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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04
Nov. II


paatabte Land and Stock for SAFE
WILL he ,ois 10 the highest bidder r.,deuce
w OF Anthony DItrelI dec county OF Duck,nyhapb
90 Wednesday, the I2h day CT Dec fair oherwas
TIE next id cay that valuable and well known land
on whh Tue decdt yed to contain about a6
iheie Is on tia, tract large and extensive ar
NE Pelion OF which IS valuable meadow ground VI between
sV ~ acres, aud valuable Orchard Of Peach APpie sn
Ohttry Trees The land lies remarkably WE'LL about YET
~ woods wen iimhered and the sti well
Pace ,yl he sold ali the stock Of Horses Cattle, Sheep
itosf The Crop Of Corn Fodder, the Household Kitchen
Furniture, and Plantation Tools Of every descrpton Til,
Isud very yalnabs, aad will be sold g. rs
YEAR, Bonds with approved security md Deed on
Tue land TO secure the payments viii De required the put
sha'e he germs Of the other property will be LIBERAL viii,
lhe exception OF The aud pork which will sold for
cash TIE sale is male with the appreciation Of all tho
legatees, aud will certainly take place.
Noy % A"I - 81 l w.
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Suggests whsaeseT we might ,hii,k It popsis sno
we VIII now suecnctly add temporarily state the
reasons which induce TO prefer Andrew sack
son TO John Quincy Adams.
We believe Andrew Jackson to be q man of
strong, sound, natural understanding improve ed
oy long and intimate acquaintance with rho laws
anu usages OF the state OF which he 10 .esidsnt s.
the prsctical operation of the government of the
United States. We know that The performance
oil various civil trusts has been con6ded 70 him.
and he has so acted az to retain the unlimited con.
| ndence OF those whom he represented. We be.
i'eye. htm 10 be patriot and a republican of 'OS
and atho' we differ with him on some questions,
| suu we are willing and indeed anxious when we
see the choice must be between him aud the pre-
sent Incumbent, 10 confer on him the fret Office 10
the gift of the people.
| We are opposed to yohs Ou.ncv Adams he.
cause we believe him not to be a republican.
We consider this 10 be proven by the whole course
OF his conduct since he has been president 10
which we refer as justification of cur Cpl
MON. This would OF itself. be enough, but ther-
are other Considerations which would prevent his
meeting with our support. We believe that altho'
learned, he wants tina, which education cannot
give, sound judgment md good practical common
sense. we believe ALSO what rebounds mu rh more
10 his Disadvantages. that his election was brought
about Or an up1usf.7id5is arrangement. be,ween
himself and He"Iy Clay, the pr.sen, Secretary of
State We tear also that should he be re. elected.
" the safe precedent viii hereafter be brought to
Dear upon US, and the succession will be settled
upon the aforesaid Secretary oil State, who is now
looked TO, VIC fear, as the heir apparent, we
nave not gone into detail to prove that our opinions
are well grounded We are willing TO rest on
facts to sustain them which are known to the
whole counuy-these facts sre connected with
our history and must be iinperishable. we enter.
tam srea' respect for those who honestly diff.,
with u In 'piniou. but these being our opinion.
Resolved. That we will use all fair ard ho
norable means 20 defeat the election of Jeua G,
Adams add 10 that end,
e dissolved, We viii use every proper meso,
In Our power to promote the election OF Andrew
Jackson.
g he'o!ved, That our delegates be requested
10 represen, US in any meeting which may be held
IN form an electoral ticker for Andrew 5ackson
az PRESIDENT OF the u. Srates.
Re'olved, That james X. Ball, Thos. Arm
strong, ARMS cad J. Palmer, j ohm L. Chinn, Wm
ID cambridge, Maurice Emanuel, Charlie. II Lee
laod, William b. Mitchell. William Gresham, 10
seph Norris an Thomas q. Robertson be appoint.
ea coa'mlttee 10 sci upon any emergency con-
hected Nth he foregoing election
o ltesolyed, That ,hese proceedings be sign ed
by The Chairman and Secretary aud forwarded for
publ cstion TO me Editors of The Richmond En-
quirer and Constitutional Whig.
ELLYS0N CURRIE Charm.
JOSEPH H. CARTER, Secretary.
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NEII G00D9

SCOTT T. SMITH have received from New York bv the
hhor thsi Fall Supply Of Goods consisting IN pstt Of
blue BACK olive, green, eare brown aud steel and other
misrd cloths blue, black white dsb, fawn aud mixed cash
.e oanguP cords, esmbleis and paiJ tloas superb
assortment Of veslngeonssiiug o plain 6ged and colour ed
hoieone plain sad figured velyeti, valencia tonet cash
net msIeies merino, toilnet article very hsud-
ome buck and beaver gcves, silk bells With
general assortment Of innugs ali Of which viii be mad up
style. " ~ ''o"s"'e
They keep on hand small sssortnent Of READY MADE
CLolHsNG, Narrated equal TO suy male 10 order.
IL. ~
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PRIT.qTIE SENfI.A.gRY

MIR. J. MoRDECAI, formerly Of Wsrrentun North Car
n oina ProPosss 10 establishment his heahfI
pleasant residence, miles North Il Richmond for the re-
eepton OF 10 ladies, who will under the care
Of The females Of his family, enjoy the comfort, Of home
ne Insifuctsd under h, general pen
GevgsPhy and use Of the Globes Astronomy, Mythology
History The Scholastic term 81 10 months will commence
s'her tue above bfanehe board washing aud lodging will
oe 20 dol 5f the iefn payable semi snnuslly advance
20 Iolls., for The whole term. -"
Books Stationary, " furnished will form The ea exra
charge Address TO Richmond Va '
Spring Farm, Brook Turnuk.. Nov ~ s4-1.wf0us
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SItHE Coparnery recently advertised over the naueso
~ the subscribers, V dissolved by oonsem
Richmond, iOih Nor 1877. ". b MONTAGUE.
. T. z. MONTAGUE.
~ u. The subscriber having LEFT e huioud aud seUleJ
hm.ef al monta.ne IN Essox, offers assortment Of DIV
s,d groceries, Tor cash produce He think, e ,hs
p sbie render saUsetson{ 60 all fayofnr him with their
custom, having made arrangements r. fr sarpe
when ueees5afi. LRASTrs 4. MONTAGUE.
NOV ~ Fs--rsw
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N0OIYCE.

81 IL Ptr'ow having clasms against the Estste Of VIZ
S Darlington Or Robert IT, CauinglOu dec sIt hereby
frqsefd 70 bur tbtm forward foI sinsment hepg sbor
TO settle ny accounts EA0 Adm r. n they are gos
presented by the 1T Jay Of Nay n,S 1875 shall Plead ba
notice IN bar Of al fcch may he anef that date.
WIN. T. CARRINGTOE,
Esor q wm Csn'r.on sal Assof ofRobsIt II. cs5Tts
Nov ie. 5s-pca-
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II vc[,i0bie ploniofjon fr ",

1--WE SebcriJsr e1srs for safe his Pfsaionn the ,
o HgnoUey ying on Chiekohominy Swamp, containing
meehanIcsvHe IarnPiks passes through e. There MIR
dn 200 acres tSAct haVe bee, cleared the timber
eonsidTea equal If spsrior any in fhis section e
e'ahJy Ihsre are 90 acres oJeEsifehl Mado1O Lind 70
sH purchaser that part lying befog he Tpnpike uotd be
Segarafsiy dfposedeE There h Saso mn wffhn haif
nue. tohet rod DC great advantage any ssbfng
get p ne timber, build d tsrf6er description 70 deV
ednneefsay as those derous of vesffag capital in Grnd
VII vfeD a. JoshHa 5foyys pfsg sse aoine lrni VII
theo az any tim, oip nfion 10 b sHa1e 10 hfu, or
dueusf7 u.s. GERT,fS SJ'ORRc
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The complaint of Father Thame in the Court
Of Neptune. against the increase of bridess

lJle cOulpIutnk of Father Thufue m fLe (,o,i
%. ~ nep'ane' against rae increase OF bridges
To Trdsnt.d Neptune, whose wishe, have kept tuas
WRh subjects who loyalty use him,
Fiher Thames, they say, had complained inauy day
Ills channel was naIrow'd, hs bottom Was h.uow,L
ny steam. engines people call d,edges
DM'he worst Of his roubl.s-ull others il doubles
we Know that of old, as by Psunsnt we're told,
s',Gtose. whole parish wa, only marsh,
r Wnsre now there are houses though Shabby.
,r rT1 Oh; Iiis. vide III, river a. Chelsea,
Ncwonder lac stumbled a, being thus bumbea
,; an1 Nep'une ct caused tn. ,Pins',de, sirj
AInossh alta distance, on lent his assistance
:, fo"a'h down the banks OF his sides, Sir;
D.s ssIy endsavor was met by some clever
Ovh',ssnvc TO keep up those riJsesi
Ano 70 o"d them together IN rough stormy weather;
IL, In h, !. submarine court of The Areiss,
Aud begged TO bring forward s,me charges.
IT, i;e,a Away, al leisure said Neptune. with pleasure
7, inten 10 what you may mentioD;
h ,9a h himself know, there's no river that n'w,
r.,a ,,,,
S suss u ms 'onS hesrd thus compliment heardj
Them .pys T wn s.sa, , Ssa Of s,1Sy
And $500 .o.e ,ss 70 s.a,e what he needed,
NJ IL US, y1 1u rem enoei nov oiten my temper
II, 50 800. - iuHeu iaSui'eu snu itetteu,
- r. 80. r ~ Nv. s.a'e ,a'l Q. Ie.pts ungta'.tui,
q, ,,.,,,
hsouipiuh now my banks we're invaded by ranks
And III a nSr'f' . aud turnpike, that led 10,
Ths. r. = saiu y, you se,,eey could credit,
W.. ~, =. .Iv IN unucr me look my own bed too
TT IT, 10, INV soae sen.meis invented their steamer,
Till nc ,,r..,,' hs ~ 10 eo " n,,
E,nyasi Il, o"' noou vi hi,s, tuooish, aud mud,
It An mi.
T." m,'' 'n" NUN h more nave had to depiOreI
Anab ro"i, yUS n .,os seen me too oen
ri h NY ''o'y, your Ton'hp was sorry,
m, .n Il" M NM, a.. yIulnen could mol 'oiien
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EDUCATYOW-

tNHE next Se,sion Of the Subscribers School, his Mo-
TIERS residence GeDo Post Office, will commenre
the 18th of Jan. IS2s
The course OF instruction will embrace, the Latin Geel,
anu English Language Mathematics, Geography and ting Es
ements of Natural Philosophy. -
. Qsrms, per Session Of months.
beard, Ill dolls payable IL advance Tuition is doir
B"sreTs furnishing ted aud bedding or there will be An
extra charge Of . dolls. per bed per Session.
WIN. II. HARRISON
nov. ~ 81 ga &~t2O LJns
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H:M .M'CRERY- DR.aPER s TaILoTEs

SOf the late firm Of Pradley vi 'Cre,y & Coz
SLL Continues at then old stand N W. Of ieh
~ Streets where his best exeons shall be used 10
ensure him continuance OF the liberal patronage es eyed
5y the late frn and for which he tsndes hi. thanks.
u;' oPened very handsome and entire OF
FALL uOODS, quite equal ~ any teceived-consiu.
ms generally Of blue 6taek and the fashionable mde,
CLOTHS d CASSiMERES, of various axalitie. among
which are many OF the very stra.e; also, handsome
sortmen 81 VESTlNG and every other article line
Of which he will make up The very and most fa,hioa
bic syis, and very reasonable terms
Richmond, October I'd, 1927, DIR
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or such SIZE a, shall be from time 10 required One
hall the kPeco quantity required at each yard must be
vs!ed ON or before the LIST 81 April 32S bali
~ the i't Of Jolly following The whole Of the Cotdsse
respective Navy Yards. The foregoing qnsn;y viii be
aauy contracted for, w, the Stipulation that the aetel
quanthy n any all the Yards, may be augmented 80
er cent 60 days notice thereof being given on,f actor
Each oaer must state whether it is Tor Paenr sCom-
mon Laid" Cordage
OctIo. 17-tdp
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NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs OFFIcE,I
12fh ;DcJobe, S82T

X!aHE Commissioners of the Navy will receive seal, PRO.
- Po:ai,, unL the lat OF December, supplying the
United States Navy during the 1884, with he following
quantity Of corsge be made OF the
the yarns to be tirrt in every ssnee, easse weeks be
fore heus laid into Cordage, viz:
% tons 10 I'D delivered the Navy Yard in bsriesogn
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III. w HOLLEIAN, CHARM
RSJ. w. ELsNswonTH, Secretary.

At meeting offhe Ci,iSsns OF Lancaster coun
" friendly TO tths election Of General Andrew
Jackson TO he Presidency of the United States,
held in the Courthouse the l0lh dsy Of esovem-
ber 1927,
ElIyson Currie, Enquire was unanimously called
to the Chair. and 5osepb n. Carter was appointed
Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explain
ed by the Chairman, Joseph W. Chinn. esqr. deli
yered an appropriate and spirited address, ami
madvening at considerable length on the course
pursued by The general government and he poll
teal principles Of Mr. Adams, and in support Of
General Sackson-who having concluded:
On motion committee was appointed TO pre-
pare a preamble and resolutions expressive OF the
sense OF the meeting, consistiog Of the following
persons, Joseph w. China, James X. Bill, Maui
rice Emanuel, Charles II. Leland, aud William
b. Mitchell, who having retired for some time re-
turne the following report, which being read and
considered, was adopted by the meeting:
The citizens of Lancaster opposed to the eec-
ton OF John q Adams as President of the Uni,ed
States, have not been forward in expressing their
opinions this subject, upon the ground that
they felt satisfied with the ordinary mode Of form
ing electoral ticket by Caucus Of the Iiegisls-
ture, and more especially, as they were well asa
sured thsr present delegates entirely concurred
with their opinion Of the two candidates for this
Office now before the American people. Nor
should they now sbtruJe themselves upon the pub
lie, but for the great efforts made by the friends OF
the administration, Which il not calculated to az.
feet the election ia this state may uisIe4d our si4
Ger states es 10 the ccuf5e which Virginia iatees 10
pursue. We have alwsys understood ar perisci
risbt 70 express our orq!cIs On ihs sHn sl other
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14
Dyspepsia.

nR. MEAD'S PILLShave been proved by that in
IL fallibe test of truth, experience, the most ef
fectual medicine offered in any country, for the
cure ofall those deranged states of the digestive or
gans denominated DYS PERSIA. or INDIGESTION,
which frequently its appearance in the most
pcated forms, such loss ofappette, sickness at the
stomach and sometimes vomiting belching up Of wa
ter, which sometimes tasteess, but most commonly
sour; knawng in the stomach, heartburn costiveness
paeness of the countenance, anguor lowness of the
spirits palptation of the heart vertigo and disturbed
sleep. The number oftbese symptoms varesin differ
ent patients, by being felt only in parts while
others, have additional ones, equally disagreeable,
such pains in the head and breast. atuence
emaciation, wasting ofthe whole body, with great
weakness particularly of the legs. These pills will
most effectualy remove all sourness of the stomach,
not merely by neurazing the acid, but by correcting
that morbid state the secretons which give rise to
it; and at the time will restore to the debiltated
organs of digestion that tone and vgor which is abso
lutey necessary the well being Of the animal econ
omy. The best proof of their efficacy is, that they
prescribed by many of the first physicians, and u.s.
ed by the most intelligent families throughout the u
Mon.
The above valuable remedy is sold by z. STABLER
& son, Alexandria, who agents for the Manufac.
turer; by N. Jewet Washington City, and by most of
the Druggists throughout the United States, sold also
wholesale, by o. & W. Hull, Druggists, New York
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Mattawoman Fishery for Sale

TIME subscriber offers for sale, that well known Fish
cry and the FIRM attached to it, at the mouth of
Mattawoman Creek on tie Potomac River, in Charles
county, Maryland, Of which he is the proprietor
This is the first Herring Fishery on the river and shad
are also taken at it in considerable quantities The
land and water custom both very extensive and in
creasng annually. The improvements consist Of q
large brick dwelling salt and store houses houses TO.
the accommodation of the hands, and sheds for curing
fish, with vats and stands sufficient contain at one
time three thousand barrels. There can be put up on
thisshore with ease, ten thousand barrels season -
The apparatus consists of two large Seines very ST.
peror boat capstans of the most improved kind lamps
for lighting the shore, and every other convenience to
be found on the best establishments; all in complete
order. The improvements have been made, and the
apparatus constructed within the last four years. and
every thing of the best materials. The expenditure
on this Shore has been in that tme upwards of seven
thousand dollars.
This Fishery has produced, elea-of all current er.
penses as wllappear from his books, for the three
years, when shed HMM person. interest per an.
NUN on upwards of thirty thousand dollars.
The tract ofand adjoining, contains about 100 acres
all frstrate river low grounds-more than half of
has been MANFRED to produce ten barrels of corn
acre, and every year. third part might be MANFRED
from the oall of the shore-It lies beautifully level
and there is about acres of reclaimed marsh ready
to put down in grass farm good for 300 barrels
ofcom and from 800 to 1000 bushels of wheat or 40
hogsheads OF tobacco per annum.
Having removed permanently, from that part of the
country it will now be sold for little more than the aefu.
al cosfofhe Improvements. The most reasonable time
will be given on the payments provided their punctu.
alityis well secured
Should it notbe disposed of previously, lie yiH fish
it again in person, the coming season.
Letters, seeking any further information directed to
him at Port Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland until
the LIST of May, and afterwards to Williamsburg, Viz.
gina, will meet prompt attention.
march 2-1aWH @. MASON.
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- Reward.

NOR apprehendk and securing in Jail, BILLY
Il JOHNSON, wi murdered draymsn in Frcde-
ricksburg. Johns4is large light mulatto, about
FIVE feet ten or ele inches high, has bald head,
large beard and WI kers, on his upper lip, on
the left side, sm piece off the lower part Of the
right ear; is subje to breaking out and infamma.
ton on his right an little above the joint, if he
walks much in VII weather, which has left some
scars; about 40 ys of age, is a shrewd fellow, can
read and write, al suspect will try and ass as free
man: had on ID cloth coat, with metal buttons,
black homespun Eistccat and pantaloons. Twill give
the above rewsrY he is secured, and information is
given to the Man of fredericksburg so thathe gets
him. HENRY FITZHUGH.
King George nty, Va. April I3-H If
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Yhis is to give Notice.

yIyHAT the subscriber of alexandria county, IN the
i District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county, letters OF administration
IN the ner,o,al estate of William Dunlap, late of the
county aforesaid deceased All persons having claims
against the said decedent are hereby warned to eXh
bit the same to the subscriber passed by the Orphans
Court on or before the 9th dav OF February next or
they may BY law be excluded from all benefit to SAID
estate; and those, indebted thereto are required 10
make immediate payment Gwen under my mana
this 9th dag of August 1877.
.ugo-6t Adnr of william Dunlap
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This is to give Notice,
aug e--6t

YUyHAT the subscriber of Alexan Ira county in the
L District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of said county letters of administration
on the personal estate Of HIAL DORSEY late OF
he county aforesaid deceased All persons having
claims against the said decedent are hereby warned
to exhibit the same to the subscriber with the vouch-
ers thereof passed by the Orphans Court, on or be-
fore the OH day of February next, ar they may, oy
law, be excluded from all benefit to said estates and
those indebted thereto are required to make lmme'
diate payment. Given under my hand this 9th day
Aug 1927. JOHN WE'i'
.Uq o-St Admr of Mial Dorsey.
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WIS is to give Notice,

VIlHAT the subscriber Of Alexandria county, IN the
i District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or,
phans Court of said county, letters OF administration
on the estate of Laughn Nasterson late OF the county
aforesaid, deceased All persons having claims against
the said decedent are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the
same TO the subscriber passed by the Orphans Courl,
on or before the 9th day of February next they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to said estate: and
those indebted thereto are required to make immedl,
ate payment. Given under my hand this yin day OF
Aug. 1927. MARY ANN MAJ ENaoN,
aup9 -6t Admr'X OF LauShlh Naste'so".
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Hardware Store,

hardware Store,
Corner of King and Royai streets.
TOHN c. MANDELL has just received per snip
- Pioneer, from liverpool, agenerai assortment OF
hardware and Cutlery,
which, with his former stock, makes his assortment
complete, consisting in part OF
Ivory stag, for buck and self tip handle knives ana
forks ia,
Rogers penknives and razors. scissors, shears
Needles, suffers and trays, walters, bread trays
Spurs, whips, dressing cases, spittoons
Stair rods and eyes
Shoe, butcher drawing, saddler's and straw knives
Andirons, shovels and tongs, Tenders
Commode and glass knobs, curtain pins
Candesticks, lamps hinges, bolts, latches, sprlgs
Screws brass case, iron wire
Stock pad, till, trunk, cupboard and horse locks
+ Nails, augers, chizels, gouges, planes and irons
Files, axes, hatchets
Pannel, tenant, compass and wood saws
Cotton, wool and horse cards
Teaand bell metal kettles sad, grid and waffle irons
Britannia metal and iron spoons, trowells
Curry combs, trace, halter and backband chains
shoemakers' tools, saddlery and harness furniture
Coach laces, fringe and tasseis
Waldron's grain and grass scythes, sicsies, hoes
shovels, spades, ploughs, castings, etc
ALso-Gilt frame mantle and pier looking glasses
Maple do do do do
Britannia coffee, tea, sugar and cream pots
Plated table casters candesicks suffers and trays
With variety of other articles which will be sold
on accommodating terms may 81
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informs the public that, hav.
sS8WzS ing become the proprietor of the
hrI-se<N- 1880 above line from Alexandra to
Winchester Va he has, at considerable expense, very
much improved the Stages and Horses. and is now pre-
pared to acc ommcdate passengers comfortably The
stage leaves Mir Clagetts, Getty avern, Alexandra,
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at hafpast )
o'clock A. n arriving to breakfast at Fairfa> Co'ut
Houae at half past 6, (and in time tor the Fauquer
stare to Warrenton Orange Court House sc dine n
the tell Tavern in Middleburg, (kep by the subscii
her and arrive at ferry's Ferry early same evening"
LODGE, There aud arrive at Winchester next morning to
kias, and IN time to take the Stage TO Staun'on
&c Returuing, leaves Capt McGure's Hotel. Win
chester at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. on Mondays Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS arrive Berrys Ferry early in the even
ing, lodge there; next morning breakfast in Middle
,r dine at Fairfax Court House, and arrive at Alex.
,ndri, earl, in the evening Persons travelmgto the
Wcs,,,i Southwest, will find this cheap, comforta-
bIs aud rditious roIte having close carriages on
no,t of the road and but little travelling after night
rhe or has also provided himself with active
horses sober careful and experienced drivers, so that
passengers NAV rely having every attention paid to
their comfort and convenience, and from his personal
attention and determination 10 please, hopes to receive
a share OF public patronage
Fare through from Alexandra to Winchester, Va
SIX dollars. JUN Dull
Mddleburg, I'd March, 1927.
Th,. Editors OF the Alexandria Gazette and WncheS
ter Republican are requested 10 publish the above
once week for six mont land forward their accounts
TO B.
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