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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06

BY GEORGE wHIrE.-7H1S mr.


Prints, Essences, Brushes, Soaps, &c.
AT AUCTION.
vIVHIS AFTERNOON, Al 3 O'Clock. at White Auc.
l. ton Rooms, when will be Sold to close sales i'm.
medistely, handsome assortment of
FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES;
Such ss-Fne English prints, in gilt frames; among
them are the burmese War, the Morning
Klss Chd's Bedtime, Moss Rose, fan.
cy heads. &c
Genuine otto extract and salt Of roses
Cologne water, antique oil
Elegant French and other hair.brushes
Ladies' FIRING and scymeter do, beautiful
articles
Cream Of almond, soda, and Price & Cosnell's
English soaps
Hulps best do
Morocco. bank. and double folio, pocket
books, some large sizes
Steel and plated clasp do. and wallets
Inds.rubber suspenders; sugar boxes
1eabo,rds and walters, stag handled carvers
Philadelphia albums, &c &C.
Ladies and gentlemen will please call and examine
the articles now open, before the sale.
apr6 GEO. WHITE, Auct
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF aLEXaADRLA. (D. C.
ARRIVED. April 5.

ARRIVED. APRIL 5.
British B ig Caravan, Doane. Halifax; Plaster
to W. Fowle g. Co. The Caravan sailed from
HALIFAX 25th ult. Arrived, the same day, schrs.
Cyrus AMI Caspian. from Baltimore.
Schr. volant, Wyand. New York; Plaster
to VIM Fl Miller.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, Jenkins. Baltimore;
freight and passengers for the District. Passed
two schooners in the River bound up.
SAILED,
Schr. Virginia, Harris, New York.
Sloop Neptune. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Steamboat Potomac, Ne,itt, Norfolk.
Brig Philip Doddridge, of this port, at New
York Sd inst. from Turks Island. Left 90 Anne
rlcan vessels.
schr. Spy, Harding. hence for Halifax, at
Boston lst inst. The s. is at quarantine there,
having man sick on board with the small pox
Schr Thistle, Locke, cleared at Norfolk for
Halifax Cd inst
Schr. Alexandria, BrittoD, hence at New York
Sd inst.
Schr. Hope, Thompson, hence at Boston lst
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NsnMaM .isYiWln.

uArRoN wanted to take charge of the ins,,'u u
4 ton the first Of May She must be . Woman ..
Standing both for s Rsy an. s hose Ssac
and capsoe o, an,rS shall be deemed either I.qu'
e, WINCH rpsr She must be faithfu kind and ,eaG,
site OF h.h .be exercises over hem, and both
in the care and example habits Of in
SO.n Oy sacred regard to truth and to the Perform
snce Of every moral duty. and love 10 i TO b.
cipIes Of the CHRISTIAN Religion. "pp"''N'
mace " e'''e ANN CLAGETT,
CATHERINE P. JAMESON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06

FLOUR the wagon price OF Flour
was IS Of. Yesterday, IS Of IS 10; IN
few Instances fraction more was paid. Some
lots of stored Flour were priced yesterday at
rs O8 to IS TO- Sales from stores at-S5 25
The entire stock Of Flour now in the ware
houses IN town is estimated at 10000 barrels; at
a corresponding period Of last year it was not
more than 5000 barrels. The quantity due to
the country for stored Flour is believed to be at
least 16, 900 bills, and probably $4,000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Public sale
Or SADDLERY, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
sESuE subscribers. being determined to Close their
concerns will on Friday, the 18th instant, sell at
public auction. at their Store on King, between Wash
ing and st. tsaph streets. their
ENTIRE STOCK ~ TRADE;
consisting OF best qu4'ty ssddIesi one set ct carole
harness. best gear; brdl-s best and common leather
and hair trunks; set of best quality plated coach
mounting; best and common st'rrup irons and bride
bits; spurs; buckles; trunk locks: and variety OF
other articles in heir line
Also. all the shop Furniture; Showcases; ten.
plate stove, &C. sc
Terms Of Sales All sums Of and und SO, cash;
over $50 and exceeding ESQ sixty days, over t60,
months credit, for approved endorsed notes.
JSale to comm, nee at 10 O'Clock.
RORATIO DAY,
spr6 ANDREW SULLIVAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
Removal.

vINHE subscriber respectfully tenders his thanks TO
the citizens Of Ale xandra and his friends generally
for the liberal patronage he has received the four
years last past He informs them that he has changed
his location to that extensive and commodous Build.
ing occupied. for some time past, by him, as Ware
house (since fitted up to answer his purposes) ary
opposite his old stand, on King, between Warrington
and St Asa Streets where he will be happy to at.
tend ia busin. j. in the
AUCTION IND COMMISSION LINE.
Outdoor saes of every description. sales of stocks,
tTc &c attended to with prompiness and despatch
tie has hand, and expects to keep pretty general
assortment of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
FURNITURE Of almost every description,
Such as Mahogany sideboards, tables, BUREAUS
srdrobes, candle and wash stands
Cane and rush seat, Grecisn. stump and stick
chairs
Spring seat and o her rocking chairs
Hal moss and colt n .latt,.,Ses
Patent fat window olnds Of every description
wth springs and cords
Blue printed and edged ware, assorted
Git mante and pier glasses
Painted wash tubs, excellent article
Cooking furnaces
general sssorm mt Of Britannia and jspahned
Hantel and alarm clocks
A lot of Jcwe'ry, silver & gilt Watches, &c. &c.
All of which he will sell at he most reduced prices.
apr GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
E,ncycI0ueAia Americanu.

4 .'abie work. is Just received by the subscriber
S,mes, with an appendix, and list Of the e0""'0u'
ers Also, ,,;nes vols duo.
The Ghost Hunter, vol duo IN
1he ! aides Medical Guide. by r. Reese: ", w.
me iau'e' y KE%NEDf
apr 4-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT
A Handsome Country Residence

A Handsome Country Residence
aT .aUCIION
DY virtue of a Deed of Trust from c. Chaplin and
I'D wife. for rain purposes therein contained, duly
recorded in the County Court OF Fairfax will be sold
at public auction, in front of the Reading Room on
Fairfax street. Monday, 29th instant, at IL O'Clock
N (fnot previously disposed by private sale,)
ABOUT sIXTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND.
well enclosed, with = comfortable two stor, Brick
DWELLING HOUSE. and other Improve.
81, mcnts thereon. about a miles from Alexandra,
GsSsa md the Little River Turnpike Road. tbs
u q, desirable Summer retreat, having abundance
of remarkably good water. UJ Terms At sale.
JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE, r-,.,...
AARON ID. HARMON,
anrl-ts WM ID. MUTT, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
Pure Brandy
70 Net.

fam comfortable Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
l:1m with Out Houses complete, s'joinng The house
occupied by MIR Joseph caches, on Cameron street.
Possession may be had immediately Apply to
apr6 CHARi ES BENNETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
NEW-YORK MARKET-ApR1I 8.

The demand for Western Flour suited to or
ders, received from the east. and for city con-
Sumption. has rather increased, which. with the
small stock here, occasions holders TO be more
firm, but without advance in prices. Sales are
SCI. for common and % for fancy brands, tor
the latter kind some small sales have been made
al 6,44 marcel Of about so bbls. received
from Albany the first part OF the week, mot in
bright order was taken at 6s-which IS SAID TO
be all that will come from there until alter the
Canal is open. Troy -Four is held at 81 10 g.,
for that in fne order The quantity here Is light.
In Southern nnr unhms particular has occur.
red, prices are, however. weu supported. There
IL no Whsa, IN market. 3cFs Of Not'h RIVER
Barley at Is cts. Southern Corn at Ga ia 6j cts.
L'tde has been dong in Cation siUce Saturday
uni Yesterday when demand >pruDg w. About
1850 ba es were sold VIZ: GOO Upands at o. at
IL cents: 100 New Orleans al l24. Is: 90
Florida az II a lei. aud $50 Alabama ~ Q Il $
cts In Colonial produce our market remains
unaltered; the transactions IN Coffee ar" pretty
brisk. but at somewhat lower prices. Safes OF
Sugar at former rates, but with limited stock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06

sPTHg SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTIONS
open every saturday afternoon from hiatt past to
O'clock, under the direction Of . Committee Of the
Manage at their Room Fsrfax street, immediate.
ly opposite to Or Smbler's Shop. teSst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
faper hangings

s,n. taper hangings
4 ISL supply received Tins day. amongst which
,l-,Ss sSssai new designs, forming. with the stock
and ~. on nand very Complete sssormen, Of Paper
som. handsome lot OF Fire Screen Patterns
mir n Tn are On Paintings. very durable; and two
BE sc,, me indis Hhnds the whole of which will
r $40 On very moderate terms.
-----eool ELIZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06

The llberality Of the legislature has been very
slsnaiy displayed towards The northern border
Of the state within a few years past, IN the way
OF appropriations 10 public works. See what The
Counties OF Frederick. Hampshire. Berkeley. Nor.
gan J'fe'son. Loudoun. Fauquier, and FAIR
taN have received, since the creation of the fund
loo internal Improvement.
Suckers, Gap Turnpike SEQ. 900
,'uoe lHfhPike 10000
A'Aoy 5 Gap turnpike H. 600
rlUq"'er ami Alexandria Turnpike $4,000
Fairfax Turnpike sam
Little River Turnpike 1850
s''"se Turnpike $4,000
Lieesburs Turnpike soon
Se turnpike 5000
SD'@n'id aud Shepherdstown Turnpike IS, SIS
'~'!nf'a' Charles'o~n, and liarpers-Fer-
w turnpike $4,000
" winchester and Potomac Rail Road 40. 900
chesapeake and Ohio Canal $50, GOO
k.s maer ms who will feel himself justified IN
pnsa up sectional jeslousies between ea,l and
~. Is mere not evidence here. Of tie pro-
W u 'u'u'a'ing good feelings, and Of being
",anS IN reality-bre,hren Of the same
'' oo'nialoh," "oae aud indlylsbie:" 3.
'haries;ora Free Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
Perfun,ery, &c

rLEMENT BREAST, at his Shop on Royal
u street, has ,iu-t received from New York small
assortment # PERFUIfERY and other articles, which
he would be happy to dispose Of amongst which are
the following:
Genuine bears oil With a number of other
Superior an'lque do descriptions -,
Naples do Cologne lavender, r'or'
IA new and said TO he su ola and Bay water
perior art,oel Very fine NsPs soap, for
Superior toe, powder shaving
Rich scented nursery do Tooth brushes curIs, puffs
p,est.n sal,s An assortment Of handsome
Persian rose soap S'o'h'
B,,,er almond do Venus poma,un, for dye
.rnacuar and Ceylon do ,ng red grey hair black
Je.samme aud v,o.ct dc PenkmVes, isz"ft, &C
Towucii !- WI be constantly adding.
Ladies can hay, Utmost say description OF Hair.
wo,k 10 or Ter =, ,n ~ notic.. Curs re dressed
n, homes y, s,rct suen,Ion to business. TO merit a
shsr Of pubic paro"ss in ths line Of his profession
apr )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06

Notice is hereby given,
-u.T. Genera, Meeting of the 5tockholders OF me
Fsuquer and Aexaodra turnpike &c c0@ on %s,
take place at auckland on THURSDAY 'ns yiS "a" four
May next. for the purpose OF eec,ns s. s.;d Com
Directors J. MORGAN. Treasurer.
DAny
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( u, AGge.

OrAnSes.
xMo Boxes Sweet Oranges, IN prime order, land
10 ing from schr lao, for sale by
and W. FO4LE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06

On the Goth ut, boy named Allen Scott. in
rushing to get on board steam boat just comIns
in, at Cincinnati. Tell bet~een that boat aud ole
lying a, tie wharf, and Was crushed to dealh.-
Other boys, at other ports, should BIZ warned by
his catastrophe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01
BY IsI'rCHIE q COOK.

The ENQUIRER is published twice a week. generally and
times
Price, the same as hc,oooe Five Doas annu payable
Notes OF shaytered (ony) will
Seved IN payment Tho Editors win safety
thcn
will be discontinued discretion of
Editors, until all arrearagcs have beer paid up.
Whoever will the papers, shall
havo tho tenth gratis. - ~
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Ono square, icss first insertions
~ cents No advertisement
or assumed nv some person in this cits its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

hANClNG.-The undersigned proposes TO open a
~ School for Dancing and WALKING In this city, early
IN October next
Having had letters Of introduction TO the following gen.
uemen, he IL permitted TO refer to tbem:Co Bernard
Peyton, DIR. George Watson, Thomas Richie, BENJAMIN
W. Leigh, p. ". Nicholas, wyndhsn Robinson Esqrs.
Sept "a I40--ll1 =. 9. BREEDIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

NAoRTHAM, McGRUDER & CO., in the ware
w house recently occupied by Workman & McGru-
site Messrs Rasfon s, Pleasan's--offer Tor sale
80 hhds. ST. Crox Porto Rico and New Orleans Su
l6O boxes bags Rio Java and old white Coffee
IL hhds Molasses
81 bbs. Herrings
30 10. family do
do. mess Pork. New York inspec,ion)
tierces prime Rice
500 sacks Salt (best Liverpool fled)
200 do. ground alum do.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns from the Petersburg Msnufac
turing Company
so reams wrapping Paper
20 do. writing Conn do.
lOO tons Iron, comprising an assortment Of Swedes,
English and country Tires, for carriages gigs
ryalls, carts aud wagons
Round from 316 TO IL inches diameter
Square, from 3 is 10 3
Ulster, round, fat and SQUARE
ton axletree Moulds, for carriages
Band and box Iron
Plough Plates and Plough Mould,. No. I. 2 and
tons bsered Steel
IL do German do.
Ia do English blistered do
l do Spring do.
10 kegs Nails, assorted,
4 ar. casks Port Wine, "genuine"
is do. do Malaga do
half pipes "pure" French Brandy
pipes Sicily Syobles" NJ. Wine
3 do. w. /. Rum
Madeira and MarseilIes Madeira Wines
Old Rye and com. Whiskey, Gin and Rum
Shot, Duponfs Powder and Window Glass
Iallow aud Sperm Candles and Soap
Ginger, Pepper and A.pce
SaliPeire, Alum, Copperas and Indigo
Bar Lead, cotton and wool Cards
Bed Cords and leading Limos
Scotch and Macabsu SnuHs
Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Teas
25O tie5ees fresh Thomson Limejost received direct
| Sept. 81 Al a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

NEW MARKET RACES-FALL 1888
ITHNHE RACES this course will commence as
II usual, on the second Tuesday in October and con.
iinue four days.
FIRST DAY-Ttpo stakes:
It-A Sweepsake for Colts and FilIies three years old
q mile heats-$l0O entrance-half forfeit Now three
subscribers; and by their permission will remain open
ill the 18th of September.
2d-A Sweepstake for Colts and FiIles, three years
old-miie heats-$5O entrance-plsy pay-ee for all
Colts that have public close on the
FIRST day OF October
SECOND DAY-Proprietor's purse $500, entrance SIS
mile heats
THIRD DAY-Jccky Club purse 5000, entrance, $40
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-fhe .Ne,o Market plate--consisting of
two beautiful SHuer Pitchers, with tops and walters
and will cost about $So0-Two mile he.ts-fres for all
ages.
The Proprietor will be prepared usual to accommo-
das gentlemen at the course.
o. p. HARE, Proprietor.
August 27. s2-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

WDENOYAL-Mrs s. @. ADAMS has removed IA ,l,e
N q house Street, the second Psesbv,e,isa
Church, and lately occupied by Mr.. Madison Wslths
where she will be pleased 70 receive Bosrders by the
week, or year lSepl ~ 4o-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR SALE
The undersigned wishes to dispose Of hi, establish
meni, either with without the furniture To any per
son who may be anxious TO in the bushes
Keeping, he is satisfied that IL affords extraordinary in
ducemens IL the only tavern in village containing
thousand inhabitants; the seat of justice Of the wealthy
county OF Shenandoah; with The stage office at its bar
and II is notorious house where travellers invariably
make their stand. The Improvements which are in con.
temptation will make this establishment very valuable
The rail road from Winchester is about to be under con-
tract, and there is full expressed BY
private subscription and public meeting, make Me-
Aaanzed Road from winchester to Harrisonburg Pri-
vate reasons urge the undersigned 10 offer his
ment Tor sale, aud he il satisfied that is worth the at
'ennon oil capitalists His terms will be reasonable
Added to the advantages OF the house. are about SO
acres oil Land commonly called town lo but lying con
venen, 10 The house. These lots have had benef of
especial care for several years. and yield very
able stable income The travelling through the Valley
has been upon the increase for years. and from the
improvements which will certainly take place will be
worth the attention Of capitalists Letters on the sube
will be promptly attended 10. JACOB REAMER
woodstock, Shenandoah CO. Sept IS, 1888.
Sept 81 u-3w%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

NViICE,.-A petition will be presented to tho next
Iegisaiure praying for tie passage Of alaw to re-
duce the width OF the streets Of the town Of ScoyIIe in
we coHhy oI IoWnstan Oct. 4 f42--wAw.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

DICHMOND SEMINARY.-Tbe public are re.
ma specially informed that the duties Of this Seminary
VIII be resumed on the 7t October -Arangeme are
Languages MIR, Macuy will continue 10 fill that Of
Mathematics; and the renovated STATE of NV own health
The Female Seminary, conducted by Mrs Borke. SiIl
be re.opened on the same day WIN BtrRKE
Richmond, Sept 81, 1889. ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

III AND FOR Satellite subscriber having deter
"A a mined TO remove to the city OF Richmond for the
purpose OF devong himself TO the practice Of law will
sell The iarm on which he resides, in the upper nd
OF the county OF New Kent, Chckahominy itee
miles from Richmond. The Farm contains seven hun
bred acres about two hundred Of which low grounds
eeeved 10 be equal TO any the river, the high lands
are IN state OF handsome improvement, and equal in
fertility tosny In that part OF the couny-,he improve
nen's are sufficient, or nearly for the Farm-here
is very fine apple orchard of about eieb, hundred
trees comprising great variety of fruit for table and
cider 1t not previously disposed of, it will be offered al
public SALE on the premises Monday the I4h day of
October next; in tile time those disposed to purchase
are invited 10 examine the premises.
September 10. [36-tds1 JOHN b. CLOPTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

TDUBLIC AUCTiON-By virtue OF deed of trust
IL executed TO he late William Dandddse and the sub
scrber by Randolph Ross Of the County of White
State OF Tennessee on The 18th day of August 1920 and
recorded in The Hastings Court Tor the City Richmond
OH the 2o day of June, 1921; and ordered certified
which said deed OF trust registered in the
Office, in White County, state Of Tennessee on the 9b
day OF August 1921 and also registered in the Regis
ters Office in Warren County, State OF on the
9Th day OF August 1921, for the purpose Of securing the
payment OF sundry sums OF money mentioned in the said
deed will s sold by Public Auction, the highest bidder
Tor ready money! at the front door Of the Eagle Hotel
the City oil Richmond, on ednesday the 9th day OF No
vember next at IL o'clock ii fair otherwise the first
day thereafter the following property wit: certain
piece parcel OF land in the county Of Warren State of
Tennessee containing 81 acres, including the Arch Cave
Sundry other pieces parcels OF land purchased by the
sad Randolph Ross of Elijah Saunders George Saunders
Jacob Deske, Beverly Harp John Officer William Eaves
Alexander McMurrdy, Charles and William Gressum,
Thomas Ray and Elijah Deake AID sundry pieces or
OF land in the said County and State antod by the said
State, TO the said Randoph Rose supposed contain aou,
twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece parcel of land in the county of
White, in the said State Of Tennessee containing one
hundred and fifteen acres including the Big Bone cave
and sundry other pieces parcels OF land in
~ and State purchased by the said Randolph Ross OF An
hony Debruce, John McLemore, Geo Saunders Elijah
Saunders, Ehu Saunders Jacob Drake Isaac Drake and
John and suDdry pieces parcels of land in the
county and State granted by the said State said
Randolph Ross supposed 10 contain about hundred
scresAlso, third part of certain parcel Of
land in the said county of Warren state of Tennessee
which the said Randolph Ross holds jointly with Elijah
Drake and Daniel Pain three md In
Guiding the Salt Wells Rocky River-sso Is negroes
whose mot recollected,' nine of which
in the possession OF Reuben Rose, and six in the
possession OF William Ross Jr also all The stock in trade
st two belonging TO the said Randolph Ross in Ten
nessee OF which kept at Sparta, the other at Arch
Cave; the first Of which stock amounted TO $4,000
And also the merchandise in the hands Of Reuben Ross
LeSpg1on in Virginia, belonging to The said Ross, valued
| Sept 10. t36-tdsl SURVIVING Trustee