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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05


Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, D. e. III
LIST ofJAAUdRY 1882.
az Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say rHEr ARE ADVERTISED, or they may nc
get Them
Capt Charles Alistrum Mrs Barbara Ann Arby
Chaplin Ashton
Thomas ''elknsp-? Richard Brook
sally Barcroft Presl, Barker
Ihos Berry, Richard Barry
m Rsdell Daniel BOYD
Mrs Ann Bolin Capt John Ii q H. USN--s
Miss Le,itia Brown
U Cruiks' snks Lewis Cole
Nathaniel Chspnan-2 William Clarke
Mrs Su~an 4 Chapmrn-2 Susan Carroll
Mrs Il Chapman Mrs Lucy Campbell
d
JohnDubccq Mrs Ann Davis (Cam'ron ST.
Mrs Sarah Ann Dixon James Dattenscn
James Dickson
+
william Eean--3 'rs Harriet r Evans
Oliver Fields Nrs Elizabeth Foushee
G.
J ohm G Gray 3 George Gunneli
John II Gibbs Mr. Gnfi (sunsmi'h)
Robert Hall Mrs Ann Harmon
JOS n Hanson William huntington
y, h-.niah Hicks Ziba Hunt
.is, Ellen Hudson Washington Hillary
Mss hary Agnes Hanersy Bryan Hsmpson
Mrs Lucy 4 Hepburn
Burkcli G Johnson Samuel Isaacs
John xxx william Kehoe
FIR anc.~ XKcnnedy Isaac Kell
SIR King, merchant tailor
Mss Sophia Lee Ruth Tightfoot
Ezra I.unt Peter lie Roy
NJ
william Maxim James hurry
John Miller Miss Jane e, Mills
Mis- FIetty Mckenzie Mrs Martha ! Mason
Michael Marce Richard Is Mason
Allen NcRes Mrs Ellen Mede
Owen Mathews-2 william C McMechen
Charles Middleton Jsmes McDaniei--S
n
E'E'"'h ieser''"
Mrs sinah Porter EbenezerJ Perly
Reuben Potter Richard Powers
John Pickin James Patterson
Thos C. Rllls--2 Mons Chss RouS
William Robinson EichJrd A Rudd
James Sloan siss Margaret simms
Mrs Catherine Sanos--3 Mrs .eah Swami
f,ebecca skidmore Mrs Rachea, Sattcrwhite
7
Rev r W Tu,! Tor Jones Thompson
Mr. Thomas imerchant) William Tonkn
John , thornton
w
II Windsor, Jr David Woodbury.
Alexander Williams Francis Wilmsn
Thos whiting ton Robt NinIsor-2
Miss Ann 4 d Waugh Miss Hannah jane White
JOHN West Joseph white, ND
Mrs Ann White Mrs. Windsor
william Walker Alfred warren
Walter Warden Thomas Wallace
Miss Jane Waters
DAN'L BRYAN, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
Paris. Oct. 29th. 1881.

ings Of the meeting held IN the 5,h September.
for The relief of the Poles, also the twenty thous
and francs. aud the twelve hundred and seventy
one francs, which you have been pleased to trans.
NIT
The proceedings could not but exciewarm feel
ings Of patriotic pride and personal gratitude; the
money and all other supplies we may rec Give from
American sympathy, will be of the greatest ian
porance for the relief of refugees from that hero
ic country, who are determined never to submit
to the Russian despot.
Having requested the gentlemen Of the first
committee. who are still IN town. to hear nv
communication on the subject, | beg leave to wait
the departure Of the next packet to have the no
nor to write TO the New York committed. Be
pleased in the meanwhile to offer to them my af-
fectionate thanks aud highest respects. Most
truly and affectionately. your friend. LAFAYETTE
P. $. have received sum Of money aud We.
~ excellent letter from my beloved young friends
of the Westpoint Academy. also two fine colors
from the young men at Boston, both of which
shall acknowledge Immediately after rhe Ameri-
can meeting have requested to examine with
me, what is 0est to do. in the present circum-
stances, for the relief Of the sons of Poland.
To JAMES g. KING.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
a kishery for Rent.

"a VlsNery ANf NoNC.
FnNHE subscriber viii rent, to good tenant and Ash.
l. errnan, for seasons, With oil the fx.
of last season. that we'll known and superior her
ring Fishery.
SWAN CREEK POINT,
and good for Shsd many others the Potomac.
About $40 worth Of herring work in n shad seine
Of last season, will make all complete for three
to Application to be made to the SUBJ
scriberin person. II. ID. HATTON,
Nations Hills, near Piscataway, Maryland.
dec 20-.tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

Heury D. Gipin, Esp has been appointed
United States District Attorney for the Eastern
District Of PENNSYLVANIA. This appointment has
teen confirmed BY the Senate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

~ NOTICE.-Those gentlemen who are
DESTROYS Of subscribing 'or ;he purpose of keeping
open the Gazette Reading Room after lark and adopt
ing other relative TO it. requested to meet
ut that Room THIS Evening, at O'Clock.
ian Sit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

The following letter from General Lafayette,
of s9th October, acknowledges. as will De seen
the receipt of the money collected here for the
Poles, aud transmitted by Mr.. James g King
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
Notice.. -

A REGULAR Quarterly Meeting Of The Alenndns
"a Independent, Volunteers will be held At the
Br'ok Lodge, Friday evening next. at half past
o'clock. Byorier SAMUEL d. CARSON, sec'y.
h Punciua' attendance is requested.
ian st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

Alta Convention of the members OF the Georgia
Legislature, of the Troup party. recently held at
Milledsesle, the following gentlemen were no.
minated to Compose the ticket for Congress, to be
supported at the election in October next:
Jno. NJ. Berrien, Geo. u Gilmer,
A. :. CLAYTON. Chas. +. HAYNES,
Thomas Foster, Seaborn Jones,
Roger l.. Gamble. u. II. Wilde.
We have understood that the other, or Clark
party also formed their ticket; but have not yet
learnt the names Of those composing it.
Court Of appeals, Monday, Cd January 1852.
The argument of the case Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company VS.. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. was concluded by
Jones for the appellants. This is the last case to
be argued at this term. The Court will hpwev.
er continue in session until II decides this and the
rest oi the cases tina; have been argued and res
main undecided.
We have received an article enclosed by an
"Aut Mason aud friend to Mr.. Clay" ex-
,racte,l from the New York Commercial. which
contains a certificate showing that Mr. CLAY
"demitted" from the Lexington Lodge in 1924;
and the object of which is to prove that Mr.. CLAY
has Io't had, for some time past. any connexion
with Masonry. The whole matter of Masonry
or Ann-Masonry, we look upon "a entirely IRE
Iavent to political contest, Mr.. CLAY's answer
10 the Indiana Anti-Ma,ons puts the subject in
IT'S proper light Ii seems to be favorite object
with The editor Of the New York Commercial
to wash Mr.. Clay Of the sin of having anv alli-
ance with Freemasons Lodge. This may be
all right in his latitude. We have no objection
20 his pursuing this course. But here, thank, to
the better feeling Of the people, it seems to be
matter Of total indifference whether man can
give the "grip" or not.
Judging from the notices we see in the Balti-
more papers. the experiment there made to open
track through the ice for the outward and in
ward bound vessels, has been 90 entire failure.
Immense numbers Of persons crossed the De-
aware on Sunday, on the ice. Two lines of
Stages" crossed regularly during the day.
At Cincinnati, on the Roth ut the Ohio river
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
SptendiA Russia Robes,
FUR CHpES BO4X 4. pELLERINEN

SptendiA NNssia Robes.
FUR C.9PES, BO.7S, e. PELLERLNE&
lust received At roDDS Fashionable Hat Stores
west of itnfwn's tioel, Washington City, extern
sive bf the above articles, consisting Of
dozen Chinchii Caps and Long Tippets
2 do Black Genet do do
2 do Grey Siberian Squirrel do do
9 do white and spotted Ermne do
s do assorted white Swansdown (Henpstead)
And variety Of other new style Fun
dozen grey spotted and white Ernine Robes,
suitable for cloak Innings, recently imported
S dozen London dressed Sea Otter Skins
S do black Genet do
3 do Nu,ria do
90 do Chnchill (Buenos Ayres)do
The undersigned having in his employ several first.
rate Furrers will manufacture Capes snd Tppets Of
any e,cripton to order Having the materials direct
from importers. he is enabled sell at very reduced
prices. WM. d. TODD.
Halter and Furrier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

The Boston Patriot, and the Boston Daily Ad-
,erti.er, have been united, aud the paper hereaf-
Ter to be issued will be called the Daily Adver-
tiser aud Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05
ALEXANDRIA. Dc
THURSDAY MoRyLyG. January S. 1852

r We cannot give place to our washington
correspondent who signs himself - Lash" Inc
...o,n, be furnishes of the scenes at the Presl-
DENTS House on the DAYS after Christmas anu
New Year we trust must be earleature descrlp-
,ion. From other sources we bad heard that u'e
appearance of things was rather d'scred''a''e.-
Rn, this NAV be accounted for ia many ways
without attaching any blame to those VINO are IN
,ss letter before Us, rather severely "iashed. I"
us mus, therefore excuse US from giving PuoIlci'
~ 10 his communication.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

The Trustees of the Poor acknowledge the re-
CENT of SIS from John 4. Foucard; also quar-
,s- 81 beef. and several small donations i'm mo-
ney. bread Sc from different persons, friends OF
the Poor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

Immense numbers of persons crossed the De-
aware on Sunday, on the ice. Two lines Of
" Stages" crossed regularly during the day.
At Cincinnati, on the Goth ult. the Ohio river
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

Awe learn from correspondent IN wash
;rs,on. that it is there thought that considerable
1fbculty exists. not only as to the confirmation
Of Mr.. Van Buren's appointment, but also as 10
he nominations of Mr.. Livingston, and MIR. Nc
lane We have no doubt, however, OF the ul-
innate confirmation of the appointments OF both
these gentlemen. Oar correspondent says that
.he ..ipaependent party" as they are proud to
call themselves, in the Senate are supported IN
their Investigations by farewell, Tyler Pom
dax,.r. and others. who determined that the
ui.ruIe of those in power shall not escape at least
,bsir review and examination. "There seems
70 be dispositions" he adds, ''on the part OF
these gentlemen. to make priuciple triumph over
party.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-05

Judging from the notices we see 10 the Bati-
more papers. the experiment there made to open
track through the ice for the outward and In
ward bound vessels, has been 90 entire failure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

different character He is foe looking fellow froe and
fearless in his and actions and appears formed
for bold and desperate undertakings He was the leader
of the party which attacked and murdered ST. Vrain their
Agent and may be supposed have been the prime mover
all the enterprise against the whitesie VIII probably
be tiled Tor tile murder of ST. Nrain.
The other prisoners mostly fine looking men; ana all
Of them have the firm port and manly bearing, IN
their captivity, which distinguished them in their native
wilds.
At the time OF the battle with The "Warion on the Mis-
sisspp Black Hawk twice approached the boat with a
white flag, wadng into the Tor that purpose The
puport OF his alk not understood heard by the
interpreter ON board; and the oil Chief fled TO the shore
lie WAS not wounde but accompanied 10y his sons, len
the ground in the course of the evening. Black Hawk,
together with two sons, captured by p1ry OF
Wnnebogocs They had them in view for three days In
succession Their object, however, TO have been
not TO Kill, but to take them alive This they effected on
the morning Of the third day, by surprising them while
asleep. They made resistance whatever.
As these "mihtary cheltans' the "l.ons of the
day. and much curiosity is manifested TO see them, we
state for public iniormaon that they take airing eve
~ day, from nine TO twelve o'clock; between which
hours, only they visible. Visitors will see the pro-
pricty of not calling upon them at any other imeSt
Louis Republican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
enEIR,ES y.
lF,on Ia Relic A.scmbl,e. ]


IFsop la Relic Assemble
sUNNER = GONE.-By Mas. ScRroV.
Hatk! thoo' th' dim wool iginE,
VITA m0an.
F1iNily ths winds arn sig.iaS
Summers aJln!
Ehers. when the bruised heart fcclcth,
Aud the pale moon hpr face IsvcGloth,
Darby my iootsicp ooiulh,
10 weep alone.
iioui after hour Wander,
By mon unscou--
Aai saily my wrrnS thoughts Pon Tor
On what ioti been.
Slmmor'S gone
There, IN our own grccn bowcr',
Lung nro,
ON pa,h through The tangled towers
Threading slow;
O0 hand iu land outwtn.ns--
on side hy side rcclniae-
NFc'yo watched IN lie c,in'on shining
Tho sunset glow
Dilly that SIM now bunoth
For mo new alone
SPRING aitnr spring JutuTAeth.
1'yJu ari gone.
summers gone!
Still on ms worn check plcyoih
Tho restless breeze;
Still iu It's freshness streyCth
Between The trccs.
Sill iho hbo striamlct sushoth->
still tho broad rive, rushnth--
Stiil tho rnlm s.lrurc hushcth
The honfts fiseage:
Bot .cho shall bring our meetings
Back aenii'
What shall tecal ny greetings
Loved in vain!
Summers gone!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
EDeBNgESFEC.

CLAIMS ON DENMARK.-A session of the Board Of
commissioners, under the Convention with Denmark, was
10 have heen opened in this city, yesterday As The Sc
cretary of the Board owing, il is believed TO sickness is
not present TO give official notice. have been request
ed thus formally 10 state that tie commissioners consented
10 postpone the proposed session 10 time be hereafter
officially announced the desire of various claimants in
consequence oil the appearance Of Cholera in this City,
wcli as at places where some Of the claimants themselves
reside. We at the time desired to saw that this
poaponemcnt w' not Protract the adjustment Of the
several claims beyond the time prescribed bv law for the
existence oil t1c commission Globe.
Il letter 10 The Editor of The Albany arrus. dated
FdrLs' August 9. received by The ship HaUre SAYS
General IToof has just received from the Minister of
var authority TO visit all the schools and military esab
nshnents IN France Directions have also been given to
he several commandanls 10 afford him every facility ne
cessary TO accomplish the objects Of his visit Thus far
ne mas received every attention, and such marked civ
ueS rom Hle Ng anu public officers, evince not only
the present friendly relations between the two govern
ments, but desire to cultivate and extend them
''Ihe seing leit Paris Sunday last 9Th instant for
Compogne, with all the royal family TO meet the KIM
OF Belgium, who IS TO be married to the eldest daughter
Of Louis Philip. The ceremony will take ulace IN, ,lo
9Th inst; when the parties will an return 10 this CITY
tompeigne Is situated on the left bank of the Disc 1t
is beautiful place, picturesque and ancient and parG
cuaFy distinguished Tor its magnificent chateau, which
was repaired lew years since, and fitted up modern
style The interior perhaps without its equal in France
Its state bedroom with its costly hdneings statIary and
tapestry, Is particular object of curiosity and renark
II will be occupied by The brds and groom on the present
occasion.
"The aspect now all over Europe is moro v,aro Tho
allied powers Russia, Auss, Prussia Holland ~ ait per
maps seek, only the opportunity assume distinctly bell
hgeFent attitude towards France. very sligh pretext
viii lead TO declaration OF hosiiies Indeed il is i'm.
possible that one million Of in arms can remain long
IN state OF quie and such force now maintained bV
zoe powers OF Europe lnacon is unsuilcd TO their
habits a. o their uclnalOus: and ID is bv uo tho
prevalent disposition OF their governments 10 restrain anv
propensiues OF This sortFrdncc seems 10 stand alone
against this formidable alliance The power of England
any material extent is purayscd By internal difficulty
and disqmet France, however, prepared al all points
She has 4OOOOO regulars, aud many national p,ard
ready Tor the held-with people by no means unwilling
TO encounter the hazards and the anticipated rory of
test unsough on their part, but iuo which they are no.
thing 10Th TO enter The King hopes for peace: but il h
n my judgment vain hope unless the dsil, idic,tions
deceptive"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

HINOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.--The superior a nd
"a welknown, coppered and copper fastened Ship
MADISON, Charles ID. Wood master i'm the river will
be at City Point, and ready for cargo in few days. Tho
Madison, is fast sailing, and in every respect first rate
vessel Apply l.. +. Stainback, Esq Petersburg or to
w J. Morris. [oe 2 42-2w'
For Sale five hundred sacks SALT of superior quality
received by the Madison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
BY the Lieutenant GoyernOy If the state Of Dirgipi1
A PROCLAMATION.

NJ "'e IdeWCH0nt GODeTHOr Of The Sfdfe OF Ptrgtpfu
PROCLAMATION.
HE1/HEREAS it has been made known 10 the Exccu.
w tive, that The Malignant Asiatc Cholera has
made its appearance in the PcDcntiary Of this State
Now therefore, /, Wyndhan Robertson, Lieutenant Go
ycrno acting IN the absence of the Governor from the
Seat Of Government have thought TT 10 issue this procls-
nation requesting The SherHs Of the several counties
throughout The State TO delay bringing 10 the Peniientarv
any conyias they may have IN charge sentenced 10 con-
hncmcn therein, for The space Of thirty days from the
date hereof
Given under my hand and under The Lesser
lSEAL.l Seal Of the Commonwealth, AZ Richmond
this 23h day of September, 1892
(SencO WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
October 2. d2-,y4,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

lthdt does IL D,edH2-The Globe states that undoubt
f1 information has been received in Washington that the
united States Bank has recently despatched agent TO
Kentucky ,Dith ninety thousand dollars in ooi5 I %
uon to this matter the Globe asks the following question.
wv hat can be the Object Of this movement at mis- f,oe5
ne Bank - constantly draining sUer from the West and
why does now send back goiR This is the more extra
ordinary because gold worth about per cent more
than silver in Philadelphia"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
GEORtiIA
-
EEfact Of letter rcceiue9 in this city dated qugu,ta
gy,,g

We have had great Union Meeting today, miles
ont OF town About 7CO persons attended, and a dis
zcnins voice on the resolutions condnnng nuiliGclon
The uul!iters had meeting Gen. Montgomery g. about
a mile ou the Union Meeting; 80 uulhGers attended
oud about 20 from South Carolina and Burke in all about
90 or 10 Eors2ns.--SGgGNnah (tc0rgian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

NTOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.-He is a dark bay,
a three years old last May, five feet inches high
and finely proporlioned; gotten by Tariff of Bedford
raised by the late Capt George Dabnoy, of Hano
Aprly 10 Mr.. VIM. ID. Taylor, or Mr.. James Fon-
tame MIR. Taylor has satisfactory in relation
TO the pedigree of the Dam of Young Bedford, furnished
by Mr.. ChiSwell Dabney, of Amherst.
August -. T3l-ti1 EDM'D FONTAINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

NOTiCE.--I shall the 26,h day Of October inst,
at Wilmington, in Fluvanna county, offer for sale 10
the highest bidder the Escheated Land in said county,
whereof Joseph Wilson died seized, comprising about 100
This Land is situated Immediately the Big Bird
Creek and is considered inferior Land i'm the county
of OF the rivers. will attend personally with any person
who may wish 10 purchase and shew the Land, with a
eighteen and twenty four months, the purschaser giving
bonds with sufficient security for the payment of the pur-
chase money. WALKER TIMBERLAKE,
EScheot0T Of FuuGnna County.
Oct z. i2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

RH ECKLEN BURG LAND, sc. FOR SALE will
lVm sell by private contract upon accommodating terms
513 OF land lying in Mecklenburg county upon Me-
hern River, mile above Rocky Mills and two below
Yates Manufacturing Mills, upon straight lire from
mccklenburg COur-Housc, 10 Lunenburg Court ousc
~ miles from the former, and ~ from the latter in
healthy and agreeable negbourhood This land is pro-
baby ha IN woods and OF pretty good quality the balance
IN TWO plantations, which suitable aud sufficient 10
work or 10 hands on adyantageousy; and upon each
there IS comfortable dwelling house and suitable out
houses and an excellent spring. quite convenient One Of
these dwelling houses has lately been finished ok It's large
and conmodous, 80 20 feet, stories high and four
good FIRE places No further description is necessary as
none will purchase without first viewing the property IL
sale, can be effected in time to sell OIL my stock
crop this fall will give possession next Christmas
anu TO purchaser who will buy the land stock and crop
would make considerable sacrifice ~ the price
August 10. I27-wl0Fl JESSE era DOCK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

The parties interested, hereby notified that have
appointed the fifth day Of November next for commence
ing the settlement directed by the foregoing order Court
attend at Powhatan Courthouse with their papers, sc
ready for examination JOHN w. DANCE, Com'r.
Octoher .. 42-,y1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
NVfl9iaRla m. Esutler.

COUlmiSsi0n .5feTrhnnt
H rs removed TO the Brick building lately erected on
= u Cary street, anal Immediately in front Of the Dock
He respectfully tenders his services to the public in the
sale OF all kinds Of Country Produce, and articles Of
Merchandise.
September %. 4O-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

FHNO BE SOLD to the highest bidder at New Kent
IN Court House, on the llth day of next October, be-
ing Court day, for ready money! negro girl, about
nine years old, belonging TO the estate OF Benan Dab
ney, deceased. WILLIAM III. MACON
Surviving Exor of Benz Dabney, in right OF his wife,
who was formerly Sarah Dabuey.
September 81, 1882. 42-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

There IL not one syllable of truth in the following OK
tract, which take from the n York Gazette II will
be observed that the New York Gazette refers tothe Telc
graph 10 vouch its si"etnont. No statement of the Tele-
SPh IS now worth contradictions not of sufficient
cFedlt TO JnSuiy The use made of il by the Gazette:
" nidshiPman, who stricken from The rolls about
TWO years since having been engaged dne is restored
Telegraph states that previous his restoration he pre-.
sented the daughter of William b. Lewis with splendid
diamond PIN Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

NsT EGROES FOR SALE-Win be sold at Powhatan
q Court House to the highest bidder, Wednesday
the 9Th ofOctoher, (a being Court day) six young
gro with their children; among them
stresses.-Terms at sale, which will be conducted by
Col. Joseph b. Davis. WIN. LIGON.
Powhatan, Sept lS. 3S-wtds