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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-28
Sale Of Dry Goods +.

Sale Of Dry Goods.
On WEDNESDAY. the 4h Jan. az 10 o'elock,
NI1LL commence the sale ofa superior lor
w ofDRY GOODS, such As blue cloths
and cassimeres, drab, black and mixed cloths,
cassinetts, beaver fulled gloves, bombazetts,
bandanno and black silk hdkfs. cotton do. and
cotton shavls, bcdtick, white aannels, cravats,
silk vesting, Canton Grape, put up in bali
pieces. .akso, just receired, black and purple
shaded, black and white, red, yellow and blue
prints; domestic cottons, shirt;ngs and sheet
ings, book fold shirtings, &c. &c. Terms at
sale. S.A. MARSTELLER, auc.
WITHOUT RESERVE,
bureau, tea table, 6 chairs, rocking do.
Swash stands, lot carpeting, 2 toilet glasses,
boxes candles, 2 do. fig blue. dec %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-28
SM1P NEWS.
Port Of alexandria.
ARRIvID,

Dec. 27-schnr. Superb Hope. Chace, N.
York, z days; cider, candles, &c. to Robinson
& Shinn, and freight for the District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-28
Public Sale.

Trustees Sale Of Slaves.
DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the
ID subscriber by Robert Sangstcr, and du.
ly recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Coun-
ty Court of Albemaile County, Va. l shall
proceed to sell at public sale, for ready mo-
ney, On Saturday, the IN day Of January
meet, before the door ofthe City Hotel, in the
town ofAlexandria, DC. the following slaves,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-28

schnr. Washington Packet cleared at Pro-
violence for this port Dist inst.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
NOTICE.
THIRD EDITION,

UST published and for sale by j. ii. 6 T. NASH, the
~ third edition of f;.IRyVEITS LECTURES on
fEJuaLE EDUC1IION, CONFUSING the first and Sc
cond series of delivered Mrs Gane pupils at
Elmwood, Essex county, Virginia. To which is added the
Gossips Manual.
Ks Tins edition embraces four Lectures which have
oeer p"olised in any previous edition, which the pub
lie one assured will be the last from the pen Mr.
on the subiect.-Price only 81.
Tuna r. tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
Notice to Millers and Coopers.

consequence Of the regularity which has pre-
vailed in the size Of Barrels of Flour which have been
presented for Inspections and the consequent difficulty
created in the proper mode of Inspections we'll as the
actual dernent the flour; inform all tics concerned,
that the law will henceforh be rgdly enforced, requiring
all barrels containing -four, Submitted for inspecoD) to
be made of seasoned materials following
VIZ; The slaves shall be twenty inches in length and
the heads seventeen and half inches diameter; half
barrels % inches in length and the diameter Of the head
125 inches.
EDMUND WALLS,
June I-9: Inspector Of four.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
March %

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. 29h .1py,L 1926.
Office shcrcby given, that the first day Of October
next, the principal of the six per stock
United States created under authority of an act of
Congress entitled san act authorsng loan a
exceeding eleven millions of dollars, opened on the 18th
day of March, 1912, together with the interest then due
thereon, will be paid the popricors of said stock OF
their atornics duly authorised, the Treasury the
United States in Washington, and the Offices
on The books of which any portion of said stock may
surrender of the certificates of said stock will
quired at the time of payment, and the said
stock will cease from and after the Both day September
next. SAINT L. SOUTHABD,
may 6-43t .Acii,g .Sec'y 0ffLe Tceqsury
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
To VIM. & Herbert Hopkins.

FHHAkE NOTICE. That the oath of June in the year
1925, shall, in person by Attorney apply the
Judse of the Williamsburg Superior Court of Chancery for
wit OF cetiorar 10 from the County Court
New Kent the ard in the of McDowa, Sterling
Co against Hopkins and oters, pending the Chancery
side of said Court, pursuance he Of General
Assembly in such made and provided This notice
gwen in this form for the that place residence
is unknown TO me. JAS GoVAN, Ageni,
June lit. for Nc Do,raN, Sferlinp, 6 ComuauU
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
FOR SALE.

800 Barrels Cut Herrings No.
Smithfnld Family Bacon
10 barrels best Newark Cider
Antigua Rum, Malaga Wine
Peach and Apple Brandy, Gin aud Whiskey
Loaf, lump and brown Sugars
Teas, Coffee sack Salt, Tar
Mems fine and coarse Boattees and Shoes
Ladies' morocco and leather do
Cotton Yarns, in OH. bales, No. q to 10
90 barrels and 5 half barrels Mackcrel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
BY PLEASANTS & JONES.

y The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published l,rice a
'0ess, Iaesdays and Frdays0 FIRE dollars per aanum
payable an adUance
10 Precious 10 dscontinuance Of tie paper, all ar
rearages must he paid up And those eho may sosh
discontinue, ,oW notify tie Editors 10 that effect least
thirty days before the period erpires for hic they sub
scribed.
~ For ad0ertising75 cents square (orics) for The
rsf insertion, and so cents for each c0ti,,,dce
number Of insertions ,tst be noted tie MS. oerise
they ioW be continued and charged dccordingiy.
I5 advertisements froia Tie country be paid for in
advance pr assumed by responsible idividudl m has
place Manchester.
" an letters to HE Editors must be post paid they
apW receire attention..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
ROBERT MOTT,
House Painter. Glazier. &c.

NAVuot dIDLCI9 OIdAItI, N~C.
EsPEcTFULLY informs his friends aud the public gene
4 Il rally, that he continues his business of HOUSE
PAINTING, GLAZING. &c. the well known stand,
corner of Haris's building aud Immediately under the
office of the Constitutional Wing. He has on ha nd a
fncral ImeBt of the best materials from New
which will enable him execute any commands entrusted
20 him satisfactorily the snnabe lie
tends attending the particular part work
personally, and will employ the best wnrkmen.
". B. Ceilings Whitened, and Walls Stained in dis
nemDer COLOURS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
J. III. s. II. NASH.

II. NASH tenders his thanks TO his frfetis nd the
" public for their liberal patronage, and respectfully
forms them that he has with himself Mr. THOMAS
NASH, of Norfolk and that the Bookellng Stationary
Fancy Business will i'll more extensively conducted
by them under the above firm. JOHN III. NASH,
June loft. THOMAS NASH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
Bnnker's Hill for Sale.

kNE subscriber offers private sale, bis Plantation call
i ed Bumker's Hill, lying Powhte Creek in the county
of Chesterfield, 81 miles above the Town Of Manchester
and between the Manchester Turnpike Road and James
River. This Plantation contains 98t of Land; ore
half of which is woodland, heavily timbCred with oak
and pe and sixty Of the Land excellent creek
bottoms. The improvements consist of a commodious
Dwelling House, barn, stable, ce-house, and all other
convenient houses, and very valuable Saw Mill,
abundanty supplied with from Powo Geek, and
with timber from the adjacent woodlands of the plaua-
ton There is also on tie same Creek a good site for
-Nand the materials for constructing pre-
pared, and in readiness be erected The plantation
situated in very agreeable neghborhood and is well
tered and ealthyas country residences there few
situations dcsabie and it possesses the time
the convenience of proximity to market. The subscriber,
intending 10 to the Western County, will offer
good bargain and easy terms to the purchaser who
may disposed purchase such property, requested
visit the premises, where the subscriber, his
Mr. Jordan Smith, viii give them such further information
upon the subject as they may desire.
ANDERSON EDWARDS.
June 16--vvdu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

THNHE Annual Examination will Tuesday
the 23th of June, and be continued daily for the
mainder of the week. On Monday the 4 of July after
the usual exercises, the Degrees which have been granted
by the Society will be conferred.
Parents, Guardians dthe Public generally who feel
an interest IN Ssnaries of Learning, respectfully
Invited to- attend.
j. AUGUSTINE SMITH, PreSf.
WIN. g. Mary College, 9th May, 1925. T5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
COTTON GINS.

ME subscribers have just received for sale, COT
- Ton GIN, of superior northumberland orders
for this article, OF different dimensions will be executed
without delay The quality; OF which uarrdnfed in every
respect. DAVENPORT g. ALLEN
may 90 viz,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }

RICHMOND, 9th May, 1925. {
Office is hereby given, that from this time forward
all persons offering themselves principals
rites TO boud be approved by the
tive, will be required accompany the with ahiia-
wits i'll legal form, stating the value of the property
they would bona dc possess after the payment all
debts. BY order
VM. II. RICHARDSON, G. C..
ATaY31 If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
College of William and Mary.

VESIE Visitors aud Governors of this College will plea
d to observe that their Annual Convention will take
place usual, Monday the 9TH day of July
almost superuous add, that the affairs the College
require the punclua attendance of every Member the
fisitoral Board.
B. BASSETT, Rector
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
SLATE

For sale by the subscriber all the SIATE that may he
raised the present Sle river, Buckingham
county, Va.
Also FOR sale,
376 Acres of Land in New-Kent c'y,
is miles from Richmond, in which bargain may be had
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

THNHE subscriber having been appointed
n ed by the Executive NOTARY PUBLIC for the
counties of Hasoper and King HMjd, will attend prompt
y and punctualy at his Office in Hanover any
other place within either of said countless for the purpose
taking dcpnsons, adavits proestations any other no
taral business winch may be offered him.
BENJAMIN F. DABNEY.
HanDver- Tnwn. Juno Q.--w2w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

md FOR RENT,
A three-story Brick. Tenement,
Adjoining the Grocery occupied by subscriber-an
excellent stand for business A. HUGHES,
May 24-u Me Basin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
fFrom he Portsmouth, Journoi.

From ire Portsmouth, JoUYncil
FAREWELL, TO HOME.
"Lovd home Of my youth Must bid thee farewell
Aud greet thy earesses mpre;
Must part, and forever, far far iron thee dwell
The spot shall ever adoge
Nus, leave thee Foni declines the remove,
She lineers-r. fuses TO go;
She turns the wh ch eco lugcS might love-
Did they wish for enjoyment below.
.1fsst sse part 7--Thcn forever, forever, adieu.
must hasten NV fight far avail
Su no scenes sweet thine shall my pleasures renew,
Is doNa life l1asiy valley stray
Farewell H aud dale where I've Ps,,i the biest hOurs,
. And 80 hastily taken their fight;
Farewell! " t0yever-ye grove. and yc bowers
Where memory will stray with delight.
F'-ewo thou loved stream whose rrcandSr. I've ,raed
On whose banks have rested in peace,
Farewell, but thy vision shall ue'er he ,flc.d
And my frienishP till death shall no, cease
rysr sacred the spot, where lambcr, the dad,
The friends Of youth, hut tears can't restore;
With their spirit, ;her fiendhr their eounse have lcd
They iliume my pathway no .ncre.
But peace 10 your sunbers, no moe return
To weep DER yo1r ashes II cyeni
Still scepye in pc-ce I'll ei,ruitys morn
When the trumpet sh-l wake you fer Heaven.
Lov'd spo, Of my birth! Fate hid. ne depart,
Bat with tear, on the sentence Idwell
Wu,; 20 All It hroak i.ic last string Of m heart,
h!ss bone Of my childhood forever tlreaeh." 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
Add for Champlain Canal
g53t.396 l.


1t is estimated that in 1886, the income from the
toll will be 200 900 dollars, and the population OF
the state 600, 900 souls. The whole length of
the Erie Canal is 353 miles; that of the Champlan
Canal 81 miles. AT present it is, calculated that
the Canals can be navigated about 220 days In the
year, and it is supposed, when the forests are cut
down, and the improvements OF the country shall
have moderated the climate, it viii be increased to
$50 or 275 days. The boats which navigate the
canals are from 81 TO 10 tons. More than 100000
bushels of water proof linz were used IN building
the canals 1t is computed that the total cost oil
the canals when completed including the sailsiac-
ton for all claims for damages, wiil be Slo, lz3'-
7S9; and that 10 years will suffice TO cancel me
debt. The principal Engineers, employed on the
Erie and Champlain Canals, have been Throughout
the whole period Which has been occapied IN the
construction ofth"se works, naii1e citizens, with
the uninportant exception of one French and one
Irish gentleman, who were each employed one
year in making some preliminary examinations
The reflections which these facts suggest are
highly honorable 10 our national industry and en-
terprze; and the success which has crowned this
gigantic effort of mental and bodily exerton is the
greatest inducemcn; 10 similar works OF public
Utility 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
NEW YORK CANAL, &c.

The Albany Daily Advertiser has published
historical sketch of The Eras in the progress Of tie
New York Canal, from a work just published bv
NJ. Yates, the Secretary of State. From this
statement, we find that C. Morris gave the first
hint OF tapping Lake Erie" in 1909. On the
4th of February, 1903, the first legislative pro-
ceedings took place on the subject; while the first
law establishing Canal Fund, and directing the
Canal 10 be commenced was passed on the 18th
April, 1917. On The 18th of July following, the
first excavation was made. During the first season.
IS miles were completed From Januorv, 1913.
to January, 1919, III miles were completed; and
in October OF the same year, the whole middle sec
ton being completed, on the 23d tire Canal was
opened and nayigated by Commissioners. from Uti-
~ TO Rome. In December, q, the Chainplain
Canal was finished and nayigmed. The first toll
taken on the Erie Canal, was on the. LIST Of July.
1920. On the lst Of September, 1922, the great
dam at Fort Edward was finished, 30 that a contiu-
uoIs sheet Of 900 feet Of water runs over the
whole length Of that stupeldous structure On the
i0,h Of October following, the Canal was filed
with water between Rochester and Brdgort, ard
the acqueduct over Genesee river, SO2 feet long,
and containing eleven arches; was completed -
IN October, 1923, two siupendous acqueducts be-
tween Albany and Schenectady, 1892 feet long.
and containing 70 locks, were finished aud on the
Sh Of the same month, The first boats passed from
the West and the North, through the Canal, into
The udewatols Of the Hudson, at Albany
Ia 1921 only j boats passed ON The Champlain
Canal, 10 1923, they exceeded 100. The debt due
for constructing the Canals, at the close Of 1924.
was 81 40 90. The duties on salt were
800, 900; and the total excess Of revenue above
the interest Of the debt was 100000. During
1921, 1900 boats passed al the junction Of The
Erie and Champlain Canals. Boats with ncrchan-
disc travel about So miles in ~ hours; those with
passengers, 60 az the rate Of miles per hour There
arc 300 bridges across the Canal, between Utica
and Albany, and 80 between Utica and Little Falls
A boat con pass lock in 5 minutes; and IOs ia a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
WOYIEE

TUE subscriber Ofe for sale very valuable Estate wherein
Il lie resides, containing between 1000 and acres lvn-
"a the upper cnd OF MeecnDurs county, running within
less than enc mile OF Saunon reabout 100 cleared
almost all OF which has good tobacco land aud very
sma part but what still retains mostly its original soil and NAV
be Guy rated amongst the best upland the country
ist7''dr wHrd iti doubt bat as good
for cotton any this section Of country and am now pre-
Parng and planting ahou! 50acre that crop The situation
IS remarkably healthy; the imp valuable and
commodou Those who wish purchase land invite to look
aiisvery rarely they will meet with such opportunity
considerable part Of the purchase money would he re1u ed
10 he paid down, the balance and years OF
otherwise he agreed Oh, and deed OF tie land 10 Sc
cure the payment. WM. BOYD.
lInl W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
KENTUCKY RGENCF

~ ObtHI ItlPLETT, (iate Of RichmondJ having hss,
n ihiocd by number II Virgnians, to establish b1.is
"a FanSto Kentucky, for the Of their bu,,r. h
which he IN, been engaged for the last years 1 in
a2tng andttles, pRying enAntihe eng land
estate n,ns for collecting debts &c aud pGrpoe hayin
AZ great cxpehc Be tenders hi: services R
u't hue 10 the public in general lie well known il, NJ.
nond and Peters6urg having done arge aueunt Of bu,i
from theSetwo places, and from Norfolk and
burs well from various other parts Of The state
Refer to Judges Green, Brooke and Buldn the , w.
y Archer OF Amelia DR.. John Adams, mayor of Rich,';
aiess John scott and VIM. S. Stone, FIsderic,,bn ~
VIM haXali Petersburg and Mr.. Alexander Nil.on No.
Also, the Hon Thomas Todd, Geo. NJ. Bbb au6 J2nI -.
end'ni Frankfort Ken. and TO Mr. Thomas Green Ecbs
Va who IS engaged and empowered TO contract for
his account. he'es on
r. l. has agents employed, BY whose aid he is erSl, 80
short notice, 10 have business transacted in any par
Letter. pos. paid, directed 10 Frankfort will nee. wi,p&
attention. ~ vs.
FranlfoIt, Cci. ., 1894. "
rs Since the above pennSd 4. Tri has
n'e IN business with Albeit T. Burnley aad rs hereair
hol VIII never he absent from their Office the same
will ensure 1t promptly from
TRTPLETT s. BURNLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
LOT OF LAND

OF half an which lately resided. The Store room
ar5e and conveniently fitted M, good dry cellar large
and pleasant counting loom, The family part Of the building
having one and passage below stairs, cellars three
rooms and passage above stae whole making large two
'oed building the best order for the reception Of family
and large stock OF Goods The out-hOues Of frau
ed Kitchen with two below and stairs an
eeent smoke house and ice house The III be made
entirely before the day of sale. At same time and
place Will he offered another half L1
situaie3 the other, which large oried Lumber
house uanay, capable Of holding thousand bushels
Of wheat, aud framed stable for horses These lots will
he sold separately together, may best wishes Of
the purchasers Having from Cartersye this property
va! be sold If any Thing is value offered Persons who
are about 10 make mercantile establishments would do well TO
look II is property Tor the undersigned assert from eS
peiiehoe int there not situation IN Va.
that holds out better prospect of the than
Caerve and Is negborhood which thcky settled with
be found in the State. - - -
The terms Of pay viii be three equal animal nsals
10 commence the h day of July without Interest," thu
purchaser purchasers 10 give bond aud good security 10 be
approved 10y the undersigned, and deed trust on e pro-
perry ior he inst paymcnand deeds Of st to secure die
t'yo last payments.
IndiPu.abe titles viii be made the purchaser purra
ASBUlY CRENSIi SIy
Virginia Mills March2o. IOi-wtr
~ The above properly being soId now offered II
private sale ior lease. Application may be made TO
Capt Thomas PcRbeon Gainesville e. UNDER n
al al the Virginia Mill. ASBUItY C8F%sH(Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
FROM THE BEAN DENs.

Let not the reader be startled at the leading Of
this article, no mischief being intended him, but
some information, which will, it is hoped, be in
teresting rather than repulsive. We have at differ
ent times heard OF the Brigades Of Engineers and
Survey ors, which are engaged in taking levels,
SC. on the several sections of the proposed Che
sspeake and Ohio Canal! OF the extent of the
labors, hiigues, and privations, incident to these
examinations. few of our readers aware, and as
few, we presume, of the entire wildness and almost
inacccssbillty OF Of tie recesses of the noun
tains which fall within the survey. Having re-
ccved, from gentleman attached TO Mr.. SIRI-
vER's Brigade, letter which has enlightened US
somewhat the latter point, and introduced to US
one of the wonders Of our country, hitherto wholly
unknown, to US at least, we think we cannot do
better than lay before our readers much of the
letter relates the business of the brigade, and
the features of The country-which follows:
1.N0f Elt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
.M.fRSH.AL'.S NHLE-

pursuance OF decree Of the Superior Court Chsncerv
fer The Richmond District, pr the 29d day OF
arc, 1929 in the O Evans Booker, shall ON
the 2li day of July next offer for sale bidder at
public suction, for Cash, the MIL with the Land II ,,c, and
lprurteuance, situated Turkey leland Creek called and
known by The Hame of the GTGnve MIA aud, at the same
tune AMI place will ike be offered for the farm
adjoining said mill &C called and known nv the name Of
Monut Prospect The above sales will be made or near Ia
Island Geek. JGUERRANT M 8 - ~ y ~ ey
June -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
DismoI StComp SI0rk fl SoIc-

DVbsOANI TO- decree u te circuit Cont Of he Dir
Htt y C"fbi0 for nc county Il Alexandra, s the l,sf
Im OF me Hid count in the ancahlr suit Of Cl7ncerv of
HS'h inh "ihcl c-act compliments. against Bu.h-
od Wa'nron and Laurence Levi getting cxrct,r Of Gen
george Whingot dcc deieudlnff bait ~. commissioner
under e fd decree proceed r. sell the t5h Inn June
ensuing "a. ptc auction, Tor cash the Conncrc, cad.
ns hoomIn hc,audf sblrc of Stock in the Dismal
Swamp Land Company, he propeity oft e,tte If The I1,
Hen Heorse Washington. The diviends paid upon lhi,
shaf, i'r omc years past have been very considerable
pdcu' statement NJ which may be by reference 10 The
frp" wan 'hg account, Of Master Connoner Moore fled
in The mcTtsaW case Sale to Commence at a. o'clock
NUBLEr HERBERT, CoB,ptissionsr.
May r. 1895
~ The a.'g' 'ais 'posponed to Friday Le 22d Of
JpIy merit, at Use same place and hour.
June % tt-ci
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
" FRANCIS s. TAYLOR.
BIlnfeT's mn fo,. .SoIo

NE subscriber offers at private sale his Plantation called
- bunker Hall, lying Powhie Greek IN the courty f
Cho'eThed five and half miles above the Town of
f' ana between the Manchester Turnpike Road and Jc
hHe Tins plantation contains 9Sl acres Of LAND one bIc
wheh Is woodland heavily tmbered with oak and rno AMI
sixty acres ot the Land are excellent creek bottoms ~
me improvements consist of cOmmodiorsa dwelling hone,
barn stable, ice house, aud all other convenient o b
and very valuable Saw Mill ahundany nppIied Will 49,
ron Powiie Creek, and with timber from e adjacent o5
lands o. the Plantation There Is also the same Creek
5'ou sue Tor u mil And the materials for con,trirtir
one are prepared and in readiness 10 be erccIed Tho
on situated ~ very agreeable neishborhood and vel
WaeIea and heahy-a5 country Icsdeuee there arc fc
situations desrable and possesses al te same % ~
convenience ct pToS'miyo market The subscriber ntend
70 the e''trn country will offer good bargain and
purchase such property are requested yi the pIenis
~fIe me uoefiper or IN his tbsenee NJ Jordan smith
WI give Uen sueh iurther information upon the subeet 81
ne ui. ~ oc,ne' ANDERSON EDWARDS.
e.,l - 49,