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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

81 q ICE. The subscriber oilers Tor sale about 5000
! acres OF land in the county of Amherst and in the
vicinity of Amherst Court House and New Glasgow,
about twelve miles Of James River and the same
distance East of the Blue Ridge: The country is elevated
aud pleasant, finely watered and healthy the soil good
resting rich clay ioundation well adapted 10 the pro-
ducuon OF tobacco cOrn small grain and clover. These
lands are divided into different farms, them well
improved and will be divided suit purchasers the
terms VIII be accomnoda ng and possession given when
the purchaser wishes The subscriber can he seen in
Richmond for about two weeks-aer that at New GIas-
cow. DAVID S. GARLAND
March 2. 97-wSw=
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March Z.

NoIlCE-FaIing in my efforts purchase the only
IN convenient residence for sale, near to nv yye's IA
hers In consequence of his refusal sell me small
piece OF necessary for the support of the place
although had offered HIN than liberal price for
tho same; and finding ii to my interest remove to the
western country-l have ascertaned with deep mortfca
mon mat Iry wife, Caharine Tandy, is not only unwl
ing to accompany me- but positively refuses to 90 and
associate with me as wife She voluntarily her
self away from my bed and board although we have had
no difference on any other OCCASION and have always
supported her in the best style which my condition would
JUSTLY, and would still do if she would associate with
me a. wue-Undcr these circumstances, yet with great
reluctance am induced to give this public notice that
WIZ not be responsible for any debt which my said wife
Cath"rne may contract. Let no one trust her on INV
account Tor viii not pay for any article which may be
furnished to her; in short, will pay nothing for her
while she voluntarily absents herself from me.
JOHN TANDY.
Goochland, March T. 99-w1,v
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THNO TOBACCONI>TS - The subscriber offers for sale
n his TOBACCO FACTORY, situated on Cumberland
street, in the Borough OF Norfolk The building i. GO
eel by ~, with three aud fixtures complete Tor
putting up strip; in front is spacious yard and on the
adjoining lo'' winch viii be sold with is Sweat House,
capable Of containing hundred kegs Of Tobacco II is
located IN healthy part Of the town. where there are lew
temptations TO ence the laborcrs employ ed ON their
business. For terms Apply TO
March. 5. t9S 1871 JAS. II. NrMMo, NorfoH.
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AMIAS committed to the Jail Of Augusta County, Viz.
wv GINA, on the 18th day Of September last as Runa
way, Negro Man who calls himself TViiliGBl Jackson
Hc is five feet six and hef inches high about 20 years
OF age, between yellow and black, has wart little
above his left ANGLE, and complains Of his left eye He
had when committed, mixed woollen coat and pair
Of tow and cotton panalOons light calico striped vest
cotton shr-all very much ile talks very slow
sometimes says he is free, and sometimes says he belongs
to William Muniorl, Of Norfolk
January t7i-wl2w'l JACOB KURTZ, Jaiier.
NOrICE.-Nonce is hereby given, that a Certificate
Of funded Three per cent Stock issued the Presi-
dent and Professors Of the College Of William and Mary
in Virginia, for tle Of $500 Sc, numbered i0I-
bearing date, the sixth day Of September 1917 lost or
msaid-and ha application will be made for its renewal
at the Treasury Of tho United States in conformity with
the rules aud regulations NJ the Department such cases
provided. EDMUND CHRISTIAN Burs0r
Richmond, February % 07--w6w
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Strong, NOT scented.

L. Mixture
YelioD Snu6.-Scotch, }
do. Half Toast, Fine.
do. High Toast,
Irish Backguarl, ! ,,,.
Irish High Toast 0''S'
Stceet scented Fine cut Checing TObacco.-Small
papers, labelled p. A. L.
do do. do p. s. G. L.
do do. do. P&G
ID. papers, labelled p. A. l..
l-2 ID. do do. p. L.
ii ID. do do. PAL.
Ii TO- papers, labelled Sweet scented Oronoko-Extra
Superior manufactured only by p. LORILLARD, Jr.
ter, Common, Stems, in Ii, l-2 and 10. papers
All articles sold at tho above store can be returned if
not approved, and the money will be refunded.
MIA liberal discount made for Cash by Wholesale
Brown snuff packed in I2 and To- bottles and g. g. IL
and Is To. Jars -
Yellow do. do. in IL and 1 ID. bottles and small and
large bladders.
Cut tobacco packed in 12 barrels barrels and Terces
The Genuine Maccoboy Snuff, is manufactured only
by r. q. LORlLLARD, who have also the imitation
10 DO from 20 10 30 per lower. the same as manu-
Iactured In many places and sold under various Names
~ b. constant supply Of the above article may be
had oil The principal dealers in Richmond.
BEWARE OF DECEPTION.
several persons in the practice of using Label on
their snutis in imitation of the subscribers which thew
have used upwards Of 80 years and can he for no other
purpose than TO deceive.
Some are also in the practice of mixing inferior Snuff
with their Genuine Maccoboy Snuff and selling il as first
quality.
Others are also in the practice of filling empty Jars with
inc subscribers label on them with inferior Snuff and sell
ling it as their manufacture.
Their motive i'm making this publicaton Is IN suard
their customers against the pracced upon them
Feb. IL. LS9-2aw6w1 p. & G.. LORII.LARD
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HUcEIaEROe.

FHNHIS beautiful leopard cooured horse will stand the
a ensuing season, at the New store in Buckingham
county. The season will commence the 18th of March
next, and expire the 18th of June following Tuckahoe
will be let 10 at ten dollars the season. which
be discharged by the payment Of eight dollars within the
season deem 1t unnecessary to say any thing in
trast greatly to his credit with those any horse that has
opposed him in the public favour.
Feb rs. [95-w6wl THOMAS FLOURNOY.
THNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD, forthe apprehen-
a sion and securing in Jail so that get him gain nv
servant Edmund, who off last Saturday night-puT-
chased last fall from Jos. T. Dabney Of Caroline COUNTY
fe is feet 10 IL inches high dark muatto STAN.
little when hurried in speech and very likely: 10
20 years Of age lie took with him suit of pale brown
Virginia cloth and Of dark grey casnct lie will no
doubt attempt to get back TO Caroline where he was rails.
cd. CARTER BRAXTON
BrGHdOH, .lfiidieser COunfv
February H. 00-2awH
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HeOANOKE STAGE LINE.-The Subscriber has
hQ established an accommodation line of Post Coaches
From Warrenion, NJ c. via the Rail Road to Petersburg
Virginia Passengers by this line will leave Warrenion
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 5
O'Clock, A. M and arrive at Belled same DAYS at o.
clock and leave BeieId mornings, and arrive at
Petersburg by o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Petersburg every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 10 a. Nj and arrive Belield same DAYS; leave
Belhed every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday morn
ngs, at o'clock, and arrive Warrenton by O'Clock
p. NJ.
The Subscriber has made this arrangement on accoun,
the almost impossible situation of the roads As soon
ue roads permit, and the Rail Road Company receive
their other locomotive engine, different arrangement
VIII be made so as to give greater expedition The sub.
scOer has procured splendid Red try Coaches carry
ing nine passengers Inside, and five outside This line
forms connection with the Roanoke line from Warrenton
oDanve, which departs Immediately after the arrival of
the accommodation line from Belield
fare from Petersburg TO Danvic, $40
seals taken at the Office OF the Rail Road Company,
Petersburg also at MIR. Beamys Hotel Warrenion
Fare from Warrenon to Petersburg, So
March q [97-wlw] JAMES W. JEFFREYS
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IN RY-VtRGtN1A-In Powbatan Conn
n ty Court, Fchrr1ry the 10Th, 1898:
William McGruder, PuG
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"A N CHANCERY.-In Goochand County Court, 18th
III February, 1888
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife formerly Eli
gabeth Ellis, pins
Against
William Gray, late Sheriff of Goochland county and as
SUCH administrator OF AbsaIom Ellis, dcc'd and LEROY
E'i' John Ellis, and Charity his wife, Joseph Watkins
ana 1erusha his wife, formerly Jeruhl Ellis, Rebecca
Mallory, formerly Rcbecca Ellis, Joshua Ellis Hercules
Eu' Bartholomew Ellis and the children Of Eleazer FL
u.s. deceased distributes Of the said Absalom Ellis de-
ceased Dfs
- Tins day came the PLAINTIFF by Henry l.. Hopkins
Esq their counsel, and filed their b and the defendants
joshua Els Hercules Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the
children of Eeazer Ellis decd not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act OF As
semby and the Rules of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
country, IS ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day OF May Court next and answer the
OIL OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order he forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in the Ctv of
chmond Tor two months successively and posted the
'front.' door OF the Courthouse of this county. Copy
Testc. MAR. w MILLER, d. c. G. C.
March Z. oo-,,sr
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William Crump Shcrihof Powhatan county, and as such
Ndn or de bons Of Geo Bailey deceased and Joseph
n Bailey, Martha +. Bailey, and Albert A. Bailey infant
ehulren OF the said George Bailey decd by Richard f
' "a "cT guardian al Item Defts.
ny consent OF parties it is orered that the decree pro
nounced ~ this cause, the l0h day Of December last
nc set ASIDE aud on the motion Of the plaintiff John w Eau
dtee and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Bailey io.v of
George Bailey, deceased Mack Goode and Richard Goode
Executors o Benjamin Goode, deceased who was former.
W Admor. Of the said George BaIy decd. and Beni,
nun Bailey made parties defendants in this cause and
eaye - granted the painuts amend his bill accordingly
ana process awarded against the said new derendo6ts
except BENZ Bale" according law to cause e,n 10 an
pear here, aud answer the said billiard il appearing io
he Sasiction OF the Court, that the said defendant Ben
JAmn Bailey, is not an nhabitant Of this Commonwealth
andhe falling to appear, and the said bill and v
security according 10 the Act Of Assembly, and the rules
OF ms Court-lt is, therefore, onthe motion Of the plain
nh decrecd and ordered that the said BENJAMIN Bale
90 appear here before the first Monday in Nav
nI answer The bill afore said, and ha copy Of this order
oe orwlih Inserted in newspaper published in the
Guy OF Richmond for two months sIccessivclv and that
oer copy be posted at the front door Of the Court house
OF this county. y. Copy. Teste
March Z. I99-vSwI II r CpAvEc N r.
ss2tsf
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Peter and George LOriIIard.

SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
~ No. ~, Chatham street, -Ne,o York, have con
stanuy Tor sale, the following articles:-
Fine Broton Snuff.
Genuine Maccoboy, D.. a,
Imitation do nose J'uo0'ed'
Sicily do.
Maltese do.
Curacao do.
Holland do. S"""S' NOT scented
Tuberose do.
ST. Omare do.
sStrasburgh do.
Coarse Broom Snuff.
Demigros,
Pure Virginia,
Copenhagen, Superior favored
Bourbon,
81 Domingo,
Natchitoches,
French Rappee,
American Gentleman, Strong NOT scented
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

IWH lSS y. +. TAYLOR, will continue her school
1Vh TIE next year. commencing the 18th January and
terminating the 10Th December, with vacation If one
nlon'n ln he summer. She teaches Orhogrdphy Read
@nd history, plain Needle Work. and Theorem P5ining
Board and tuition seventy dollars for all excep psintn
winch will be addition Of FIVE dollars Nv re.i,enr
IS IN very healthy and agreeable neighborIooI N :,
fo't once, Pottiesvle, Louisa county Va
December %. e5 ,o,. 'i''''
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G. tLASSlCAk AND MATHEMATICAL school.
~ There four vacancies in the s,bsc,;lo - .i,i
"mcn ne wishes to hll.-Ierms, 800 for ten months
address the subscriber, near Montpelier Hanover Vir
b',Wpa ., zoo HERMON DAVIS
i0O' - t99-"uJ Annicld, Hanover County.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
. The friend of Milton.
THE SEA BEACH.
Extract Of a Letter, dated

ETTaCt % LeieT, aWed
GuILFoRD PoINr (Con., July 6
The wreck of small schooner on reef two
miles from, and in full view of this place, ena-
bled me to judge Of the painful nature of the
excitement which these Calamitles awaken -
Along the beach, as far as the wreck could be- seen,
all Was in motion. Several boats. some of them
manned BY single individual, did not hesitate
to encounter heavy sea, IN the hope Of saving
life. The schooner was laden with stone. She
was owned by worthy schoolmaster In a neigh.
boring town, who had thus invested the fruits of
macy years of toll, to be disspated by a single
puff Of wind.
Mr.. Stedman, a respectable merchant at Hart
ford, who came here this morning, with his tani.
ly, has just related thrilling incident which DC.
CURED to him about nine years since, when he
was spending few DAYS at this place. Mr.. S.
left, in small boat with son Of Mr. Parmalec.
who was only IL or Is years old, Tor the pur-
pose of fishing. The boy took him out about
three quarters Of a mile, TO a rock which pre-
scented ten or twelve square feet abnvc the water.
This being a favurite fishing location. Mr.. S.
got upon the rock, and the boy proceeded with
the boat to draw his lobster pots along the neigh.
boring reefs. As the FISH bit freely, he contin-
ued his sport about three hours, and until the
rising water had driven him to the highest point
Of the rock. before il occurred to him that the
tide might commit him TO the mercy of the waves
Then, in looking around, he could see nothing
VI the boy or the boat Less than three feet of
the rock was now bare, and the tide and wind
both rising. As he could not swim, his feelings
may be imagined, though not described See
ing mrn on shore. at work in harves, field he
hailed them; but they supposed he was calling
the boy with the boat, and went off without fur.
Their inquiry. He then raised his pantaIoons
| over his fish pole as signal of distress. These
were not seen; but as he continued hailiDg,
his voice awakened his daughter from an after.
noon sleep, who gave the alarm. A man who
promptly put off in small skif (lhe only boat at
hand,) was upset few rods from shore
! At this crisis, the rock entirely covered with
water. and the waves dashing against his legs.
when "hope Itself despaired,'' the boy hove in
sight. and arrived just IN time to save Mr.. Sted.
man, who had grown faint and dizzy. from Weld
| ing to what seemed an inevitsble fate. The boy
who had gone considerably farther than he in
tended, found himself caught in gale. but at the
hazard Of his life resolved to save that Of the
gentleman whom he had imprudently exposed to
such peril The place took the name Of :. S,ed.
mans Rock" bv which it is still known.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
pNhlic Sale.

b. In observance to a Decree Of the Honorable
the Circuit Court for the County of Alexandria Dis.
trct of Columbia. sitting in Chancery, at May term.
1853. in favor Of Philip Crande Complainant, against
Sarah Leedsburg, late Sarah Crsnde and others. De-
PENDANTS, shall proceed to SELL Saturday, the Sd
day August next at the front door of the Council
Chamber, at IL o'clock, for cash all the real Estate in
the Compliments bill mentioned,
-. One Two Story BRICK HOUSE and LOT
6sslsI # GROUND, with all the Improvements there
E=lsl On, situated in the Village called west End on
the south side of the road leading from the Stone
Bridge TO Samuel Cats Tavern, abou, SEQ yards from
the District Line. Also
hgA One BRICK ST.4BLE, situated on Wales
.EssA Alley. West of Union Street, between King and
Prince Streets
The purchaser purchasers failing to comply with
the of sale, the property will be resold on the
Tenth day thereafter. and the first purchaser held liza
be ior any deficiency that arse from the second
sale. G. SCOTT, Commissioner.
jy 4-dlwSeot3tug
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NEW s.Eag5S WQIe ES-MQ. 1888.
S A LES AT TON
Public sale.

W In obedience to decree Of the Honora-
HE the Circuit Court for the County Of Alexandria
District of Columbia, sitting in Chancery at May Term,
1885, in favor of Lincoln Chamberlain. surviving part.
ner of Lincoln & Luther Chamberlain, Complsinsnts,
against George McCleish. administrator Of Archibald
AcClesh, decd, and others, Defendsnts,-I shall pro
coed SELL for Cash. the front door of the Council
Chamber Saturday, the Sd day Of August next, at
IL O'Clock, al the right, title and interest Of Archi
bald NcCleish, Jun, decd, to the undivided proper
ty. as follows.
One LOT Of LAND, beginning on Union
street 80 feet to the southwark Of Duke street, and
running thence. southwsrdly with Union street, "a
feet, thence esstwardly Sc feet inch; thence north
wsrlly and parallel with Union street, % feet; thence
stwardly to the beginning Sc feet. Also.
Two other LOTS of LAND, one situated on
the east side of Pitt street and south side of Cherry
street, marked No l3; the other the east side Of
Pitt and north side Of Locust street. marked
No g; containing half an acre each Also.
One other LOT of GROUND, beginning on
Union street the cetre Of the square formed by The
line of John Lloyd; thence wrstwardly with bis line,
and parallel to Prince street, $50 feet; thence south
wardly 81 feet inches, thence east so feet to Union
street; thence north Union street % feet to the be-
ginning c. SCOrr, Commissioner.
-dlwSeotSAug
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
THE DROP OF DEW.


BY ANDREW MAXWELL
See how the orient dew
Shed from the bosom OF the moro,
Into the blowing roses,
Yet careless Of its mansion new,
For the clear regions where twas born,
Round in itself incloses:
And in its little globes extent.
Frames as it can its native element.
How it the purple flower does alight!
Scarce touching where it lies;
But gazing back upon the skies,
Shines with mourniu light
Like its Usp tear,
Because sn long divided from the sphere,
Restless its rolls and insecure,
Trembling lest it grow impure.
Till the warm sun pties its pain,
And to the skies exhales il back again.
So the SOUL that drop, that lay
or the clear fountain Uf eternal dav,
Could 1t within the human flower b. seen,
Remembering still its former height,
Shuns the sweet leaves and blossoms green;
And recoilecting it's own light.
Does in its pure and circling thoughts express
The greater heaven in an hcavenless.
In how coy figure wound,
Every way it turns away;
So the world excluding round,
Yet receiving in the day;
Dark beneath but bright above,
Here disdaiuing, there in love,
Hnw loose and easy hence to go;
How sirt aud ready to ascend;
Moving but on point below,
1t all about does upwards bend,
Such did the mammals sacred dew distil.
White and entire although cOngeal'u and chill
CouseaI'd on earth; but does dssolving run
Into the slories Of the Almighty sun.
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$500 Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension of the villain
w or vilsins who attempted to enter my house. on
the night of the 25th Instant through window by
ladder.
respectfully request all bricklayers. painters.
peaers gardeners and others, having for ladders
to look at this, which be seen ut my warehouse.
~ so SAMUEL H. JANNEY.
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district of Columbia.

County Of HferGnaric, oct.
May TERM, 1883.
George Jacobs and Sarah his wife;0
Augustine d. Williams and Ann
his wife, C0mpainants,
william A. Childs, John p. Ia. '
trute and Elizabeth Ann his
wife; Samuel a. Childs, John
Wren & Mary Y. his wife; John
Wesley Chds. and Ben amin
A. Childs, Defendants,
YINHE bill in this having been regularly taken
l. for confessed against the resident defendants; and
il sppesring to the satisfaction OF the Court that due
publication has cen made against the non resident de
PENDANTS; the bill is taken for confessed against them
Also and set down for hearing; and the cause coming
tn be heard. Il is
ORDgngp, ApJUDerD And DEcaEED, that the Marshal
of the District Of Columbia do sell the tract OF land,
conta one hundred and fifteen acres, be the same
more less, mentioned in The bill ofthe complainant u.s.
of which john Ch!ds died seized, lying in the County
Of Alexandria, District Of Columbia, to the highest
bidder on the premises. after advertising the same
six eks in some newspaper printed in the District
of Columbia, upon the following terms: One third OF
the purchase money to be paid in cash. ard the ba-
lance thereof to be paid equal at six
and twelve months. secured by bonds and deed OF
trust on the premises.
AND FURTHER, That the MARSHAL do convey the pre-.
misses to the purchaser OF purchasers and, after de
Quoting for his own commission allowed by law, and
other expenses the sale and the costs Of this suit TO
be paid to The persons respectively entitled thereto,
that he pay to each of the compliments aud defend
ants, children of John Cilds aforesaid, in right Of
their wives, one.eghh part Of the balance Of the pur
chase money; an that he do report his proceedings
under this Decree to the Court
cupy-Tes,: EDM. /, LEE, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
wn1pAv MoaNINss Ayaysg B. 1885,
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Aierandria. D. c. the
LIST Of ADJUST, 1883.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02

Cotton Xarn, Seine Twine, &c.
vUyHE subscriber, Agent for the occoquaa Cotton
Factory, has received an assortment Of
COTTON YARN,
SEINE TWINE,
CARPET CHAIN,
BATTING, &c.
which he offers for sale at Baltimore prices, on the
usual credit or liberal discount for cash. The gus.
ty of the Yarn is known to be equal to any ma
nufactured in the United States:
jyle W. H. "L"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02

Fresh Teas.
u f "a Ssif chest. Young Hs'o"
81 do aib Imperial
| % do BIB Cunpowder
) half chests Souchong
Received from Boston. per schooner Mount Vernon,
! NJ sale BY w. FOWLE e Co.
,2S
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FOR H0ston .

sEE The packet schooner H7RRKEI, Captain
- Nickersoh. viii have despatch, and take freight
On moderate terms Apply 10
W. F0WLE & Co.
Who have for sale Oh board said schooner, 10 tons
Plaster of Paris. Tvs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02

r In obedience to the above Decree, / shall
proceed TO sell, on Friday, the 18th day Of August
next, at IL O'Clock, on the premises,
aasq< he acres OF LIND,
EN living IN tue County of Alexandria, District
sEcS Of Columbia, with all the improvements
ssnun thereon, consisting of comfortable d" FL
LING HOUSE and other Out.flouses. The Land IS
now in cultivation, has sufficency OF Wood and Inn
nor and hos sone excellent Meadow Land II IS stu.
sted between Hugh ninor's land, adjoining the land
Of Colonel Ope, and is the residence ofthe late Rev.
John Childs.
The terms OF sale are One third # the purchase
- ,wo ;mstaImen,s in six and twelve months Notes
70 he given, and deed of trust on the land tor the
security of the balance of the money.
C.. SCOTT, D.-M.
w4-dlwaeotl6aug For H. Ashton, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Daily Paper IS per amaom Country paper IS.
FOR Freight.

sisS The Brig BEaFER. Captain Squirting. car
.sries 1900 barrels. will be ready for cargoia 8
few DAYS Apply to
iy 81 w. FOWi.E Co.
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Crushed loaf Sugar

1 FARTHER supply Of this desirable article tor "a
II miles, received per Fornax, from Boston, for sale
by jy3Q w. FOWLE & Co.