davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

Public meetings for Reform Continued to be
held IN various parts OF England and Scotland.
Sir Francis Buriett has received notice that
an infornation has been tiied against him tor
his letter TO the electors of w estminster.
"A Liverpool paper of November 20, states
that the King OF England is Fastening to the
termination OF his long career. Reports of his
death had been prevalent a day or two pre-
vious. The Duke OF York had been sent for
by express. The London Observer of a later
date, states that imme diate danger 10 not ap-
pretended. The King is 81 years old.
The King of Bavaria has disgraced his Min
lister who agreed TO the measures adopted at
Carlsbad aud Frankfort.
The expedition into the interior of Africa,
had reached Housa, within $50 miles OF Tom
buctoo Ii is now ascertained TO u certainty
, that Mnngo Park is no more.
All the English officers in foreign countries
have beeu ordered to Join their respective
corps and regiments without delay.
Saudi the murderer OF the celebrated Kot-
zeOue S stated TO have recovered from the
wounds wfach he inflicted OH himself and is
soon L. he brought TO trial He has arrived
at Mentz.
The following is the sentence passed on
Carlisle; for the first offence. that of publish
ing The - Age of Reason" "A fine of $1,000. and
imprisosnent for two wears for the second
oheuce publishing = Palmers Principles of
Nature" Il fine of $500, and Imprisonment for
one year more. He is also to give securities
tor his good behavior for life, himseiiiA $1,000,
and Two sureties in 500 each.
The King of France has placed on active
service 20 900 cOnscripts OF the year 1915 Of
this number Que half are designed as REIN
forcement of the cavalry.
Strong gates are making for the several en-
frances 10 Chester Castle; and 20 pieces of
cannon, have been mounted on tue castle
Sir NASSAU Lopez, who was recently tried
Tor bribery, was sentenced to a fine of flO,OOO
and to be imprisoned tive years.
The Court of Kings Bench has granted
rule TOR criminal Information against the
hi:h Constable of Coventry, for having. dis
persed, with circumstances of violence" a
meeting of the people for the discussion of
political grievances
Ina Paris paper OF the 18th of November
we find an article from Madrid of the Sd of
that month which says. Mr.. FORSYTH will
soon leave this place. The results of the Flo
ridas are envelOped in the same mystery as all
Tie preceding circumstances OF this uuac-
counIable negotiation. At all events we have
AN additional force of 5000 men at Havana,
to defend Pensacola"
The removal of Sir Hudson Lowe from the
government of ST. Helena, is at last detinitive-
~ arranged at his own desire on the plea of i'll
health Sir ". Broke is named as his sue
cessor.
Ii is stated that change is to take place in
Tue French Ministry-De CaZes is TO be con-
Ilnued-Dessoiles, st. Cyr, aud Lewis are to
retire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
Cha,iot,esvitye Ee,nar. Acod,,ry.


Ilo Institution, Under the di ection Of Mis-. NJ. +.
OtoKc - late OF Frederieksburg. viii he opened on
the second Monday January next where the ioo,ynV
branches Of education will be taught, viz.
- FIRST CLASS.
Tue English Language grammatical Is session
sacred, ancient & moderH Geography, Of S nuonths
History Astronomy, use OF the Globes one haf( ina
drawing OF Maps, aud COnposition, advance.
SECOND CLASS.
Reading, writing, English Grammar and
-, Ari.hmesiG. .....;..:.............Si do.
Inc French Language, including any Of
the above branches. Observation-Disclosures do.
Music will bs separate charge of....Si5 do
BOARDING, washing and fuel. leach young
lady furnishing her own bed & bedding0 g GO do.
rus institution situated in the finest part Of Virginia.
under the direction OF lady iu every way qualified TO
do justice, offers an opportunity parents and guar.
uiahs seidsn met WIKI. The high character the us.
selected to preside over it, added to the reputation
OF s e"vethess will ensure TO those distance the
safely oil MS pupils Mrs. George, with whom tie young
ladies will he boarded, pledges herself Tor strict aen
dance to them IN every way. A public imitation
WIN oe heia at The end OF every session. OF which
Applications made for situations in this lin stuton
WIN De addressed to John VIM, James Letch, and
Alexander Garrett, Esquires.
December }. 6o--ts,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
rHE PLEASURES OF WINTER

THh FLEHbVNtS OF WINIEN
In targsid Spring mope and yawu,
Aud rect not, " see its charms
I'm glad that seorching Summers gone,
AID Autumn's pestiientiai harms.
But welcome Wih,er / thee bait,
Whose breath my frame with vigor braces
Whose roses, bofue o3 every gate,
Grace, moi oGI gaTdeus, but our faces!
Idy fire side comforts-Oh, how sweet!
here the domestic group is seen,
Ntte Cbeerfniness aud Virtue meet,
Ana heart and intellect convene.
Bu ehaay, HaNNAn. where tiy face
IS living eloqu.nce displays,
WHOSE light intelligence aud grace
f'o "ti,u tempts my ardent gaze.
Tho clnnds IN ficecy torrents break,
ih"' bot-al blasts impe, the storm,
Th' auimatiHg smiles can make
bV'i' Sih.TiQa winter warm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
REMOHAI

F'HE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friend, In
- hchmend and Manchester, aud the public gene.
tall, that, having Telinqushed the exercise OF his
Summer Hill, few miles below Mancbs,teT in ,he
County OF Chestelhed and purposes to open Board.
W ochOo there IN January next for the education of
admit. ~ 80 WIZ
me Greek, Latin, French, and English languages.
" tn HI,hg, aithmeuc, and mathe Batics-bTanches
OF Literature which the has be,n in
,s o leacong TO numerous and respectable school
hs Guy, for the last eight years. will be taught BY
hln al summer Hill.
AS tae subscriber will have accommodations for the
reception OF few more BoaTders il may be necessary
Inal no young person over fifteen years Of age
unless he has formerly been under his tuion M
oone wen recommended by his last teacher for pro
school. wi \ a, 20, y, "'e
=; S. The day Of commencement will be dniy made
public. jan 4 " ''"'' q. ,'""e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
Fittu DOILn1R Re,rnrd-

II ANAWAY from the subscriber on the 18th iBst
- - BENJAMIN p. KESEE. an apprentice to the tai
Iaae, ~ years old, feet or inches high fair
fashion straight made, and walks very quick plea
edht cohhtehahce apt to smile When speaking a
pIety gooa workman has variety of clothes among
hnch black and blue coat, black, dTab aud mixed
PahIsoons blue cloth yest with yellow buttons with.
90, snants gold watch steel chan-carrlod brown
trunk with him, which had been maTke with nails o
me top-and took s 80, with which { had entrusted
VIII give the above reward for his appTe
hehslon and delivery 10 me- in this place. or 30 for
OBTAINING him, and giving Information by which may
'eSV'St MN; q. SCOTT.
N. u. All persons are forrwarned from catrvine
away OF employing said boy At their peril. b. s.
Dec. 70. "a 1o1e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

4 pursuance ola deed of trnst from Thames vacon
I"t ihe Deheht of Heron Sinton & Co beafuo da to
ihr 3ih DAY Of June, 1917 and dnIy recorded in The
once OF orange conntyWilI be sold at pubc aurtion
va htC'y 81 Rchm"nd, before the door Of the Otfce
OF discount aud DE 1osit OF the Bank Of The H. STATES
nh me 1917 day Of Fe6rUdry, 1920 or IL not fair on
the irst fair day thereafter that valuable trari ~
iacoh resides containing sal acres Also q small
tT"et ddJoiHWg hereto, containing 90 dcres.-AIso
d' inc same time aud place. all the SLAVES conserved
by tue sdid deed Of Hust heretofore sold and
P"seo To amount ~ ti0-sOme Of whom are yainape "A
udie3inen. The home tract will he sold either entire
OF ~ Two separate parcels, according to plat 10 he
eNbbhed a. the undersigned may on the day sf sae
lbinh adWseabe The slaves, IL not brought forward
WI De sold ~ body wiibOut any RESPONSE biIty on
TIE part Of the undersigned for their delivery nor viii
lhey 'ake upon Themselves to pat n e purchaser or
purchasers IN possession Of the lands They will
Of trust. " ' W '"' uoeu
he sale will commence with the lands The terns
WIZ be IeaHy money, until much is raised as viii
pay Wal Is Que Including the expences attending The
ssAecul"h Of The trust, under The deed Of tTnst Mr.
may lheH arrest The sale OF what remains II he
nuns proper Should he not chuse 10 do this amer
suioeney Is raised to pay of the debt due under ,s
oeeu ~ UUs "a credit NJ eighteen msnths will be given
TOT me surplus OF the purchase money to he seemed
by eced oi trust upon the property aud nv notes win
Virginia. Wv D'"N VI
Conyeyances will be ready at The sale and IN, mr.
chdseis WIN be expected 10 pay the money foTthuifb
W ,ns seu o' oeiaui BY any purchaser, the proper.
W Pu,Ivsstu Wy MN VIII be Immediately sold and
ne vi" De held Responsible Tor any ossestn tie re sale
WI. HAY. IT, hctino
f., EDMUND w. ROOTEs. Trustees
saHst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
70 S I5U or S $50 Remord

ORappfehendins aud lodging in Richn,s nd Jail nee TO
nay SAM, yellow fellow about 20 years old, per-
saps feet inches high, pretty we'll proporoned full
round lace, was laelyhhe property Of DR.. wm
more and Philadelphia. where he has probably formed
acquaintances, IL /, presumed he may attempt to go
tnat way with free pass Or. Foushees servant
ne has travelled by the way Of Fredericksburg, Dum-
ties, washington City, &c.-s acquainted most particu-
iMiy at Gadsbys tavern in Baltimore and at MIR.
Jacksons in Philadelphia, who keeps livery stable in
lth street He is well known in aud near this place
Tie iet me on the 29th ult and am told was seen in
inns pace on the sst Si5e will be given with.
in the stale Of Virginia $50 II in any other state
- JOSEPH ECHOLS.
6eDtrmheT A..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

t'HE subscriber having obtained a license from tbe
Common Hall, Offers his SERVERS to the public as
an AuCIIONEER of LANDS aud SLAVES. He will
aso undertake TO conduct sales Of every descriptio
~ property made under the authority OF executors
administrators, trustees, commissioners appointed by
courts, &C. &c.
Prompt and strict attehon will be paid to the bust
ness committed IL his care. His long experience as an
auctloneer, WILL he trusts, enable him TO give general
Satisfaction.
His ONCE is kept In the upper tenement of two
slofy succeed house on stEeet, between 18th aid
IAN Streets where he will be found between the hours
OF 10 ana communications for him, may also be
lett II more convenient, with Mr.. Samusl Harris at
the Rasin. JAMES BROWN IT.
Dec. 7, al II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

CloUsr Seed, Sugar, Sat, Whishey, &c.
nNE HUNDRED BUSHELS NEW CLOVER SEED.
~ Of the hest quality,
n bbls. Muscovado Sugar, of inferior quality.
which will he sold low
$50 sacks Liverpool blown Salt, Just received per
ship Manlius, from New York
10 hhds. Pennsylvania rive Whiskey
leo sides sole leatheT-Sweet oil, in boxe.-hard
shelled almonds, and Freeborn's patent
pleughs, OF all sizes.
Also, 1900 bushels New York OATS i'm nuantit;Sa IN
SUIT puTChaseTs-FoT Gale by
ROBERT ABBATT, jr. & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
VALUABLE ARKANSAS LANDS

For sale, upon tOtr ferns.
NENTLEhEN, Individually, or in companies, wish
~ lug TO purchase, may obtain great Bargains
by immediate application at this oihee. Gentlemen
nom the county wishing TO make enquiries or propo
stons upon the subjset, will direct their letters post
paid to the editor OF this paper.
Also, valuable tract Of JAMES RIVER LAND, W ell
ttmbered, and within \ few miles Of Ric hnona may be
potcha:ed aud paid for. upon Aodating terms
either In cash bank stock, young negroes, or bonds
Win approved securiy.... For furthrr particulars,
apply as above. Dec. 10. 7O-(2)jt :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
One Hundred Dollars Re,card.

WAS stolen from my stable en- the night OF the 2ith
w inst. my RIDING HORSE, for which, and the
CONVECTION OF the thief, will give The above reward
2ofor the horse alone. He is i've years old, about
IL hands high, OF fne hay colon, and very likely with
hickes tail which he carries onesided, believed on
the en he has ndistnct rp.arances Of tie co.'s
Tar around his shoulders but white spois that are
recoiiected-rather low in eTder There 10 brea, ing
out on his body and his hind legs and thighs there
were some remains oft when stolen He and
well, and is just learning paceof peiuou, 6ery
temper, but hot Inclined 10 be vicious. Shoud any
morse answering the above description be offered
sale or heard Of in any part of the country the for
NATION ny letter directed TO me at Richmond will be
thankfully received. JOHN G. MOyBY
Tilmans, August ~. 32,.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
Fifty Dollars ReiUayd.

ESCAPED from the Jail OF This city, the Nth ult
a negro man named ZEN, sometimes calls bms IL
BEN FORD about ~ years Of age feet or IL inches
high, straight and well made, and dresses very well
WIN watch he is baker by ade, and formerly be.
louged TO James Young, baker in Rockets. Ben is
very well acquainted with the captains Of vessels and
no doubt he has obtained forged papers, pass
fer free man. hereby foIswai all OF
from haTborng carrying the said slave Ben out OF
this commonwealth. The above reward will be given
II delivered to me at The Jail of thiscty.
X. RURTON, ID. S. for GEO. SAVAGE
Dfceinbef 8. bo.-u She.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

A MISUNDERSTANDING subscribers are anxions
10 sell at private sale, on accommodating terms
sOme me blooded MARES and COLTS late The mo-
perry OF Ezekiel Dance Of Chesterfield among which
gre Two mares ~ Eagle out Of Lady Chesterfield The
uaih OF ST aIiTed, one o. the other years old and
Do.p supposed 10 be now in foal by COnqueroT; lilly
one year old and colt or Inonths old both oui ~
one OF The aforementioned mares-ihe fliy by Merry
nelG ans The coitby Sir Hal also oue half ofa mare bv
Eagle out Of the dam Of Sir Alfred, years old last
spIhg This mare is in possession OF john c. Goodeo Of
meckenbufg ~ no owns the other half her tbe other
mares aud colts are at the late residence Of Ezekiel
Dance IN ChesterHet county, where they can be seen
by those disposed 10 purchase.
Applications TO be made to
WIZ: S. DANCE, at Powbatan c. H.. OF
,,.. JOHN W. phNCE, Richmond.
NoseupeI io' 55..tf
b1be above Mares and Colts il net disposed Of
privately before that time will be exposed 10 sale AZ
puDc auction II The late residence Of Ezekiel Dance
on IHHrSddy, The 6th day NJ January nert
vs.. s. DANCE,
JOHN W. DANCE, Adm'Ts
Dec, 10. 65..tds OfEIekiel Dance, dec,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
Wa,rentOn Female Academy.

'HE exercises Of this Institution will recommends
n on the hTst mOndal in January, 1870.
fohhg ladies are instructed in plain sewing and mus.
un work, reading, photography, grammar, paTsng,
Nrltihg, arithmetic, geography, with the of the
globes mythology, history, bellies leltIes chemistry
halnral philosophy, and astronomy.
The best certificates the principals give are The
high character they brought with them Phadel-
phla and the progress made their pupils since they
have been in North Carolina. The system Of education,
puIsuea IN this seminary 10 to furnish The mind with
knowledge OF things, and not the memory with words
ohy Tie pupils are all boarded in the family of the
principals, and are therefore not exposed the dan.
gers ihseparsbie from contrary procedure.
mere are two sessions. and but vacation in the
year. The hTst session commenI the first Monday
IN January and ends early in June when the second
commences, which ends In the middle of November
Each lady Id To furnish herself with ceyeTld pair
oil blankets sheets aud towels. The terms per session
lot board and tuition in the above branches are
Drawing music and dancing are also taught bntfor
escb OF these there is separate charge.
JOSEPH ANDREWS,) .,
,, THOMAS p. JONES.) "'Pais'
Warrenton, IN. C Dec. i6. 6Sti5J
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Ra1agav
nom the subscriber about the 18th July last negro
iau between 10 and 20 years Of age by the name OF
BILLY sometimes calls himself BILLY GURANT, one
reg rather longer than the other plainly be discover
su ~hen WaSlne-one big toe of at the first or second
Joht-the other toes on tie foot disfgured nv
rost-ab0ut4 feet inches high. IL is presumed that
"oochland, where he was rased--he was bought byme
OF Col Thomas Miller Of Goochland county. will
give the above reward TO any person who will deliver
me the said negro IN buckingham county near Rent
creek OF secure him IN Jail that get him again.
NoY.Z. ..u CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
LISEPH q PHILIP E1Y0

JOSEPH q PHILIP HAYO,
AVE united in the PRACTICE or THE LAW
IL One or the other Of them will constantly attend the
various courts held in the city Of Rchmond and the
a'etior ana superior courts Of Goochland, Powhatap
ahuChciteTheld. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

100 6Hshcls Fresh Cloper Seed.
EDAHilCuLAKLG selected in Baltimore aud Pbila
- SP'''' 'hO "dffantcd ~ superior quality, for
'Hie ~ WIN. ANDERSON.
'@H' - 7i..f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

II TEACHER WANTED.
THE subscriber wishes 10 employ teacher Tot the
ensuing year. 10 take charge OF school IN Powha-
TAN, SIX miles above tine courthouse. He must be,
qualified to teach the English and Latin languages
eIammaicaily; geography, with The of the globes
arithmetic, &c. MARTHA Smith.
Dec. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
yeEMOYAL.-J & J. KYLE

REMOYAL.-J g. j. KYLE
HAVE REMOVED four stores higher up street, TO
- the house formerly occupied by A. Foster, in
winston's New Buiidng. They respectfully request
their friends and the public call aud examine their
extensive assortment. which win be disposed OF Oh
Dec. 20. 7O..6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

pursuance OF deed Of trust executed 10 III. SUBJ
4 scIihers by Peter Nelson, OF Caroline county of
ecoI0 III the clerks office of said county bearing date
the 2stb Of APRIL 1919, for certain pnIposes therein
expressed they will proceed to SELL on the premises
10 tue highest bidder, for cash. on the sth daV of
January merit, certain tract Of LAND, lying in the
county OF Caroline aud containing four hundred and
,ouI acres be the same more less which said land
- courageous TO the Fall Mills, and TO the lands Of
Fleming Bibb, Samuel Terrell Henry Madison RobeIi
Iefreil and Wilson Quares, and which was purchased
Dy saio Nelson of Nicholas Davis. The subscribers
Will convey The title that's vested in them trustees
WM. ID. TAYLOR,
DeC 10. 6J..tds John 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

JOSEPH H4RX
HAVING associated bis son samuel with him in
y business, the hrm hereafter will be JcsEpu
NAM SUM- Jan.i. u..0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

NoiiCE'-Ibe public we're some time last flII nou
ned that "LiFE" would be ready Cot deltgerv ia,
dtoh last al 2Per copy. Ia bOards. Being
81 ouF hrst purpose by circumstances utterly beyond
our foresight or CONTROL we have endeavoted 10 make
ssmenss for the delay and DISAPPOINTMENT by hgkC
olnosHe me t00rk, and reducing tie price 10 g 50
Ptn corr IN this form aud At this price, the YORK is
no" offered to subscribers aud the public
=, - BRANCH 4 LfCON,
N; b The above work for sale at Peter cotton,,s
An.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
$50 TGEKCES
Double BT0CH Stout London Porter.
For sale by JAMES n. BROWN
Dec. 70. 60..n East side ofShocEoe Warehonae
c. TERRELL

tNtokhS his friends and the public, that he intends
20 continue the exercise Of his profession agd tbat
w SeHinary VIII he opened for the reception NJ stu
uens aho pupils, on the fret Monday Of January next
ensuing MI. Joseph SeguT his assistant y hose anna
Die disposition aud assdnous attention IN ts,sbing
Itconmend him to parents, no less than his attain
mehts VIII take charge Of the classical Department
ices on tHitien VIII be The At present 10 be
Pais gnarttry-A ies boys can be accommodated win
"VAKDs by the quf'sr year, upon moderate teTms
RtSs ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
PUBLTC .ITCTI0N


WILL be sold at public auction foI cash in trent Of
~ the Eagle Hstel, IN the city OF Richmond on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of January merit il lair or the
hrs fair daN thereafter, from 30 to so LIKELY M.
GROES, men, women and children.
Dec-9. o2..tds THOMAS TAYLOR Auc'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

SHOCRDE HILL TAVERN. -
HE subscriber has returned 10 his old stand. The
retired aud pleasant situation of this esta shnent
Is vel known and particularly 10 the farmers whose
patronage, with the pnbiic i'll general he sociis The
accommodations shall he good, aud charges reaso able
lew gentlemen can be accommodated with BOARD.
&c. By the week month or year.
Kept Tor hre Carriage aud Horses, with first rate
driver also Gigs and Horses and Saddle Horses
wanted TO hire. for the ensuing year, good Female
Cook aud Washer, and Roy TO attend in the dining
room MANN S. VALENTINE.
..2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
Domestic Hal JVayeLouse

ff"t FIueHOHSe.
4 FISHER & CO respectfully inform their friends
and the publie generally, that they have opened
wholesale aud retail HAT STORE 10 the house for
merry occupied ny J. Kyle, aud eher for sale
iaige assortment ofthe beet AMERICAN HATS-amone
which s
10 cases best Castor Hats
80 do do Koran do.
100 dozen best Reading Wool do.
GentieRen's warranted wafer proof beaver
hats, superior to any imported.
All Of which thew will dispose of on very lew terms
Tor caSh Country merchants who may favor them
WIN orders, may rely IN their being executed with
me greatest care aud dispatch.
DeS ~ 7o,o,ouD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04

AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
SUPEKFINB CLOTHS assorted eolors-DouBI y
- hiLLED CASHMERE, and sATINRTTS-sll Of
VeTy superior qnaty-inanufaciuTed in the state Of
New York, aud for sale by
ROBERT GAMBLE, Auetouser.
r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-04
FOR SILE.

FUR SILE,
4 VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
situated below this city, the stage road leading
10 Williamsburg, two aus half miles from the Capi.
toi. The improvements have been made during the
Two last years, and consist OF dwelling house seven
rooms, painted aud papered in the neaest manner
OF TWO wing joined 10 the house by circular colorado
ia one Of which there are four rooms for seryabis-
III the other, Kitchen, store room, and smoke house
the "hoe siuccoed and covered with slate. The out
and Ice house-a well of excellent water. The garden
OF Two acres is tasiefuy laid out has highly ma
trees. The remainder Of The lot is well set in red clio
yer. NO place can he more desirable, as well on
account OF IT'S extreme hcaiIbiness an agreeable
neighbOThood, and its contipuity TO the civ - IRE
premises VIII We sheUn by Mr.. Thomas Z. Wagganian
residing theIenn TO amy person who may be DESTROYS
OF viewing the properly and great bargain ex pectsd
Dec. 10. IS. III MHITLOCk q MALEOEn.