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| NXECUTOk'S SALE OF TWENTY FIVE NE.
| ~ GROES.-Will be ,od, for Casb, a, Powha an
Court House. on Tuesday, the lab day Of DC ober
~ or 20 likely nesross, belonging 10 the estate OF L.
hsberry Mosby, u. (,I raised by raid MrsLy Tn,
above slaves sold TO claim If Joseph Mi
:heaux, when I'm adjusted sgains, The estate Of said
Liue6er Mosby, deceased.
Sep. Q. $50" BENZ MOSRY Ex,oy
IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND, CROP, STOCK.
! n Househ Id FUN ftTe, sc. at .6uction This sale
Will take place on the premises, and commence on the
leih October next in the following order aud on the
following TERMS to-w first, the Land terms one third
cash, the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
payments, satisfactorily secured. Next the Crops con.
ing oil tobacco corn rye, oats, fodder, and hun.
dred barrels OF flour Next, Stock among which will
De ~ 600 lbs pork, well fa'tened Next, good deal of
valuable Furniture; and lastly, Plantation Tools &c
Terms Cash for all OF SIS and under; for all above
credit will be given IN LIST OF May ensuing, the
purchaser executing bond it'll good security
he Land contains 1895 acres and ia bounded on the
North by Dan river, one 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 Meck
lenburg, passes through its whole width, ON which is a
MILL in good order, yielding annually toll of 800 bbls
minute description of the above named property ia
considered unnecessary, as invite those wishing to
purchase TO view and decide for themselves This
much will say the situation healthy as the top of
the blue ldge and further produces well all the sta
Piles oil The State with than usual quantity of the
comforts arising from ine grazing farm.
Bidders may rest assured that the sale will certainly
be made, as disease under which labor forbids that
should encounter another Virginia winter; and with
all, l have made up my mind to meet the sacrifice
ROBERT NELSON.
Aug % 3O-ds
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HALLEGO MILLS FAMILY FLOUR.-My
m Family Flour Is ready for delivery Sub
scribers requested 10 call for their supplies.
sept. 10, 36--2t P.J. CHEVALLIE.
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Mr. CLAYS REPLY.
WAsmNGToN, Decem

WAsHNGroN, December l3, 1881
GENTLEMEN Il have the honor TO acknowledge
the receipt of the note which, committee of the
Convention OF National Republican Delegates, now
assembled in Baltimore, you addressed tome, stating
that had been this day, UNANIMOUSLY nomnatedby
the Convention as a Candidate for the Office Of Prcsl
dent ofthe United States
This manifestation of the confidence Of a body 50
distinguished, is received Gentlemen, with lively
sensibily aud profound gratitude. Although
should have been glad ifthe Convention had desig-
mated some citizen of the United States more conf
petent than mvsefto be the instrument OF accom-
pHshng he patriotic objects which they have IN
view, do not feel at liberty to decline their NomI-
nation With very respectful and cordial achnow-
Judgements, you viii be pleased to communicate 10
the convention my acceptance of their Nomination,
with the assu ince that whichever may he The vent
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Iraeffaiags y F}iaaU Pr
III Convention waa o;,.a.5 = - se.z-a W (
prtcl tom thr Re,d Mr.. RIGS
Mir A. I. Everett. of Nlas.e haisms-
the committee a pointed to p,enaH ~ Address, -
the People stuffed tint tha cpn,aaler we3id u 81.
report lhe ,rau2lt OF the address h r.t1.a'
Of II occupied one holu, and it US unanimously
doprd.
Onmotion o. Mr. Rockwell, Of eohaecient, il was
resolved thai itba recommended D. ibe Delegates Of
the several Suites toprcpprc aidIaes rs tber con
stitucnts Tor the organization ofmaaures calculated
to promote the objects of tie National Republican
party
Zen thousand copies ofthe Address onl the pro
c-cdnes ofths Convention wcrc ordered 10 be prir
ted under the stperintcndcnct O. tic follow 'pg
committee appointed 10y the Chan Means. A II
Everett of Mus Jos. Blunt Of NV Yaih aad r.
q Coke, al the District Of Columbia.
Governor Morrow of Ohio offered u vote 81
thanks 10 the Hon. James Barbour, President and
the lion Alien Trimblct Jos Rent Z u Porter.
and I,obt Temple, Vice Presidents Of the Convon-
ton, lor the able md dlguidcd manner III which
th,y have discharged their duties THIS being ~
unanimously agreed To- the President in speech ~
considerable leneth returned thanks oa behalf o.
himself an1his collcoeucs
ON motion ii Nr Dearborn Il WIS resolved thHt
the thouls Of die Convention b. presented to the
Hon Joseph l. 1iIluchod aud Henry Bacon,
Esq for the ability and attention with winch thcy
discharged the aduous duties Of Secretaries "
the Convention.
Onmollon, II Wns resolved that Governor Bon
hour he reqoesedt Il furnish 20 the Secreiery copy
ofthc addrcs he had just delivered, and thai 1t ~
appended 10 the proef cdmes of the Convention
Mr. Bradlsh moved llnt vote oil thankf he pas
II
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P,ocolocs oi 7aursdqg D.re@lc i

PrGrnftdea NJ THursdaB DoCcmJ1 l..
The Convention was called to order at 10 o.eIoek
thismomug aud after IN eloquent prayer by tn
Rev Mr. NcyIus, the Secretary was directed TO read
the proceedings ofycsterday
IT, Prcsd,n, announced that any mclnhers who
had arrived since the last meeting might NOW have
an opportunity of voting on the Nomination for tie
offices of President and Wee President Of the I'm
ted States Accordingly at the call of the elerf
Mcssrs + johnson Of kentucky, and Charles Hi
of Nrenlu rose aud expressed themselves IN favor
ofHenry Clay for President, and John @crS ant ior
Vice President, Of the United States
NJ Fairfax Of Virginia moved that Central
Corresp ondng Committees be Professionally appom-
ted IN the several states and hatit be commented
that Committees be organized throughout the coun
Try for the purpose of insulng cooperation, and
of advancing the general interests Of the National
Republican party. The motion was agreed 10, and
the Secretary was directed to carry it into elect
Mr. Blunt, of New York, moved that II be recon-
mended to the \ Dung Men of the National ltrPnbll
can party, to hold Convention in the city Of Wash
mgton on the first Monday IN May which was a.
greed to.
A motion was made that 1t be recommended 10
the Mechanics ofthe United States to hold a con
vention in the city of Washington On the second
Monday of May next.
This motion was objected to because the mover
had offered no evidence of desire having been c.
yinced by the Mechanics TO hold such Conyen-
ton The interests of the Mechanics, II was sta
ted, were strongly represented IN this Convention,
and ii was urged thai the proposition would be an
entra failure.
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State. This motion was withdrawn, and reso-
lu1an s1bst l'el that committee of ono member
rom eaea State be appointed for that purpose At
,ls az ston of the char the delegates from the
ss1tral sta.es ppoutrdea their mcn,hcr OF tn
committee which consisted ofthe following gentle
n Maine Henry Warren; New Hampshire,
Leonard Jarvis; Vermont William Jarvis Mas
sasluseits II. \ u arloru Connecticut, Jno A
rockwell; Rhode Island I l. Robbins: New
taflz = r Livingston; New Jersey, Job :
laI$tead Pennsylvania, Thomas Burnside Del
a&tge L. | Dupont; Maryland William prieas
Virginia, Jas Breckenridge; Ohio Jno Sloane.
Kentucky, Daniel Brick North Carolina, +. II
shnman Indiana. John IL Needy Louisiana.
II. A BalI1rd, District ofComnbIa, Richard 5.
cnse
Some conversation having arisen relative 10 the
wish Of tha Convention Is tathe manner in which
tie communication ahouil be made 10 Mr. Clay, the
matter was I,ii cut'r.y To the discretion of the
COMMITTEE.
On motion of Mr. VIM l. Stone, of New York
the Convention adjourned Until "Wednesday at l.
O'Clock
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| Il'5'7 =
OF fIeslaenI WIS = morn. o. rsiMa'
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ana turned thanks Tor Tue honor eo"1'",u upon
"iq.
on moaoh OF Mr. Sergeant, OF fenasyiymm' inc
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" 'eieiap's Si"ltr' mton' oil a'i''''1 ana
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! e." oi'f II. l'H'"m&r resolution =
! Haaa1sed, fho this convention % no" Pr"''e'
/ 10 nominate a#tudr1lr for Tie "IHne 81 tfr'i'rii o.
tn Omiad States, to he supported II al tl"a' WHO
| He opposed 10 In. rc-seeten q, Gsaefd Andrew
Jackson
| HE resolution was osrceGia
J oit motion OF MH stone OF y" afN Inc ZION
! johathaa Eooe-s vas invited 10 t'he s-a' Wilhh
| ihe bar
y smilarmoboA was adopted extending TIE s9h'
hoaat 10 Governor Spnss.
| hr ife'ldeh} jhch announced ina n ha' '''Sl'
| ed a Letter from The Hon llanly Clay on the sub
lect which had them together tn presentation
! oiwhirh Waslett this discretion lie according
| " handed II to the Secretary, "ho read as fol
| lows.
WAsHNGro<, 10Th December ISL
MY 'e.g orr was extremely 9li' 70 '''o
dat voa had accepted the appointment, ota mem.
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some conversation having arisen relative to the
wish Of tn Convention Is IL the manner in which
lie communication Shout be made 10 MIR Clay, thu
matter vas I,i entire 10 the discretion of the
Commute.
On motion of Mr. VIM l. Stone, of New York
the Convention adjourned until "Wednesday at l.
O'Clock
Ptocefd'qcS 81 Htaaesdog, NJ. II
At i O'Clock the Convention VS. called 10 order
and the Rev. DIR Wyatt HAVING accepted the IN
sft,tion for that purpose, addressed the Throne Of
tirare IN an eloquent prayer.
The President then took the Chair and solicited
permission Of the Convention 10 invite Governor
Coles. Of Illinois to takeasaa within the bar The
same honor Observation-Disclosures Hon Mr. Web
SIT Sfnator of MHssarhp actls, and the Hon, Mr.
Chlnlh,ss Senator Of Mary land
NJ lloImc, of Main remarked that several del
ezas, L. ardvcdin tHs city yesterday afternoon.
aud hetaa-lt il would be proper to give to thosc
genllema4 ~ opportunity Of expressing their scntl=
meuts upon the subject of the nomination for the
Candidate ior the Presidency 1t was therefore re
solved that the Secretary should call over the names
ofthose who hal not voted and that they should
vote in the same manner as Remembers did ON the
preceding day Accordingly each of the following
-
himself III favour of Henry Clay.
Tirginia.--T. l. Coaen, A. 3. Spooner Jas
Carr.
OFjo-Jercmiah Morrow, Ethan Stone, Roberl
A Thurston S w DAVIS.
9'eaaesScc- Boyd McNairy.
Ntfth Caroiiua John Hamilton.
NJ YoL-Wm. }. Bacon jeremiah II Pier
son.
The Secretary then read the proceedings of yes
terday
MIR II V Someryllle, OF Maryland from thu
Committee appointed TO invite Charles Carroll oi
Calraon to take a seat in the Convention, stated
that the committee had performed that duty, and
were sorry to say that thc melemency of the weather
prevented Mr. Carroll romoeeeltmg tie invitation
lie presented the following letter from MIR Car
roll which the Secretary read -
Wednesday morning, Dec II, 1851
GfNrrrMGN-I'hr severity of tho weather an
the apprehcnsons of my family on that account
adnonlsh me to be cautious ia ventring absoau
al this season | must therefore clam the WyIas
Of my advanced age, and apolog2e for not acaon
,on,Ym& you TINS morning 10 the Athenuum. agree
ably To my promise Of Yesterday
request, Gcn,lamen, that you will have thu
GOODNESS to convey my apology to the distinguished
individuals by whom You were deP"icd TO propose
To mr. 50 catering a compliment, and to accept on
thr behalf and for yourselves, an assurance of ho
regard and respect with winch
| am, Gentlemen
Respectfully yours,
CT CABEOLL Of Curoton
Cen breckenridge and
II Y mcr'illn Ed
Mr. Dearborn duuounecdthat the COMMITTEE aP-
pointed to inform Mr. Clayof his nomination, ash
a. 1. Il
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A mo,ion was tlcn made To modify the RESOLUTION
So a. 10 include only state Conventions.
Mr. Stout 1T New iork. thought that II The pro.
nnsiions now beforc the GonS were aeeeitu
In. IT would be uyine on entirely too mufh haslhts1
for the party The present Convention terf'seh'"
tn Interests ol LIE whole commonly II iit mo
uon prevailed he Thought Il would Ice mhkfhs ~ IN
,dious di,unction for the Turning, tue mefehnu'
ani the manufacturing interests would all d'man'
a ,rpr,sr,iatI,n lie hoped the motion would be
Withdrawn and the mover accordingly withdrew II
MIR Morrow ri Ohio. reported that TIE COMMITTEE
,pp,,nr,,l tn valt on Clmrles Carroll 81 tmrolll'h
had performed thai duty, and that Mr. anolI
would I've pleased Ia tscrl,r the menbe# oi the
Convention M h. dwelling house. ei ioof O'Clock
Ia. afternoon
On motion Of Nj Dearborn It WAC = olfed that
the Convention naseuhle IN the Ahenrmn ut
nmrtcr h, fore four olrntk TIT utlrroan aud pro
coed IN a body 10 V ali upon MI Cnuoll.
Mr. Lacocl from The COMMITTEE appointed To-
wait upon Mr. Scrgeant and INFORM Inn oi M
nomination hv lhr Convention rs tie Candidate OF
the National Republican rmty ior tie oll'ee o' Nlr'
President reported thnt dizzy had performer IN"
duty. aud he would now deliver 10 the 'eh'eou'n
"A ,opy of the lnler # the Committee, together wiih
Mr. Sergeant rtpl5
LETTER To MIR SERGEANT
hnli9o"h' p'''''''"' - ''''''.
Nm Joli Serreoa
Sn-Thc undersigned, Committee appointed
10y the National Republican Convention, Tor theP9f'
pose inform You thai you have thus day been onoll'
imouvlv nominated 10y the said Convention rs
Candidate for the o.fcc of Vice President ii the u
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Sale Of I.ots.


"ILI. be offered for sale on the premises, on 81.
w 1URDaY the first day Of October merit. the
following LOTS OF GROUND, to close the admins.
traton Of the estate ofthe late Ann Butcher deceased
No. 9. ONE LOT rs feet inches on Queen
street, between Columbus and Alfred streets, running
nor,hwsrdly to the centre of the square l76 feet
inches. T.,
No. 4. ONE LOT containing quarter of
a square, and adjoining the above on the northwest
corner Of Alfred an Princess streets.
No. 10. ONE LOT with small frame house
the southwest corner Of Alfred and Princess Streets
IS feet on Alfred by 1913 feet S inches on Princess
street.
No. 8. ONE LOT on the northwest corner
Of Columbus and Princess l8 feet inches on Prin-
cess by l76 feet inches on Columbus streets.
No. IL. ONE LOT, about go feet on Prin-
Cess by As feet on Alfred street Also,
The one-fourth part Of Fire-proof WARE
HOUSE on Market Alley.
Terms made known at the Place Of sale.
TAINTED to Purchase,
a Ground Rent Of twenty dollars per snnum. For
one well secured, liberal price will be given.
sept 7-dlW&eots
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the Potomac country and will be found valuable al
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he improvements now in progress, which viii con
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-27
sugar Coffee, Wine, SC.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH

sugar Coffee, Wine, Sc.
SAMUEL MESSERSMfTH
Has III Store, and offers for sale.
1870 1 loo i: ! r'4.i s Cd svasss
2boxes Philadelphia refined }
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
chess oun! Tyson I 1EHS,
] chest imperial ofhte
S half chests Simpon
5 boxes 2,r,rowJcr q .fne
5 cases, coni'g 2lb cans 5su"ro"'e' quality
R Rs' pipes fine old Nader. >, ,,,s
l4qrcssks UINES:
&C boxes. each con from to az chiefly cfd
hid & 2qr casks Tin,s or BurgN rec, fmpor,
do and 2 do Serciai - - Stations and
2q,& Or casks sisimsey~ ,earranted
hh,is "a uerees genuine Bort IF fine gua-
10 hhds and bbls Lisbon My
S or casks Sicily Madeira
S cases sparkling Champagne
2p.pes cognsc brandy
10 bbls New England rum
20 bales louisiana cotton
8 hhIs James River tobacco
Q Kegs Kegs manufactured do
$40 bags patent shot
$50 reams supcrfnc No 2snd letter paper
50 do pot and cap do
so bun1es binding and band box boards
81 boxes and half boxes Bakers and Lspham's No
l chocolate
100 pieces German ilessians
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