
London Csrcanet; Ron, vols 1t
Hannah Muore's works
Arabian Nights vol complete
Shakespeare 3 vols, DO 10 vols
Elegant Family Bibles, many plates
Do Testsm. nts clasp and fancy bound
SINNERS Truth and Order. with great variety
of school books, novels, Blank Books, &c Sc
nov IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

Turner'S Confession. MIR. Gray, Of
@ n Va has taken down the confession
'ay' Ter and. according to the Richmond
.' ,' hn, proceeded to Baltimore ",'h the
pay ', 10, 10 have it put to press. 1t will make
''' -. If about sixteen octave pages, and
f,J,d to print $4,000 copies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

,,o,e Cotton Crop.-The Mobile Register
''''' 80 mentions, on information derived
o'' ii, sources, that in the counties OF Ma
'"' U,,,r Greene, Tuscaloosa, Pickens' and
''''' tho Cotton crop of the present year pro-
a''~ Increase upon the last years production,
Is, ml had indeed injured some of the held''
' - ,,nuth Of the plant is generally iuzurlant
:, w. ,'.oa, and the weather for some time has
'' ,, favorable. Throughout South Alaba'
S'' ~ .,,,.a tina, the land in cultivation ex-
D. ,'oo,iderabiy the quantity planted last year
.''' = - - concludes. that with favorable
" l.. Gr another month, the present viii ex-
,5e last years crop, By several thousand
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
"ANyApoLI,. October, "a,

'oTt Of Cimcery, September. Term, 1881.
W. Johnson concluded his arsument, which
commenced on Friday, in the case of the Rail
Rod Company vs. the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nj Company, on Saturday about three o'clock,
To-day Mr., fancy, on the same side, occupied
he Court until two o'clock. He is expected to
hl'>A his Argument early to morrow. MIR. Gwynn
I" follow him, aud finally conclude the whole
me IN the course Of Wednesday. Eight Or ten
hn0s thought will put US in possession OF the
CaiC,l'Or's final decree. He has gwen notice
aalne will hear no other case at this term until
ms one Is decided. An earlier decision there
hr'' than could, under other circumstances, be
''PSc'ed, nav be looked for, and from the very
''' DISCUSSION the case has received, the Chan
's'o' opinion will no doubt have most mate
"a influence on its ultimate determination,
@Ola the lo'us party in this Court think pro-
vi " ,'.rS II TO an appellate tribunal"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
BALTIMORE, Oct. &c

Ca ,rass-yirs. Days Face. Five hors-
ss'r'ed - Say 10. III. purse Of three hun
''el COLLARS, ,"1 II shyats, mir, Craig's
Nsna TAYLOR; Nj. STE, ~, Celeste; Air Sell
Has Nalinda; Mr.. Pa Bachelor; and Do,
Nhses Gen. Brooke. Tue first hest, we learn.
vs. Won by MalIuda. In the st, nd heat, Nrr-
'Ga TAYLOR came out ahead. The pTd heat Was
dby Virginia Taylor and Bacar Tor only.
-s Oher three horses having been withdrawn; 1t
u also won BY Virginia Taylor.
-. me great post stake for $4,000 will be run for
az uay al one O'clock.
ENTREES:
VT Cra's's (supposed) Bonnets O'BIue--Ri-
~ . dress. Blue jacket and cap.
~, !oL "yGn's isnPPOsedl James Cropper--Ri-
"'Sofess, Red Jacket and cap
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
NEw-YoRK MARKET-ocr. "a.

The price of Western Flour was steady
throughout with good demand; Southern decIn-
ed cts Dbl. and closed heavy. No change in
Wheat; Rye quick at SO cents Corn declined
materially in consequence Of heavy arrivals with
out any corresponding demand; prime notherD
closed at 62! cts.
Sales 5000 bushels Northern white at &C cts
and several cargoesSouthern at SIS 60 cts.-a
good deal lies over to this week. Barley. sales
$1,000 bu, at lis cts. and the chief holders now
ask still more.-Jour. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
New Wrench Grammar.

COupENDiOUs and easy Grammar Tor teaoh'"s
4 and learning the French Language, which may A.
b. ned Gar acquiring, with facility, without an III.
.,ruetor, perfect understanding of the French wrl'
,.rs. II, The national d,oms Divided into thirty lessons
prens,,ed by objection of phrases, to be committed
80 rsrnorv sn commencing the study Of the French
and lis s;strr tongues. Spanish and Italian Converse
nons on education, sc. sc by Henri euegan. late
pp",ss,o, # his yernacuar tongue at the Gymnasium
and AMERICAS Institution at Washington D. Z just
published, and on sale by - =. ,,o,p,soN
oct 2S-St WA %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
NEW klRM

Under the style of Garrard y 4HcReaay' ~
C.nR,hD. oe Kentucky, and A soHEtDf.
II of the firm Of Mcaeady Co. having associated
themselves in the mercantile business respectfully an
,mes Tn the old customers of A. Medically x Co. ana
the public generally that they will be reeey,nS =" the
course of few days. from the Eastern .:I.,
RAJ hss will be happ, to see their friends and sell them
he5 .r,,srs Those persons who have not yet pur-
,hs;r Fall nj Winter supply Of articles in their
line are particularly, solicited to delay doing so un''
the arrival of their goods
Cen,reville, Fairfax CO. va "ct a.
oct 26-Gt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA. On. c..

fONI Of AhGa'11'D'1"' H. " -
ARRIVED. OcroBER. 90,
British Schr. Fame, Place, Bermuda; rum &
lemons TOD. YeatOn.
schr. Virginia, Shinn, New York; freight for
the District.
- Meridian, Small, Boston; plaster to J.
II. Ladd.
schr. Cherub, Haskiil, EastPort; plaster to J.
s. w. Fl. Irwin.
Sloop Constellation, Avery, New London;
cheese to master.
SAILED,
Schr Washington, Knapp. New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
I,i,ue and Mathis
Notice

4 GENTLEMAN interested IN planting estanl's ao
\ nan, in I ou;,;ana. wishes to purchase ~ or 80
orderly negroes (of both sexes) in families. for his
own service. and among them, carriage driver and
Persons disposed to sell negroes may learn his adj
Ga.ette sept 5-2sWtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
YrMstee's Sale

FINDER the authority of deed If trust, executed
L on the 18th day Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
an. Frances +. Lewis his wife and recorded in the
CLERKS Office OF Prince vi Iiism County Court, will
SELL by public auction at BrenFSviiIe on the first Mon
day Januar, that being Court day for ready money!
Il mOirt, Of -.
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County being the same whereon
john Lewis nov resides, which as conveyed BY said
Lewis and life the sub, crber Trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title AS is vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of trust will be conveyed the purchasers; it is beev'
ed to be UNIQUE siiorabie
Oct fS-ts ROBERT BABY, trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
usyANDRIA. d.
= vg8yLyG, OCTOBER q. 1871

g Goods of Domestic growth and
!, IP~ ,bs United States for the year
Ia;''I' .,sr so, 1880, were, OF Cotton
!: s 2, A.. valued at $50, 674,sss' OF to-
- " ~ rsls valued at $3.50, SOS; OF -four
&,. x,lued at 6,Os5, 95s; soap s.
- ~, lilies ?, AS, O45 lbs. together va
70 y. ~ 90. refined sugar 1856, eco lbs. va
!; o, ~, os4. wax 1901 lbs. valued at
4 -, =, ;oo, 500; boots and SHOES SoO'12s
~ 'l ~, SIS. COS; sperm. candles 1852,
''- I'm oil 5s,ss4 gallons; whale oil
- D. ! .,,I,n,, valued at coo, 944; Domestic
~, ! Va: 81, 800 printed and eol'red ! s0s' S.;
H.. ; - 1925 nnnAeens' a4'744 twist and
,', a $50 of all other kinds. Total 3D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
HaNk Of Potomac ,

October z, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhoder. oI TINS
- serve the ensuing yes, will be held at the Banking
House ur on Monday, the 9Th day Of November next.
poIls omen at 10 o'clock A. VI and close at O'CLOCK
:, CHARLES PAGE, Cashier.
ort 7-2aw,7thNoY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
For freigMI
DRAUyS TO-MORROU.

Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit ofihe Dismal Stump Canut Company,
Class No 10 TO 1881.
VIII be drawn in Richmond on Friday Oct 20
SO Number Lottery-lO Drawn Ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets $40; halves5; quarters 50; e'ghihs -
To be had n var ely % numbers 1t
]. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Street, Pposi III Frank II use
Drawing Of The Delaware y Carolina Lottery, NO.
II for 1851:
40 60 So IS 50 81 so 81 46 4S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Gran0 hodge.
Al Huyaen, Dental Surgeon,

XHTOUlD inform his customers and the citizens OF
w Alex,nlrjs, that in consequence of his ab-
nee from the District he has been under the
ty of disseminating his visits TO that place for few
weeks past. but will resume them Oil Thursday mex,
27;h instant and continue them usual, the second
and fourth thursday in each m nth.
oct27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27

George IohnsoM & Go.
VIAVE Just received and for sale,
III 40 boxes plug tobacco
IL 10 the pound.
In Store.
~ .,.as, qrs and ~ elghths boz sIs'
deira wine Of their own Importation war.
ranted pure en-,
so quarter casks and indian barrels, harseiiles
Madeira. Of superior quality
eauarter casks Sicily Madeira 60
5 bales spinning cotton, for retailing
8cssks cheese low TO close sales
asp boxes superior real Havana segars
bales brown domestics g. 10 A. wide
barrels bright yarnish
No nackerel in barrels and half barrels
IN room in front Of B. Hooes office
FOUR FORTEPIANOS Of fine tone,
and snIendd worknanship, ali of which are offered or
pleasing terms
~ Hheat purchased as usual
%
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Notice is hereby given,

Certificate No $50. for twenty lone shares OF stock
in the Fire Insurance Company of Alexandra, stand
ing in the name of Neh niah Carson, t.' same having
been lost or mis- aid. and was aed 10Th SEPTEMBER
1870 oT' Q 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27

.,oIips to the subjOined statement from the
=, Transcript. there are, in that s'aid and
.,, :, few mice young men, tor small
rb, should be looked after.
.-sdibIy informed, that there are two
. % Of young men and boys between
s,,ol IS and 20 years, who are regularly
,.I hold secret meetings, and are ulslin-
i INV ocular badges or designations. The
nv ',iIrJ the &" Metamora Club" the other
,Tarng Bursters;" classical and aPPlopri-
no ors holds its meetings in certain room
| ,,r,,in House (which we shall not more
49,, de,eribe at PRESENT. in Codrt street, the
.,..brates its orgies in certain room,ln all
a,in bouse, not 81 far from, Province House
- ma, the arm of Justice cannot reach 1t.
. The members Of these clubs assemble with
,~.Dlab,s punctuality, when any thing us
| md and having drugsed themselves with
lnTr,ire draughts, over the gGarsbiiRg table,
N, E,,h by threes and iouis in quest OF adven-
y. Unprotected females are insulted, and
| bred, i ulsuspecting foot passengers, IT alone
n ppuacde,i. are Knocked down, tramrled
|o,, and pu, in jeopardy Of their lives. When
Il nrn has displayed their Prowess by the
|oon,,iou Of some gross outrage against the
|,ace Of ,s CITY, they return to the " club room,
Oarrs,e ,hsir chiIalrous deeds aud another Is
detached on second expedition. They wear
(ssui,s,. boast Of their adroitness aud bud de-
|ance to Saichnen aud police officers. The mem,
Ie,af d. "N,tamora Club" wear caps Cor dad
,e heu;-we presume they will change the
|l,AIor. nos We have tet the cat out ct the bag,
bra ta.,el falling down over the right eye
he yuung barslers" donned their {" bonnets
\ Hue," so that the daagler hang jaun,ins'y
paysnded over the left ear; most omlnous char
lctsnsric, indicating "fOrSnne conclusion
4" Itts is nutan exaggerated statement. These
,rn5ina,ivns Of youug mffiaus actually exist,
nd not night passes that more or less OF the
~cis,cs d. not inf.st seine peaceable neighbour
ad, ofendms the ear with biasphemous Oaths
nd obscene conversation, o. r"''nidatlDg the
'ak and defying the ste g ave promised
.it Of names, which nas Deen some time N
L 20 son as completed we shall hang
len up ike pirates on glbbet, as warning It
1srs uaO NAV be following their footsteps"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
Price of Produce in alexandria yesterday, from
Wagons and Pessels.

FLoun.-Yesterday the current price of Flour
from wagons was 10. A few loads brought
fraction more. Sales from stores l6 a II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
COnstabie's Sale

oOhStuOsO . o"AO
Nv virtue of three wnts of ieri acas directed
I'D TO sa,isf, a debt due to G n Smoot, and issued
out of the Office Of Adam Lynn. Justice of the peace
x~-s for the County of Alexandria, shall pro-
hWY31tx coed, on Thursday the l7th Of November
NE, next, at IL O'Clock " to sell, the pre-.
&EAaK misses, to the highest bidder, for cash,
ali the rit. title AM niere.: ~ James Black to GER
tain LOTS and TENEMENTs situated in the
town Of Alexandria, and bounded Yellowstone lot
Of ground will, the mprovemen is thereon, beginning
at the intersection Of Wolf and Patrick Streets running
west with Wolf street 20 Henry tthence north on Hen:
ry street half square, thence esser' parallel to- WON
street to Patrick ~ thence southl 10 the beginn'g.
Also, one other LOT Of GROUND with the i'm.
thereon situated the wesi side OF PITT
street On the south side offs ten foot alley, ITO feet to
the south of street, thence south Pitt street ~
feet thence west parallel to Wolf s. feet thence
north and parallel Pitt street % feet the said ten
foot al " with that sev TO the beg ming And S'so,
one other LOT of GROUND with the improve
ents thereon commencing on tie west side OF Pitt
street with the line Of lot ground sold by Hamilton
to Fletcher thence west with that line 81 feet to an
aey thence north with the alley 10 the line OF lot sold
by Han iIton To HILL thence easery with said line " u
in and parallel Wolf street % Fl in to Pitt street,
thence south with Pitt Street te the beginning.
EDWARD BURCHILL,
oct lY-ts ConstaoIe'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27

THEODORE LYMAN, Jr. is prominent
l t-,' s., the MayOraIty of Boston. HIS be-
or,bs Adjustment Of Imprisonment
- -. r,ferred to IN the newspapers OF that
,ssOmmendatlon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27

,o.,s of srempiiOn from Cholera. -
.'r.,l Gazette contains communication
,,,oi.b physician, giving as the result OF
= r., THAT cholera always spares Ger;
,,b,r Of persons, and OF these invariably
/ = ,odiy;daals who have the Itch"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-27

Lowest Prize sc, Tickets IS.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 80. fl, 1881 u.,,o.-
To drawn sry -, e 49, toEh ou "eahSS'
tls, Goth october
&c Nos. 10 drawn Ballots.
1 Prize of 100000 prize OF $4,000
! dn Of 5000 prize of 5000
Tickets IS 90; halves so; quarters Is.
To be had in variety Of nulpbers*t
JOHN G.. MANDELL'S
Lottery ana Exchange Office.
Drawing of the Grand COnsoiids'ed ottery. No "a
40 60 50 IS SO 81 so 81 4O 4S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

IMPORTANT SALE OF LANp. CROP, STOCK,
D. Househ Ia FtHn fure, &c. at HuctiOn.-1 his sale
viii take place on the premises. and the
18Th October next in the following order and the
following terms, 10 witt FIRST the Land; terms third
cash, the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
payments satisfactorily secured. Next the Crop; con
ssng OF tobacco corn, rye, OATS fodder, and one hun
dred barrels OF flour. Next, Stock. among which will
he IL 600 lbs pork, well rtened Next sood deal of
valuable Furniture; and lastly, Plantation Tools, sc
Terms Cash for all OF So and under; Tor all above
credit will be given till LIST OF May ensuing, the
purchaser executing bond with good security
The Land contains 1896 acres and is bounded on the
North by Dan river, and a-half miles, which sf-
lords about $50 acres of fine bottom Aaron's creek,
the dividing line OF the counties of Halifax and Meek
enburg passes through its whole width, which is
mill, in good order, yielding annually toll of 300 bbs
minute description OF the above named property is
considered unnecessary, as invite those wishing to
purchase 80 view and decide for themselves. This
much will say, the situation is healthy the top of
the Blue Ridge; and further produces we'll all the sta
pies of the State. with than usual quantity OF the
comforts arising from a iRe grazing farm
Bidders may rest assured that the sale will certainly
be made, disease under which labor forbiis that
should encounter another Virginia winter; and, with
all, i have made up my mind to meet the sacrifice.
ROBERT NELSON
Aug. 70 30-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

AND FOR SALE.-Wnl be sold, on Saturday,
IA the 22i Of O.teb-r neat, il fair, Dot, the frsl
fair day. Sunday excep thereafter on the premises TO
h. highss, bidder, the tate la Nrl-on County called
Roskh.h, whereon the late c,or David II. Psuesoo
resided lee in the ,rk OF Rocksh and JAMES RIVER
and con'sins about five hundred and acrs,. B,,h
The low ground aud high landi OF excelien,
quality, and susceptible OF ire highest degree cf i'm
p'ovement The terms will be one, two, three, and
four years credit, sesured by tords aGd approved
curly, and deed of ,rusi on the land.
greatly prefer cell rig the Estate for cash; therefore,
any person disposed in the meantime give cash will
apply 10 MIR. Thomas Taylor, in Richmond, who is au-
thorized to sell it, TO myself, in Buckingham and if
sold previous to the day above mentioned, due ice
will be given. propose seeding on crop OF wheat
and in good time, for which moderate compcnsa lion
will be expected. Possession at Christmas. The pur-
chaser may supply himself with fodder. &c. and
such stock as he may desire, on the place.
The Estate is well known 10 be very superior one;
but Presuming purchaser will judge for IN emselves
shall merely invite tbem respectfully but confide n,ly,
10 look at il. 1, will be shewn by Mr.. Spencer Turner
who lives adjoining, OF by mvseh.
REUBEN b. PATERSON,
Executor OF David II. Patteson, deed.
Buckin CHAM, Aug. 26, 1881.
S-p'. q. 35 ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27
d. EA REWARD.-Stop the fhief and Run
ID N eDVI dtoay!-Aboutths l., July last a man

& 4 En REWARD.-Stop the thief and Run
70 III eDNT dtodp-About tbs l,t July Iast, a man
ny the name OF William ID d, was ~ this Safe s~ng
obacco who resides In ckiugbam county, NorlL
Csrolius eD'iced and carried off from my plantation u
Putnam county, nesr Coope's Bfidge, negro man
by the pane OF Aeck, abou; 10 years old, elk tee'
high, and has a downc.sl 10 when spok IN to, and I
have unders oil has offered the cid negro f5r sale in
Rockingham, NC (where j understand be and a man
by the meme Of Dolion have had him in posssssion
stree he lett me- but the said DOB no, able 10
sell him being detected in hs vilainy, and bsing it,
formed by some psron that he would be taken up be
has abfeonded, and taken wi him the reid nSpfo ]
VIII give ibe above reward for The apprehension OF
both, or seven yivs dollars for the negro, IL lcdg,d
Ia sny jail 90 that get him sgii1 MI seveny- dol
lars for Dod, delivered 10 me in Ed onton and all n,
eessiry exprose' paid. ELIZABETH FIELDER
Esionion, Putnam Co. Georgia S nj. 90 3s-In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

ofoer TO cary ino eSeeuuou tue last VIM anu
IL les ament OF Joel Ford, deceased late OF the coun.
~ o. BnekS CHAM, and Stale OF Virginia. shall pro-
eesd, co the ls day of December nex', to make sale
OF The lands belonging to raid estate, lying in the
about four miles from The mouth OF said river ecnain-
ing bstween hive aad six hundred seres. The quality
OF the lard is good and we'll adapted the produsii,n
OF tobacco, wheat, corn, &c. TERMS Of saie-oue,
two, and three equal annual nsslments TO be- sasfsc-
tori'y secured. Possession TO be given Chrsimes
next crop vf wbea, will be seeded before the sale;
and at the same time, and the premises, division
will be mads of the personal es,eie of said Teyaor
The Legatees under said Will rogue sled 10 at
tend The sale and division. MARY FORD,
Exr'x OF Joel Ford, decd.
Sept. 9. SIS ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27
Sept. 20
A VESSEL 10 HIRE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

VESSEL TO HIRE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
II DURSUANT 10 an order OF the Circuit Superior
IL Cour, OF Law and Chancsry, for the county of
James City aud City OF Williamsburg, bearing da,e
the 18Th day of September, 1881, in suits depend
ing in ssid court, wherein John Turpin Is plsin .if,
and Puks Jonas aud Others are defendants, and Parkr
Jones 10 plain q. aud John and Margaret Tufpin are
defendants, shall, Sunday The l., day October
next, proceed 30 hire ou' to The highest bidder, uniiI
the ii st day Of the Of The said court One
day OF April 1892 the scbr. Ariel, burihen so tons
at Hog Meek, Cbiekahominy river, in the eouu y
Of James Guy. Terms-Boud with security in The
peDsl'y Of twelve bundled dollars sondiiioned 10 paw
he hire OF ssd schooner and for her return the dan
gers of the 10 he excepted
GEO. LIGHTFo0T, DIP. Shift
Tor b nnsu KirJy, Sb6 J. c.. C.
Sent. 90 90 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

HNRLSH FALL AND WINTER GOODS Tn
u Snb'criher has ,eseivej by the packets France
-uu Ext, from New York, large and very somp'ct
assortment Of seascnah,s
DRY GOODS,
Which have been purchased at auction in New Yoyl
principally with money; and are offered at very rea
.nsbs advance on rst cost th.y are in part a., fol
sws:
Extra SUPER blue aud b 'sck cloths and sassimeres
d.. DO brown aud olive g,eeo
Lab ard s'esi mixed DO. do
Peiisse and mer,po clio bs, assorted
81, 3D. and Cd heavy blue cloths, for servants
Saperbne, hns AID common sa,,inets
Maekinaw striped and poiut blankets, 9l0 IL and
1874 rose ditto
Whiie, red, gree en-, black and yellow hAnp.ls
Ladies' laubs WOOL wors,ed, silk, cotton plain ran
dom end euohi cidered hose
Scotch, French, and Eng lisb. girg hams
Painted musDs and baUi,ie
B-s Italian lusiriny ard q cured mandsrines
Black aud assorted gro de Nepes
Paris style she ek.d do.
Grape de leon aud pal,nyriue
la ae and bean iul anortmsn; OF ftney tekfs. aud
shlwls, frou, % cent, to 25 dyllsrs.
Plain AID figured Swiss muslins
Csmbric', J,eoDet, checked muslin
Tire al. cauibrick hhkfs. aud kpn,iug
Null, book and rich striped mu.lius
Caicoe', very large nen all prices and quail
Plain aud isuted bombazets and eireas.ians
Crcassrsn plaid tartan ditto
Super and 8 black bombszine
Irish linen, extra hne and uiddling quality
Danask draper aud naikni
Carmen, and furniture dimi,ies
White and black bobbiuet AID gauze wells
A and Cd plain and figured bobbinst
beautiful assortment, OF thread and gimp lacts and
edgings
Furhitu,e and apron ehesks and plaids
Bleach d and brown sh- e in gs and shirtpgs
Bed ticking and cotton diapers
Cotton and linen cznaburgs and dowlas
Ladies' and gentlemens gloves all prices
Pms, needles, tapes bobbns, spool and floss cotton
Bonnet cap and belt ribbons
Florida, lavender and Cologne water
Fancy soaps, Preston salts, &c. SC.
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices for
ash. Having given Mr.. VIM. BREEpEN an interest
the business, he will always be found ready to attend
uch wholesale and retail purchasers may please TO
avor with their custom.
MANN s. VALENTINE
White Buildings oil 4th aud Fl streets. Shockn
Hill Sept I6 37-St