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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
Green CTeeE far Sojc

C'Sefb ('eCh JOJ sac.
Hl virtue of deed Of executed 10 Natb,nsI Z ~.
maple ani Miller WoodsOh, r by Thoma, r. RandoIo,
ana vile, bearing date the 18th Il September ga1 IA
10 'he county court OF Ctmbrld for pur pose 10
me deed mentioned, the said Trustee will on the 22 d 1
June Ie%' on The premises proceed sell fOr CASH The
known tract Of land called Green Creek and now M
on OF Thomas r. Randolph Tb. tract Is 10 esn
IN Them. , WV "ue d. Is vested
May 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

VIE subscriber eontipuestv carry The Boot ShJe
nssDg an all It. branches, aud on hand about one
hunde. pair OF calf skin aud Boots.
hundred par =" SAoes and Pumps, all Of the hest materials
aJ Workmanship and will Keep good hand
1-e'fu Toe past vours trust BY ateuiiaD
u mert continuance OF pstrchss, Orders thankfully
received which Will he executed with and
shall attend the courts OF Cumberland, aud
aiariy with Boots Shoes and Pumps, and will neasuts
o. sUr sentlctneh who wish 10 be accommodated
:, CHAS.B ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

VIE StockhoidcrIot the mecbsuic willie Tur,,;ts C,
- Pay are hereby required a. pay on Or belg the t0.b
y Sgne nez' so on each share, additional sub,eriptosy
company iy order II tbe prs,{Jsn ~, s =, vac 'aiu
Mo GIN CARRINGrON, Tfesrsrer.
1. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

A letter from Lisbon, March 2Slh, saws, tsrhe
commander, forbade Dazamhuja, who was am
bassador OF Portugal, Aadrid, under IN ;'ories,
has been nominated Charge d'AiTaires TO the
Unied States OF America, snd will shorty
sail for his destination"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
May %.
Conln1isxin,l ELn,,se

ne subscribers undei the hrm ct n 4 e. Montague
anSet any business that may be TO their ca, e. and
e hshes PIces for produce with who they may be en-
NO storage Will De charged any thing sold by u.s.
pug goods from The North oT the upper country NAV end
% auyena by shPPing 10 care, of Us will at
% 70 he oeng carefully hardied the vessel and basin
f2uL and other articles received Storage charge, On
ch whi bsn accordance with the times. ANY good, In
W., m"Ast wa be bought 10 OrdeT Merchants 10 ie coun
Wy would lad this advantage that those buying in bur
a'ho' nave OHce At present Mr. j. W. Dibrel one
90 'f above OIL D. Peytou, AIRY street.
n. d. MONTAGUE
p.,, y. Z. L. MONTAGUE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

nc HOLMES. son OF De. u. tiolIne-> OF Bsu.J.. an,
~ experienced and highly approved Dentist will sed
mt duiiug MY absence FROM RiehaOnd, this Sumner
L. BAKER.
Holmes sr having complied with the presc
y law, authorized 10 practice in the profession
tue State OF Mary land WIN FISHER, Nj D..
Secretary u the Medical aud Chnursie SseulIy
OF Mar,f.r+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

KtCHhO.VO TDR.TPIRE COMPAA-Y
5fHE S,vokhouersin tins company ,,s me-, ~, -,
Annual General Meeting the FIST MONDAY 10 I.os
1876 and tbst will be held ts day. al the Essle Hae
" e 'iJ VI ASiS'd"Ouu, al . . clock m the evening
May 49, Ai q 1,,, trs,,uTer'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
races

NE gloucester Independent Jockey Club Race, will
TAU, three days: ~ ' " 'y' N"N Goa
I Race FREE Tor any ua.ried horse not exceed
"a oay Jockey Club Parse, free Tor any horse owned by
o Itamen SweePs,ake free for any horse eutr ance
BY order Of The President aud Proprietor.
Au,- THOMAS NJ SEAWELL
-N'''' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
FlTgitta Fenaie .Acaden1n. Bo,,4fon JecEIe,,

"S"''~ NS"'u'e 'icuGe9Ys BOydt9I, .Mechien
vny burg County.
VIE next Examination Of the young lsde. in b,. Ado
my va! commence on Tuesday, June r. 1927 aud on
sue Tue Nv" following days. The school will r.onro m
onody June 18Th Ire charge L.. Board Tuition = SEQ
u'iS $50 Drawing and painting $50 for til, es,u Of fye
'IHni fuither Information may he had by ad,Irepg e
'""'oi'osfs a. above. JOS. b. WAHNE,
May %. u,,9,ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

.-..... 1UDIToR'S OFFICE, Mo-, . Ie27
~ DIARIES PUBLIC tpho stW hold fioir 'Co,,,,,,;o.
~ arc reminded hof Il is required of ehe, INIT, = 80
penalty 20 rsHder annual to tkfs or,
tAey havs rseesed any NosayiQt Tares or NOT rI -
rag year ends the SOFA September 'u''s-
q, us. f.. HEAIH, Apditsy Publte 1eso,,n,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

sUA4Hatiocf- for the Deaj GH5 Du.nb
I'VE New fotk iniituon COT tir n.,ueupu OF lie Deas
shu punb, q well organised and prepared TO m'uugs
who can hear aud speak, Zone male and one ttus
ven qualified to teach the Deaf and Dumb, having han
es years practical experience. They assisted ny two
nu one of each who have taught this Ins,itu
uon, had ATE highly us,fu the school The system ot
pursued that Of the French and the sste as IS
IN o'ner schools FOR the Deaf aud Dumb IN nss eoun-
! f9pis over eight aud exceeding Is years, wall he
., al un,e Tor period at the rate u i0o oonars
'neudng hoard and teon books and stationary, WASH
'ns, nendns aud medical attendance There will be no
enises but pupils required find their own cloth
eu ana bedding There vacation during me mouth
u each year, when pupils visit their friends or
emain III the in.u,ion option The male AUD female
fupi ave provided for different buildings seine distance
part and are not allowed 10 associate out OF school Those
obtain further information by addf essng let
Ter (Pos Paid) TO the Ssereisry Of The lrituiiOn.
by order Of the board OF Di eeto.s
SAMUEL L MITCHELL, President.
SAMUEL AKERLY, Il. u. Secir.
"a Leonard St New Yo;k, Dec. IL. e4-tm
EDUCATYOW
THE next session Of the dnay Academy situated the
- county OF Cumberland, mile above Lang homes
Tavern will Commence The first day of JSas u1der the
perntendenee Of the Subscribers.
and srom its unrivailed success, they hope
connuinee Of The public The Situation the
academy Is Tor its heshin..s and the society Il
he nyisnnoi mood OF the very best character
TERMS ;-G:eek Latin Mahsnat per session OF 10
months. $50
English Branches IS
The students be accommodated with board in the o,
respectable families.
EDwD. w KENNY
GT'Addre,, "Lsnsborn.. Tavern.n
MIR: EDWARD l. SCkUGGS, who ha. consented TO supply
me pace OF Mr. W. N Page, young gentleman of a.
Classical knowiedge snd graduate OF Hanpden Sydney Col
sei TO TIE President of which place. the subscriber refers
iose who wish tv know the ehlracte, Of the
preparatory School for the Freshmen Sophomor. elae,
oi college. L. w KENNY
rASsmy:.. WIN. G. PRICE.
10y - LID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

In the Congressional District lately Represented
by Mr. Bayl'es. in Massachuse,ts. a choice has
been made at the last trial, which took place on
Monday last The election has fallen on Mr. Hodg-
e., who has considerable majority over all the
other Candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

Sles0i!itii1t,-. a. lad VITO carries the mali be-
tween VeFgennes and Poutney, in Vermont, COM
ing 10 one of the rivers where the bridge had been
swept away, and where the torrent was still Of
fearful depth, secured the mail to his body plungei
ms horse in, and wan through. o. being asked
why he adyentuTed upon so hazardous an expert,
men, replieawith genuine yankee sang fSoid
" Why there Is fiae If dom deliver the mai
in season, and guess 'hey don't get fifty dollars
gu. OF me. and be darH'd TO them
Porter's Squadron The brig Antelope, a,
Philadelphia, from ), Jsgc de Cubs, reports that,
OF the sst inst. Great Henesgs bearing n 4. uis
ian four Leagues, beaded by the Mexican
national brig OF war Bravo, w. a WISE. so.
| commander, twenty-eigb dsys out from Ca, o
Huesso, or cruise, and was treated with much
poli,eness; reports tia, they few days beforc had
captured several prizes smonsst the number a
merchant brig from Vigo, in Spain, with The
Kings Nail, and rich cargo, bound to Hsvans
-sent her TO Vera Cruz; also, a sloop and brig,
with cargoes of little vslue liberated the former
and sent the latter TO Havana with ihe prisoners;
and the officers stale. that he squadron of Com
nodore Porter entered and sailed from Cayo, al
pleasure; that, whilst Laborde was apparently
bockading Com. Porter, the smaller vesses were
cruising on both sides of the Island of Cuba. cap.
turing every vessel under the Spanish flag they
met with, which sufficient TO keep the Captain
General and Llborde in a continual stale of fer
mentaiion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

~ See the letter Of the Secretary e State 20 Mr. Rush.
dated WsshingtVn J T. ss, IN the Message of
the President 10 the H. u H., Of Feb. IS, Ie2S pas 81
5, Z, 8, and 81. '-'
~ See the letter Of Me Gsllatin To the Secre
ty 81 STATE dated LouI9n, Oct 90 i3s famed in the
'a@e Message, pages 1906 0, 10 aud ia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
From. ,se Bul,imOre Gazette, Deer. 6.

From TIE Baltimore Gazette, Deer. D.
We have been politely favoared by friend
~irh the following information from Colombia
which he received by the way OF ST. 1homas
IN Cumana there have been some disturbances
Of serious character. A faction headed D! 4
muls,lo named Pedro Cormado, had proceeded
% Cumauacoa, plundered that village and killed
he commandment, but having by this means
discovered themselves, they were, by the exer-
Ions Of the inhabitants OF Cumana pursued and
dispersed in such a manner as 10 preclude all
possibility Of another similar attempt, There
appeared to have been for some time previous,
an understanding between the ill-disposed In
The different parts Of the Province, and the
Tears of the inhabitants were so much cxeitea,
TIA, Colonel Diego de Val'enilla was appoint
cd Commander General 10 visit the different
villages in order to inspire confidence among
The people, by his character and example. "A
Cumana paper Of Oct. Is, has a long account
Of the affair and mentions among the sufferers
the distinguished Colonel MoSTss who was
surprised BY some of the factioas who enter
tanned towards him feelings Of personal hos'i,
l,y, and murdered within twelve miles oil
Cumana.
From ,he same source we learn, that the
country remained afie: the suppression Of the
above mentioned rebeliio in state ut periec
;ranquility,aad nothing further IS unprecedented,
Is Bolivar seems TO have desire 10 unite all
hearts in the cause Of their country; and his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
Prom the Baton. Rouge, (La.l Gazette.

From the Baton Rouge. liza. ] Gazette
Contention IN jocouy If The .adminisfyaiio1;--
On Monday last the Delegates from the differ
ent parishes, composing the is,, I'd, Sd, and
4th Electoral Districts Of this State, to the
number OF forty-seyen, convened at the Court
House of this Town, for the purpose Of adopt
ing the most proper measures to assure the re-
election Of JOHN Q ADAMS, as President Of
The United States. Thomas Urquhart, Esq. Of
New Orleans, was chosen President, by ballot,
and J. F. Canonge, Esq. was appointed -Secre-
tary. The President, in an eloquent and APP
propria,e address, stated the object Of The
meeting, and the powerful motives which ought
to engage the friends Of our country, 10 sup
port the present Administration, whose poll
tics and sisxs accord with the example set by
Jefferson and Monroe, and terminated by re-
commencing moderation and concert in the
deliberations Of the assembly as tendiag to pro-
dhce favourable result to the good cause.
On motion Of MIR. Mazureau, the President
appointed Committee, composed Of seven
members, to prepare an address TO the people
OF Louisiana.
On the succeeding day Mr.. Mazureau, in the
name Of the committee, read the address,
which is in every respect worthy OF those who
composed il, and does honour 10 their talents
and pa,riotism this, as well as the resolutions
accompanying it was unanimously adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to choose
Ave Electors, as follows:
For the lst District, Jacques Where, I'd do,
Chas. Dishnell; Sd do, Andre Leblanc; 4ih do,
Neuv. Decloue,; 5th do, Benz. Morris.
And after vo,in,, theirthanks To the Presi-
dent and Secretary, the Convention Adjourned
sine die.
We canno, refrain from expressing the salts
faction we experienced at Witnessing the dig,
ni6ed and temperate manner displayed in the
DELHI rations of this assembly, composed of
citizens Iespcc table, both on account Of their
talents. and the services rendered by a number
Of them 10 their country; ard when we refec,
on the we'll merited consideration they enjoy
in their respective Districts, we cannot but
think tina the cause they espouse will ineyi,a
bly, triumph, inasmuch as those engaged there
in have nothing at heart but the welfare Of their
couatrY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
Nr,HN.AN1D@1As
nan,y MORNING, DECEMBER 8. 1897.

ference to the proceedings Of Congress
s.,n tha, the Standing Committees OF
j" WIZ uors.s will be appointed on Monday next,
bon III .;.h say both Houses stand adjourned.
III. proceedings OF an administration meeting
in's -. held in Sauqsier County, Va. have a
r 70 our present columns, and are entitled
? n. mos, respectful consideration, as well on
If their intrinsic merit, as because they
- s,.;;e from gentlemen in all respects worthy
& ,bepublc confidence
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
hardware ard CUTLERY.

VVNlIE subscriber has just received from the manu-.
Il fscturies in England, his expected additional sup
ply of GHe Penknves (Roger's patent silver ,teel)
pocket dos knives and forks, ivory handles, in sets;
do with buck selftip and bene handles, fine and COM
scissors do. do razors shoe aud butcher knives,
also, general assortment cabinet wares, glass and
commo lie knobs and rings G'c. Shse thread and
findings generally for shoe-makers
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
Gilt and mahogany frame looking glasses, brass and
iron shovel and tongs, whips canes, brushes OF all
descriptions castings, potts. ovens, cast and iron tea
kettles &c. Sc
CONES,
very large sud well selected assortment Of tortoise.
shell combs. Spanish and Brazilian shell, isory and
horn do combs repaired by ccmenting 50 as to make
old combs look equal to new ones-conbs made to
any patterns oftorioise she'll hor old tortoise combs
taken I'M part pay for new ones.
u-Jrrhe highest price given for tortoise-shell and
OK and country horns.
Trunks made and repaired in the best manner.
dec 3-6,d& Staw2w THOMAS MOUNT, agt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
50 Dollars Reward.

4 SECONDED from the subscriber on Monday the
N Sl inst dark colored mulatto wcman, named
CAROEINE. She is about % or IS years OF age, a
little above the middle size, well formed and likely
She carried with her an infant five six months old
her clothing recollected but she had variety,
and the means of acquiring more, she viii probably
seldom be seen in the same suit. The above reward
will be given for her apprehension out OF the District,
or twenty five dollars If taken within the limits of the
two counties. MARGARET ASHTON.
Alexandria dec S-3ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
40 Dollars Reward

I'D AN away from the subscriber, residing near Mid
IL dleburg, Loudoun County, Va. on "Wednesday,
the 5th December, Negro man named Samuel,
sometimes calls himself SAMUEL GARNER. He
stout well made man, years of age, about feet
or 10 inches high, dark complexion. large eyes; has
scar under his left ear, causetlby falling glass
bottle, but it cannot be without examining close
y. Samuel is blacksmith by trade and tolerable
skilful in his business. lie had on whep he went a.
way pair of dark grey cassnett pantaoons, acountry
twilled vest country mixed roundabout, and old
fur hat. It is supposed he is in Alexandra or the
neighborhood, where he has mother, reward of
ten dollars will be aid if tskssin Ioudoun County,
twenty dollars iftken out Of the county, and forty dol
lars II taken out Of the state, and all reasonable
penses If brought homo secured in Jail so that
cover him. ~ WILLIAM COAD.
Loudoun County, Va Bccenbcr 8--5t'
The National Intelligencer. will publish the above
three times and charge this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday the 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Walton,
CHARLES CRAFTY, Esq. Cashier ofthe Mechanics eank
of Alexantria to Miss MAur Ann daughter Of George
Wise, Esq all Of this place.
On Thursday evening last by the Rev. Ruel Keith,
ALEXANDER !. MARSHALL, Esq attorney at law. War
renton, Va to Maria Rose eldest daughter of Robert
Eso A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
~ Yhe Citizens uf Fairfax

County, who are opposed to the re election OF Jons
e. Au,qs, ani VII, are in favor of The election o.,
ASDRvu JAcKsoS to the Presidency OF the United
States are invited to meet at Fairfax Courthouse on
the first day of December Court next, being The third
Monday in the month to express their opinions on the
sub iect and to adopt such they deem
expedient TO promote The election of Gen. Jackson
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
David Martin,

HAS just received and offers for sale the following
Ill booksSsc Sc
Jaudon's English photographed expostor
Coiburn's intellectual arithmetic
Columns sequelto do
further supply of the Atia,ic Souvenir, some in el
egant bindings
variety of juvenile Lpoks by Mrs. Holland, Mrs.
TAYLOR, Mrs. sherwood, N. Lambert, Miss Edge.
worth, &c. &c.
An assortment of toy books colorelan plain
German flutes, patent and plain
Low priced vions, backgammon boards, chess-boards
and chess.men
With variety of other articles in the Fancy and Sta
tonGry line.
Gentiemen's pocket alIuaBacks~-
United States do
Common English and German do
dec S-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08

influence is SO great TIA, there remains no
doubt Of his success.
II appears that the conspiracy ia favor Of
Ferdinand, which was sometime ago discovered
and suppressed In Caracas, was connected with
the rebellion OF Cumana.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
FROM the National INrELLrcENcER.
TWENTIETH CONGRESS-lsr SESSION.
,pb,,r.,la,, Dsrenker Str 1897
Thursday, December 9Th,

Thursday, December 9Th, 1897
SENATE.
On motion, Monday next was assigned tor
the appointment Of The Standing Committees
Of the House; and thgn
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
On Saturday Evening December sth, 1927
Will be presented Coleman's Celebrated Comedy
OFTHE
POOR GENTLEMAN:
after which
Kenny's Laaghable Farce, called
RAISING ExIE WIND.

For purifier particulars, small Bills
Doors open half past s. Curtain rise quarter before
precisely. Fox and Pit SO CENTS Gallery IS CENTS
Children hafprice. Smoking sabsolutely prohibited
Officers will be employed to enforce the most rigid
decoum-the theatre viii be warmed with stoves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
THEATRE!
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.

TIME Alexandra Philo.Dramatic Society have the
Il pleasure of informing the citizens of the town,
that they have been considerable expense in fitting
up the Theatre in suitable for the purpose of
occasionally performing during the Winter The pro.
ceeds Of each nights performance the benefit Of the
poor of the foDn tits hoped that WHEN it is consider.
ed that the exertions fthe Company to relieve su
ferng humanity, that they win be literally patronzed
by benevolent community.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

Lat II o'clock before the door my auction rooms
one ne W Coachee and q secondhand Gig The Car.
rages will be placed before the door, early satnr,
day morning for inspection.
deco JAMES C. BARRY, auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIE House met, pun srant 'o adjou' nmeh',
and the Speaker ha, ing taken The Chair, and
the Journal Of yesterday being read,
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, moved that the order
adopted On Monday las, for choice OF Chap
lain TO Congress on the part of the House on
Friday to day be rcscinded, and that Monday
next at one O'Clock, he assigned for that pur.
pose; which motion was adopted; and so the
House determined TO proceed to the choice
Of Chaplain al that time.
The House proceeded to consider the mo-
ton of Mr.. Little, made On the 4th instant,
for The appointment Of the Standing Commit.
tees: when the motion was agreed to; and the
appointment Of The Committees was ordered,
acc ordingly.
And the House then adjourned ill Monday
next. until whiah time the names If the gen
,lemen composing the Committees will not be
officially announced. They will appear in our
paper on Tuesday morning.
A iocksmilh in Lexington, Ky. has manu-
featured a curious lock, which he intends as a
oresen, TO Mr.. Clay. at is splendid piece of
| workmanship" A premium of one hundred
dollars and the lock itaclfis offered 10 any one
"who will in twelve hours time prove that he
is able TO open the escu,cheon and unlock IT.
when fixed upon a door, having possession oil
the key and the means by which the pfoprle-
tor can in one second Of time unlock II with
entire ease. No other instrument is 10 be used
except the key."-The writer OF the above
congratulates the friends Of the American sys-
tenn upon this Invention. He considers II as
a proof that the Americans can succeed II
other parts ofthe manufacturing system, be-
sides cotton, woolen and hempen articles
Nor Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
FLORIDA land agercy.

VNHE subscribers have opened an Office in the City
Il of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale of
Lands an the Territory Of Florida.
Such is the peculiar character of the lands in Flor-
ola and their productions that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons at dis.
ances from this Territory, in relation to their cha
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute exami-
nations Of the public lands vacant we'll as those
which may hereafter be offered for SALE They will
prepare themselves with maps Of all the good lands,
and with such information may be interesting pur.
chasers.
The lands advertised for sale in December next, EN-
brace very interesting section of the Teritory-be-
ing situated flthest South and East Of any public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States, and in
region of country admirably adapted tn the growth
Of the grand staples Of our Terrtory sugarcane and
sea island cotton, well the rearing Of the silk
worm, and the cultivation Of the orange and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey Of that country, is well acquainted with most
| of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requsition. either entep
or purchase lands, and ali letters addressed to them
| (post naid) vii. be promptly attended to.
REFERENCES
| Col. JANIS GADsDEs, Tallahassee, Florida,
| Col. JOSH GAMBLE, Richmond, Virginia,
| Hon A. G. Dane, Prince William County, Virginia,
Major Byrd c. WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Virginia,
| JoHs MAcRAE, Esq. Prince William County, Va and
Majorw. +. TsoHsror, Alexandra, ID. e.
c. BRONAUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON
Tallahassee, July 1S27-aug Is