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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-17
Consumptions. Coughs, SC.

and all diseases OF the o.e''' 80 n
cuns nn,ion. The following certificate just received
from h;shIr' respectable gentleman, will show Its
Hvaue:- ~ a.. e,,.-,,
/, Samuel Moore, do hereby certify that tor upwards
or y vs.r I ,vas SEVERED, affl cted with pain IN m
breast accompanied with avery had eo"Sa ana shor'
ness Of breath and every indication I'm the OPINION %
a physician) of approaching consumption. ave
pas,np through course of medicine. snd nn"ms no
relief was induced TO make trf'' % nu'e. %,
table Indian Specific, ant, the use OF o"e anu a,
bottle, completely restored me 20 Of wear
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has ta"gh. vs. ihAL "o"'
st attention should be employed in wate 'he aP
,oacb of the disease & preventing It's proceeding 20 a"
incu, abesta,c aud in persons OF consnmPt'se mao
!, ene,;alIy those bo,n of consumPtive parents the
sl hest SYMPTOMS Of an approaching consumption AZ
the ptive period Of life ought carefully 20 DC "
tcndedto - 't- -
The specific is obtained by extraction from heros'
roots flowers, plants. sc when pei,ec'o". W ,o
qUenoe of a happy combination o' 'he n'o'. \,
herbs. &c. il becomes balsam Of superior vaie u
he,s ;oi,rcd parts opens the pores and eomposes
~ dst,rbed nerves aft er OF an annodyne
the obstruction of the chest ara the 'u"g
,nicb constitute the disease particularly neea us use
n promote ectoration, which is so constantly ca-
ed for. and viii s. it cleanscs and heals 1t ai'o gives
,snoth To he tender lungs Ia this lnsnner removes
the tic fever improves digestion gives s"ene'" 20
the Mt es repairs the appetite and improves ."e sp
tits This specific uaN always DC gwen IN
mild pleasant to the taste, and fonhd Pa'"c"A "e
fuI in hypocondIcal nervous and hyste''e az o'seAes
Zach hin of li, ectlon, contains detailed account OF
t; disease in all its different stages and will be az
comnan;ed with the signature Of the Proprietor IN REQ
ink. Sold by .,,t, -,
EDWARD STA9IER SON.
:,o kJirfar-sirect, Aier0DdTia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-17
Coffee, Whiskey, &c.

Ion {. Rags prime coffee
30 25 hhds whiskey, landing and for sale by
JAMES Irwin.
Who has in store new Eagish-nade STILL, which
contains about one hundred gallons, with all its sppa
ralus. july -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-17
For Ncnt.
THE MIL. AND FARM,

AA THE MILL AND FARM,
81 i6 called rriadeIphia, situated ON Holmes
run, about 81 miles from ma Ale Ia nndns
1EN The mill has made :rom 4ooo to oVoo par
is very crnmodous Dwelling House., &C. consists
Of about 80 acres so 90 of which is excellent mea
dow. Possession given onthe LIST Of August next.
Applyto H' "ilLh" 9 '"''
april l7-t1A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-17

Rails, Shingles, Lime, &C.
JUST RECEIHED
1000 Chesnu, rails ~
ZOO first quality % inch shingles
200 casks Rhode.lsland lime
500 do Th0maston do
On hand. general assortment OF
Lumber, Cordage, Anchors, Boats, &c
Fresh corn meal at 40 cents BY retail
april IL JOSIAH u. DANto.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-17
Steam Boat Notice.
M. MILLER IL son

OYER FOR SiLE
600 Kegs Lewis white lead
StDU 100 DO Gray < Psnkey's tobacco IFS
boxes do do
pound rolls superior quality
50 bags Rio green coffee
100 b6ls nett herrings, No and
20 10 shad No.
10 do taoner's oil
1000 spanish hides Of various quality
so sacks fine salt
500 bushels G. \. do
so boxes wio;iOw glass, assorted
50 do white Brazil sugar
4 10 brown do do ONO ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-17

Sugar, N,olasses, Cheese, &c.
(Ss,N Ihis st. Croix sugar .tl
~ 10 n. %. moasses
5 do ~. o.. rum
5 casks cheese, new
- boxes lemons, just received per schr Thadde-
US from New-York, and tor sale by
uIy9-WR LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
FAIRY EAYORS.

ri-om Record, Of Wosnar, by Mrs. Rer,ans.,
Vocalist thou war the gift Of Immortal bloom!
Wouldst thou snile m secrn at the shsic,yy tomb
Drink OF this cup, II - richly fraueht
With b,!m from the gardens OF Genu brought;
Drink, and the spoiler .hAll ps. thee by,
When the youns all scattered ike rose-i leaves lie.
And would not the youth Of my .oui be gone
] the loy'd had icd me, ons by one
Take back the cup that may never b.e-.,
The gift that would make ire broih.fi.,.!
How should live, with no kndi ed eye
To reject n.ins ioimOttsrys
Wonldst thou have empire, by sign OF o. ell,
Dser the mighty an su that dwelP
Nouldsi thou call che spirits Of shore and steep
10 fetch the Jewel, fioui oceans deep.
Wave but TIN, rod, and wless band
Slaves 10 Thy will, shall around thee stand.
And would not fear, at my coming then,
Hush every voice III the homesuf men:
Would not bright eyes "a my presence quail
Young cheeks with nameless thrill turn pale.
No gift he min, that aside would turn
The human iuye foi whose foun,s yearn.
-Wou,d,, thou then read thro' the hearts of those
Upon whose faith thou hast sought repost.
Wear thi, rich gem! !, Is ehsrm'd 10 show
When change comes over Affections glow;
Look Gu its flushing or fadns hue,
Aud ieatn If the trusted be false or Uue
Keep, keep the gem, tina, till may trust,
Tho my heart, wealth be bat poutd on dr,u
Let not doubt in my s,ui have place,
TO dim the light oi a lvy'd oue's face;
Leave to the earth its warm suisy snie--
That Dry would pass could io.t or guile!
Say then, what boon Of my power shall be
Favour'd OF spirits pour'd forth on thee:
Thou scorue,t the ,tea,ure Of wave and mine,
Thou wilt not drink OF the cup DIVINE,
Thou art fam with uortal's lot 10 re:t-
Answer me! how may grace btsE
o! give me no sway DER the powers unseen,
But a human heart where my own may lean.
n FREUD, une tender and faithful friend,
Whose thoughts, free current with niue may blen j,
md leaving not either earth alone,
Bid the bright calm close I'll our lives be one,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
PAY Of THE MILITIA!

.atidttor's Office, leth Ocf. !

u.
pay OF Miiis Oilers in time Of pes., puS,hed Tor
The Brigade Inr A.. entiti- t. .;- dollar, s
tor each day they shall attend the TRAININGS Raiu-nta
ssd. 6u. ts.yean only charge mileage for on. circuit soass
tae Brigade oy which uudeslooi mileage ftou their
s'ound uutIi they return home No mileage will paid thai
not eeri.d according 81 thus obviou. tn. Act
Aundred dollar. tn. IS,psetot eon,d,rri ,t 10 torres.
Act d 9th FEBRUARY 1897, Inspectors longer
tae Rsgimsn,a' rom IF. Major. .quired attend
the trainings RegimsnfcI Bateiiea ru.tsrs-for
other a,e. dollar, per isy No oEer nu,iesn can e
paid Tor ..t'udus such mu,ter..
.ng Company nus'er and sumPeter bug-r entitled
10 the same eomr.n'acn aud more, attending
The oiet of each Rssmsu,.i and Battalion eou, is al
lowed te ,nu Of rs dollars for service
s,su. ~ beyond 4,y rh. estk. II the ieb,
$50 san Ess he allowed Ten doa The Act
allowance Tor the like service charge or making out ans
certifying each , Of One. required !a the sun, ~ two
whom any Or Cue, shall have S.en and no other
coup en'-on for such .erv,c" The @
to' the supplemented! act last mentioned, su ne
10 the allowance. heretofore made for adpert,is
Taepiy Of the Provost M,s recue ed TO one dollar
or each day he shall the esim- uAi Battalion
Tie pay of The Aau,6; i, reduced TO three dollar, u.r
Gay for every day he shall attend the Regimert1i Bat
ins,. N WV - N'''
Gprefsei allowed four cent per mile ans
mt:'on OF Reginentdt, Baaion an1 Company orders is Mt
paul Tor IN time OF peace.
Tue Sergeant Major entitled 10 eusatiou
The Commanding vteIs OF each regiment
the Sd section Of the amending the . Law passed the
I'd feo 1922 which restricts them the forty dol
fdf "a the purchase OF each stand Of coos
purchase altogether. uni. the aes of r Re
ssr' yield ssu!iciem surplus aftes all ohe
drafts The nou-ohser7auce Of thin ect has led
venences
particularly requested, that every claim allowed BY
egimental Cou't Ilouid be counteBned,
the Commanding OEicer-
No clam will be PAID at this 0a;ce, which Ia. not .uct
eoune's'snaur= or endorsement will any militia clsin
he eater be Fad, the General Iis, Of shat
be forwarded by The EesimensI clerk and pM,d wit,
the claims as presented. JAMES +. HEATH,
Auditor Of public
CT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
EDUCATION


t'HE Subscribers School for bows of t,yafva
years and under will open on the 18th Jan,Is.
ry' iS20 instruction will be given in the usual
branches OF an English Education and In Latin.
Greek, and French. Board, including washinp
candles, SIC. $42 so per session of FIVE month";:
and for tuition, SI2 so for the same time. Tho
"a session will commence in thirty days after the
hrst concludes, and continue until the middle Of
December.
Payment in advance will be expected for fhe
LIST session. and or before the middle of Nov.
for the I'd session. -.
FEMALES, under the age OF Ii years, will be re-
ceived and taught upon the same terms, by Mre
Elizabeth w. c. Taylor, who lives with the Sub
scriber. They may be instructed in any, or all Of
the above branches Of Education, il required.
The schools will be keptin separate apartments
ANY persons inclined TO entrust their children "a
our care, may rely upon the same attention bein.
paid to their religious and ora improvement. 10
their conduct both in and out of school, to health
and cleanliness, that have ever paid TO nv ovr,
children; and If IL should please God to. visit ,,s
with sickness, may rely upon such medical assist
ance, gratis, as the experience of upwards of so
years practice will enable tho Subscriber 10 afford
them: though will venture the opinion, that no
district OF country in the United States exceeds
ours in health line addressed TO Mrs Taylor
or myself. Montpelier, Hanover county, Virginia,
will be attended to.
CARTER BERKELEY.
November Z. 5l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
GUVCA1ION.

~ f.UVJAlaUN. ~"
ttE sahsstiher has III. piea,us 10 sfo,m Ii, Ts,fen,
~ and The Public xehe ally that his ehoo will bp opened
.ss'n, Mssocd, the iernee OF bis father the 18th
day Of Jsnuny, 1879 n OF will embrace
most vi the branches VI Classical and useful Th.
usiersgnej, grateful Tor the which his school has
Geeu a"nr.d by liberal public, pledges himself that
ssa be inns h, Lsrt to .upport the good
chat st~r WHICH has heretofore sine testimony Of
The deep ssr'e he en,esin Of tbs difficulty aud
iiy OF conducting the youths tv his cate he
only 10 tina, hi, time exclusively ted 10 their 10.
.trueton and that he rarely their
IL IA. duty aud delight to be their constant ompan,on, 10
pPire them with the love Of l~arHnr aud 10 convince
OF as vast Importance 10 their luufe dsstnie,
influence of , method has been rue.ted by the rapid
prog,.ss Of his scholars and by the general
he has given {" all hese who have entrusted their children
wards % HI, Tein Tot Boad aud Tu,on $500 each
boarder finding his own he'd, bedding and candles.
CHAS. A. LEWIS, JUN.
Wildwood, near the Bowling Green,
Caroline county, Va. Nov.1 S4-stv25D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
~DTIClF

NRHE Mutual Assurance Society against fire on
buildings Of the State of Virginia, will take
notice, that shall not consider myself member
OF that society, after the determination OF contro
yersy now depending, between myself and the
Principal Agent of said society, in the County
Court Of Aibemarie; that shall hereby hold my
self discharged from the payment OF any other
quotas, after the LIST day OF Nov, 1928 which might
otherwise occur upon the buiidingS assigned to
me, by Benjamin Johnson, and which were un-
valued, and Insured, alter the said assignment in
my name that hereby claim To have all the build.
ings in the town OF Warren, elsewhere, belong.
ing TO me, exonerated & discharged from the paw
ment Of all future quotas. JESSE JOPLIN.
Eov. g. z64-2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
EXECUTORIS SAFE

EXECUTORS SALE.
i'm PURSUANCE OF the last Will and Testament
OF John Shelton. Esq. dec'd.-w be sold to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on Tues
day the 10th day of De-" next, if fair, otherwise
the first fair day thereafter, the Grist and Saw
siiii, on the Southana River, Louisa county, with
ave acres OF land attached thereto and about six
acres adjoining, formerly the property of William
bau gu decd, on which there is very comforta-
Die dwelling House, &C., and an excellent orch
ard, &c &c One fourth of the purchase money
will be required in cast,--for the balance, one two
and three years credit will be allowed, the pur-
chasers giving notes satisfactorily endorsed and
deed OF trust upon the property to ecure the pune
!uai payment OF the purchase money.-At the same
time VIII be sold for cash. Tract of Land former
~ the property of James Astn, containing abou,
10 acres, about % Of which is in wood
Also one other Tract called Loveli's, contain
ing about IS acres
Also, one other Tract called Hunter's contain.
ing abort 40 acres
The above Tracts Of land will be sold for the
purpose OF satisfying claims agains; J. Shelton Jr
BENJAMIN ID. DUKE, ! Ex'orsof
WM. SHELTON, (Minor.) J. Shelton, dec ID.
Nov. 7. b4-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
1ne subscriber offers 70, Safe,

TIC e"VFFTIVeT 1Jc!S TOf iSnSp,
VIE valuable PsutstonS which he re.ide, called the
Meadow Bridges. This ssate situated ia th. count, n
hanover on Chekaho.iry Swamp, miles from the city If
chnoud and contains 476 and eighth scres Of which
mere are between 100 and 60 lew eli, ared
he late improvements the Swamp have entirely drained
me nat snds-rhe high lands we'll improved. The build.
ns' sie extensive, commodau and in coed order The Or
e"ar"s are large containing bctep and trs,. of
eeien fruits The health Of tn. Subscribers family since hi,
feaenee On ti. estate, SLOWS him that no situation
eau he desabe that No ~ opertv has h.
oneed Tor Tile III this section of enuntry many years
possessing as numerous The esic1late
,ms portion Tor wheat rs table .oii,
me sasrber would prefer making private sale which II
not effected BY the i5h Decenber be will then ODE, :,
Prblicly $500 49, "
me same time he will sell "a 20 likely Nesoe Ia,
ctP OF sons;ing of about 500 go A.
oo 81 wbsh are hominy iotder, .huck also hi,
hsre' mules and colts ether with his furniture
plantation nten, &C.. The Of sale on the re, and
personal es;ale will be made known proper time
JOSHUA STORRS
Get IL &c ,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

Grees, unwo:ti.y OF the ciiaSiiies you bring .- "
unworthy of assistance, unworthy Of Liberty.
worse than Barbariaus.'
Some told me before arrived here, that they
thought il very probable. that the Greeks would
cut my throat. 1t may be so, cannot say what
may, or may not happen as to that. l can only
say, for the present, that my reception here has
been such as it alwaysIwas among the Greeks in
Palestine s. Syria. Egypt, Asia, Minor, and Con-
stantinore, friendly AMI polite.
In much haste, your very obedient fiend and
humble servant, JONAS KING.
To the Ladies Of the Greek Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
BolOfing- G,;eenIl- ToT,er,I 5o,: 9oIs7

y consequence OF thu tsl,cat. be aiI Of one , ~ ,
.ios OF the above pro-rty, they have determined nv
.os.n' 10 d':oSe Their ner,hip offer Il Tor
ne nishest hdder al public auction ondsy In. s
day OF december next being Caroline day Tue vslu,
~ .n property so generally known that the snb,criber.
uuneoe'sfy TO .ay any thing thsn that the TIA
s'noe came into their possession hs, been repair
painted and enlarged by the addition Of several rooms,
he" rofueo Balcony and Stable containing rs stalls Ia,
heen and the garden aud yari put Under good
closure some ouhoues also built The act Of land
susohed 10 the Tavern will also be sold Il eons,, o.1
s'5s,. Pehee, title will be made to the purchaser.
-Four thousand d"ilars cash the balance OF
the money AZ the end or ~ months 10 be
a deed ofIu', uron The property. y
kokBoRNE f SUTTON.
TH0S. BURKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
C6ice of'fhe 4gcnt II hc BrcoLirGicr.
philadeluhia 2Zd Oct 1893

" conformity With rructon, froo she Ksvy p,1.,,
"a inert, SkhIED PROPOSALS. vii be- resris.d ~ t,i,
' p,'na,y Nc <i ~ HoVsp be' ns1i ~ ihs suppy
hundred sui twenty thousand lefees Of Stone If
yht cubic ie" reseo; each store, weigh o Que
qirrfei Of y TN {, ttso tons and upwards.
The qpalhy of The ns'1.sl nu he u the following IL,
tr'pons- fapfook iionbende Ofsute, compact (ne.s,
81 limits. sccotArg 20 te direction, Of the
The months q Agiil sod DtesHher Of fhe eiuins yssr
Norfrrosal ,i re received or tie tuy2 y nj iss. o,
than 1000 rofebes. 10y
1iu p,oros nud in addition 70 bt rsac - fthe BIDDER,
cruis oe oi thsiF Sgss, aud the Pisces teir e.r,c
tiyeres.deace
III, W ssls will I've examined end dseiled On Nv a.,
Enene VII, nsy sprcinfeH by fls Executive ,nI ~
sub. I; ~. r., sc" hc nh9,,ted IL lie sro,, -, ~
''e Nav d r4tpenL CLEMENT G pfDilE
Vs''S'' o 'aA AsfDt, $e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
MRS. & MISS sULLY.

u. NhhSo OObI<A,
lEfAFiNG recently returned from London, beg
~-ieave respectfully To announce TO heir friends
and the citizens generally, that they have com
fnenced giving lessons in this place, on the Piano
and hope, from their highly improved mode OF IN
struction. (having fer several months attended 10
tbe Logger system OF insiruction) 10 give decided
and entire satisfaction.
Miss Suly would respectfully inform the la
dies, that she took lessons for five months, undef
one OF the ablest masters in London, on the don,
Bile action Harp, and is prepared 10 give lessons
either on the single or double action Harp.
Mrs Suly also begs leave TO state, that she has
made arrangements with one of the best Justr,
fnent makers in London, 10 supply at the shortest
notice, Pianos and Harps Of the best finish and
finest tone-as also all the modern and most an.
proved pieces Of music.
Mrs Suiy may be consulted at her residence
on 4th street, between r & G streets, sbocko,
hill.
Nov 10 r. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
MOYYCE

NffRs THO: NELSON having enlarged her Board.
ing Establishment, Ivy the addition of com
modious and well finished Brick Tenement on the
opposite side OF the Street will be prepared to ac.
coinmcdate from Is to 90 Gentlemen and Ladies.
during the session of the Legislature. Gentlemen
wishing it, can have their Carriages and Horses
taken in. Oct IT. 47-tIstM Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
MARGHat,A rntr

Nf URSU6NTtO decree of tie svpeor eovf, oe eb,n-e,v
AZ Tor the Wsosbus Dsifie N cause therein Ssoen.
'ns ttonaUnc,s the S5hfsy q July, 1888 wherein fSye
msn tsftef plairf s06 Eigah Mr. dedt dali proc esl
q ell tor cssb before the eyuor.e doot u Se~kert
county TharsdHy The nth day q De- nest, being
csur day s Jfsct Of Land Hen,ned IN the complainant
6' Tor the purpose II satisfying he requirements Of s.d
decree. CT, T. WI x l;TItITi ~. I, C.. c. ~ A.
Nov. g. o. rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
MISS HUGHES

f} ESPECrFULLY Informs the rutlc, that her Sennar,
l., ns'.i 10 which WI, be taught the following branches
0rthrs aphy teadoy, Writing, A.,h nec, English Gramm,r
osy Belle L.t.es aud Oorpo'iou The French Language
aud Music wll be taught wished Dosrd.r will b.
Ss Laas s q doll, The session. e.n,,as q 10 ~.nA
attention will be paid to The health Of th. young
ladies. 80
Os,.s. 40 .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
MA INIl1TIJi-S 4aIL

f1 to detfse suttf,r eout Of ebsne,,v
- The Williamsburg District, pronounced on the ieI
o"y SuJs ls m ts,s thtfein depending, bs~een Ell
nund Richardson plsinfr sud Elizsheh Crunp Ceorge p
Ifompy snd Fsiftk, Sally, Msnhs Nathaniel Susan and
Damsir CrumP, nfa', by Oh l.. Wins6ela, marshal Of
eowt her guardian, sisned defsndsn,T shall proceed a.
ss he fact 81 Lsn5 descfaed in the sid decree hsfs
,e conih''c door o. Nssken county tie tith dav 81
nc That being court day, fot ready money fst
.ne oi ,atsnr The Debt interest and eoss stsn,
'be e1tsuttrn y ~ sine INNS
NJ. on. L UtSeFfKIp, .e.e.~.d.
S5-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

AfGELd HOTEL, OLD POINT COMMUNITY
VIE Sub,cresf, grateful for pastfsvor. SINCERE
thanks Tor the liberal Afforded the lily.
geia uuei since has hsea his Occupancy and respect
FULLY inform, the public, the last IL ipon he has
beeh engaged IN making alterations aud The
iririor Of the house has been painted
HIS Ieehcuss filled with clean northern lee His BAR we'll
wtn IN. choicest Liquors, purchased BY i-nd
BEDS are OF the very frat quality.
tie now throw. has House Tor eopsny thai,
'net VIII not md interior establishment
on ths sea board; and pledges himself all tines
ms with the choicest dclcacies the season.
neighboi hood AFFORD attention ,ha b.
those who favor him with their patronage.
Ot FONT Comfou well known, that ed. no
Inscription: suffice that the
ues'' aud d.shul Sea BG.ang reader desirable any
srre. =
Steam Beats from Phiadei imore aud
touch the Point each TO iand, and receive
aud Steam boat plies daily between place. Norfolk aud
Tor the may visit
either Ut those places
Vessels Of every description continual, passing and
VI Tue 'oacaton prog essins daily. The 6ne military
Pearanee OF Ten Coppsnie. II u. Artillery her.
to school OF prstee and their elegant Bsud
culated IL entertain aud amuse.
Arrange will be for Cotion Pses and Steam
Boats employed Parties Of Pleasure the Cspes whene
yer number juses Il, and timely given
There has beeu istey erected Bridge Mill Creek
and line Turnpike road will be completed between
Point and hampton which will Afford for vi,
ors to view the adjoinng country.
There Bathing Houses Oh. emit
vssofs 81 all tunes he with warm co
bath. MARsHAII PARIS
@ The Bath House, on the beach, for the conve
u'enee u Sea Dsthins has been provided
af'nx tros the HOTEL whi.h renders the walk more
june AZ fs-vt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

1sY Virtue Of the last will and te,,sDent Of Robert Hunt
80 deed, viii he offered fol sale the highest bidder T.
rae'dsy IN. I'd December next, oil the real personal
OF said dec eien', viz:
One tract Of land situated head branches
Big Failing river ia the LIVER end OF Campbell county adj
JoGius The lands II rhos Hoeiey Others, and
ing ny late survey 4ss Th, land we'll adspteI &,
the culture Of tobacco, wheat &C. The
con'is. Of an excellent dwelling house. sOod barn. and all
other necessafy out-hor,ts
ALSO,
one ether T.c about two mile, shove the before named
tract situated on both sides OF the road tins, lead. from
Rehm"nd to Lynehbu.s, aud sbou, miles from the latter
Pl"ce, containing by late survey 5s5 On b, place
house OF private entcfsnneut kert for great uauv
years, generally called IiuEer's The building.
as suitable Tor tavern any between Lynehbug h Rich
mond The situation handsome and healthy Also a. ,,
so Likely negroes. bou.hold and Kitchen unure panla
ioo Interchangeable, sheep, hogs crops corn fodder
oats, sc. -
TERMS One fourth Of the purchase money for The land
will be required the time Of .sIe for the balance credit
OF one two, and three years will be given on the
exeeutins bond with sproyed security end deed Of u on
the land to secure the payment credit Of twelve month.
VII be given on the negroes. on the purchaser, giving nd,
with approved security The Of sale of the other
property will be made tnown the day Of sale.
ELLIS HUNTER, Ex'ors Of Rott
ROBERT HUNTER, Hunter decd
Oct. 81 81 tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
Whifc HoN Gdmnid,: .ScIooI.

'HiS Sehccl will he opened on the 10Th Of Nov
a the subscribers resienee county f Il, sd,r,rL
-'e few more by. will he than those
"r'grdi at The price OF hundred twenty
'"nun f1f bnaid, iuniu bedding &c.
." advapce he course Of study hs school SUCH A.
Usually preparatory 10 an entrance the Un,ver,,y u
my OF the northern Colleges The attention .ui
go viii he particularly directed moral and inelec
At Improvement Of The youth. entrusted . hrs rsr.
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