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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
Fashionable Millinery .

Mus. NIL respectfully informs The ladies' of Al,
Nl exandra and its vicinity that she has returned
from New York. and will open. on TuesdtJ, the 18Th,
an elegant assortment OF
MILLINERY suited TO the present Season,
Among which are some superior TUSCAN and
STRAW BONNETS, Ribbons, Silks, &c.
Also.
A suppIy of Fashionable II iIU-WORK. such as
Braids, Gutls &c FURS, SWANSDOwN. &C &c.
nov 1S-eu3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
DIED.

On Saturday, the 9Th inst, At hls residence IN
Cuipeper, Of paralysis, JAMES WHEArLzY. Esq,
a highly respectable citizen of that county.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. 81 for 1858,
To be drawn in New York on "wednesday, Nov ~
Sc NUMBER L0TTERY-l0 DRAWN BdLLO1S
HIGHEST PRIZE $40, 900.
Whole tickets IS, halves SO; quarters Is
To be had in variety of numbers At
O. s. MORSES Lottery Office,
Corner King and Royal streets, Alexandria. c.
~ S.at, tcke,, for Washington and BaHimue IN the
N.,r Zine of GREEN COACHES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
,r :, GOVERNMENT" oUARRELs.

TIE 1GONERNMENi
r.. Government has now on hand but all 10
,,,iO Of settlement, no less than three domestic
"l one with Mr.. Robert b, Randolph;
qa a With the Bank of the United States and one
a 1is the State of Alabama. We have .s given IN
, S paper the latest Intelligence with regard
~ Al these Disturbances; and our readers VIII
s,d a. ,b,, our extracts embrace quotations fro"
aa' newspapers Of different parties; SO that they
hive fair res Of the whole ground. M sns re- re-
"l ~, IN me Bank controversy. we can Ind no.
sHr il the papers, which advocate the powers
I.,1s 70 rebut the statements given under tha'
,.I. ,s soon, however, as we see any. we shall
publish them also We are determined .,a that.
bI., we always freely express our own opinions
- ,s,,rd to all public matters. our readers
shall see both sides as far as We are able to COL
r,e, the different views
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
iIanA for Sale.

II Y virtue of deed Of trust executed BY the late
III Richard Bland Lee, and Elizabeth his wife, on the
10Th day of June, 1925, the subscriber will offer as
public auction at Fairfax Court House, in Virginia. on
Monday the I'd day Of December next, at IL O'CLOCK
me rd.n all the right title and interest ct the said
Richard Bland Lee, and of Elizabeth lis wife, o. II
and to the
.-sax TRACT OF LAND
'.e..tG known by the name Of " Langiy," lying IN
80 the County Of Fairfax, Virginia, and bounded
se4sx, as follows, vz:-On the south by the turn
pike road leading from Georgetown to Leesburg' on
the west by the lands of Clement Smith and Roger
Jones, on the north by the river POionsc and on the
east by the lands Of Robert s Read. Daniel Bussard
and Clement Smith; and is situate about two and half
miles above the Little Falls Of the Potomac containing
Eve hundred and forty acres, more or less
The terms of sale - One.fourth OF the purchase
money to be paid in hand and the residue IN equa' In
stalments of one, and three years The purchaser
to give notes. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
from the day Of sales and on full payment OF the pui'
chase money, with Nil interest and COSTS the suoseh
ber as Trustee aforesaid. will convey to the purehs
ser all the right and title derived under the SAID deed
RID SMITH, Trustee.
nov 5-eot3OthNovtTdts
10. The sale Of the above described property
is postponed to Saturday. the 2lst December neT,N
~ O'Clock NJ when it will take place, at Mr. sewas
on the premises on the Turnpike Road leading from
Georg etown to Lee~burg
nov 2l-ts. RID. SMlih u, trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
Valuable Property for sale

Valuable Property for sale,
,sssssa< The subscriner offrrs for sale
E& A TRACT OF L d
FW situated in Fairfax County. about IL miles
3D., from Aexandris. and one mile and quarter
from Occoqusn. containing. by the last survey,
1911 acres OF LIND
This land i, Of good quality, about 400 acres of
which is well tmbered. consisting principally OF OAK
suitable for building ships erecting uharves, pumps,
&c. and would probably average 20 or so cords per
acre. exclusive Of timber The land not ay or S'o
every part 10 sufficiently level for cultivation. There
i. fine of alter running through It; its si,ua;
ton is heahfu and beautiful and BY system OF good
husbandry. may become delightful and profitable re-
sidence The are neSO;aer.Sie though
and scantling, which adds greatly to the facility OF
building. To persons wishing to enter into the Wood
or Timber business this would be desirable purchase
The tract may be so divided as to afford two produc
tive Farms, and will be sold on very reasonable terms
BIER next shall on that day. Offer it for sale for cash.
to the hi CHEST bidder. at Cats Tavern, West End of
Alexandria u. MiNoh.
nov S-dlwSTaawt7thDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

r.. Eoysruor Of Virginia is said. on Tuesday
,., 10 have ordered a troop OF Cavalry IN Rich
-."d IN hold themselves in readiness on that
=, f., service. Some think this order has re-
G',.,,, to the Randolph business-s'me to the
p,,.,,,s affair. To such heishth is popular in'
,r,,,,oo excited in Richmond, that there has
,.s, ,ome talk Of foreibIs rescuins MIR. Kan
Iolph from jail.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
SALES AT AUCTION.

BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-THIS DAP
nv Friday, 22d. At &c O'Clock, 4. H. will be sold,
~ WITHOUT RESERVE, in the large Room down stairs
OF Mrs Fietchers House, Prince street. near Pitt
street all the excellent
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
OF gentlemA" who has qu,, house keeping consist.
ing OF S'deooard, Sofa, Tables. Chairs, Beds, Bed.
steads. Carpets, china, Tampa, &C. &c nov 20-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
Notice.
TINDER the authority of a Decree of the Superior
u Court Of Chsncery, holden At S,sunton on the
18th day of July 1929, suit there pending between
John X. HAYDEN, administrator with the will an
nexed Of BENJAMIN Beeler, Junior, deceased,
and others, Plaintiffs,
Mary Hongsworth, executrix Of Frances Hol
lingsworth, deceased. who was exccuriI Of
Jane Holingsworth, decd, &C. Defendants,
The subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction.
on Saturday the 30h November next, the follow ing
HaLUABLE PR0PER7Y-thst is 10 says
S>syn |. The BRICK TENEMENT &
ssfgss!lALOT OF GROUND on the west side of
.glx NJ Fairfax street. between Prince and Duke
SSraE 49, streets. formerly occupied by Evan +.
la, lUr US coach makers shop; and the Ground be.
tween the north gable wall of the said tenement and
the line of the lot lately occupied by Nicholas Iings
ton-n front Fairfax street SIS feet, or less; in
2. The VACANT LOT adjoining the said
brick tenement on the south, extending to Reuben
Johnsons lines in front 10 feet more OF less; in depth
l23 feet inches
GINA currency charged on lot IA feet inches in
'front.' adjoining No on the south. being part OF the
lot f,rmeri, occupied by Nicholas Kingston
q. Three VACANT LOTS, 20 feet inches
in front EACH in depth 1913 S. the east side OF Royal
street, between Prince and Duke streets
The sale will b, gin at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. in front Of
the brick tenement on Fairfax street One.thrd OF
the purchase money to be paid in cash; the residue IN
three equal instame nts Of three six anine months,
with intel from The day OF sale For the deferred
payments bonds with good security, will be CURED
H. /. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
oct so eot30lhNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
vNh\ic Sale

Steam Engine at Suction.
an Wednesday, the 27th Instant at IL o'clock, will
- be suld on Jsmiesons Wharf, Alexsndris, THE
ENGINE, TWO BOILERS. and sundry articles,
formerly belonging to the Steamboat Ousatonic.
Terms at sale
nov 81 [Na: In. till salel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

g. ALE OF LAND AND manifestations TO
~ decree OF the county court OF Hanover, made on
the 25th day OF December 1882, in the suit OF Pate
against Pate and others, will be sold the first day Of
February next il feir, not the next fair day thereafter,
at the late residence OF Absaom Pate deceased, (whin
three miles OF Goodds ayeTn) the tract OF Land where
on the said Pate resided containing about 256 acresand
also eleven remarkably likely Negroes. Terms OF sale
The Land will be sold upon credit OF one and two years,
tho purchaser giving bonds with approved security 10
carry interest from the date, aud Deed OF Trust the
Land, to secure the payment OF the purchase money
The Negroes will be sold upon credit of twelve MONTHS
Except for much will be sufficient pay the
OF the said decree and the EXPRESSES attending the sale
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
carry interest from the date. COMMISSIONERS.
January 8. 7i-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
Sssaga1jcIccT.

YaNHIS Thoroughbred Stallion " in stand the next
"a sou, at MIR. Writings stable on Tanners Creek in
the county OF Norfolk, about mile East of Norfolk Bo-
rough, aud at Suffolk in the county of Nansemond The
will the LIST of February and end on the
10Th of July.
ChanucIeer bred by the late James G.. Green Esq
OF NanScmond county, Virginia, foalcd in 1896 Got by
Old Sir Archy, ont Of Black Ghost (he brood mare of
her day). She bred by DR. Anthony Dixon OF Charles
City county Va, got by Ligfoops imported horse Oscar,
her dam Pill Box, Ivy imported PanIaoon, her grandam
MelpOmcne, by Morton's Traveller, her e. grandam Vr-
gina, by Old Mark Anthony, her e e. grindlrn Polly
Byrd, by the imported horse Aristotle, her e. r. e. eran
dam Young Bonny Lass, by the imported horse jolly Ro
ger, ol the imported benny Lass by Bay Bolton
D5rey's Araban-Byery Turk--TaAolet Barb Places
White Turk-NAturaI Barb mare.
have said that Black Ghost Of the best brood
Of her day, in proof Of this, only state Gat
she the dam Of the following distinguished race and
brood maresGenera Wynns Isabella Of the best "a
OF her day, and dam OF ANVIL the Turf and run.
ming with great cred-Counbia the dam Of ate Ken.
non-Meg Dods-and Miss Matte, that beat Col john
sons Virginia Taylor last Fall mile heats on Long Island
Al by Sir Archy, and full sisters to Chandelier
Chanucleer was trained when years old by james S.
Garrison Esq but in consequence Of injury sustained
10 one Of his feet when colt, lie only once; in
that race, though unsuccessful he ran with credit lie
his foot gave way again, and he turned In this
trial lie beat both Of his competitors.
lie will be let 10 mares at $50 tie season. $50 70 en-
mare in oa 10 be paid as soon a. she proves IN oa
or is parted With; and dollar 10 the groom in every
instance lie is brown bay. with black name legs and
tall upwards OF 10 ~ bands high Of fine form anil great
power. Persons de irous Of raising from ihs stock
send their arcs 10 SIR Writings farm on Tanners creek
where hey viii have The range Of good pasture gratis
and be fed OF grain. II required, 25 day. Ser
wants sent with the mares will be charged nothing for
hoard. Every precauton will be used prevent acc-
dents escapes bot neither the owner nor myself will
be snswordble Tor any that may occur. For WILLIAM
n WHITING, Esq, HENRY BAYLOR.
January 8. 7t-2awtlsF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

"OMMISSIoN BUSINESS.-Thc Subscribers have
associated themselves for the purpose of ransacting
General Commission Business, TO be conducted in Rich
mond under the firm of Richard & Frederick Anderson s.
Co., and in Petersburg under the firm Of Richard Ander
son s. Co.
More than twenty years experience of tho senior part
ner in the Commission Business in Richmond and his
innate acquaintance with the produce of the State and
pccialiy OF the article of tobacco WILL they lacr them
selves, by strict attention the business that may be
ded To them, cnitle them share of public patronage;
that of the Friends of thu late firm OF r. s F. Anderson is
particularly solicited Liberal advances will he made
consgnen,s of tobacco our aud cotton, and orders for
those articles strictly attended TO.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
FREDERICK AN DERSON,
WM ANDERSON, JR.,
NArHL. f. BOWE
Jan IL 7S-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
Jan II.

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By virtue
OF a deed of executed to the subscriber bear
Ing date the 20h August, 1919 aud duly recorded in the
clerks Office of Losa county court for certain purposes
Wherein mentioned, shall expose to public SALE for cash.
Friday tie Sh day of February IL fair il not the
fair day, Sunday exccp,e) the premises, FL
lisville in the county OF Louisa, certain lot parcel
of Land, (and the improvements thcrcon) lying, situate
and being Elsyille, containing by estimation s 4
acres, be the less There is a very valua-
bic manufacturing and grist mill the lot: this mill is
situated in fine wheat country, ne miles north of Lou
Courthouse, fourteen fifteen miles South of Orange
Courthouse, and about 40 miles from Freericksburg-
The title the property is believed be inputi
ble but acting trustee shall convey such title only
us is vested in me by said trust deed.
NATHANIEL MILLS, Trustee
Ellisvis, Jan. 8. 7S-w3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
BR REFCEsAE ~ COOK.

o The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally, and
during the session of the State Legislature
Price, the hecoc Five Dollars ennu payable in adj
Notes satcred banks (on( viii be
payment The Editors will guarantee the safety of rcmit
ting mu tho Of all letters being paid by the writers
will be discontinued, but the discretion of the
Editors, until all nrrcanges have been paid
will the of nine shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
less first insertion, 75 each continuance,
o assumed by in this its envifons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
Ellisvills, Jan. o. 7s-w3t

~ OHAEHA-:rhe sire Of Damon, (ihe winner of the
VA sweepsake Broa- Rock that sold for $1,000, and
afterwards won the stallion stake at Peersburg,) TObdc
cOnSt, (he winner of the sweepsde ut Broad Rock that
sold Immediately after the for $4,000, Col WIN. r.
johnson. and subsequently sold by him for $4,000
Mary Randolph, Che winner OF the swcepake at Tree
H the Propretor's Purse Fairfield, the Post Sweep
stake atNotolk the Jockey Club Purse and inside stake
at tile place and during the week, worth $780,
at which time she commanded the unprec edented price
of $6000 and alcrv ards the stallion stake Tree
Hill when $4,000 was offered and refused for fourth
Broad -Rock) Barbara Qhe winner of the sweepsake
Farhel Benton's Colt Che winner OF four last fall
out of ive and GarisOns Fly (that sold for $3OOO)
will for the next occupy his old stand Half Sink
nine miles IRON Richmond, after which il is pvbablc
(rom the extrayagaa inducements that have been offer
edo he will make ia another State
From the above list of performances and prices it will
be that whether Tor the turf for market horse
claim preference Johanna, particularly when
Il is borne in mind that this is The result of his first
son and IN that respect may challenge comparison with
any horse known in il country, his sire, The Para
gon Of horses not excepted
He will stand at S7j the season. and deduction of 30
per cent. allowed all payments made before the 1t
July, at which time the season will eXpre.-$l00 n-
Parting With the mare, usual such
sions, foreits The Mares Gohanna
that dill prove in foA may heretofore he
again and insured at the price OF the Grooms fee
ST. Mares fed at % cents per Cav. No responsibility
for accidents though every prccauton will be taken
avoid them. JNO. NJ Bolts.
January l6 7S-I2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

SIR CHAIR rs, the i've Of the following ciHners:
- sussex, Havoc, Nurdock, Pioneer, Slender Dover,
Fidelity Sally Drake, Malcolm Mercury Runnets o. Blue
Collier, James Chopper, Traffic Andrew Hugo, Ysukcy
Msid, Sally Horuc flag, Froc, Archers Filloy, Trnt
Dolly Dixon, Sally White Annette, Clinton, Dayss FIJI
ley, GloSier Timolcon Findldv Clsrk's Colt, Clifford
sparrow Hawk. Red Rover, Melinda, Kitty Clover Bali
Hornet, Marietta &c. &c will stand he ensuing season.
where he has for the last ycars, he residence OF
my son, George W. Johu.on within one mile Of Mo1lys
Tavern, ~ the ceuuy NJ Chesterfield Is miles from &c.
tersburg aud ~ from Richmond Toms in time.
WM r. JOHNSON.
December 2s, 10 2awIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
Tappahannock, LIST January 1888. IA

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Will bc sold the
IA highest bidder, credit of twelve months, Ell
isville in the county OF Louisia Friday the 18th day
of January nst ii fair il not the fair day, the fol-
lowing property belonging 10 the estate OF VIM McAls-
ter, decd To witt nine likely negroes, consisting OF
women, six likely boys aud one girl, together with all
the household furniture belonging to the estate of the said
VIM. McAllister, deed. All persons having claims
against The estate will please present them before the
day of sale, properly authcnticateand those Indebted
will please make immediate payment
a. G. SHEPHERD, Admir-.
of VIM. McAllister, with the Will anne xed.
January 3. 72-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17


ri firms OF Rogers Harrison, in this City, and Roger
Co. in the City of New York, is this day. by consent
All unsettled business OF the two establishments in Eu
rope will be closed by Lewis Rogers that in New York
by the firm OF Rogers 81 Co.. and that in Virginia, by
Harrison, Jr. LEWIS ROGERS,
Richmond ,.lst JAM 1888. r. HARRISON, Jr.
The subscriber has formed commercial establishment
in Havre, under the firm OF Lewis Rogers Co., in
nexio with b. l.. Fould Fould oppenhem, Bankers il
Paris and socits the business his friends that place
as well as TO his house in New York. under the firm
Rogers s. Co. who will always be prepared to make be
in fIavre. LEWIS ROGERS
Richmond, lst January, 1888.
The subscribers have associated themselves in business
in this City, under the firm of Rogers. Harrison Gray
LEWIS ROGERS,
JAMES GRAY.
Richmond Is, January, 1888. 7l--I2t
a FEMALE well qualified to give instruction in Mu-
"a Sic and ran come well recommended, will meet with
liberal encouragement FROM Miss Hughes Preccpress
the Benvenuc Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dec. -. 6S-2awl2t
u BOARDING SCHOOL NEAR JERUSALEM
- The Subscriber, having located himself Tho hopes)
permanently, will open school the ensuing year at his
two miles west of JerusAem.Thc situation is
healthy, and enjoys every convenience
sary TO Boarding Establishment, the houses being in
good repair aud sufficiently large to accommodate ten
twelve boardes The OF instruction will he such
as prepare the students for the University and 10 afford
good, substantial education, those who incur
the expense OF collegiate course Every attention shall
his care The tuition fees will vary from fifteen to thirty
dollars according the different branches studied Board
including beds candles 500 per ssion o ten months
The school will commence on the second Monday in
January and terminate OIL the 18th OF December allow
ing a vacation Of four weeks in summer.
For satisfactory testimonials OF character and quaica-
tons, reference may be had TO ~ following gentlemen
who will visitors the school, viz. Will
liam b. Goodwin, George =. Cary Hardy Harris Jas Ro-
chclle Edw. W. Marks DIR. l.. c. Trezvant and Carr
Bowers. B. II. TREZVANT
January !. 7l-9tH
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
January 3
Executors Sale of Valuable Real and Personal Is

VteJ -CFOp, &C.
EETII.L be sold, at public auction on Thursday the
Wv lth Feb, 1888, the premises that valuable
of Land belonging to the late VIM. Mckinney decd
situated in the county OF Campbell, Big Failing river,
Reads old Store. This tract of land formerly
ed by arton Jones and his heirs and probably
about 400 acres 800 oil which is rich low grounds
BY those who know it, il is believed be among the very
best tracts in the country The title is ndispuablc. The
plantation is in high state OF cultivation, and 200 bushels
of wheat neatly put in, in good meWe will SELL at the
time ana pnce, the reversonary interest in two
thirds of adjoining tract in which WIN. Jones' %. b.
has life estate, which has considerable quantity Io
grounds, and is very valuable tract of laRd.
.NegrOeS.-Wi be sold on the day, 80 or 40 ne
groes, likely and valuable any in Virginiaamong
them are two irst-rae blacksmhs
Stock, Sc.-S or 10 likely and well broke mules, seve-
raj valuable plantation horses from so 100 sheep about
90 head of cattle hogs &c. together with large quaint
~ of corn, OATS, fodder, plantation utensils, Sc.
Terms Of Sdie-The land will be sold upon four equal
annual ins,anents the purchase money be
deed OF trust upon the land and good personal security
upon the first and second insalments in addition The
negroes will be sold credit till the LIST day OF June
next for halt of the purchase money; the other half
the Ist day of June, 1884 Bonds with approved sec
ry will he required for the The credit for the
other property will be liberal, aud made on the day
OF sale. Mr. John Cadwel, the manager of the estate
will shcw the land to any person wishing purchase.
The sale will be conducted by John Il. D. Payne, Auc
oueer. CHS. M'KINNEY.l
THO M'KINNEY, ( Ex'ors
JNO M'KINNEY,N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
Public Sale of a most valuable Estate.

AIN Friday the LIST day of February next, if fair,
w the next fair day thereafter, the subscriber will
on the Pamunkey River in the county of King William
This farm having been recently advertised and de-
scribed in the newspapers, further description here is
deemed unnecessary The subscriber begS The public IN
be assured that he is determined 10 SELL and that the
farm will positively be exposed sale the day above
named 1t is seldom, indeed that estate combining
many advantages is in market and those disposed pur-
chase, earnestly invited to attend the sale. Terms
which viii be accommodating, will be made known the
day of sale, and possession given immediately.
JOHN w. HOOMES.
IstI ,n, oia