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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
PUBLIC Sale.

DURSUANTt to decree Of the United States Circuit
IL Court Of the District Of Columbia sitting in Chan.
cery at aexandria, will he exposed to pubic SAFE on
Monday the 5th Iiav Of January next Al ~ O'Clock
one undivided fourth part ola lot of ground With he
Tenements thereon, situated al the south west
ner Of King and Royal streets, in the town Of 4cSsn
tlra, fronting on King street about fifty one feet and
on Roy street about forty eight ftet srd known
the property Ut john Harper deceased Male on the
premises; terms cash. N Elk. MOORE
dec 15-Sw Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
James NJ. Armstrong
CARVER.

Y61AvING located himself in Alexandra, respectful
~ y informs the Cabinet Makers and Others, both 10:
town aad District requiring work in his line, that all
orders will be executed with promptness, precision
and Dispatch at New York prices, from which place.
together with many original designs, he is enabled to
promise and perform any work in his branch that will
give satisfaction.
His shop is situated on King street, doors above
st. Asaph-street. dec l8-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Notice.

Lille Ripr Turnpike Company. Moo II, 1928
TIME Stockholders hereby notified that an Eec'
ton will be held at Horato Clagetts Hotel IN the
town Of Alexandria, on Friday the secon0 doy 'dne-
n,v n.xt for President four Directors, and Treasu-
ref to serve for one year thence ensuingAso to
anime the and receive the report,
&c. of the President and Directors for the present
year. on the 3lst Of December.
JONAH THOMPSON, Trea'r.
nrThe Leesbu,g Genius of Liberty will insert the
oboye till election nov IL oNHtDSl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Bjckersteth's Treatise on Prayer.

Rickersteth's Treatise on Prayer.
nwsiGNED to assist the devout in the discharge Of
IL that duty, new and very neat edition. ~ w
Bickers,eth's Scripture Help,
Lady Of the Manor, vol. 8, w
DunaIlan, BY the author of Father Clement
Bishop Heber', Sacred Poetry
Carriers Tour through Europe, in the years
1895, 26, q, 2vols. 8vo. w
Life in the West, 2 vols ~
Young Cadet, or Travels in Hndostan, by Mrs.
Holland,
Life of Gen Jackson, vol. bound, %
boards, 623
Ude's French Cook Kitcheners Cooks. Oracle, rgi-
MIA House Wife, Sc.-Received on sale by
declo A. T KENNEDY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Clement IS. Breast,
Q9TR DPENSER

{DETURNS his grateful acknowledgements to his
customer, and friends for the liberal encourage.
ment he has received since he commenced bust
ness and assures them that xertons shall be want
ing his part, merit continuance OF their favors
lie is at all times be found Sundays excepted at
his shop on Farfx ne door to the corner of King
street where he invites all who may wish to have their
beard shaved with ease and their hair cut well. lie
will also set razors for those who shave Themselves
N B. He wishes to take apprs ntc' =, from 2 to
Ia years of age One of steady habits, and no ether,
need applv dec 19--st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
a Card.

WHLLfMS DANIEL, .aaorney at Las0;
WILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w holden for the counties Of Loadon, Prince VII.
liam Fauuuier and Fairfax and the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Fredericksburg District His office
at the corner Of Washington and FAIR
fax G Courthouse, Virginia. dec J. a2weooW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20

Connecticut State Lottery, No. 5,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane, Will be
drawn at Hartford on Saturday the 2oth nop
AZ numbers, drawn ballots. Highest rr1e ''o00
Tickets 81 halves 2, quarters
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Class M II for 1928 AS numbers, drawn bailots-
To be drawn in the City of New-york On TUESDAY
2Sd december. Highest Prize si2,5oo. Tickets 20
halves 3; quarters So
Uuion Canal Lottery OF Pennsylvania,
Class No. Ia for 1923, will be drawn N ph,'.deiph',
on NeUnesday. Slst Dec ~ numbers, o usasn IN,
lots, Capital Prize $4,000. ilcke's P1o' "A'e
quarters 5, eigbths 3 50; sixteenths Is
To be had, in variety of numbers,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20

Lntteru O&ee, RogoI $

lottery UDfee, hogd1 SHee1'
Where was sold in the last Union Canal Lottery, ono
half OF the CAPITAL Prize Of $4,000 dollars ana many
Other handsome prizes. 90 n Or
mr.. -. - Ir,,er;es and orderingtickets or
sr, m any responsible lottery. viii receive PrGITp'
&teUtion from
Dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
!ADALANT TIE.

The New>York Evening Post quotes Ias-
.,ss from Burke Whose writings Mr.. Coleman
0,oresses to study as his political bible these
words:--
GAS this power, is attached 10 certain situa-
ions il is their duty TO contend Tor these situ-
lions. wIhou, a prescription Of others,
thew are bound TO give to their party prefer
Aence in all things"
VIII the sagacious editor Of the Post tell US,
,fhe has no, been abusing MIR. Adams, all The
tint. for pursuing--as he says, bu, as is moi the
lc,--the very same policy here recommended,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
john y hepburn,

OFFERS for sale at his Confectionery, on King.
~ street,
20 drums Turkey figs
10 do sutanna Iasins
90 boxes muscatel raisins
~ 10 prunes
9 do pineapple cheese
g frales Arabian dates
9 cases preserved guger
9 cases of German toys, beautifully variegated
cases Of superior French cordials, assorted
cases opiate anodyne
900 bottles assorted coriials
5000 superior and inferior cigars
6 cases vermicell, fresh
500 Liverpool china toys and mantle ornaments
with richsppendages
Olives capers, anchovies
Italian ctrons, Zante currants
Guava Jam, baroadoes tamarinds
Cranberries, ground peas, almonds, palm.nuts
dec i9-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20

~ The New-York Advocate OF Monday
states that il IS under consideration among the
publishers Of the Daily Morning papers OF tina!
CITY, 10 close their Offices on Sunday. Most fer
vrinlly do we wish that they may come 10 a Ia.
yorahIe determinations on tie subject, as well
f,r heir own sake as for that OF the editorial
rra,ernit, geuerally; for we have not the least
d ubt that the adoption Of such a resolution by
the editors of New-York, would immediately
be followed by similar course in many, it not
an, Of the cities and towns where Sunday work
i, now prosecuted in newspaper Offices. Our
(ri-nds in New-York should therefore bear in
MUD tina, they act in this matter not only Tor
themselves, Blu, for Others; and thu, their deci-
sion IN favor Of The due observance OF the SAB
bath will promote the cause OF pie'y and good
morals, not only in their own community, Out
.hroug lout the country at large.--Bah. finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of deed of trus, from Moore Roff TO NEE
I'D bearing date the 5th day OF October, 1897, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Cffte Of tie County
Court of Prince william, shall, on the first Monday
in February merit, being court day, before tho f ont
door of the Court House of the said county, expose to
sale, by public auction, for ready money.
co. TRACT OF LAND.
t3WST conveyed 10 me by ID deed, kirg on the
sNSS north side Of the wat, Of Broa, Bun, cGn-
<Ass tlining two hundred acres, more or ;ess-
A. shall sell said land merely trustee under said
deed Isla convey to the purchaser such title only
isthereby vested in me.
dec SIS JAMES &. BRYCE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
Thomas King,
MER GEAn II TAILOR.


King street, 5eceen the Franklin House and Ciiy Hotel
VIvAKES this method of returning his sincere thanks
10 his friends and the public in general, for pas,
favors and continues to solicit the for the future
He has Just received fresh supply of Fall GOODS
He will be able to supply all orders in his line of bu-
sness at the shortest notice. and the most reasona
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds OF
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-coats, pantaIoons ard
vests; cra,ats sfers and fashionable collars RULED
and plain shirts general assortment OF genlemens
gloves, socks AMI stockings He has on hand an
as .ortment Of fashionable cioths-b'u black, olive
drsn and steel mixed do; also cassn'eres, blue,
black and fancy colors, and good assortment of salt
netts handsome assortment oi yest''g'; to'inet and
sw anslown vel cts and silks; also, gond assortmen
of bang up and hunters cords, ahandsome assortment
of Tartan pads aud blue and brown csmbles; an as
sortme ut Of flannel Is Of different coors; handsome
assortment of fashionable button; gilt, plated and
STEEL and large white pearl buttons, for gentl'mens
coats and fashionable black buttons; good sssort-
mcnt of calicees; ladies' mncksons ana childrens
gloves Also agoneral assortment nf
LADIES & GENTLEMENS CLO-iRS.
Orders will be taken, which will be made up 10 any
fashion with ncatness and dispatch at such prices a.
will be satisac DRY to those who may favor him with
their natrnnage. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
OF she Al

The Albany Daily Advertiser says, that
machine for boring for water. cheap and sim
pie in its construction, has ls'ely been invented
and patented BY an ingenious mechanic, Mr..
John r. Failing, of Frey's Bush, Montgomery
county, by which the operation Of boring is
performed with much ease and great expedi-
lion. BY the help Of Mr. Failing'S machine a
work may be accomplished in few weeks,
which, by any other known method, 1t woul
require years to perform. The work of'pene-
tra,ine the hardest rocks is done by one man
a horse only. The expense Of obtaining wa
ter in this way is comparatively SO trfilng' tha'
j, is within the means OF any man who owns
farm, 10 have a fountain of living water spring
ing up at his door.
No description OF the machine is given.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
augustus M.aAar

G1US VStUS SUuhuf,
ORGAN MAKER, FROM PARIS,
VI,s the honor of informing the ladies and gentle
L II men of this city, that he will undertake to repair
organs tone and repair piano ortes. and other nsru-
men,s. lie also makes Spanish Guitars
lie would also wish TO give Lessons in the French
Language
IInon-street dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20

4 SLAP Ar MAJOR NOAH he Judge oil Is
-,,l having stated that The anii-auction party
lad purchased the National Advocate, the fol-
byinc letter was addressed to him:
New YoRK, 18th DEE. 1928.
Sir: In your paper Of this morning you have
,ep,ured 10 assert, that we have bought the con
,rol Of a newspaper here, for one year, at the
nric, Of Ave thousand dollars. Its superhunus
=, inform you, that this is a deliberate lalse>
rood. aud without the leasr foundation. We
would no, take The trouble TO oontradici il, OF
aus thing that you may write against us, it the
incubation Of your paper was confined TO this
civ; bu, the aspersion in question is meant TO
operate al distance, and for that reason alone
We now call Oh you TO contradict il in your next
paDer. Yoa need not be told, that il we had
been wiihng 10 pay for the influence Of any edi-
tor, there was another at our service, or that OF
any person wha,e,er. Respectfully, SC.
JAMES MCCALL, Chairman
of she Anti Auction Committee
JOHN D STEELk, Sec'y.
VI. VI. Noah, Esq
Mr.. Noah is a, loss to understand the very
poip,ed afiasion al he close Il The letter. The
editor Of the American thinks the public viii
not be al any surh loss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
New-York Consolidated Lottery,

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
No II for 1923. to be drawn in the City OF New-York
on Tuesday, Dec Esd. 45numbers, 6drawn ballots
Highest Prize sl2, 500 Tickets IS, halves 81 quar-
ers so.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No IA for 1929 To be drawn at Philadelphia on wed
resdAy 3lst December % numbers drawn D 'n
las Highest prize $4,000. Tickets S2o. halves io'
quarters 5, eighths 2s-for sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
,MOAasses

sMOAaSS6S.
4 HHDS. prime nolasses, landing and for sale by
I'll dec le JAS. IRWIN Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
I.0nADn Souvenirs

A T. KENNEDY has just received further supply
IA. Of these splendid and popular works, vaTiously
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED, Dec. 70,
Brig Invincble, Pratt, Boston. Cordage oil, sperm
candles,Ssc. to A C.. Cazenove e. Co shoes to Walk
er & EJson, and freight for the District.
sloop Trimmer, Calyer, hence at Philadelphia 18th
instant.
sch'r Virginia, Rodbird, hence at New-York 18th
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20
s.. COR SEES

Lottery and Exchange Office. King'st Alexandria,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-20

No description OF the machine is given.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01

titled: Are yUJI wiling 10 cudurf nav worse ar.,
You Wiling To dcscFrr, their scorn and contwncly'-
Now how can these evils be avertp exccpt by on ini
mediate. and powerful, and united effort, Tic funds
OF 1.-THE Parent Society are exhaus cd. The hume
rous cnii sent OUT lust year theln unable
Tor some time to maintain Themselves have left that
institution without even the means of transporting
hoS" persons who have sold their property here, il,
order to cinlgratc. We would therefore call upon
YOU, as societies, and individuals, for carly and cf
hcicnt ad. The times know are hard, hut il
each OF you viii give what he can, our object
viii be effected. Let titcu cach society act--Let
each individual give that he Can--I.ct the rich aud
prosperous contributes libcr;ilv--Ect the widow not
withhold her two mites, if she can give 10 ,norc-
Nnd whatever Is done lot it br done quickly!
1t Is requested that prcunary donations bc trans-
iG'ttcd TO Richard Smith, Cashier of Ike u. :. Bank
Washington; Benjamin Brand, Treasurer of the Il.
and NJ Colonization Society Richmond; VIM, Clarke
Cashier Farmers Ban5, Petersburg; JcS;t u. Harri-
son, yuchburg; Joseph l.. Roberts, Cashier L. s.
Bank, Noriok Donations III Clo hing, book, 9TH
er.artlcles, may Re t0rvardCd TO either of u.s.
And whatsoever you do in thu, matt or we bcscrc
" to do in rccvCn" ITO That account which YOU will
one day give ot tic yor make of oil you pcssssS
Hoping that this OCCASION, all viii net as IN tina,
trying day 20 look b ci with satisfaction VIC subscribe
ourselves respectfully your friends aud servants.
w. NJ ATKINSON, Of Petersburg,
lin McPHAiL, of Norfolk,
DAVID I. BURR, of RicnonG.
! TO the Clergy Of all denominations
! III Virginia aud North Carolinu
! Rcrcrcnd Fathers and E,ctire,-Wc ben leave
10 cal! Your att"iton 10 the preceding address an,
, ocsccch you to enforce il by Your influence w,
would furthermore earnestly solicit You to take III
collections for this object in each Of Your churches
and urge this BY all the rrca interests involved II
''rr OF the Colonization Soccty-bv tn, vain,
n tic millions oprcciou- souls now LIVING and vet tr
he born in Affective ;lnorc It, in the name Of ou
Conilnun Lord. w NJ 4
!. McP.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01
ACADEMY

sSTAS.NTON AC4 DISIIS. ulu er ,i,ua, n COM
~ ntcc appointed by the board of trustees, DESTROYS
tracing the attention OF the public this situo-n the
hope that by designating its advantages sufficient degree OF
ENCOURAGEMENT be obtained promote cause of cdca
ton III their nc-nuhoOd and advance interests of
society he local situation of this seminary, in several
pc very favourable The climate u,iconlroly healthy
tho habits OF the people generally correct and the cssr
OF life may he obtained the moderate terms The com
mttcc have asccaIned that boarding had r-ec
private families exceeding forty dollars for a session
al five months 1hy have made enquiries tie terms
OF boarding in tavers they cons.cri: pcc that Youths
should he EXPOSED 10 the temptations incident the inst CON
Quoted hou>I.5 Of that description.
1t Is contemplated that this institution will ne aCan crrn r
the reception of pupils the Isl Of October next nt ded
prospect OF an adequate, though moderate, REMUNERATION for
'cr services can Inc he'd out gentlemen high qualc-
tons who have Consented, in that event. take charge of the
Academy, us Professors To those acquainted with the Rev
JosaPH SMITH and LyrrFON AnppLI Esq nothing need be-
said by of recommendation But parents and guardians
AT diice pledge ourselves for the great moral WORTH the
correct dcEoncn and the exemplary habits or Aess Smith
and Nddde!t We moreover express candid opinion IN
stating tlr't hc'tcr qualified by their energy character
their responsibility OF talents and their advantages of education
Could not he selected for such institution give this
personal knowledge the merits of these
gentlemen, with whom Intimately
The terms of niton will be reduced bcor the customary
rates, as may m on the following schedule which has
bern slnctloncd by the board Of trustees
For Latin, Greek, Mathematics Natural Philosophy Chcpis
Try Astronomy Rhe'orch, Logic Moral ind Mental Phloo-
phy-per session, q,
For Rr7diny PenmanshiP, Arithmetic, I, , cranrIar
and ticotrapiy-ptr session, IN
The Seminary will c opened first Monday in Novcn-
her next Letters addressed member of the comufrc
VIII receive the most prompt attention
WILLIAM BOYS
JAMES Ora FORD
JOHN NAYP
JOHN G. Sewers
, BHISCOE q. BALDWIN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01
% @ % e ls y.

~ literary friend, who Expresses much pleasure in
having read IN the last Wing, Lord Byron's splendid
foem upon his departure (his last Departure! from
england, has handed lis the following touching Poem,
which was anonymously ind sparingy circulated in
the first ranks of Fashion il; london, and oscrbcd to
lady Byron reply TO her lords f;,rc,reii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01
THE MUSIC OF 1HE SPHERES

fiJ .hIIoit op NE SPl{EISES.
inc Anciens entertained an idea, that the Celeste
Bodies emitted melodiou5 sounds on their pa.ssac.
through she HeavcnS-eyCry Planet and Star, nc
cofdlng to this strange fiction. BEING acconllliic
with music OF its OWL creatjng.1
SoFr arc your voices, @! We spheres
Even rs the tones of other YEARS.
= nt1card, and yet remembered still.
Mid CLEANS ofioy or clouds OF ILL.,
W y move We on from dav to d;tv
Scattering sweet sounds uuou your wr%-
Wherefore those strains like incense fun:
by whitcrobed priest upon the ginG,
CrmusIc from an anrc S tongue,
Whose echo fingers long behind
Md fills with calm delight our ears?
Tor such your n!urnrlrs are, . spheres.
Solemn your march and t;sy remote:
che fairy region where We float.
No human power your tones may eaten,
NO Scraph voice their sottncss match
fancy alone, with listening ear.
Their cchong streams ofsouna can heir:
Md thinks, as with Cnraptured cN.
She marks your bright orbs sweep the ski
70 seize these notes which lnorta!5 dcelr
- fabulous unsubstantiol dream.
But never, tunetjI orbs, to me
Shall your strange music fable be:
hear yc float airy WING
Upon the genial breath Of sprinr.
BY You the pointed beams Of light
Are wipg'd with music on their f!Ghl:
TN falling snow and cioudict dim
Aour spirit fioats-a holy hymn.
NethhikS the South wind bears youg soum,
blended with rich perfumes, along:
Even Silence with his lcadcn ear
Aour mystic strain j. forced 10 !.eGt.
Ind Nature, as yc sail around
Tier vicwless realm, Is iilcd with sound,
such the Wild dreams of airy thought
BY Fancy TO the poet taught.
Roll on, roll on majestic spheres,
Though the long tla Of coming yg.rr::
Voices Of oil to you were given
10 sing Your glorious rath through heaven;
VOICES to hail the dawn Of light,
Voices TO charm The car Of NinG,
And mako sweet music IS vc stray
lhtnyriad~ through The uuIiy wav
A MoDERN PYJHACnnrAv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01
OIL. FARE THEE WELL,

o;, fare thee well, and must the yirr.
Embodying tho words that sever,
Hcet those as heartfelt that reply,
OH fare thee wcll-fnrcwcn fo, ercj
Then be it so--but still Tic heart
That swcrc to love thcc--sworc 50 tt!rc.-
Shall never from its faith depar',
No-nor for crer Danish YOU.
HoR fvsn-Oh. concealed there lies
Obduratr, il that ,cord--tho source
t,IIat leads to i'll orr dcstinic&,
And plants within tly breast-rcmors.'t
Tor EVER! No-shaA sulcn pride
Thy bosom scol--excuiinr there.
o. fecling-tllc returning tide,
And cherish, still thy throc-despai.'
Oh! yield not-ftthcr Of my Child
Once tendcr-cver dearest still
On! yield not to those tancies wild,
That agitute thy fcvcreI will---
10 that capricious restless train,
Not born OF Reasons hcalthsul kim.
That havoc III thy fertile brain,
And canIter i'll thy nobl.sr mind!
Yield not 70 thcsc-oh, by this kiss
Which on thy infants lips ptc~s
-ind hy hat onc-as purc--of bliss,
That promised years Of happiness.
M how illusive!-thcy are He'd
And since no solucc of nv care
Cah yield sweet slumbcrs to thy bod,
Oh! soothc thine hour of anguisl, there,
q lien fire thee ,rcN!-in this adcu
Think not for ccc'- that we part
W!r>n all the husband died in you.
Jlc was scpuiclrrcd--in m,y heart.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01

NJ wing CONSIDERABLY enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LoNG-lsLANp. where lie now has,
IN full cultivation, IHirty-fUe Heres Of
Ground, containing 1900 Crane Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
OF being enabled to procure the les, species
otRoots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, IN the Districts OF Dor
R,J,IiS [y,,o> -,,,H .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01
.FORN CT rTCrCSAI..
JOINS ApI.r,v,


Poa .i,,sicy G.a,yr7 ''-'
SIN; will convey the Mail on Post Route No - viz
run , for the yearly compensation Of dollars,
stN' II" nm, IL IN sr, ii will hr proper him
ne Should distinctly Slu the ,inbr route and
"y INC n''trf, but the beginning and end oft He should
i'SD clearly state his
Wcn nc lives Ii he tx not contractor nc accompany
his bids by suitable recommendations. Sept. 6--wi2t
W tCIIi;1nD s. fSAI.Fi 5s0iSE Union IiOc OF
La STAGES & STEAMBOATS,, by Tappahaimock, for
the accon,modoin OF the public, will cdmtncu c;r opera
tons ON the first day cfOotobC.
The Stages will twice week fopr TIC Bcl Tavern in
cunoI. To ilpiahannook, by the way OF Ncw Castle,
ianoscf-i own Ayc's, Du.kirk Gainesville and Nlics
S'it PatNent "a, present runs from 1apPahannock
cSry Friday and Tuesday, o'clock in the morning and run
through the intermediate places arriving Tapahannock tie
S'uc evening" III O'CLOCK On Fridays, that hour they
met the ftinxcnt ready receive passengers who will
c'inGS Oh Tuesdays, will arrive TappaJaslCh We'd
nc'ny, by O'Clock a VI when the STAGE will take passengers
IN Richmond TINT evening On sundays thcy Tan
Ii!lnnock o'clock, a. NJ FOR Richmond until anul,cr
enabled TO arrive at either pl, Baltimore Richmond, in so
h0;rs.
ari nysrs ani caaches, cayr and attentive drivers arc
employed, and attention will be paid by
the comfort and safety passengers The ,portance of ,
nv Inc, to tc public will ne readily spc opens nearer
ohcr, and lnnrc clJuo!ouS from tic south 10 the
North hose who dislike long land Journey he
n0lCi by 81 miles only and night
opposed entirely to H. rslci smooth road nd
g'ad accommodations Ihc distance IS ls upm this route
tfn other, the accommodations equal and lower
II oicns likewise direct communication between Tie city of
Richmond and Northern Neck Countess for the advantage
and Measure Of both
e. Stage faro liz low ra.c Of So 50 In,crmcti,a.c
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