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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05

URAH JENKINS, master, on the aoo'e
mentioned route. now running as follows:
Leaves Washington at O'Clock, and
exsndria Al o'clock oD every Wednes'
day afternoon; arrive at Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk the following AFTERNOON;
leave Norfolk the next morning at 8 o.
clock. and arrive at City Point and Rich.
uOnd on the evening of the same day
Returning, will leave Richmond al Q
O'clock ON Sunday morning, touching at
City Point, and arrive at Norfolk the same
evening; leave Norfolk at 9 O'Clock on
Monday morning, touching at Old FONT
Comfort, aud arrive at Alexandra and
Washington the next morning, IN time tor
Passengers, to proceed on TO Baltimore.
FARE.
From Washington or Alexandria TO hIco-
nOnd, (meals included,) Do 90
From Washington or Alexandra to Old
Point or Norfolk, lido. do. D4 90
From Washington to all intermediate pia-
ces between Alexandra and Old Point
or Norfolk, where passengers can DE
landed with convenience, Do 90
From Washington to Jamestown, Do 90
From Washington to City Point, d 90
This arrangement cannot tail OF giving
satlstaction to the public from ITS cheap.
aess and expedition, as well as the great
certainty of getting through the route, not
being subject to the risk always attendant
0none boat waiting for, or depending up
90, the arrival of another belonging to the
sane line, as in this line the passengers
ate conveyed through in the same boat.
:, 10 persons having particular regard 10
uslr own safety and comfort, tins line has
ss,oscided preference, as the passage IN
we Chesapeake Bay, the only place OF
sS,is performed both ways in the day
une tiue, in superior boat, particularly
INSTRUCTED for navigating said Bay.
sep7 N. WATTLES, Agent.
Great Bargain in Land on
the Potomac.
All authorised to sell lot of ID or 20
acres of
LAND,
lying on the Potomac; 81 miles from A.
ssaaandria, and g from Fort Washington
yO'niog the Tent Landing, with a hshe1
ron II. which once rented for $3.50
us land is rich and we'll adapted to gar
.s.ans, being handsome site for ooun'
" les., commanding view OF Alexan'
,sa Georgetown and City of Washing
es aud an extensive view down the 20
m'; ac; 10 which IS attached never failing
,ns OF excellent water. 1t immediate
g.esuon is made, great bargain may
'sau In It. For terms, apply TO
THOMAS JOHNS.
p. Living near the premises.
'nnee Georges Co. Md. June S--tf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
New Goods.

New Goods.
Earthenzcare, China e Glass.
DOBERT H. MILLER has jus, re.
~ ceived per Pioneer, from LIVERPOOL
Sc CRATES g. EsI1DS.
OF EartheuWare. China, and Glass,
which, with his stock on hand, enables
him to offer to his customers and friends
a. choice assortment Of goods in bis line.
ALSO FOR SALE;
bhds. apothecares' white vials
s, 4, Q. /, ! ounces assorted
Pipes in boxes Il 5gross each
N. B. ln the course oil next month he
expects the balance of his fall goods, when
bis assortment will be very extensive
Alexandra, 9mo 7 DIV
The National Intelligencer, Frederick
town Herald, Leesburg Genius OF Liberty.
Warrenton Gazette, Winchester RepubH
can. Charleston Repository and Wood
stock Herald will insert the above 8 times
q week a weeks, and send their accounts
to r. H N
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
The Alexandria Museum

omen in the forenoon from 10 10 12 c..
clock, and Gon 3 to 5 e'elesk Afternoon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
Chappa Romals.

$50 pieces Chappa Romal handker-
chiefs OF fine quality, just received AND for
sale by VIM. FOWLE Y 20.
aug "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
by authority ofthe state 9f Marytaud
UNIVERSITY
OF UgARXEANxs

SECOND CLASS, SERIES
Viii positively Draw on the II th of Nov.
next IN few minutes IN the city of Bslt,-
more.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05

4 AS just received, and is now opening
! i Gin the store directly opposite Messrs.
Patton e. Butchers, on King street well
selected and neat assortment Of fresh i'm
ported
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
PUBLIsHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER wARREN.

7'e9aag fst5scribttoa-S5p erAnnam, payable
IN qdrqacs. Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition viii Sc charged At the ste
OF 81 per annum. failere to give notice of
a wish TO discontinue at t,e end of each term
WILDE considered as a new engagement. No
paper to be discontinued (ru'ess at the option
of the EAtor) until all arrearages shah have
been paid
y2tfys"hgene'lt'. not exceeding asouare, viii
De inserted at s for the (, and 50 centsfor
eAc'' s1hSe quentin3ertion larger advertise
ments IN the same proportion.
c1r Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

and yiadic,ive spirit, which can be graft
fed in beholding the friend and pupil Of
the illustrious Washington, perishing in
dungeon upon accoun, Of his political
principles, even though such principles
may have been originally imbibed in sup
porting the cause of America against
Great Britain"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
IMPORTANT TRIAL.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. IS The celebrated
case OF Clarke against the Corporation Of
washington. TO recover the amount of tick
IT in the Grand National Lottery, purchased
by the said Clarke, and which drew the prize
OF $500 600, occupied our court the whole of
last week. The Law and the facts were very
infinitely examined and canvassed, and the in
structions given by the coHrt To the jury were
remarkable for their perspicui,y. The jury
retired abou, o'clock on Saturday, and in
three quarters Of an hour reformed into court
with verdict for the plaintiff If sos 900, tn
carry interest from the 17th March, 1898, ill
paid. The prize was subject to discount oil
! 3 per cent We understand that motion
has been made for new trial.
Tie Attorney General of the United State:
and Thomas Swami, Esq. for plaintiff
Gen. Walter Jones, for the defendant.
Herald.
We undertand that it is probabe an ar
rangement may be made for carrying the
case at once 10 The Supreme Court, without
asking a neio trial. [Eoq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
EDUCATION.

a MARRIED LAZY and Gentlemen want employment as
apart he instruction OF the Young Ladies and her HUSBAND
thai OF the Young Gentlemen. The lady teach
gIaphy, fading writing. arithmetic, eengraphy the
English French Spanish and Italian Languages as also
markg, king mns'in Embroidery in gold nc, the
arr ui making ariical flowers; together with music
drawing and painting Tue gentleman can likewise teach
orhogapy NC ana the use of the Globes Maihems-
ties book kering political economy Sc-also the Greek
Latin English and Spanish Languages and In short, the
most useful parts ct the necessary depar science
ana literature Ihey both have had expert
ence in ieachih &c Their method Of instruction
concise and fundamental Honorable references can be
made as TO their standing in Society well as their
talents and character they have family wiatsoeve
and would nave u" ec ion TO 60 part Of Vrgi-
MIA Georgia tennessee North South Carolina. iIu,
would prefer establishing themselves Virginia. Ale
Ter addressed To A ID The Office Of the Rich
mond Enquirer, will lie duly atleuded to
Dec. IA CT -2avfOls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

Revue EncyclopIdique, Ito which e are
Indebted Tor the details we are abou. gise)i
traveller paid 80 franks to 90 in u public
coach from Paris 10 Lyons, and VAS en- days
On the road; now lac goes in &C ht trs anu
pays only 81 franks. In 1866, tw.u y sevep
coaches left Paris every day. ia, different pro.
-vinces and were capable oi containing 2701
persons but they nave NOW so much ipcreas
ed that nearly 800 coaches, with places for
more than 5000 persons depart daily from
the capital. Tie increase has therefore h-en
since 1866, nearly in the proportion of27 to
500.
From this source the French government,
deire very considerable revenue SO that
me traveller and the state are mutually be-
nehtted by every Improvement. From the
ear 1866, until 1892, thu profits produced 60
HE treasury by the public coach establish
ment never exceeded 100000 francs a year
and now il annually amounts TO nearly four
mi'iions.
Similar improvements have been effected.
IN The land transportation of merchant ze,
particularly by the invention of "A mode d.
slgna'ed by thename OF "roulage acceier. -
and the number Of different establishments
Tor heavy carriage in the city of Paris has in
creased, since 1906 from fourteen to sixty-
fonr.
The expenses Of this kind If transportation
have now become so great that the review
ers recommend that natural and artificial in
ternal navigation be extended or improved in
parts OF the country where il has hitherto
been much neglected The rivers of France.
however, are naturally but i'll calculated for
The purposes OF transportation for the swell
ing OF their streams in ,sn winter and an
tumn usually renders them rapid and dan
ba If
Their current To such degree as to make
them impossible in boats. On this account
IL happens that the most Of the river naviga-
l'on is performed by 'Caravans' or fleets >tf
ooats' which, taking advantage Of the most
favorable seasons, perform their voyages once
or twice year, and arrive and depart all
together.
II is remarkable that with The execution OF
single dam, the chansei of the Seine should
have been entirely unimproved by art until
tais late period of the world vet such is
stated, to be the fact and this river is cited
a9an example ofmost of the principal stream s
III the Kingdom. The great boats for Ron
en- winch take in their loading under the
wars 81 Inc Louvre, commonly remain IL or
- days before they are prepared, and spend
rom 70 to % days on the passages; a dis
lance performed by the public coaches in 10
or ~ hours. The rules by which this navi-
gation Us governed. arc those established by
Charles V. in the 18th century. Some Loats
however have lately been Introduced drawn
ny an accelerated carriage and more recent.
~ s'lii several steam boats of 100 or ITO tons
nave begun to ply, which go from Roucn 10
far's, against the current, 10 three or four
nays, and thus may perform more voyages
IN month or SIX weeks, than the old fashion
ed boats in year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

w AS committed to the Jail this county ~ the stu
w day ct October the current year. Negro by
name ~ HAIRY, who he Is the property OF Mr..
banan OF the county of Madison, Stale Va, and was
hired the present year TO certain Mr. Withera-ihe
said slave Is about 20 OF age, very black
no particular mark belonging slave
owner will please forward prove property take
him away, or else he viii be dealt the law directs
JOHN ILL., PRICE, Jaiior Louisa County
Dec Ia 67--wi2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
EBENEZER A1EAnEAlY

THE exercises of this School will Commence Under the
IL supei inendauce OF Mr. IL Cary, the LIST Monday in
January, 1873. "
MIR. CIaiy abilities and character Scholar and tn
tor' asu MS drp"r1ment as gentleman, are too we'll
known 10 renuer any encOninm necessary Suffice IL TO
say ha " several years experience in the teaching
youthgid attention morals and classical attain
nitnt IN their master c endaton School
the Trustees 81 this Institution with
the support oil q liberal and enlightened public.
Terms IF Tuition a foiioso.
Lain, ureeh ann U%HIan Antiquities $40 per annum
Mathematics and the Sciences IS Il,
Arithmetic, English Grammar so do
The Society ~ the neigbbovrhSod is good and Board
The Trustees consider j, unnecessary TO say any thing
more IN recommendation of this School, aud viii opIv
take the liberty t sujoinng the following Report
last examination - ~
The subscribers having, by request assisted in the
minaton OF the scholars Of the EbeDezer Academy which
commenced on The 9Th OF December take this occasion of
expressing 20 The Trustees and Teachers the great graft
hcaiton which tie Exercises afforded. The pupils
rigid examination OF days continuance sustained
he high reputation o this School in manser very bn
noraie 70 themselves, and pleasing 10 their gtpnds
X. w. FIELD ICJfs q Tri,tKp1
VIM H. h. MEHRITT rJt0S u IoSEc"
JOHN Y. w. MERRITT moo I'm CgkGoG'v
JOHN L. WILKINS, JOHS Efftarr
Brunswick, Dec. 19. co ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
nUMANIrY's EN.

"Jssus wePt"-,John II. SIS.
How sweet Is the tear OF regret
That drops from Humanty's eve;
How lovely the cheek that is wet;
The bosom that heaves with a sigh.
This world IS n sorrow full Stage,
A valley of weeping and woe;
From chiidh sod 10 gnrruous age,
The tear unlimited will Tow.
Our own anoihcr's distress,
Viii force the soft iustrc 10 fall.
Nor the mild bosom do less
Tbaa grieve for the surrows of oil;
For he wha has nougbt to impart,
May at least give the wretched N tear,
Twill comfort the sorrow ful heart,
When no other comfort Is neur.
The Saviour in sympathy wept,
Ard gave the diviuest relief,
When Lazarus morally sept.
TO his sisters cverwhclmd with grief;
lie sorrowd for Solon,on's doom,
A. he sat upon 0iivets steep,
lie Thought on her Judgment 10 come,
Aud puy constrained him to weep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
THOMAS LAMDERr nI,rc1.,., -T.-.--

henry opposite the Bet Lauern, Main Sfy,,t
ESPEOtfULLY informs his Gus tomers and r,'e n,h
lie IN general tina, he has now on ,,nd an esssr,
ment ni GOODS, which inferior TO any in The In
'' o.ts te principal portion OF which havr been i'm
ortea 10 New YORK durng the last mVotf and received
here by the S3op Budget and Schr Fiy lin. To-,
rom that ciiy-lie deems il perfec muneccs.ar a.,
give catalogue # the different articles conris,n ri
as At consists Of every article appertaing 10
respectable Clothing Establishment; but would f,,
iicuiary ca the attention 0f persons vYsp,in, ,b
o. SuPERtlNE CLOTHS To his present Irin
N''' 81 "ohaIS per
me workmen AZ present in his employ are unrivaIled
having been lately Seec:ed the hest in No.. VI
a a rhiadeipha, and as he the LATEST FASH
ao-o IRON Charles G. Watson & Sons Of Pbnd eInbia
y,h Phelps Howard, and ST john ogIe Of sew
l"nose standing as to taste fashion are To-, ell
10 require commonly he hopes to be able 10 exerne
s won IA very superior style aud merit continu-
received r'eN ""''" nc las hiiherto
a constant supply Of READY MADE CLOTUIyG n,
Supe"i 1nAty made in this City constantly on hand.
Wv 10y ueser,nios OF Trimmings Tor MILITARY Uniforns
abn LADIES Habits ana Pelisses which will no made az
o'psr W very superior Style at moderate prices
iIain and Cimhist Cloaks, for sale low-niso PMS
MhIio VESTlN6S, of the most fashionable patterns
'" nor OF very superior quality, receiving this day
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

in ouosci tner oilers sale terms
- h'e wen improved ARMS, three mt Edgrhiil, in
Abenarle, containing 1900 900 and 400 acres
Neyoy c"iupu'ationnot having been sinos the
ua" IN ,'S anu Two IN llenrco Varina, containing
% anu ,'o acIes ine managers ON the two estates will
suew uc respective Boundaries aud every requisite 10
iorn safe Judgment will be readily afforded Edg-hi
'es nur mes east oil Charlottesville the Rivau
ma "here Is safely navgabe, tue South West Noun
occupy the mountain, but along the ioo aud eriov
the nesmaoie advantage OF being protected IRON the
wtn'er wnus anu refreshed every during
ny cvot oeexe which blows from ts mountain as r.pu
Larry as any periodical Wind what in any climate All
Tue ieds slope to the South East gives the
mctcaoie oeneht OF abundant pasturs ye until
oi ana as early again the FIRST March after
Sv"""n ""frs. There are no better rraLiug grounds
nhing Tue year throughout any where ia he tuuu In
am,iar ennnte The soil is OF ncuinp,r,ue excellence
oI Moea'' Corn and all crops and Grasses suitable
Die oil producing with the care rio
VI e hnest qhaiity-and little half either
me farms mas been yet cleared The Springs upon these
farms are abundan cool and constant, Ther, il no
held without one, have thin their ,;c,s Eve or
ehpe'ennial sources of pure and wholesome water The
hper Is large and excellent Oak kinds Hickory
Locust, walnut, with some Chestnut the mountain,
n" some good pine chief, towards the river The whole
vac 's healthy beyond comparison, enjoying tempera
u't 'nu IA Winter, cool in Summer, bu, most agreeable
The Estate called Varina along J,o,es r;ver FIR
hree miles on the North side, miles Peters
ourg ana ~ from Richmond For quality Of soil and
Tenency OF transportation are no where
led Inc springs of water on both are numerous and
excellent The subscriber declares and ehallenp,s proo(
To 'e contrary that lie has single Negro al Var
VA neIWeeh the ages OF IL and So in IS yenr since febru-
my .'o me present settlement the large farm
a"e IN ioV< ana there have
~ o any age or colour. The aged
here are about SO male slaves unconnouiy well
hIn anis who will have heir option I'll,
AUCTION II not otherwise bought
Nov.I2 h6-i7t THoS NJ. RANDOLPH, Sen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
BIRTHS ExrRAORDINARY.

Yesterday Mrs. Law, wife Of Samuel Law,
Journeyman shoemaker, So Catharine street,
made her husband pres-n, of three fine boys,
VINO, with their mother, are, we are informed
all doing ve.y well. As the wages of jour
neyman shoemaker may not perhaps allow
me father TO do all the justice he would wish
to his bountful wife and her offspring il would
probably not he bene. oence- misapplied. il
some OF our fair ladies' would extend their
fostering cid to this family. IN Y Amer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
TRUST SALE OF LAND.

virtue OF deed OF executed to us. by Vim 7,
Cabeli, Esl. and recorded in court of in. cnrn,
oil Caoep we SHALL the Gath day of Jan,ar, nex, ~
eeeu 10 sell Mt the front door of the Hotel in ,I
o uchmond, the tract of land connienly known hy ~,
e W me oreen Bottom, |, ing the Ohio River con
a'"g between Tour and FIVE thousand lii,
more uhn eighteen hundred are said In he n,; -
s'ouhus. we are not personally acquainted with Ills s
'e Out IL mas been represented us rs heinz liz e.,
oh ha' part o the Ohio river hich with,
'e stat" OF virginia Ii is said abound in e..
many years whe this estate in hands or o., va
son u Nicholas, To whom IL formerly beonped !, M
nave beeh extensively cultivated in Tobacco whc -
so'd IN New York and in Europe, are nf,,rms go
mahuei prices equal to those which James v.r -,
co sOiu IL has been divided into many smaller ,rac,s ~
9is, as may he seen by plat in the possession nj h
iiahhnN Esq VINO lives the land IA, sh.,
me whole or part thereof any person ,l,srnnS ~
view IL but IL will TIE sold in entire tract ar Il, -
rls or parcels, the day Of may be ,bnnph %
h.y I" produce the best price. The sale " IN he en- ,h.
equal annual insnlmensS the purchasers 10 give bnn ;,
approved securities and also deeds
"rther security for the ultimate payment of The
money AS the members of the Assembly from e,er, '.
o' TIE state will he la Richmond Ib. lime Of ,,,s lie
persons az distance wishing ia purchase, n,ay
~ avail themselves OF their agency
Nav.,,,,e r. JOHN COaLrER.
49, rhuer TO- DDS JOHN II. COOKE.
u The Editors OF the Vrginian In L,uchburr-he,,'t
heai IN Wnchesierierald, in Frederic surp9-
w NnafieStown (kana~ la county OF lbe IL;
''uhtn are requested To- insert above n,lyrrien,.n,
Va 'nrr rrspec,Ne papers week four week., nre
eung Tue iuh oi Jnneary and forwn rd their accounts
immediately to this Office for payment " "'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

M AS COMMITTED to the Jail Of Shenandoah counry
~ on tuesday NE 81 instant, ns runway. negrs
man calling himself BEN, inches Ugh, small
scar on his right knee say he belongs Nr William
Brumey, living upon P'munkey river, Virgsia Itnd
on when committed tow Shirt twilled arm round-
about and gray casenet pantaioons.
The of the above negro is requested TO
come forward prove has property, pay charges and take
him away Otherwise he will oe disposed the law di
reefs e. y. KINGSLEY \ S.
October % 5i-U,e,,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
A TEACHER WANTED

VIE frustees q Was ingIon Henry A adeny will pro
ccrd on Tue 2h Instant, Ia the appointment Of Tes
cher Tor The ensuing one capable of Teaching h
Litgaases N,her qntitic1ions being equaD wOaid he
preferred rhe dwelling and other houses attached to
the Academy, will date small family and 6 or
Boarders The situation J. c,nsidcrrd healthy and
about 10 miles from Richmond. Communications Addres.
I'd 10 the subscriber viii he duly attended to.
by order OF the Board,
l.. Is. CRENSIIAW, Presi.
IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

FRANKFORT cemooI 4 The fourteen EIecio,
o, 'he sts'e oil Asau oky, assembled IN FrAnkiirt on
Wednesday, the first day of Decrmbeq and o., r he
%hoe fourteen votes Tor Henry Clay of ntnciy, for
Fies'den' of tn Uncd States. Aud seven votes Tor
Jphn Z. Calhoun, late OF South Caroiin,, fos Vice
freside"t OF the United States, aud seven vntcs Tor
Stihan Stafford, OF New York, for Vice President
OF the United S les
-h3or piHiam Taylor of J iferson ian old soldier
OF The Revoiu' on) appoin Ell to carry and deliver
siates,ent OF the votes 10 tle Pfes,d.n, or ,Ia So
nate bt the UniIed Safes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

BALE OF the personal estate OF David P,,ce, Esq.
VIII commence at his late residence at Cr,iand in
county 81 Surry, Monday the 20 day Of December
'n>.ah' ana be continued till compieed-conssng OF
elegant household furni;ure utensils nry CROP
y, cor" wnea and fodder, and stocks horses cattle.
seep and bogs-A valuable vessel, with her tackle and
PParr ana many other articles of value
.no uous TO enunerate credit of twelve months from
e nrst ot January will be allowed the purchasers
win approved secnri,oherwise, he casl-ciailnants
aie 'epecun'ly invited 10 make them Know n-and per-
sons indebted to pay forthwith.
JAMES d. EDWARDS, Admir-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
Dec IL.


II AM now making arrangements TO manufacture Cuuoa
u Picking Machinery i city and contemplate that in
very short Time the proprieioTs of the establish
be able to furnish the SAID machinery supply the grow
ere OF cotton To which required All na
chimes with thirty and upwards viii be- supplied nj
dollars and twenty FIVE cents sawandeT thirty saws
the price vii be higher In my absence application to
Major Richie Ayres nj this city. RICHARD HARRIS
Riohmond Nov. I6, 1924 57-wC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

1 h6AiN oher for sale the psrtion OF the well hpovo
Dover estate, on which reside IS miles above Rie
fnond nnd nail mile above Dover Mills in The eountv OF
O0ocband after the advertisement NJ tlis mo
pery ueem unnecessary TO recapiuIne It's numerous
the nhah'nnts of this portion Of tie state 60 require
eulogy- HOSE nnaequainied with 1t, who might wish
purchase would OF course choose the property
will content myself with the remark that Il has not
beeye W equal IN market and is surpassed in value
by any Farm on Janes River. ff not sold privateJy
(which would be preefred) before the Isl Fei,ruary II
w then he offered publicly, at h front door ce
brIel ~ The city Of RchnOndwIen the terms ara or,ee
which win be exceedingly accommodating and low viii
be made known Application in the mean time may he
son, Esq. OF Richmond A A. IfhRRfsoN
SabGi Iiii 18th Feb 1924 ee-2,w2,~W,c