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T 0aiaa6ie T,acfqf La,,d and Tan Yord j0r

fE7HE Subscriber will s sins terms The srt
= ~ ilns wherein hr rssdes siiulitd the county of
Merkieturs oa Absn's Cetk, miles notth oftht eour.,
and onc nie from skpwIhs Ferry Road, containing 40
rani eomiohs5e Dweiiins House, T0as. Barns ind
hsf suh' cent fsna"n opened 10 employ 30 bands to
whole ~e agted 20 ths culture Of Con-, Wheat and To-
end excellent s,-rd or bdsoes attached 10 egaeb
"tms lloue aud aii neccssary use f,r Conducting
laHnins u'ines a"d will ne efcd low upon
terms Any peuons whing 90 rurees. vii DO well 20 make
3" early application 60 ie subefibcr ROBERT HESTER.
Iuy "a Is -,f-
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.4DYLEh - N-lfELN.I..

i'tiE rsct u Land called Ii' Grove. ooutinine allow
4 100 aefes i1Jn ithc lUysar ei o Amela county li
re " ufveufe5, Is tl Cos SALE word rec exferr
,pn planeli5u. VIII be- sold ali toga.bsr VI DIVIDED iat
parcels. lhct effns sstIi be accomfnodasing.
~ lAMan. AIaltMa OH Hlf n GII.Eg
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IHk LTST C4LL-

VIE s"ckhodeis II the Mechan,c.,ie Turnpike Gonna
~ nusat n,Hl Iweniy Dollars on each Share adiiIona
~ hsld oy then respe ciyeiy in the pta Stool
'He s"iH company BY order Dihe Prei.t& Directors
Iuly 10 u W. Os'NNlNeIoHs Freaii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

Lands az PO,elSgtda fer Safe.
virtue OF decree IA ehaseery al court Of Pa,vha.an
= ia 'hr Gaze o Dupuy Dupuy aud othsIs VT the under
sEnsd c9um's'inefs "ise!i 70 the highest bidder, upon
o. y y and 10 months, upon the prsi,r-, ca Saur-
IN, "a day OF Sepember next, tie pistation aud houses
ead Fro'Recf H IN Powhalsn county, Cbs,us the former
Of me a!s Peter Drpuy) and adjoining Cotton
s+'v'y' @t hlis, aud james Crawford containing hv
late 'Nsy 20 aud an half Upon tact ,ee
aud ooinn,u dwelling hose containing ,n.,
tag machine. - ~
Of months, the eveTscnaty richt 10 an the hid n pres-t
covered o Tue waters Of The Powhaan Cotton Factory Pond
SUPPOSED 10 contain from To- - acres. adjoining t Lin
S.edi, Preston Siuh and Nj. Ily rood.
- Tie sae will take place about 70 70 O'clock of said
gay. CHARLES BRANCH, y
ROBERT HARRIS, -
JOSEPH y DAVIS, :
Jus 1887. " - 20 20 > ~
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lIEW GOODS

~ X +. JAMES & co, Market Bridge have received
Chiefly by Inc at arrivals io New YORK. Boston .ld
Philadeiphia) ihe following Dry GOODS:
case SUPER. HUE and black cloths, ch,ap
do 7-s y grass beachvd / i.h im,I,
90 go so" 1's"eAed German shf'ns, linen, superior
do lri,h sheetps
DO 81 long lawns
do s birds' eye and 8 ( Ih disner
! do 9-8 superior Metfiu,ack pfIus
dos rich PLAID prints
do 3 Y 70 4 gauuenl din,ity
DO Les jrh Bolivar hats, cAsap
do hes! SILK nmhrelias and double Go,eboe psrasos
80 Ci"k" spool sewing cotton, aH npn5,ss
do containing good asOfttnen SHELL ti < long It
nssk x neep teeth side combs among the tuck, some
Heavy black Italian iu string
JJ eros dc haps OF almost every color. pliin 4 vg,,,i
SLACK liaii1n tiapes, byOad scig0er
GreeH white, blue, straw L pa. slteuess
Superior black french djieaes
f.5& GA black modes
gl.ek, white, p9k, brown s. .t.aw .auiu,.
30 ~ Piaiu bOhbiIet -
l.'ci rohbnet wells GtsP
As cao'eo's eofsslts, Russ, 49,
5ai.' = brown sl'"iinss
. do 4 \ brown sleeiins
DO 4piliJ domestic
% y y - 'aperlor indigo plaid domestic
90 - WaFoie do Esc quality
do y I'd iHdlgo apron oict Ks
10 n de- f6,nitufe .hscas
do British Oznsbnrgs
"ie led 70 !he stoe previously on hand reosrs iher
a..S..,.n IMMUNITY gu Augu-t 9. 25-ee
PURSUANT to the within wsran 40 49, ,- -. -
- this dey viewed e.tray mare = sn,l .o,re1 sto,t
led seven inches high, with small tar in her f,e.sd &
,pI ,o Wte, long roached name, grown cou-
uSiapy SINCE r1ac'nzj hob tail, and some slfe 30. f.
90 hei sass.supPosed u he caused ,y fhe ,, hoo ~ -
Y Jgn h,rr OF th" county; and do fud tie sane 10 he OF
spprise ihsSaid mare 10 the sum Of $50 Cs,I,G.d
Ai"as n" "a Gay OF June, OF. (S,snsd)
THGs. ". cRowDER.
EESj. ALLEN,
EDWARD HUGHES
coIy Tee, sIiLLER wooDs0S,
r,f-s Cielk u CumhstisnI-
LII
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oyeste' the one 10 live upon o.y plantation IN Hen
- a, 'y ihs other 10 i've uPon NY plantation re- Han
.Fe eN"J Applicants must well rrocidsd gf, eta.
nsa, o ,neit integrity, aud esPssfyo doh4-se thc Jnie
~ ,,s ~ "'l'I''ae' JOHN AMgLElt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

" As committed the Jail OF Mathews county, a, I,,.
way, on the iOth day It April last negro woman Ian
60 LSNi Ma, who, II Is believed, beiongs Her
rug 10 h0 she sold ny capt Robert WItt Of ianoyei
ne SAID w""s atout = yeaIs DID, feet OF inches
hshl -,u made and Of rather isht complexion. IIer ap-
parei blu. striped lotion frcek II moi ava
the expiration O! ? mos sha viii then sold TO nay ia,
F"soH ices, &c, according - law. THOS. EDWARDS,
49, Jsiur.
~, .llaIz
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VIE s""sefti heng oesirou. drpo-e yropsry 90
e. me county 10 b0t .ifm tg3iioir public su' ION ou
'h Pifmses about 900 acres OF land adjoining ihs lands of
Ssii L'a" e'i. Hsnna"a}, Edwud Card, sad otiei. on
ohef h"95s ssie sac arps peach pni riFy orchards on
we s' ana ne s'ie WI take place ontae iiih d4y Of
ierhcr next. O iau Otherwise the fsit aay
hifo on Frdayth i4h day September ne a. about rim.
hnnNs acres % lsn1 tbe ssid county where the su.c,
iaiy lytt, Uhich valuable imp %, if fr ,t
sh'"'" " he leu, his uart vii be sold texi faif d.y
ih' efedr w b" on rH two AMI three ysst 60 be- usd h.
equal Hnnus hsoen''. Bond aud good sctny wi he re-
CURED and also deco 90 ut on ht si1 .tiue inc p.y
iti" "' ie P"feH''s 'oneJ. bn if7,fs wf' .a-rc
hne p is 3" leay sit''tiens, -a4 u fs.r .t.l- n.i.l
"'s "'f itiifr BUrNh
June DO ty- ,.t5.s-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

- EF TIL r. HUNT, sole agent Tor Dl. Leah and Doct
- la'es' n A9rs, for Virginia ~ Caion,, reside
neT Pere'vaIs, B'uns~'ek county, Va.
Every patient mu eome prt pared until cured:
HuSh INJURY having resulted fim those who w,tr NOS
wing 10 iena'' un the Institute satisfied Their az
ga me system Average te Tor for asulis
months. ~ ~ =
-. me Prhl'cs - cautioned sgnsl travelling Agents.
iHro'os' now prc"ns about Iufo' Sou,le,n States.
nay @. Itg-Vuf
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toa7

" ~ VIII he perceived by 40 ,glln afs ee ,rt. ,f % Ga.
aaveii omeet above altered fl,n, h, t-o,f r., - e
1891 ~ nc ia' 'entence ~ which E sine Tile n ,uo,e..
''n,'e hnonei We know of no dtect IN fhe Gel ,g.
90 ny' Ru'" That aoIres;onabe snl therefore viii moi
''t - "a RANDOLPH HAHRIsON.
--y w NELSON PAGE
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~ virtue Ut deed Of om Ch,e. Irvip~ If u.
euny OF Buckingham, aud duly retorded IN dc Gle, III.
, . -yoniy' We, or 2nc Of us, will sell The hiz hest
Na9tf iC ready money the pufposr, therein fnersJ
@ ~" Gay Of A1snneK u fair, Of next fsr d.,
60 ~ ne ftsiieuce II the saiI living Thiny- four
, '.aagF \ ;s,oe' Consisting OF men, 9nen boss amt
tl,h tEle % Is vested iHiii by de fr,f., d. Ell ~
RaNboLPl iABh1SON Tue.
Jay 70, is27 4i"E' ,te.
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tOCkY lIILIS-


'iIIS property, situated the south branch If j. ,,,
- lNeI; !" tne EQUITY of Usnrver nineteen ,.. ,bnv
"hefSG Tor safe. The traci coutai, hal, t,,,.
Sa 'i huA-ie acres delightfully."- water ed bsyir ,rs,
Lis running through zach FIELD and bounded nv
o}i GEEK The Whole !eueth. Sryelsl -, -
oi'tihsd al Tar q'c-s; vsh~t renders TIA. pte,,t, n -
"Nu'H u.shabie Is Grist AMI Ri uou,. liz, ~,
i@nhS sutain0 capable all tines of opctaitur ~
"'ey 10 any rNient THAI may he f.quir, q. hay,pr s
"a 'sS .sni'y hasbeeh iesled by twenty ear, aud M ne
- 80 iiy temporary, aud contains hut Yae uai Of
N'' "s. yitid annually three hundred 60.
e cav hi'ii = new, bait the IN
% - long, aud may be readily extended 1,nb.r
hfHiaAi aud sells at fair Prices This mill IN sos
IN se lii, OF stones thruug h0u that season. ,,h,r
iis oi me adjacent country wanted wafer. .n,all
'Sfai eIedil given Tor the balance. rtennfcb,srr -
hs "2h n" akins the crop hand, 25 per cen, brly, ,,,
Na,uS,Oh' OF wil' huish tie crop tenant upo, t 49,
' terms. Appy to Samuel Psrhi Or nyse N
NIL On j. T. SWAMI.
ip3-w0
~ e1se of al.'' % Yeas ient out iU ,nt me- a,
the plantation IA Nevkei rouitv. about two nil. x -
The cou n use called CEDSR NM b.lop-ipr -, ~ -
james "a StHpIe' TIE dwelling hvse Is ste ,pi 81. n,
JUS anu me ourhnuses sut fu the i,nn.. al M
''"f' lacy "h all Re ~ good condition At th. end OF thy
" 'ty ar row i"dr going repaus. Til. 81
u'uuA s'"l utShH ouf3n"d Agreeable r., Lod j., veil
1920 ~ "a" Su'is anon OF cotu. oats,
s'Ie Ps's ot II produce good wieat a creek an .,ep.s
' aye Included WI lin the bounds tins ttar If i,,J ON
hv '?iH'e' sprcnabr winter f.hery and Duck M. he
% ~ .DSn 'frs oh the niatrin only Ia SUNNY the
aue L 10 ulaGe th,n worth sending to the edmond
Sei prefer 10 l,ase the place Cor live '. an. b If IL h.
20. 'asd " rented nnt privately tsforr Serenhrr court
ua)' WI thcn be rented the Highest ti,r for nm,
'"j he 'essrr, OF trsn 10 have possession al III IN. at
we Sef ou' 10 be ri liberty small grain IN e fu
o"'su'auIs 'i 'ie Juy which may he done to The growing
e.. 20 JAMES SEMPLE.
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BY RITCHIE & GooCH.

" The EEQUIR Et published twice wses ssn.r.,v
tmePs,ee the etofore, Five Dollar, per sntus
payable in ADVANCE Notes OF ehSrteei ,reee-pzsin bank,
'hy wall eerseeyed payment fne Editor; VII sarsn-
tue safety o. RENTING them by NALL the postage os let
g No paper val nc i-e ni'aued(sut Na. d.erstou
the Ed,tor) until ~ srrearases have been paid W.
III wnVeser .s 5s ante he payment OF nine paper,
TERMS Oh ADVERTISING.
- One ,qaSse, Oh LEss-Fu'' in,ertss IS
- No aises!iee inserted, until hiss either been PAID
z.-.a--ra.-A-.-.-a
Jp.n .VE.4LE y co,
AYE Just r.eeyeS y The Exit from New Ye'k, and En
.,, sy DAVIS, ;. ON rnade h'a, considerable sddioua
Es.ss, They consist 10 part OF n, following sreis.
Aytieie ''A '''' "'' 9'e'a'%
ElssAH' 81! san1e h * ,p.us,u. new
sa',in. silk, modes, side combs. tuck eonb ,hre.d lace
go, ean'rie for henne's
large and beau'iiua tasnt pria entirely style:
8 Bales G, India mating fsr Carr ErING;
anh are daily expectation OF fu ter suppies o
July 10. Is-.f
Parasois, LooI6ig Glasses s. Umbrellas.
4 FRESH supply Ct each opening tins day by
Julyio is-G
IND ERSO.N, G-aRT'H y co.
Az Store aud are per the schooner. eeape
chan lrOui SewYs the following articles which they ovr
iprssale uPon then usual terms
lEs lihos croS Mu.eOvado and n Orleans Sugar.
~ - 50 hhis. assorted loaf do
$50 b1s' green code, pat very superior
y binds English leland M0la.ses
80 t s1 hn1 whnkey
- do old hish proof do
Il Puncheons A,iisua
IN do old Jamaica ID
pipes dne old cosuAe brandy
i'r 1r'' I'D Holland e,n
Sony Sony
M f S.l.;. and Wines
20 boxes gunposlet teas
Candles, Jackson aud Avo,d,osIs biasds
i00 kegs Beatty gunpowctI
10 ton shot, as.pi ted
40 10 rrnh, assorted
tI do plough n,.iios
iii Herman Engiish Ia. American Steel
III Cut Ani wrought Nails
III Baf lead
'I'dizo, maddtr, alum, eoppesi
1 BIinsioHe
pepper, Pmento ginger, nutmeg,
Cap, letter. aud wrapping paper
| Z Bed cords, plough liues, twIue
| pemijobns, Stoneware
cotton Yarns and EtOo the Union NJ nof.etufius
Indigo Plads Co. u Maryland.
TO Planters aud Southern Merchants.
NEGRO CLOTHING.
3SAM bales Negro Cloths, manufactured expressly G.r
l ~ ~ the use OF the Suutern aud STAT, =
c'mr''s an assortment for mems, womens chidte
wess,
ofCotton.
p bales cotton O-nahu -, stout and low priced.
OF Cotton WooL
% bales = = rS'lied Lnsey AfrseJs, dark soiors
- ., 90 81 4al I" "aii AMI 80 Az % DO gtey mat
.l5 do coarse Ga''irti', low priced
- lalea SO inch heavy Bds Kcrsev.
80 do do White do
= DO do stout VIVA, e'' Pi,as
% Do 30 DO s D'as % ~as'e' do
k1r sale ~ WAN LEANING
rr,,,7 Soil North FroHts'ree', Philadelphia.
J.
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APPRENTICES JY.4ylYED. d
vi Subscriber will take two boys from the country from
- II 70 10 yeaIs - 10 the tu. business
june - l5-u THOMAS HATCHER
Institution for COyrecting IalpediineI4S gf
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HPpOmU!t0r RiUcr Lani fOy SOC.

.aPP0mG!t01 RtUcT LdRd for Sale.
VIE subscriber Will sell small Farm wing in b, NOT end
oi fiince tdward, mile from Fainulle quarter rfn
jamestown conianins 207 acres oon this land ~ good
Ve oo'n' wiih suIeieury OF timber to keep up tie
Sfni The oti IS well adapted the cultivation OF corn
"seal aud thaeeo; thr laui Is veil yaefsd wh All ne
'a'y i"p oysmFnti which will sell tins ani ur
'sity al tar market price and yiusiy
s"ih at public amotio0 Jamestown Terms If sale WI be
''c'n"'ddunx and mate knSgn on the day ofsaie.
-1n' .. Io-wtds EDMUND UOOEEB.
= AOUNO MAN who bas had upwstus Uf live ,ears 60.
\ iitce az Superior end Iafefinr Court CIek's Once
"~sHou' OF obtaining su4ou either actug derutv O, -
"nS clerk ~ either or both Vi The above named 6is.
oAisidoUy re comm endacu5 has qualifications can De
W0duce letter Addressed 10 J. NJ r su!!oik Naus
conniy, W. will he promptly attended TO-
Juy ~. q0--rlOt
EHE subscriber hcius sialobed Pubic at house as
. sdienfn Tor all te )harco oe Ell publicly resbeet
e1e' h'' vices to ihs planters generally WHO may wish to
thh ihen tobacco down without henissiyrs Ait
nree'ay attention shall he paid such Psying hav-
hg carefully slowed a"sN, and n diecied. ne nt
favorable opportunity viii he taken e. chy
or "icH wa be % cents per no h-sd, 9th ~ af,
h. ANY ADVICE That can be given with fcgssd L. .es
~ ivatfy ~ 1t auction VIII al all he viii, u, .r
Al s hoped thTt ihis moderate eNptncf found ,cl
hcnt 10 ihr srpTers Of tobacco, seem not o. ir
tly Eer gong 70 any M fcasonsb, avoided Jay.
thuihS iheH crops tcF sale aivr Will send "a,
cases, wriiisn orders frr the ,faccfd. " "
H. u. MONT UE, Aactiol.e Of Public Wsr.h,use
Richmond, June ~. ~ 49,. t.fN
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GENERALIZATION.

! To the Editors oG lie Enquirer.
You are requested 10 publish the follow ing pro-
ceednss In your paper together with the enclO. ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

EToR SaLE the Cargo of ,hs eeh'r Js,rel Monroe ,,se,
= igsrs, dusst Gpu F5ajsifa, 81 supeiio i T. Maie.
VINE. 90 ig~s, iia Fpcs Quarter u. 10 Qoauei Cs-k.
% A. q. WARWICK.
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JVM. NEVILLE + co.

Pdrasots, Loohotg Glasses s. UmGyeltaS.
= WI. NEALE * co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-30
Vvustee's Sale.

~ virtue of deed of trust from Peter sau1 ,a,s
III nd wife me. dated the goth day OF Apf, noa0,
b.I of err at public sale, on the premises, between
che hours, IL and O'Clock, p NJ. on Thursday me
sd Of Nsy merit. one undivided moiety or halt OF
- Wharf and the three story orlek hre-
6wEf proof W.aRE-HO USE thereon, situate at the
- south and east extremity of Prncestreet,
&.i and boundedas follows: Beginning on Prince
street 90 feet IL inches to the east OF the east wall OF
the brick house built by Geo. Slacum-thence on
Prncestreet east into the river Potomac-then south
to the middle of an alley laid off by Sc. Gilpn and
ShreYe Lawrison from Unionstreet to the river, pa
rallel to Prince-seet-then west with line parallel 10
Prince till it intersect line drawn from tne
point If beginning parallel Union-street, and cros
ing the north line Of the said alley " feet ihcue.
to the east Of the above east wall-thence WIN uA'
line to the beginning.
This valuable property is now occupied ey "e>A'
Vm Fowie & Co. who own the other moiey I'LL he
liberal credit viii be given; but the terms WIN
E !. L. McKENNA, Trustee.
GEO: JOHNSON, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-30
SiVliman's journal.

Fy>HE American Jourha VI VI. n n IL VOL
XII March 1897. for November, December january
and February. ,-rs.
1 On the present state of Chemcai sclencs:
9 Improvement in the MANUFACTURE u "As"A'
Needles. CA. &c r.v.
8. Notices Of Diluvial. DePosi'eS !" 'i'e ''"~ " ~
A, W. of the Process in Nature, by which, under
particular circumstances, vegetables grow on the
bodies of Living Animals by Dr. MITCHELL
S. Review of the Princi pja OF Newton
{. Improved Eudiometrical Apparatus
:. Reply to criticism of Pref Olmstead; upontne ar
euments respecting the materiality OF heat ad'
duced oy DIR Hare ~.
q Observations relative to some OF the mountain dis
tricts OF Pennsylvania and the mineral resources
of that State, in its anthracite, btumlnous COAL
salt and iron with miscellaneous remarks.
Remarks on the anthracites of Europe and America,
10 Proofs drawn from Geology, OF the ABSTRACTION Oh
Nitrogen, from the Atmosphere, by organlzatlsn
r, Prof Lartlner Vanuxem, OF ). Carolina COL
lege
of Fluids. BY E. C. Genet.
-. Newellian Sphere,
Is Notice ofthe Steamboat Babcock.
IL. Meteorological Journal, kept at Westheid'
Is. Notice of Floating Islands. BY PettnsaiL
l6. Examination of Mr.. ouinby's rr'ncPie OF crank
Motion.
H. Investigation relative to the Blowing Machinery OF
Blast Furnace BY Quinby
Ia New Demonstration OF the Binomial iheorem.
49, Notice of recent experiments, in boring for Fresh
water.
20. Notices of various facts relating to Palestine
81 Bitumen, and other volatile ingredients in Stones
o. Notice of Meteorological Register Tor the years
1923, from observations made by Surgeons OF
the army at the Military Posts OF the U. States:
Intelligence and Aisceanes, Domestic and Foreign.
Foreign Literature and Science, extracted and trans
lated by Prof Griscom.
No l. vol IL, of this work. containing the above,
with other valuable articles and illustrated by nu
merous plates, is published, and on sale by
PISHEY THOMPSON
Subscriptions received at IS per vol. Sc per annum
p. Thompson will also receive subscriptions to the
Museum Of Foreign Literature and ScIeace, published
monthly at IS per annum, in advance each number
containing 90 pages, forming two large volumes annu-
ally, and emoelished by II portraits
Contents of No So, for Aprn, 1927.
Tieck's Dramatic Criticisms; The Year Twenty Six;
Hoods whims and Oddities; The Palm Tree; sher-
Wills WIS.,, to Mont Blanc; Eegiac Stanzas to my Boy
in Heaven; CATER Campaigns; Winter, from Black
woods Magazine; The Nikkur holl' History OF the
Spanish Inqulsition; On the Want of Moneys Thoughts
on Bores; Narrative of the Burmese War; Mr. Clifford;
Hiss Benger; Miscellaneous Selections; Literary and
Scientific Intelligence, sc.
Washington, april "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-30
Ohio Butter, lard, SC.
~ Kegs Ohio butter
~ II do do lard
20 barrels linseed oil, for sale by
3mo II M. MILLER, & SON.
PATHMT
SPRING SADDLES.

HAVING obtained of Thomas G. Prettyman, the
III right for the District of Columbia. to make his
Patent Spring Saddles which for ease to the rider and
safety to the horse, are more highly recommended
than any previous later invention in Saddles, and
which are manufactured by me at the sign of the
Hobby Horse of King and Royal streets, where
invite the public and my friends to confer their pa
tronage. pledge myself to furnish them with as
good materials and workmanship as they can procure
at any other establishment in town, not only in the
Spring Saddle, but in all articles in my line, at prices
to suit the present state of business.
dec 30-3m r. F. DEGGE, Agent. B
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Charles BENNETT
9th mo s

TIAS received and offers for sale his fall FALL I'M.
III PORIAIION of
Best Bridport shad anu herring seine Irvine, in
casks and bales
Bridport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
Best Dundee oznaburgs
ON HAND, FROM RECENT INNOVATIONS"
Flushings, and Devonshre kerseys
3,S1.2, and ID point blankets
ga, 104, la, 1914, 1874 rose do
Fine 5.4 Irish sheetings
Towelng and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanno hdkf's. LIST quality
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Superfne blue and black cloths
Cassinetts, checks and bedticks
good assortment of brown and bleached domes'
tic cottons
SO, 3-4 and A Venetian carpeting
A. fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
few pieces black, blue, slate, and brown best SUI
per6ne bombazettes
DOUBLE GLOS7Eh CHEESE, &c.
nov 9-d1w 2aw
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Newark Cider, &c.

Newark Cider, &c.
r,oHAGEN & wHITTLE have just received and
~ offer for sale
SO bbls Newark cider, represented to be very nne
IFS reams wrapping paper, part double size
80 reams pot, and IS reans fools cap
s25 do letter paper
so lbs sal.ratis
.And in Store
$500 bushels coarse salt, suitable tor tsh
100 sacks blown do
1900 bushels corn, 100 do seed oats
10 hhds New.Orleans and w. l. molasses
S do do sugar Of superior quality
80 bbls low priced w. !. sugars
$500 lbs loaf and lump do
S hhds and 20 bbls Baltimore whiskey
N. E. rum, country gin, cheese, potatoes, &c.
Together with their usual stock of Liquors and Gro
ceries. march W
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- kiabove line from iIexandra 10
Winchester, Va. he has, at considerable expense yet
much improved the Stages and Horses and is now pre.
pared to accommodate passengers comfortably. The
Stage leaves Mr. clagett (City Tavern, Alexandra,
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half past
o'clock A. n arriving to breakfast at Fairfax Cour.
Houae at half past 6, (and in time for the Fauaus
stage to Warrenton Orange Court House, &c dine At
the Bell Tavern in Mddleburg, (kept by the subsct.
Der, and arrive at Bery's Ferry early sams evening.
lodge there, and arrive at Winchester next morning 70
breakfast and in time to take the Stage to Stanton,
&c. Returning, leaves Capt. McGmre's Hotel, Win.
chester, at11 o'clock, A. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays arrive at Berrys Ferry early in the even
ing, lodge there; next morning breakfast in Middle
burg, dine At Fairfax Court House and arrive at AIet
andra early in the evening. Persons travelling We
Westand Southwest, will find this cheap, comforIa.
ble and expeditions route, having close carriages
most Of the road and but little travelling after night
The proprietor has also provided himself with active
hsrses, sober, careful and experienced drivers h,,
passengers nay rely on having every attention paid
their comfort and convenience, and from his persorf
attention and determination please hopes to reeshe
share Of public patronage.
Fare through from Alexandra to Winchester, W.
six dollars. JOHN BOYD,
Middleburg, Cd March, 1897.
The Editors of the Alexandra Gazette and Winebkt
ter Republican are requested 10 publish the abofe
once week for ixmoptks, n,i fsrwsri deir accounts
to J:E
nEsa aueHH1
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.k.l divides it from Prince George. -
The site upon which the Mansion House and other
buildings are erected, high and healthful, and CON-
mands fine view of the surrounding country. great
proportion ofths tract of land fertile bottom, lying
in full view of the dwelling, part of which is heavily
timbered. The greater part ofthe upland is in rail
timber; the arabic part ofa abe and very produc.
tive This estate abounds in springs the purest wa
ter, and however dry the summer months every field
water to stock ofevery kind. 1t distant from nav-
gable water but three miles; from Washington twenty.
four, and from Alexandra sixteen, titles equidstan
from Piscataway and Port Tobacco. but eight miles
from either place; and thus from its location advanta
ges fom either market is easily derived. Feeling de-.
sirousto emgrate, will selleither the whole or part
of this estate on very accommodating terms, Appca-
ton can be made letter otherwise, either to Ben
jamin I. Dulany, Of to
HENRY R, DULANY,
dec II As1eat