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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

Houses Of Congress- Where the necessity of press.
ing through the present session. if the objectwas not 10
control the Presidential Election The members of the
III. Of r. who opposed to the Bank were gagged ON
Tuesday by the previous question--and scarcely word
was permitted to be said against it on that day.
trust thatin our next paper, we shall be able lay
the result before our readers.
From Member of the Virginia Delegation.
House OF REPREsENrArIvEs,l
July 9th, 1882.
"Thc bill for paying the claims of the supernumerary
officers OF the State line OF Virginia the Of the Re-
vouon was taken and passed by the House yesterdays
its consideration was moved by Gen Thomas of
himself soldier Of the Revolution, appropriate 10 the
day. BY the unanimous vote of the House, amend
ment was adopted, supplying clerical OMISSION to
Its effect is TO relieve the Commonwealth of Virginia
from debt OF about five hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars and to pay into the Treasury one hundred and thirty
nine thousand dollars, which she had, different times
advanced TO the claimants.
"You aware, that by the of $780, an appropria
ton Of three hundred and thousand acres of the pub
lie lands which liable entry, was made by Con-
gress to satisfy the unsased claims OF the officers and
sodiers oil the Virginia lines and navy, for military
bounty lands The quantity thus ppropriated has been
found insufficient. bill has passed the Senate with
IN amendment, making additional appropriation to
supply the deficiency, which, have strong hopes will
be agreed TO by the House of Representatives The
warrants will not without this appropriation command an
adequate price 1t very Desirable that the holders OF
such warrants whether in their right for service
dered or as heirs devees OF the officers soldiers
should not sell their warrants to spectators during the
tendency of this for their relief
ly Of the sacrifice which they make of their own inter
ests, by transfers for insufficient prices entire claim
Is weakened, by such transfers There is no sympathy
Tor the mere specuator while there is strong dspos
ton to render justice though long delayed the survy
Ing soldier, and to the heirs OF those who gone
VIRGINIA-Ireas,uy Office, Jtiiy l, 1882
The following is statement OF the situation of
the public funds at the end of the Sd quarter of the fiscal
year-IS32:
July l. 1S32.-Cash in the Bank of
Virginia 1901 90
Deduct the amount of two orders
paid into the Bank and not re-
turned to this Office, viz:
Oct 81, 1S32.-James McLau-
rine 2 81
Dec Is, Is32-B Sturtc-
want, 81 ST
Also deduct the amount of
check issued the
Both of June in favor of
III. B. Hunter and not
paid at Bank on that day l,I05 90
-l,163 4l-lS7, $40 2s
July L. lS32-Cash in Farmers
Bank I3779I 95
Deduct check issued ON
the 10Th June in favor
Of Henry Gibson, and
not paid at Bank at this
date 95 "A
Gain to the Literary Fund IL
95 56-l37 696 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

Delivered on the fourth of Jiy in the Richmond TBkd
ire by HOLDEN RHoDEs, Esq. Of Manchester
FELLOW CIrGzENssft is good fortune to live in
country where Liberty is not merely adored but cnoyed
She belongs 70 the number Of ancient household gods
our political institutions laws social habits our
lnmost souls are full Of her Inspiration Ihhernr from
our aihers the love, and the worship, and the endowment
freedom, have at last TO consider IS insepe.
table from our destiny, and to rely upon continuance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

" ANibD, as an Apprentice 10 The Printing busi.
w nessgan active, Intelligent youth Of respectabie
connections fom u 10 10 years Of age Apply AZ to oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10
REHABILITATION

- $275,545 81
REHABILITATION.
The Commonwealth balance is Il72Ss 60
Literary Fund 42,623 %
James River Co. 40 537 26
Board Public Works 10 I56 On
North Western Turnpike Road $685. 81
a.. 275,54O 50
Add gain in change 4 So
S275.545 81
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'spiht of1lats, Vol ! Book ., ehsr I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10
CORRESPONDENCE.

- RicHaoND, Juno 23d, 1892
DEAN SiR At meeting Commit tee apooired by Inc Go
neral Committee the Of
procuring an Grafton be delivered tho 9TH Juy ndx n yos
unanimously resolved, that HoLDEN RHODES ESQ be elected G
Orator OF the Day AS Chairman of that Committee the pleasing
upon
me TO add to their solicitations individual hopes that Won
Us th your ava on the occasion, and to you how
nueh compliance with their wishes III add satisfaction b
10y .te SUI
HoIpEr RuopEs ESQ III ID bi""hh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10
HoLDEN RnoDrs, Esq.

MAHcBEsrEH, July 9Th, 1882.
SR received last evening your yeserday ysqoesin me
9TH inst. " ~" '''''ou " NV V"Nn
aware OF tho circumstances undof which
iVu VIII believe when that intended FOR ptos
o YET yield without reluctance 70 tho request Of tho Commit
e IN the hope that the sentiments which they mas
% iavOfabiy received by tho public.
With very great fcspsot, ar yours &c.
IT,. - " RHODES
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DISTRICT AND PoRT OF RIcHMoN6 July 5th
Shipped in good order and condition by lie Richmond
Volunteers on board the steam boat James Gbbon of Rich
nond bound for Petersburg and ORDERS The Petersburg
Grdys: Success attend the voyage aud safe delivery oi
the cargo. Twill bear inspection any where.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-10

BY Chesterfield Trooper. The Volunteers Of Rich.
nond-Their blood flows as freely as their wine when
called to the defence Of their country
by an honorary member Of the X. L. T. Blues who was
not present HospitatyIis the only solace that's
left let the 4 Of July, 1882 speak that deserted by
those who could have aided u.s. have yet found
to shew the true spirit Of fathersU niOn brohefy
love, and Independence
by Sergt. VIM. +. Watson Of the Blues. The United
states OF North America--Tho convex mirror Of liberty
The rays dvergng throughout the word--may they ra.
diate tll the whole earth be umned
ny robert wilkins Of the Petersburg Light Dragons
ne hchnond Volunteers-Bnght exempiars Of Virginia
Patriotism, Chivalry, and Hospitality
by H. Strobia The Reiorners Of England; the he
rOes OF the days Of Paris; aud the friends OF liberty and
freedom throughout thc globe
by Scrgt Powell, Of the Petersburg L. Dragons The
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. ''' I'M N 1919 i,Io giu SUI
HolpEN RHoDEs, Esq " % D''"HH'
~ G.. RcBNoSo, Juno ODD 1882
me that have been appointed by the
OF hcImond, 70 deliver an Grafton the 9TH July
am TOO sensible of tho honor conferred me be the aon
mont to decline iiBo pleased therefore, Communicated 70 1o
assurance Of my highest respect, w ' ~
am, very truly, yours, &c.
~ n ~. 90. go II. RHODES
Richmond. ''O' " '''""oo'si
; .. RfcBNoND, July 9th, 1892
SIN IN compliance with tho
nee OF haogenen beg leave 10 you COPY
publication. " Wv W. ''''i '''
Permit me also TO add the expression
will permit consideration
TO withhold from publication, Grafton which was G.sf tx e.
pments winch oil who heard u cordially approved
With sentiments of high respect.
! m YOURS, n
=, HENRY GIBSON, Chairman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
fcoMMusroATED.1

COMMUNICATED.
The following members Of the National Re.
publican Committee for the County Of King
George, to wit:
John Arnold, Lawrence Ashton, Col. Thomas
b. B. Baber, 8. J. 5. Brown, Col. Alexan-
der P. Chesey, William Cotton, Augustine
Fitzhush, Dr. Francis e. Fltzhugh. Alex'r 5
Hooe, N. H. Hooe. John F. Jett, Y. Johnson,
B. Johnson. David r Jones. DaIngerheld Lew.
is. Tho's L. Iomax, Major Tho's Perkins,
John H. Smith, Edward Smith, DR.. Austin
Smith, John Sthreshley, Col. John Stuart, Col.
John G. Stuart, Richard Stuart, James e. Ia
liaferro. sen. James G. Taliaferro, jr. Edward
T. TayIoe, Bennett Thomkins, Nedham l..
Washington, Capt Edward Oldham, Lawrence
T. Dade, and George N, >Grymes-met at the
Courthouse, on the 4th day of Oct, 1882, to
adopt suitable measures to advance the election
of Henry CLAY, of Kentucky, as President,
and JOHN SERGEANT Of Pennsylvania. as Vice
President, of the United States,.at the election
to be held by the people on the first Monday IN
November ensuing. to fill these offices:-Wh
upon. on motion Of Edward L. Tay!oe, John
Taiaferro. ESQ, was called to the Chair, and
John H. Smith appointed Secretary.
On motion of Edward r. TayIue. ResOlUed.
That Edward T Tavloe, Richard Stuart, Ned
ham l.. Washington, Dr.. Francis G. Fitzhush,
Col. Alex'r P. ChesIey, Col. Tho's b. Is. Bah
err. Lawrence +. Dade. Capt Edward Oldham,
and Geo. N. Grymes, be appointed commit
tee to provide 400 printed tickets, to contain a
, list of the persons proposed as Electors OF Pre-
sdent and Vice President by the National Re-
publican Committee at Richmond.
Rcsolued, That Col. 'Thos. b. Baber. Edward
Smith, WIN Cotton. Capt, Edward Oldham. Col.
] Alex'r p. Chesey. and John Arnold, be appoint
ed TO superintend the aforesaid election, and to
purge the polls.
On motion. RESOLVED. That the following ner-
sons be added to the National Republican Com.
mite for the County Of King George. to witt
Hay Taliferro, John Baker, James Philips. Viii.
liam Jones, Enoch Edwards, w. A. g. II. Ash
ton. John II. Washington, Jacob w. STUART
James S. Quesenbury, Rowley Mardus, William
Sebastian, John Sebastian, George I. Riding,
Thos B Thornley,, William A. Arnold, Price
Underwood. William Greenlaw, Jr., Hosea Ro-
gers, Jesse Davies, F ID. 'avies, James Lee,
John b Burchel. Charles Tayloe, B. o. lay
Toe, John Parker. II. T. Washington, Albert
Turner. Richard Turner, John A. Edwards. Ro-
bert Pollard, Thomas jenkins, William ]. Helm.
William Hoe, Henry Rollins, Step hen Bow.
en-, Joseph Rollins. Calvert Jones. Abner w
Rollins, DR.. Richard Stuart, and Francis T. Fltz-
hugh.
Resoired, That when this meeting adjourn,
that it adjourn to meet on the first Thursday IN
November next: and, on motion, the meeting
then AL journed
JOHN TALLIAFERRO, Chairman,
JOHN II. Smith, Secretary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12

The Cincinnati Telegraph of the 9th instant,
announces the death by Cholera Of the Right Re-
verend EDWARD FENwIcK, Catholic Bishop Of
Ohio.
8. He was on his return homeward from Can
ton, Stark County, after long and laborlous
visitation Of the remote parts OF his extensive do
cess, during which his heart was cOnsoed Tor the
disease which weakened his constitution and the
fatigue that prostrated his strength. at beholdng
the fruits of his enlightened charity aud ZEAL
The prevailing epidemic arrested has course, and
ter,nsA aed his mortal career. at Wooster, IN the
county of WAYNE A friend who was to be the
companion of his journey to Cincinnati, can
best describe his last illness.
WOOSTER, Sept. &C.
The Risht Rev, Bishop and left Canton yes.
terday at noon. He complained of weakness
and iysentery, which he SAID had been with him
| for six weeks or more occasionally. At o'clock
he complained greatly of the cramp, so that he
stood up two or three times IN the stage. we GOT
here Just at sunset: he took cup OF tea anu
went to bed 10 minutes AFTER We had two doc
tors with him before eleven o'clock. We des.
paired of his discovery at that hour.
He died on Wednesday, the Goth OF Septem-
Der, at la o'clock (noon.) about twenty hoIrs at
ter his attack. aud was Immediately inferred
attacked. he Immediately despatched a messen-
ger for the Rev. Mr.. Henry. and among the last
coherent words he spoke, were the following di.
rections to that messenger: Tell Mr. Henry to
bring the blessed Sacrament and Holy Oil, for
may be dead before he arrives" 1t Is observed
that he spoke again in answer to an inquiry. but
it was only to say that he had nothing further to
do with any worldly concerns. He died aud
was inferred before the Rev. Mr.. Henry reached
him. By the respectable Editor OF the CincIn-
natl Gazette, the venerable prelae deceased, is
characterised as "a model Of pious and unob-
trusive Christian zeal and simplicity OF manners.
| To the church here,'' the same editor observes,
"his death ia a most serious calamity. For
more than quarter of a century, he has been
all ndefatgable missionary in the West, living.
as he died. without reproach. However other
Christian churches may regard the Catholic
church, every good man might exelaim. IN re-
ference to his death, oh, that may die the
death of the righteous. and that my last end may
be like his!"
DR.. Fenwick was a native of Maryland, and
was very extensively connected with many OF
cur oldest and most influential citizens,by whom,
as BY all who knew him. his vrtuous and anna
bic department through life, was highly and just.
" appreciated, his death will be sincerely la
meuted. and his memory fcrvently and sacredy
cherished.-Bah. Gao.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
DIED..

In Norfolk, on the tn instant, Mr. GEORGE
DossoN, aged %. after short ilness OF bilious
chulic. The death Of this promising young man
is much regretted by his acquain'ances. anil deep
" lamented by an affectionate mother aud other
relatives. But we have still more affecting ap
peal to the sympathy Of those VINO shall read this
brief notice, in behalf of his widowed bride, to
whom he was united only week ago! Alas
how uncertain are all human calculations; how
evanescent the dreams of earthly happiness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
u. Kennedy

IA. MeNNeNS
N1FERs for sale the following STATIONARY u
J Fancy ARTICLES. viz:
Ledgcrs, Journals, dav aud invoice books
Letter cash and memorandum do
Bank, cypherpg and copy 90
Pocket-books, morocco and cali skin
Soft note cases and wallets
ASS skin memorandum hooks
Sealing wax and waters, red, black & yariega'ed
Note and Office waters
Inkstsnds pewter. glass and bronze
LIQUID black and red INK
japan India and durable ink
Black and red ink powder
Penknives, general assortment
@ ills of all kinds; steel, silver and gold pens
Black and red lead pencils and crsyons
Sable pencils; hair pencils, long and short
Gunter's scales and dividers
Osborne's anil Ncwman's water colors, in boxes
of 6, Il, 8 and "a cakes
Ditto in single cakes
Uhramirine, cobalt blue, &c.
Childrcn's 10y col5rs in single cakes; pink and
blue saucer; p,unce and black sand =
Seals WOO anl ivor, handles; glass ditto, with
mottos; states aud STATE psncIls
Parchms Mt and velIum; pink tape; copy slips
Ivory aud bone folders; black 'ines fr~ w'linS
Blank and visiting CART, round and fas rulers
Silv and plated pencil cases
Bank post aud note papers
Superiine drawing papers, al sizes
Morocco paper. all colors; @aer'd silk do
Sea charts and maps, sea journals, log and cargo
books; measuring do
Brass dividers aud ptotrscters
Pocket maps of the United States
Do of the respective States
Medium printing paper; DENY writngdo
50 resms foolscsp, nos |, 2, 3
6 do folio post. thick and thin
40 do qu4rto post do
10 do hot pressed and gilt
leo do wrapping paper
lronmongers' paper, blotting and tissue do
Marble paper, deny and cap
Room papers and borders do
Blue and white bonnet boards; sand and leg paper
Fancy and embossed colored paper
Gold paper, silver do; gold Leaf; silver do
Ouch metal; rice paper and ivory leaves. for mi.
natures; Bristol boards, white and colored
Thermometers, bronze mounted and in cases
Cards of puzzles; do of Instructions do OF CONVEX
sa,ion: do OF geography
Backgammon tables, complete
Draft and crbbage boards
Ivory bone and wood chess men
Pearl fish and counters; bsttledores and birds
Day u Martins blsckIng
Violin strings. English and Italian
- bow 8 and bridges; violins of every quality
Tutors Tor violin, flute, fife, &c.
German flutes and clarioneis; reeds for cIaifonets
Flies, best and common
Single and double hageoles
walking sticks. canes, Sc; silk & leather purses
Italian sewing silks
Sewing cotton, all numbers and colcrs
Gentlemen's beaver gloves
Ladies' Gloves, great variety
Boys and misses do
Shell, tuck and side combs
Ivory and horn do, all prices
Smelling bottles, and general assortment OF per-
fumery; tooth powder and brushes
Hearth shoe, clothes, hair, hat and shaving ofusn
es, plain and gilt
Razors and strops. best quality
Scissors, best and common
Hemming needles, and hsh hooks
Measuring tapes so and 75yards
sept le-2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. ~. CO.

ARRIVED, Oct. IL,
Schr. Fornax, Marston, Boston; Sundries to
YIN. Fowle & Co. and Freight for the District.
schr. Two Sisters. Holiday, Boyd's Hole;
Wheat to Geo. Johnson & Go.
Schr. Eliza, Mcdaniel, Patuxent; Tobacco to
A. C.. CazenOye & Co.
schr. Patron, Ellis, Newbern, N. c.; Tar to
Master.
sloop Mary, Cole, Piscataway; Tobacco for
Baltimore.
Steamboat Potomac, hewitt, Norfolk; Freight
and Passengers.
SAILED,
British Schr Brilliant, Evans, Bermuda.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
ALEXANDRIA, ID. CO..
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 70. 1882.

We are indebted to Capt. DoAsE, OF the brig
Caravan, at this port, for files Of late Halifax
papers.
We take from the New York Gazette Curl
GUS and interesting correspondence between 10.
seph Bonaparte and Gen. Lafayette. 1t is CO.
pied into that paper from work recently pub
blished in London entitled Memoirs Of Lafay-
cite, and the Revolution Of 1890, by NJ. b. Sar-
rams, Secretary of Lafayette" The letter Of
Lafayette is frank; though at this period, two
years from the date. his favorable opinion Of Lou
is Philippe has been undoubtedly changed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
BY GEORGE WHITE
Valuable furniture OF auction

TIVE subscriber, being about to remove from this
instant. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at his Dwelling house,
corner Of Prince and St. Assph streets, his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
consisting, in part, Of mahogany sideboard tables;
bureaus sofa elegant marble clock with glass case.
runs 81 days. wardrobe; book cases easy chair; al
patent rocking chair, for the sick, mahogany,
rush, cane seat and other chairs; sndirons; shovel
tongs tenders; feather beds carpets; 3 small orna.
ntal Franklin Stoves constructed burn anthra-
cite coal: together with variety of
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Also, small lot Of B.4C0N. and good HTLclI
cow. Terms of sale-For all sums Of and under
$50, Cash; over that amount credit OF four months
will be given for approved endorsed notes. ,,
w. c. WALTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
For Rent or Sale.

For Rent or Sale,
-MvA The STORE HOUSE now occu.
tshs9iE6pied by Joseph Janney Co.; fine Store
NsN7Gik and an excellent stand for any business.
GHSSTS$3 AIso
The STORE HOUSE lately occupied by Ri
chard S Hopkins e Co +; pne of the best stands and
stores in town for the DR., Goods business Also,
The Two Story Brick DWELLING HOUSE
& LOT at the corner of Prince and Patrick streets,
lately occupied b, w ". Fairfax. This is one of
the handsome st and peasantest Dwellings in town. II
it is not rented by the first day of November next, it
WILL on that day, at o'clock, P. N on the premises,
be sold at public auction, credit of g. II, ID, "a,
80 So months interest added, and the payment salts
faCtory secured. JOSEPH JANNEY.
oct l2-2awtlstNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
Corporation Notice.

TIME Council will Friday evening next. the 18th
Il instant, proceed to elects Superintendent and
six watchmen in the places ofthe present Supernten
dent and watchmen, discharged
oct lo-st P. THOMPSON, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture. &c at auction.

furniture, &c at auction.
1EONDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, viii be
Nl sold at my Warehouse general assortment OF
new and second hand
FURNITURE,
with several other articles; consisting IS follows:
Mahogany Sideboards; Bureaus; Bedsteads
Breakfast and dining Tables
Candle and Wash Stands
Stick bottom and rush seat Chairs
Feather Beds, Nstrasses, &c.
A lot Of Backsmit's Tools; and also
A lot of VIM. such As Sweet Malaga, Port, Mar.
oct III seilles ladeirs. sherry. Champagne u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
Trust sale.

Trust sale.
DY virtue ola Deed of Trust, bearing date the 18th
Id day Of April, 1923. from Samuc! DE Vaughan to
the subscriber. for the purposes therein mentioned,
vii, be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on Saturday the 18th October next, at 10 o'clock a.
81. on the premises,
4 TltO SyORY FRAME TENEMENT
e. q LOT or GROUaD, lying and being on the
IL ss:.ast size Ut Henry ptfeet between Prince and
UGe streets Terms made known at the place OF sale.
y, % JOHN g pRFSrrr -ustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
Nys0n Tea.

han5 LESS OF hyson Tea, Of cool quality, or
o, 0 >" would be sold low to close sales
GEO JOHNSON 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
Teas e Wine.
I@s fhnaaelpMia. via Canal

G. IAe packet sloOp NEPTUNE. johnson,
- n4s'sr viii sail on Saturday. For freight APP
&C, N "u' Or TO STEPHEN SHINN,
Jsnney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
For Boston.

~ me Brig PATRON, Z. Knight. master, now
~. .alf 70 load, and can tlke few hundred bar
o. 0e'sh'' Apply to
---- JOHN H. IADD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
SALE OF
Valuable PERSONAL Estate,
BY order of the Orphans Court,
BY RICHARD WRIGHT. .auction.er.

DY virtue Of an Order from the Orphans Court of
Id Washington County. shall sell atpubc auction,
on Monday next, 18th instant commencing at 10 o.
clock, ~ .! the late dwelling OF James wake, de.
valuable PERSONAL ESTATE Of the said deceased,
consisting Of viz:
Excellent Household &Kitchen Furniture
comprising every variety, and which is in very good
order
1876 shares Bank Metropolis Stock
ITO do Franklin Insurance Company do
do Chesapeake and Ohio Canal do
9 do Baltimore Steam Packet Co do
valuable Negro Boy. aged fifteen years. slave
tor life
Gig Carts. good Horses
Saddles, Brides. Stoves
Cow, Steers, % sheep
IS bbls (about 10 900 wt) Of Rendered Ta1ow
Large lot Of Beef Tongues, and
Dried Beef and Sausages
Lot Of Sailing Tubs, Meat Chopper, &c
Lot Of Lumber
Stalls in West and Centre Markets
With great variety of other articles
The Stocks will be sold at ONE o'clock. T.. NJ.
The Terms of Sale are-All sums under 800. CASH
over &c. and not exceeding $50 three months credit;
over So and not exceeding 800, six mon.hsi all sums
over $780, nine months credit the purchasers giving
bonds with approved security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
At same time. ,viN be sold
! Negro Woman, sed alb ut 10 years
| gold lever and gold repeating Watch
half Lot 49, in Reservation No. IL, containing 1890
feet
All Square so3
Half Lot z, Square s2s, containing 9, 500 feet
| Part Lot No ,, Square SIS, fronting on I street
North
Lot 10, Square 424
Lot S. in Square 480
Lots and IS. in square SIS
Lot IS. Square SIG
Lots and 3, in Square 525
Lot %, Square SIS
Terms above.
oct I2-dts RlCU'D WRIGHT.
Auot. Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
Tor

Tor
Just received and for sale by
% octl2 JOSIAH II DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12
For HostOn,

For BOSTON,
sEK The packet schooner F0RNa1H, Marston,
S1X Master, will have despatch aud take freight on
reasonable terms. For which, or passage, apply to
tip W, fOWI.E q Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12

Below Norfolk, On the 9th, Brig Moscow,
Hawkes., hence for Boston
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-12

theese.
II Sa>ss Goshen Cheese, landing and for
o'Ses) sale by
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