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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

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0fall description for sale At this Office
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

he past week 256 hhds. passed SO refused
total Dos
comparison of Inspection on the LIST of Septem-
Der lS1d-'27:
No. passd. REID. For insp Stool,
le26. lo9s3 lifi 2l7O 4lo0
1927 l52q7 ooso olo Ia,
We notice no change in our market The
quantity inspected this year is tn laIgc.t ever
received
STAPLE ARTICLES
Flour, new hv wholesale =" = Ia SS3 -
Retail. / Ito ~
Whlskey, wholesale, from 20 10 -
Retail, ~ on TO 81 5u
Corr, 81 - 20 q On
Meal 30 10 80
Bacon per III. wholesale l-2t ! 90
Retail 10 9 cts
Butter, l2l-2
Berswax 25 cts
Iallow 10 cts
Wheat by the bushri 80 to 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06
Nigh and A.oW S>sten..

Continued in consequence Of ,ls unriyalles
popularity.
Virginia Stat, Nooiqafioa Lotteyu.
CLASS NuMbtR -FOUR !.
To be drawn 10 ON the
under the superintendence OF Com
missioncrs.
M OR T. PRIZES THAN NJ NIs,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

T. " A Republican, (relatng to Mr.. Coo.
per) has been accidentally n,slaid. which ac-
counts for its non-appearanee. 1.-THE author will
furnish US with another copy, it shall have a
place.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

Three deaths occurred in Charleston, from
Yellow fever, on the l7th ult and one on tue
18Th.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06

/tlIiE lee ures in this INSTITUTION will com
y. mence as usual, on the tirst Honday Of No
renber, and terminate on the .frsi saturday IN
Ndreh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-06
TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY.
MEDIC IL DIP ANTMF, s1rr

Sept. &.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-21

thy BOSOM The recollection OF my "'uns''
the murder of thy children, and violation o! ivy
virgins, force the sons and daughters OIL Hio.l
MIA to seek an ASYLUM in the arms OF h.,e. ~.
Delightful America! The haven oil repose ~
Oppressed Of every nation, whose yesse's
verse the wide occan,in whose vast persPee"
we NAV discover the spreading canvass pr.
inp towards the lane Of liberty. we ASH " nsa
baroue il that so far in advance WI" .u....,
cal, DJoughing through the foaming oin"M
| we look in vain for some national char
=. On nearer approach, the heeune gaze
...,,;n, above the dashing waters, brings 10
mr snran,ured senses sounds more sweet ina"
those of all the bands in despots train a y0i..
ssr,,bic chaunts the heavenly aceents-na,''
hail. hail Columbia happy land, from Ern,
coas, we've wandered here. Hibernia ioVey
for,n with arms extended towards the longed-
for shore. and harp so sweet, yet green WIN
willows from the "lovely Emerald Isle, are seen
unon the crowded deck Let the Cyn''a Is o'
Liberty be sounded to welcome the home'esS
strangers 10 these happy shores ana mo ou'
arms: let US receive these brave sons OF Erin'
for in those breasts are spirits, which can he'-
Their be subdued by oppression, nor broken oy
torture. or
The pensiye exile wandering on the banks OF
our Potomac. still pauscs beneath the forest
Trees in the park of that friend 10 generous feel
;np. in whose body there "might be, at least,
one drop of Irish blood, and that cherished,
rondly cherished, in the centre Of his heart -
Yes. the exile in Custis's wood, ''whcre tower
ing oaks ascend, may sit him down, pensive
hour TO spend'' Here he will exclaim, in rls.
ing from his revcrie, with favored bard of his
native county
ooh Erin blcst shall he the bard,
And sweet and soothing his reward.
Can he but wake one patriot thrill,
For DAYS, though gone, remembered still
Whate'er may be his humble lot,
By foes denounced, by friends forgot,
Thine is his soul, his sigh, his smile,
Gem Of the ocean! lovely Emerald Isle"
We rei,era,e the pleasurable feelings excited
on this occasion, and although military asso-
citation beg leave to lay claim to a kindred feel
ing with that which warns the bosoms Of the
members Of your society-the members OF this
corps impressed with the obligation which eve
~ foreigner IS under 10 defend the liberties Of
the land OF their adoption, which protects them,
embodied themselves to stand ready in common
with their fellow citizens, to NEE, the foe whoe-
yer he may be, :hal would dare pollute the hal
lowed soil Of freedom, or menace the fair daugh-
tiers Of their adopted country. We conclude
BY giving, in the name Of the company,
The prosperity Of the Hibernian Society of Aexan-
t,ria and the individual health and happiness OF its
Members.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-21
Red House Fishery,

On He7anglon Farm, late residence Of FayeHs
Washington, Esq.
ME subscriber will furnish any quantity Of Her
ring at the above Landing, and shad may also be
had from the Tent Landing just opposite, as Boats
will always be kept for that purpose.
This Landing is about FIVE miles from Alexandra, or
the Virginia side of the Potomac. with good road
leadingt to it. Good accommodations for Gentlemen
and Horses may be had on the landing on the lowest
terms, and every facility and convenience afforded
those who may favor him with call,
march l6-2aw2w JOHN YOUNG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-21
Richard P1umNler

HAS opened School under the Masonic Lodge,
IL on St. Asaph street, between King and Cameron
streets where he will teach the following branches of
Education at the following prices, viz Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar. &c ography.
Surveying at S. per quarters and the Latin Language
at $40 per quarter.
mar 10 oaw4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-21
TO Rent,

4 G3RDEN and E.9DOW LOTin the viciai ty
"A OF the town, will be rented on moderate terms to
good tenant, for one or more years.
march 2 2awtf VIM L. HODGSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
CIRCULAR

stR--The Democratic Committee OF Vigilance
snd SupeTintendsnce, constituted in tbe early part
oil last year, b. Town Meeting Of the Citizen.
OF Philadelphia, In order 10 promote, by every
iust means, The cause Of the American peopIe az
identified with the election OF ANDREW JACK
SON TO The Presidency OF the United States, req.
pectfully invite your attention 20 their sub;oiped
resolutions.
NJ ny occurrences have confirmed .Le correct
nsss of the Judgment pronounced By our cons'i;u
ens against " the origin, character, and proceed.
ings Of the existing administration Of the general
goyernmen'." II has failed to protect tie inter
,ssis and honour of this nation, in foreign inter-
course; II is AT variance, in movements ofdomesic
policy, with the freedom and purity OF our civil
institutions, Striving 10 ntnidate the upright from
discussions 10 purchase the meTcebsfy with piares
II profit; and TO divert every eXecu'ive faculty.
from It's constitutional purpose to The fgrlherance
Of personal segrsniizfment. IL Is unnecessary to
refer to dete-, farther than designate our Cum
aIerce as having been crippled by bnas,fnl III.
.lomacy and official nettne.s; our Confedeyoffoa.
- disturbed by the supercilioss Treatment of =
soversign state; our Treasury, as discTedited bv
,niacaIcnlation, end wasted by missppropristjon
or Napu ss sssailed by the exile and Islander of
IL brightest ornaments; our Juditioyy az convert
i. info on eeesioneeTirg irsrumen'; and on,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
pHnLIC AucTI0N.

foY virtue VI deed Of trust executed the Subscribers
ID the Stu day of Jane, 1921 by Daniel Wcseser and S.ig
rsb his wife, and admitted 10 record the county count
of Chesterfield the i1h DAY of June, 1921 for the purpose
al securing certain sums OF money therein mentoned
Will bs sold public auction the highest bidder, at the
houc fyy occupied by the said Daniel Weeger, Man
chester cheeihelJ county, Monday the 81: day Feb
fair, otherwise the far day thereafter,
tract Of land adjoining the sad premises lately occupied by the
said Wcniger containing about $40 acres, lessAlso
ed portion OF land, adjoining the tfstt called
Mount Robin, chased 10y the said Weeger Of Beverley
Smith: also all the household and kitchen furniture, all the
stock Of horses, cattle, sheep aud hogs ming utensils &c.
&c and fifteen nes'oes-Aiso ioiin Manchester No Ss
tenement the opposite JOhnsJn'
also of land in the county Of isnrieo the land
of the late VIM. Cooke.
Terms O.. Sale One aud two years credit will be allowed
the purchaors OF the real estate tue land in erro
upon their giving nors, with approved endorsrr and deed
Of trust the property TO the punctuai oil
the purchase money The aud all the other proper ~
Willie sold for cash.
The sale will commence II O'clock and will be made by
Thomas Ia, lor.
p. N. NICHOLAS, 1r,.
WI. NEKEkVIS, A'"ee''
R.hn n.r = ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
UNITED STATES Senate

Tire election Of Gov. Tyler to the Senate Of the
Uhrei States over Mr.. Rsudoi pin, was an event
alike unexpected 10 The friends and opponents OF
the latter, TO whom serious opposition had been
anticipated. We are not appII,sd tile parlicu
lar objections which have been urged against Mr.
Ra ,!oiph, but OF this are assured, that hs
aversion 20 The administration coui! have consti-
,ute' part Oi them, his successor is equally
opposed 10 i; with huIse,f.
Oh Gov. Il; Ter &c entertain the highest opin-
ion; we believe that Virginia possesses few more
able politicians, ant none consistent than he
~, and al another time, aud under other crcum-
stances, We kaow OF individual whom we
Shenid prefer 10 him for the exalted station to
which he has been appointed but ~ confess tina,
al iiiit time there are reasons. why the continuance
of Mr.. Randolph Senator would have been
more s'o-aiJe 10 Us. we believe that systes,-
attic effort has been made by the Jealous and De
voted friends OF the administrations vino stick al
no,hins i" nyset theIr purposes, 10 destroy the
equation OF hIr. Randolph and thereby TO compel
the Legislature to abandon bim-From his frs,
entrance u Oh the discharge OF his Sens,nraI lo.ie
up 10 the period OF the election, which has ius,
resulted IN his defeat, he has been the sul,igcI of
The vilest and most malignant misi epresenlaiio
and abuse 10 which any has ever been ey
posed, Tor The fearless and faithful discharge of lis
public duties; and we sincerely Lament tina, the
Legislature should hat been 20 ar iuncd by ;bcse
SANDERS a. to dirPlace who has repfesent.d
the sentiments and feelings oil Virginia as ,ruly as
any other whom she has ever hid, or can have in
the National Councils.
Mr.. Randolph has been horn in the side of
the administration and lis friends which thew have
iaboured day and night to remove; his defeat will
dihuse JOY and giadness throughout their ranks.
but 1t VIII be OF short duration; they VIII now find
that they have no cause for triumph in the ex
change OF Tyler Tor Randolph, thai it is " Ajax
this, Ulysses poher,' and That it their case IS Al
all affected by the removal of Mr. T. the symu-
toms are even more uniavorab!e than before
" mchcsler YIrgini1u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
MRS. .NaRG4REyr COulgNc

4 you are not rv.dent Of t. state you win please TO
N iike nouee, that shall Monday the Ash Of e,s,,
s%I, anil tie 9TH aud 9th Of The same month sbld r. -
neges'sy between the houis Of 10 AN aud + nj
'nt aver" OF ih1m1s Gary, az Gloucester eoufoer A.
ssehc GeP's"iops aud aliayis Of Messf VIM Jon,s A.
'hut L. Dsys james Dabney snd Others 10 be useJ 49, 80
e,h.s q" SUIT PENDING IN TIE Superior Court of Cbsoe,rv
' tht ;tiohnoud District, wherein you a. sannisffs,iS =,
hi'Aanuei D9y'1i+ are plaintiff ard am defendant "
Dec ~ " " W. i' w., "oo", dec'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
PatUabis Real Estate for SAFE.

TnffUuUIe HeG! Estate Tor SAFE.
VIZ suhscfntr oefs FOE sale, that valuable property the
4 Tavern DnwidIic Cou thoue with two hu nir, ii ,
oi snd wh about 20 ct meadow land; IL j.
si lad tor the culture Of Inhaccu cotton corn and he
small grain; there Is than half in its natural
II deemed unneetsary to describe The improvements IL Is
sufficient they all good large and Convenient This i
one OF inc b' 81 STANDS for Tavern, known section of
ihe country, eScisve of the different court DAYS and ftr
Ln'ic me. Ing. Within two hundred yards tavern Lu
dag Is AZ Aeademy always occupied by competent
teachers Tins land wall positively be sold the highest bid
der Oh the 18Th gi Detcnber nex heing court dsy
made known On that ia, aud aeeoniio dating.
JAMES SCOTT
- De - 50--ids
u In equenee Of Che nee-ney Of the weather The
ano,e SAFE was postponed to ile third Monday in February
- j. {.
1sny 74--ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
KeaL Nslofc 20 Snle-

Try Vihuc u deed tfut executed by Sr,,, =, H.
10 'e 'atefihef, dated the eh day d April s7s I'D
w me cirik Office Of icnfico county for ~ .
pose Of fecut'us the payment of dot tsfe1'
shaii proceed 10 sell a. The highest bidder at nbe ;
o Ieuy money on MondsJ The oh dag of Fsbfnsrv
oc w. uogf ~ The Coutetec Of ficuties County, Sert.
so ~ parcel Of land sif,sted the lower end Of "a
''ihss ne iaut' q Wa Wn end tthsss eoo,sinis~ -,
ihec hundred and ninety scfc,, and Is hc sane G
n ~i,e ie sad Lyon rtsiies Such tile only a. l. ves
"''' '"'-''''et "i'i "e conveyed 70 he purchaser.
=, al, LctIEN y. ELLErT T,,,sgee
G9-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
Yaiua6ie Real Estate for Sale.

- =, e@' 110'utU JU ',Utt'
BY virtue vi deed OF trust executed by FUushte
~ dated the ia day of Jure 1916 suberibers and
OF eeor III the county Of Essex, the purpose of Sc
Caring the iymra certain fnaacy Dsn,
we al q" tie 2it day of February is27 10 sell at
public auction the mses titte highest bidder for ready
money $50 Of land, pat the called Parad..
bug ~ the county 81 Essex, he laid an from that part oil
tie tact adjoining The lends of William L. Warning and the
RapPaanoo river, much a. will he at 10 pay the
sums OF money due To said Dlbn and err
attending The execution ct the trust. Acting trustees we
shall only sac te vested by ed hot
The ii.le believed ~ he good.
THOMAS GREESHAaI.
JOHN DANG EREIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
MAINE SENATOR

On Thursday last the Honss Of Representative
made choice, on ~ part, Of Albion * Paris, on
The FIRST DallO, for Senator, SIX years tom 4,b oil
March next Whole number of votes, 1lg; ne
cesssTy for choice, a. A X. =. had IL
Ezekiel Whieman 26-Jobn Holmes 49, Scat.
tering Is.
We learn that the Senate, on Friisy, made
choice OF Mr. John Holmes, he having received !
votes, Mr. Paris Z, and Afr. Wbiir,so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

HE subscriber cell OF three aud
Il four yeai Ills of land tive niles We, OF Campbell
oase, and IL miles South Lynchbug, together with
The plantation utensils stocks of all kinds, and the corn, oats
fodder, &c; the woi king hands, eleven numher with
additional. hand cook the continue
the plantation during The tact contains about $50
has small dwelling house Of rooms, Office
the yard cvcieers house, icehcua. with
shove nosehuse, kitchen aud for and ayood
iab and carriage house. Some of TIE houcs newly hg
and the newly rePar, ssand occupied repair
This plantation remote from the for him give
Ia II the personal attention necessary, and lie has
considerable expense fitting for he comfortable
mcdarn Cf family the; might attract The attention
purchaser. The OF payment will he extended IL des,
by the purchaser. Ary person Wishing TO with
the subscriber will direct TO Chariot, courthouse.
PAUL 5. RRISGTON.
Ia IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
LANO FOR S.4LE.

EfoH Sale ms the of land lying
a. the county Chesttid about miles south
the chn- lately the residence of John Dui dee. aud
belonging lis estate, containing ssf Impovem.
comfortable aud dwelling house for family
ordinary bau aud necessary cut house, all IN
good order spring thstafoid excellent The
situation eiarkahy healthy will uake deed Of general
the pu chaser. Persons wishing purchase
requested 10 view the land aud aPpiyto
:. BuRFoOT, Exor vf
JOHN Burioot, dec.
Jan Is B0-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

yEy HE subscribers, uudei &c Cosrli,g J. zn9re.r
J. have commenced a general Commission business,
Cary street. eiaeiy uf the Dock, in spacious
Wsr-hvu, which connected with large Lumber
well calculated Cotton Tobacco, Flour and Baco
and any Other article OF SIe chands. They ready
goods OF ci iFn storage for sale
msi"n And from their Attentive acquaintance iGbmOud
and through the surrounding they think that they
will be allie To make ready aud sales OF any kind
country produce other articles saeabe this kt
They pledge themselves all diligence in the Transaction
THEN Tut and solicit
sIar, Of public patronage
WILLIS COWLING.
JOuS l.. ANDREW.
Jan - SO-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
Land and .Nreroes for !SoIe

stHE subscriber offers iur sale tract of land in ~
u OF Meckieneurg, COx's creek, miles 10 tho c,', z
me Courthouse Containing 40 acres; more than half
iahd standing III woods all good tobacco land The [
o Is ~ sooa order Tor cropping and very productive in
OF ue country with prime creek low yroun,
me are ai new aud good; this is undSub,rJly
one OF me best tracts OF high land the county A,o
ae OF ~ acres on Bears Element creek ali wood land and
coaeeo 'an, with 50 OF 40 acres, ia Lenburr eo,,,
low round all famous plant land PAT Of I. land ~, PHI
ork OF saoid aud llawSu'road would be an esean,
Also, a. agent for James s. Ravenefo one Other ,, g
land on Bgie hers creek in the county of Mckenb S sSa
acres his land well Improved aud good order 70,
about hall Of this tract clear soft free productive lan
me above land, are not sold privately before Inc
NOyeinber next, (ol which due will he eive, H., W
scibrr Will 90 that day sell TO the highest bidder On The
ne' me tract on CoNs creek; also all the crop Of corn
der, oats aud stock OF ell kinds, and on the i7 d., - 81.
same month on the Prens, he will cell to the highest Jdds
the act on Fuckers creek also all the cfop Of Corn
aud stock OF all kinds Terms will be made knov 49,
OF sse Between 60 and 10 valuable negroes would he LII R
'' - & wv" a .lse'' o. Iano; ; JOHN BUFORD. :
iSeT to the subserbo Lombardy Grove Post Jeiee Ius
ie!ourg shall meet with prompt attention. "ie'A
4 meckienhurg, Oct Att JOHN BuEnpn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

.ac, idents and OFFENCES = Mr. franklin Van
Home Ion of Gen VA. Horne shot himself, in a
lit of ersns nent, at GAINESVILLE, (Ohio,) on the
9th last. George Pain, OF Esquessing, cut his
throat, in Totoato u Dec Goth There is a
fellow travelling about in Virsini, under the as
sImej) name of Silas Allen raising mouey Fl ON
The charitable by fraudulent preiensions. He was
a student Of Cambridge, Mass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
TREST .SGLE-

bearing date 9th No smber SIS. and ofIecoid
Office Buckingham county shall o for 10 tie high
bidder -ssh, Newmarket the county Nplson
Saturday the I7h February. the tract of land cnontd
deed, containing by estimation SI6 acres lyns OH
Jimes liver, and bounded h. tie lani. OF Wn Ca- and
estate OF Thomas L. gwooi. Such tale Only vii. he convened
To TIE chaser vested ny aid Heed the til. he
iie.ed indis7utal!e. MAYO CABELL trustee.
Jan - T5.gibI,h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

The Senaleit VIII be remembered, elected on
their part Hon. John Mills. As the two branch.
es are 70 decidedly at variance in the election OF
SENATOR u IS not unlikely That the proceedings
will here end, unless indeed tie Senate 90 into =
new election. That they will concur with The
House, is not, however, TO be expected And in
hat case tile election will probably be referred to
the next Legislature. Pot,iot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
FOR SHE.

rENIIh tract Of land xich reside, cnnanin. about ESQ
Il acres, lying the fork Of the Davenport road, and county
OF CunbeIlan which land is well adsI TIA. culture OF
wheat, aud ohece, with about so Of we'll mher,d
woOdnd With good and nient dwelling house, and all
oherncceary houses ANY person wishing 10 purchase the
s'd set Of land ing the road will do
well 10 apply JOHN CoLQUIr.
Jan. ~ GI--2aw2H&ytf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
EDUH4TIOM

7 y
WE subscriber peetfully nform, public thst he
Il "il open SCUOOL The residence of AL. a. II 81
oT ~ me tok Of Hanover, mile below the Fork Cbrr
~ winch he viii give his whole attention 10 The iuuet; ~
youth IN NE Latin Greek aud French languages and the
o branches OF English Literature usually taught IN priys,
Sem'nses' Boarders viii be well accommodated with Ioly
s anh are IN two respectable families, yiz Capt Jo6n
lhoin'ons a"d NJ Ann faylos, both view Of ts school
''ore AZ ne m"dsTa;e price Of S57 80 per session.
oonnfncS I'D Of January, fcZ7 and cod the I'm une
ne seeqj va CONNIE DE 18Th Jolly aud terminate the ISL
''""e3 WHICH VIII Hbiib tnt schVlssiic
- LEWIS w. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
Mcmaehw,ifs L,g9iq,urc, Japuary q
SIAI UE Or JOHN ADA Ms

Mr.. Sprasue, 81 Salem, from the Commute.
on the subject OF Adams and Jefferson. ,osde
the following Iepou,in part.
lie committee appointed TO consider what
Massachusetts owes to her own character to eyince
that she is not insensible OF the Learning "a
Tents, patriotism and public services Of the late
JOHN Adam, respectfully Report, isfat The esriy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
Riehninntl. De-
YaI,ia5!c James Riser Land.

T0Tu05.e JChaes Rtocr land.
f1IAr valuable called Chroaks in SWry county
L about four mes below the courthouse, offered for sale.
lies the South side of james River, Hog Island.
.n binds for distance on the river BY siae survey 1t
eon;ai~s 1884 the greater part of which cleared
From the fertility of the SOIL which not equalled by any
the county, this estate considered by competent Judges
admirably adapted 10 the growth Of cotton Possession
he had the irs of Jan next Capt ohm FaulcouwhO
resides premises, will give any information
them For apply the b.erber living in Alexandria.
u. O.. WAN. L. uODGSON.
August Is. 2S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
u. S. SENATOR.

BosToT, January 81 The House of Represen.
iativ.s yesterday proceeded 10 second trial for
choice of Senator to Congress, aud after three
several oaloinss reelected, their part the hon.
Elijah H. Mills. We annex table Of the thee
oalo,s' which are given IN detail liz legislative