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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01
From a Cork paper, cfihs 4th Sept.
PIRACY AND MURDER.

The THsTIs, hne orig oil Zoo IONS, Nai''a','
JOHN BiILlx, twhichsIeft BRISTOL in Feb. last,
sailed from Sierra Leone, I'd OF June, Tor Cork,
hayinelef, eight Of her crew (Which consisted
Of ,welve.) behind in consequence OF SICKNESS
-Four Portuguese were shipped to supply their
Mace. The crew conducted themselves well
mil the night Of Slst Of July, when being in
lati,ode "a 90, north, long. 40 the captain re-
tired TO bed at 10 O'Clock, as was his usual Gus
tom, in about half an hour he was awoke BY
three loud knocks on deck, and having jumped
out of his birth, was proceeding 10 so above,
when al the cabin door, he found one OF the
Portuguese, named Francis Domingo, with an
axe in his hand. On Capt. d. approaching him
he made blow with the axe al his head, which
the captain avoided by his activity, wheteupon,
the fellow plunged his knife into Capt. B'sa
The latter then rushed al the assassin, and
wrested the axe from him, but he re,reated
quickly. At this moment, one OF the English
part of the crew, named Fran. Smith, came run
ming down with his throat frightfull lacerated.
and his right shoulder Cut dreadtuly by kniie.
AT this time, three Of the English crew were
below, the fourth, named Mathews not having
come to the cabin. The muunCers, IN mo-
meu,, fastened down the companion way, and
thereby prevented those in the cabin from get
ring on deck, and they were kept in this state
VII day Ufeak, Al lnS 'uCdH N"'V, N@P'' -
wrote a letter, which he sealed up in bottle, y
threw overheard through the cabin window
AT three o'clock in the morning, light was
struck on deck by the mutineers, the boats low.
cred, and every purabe which the vessel con-
tanned placed IN them. They then set IRE to
the vessel, aud continued by her EMIL in the
afternoon, when the Captsip observed hem TO
60 astern. He and his Two eomrades succeeds
ed in releasing themselves from their perilous
state, and. having got on deck, they found the
brig in flames, from The forepart 10 the mains
mast and saw large quantity OF blood, which
they concluded was that Of Mathews.
They made a fruitless attempt TO extinvNilh.
,owered themselves upon II, and committed
themselves TO Providence. In the mean time,
The vessel, which was timber laden, exhibited
an awful appearance. The sea was almost I'M
RULED by breeze, and the flames having
extended TO the entire of the vessel, she soon
went down. Capt Bailie, then contrived 10
steer his little craft northwards, for three days
and nights, ard on the 4,h Gay, he and his cons
panloes, having subsisted upon lbs. of bread,
and having no fresh water. were picked up by
the Cognac Packet, from the Brazils for Lv-
erpool, in lat. "a, Ion. Al. They were landed
on Tuesday at Baltimore near Skabhareen. and
arrived in this city to day. The names Of the
two men saved, besides the captain, are John
Brown and Smith. The names of the mutt
neers are, Domingo, Francis Mor,s, Emanuel
Antonio, and Joseph Soino. The above mar
alive we have from Capt. B.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01
SELECTIONS FROM LATE ENGLISH
PAPERS.

Ii is slated in French paper IL al the Cra-
niolorical Collection Of Dr.. Gall has been pur,
chased by an EngiIshman for 10000 francs.
There is 4, present living in the parish of
Port in Montea,h, a woman, called widow Ca
meron, who IS about 100 years old, and who is
remarkably stout and healthy. She keeps two
cows, for which she 'hreshcs ali the fodder, and
manages the dairy department with great acti-
yiIy. LAST winter she was observed walking
barefooted during The frost and SNOW 10 Ruskie,
distance Of nearly two miles.&
IGhHgOw Chronicle
By the influence of The missionaries at iheCape
of Good Hope, he Hot,eutots, who by the sell
s6shness and ayarite Of the Dutch & English set
Tiers, had been reduced TO slavery, have been
relieved from their degraded state, and b< q
resolution OF the British House OF Commons,
the aboriginal inhabitants OF the Cape, are
declared 10 be entisled to all the rights and pri.
yileges Of British subjects. !, appears from
statsmen, made by Dir. Phillips, WHO resided
at the Cape for several years, that without any
resemblance OF law or justice, those of the ma
,iyes who resided within the colonies, have
been subjected TO state of great personal
slavery, while those who reside beyond tie
limits of the Colony, have been hunted like
wild beasts, killed wherever they veniured TO
resist, and robbed of their wives, children and
cattle, the women and children being sold as
slaves 10 the colonists.
The Calcutta papers state that the Cholera
Morbus had caused great Destruction in lives
during the past season. Some villages had
become nearly depopulared In some places
rain had not fallen in seven months. In The
latter part of April, the THERMOMETERS ranged in
the shade at 9o9, and out OF doors at mid day,
al lSl.
A Chinese junk had brought from Tavoy,
100. 600 birds skins in feathers, which had all ]
been sold a, $40 per hundred They are US
ed for ornamen,ing Chinese dresses Of cere>
mory. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01
Cabinet-Makers Wanted,

TWO or three men will meet with good situations
Il and constant employment, the I'd door from The
corner of King and Washngtons,rects, Aexandri,
d. G. The situation, altogether, furnishes induce
ments, seldom met with, to steady, industrious men
Applyto w j. FERGUSON
UTThe Baltimore American will insert The abovei
times, and send their accoun: to this office oct g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01

the river. The river is used for canal e,...
mar, Of the distance. There is however s -;
deal Of sickness in that tract Of country s S,GS
bu,ed by some to the damming of The rive,
The White Mountains Of New Hampshire W.,
first covered with snow on the 18th ins,
Col. Breithaup., who has returned 10 C.o.
pia, from a visit to the Northern mauuf,r,s.
ing towns, speaks Of them in the hiehes, term.
He thinks the Southern States have the r,,n"',
advantage over the Northern; bu, he saws ,b' a.
have also 10 buy their experience. lie .,,,o'
as fact, tina, The agent Of mauur.c,orv r. \.
established in Prussia, lately ordered mach
~ to be made a, a New England manurar,o,,
to the amount Of 100000, preie,rinr y :,
what he could obtain in England. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01
Notice is Hereby Given

vUyHE Stockholders of the Bank of Potomac Il .
dividend of two per cent for the las, six mon
has been declared, payable on Wednesday ney the ~,
inst. BY order OF the President and Directors u"
nov 1--2t C. PAGE Ca,Lio-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01

nee, alexandria, d. C. M.
r I, 1898. '''
letters in the above li,,. viI
Or they mcy not e,
Mary + Laurent
Hancock Lee
A Lee
M-Rev J Marks
Margary or John Mills
Statia milan
Theodore Meade
Edmund A May
Geo Nackenhlmer
John Mcdonald
Robt McRea
Sally Moiing
O--Rich'd Osborne
P-Emanuel pit,lHan
Capt rhos A Pune
Can't VIM Petty
Thos A Pierce
Leonidss Polk 9
VIM HPi!es
Mary Rudd
VIM d Rose
S-Josias Simpson
6 Stopper
Thos Smith { "a,er.sree.
Barshabs Simms
JohN. Smith
Jared Simpson
Jesse Spencer
Francis } Summers
Walter A Smith
sligbter Smith
e A Stokes
Palmer Smith
William Solomon
T-John Thomas
Francis Toler
Thos 1'ay Tor
Capt 1hcs l'ravcrs
Susan 'rrOth
Susan Turner 9
Joseph TuIey
Daniel Tyler
MIR Taylor, brick.nai,r
Joseph TrCth
WIN Violet or Sam.
cl Tonncrnn
Richard Wallace
John White
Thos WSriBg
Miss Sarah II William
Maria |. White
Alex'r or Elizabeth WI
MANS
Jacob Weaver
Z-George Zimmerman
ID. BRYAN, ?. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01
Hist Of Aetters

in the Post Office, alexandra, D. C. y,
vember I, 1928.
or Persons calling for letters in the above l vi,
please say rHAr ARE ADVERTISER, or they mey no o.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01

NemainlnS IN tne rost
vemt
or Persons calling f
please say THkr ARE Al
them.
A-James Allison
Richard b Alexander
ElizabethAs
Alex'rP wstin
B-Dr Robert Braden
WIN Butler
Capt George w Bower:
Capt Alfred Berry
Nancy Bridewell
Gabriel Bradley
Sandy Berry
Sarah A Baker
Rich'd II. Bell
Peter Brown
Thos Berry
Esril Bealy
C-John Clarke
Bernard Cauffela
D--Matiltls Davis
Mary Ann Drury
Rich'd w Davis
VIM De Vaughn
E-Juhn Edmondson
Mr.. Emberson
F-Capt James Fisher
Grafton Fairall
Clement Farrell
Mary Ann Fonde
James FeddoD
James Flood
Robt Franklin
Isaac Fox
Horace Field
Jos Ferald
G-Wm Good
Mrs Martha Gorden
Kinsev Griffith
Il WIN s Harri;on
Mr. Hartshorne
Julia Ann Hepburn
James Harris
Housen HOOe
Daniel Hill
Andrew Hipkins
Thos II Rowland
Catharine Henry
william Herbert
J-RUbt ID James :
George Jacobs
Preston Johnson
James johnson
K--Mid'n l. q Keith
oIn nmSur
Mary Krosc
L-James Legs
nov |
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01

Granville, in his travels ia Russia, speaks
highly OF The Russian ladies. He says tina!
they Weld to none Of the most distinguished Oh
the fair sex in other countries Iii Europe: nay'
constituted as society is at this moment In ON
er capitals, it is impossible not TO adult, 'ha'
in regard TO accomp lishments, and the more
solid advantages of education, some oil the
Russian ladies of rank are superior 10 lhose OF
other nations. Tnere are few indeed among
them who do no, speak with equal 'aciii?'
French, German, and English, beslhes 'nei'
own native language; many oil them "rre
these languages with equal ease ana eo'fe''
ness. This is the case particularly WIN rebeiu
to the younger branches oil the nooii''y o"'"s
to the new and happy direction given 10 ,nei'
education by the successful enor's Oh '"s H"'
press mother. Nor is a knowledge OF iahga's
es the only prominen, qualification whie ines.
ladies bring into society, bn: varied ana usEiui
information also: an extensive acquaih'a"..
with the literature aud history o. EuroPe' :"
extensive fnssss d'esprit displayed u" an easy
and well supported conversation; anu hu"
Der of agreeable talents, which lend TO emoe'-
lish their existence.
The Lieh circular chimney, which Is Jus'
| CONNECTED at the Eas, London Na'er-woihs'
Old Ford the entire height OF which Is 1913 'ee''
| has occasioned much attention among builde' >
from the cheap method which the eng i"eer ana
contractor has adopted Of erecting the who'e
| without outward scaffnlding. and raising me
workmen and materials 10 this great helant o!
horse power. The whole expense Of scaho'd'
ing has not exceeded loL
| CoMETs.-Tbe TWO Comets, which are seen
to appear, excite much interest According
10 the cacua ions of Nj. Dumonseau, oil me
French Academy, .hat, the mean revolution VI
which is $500 days, will arrive at periheiioh
on the 9th. Of November. 1882, at thirty TWO
minutes, twenty one seconds after eleven; It's
per,urb4tions may be nine days fifteen hours,
| Fifty six mirutes, twenty seven seconds. Inc
Comet, the period OF which is three years and
a third, has less irregular motion. 1t Will Ie>
appear towards The end OF The present summer,
on the llth Of Noyemberit will rea, h is short
est distance from the earth; and towards the
middle of the 10Th Of Jan. 1929, il will arrlve
al the perihelion. 1t is hoped ,hai the obser-
vations on this Comet will tend to resolve the
| important question as to the resistance OF the
ether to the movements Of celestial bodies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01

The late fire in the store Ct the Messrs. Stan.
tons is supposed to have originated in the
spontaneous combustion Of heap of LiverpooI
Coal, deposited under the stairway tina, leads
10 the upper counting room. 1t is worthy of
lnquIrlog whether this coal, Of itself, will ip.
mite II laid in wet, or by being exposed to the
addition OF other materials occa sionaIly thrown
among II, such as spirits, oils, &c. We would
thank any person capable Of giving correct in,
formation on this subject, 10 favor us with a
communication enumeraliog the circumstap
ces under which spontaneous combustion NAV
be produced in Liverpool, or any other Goals
~ Y. Go-eue.
VESdoST STATE PRIsoN.-The prisoners in
this institution, on The Ist October. were 1919
a the expenses OF the past year had been
paid, except $500, for which there was IN
hand nan, large quantity Of manufactured articles
ne con'ic's are employed chiefly in weaving.
10000 yards Of cloth were woven the J,s, |
year, 10000 OF which were double or rwilied
goods. '""'eu
RHODE lsLAND.-The General Assembly IF
'hat state are to meet this day; and on We'd
hesday meeting Of Representatives and Dell.
gates VIII take place, to nominate EIector,
senator OF the United States is 10 be chosen h.
Inc Legislature during this session.
j, The oswego Canal is now comnle,ed nil.
me exception of single lock, which is for 81"
present avoided by boats passing the nl.c. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01
AoratiO Day.

Ladies' and Cenilemen's Fancy Boot an'
Shoe Maker,
A few doors East of Washington, on King-HreeJ
xaA Returns thanks to the Ladies'
and gentlemen of Alexandra and kfEA,
its vicinity for past Rvors, andtsS&1
gDhopes by his perseverance and al'sn,l.
to business to merit continuance of their psro,'5
He has on hand as handsome an assortment OF all l'
Of ladies' and gentlemen's
BOOTS, SHOES AND FANCY PUPPY
as can be found in any other establishment in the w.
trict; which he will sell on as reasonable terms "'
can be had any where of the same quality. ga,
ALso-Ladies' and gentlemen's Gloves; ladies -.
worsted stockings, chdrens stockings and SOCKS '"
ing silks of al coiors, braids and ribbons. and hi -
hand will keep constant supply of sparr0TO'D'
boot and shoe heels. .c.
All orders thankfully received and promptly sM;'
ed. DIT se'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-01

The French pap5
very by Professor 4
sli,u,e at Milan, bI
,vithou, risk, rem
time to the actio1
xp;se he moyt th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

10 hs Lcg6iCes ami Distributes Of Jotn ToII. dec
YOU are berc'v notified, that ann now prepared AZ c
SNoroi ne late Samuel ladd who cS'or Of Inc l,d
'on add TO pay over 90 each and al OF yo your respective
snare o me balance which appears 10 be- duc the estate of said
'on ado, As 10y settlement OF commissioners appointed for tt
c ~ me county count of Charles Cty upon exhibits and
vouchers presented hy the said Samuel Gadi which id no.
oW 20 '"uel AND settled, Of record TIM Office Of Charles
Nv county, ad exhibits the true balance duo slid erate
some on ynl are Udcut u the State of OHIO and others ec,,rd
WIDE aJa' from each other The failure to receive vulr r
Poos VIII be your own md shall consent to IN, interest
on ue amount aucf reasonable period iiun this day
sANL W LADD, EV'of
- 49, =. SAM lad -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

A TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1929.
list ~ Embellishments
!. Presentation Plate.
z The Sisters; engraved by Durang, from the ORR
gina Picture. by lnman.
3. Title Page drawn and engraved by Durano.
j. Love AseeP engraved by Ellis from drawing
by Newton.
D. The Grove engraved by Ellis from a drawing by
Ender. . y
D. Inc Power OF Love; engraved by Duranr. from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
OF Mr.. PaH of New York.
:. Chapcou dc Paillc; engraved by IIumpbrcvs.
from the original picture, by Rubcns, at Wind
sor Castle.
g. Hesiiation cngrayedby Kcarnoy from drawing
by Farrier.
o. The Lady of Ruthvcn; engraved by Lonoacro.
from picture in the possession Of DIR. Chan.
man.
10. The Unwclcomed Guest; engraved by Ellis.
from drawing by Boadcn.
- H. The Shipwreck engraved by Kcarncy, from
drawing by Shelter
~. The Contented Captive engraved bv Ellis
from drawing by II. Corbould.
With much original Prose and Poetical matter. il,
a neat case For sale by j. III. NASH.
nov -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
Private Entertainment.

'HE Subscriber, grateful for the encouragement
IN aneady received, still continues to keen house
OF Private Entertainment over Mr. Jno. M. Anda-sors
GROCERY Store, opposite the Mansion House and next
door to Collins & Co.'S Book Store where he is Ure-
pared to accommodate gentlemen from the country.
Nun 'hcir horses on the very lowest possible terms
lie can accommodate abont or 10 Members of the
Legislature with board during the session. ON s,,cb
terms as cannot fail TO give Satisfaction lie can also
board 10 or IL horses by the month Torlcs eunaII,,
satisfactory. WILLIAM HOW F.,ai'
Nov. 1g--w itif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
JAMES WINSTON.

JAMES WINSTON.
CO.u.NISSIO.N .iIERCH4.NY.
HAS on HAND AND OFFERS FOR sAIr
$4,000 Lbs. of best Smithiield bacon
400 barrels n. c. and Potomac nett heyriurs
100 do. cider vinegar
90 do mountain family -four
p do. refined sugar
1000 lbs. best slaughtered soal letter. eyerauinc
30 lbs. e
6 dozen heavy russett upper leather
1000 lbs. cotton baillng rope
10000 lacks superior segars
5000 common do.
ID dozen siycs, different sizes
% kegs Smthfeld lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor oil
10000 5-8 heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring plank
Glue in barrels starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, leading lines
Seine Irvine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers,
find daily expect,
500 gallons iinseed oil. nov 13--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
COOK Il RYAN

LTaes y GeHtiem,en'S Boot and Shoe .lI1lut;1cflys
CONTINUE ut their old established stand, opposite
- the Eagle Hotel, where their former patrdns and
the public in general, may depend upon having every
article IN their line manufactured IN the latest ia
ions and of the best materials.
We keep constantly on hand. large supply Of rem
uemcn boots shoes and pumps; ladies slippers and
walking shoes, lasting. seal skin and morocco gentle
mems stout plantation shoes and bootces; brogues and
womens leather shoes, for servants.
new and very comfortable fashion of ladies'
walking shoes, Just received from London
Misses slippers and walking shoes; boys stout
shoes and dancing pumps all of our own manufacture.
Gentlemen's water proof boots and Shoes. an
article recommended preventive for colds and
doctors bills. Our country trienGs may depend upon
our usual punctuality.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
ELEGANT FRENCH IND .4lIERIC,4N
g, PAPER GANGIMGs.

III LNNWIEi hos IIsi rCC0ivCd from Franrr yIn
L. New York. splendid assortment OF Papcr
Hangings and Borders, OF the newest patterns T'he
American paper IS from tine best manuiacory in the
u - all the papers being selected by Mr.. T. Reg
naut, Jr
J. S.-Nlr. r. viii attend to the putting up ortbc
Paper IN the handsomcst style and ON moderate terms
I1--6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
PETERSON PARTEZ,

Matchmaker a.,G Ie,ceiet.
NRsTEFUL for past favours. takes this method ~
~ informing his friends and the public in general.
that he slil continues to repair all kinds OF Watches
with neaness and despatch, as old stand one door
above Messrs. Hall * Moorcs.
n. u. Always on hand q neat assortment ,r lar
eiry and Uaiches
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

Ahi- NELSON has received by the recent arrivals
'o view YORK and Philadelphia the greater ONT az ~.
ALI GOODS among which are
London dIsi.e and point blankets
., 3, 10, II and - rose do.
N!Et', iec, queen and black Gannels
ie4fnl h!ue black, grey, Oxford, olive and drh Chile
- no 10 cassiIue4es
cannon hne and sperfne Sl;inets well assorted
" oOihos kerSeys aud nseys
PAIN and printed carpet baizes
N"aiisdoWu and Valencia yestmgs, assorted
to!oureG aud black English fore:ltine do
Iiain and figured bomhaZets
c!no 'hssiueles, assorted colours anl sperior rTr>-
i,ef, blue and orange ciTcassiaiis
dioiinc ST. pes 'tnd Chcassidn p!ais
SIN Norstci, ldniJswoOl and cotton hese
10. Ga. DO. halt TO-
=" tesat assortment OF square long merins shye
cashmere long 10 cashmere and Valencia no
: ip'i London and french printed caIntriCs
STEPPED and plaid ginslams and baii.te
piion cdmhrics and cajnbric misins
PLAIN and figured hoos null and S,-iss 65
superior black Italian histrirgs
i.-"ck and coloured Grus DE Naples
it'-i.n nets and WOfsicd barge
i'.ack mtce!ne and florence
Canton and Mandarin cranes
unitlre, belt and other ribbons an ELEGANT ees,}rs
Aierno and cashmere hdkts.
NU>led and barge gauze do.
inI.a and German silk do
imitation bandanna and Madras 60.
Coioured and white cravats
Super black Italian do
H wen 6uckskin Woodstock and hnrSesain g.uyes
ladies' do. assorted:
y large assortment Cf brown and h-achsd .Iy,.,os
s.. &c. ~ ~ 90, I'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

~ ma and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
1929 obtaining besides tAo Astronomical Cal;,la
tons Courts, &c. &c variety Of curious useful and
entertaining matters--the Astronomical part cacula
'ed py Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the groce, dozen or single.
IN Press and shortly viii ne published New No
vel by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled .Donald
no Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

k 1nMOND ~ BALTIMORE Union Line r.
- STAGES Il STEAM BOATS. 0v Tappabannoct a.
..e 'Connodoion OF the public, viii commence their oe
''o lrS Oh u' uTSt day OF October next.
NC stages VIII run twice week from the Bell Tavern q,
OohI 10 lappalaunork, bv the way of New as,lr az
IdloN eT-l own Ayo's, Duukirk Gainesville nod NIis
BOAT faiuNent at present from Tappabannocr
i" pailo" once wees The Stages viii leave ReJnnor5
VN'y fhday and Tuesday, at O'Clock in the morning and ~,
''"S" e intermediate places arriving At Tappahannock me
same even ng at O'Clock On FRIDAYS at that hour the,
~ wy i"'uNem ready To receive passengers who will arrive
IN baltimore the succeeding day before J. NJ The maj
ie"ih- on Tuesdays, viii arrive Tappahannock on Wei
'SaF 10y O'Clock, y VI when the STAGE ~ in take pasepps
10 Richmond that evening On SUNDAYS they sia from Fan
pahannock at ociucS, \. vi. for Bmoud until ano,bs,
Stunoo" Is added ~ the line Travellers by this route ar,
hours - '"N' III W
Good horses and coucc careful and attentive drivers ne
.oN CO.. ana every attention win be paid by the propneors 10
e comfort Hud safety OF passengers The npoance of rts
me-" le io the pubic, viii De- readily seem II opens nearer
''pfT, and Wor coumUdous fem the south IN f
NO h ioa vino dislike long land Journey cen be accom-
Nd'' d. ID miles only, and might disturbance: and tho
'std entirely iu water can Jc pitCd by noob road All
good accommodations, The distance Is les rpon bie 49,,
man ANY OTHER the arcoruo laons equal and The care locr
~ opens, likewise, direct communication between the c n
hmond and ON Northern Neck counties br the advanis
ana pleasure of both ''e'
&c Stage fe, az the low rate Of SO so Interredi,,
stages, cents per mile % expected the stcaboat vii ~
81, to amt from Baltimore BY TUF pRppp II-r,,t,i 10
IGPPgha0Hork, E,ssr C0ucty Pr
A.uft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
SCHOOL.

VFEMABE SCHOOL, School will be opened ON the
first Of January next tive residence Of the subscriber in
the county of New kcn under the Of Miss Elizabeth Bacon
All the branches of good English education viii be taught and
undivided attention gwen 10 the aud morals ~ those
conhded 10 her twill hc exclusively o females and
limited To fourteen Terms, for board and tuition, for session
Of ten months, 500, Oe-half paid the 10Th day of
August the balance the 9th Of December There will he
vacation from the 18th Of August TO the 18th ofOcober
JOHN 3. CLOPTON
Roslin, Nov 11h. 1873 Vei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

THRUST SALE or LAND.-Win bc sold ON the NE.
misses on Tive Sih doy Of December next to the hrhe
bidder for cash, fifty land or less living IN, D,yc
Creek, IN the county OF GDchaud satisfy the objects M
deed OF trust executed by ilcycklh Pucar 10 the understand
dated the l+th Novombc 1870, and Of record IN Gooch HAND
county court Office WILL GRAY
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