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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09
MONDAY MDRN1Nao JUNE 9, $685.
Hett% StN\.

i HAVE Just opened sbox Of CaVENDLSH TO-
4 BACCO equal. if not superior, to any ever brough,
to this market-Price rs cents per pound.
June 5 JNO. CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09
Rails, Shingles, Lime, &c.
IIrXsA ID EH LIED

JUST RECEIVED
1000 Chestnut rails .
SO, 800 first quality % inch shingles
200 casks Rhodc-island lime
500 do Thomaston do
On hand a general assortment OF
Lumber, COrdGge, vanch0rs, Boats, &c.
Fresh corn meal a, 40 cents by retail
,,r;i II JOSIAH n. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09
WIS is a. give .;Utice,

yEHIIAT the subscriber of Prince Georges County IN
Il the State of Maryland, has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Alexsndria County, in The District OF
columbia letters of Aim nstration with the will an
nexed on the estate of EpwAnE LLorn, late OF the
county last aforesaid, deceased All persons having
claims against the said decedent are hereby warned
to exhibit the the subscriber OH or before the
Esd dayof October next or they may by law be eX
cId.d from all benefit to sad estate, and those in
dcbted thereto are required 20 make immediate pay
ment Given un,ler my hand this Esd day OF APRIL
1928. JULIUS FORREST, AdW'r.
with the will annexed of
an-il2s-6w Edward Lloyd, deed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09
New Spring Goods.

NV ~ IH5 >700S'7
HOLM NJ JOHNSON 4 Co. have received by the
81 last arrivals from NewYork and Philadelphia, t'e'f
Snrnr sunpIy of Dry Goods, which they bought on
the best terms; and pledge themselves to sell as cheap
as they Gun be bought by the yard or piece
anr2l I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-09
TERMS:

The public alton of the CHRoNIcLE wi'lbe eommenc-
ed about the first OF July next It will be printed
in the best m amer, with new and.bandsome type
The price will be three dollars per snnnm payable
dnring The FIST three months or two dollars and h'y
cents ifpaId in advance,
HASH, gtOn -apriil6, 1923
r-rSrbsc r,,tons to tie above viii be received at
this Off ce, and also at the Book. Stores of J. q A.
Douglass. ard J. A. Stewart, in tits City.
juneS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

n.tclci. CiHIU ne 7.4 Oe prcIaCd upon 10 acccll:
the occasion Is not 10 great as that which drew
General " ashlngtoo from retirement to preside i'll
tue Inunci's or the nation, and give stabihtyto u
new Goyerumunt-5ut it is believed to be greater
'nn That which induced his cement. to return 10
puohc ser'ivc at the prospect OF French VA: in
81 or 90.
On whom shall r-gcncrated Virginia bestow ter
affection and gratitude for having conducted her
safely through tins purifying ana, r,suscatnG pro-
cess The appreciation of Virginia. erect and her
self again., will be no srht reward--tlc services
faithfully and wisely rendered, viii merit nmc;l-boii
would ('auothCf iyic To the ruinhoN'O give even
] Madison ouCmer'c tmc or enlarged services.
JGSEpIICS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

nave ta l'n tins lead M profession. OF COURSE
not remaining among the good of rood
ing creatures, would have some enemies and bnck
blters. But present, could always sustain myself
against these, with the generous and lust had not
Decn long n AbenarlO, before envy and malice pos
tod to Tennessee for charges against me- ,Ihev
drew forth letters from the Governor of the State
Gen. Jackson, the Supreme and Federal Judges SC
&c IN my vindication. Gen. Thomas Overton ma
Old revolutionary officer from Virginia. wrote to Coz
- OF Albcmorlc, the following letter of which
the Colonel kept the original. You may publish it a.
correct specimen of,he rest. settled in Tennes
sec III 18o3-continued there till 1914, and have,
kept up home and correspondence thee ever since
''Sofdicrs Resi- (Uest Ten.) FEB. 10. 1922.
Dear Sir: My old friend and acquaintance Doct
Watkins, has informed me, that some busy or mali.
clous person hes propagated report in YOUR neirh
houriood, calculated if believed iniurc his reputa
ton. 1t gives great pleasure ut the request Of
the Doctor to you that have known hin, and
s character since his FIRST residence in this country
TO the present time. ana from my own knowlauc TO.
getlrr with the most satisfactory incrnntion from
the highest and most general source am Warranted;
III saying to you. that he has sustnincd the highesr
character IN his pref ssion in this state; and rh ami
honorable standing gentleman in private life NJ
health is not good though better than for Il wear pa.
on VIII be ~ good as to tender my respects to Ma
Garland Carr, my relations and scooinates as wei.
! for yourselaid nj friends.
Your relation u:i; friend,
THO. ONERT1N.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
8seGDesso aau 9511 3g 9oSn<
SATURDAY MonNING, nov. -, 1895.
CONVENTION!


Election. Accident having directed our attention to
itwcare SO much pleased with its temper and scu,i-
ments as to rrpub!ish it Tor the qualification Of our
readers.
Nothing strikingly proves The lnonoPoizinr
interest of the contest through which the nation has
just past than the eyraor inary stiffness which Las
prevailed for the last months, on the suhiec; OF the
State Convontion, The people voted upon it almost
without sensation and since It's ratification by them
It has caused cut little discussion either ia political cir
cies or in the newspapers, although preliminary cues
lions OF the deepest ptcrcSt--a who shall vote for
members Of Conventions aud what shall be the basis
Of Representations in te first ns.auco to b SGT
lied by the Legislators.
Perhaps the avoiiancc II onr discussion or t.c7o
points, and Of the consequent irritation may prove
beneficial, and in this way tie Presidential contest
have rendered some service. 1ut arc glad to see
public attention beginning revert to subject which
% We'll deserves as The Conycntion-and tue prcli
urinary questions which ooclpy the attention ~
The General Assembly, clearly stated and nervous
y reasoned, Us they by Joscphus. VIC observed
short time since, writer in the Enqnircr sounding
alarum 10 the Anti ConvontioniSts and INVITING
them to their asccn,tancy in the Legislature. il, a
mode that seemed iliegnnate TO or a,nr,hsnsicn
But du not think that his suggestions Will be
embraced. We have no ilna that the majority in the
Legislature will ATTEMPT defeat the cleared and re-
corded will not OF Inc people merely, br ofthe free
hoiGeS. However this may he it is time arthe friends
OF Convcntion to b vide awake aud not LOST y III, il
supneness the fruits OF the long and ariluo,s but f.
nally successful struggle in favor Of State Rector
luaton. We learn That the Augcan Stables arr, to h.,
cloansrd at Washington, and that reform Is t. b.
pushed into every recess. While the srtit is abroad.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
G0resGaz Nstna.

20 Coz. - A5EHaARLE, =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
For S4TE

L'iE lmn'aon upon which reside in AIbeos,Ie ro,,r
m Ss,ae.y upon the Turnpike Road Issdug ir,yu
ria 49, H.o''VIlt and 10 miles fIou the ateS rlse,
d | contain $50 odd acres, about 500 eIesTsJ nd in
nufr TOT cultivation f5 200 of whieh con,, ~ fsr
ri ov Wounds well drained and secured aga;,,, s.
% ne nsh lana lies WELL and peculiarly adsptGIt to lie
80 ~ ia ef y stem, which has h en- exteusyelv nnrne5
W. iai' 10 OF u years, aud BY which means ia,
G st " anost IT'S original state Of fertility producinr
Y oI corn wheat and tobacco. The uuc ed sni
I H., Sa bea'iy timbered and the plantation through
WIN never failing springs Of fne ws,er The In
, consist OF toerahle dwelling and other pee,s.arv
~ large Darn, with threshing N chine and tobas-
A. sul,I''t TO secure the crops made upGn the land
WY anxious 10 SELL will dipo~e Of the above ff,cf
,,,, ~ gu s'ohmodang tetm' and will tike comfortable
JAM W e P'y"e"i I" youtS negroes. JEo. w. CAN'T
10 -wBw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
NEW GOODS.
"a TO their previous stock 4


InE Subscribers have recently received large asce,,rOa
- TO their previous stock &
DRY GOODS.
The following IS part Of their a..ottmeuIa
WVrsied baresrs, beautiful cUtUrs
PAN Gro de Naples
Wstered do aud Ggured
Black white s. cOlored French sstinl
Black ludIa do n satin Ieyant,ues
CoIOred L white GOreuots
. Double cham black de-
teal q imitation Italian lYsirings
BtatE ludis aOrtnees, a "ide article aud cheap
Akiod' fancy hdkfs figured silk gau1e barege gro dt
etc nerI"o, imitation do. easntre imitation d. for
German t'Ied, sp,,Ieheld, BDidore, tompauy and com
go moo bsndanno, for geHileu,en
an k"ds do Tor buys, children i servants
5,heh osmbFcs ( linen eainJIie bdkls.
Fire side shawl5
MerIno and cashmere DO
FankIn t. Canton cranes
Black ItsltaH crava;s
Coiorsd do. article
All kindJ ct efavatIOgi cOioted white 49, "a 81 SG
bObbln.t, for veus q dresses
Thread q hobbnet lace & edgngJ
All k1i' musu',a' P.a'u Injured & ambured hook plain
hsufed aud tambo ed null, rIu taur5i ed ssis.
Sii'Ped and pliiu aud herring bone do
Garment, furniture and eaH6fic dunhes
Beautiful Inserting anil all other kiud, 1RIBIINGy a.
g,mp' cords, Pu'he' lees, quilting sJk., &c &c. &
beautiful article
I;adie;' short kid, hOr'e,kio and silk GLoYES
h a,1,ei' IoDs white and eoIored do
6 &c, waking riding and dre', glove,
~ kod' hdies, srntiemvn's aud childrePs HOSIERP
AL kinds RiBBANDS, those fCr bels and hornets very
elegant i'
A1rge as,ortmeut osmbfcs csiicoes Ciroa,san pIsds
'fan Plsids for cUaks, aud inferior do. fr sefyants
CamePs heir eambIe for ladies, ond gentlemen, eost,
new and beautiful sttcle
B0mh5zer aud bou,bszincs
Cloths aud earsunsrei OF every dctetiriiou
gIns-up CORDS sud yelseis
Blk and abby do
Cfssinots uf all cosfs
Blk 'wan'tOwu, ,oilDe, VaI,B,in snd Mat,sss ge,l
ings
Brown Hni tleaehed dome,e, Of 81 widths aud qus,ie,
D. checks, bednckues
Lhsey woJi5eys aud kerstys fer serysnts' ol,thibE
Oknshorg, sud tlcklen' urgs Of all qualities
CANPEiihHS AbD RUGSof the lstest, an elersu
srptBt D.
heb, Germsh aud scoteh ,heetings some Of which 1914
Wiie iwidth without ssaul
9heli ahd BrsLfllfln tuck, side and bent combs
large assortment fRI5B LINENS
sgPerior saY bleach, aud exceedingly cheap
White, red aud green hfnneis
Spotted DO. for children
hefIno riotbs, Tor do
81 49, TO- ~, -, 80 & IA rose BLANKETS
NAP7' coTToTs, under mark5, pries.
And large variety Of other arcl, DOT suivs8 all o,
fbicb have been PUfchased the lowest market ,
ouch under anj will be offered smaller advances dian 80
'Lafy, n consequence Q! the lsteBes ofibe stasons
wa. 'EALE & Co
bfS' o. 63-,sT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24

VIE s9bsctihsr will cell privately hi, tract Of I,nJ IN
DeaoTu county, situated The north aud south forks Il
Ieck shd 90 the road lsadirr from Iynehbur,
fntasie, - miles Of Liherty and aj,,nnv fJsp
mod u contains about 400 aore Of which eco are On
'sItu Ahe part which uucleared except yrrv small
oi"nn IS excellent tobacco land or the cleared ana Ia
&c ,o'y grounds Of the first quality, and The ffmsrodsr
tpatssny hoe high nd This of The best s,f, OF
ind ~ the upper county being well adapted 10 the eI,iys.
9 o tobacco sod all kinds of grain lies remarkably veil
nu very ief from Honsi II divided would NAL hsy very
hsndsomc tracts which shall be done il those who ,y, II
uient'e Wh H. Persons wishing to pufebase may apply 10
70" UeiioeT fedmg ~ The neishhofhood IL New London
or 70 capt Bufod, residing nesf lh,traet WIN IRyINE
~" 7q--n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24

4 MS lnhiiusion will reopen the I0h Of Jan 1926
- under the supernlendance of MIR Albert AnIer,on ~
'hber Of The Gospel gentleman well qualified teach
he usual branches Of Academic Educa conprnr III,
Latin, Greek English Languages Geography Arithmetr
shi 'nr Elements Of Alsebra& Geomtty The fees for Tu
'' 10 me Latin Creek Languages will I've Si2 30 PEI
session. aud $40 IN oil any ofihe remaining branches
,he 10 advance Tbs Price for board, including wa.kin
W be 81 90 per session, payable also advance ca
PuP' hhdmE his he'd asd bedding or paying an adda
charge Of 50 TO tue Steward. library fe Of dolls per
session. VIII he required VI those sho books
inHhunE The well known eshlulness Of the s,naiion IL,
ouoodiousDes5 OF the hudine aud extensive aud g
selected library Of this Iuuton with the qna
ht9ons and eIertiUns Of Mr.. Anderson together with h.
'as Noy accommodations afforded 10y Nh Daniel Turn
who continues TO preside the boarding parfmebt
such, as II believed, will ene this Acsl. NY 10 ih.,
share of tbe public patronage. THE TRUSTEES
Nov. 20. ~ t,fG1
The Editors Of the Va Herald, requested e. pubI. a.
bVVe notice. Foresight hu,es and f,i ward c
tcoount 9 The Treasure Of fhs In.tuiion psvurrf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
ITO be Continued. }

PHILADELPHIA Jan. I7.-Capt. George of the
sup Superb, arrived there in thirty-seyen DAYS
ON Lisbon states thattwodays before he sailed the
don dates TO the I'd of December. The E3oIisb m
perS state that there is prospect of peace between
the Allied Sovereigns and the Turks The British
troops were TO leave Lisbon, and return home in
the latter part OF December A marriage had taken
Piace between the Princess Maria, and Portu-
CUES nobleman. Ii had given SO great oficnce a.
Don Miguel, that the new married couple. 10 es-
cape his ire, were making preparations to embark
for n. York. rGnr O. n !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
lal,iabie u ater- pouer 10 Lei.

WE W. Appomsttox CO have their locks Peters,
burs, two valuable Waterfalls not yet disposed of. TIL.
citations are high and drybsing co so feet above the
aver The fall power OF the believed 10 be equa
"a"y purpose for which be required. II being the
vey Petersburg pDs Ps Cotton Iirke,, and having.
by The eanai aud river, easy with
tens'se back county, the situation judged particularly IA.
vouebr fot Gotten wooieo mandatory the
OF APPomsox large quantities Of wool could he
vantage, IT iteould he conveniently manufactured wsy
uusd for home cVnsumpti The wooen cloth now spu
and wove IN this ton OF the State of Virginia. oInier
,he Bat, believed, have not establishment for
milling, dying, and afessius 4 cloth Judging from The
ct the eouuy, aud as capacity TO supply e material
beev the manufacture Of woolien cloth light here he
lucrative and ctsn branch business But, a.
would he new experiment IN tn, part of the Country
might be prudent 20 begin all way and ,nsig the bu
| sints with the demand.
Tue Anpomaitox Company would give considerable
agemeu Tor several years. toward establishment Person
WISHING 10 contract Tor the Watei fail above wil
.Pry 20 Sam d. Muton, clerk Of the county reing
tersburg, or 10 some Of the managers.
Jan. Tq,vcw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
Dec.u
AE7IY En0nS

XCOTr SMITH have received from New York nv the
Effort their Fall Supply Of Goods; ssns in part o.
Dur black olive, green, olarei brown aud steel and Other
mixed cloths blue, black white dab fa~n and mixed osss
meres baDgup cords cambles aud aids coas superb
'sofiment Of vestugscon,sting Of piain figured
MOI entines, PLAIN and figured vevet, valencia tonet
net mrseiiles, nernO, tonet, article and very baud
sonei buck and beaver gloves, supender silk belts with
general assortment Of hiunmgs all Of which ,y he made u,
style.
they Keep ON hand all assortment Of READY EiADE
LoIHlNd, warranted equal TO Sny made % nider
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
n SITU.4ITO.N- ITrg1.TE1

~ 49, IL iiASi VINO has correct knowledge of ,,,o,.
oaf ~ TnG mas IiVed several years ia chance, @
If,r nao' o "n'ainIng situation. He wouIJ .e
~; mSuers w'sr',l Of any creiisbe i acc
e So"'d render justice and saifset;on t ~ NM III
nroI1cJ % testimonials as a. his thafarter G ft!
ana references gwen when IT., esn oe
Ps.ion "I.hns TO employ young man addr. 9 On
To- " I''"' "'i ne Promptly attended
Jan -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
tf'ron, tie London Literary Ga.ette.l
a SONG FOR THE SEASON.


Farewell tn the lille, ana ro.e,,
ALEU- 10 green leaves snl bright skies,
Prepare for rcd hands aud blue noses,
~, rog'' ehiibiain,, sore throai-, and Did guys.
The sun, Sasittsrius, nearing,
Begins to look blou.y and queer;
Aud winds, sing in eooeuts unch.rrius,
The last dying speech OF the year
The day' they grow Shorter
You can't see the town for Il, smoke
l"veniion, Neeessiiy', daushter,-
How long must we hlarken aud chok.p
Contract with some Wholesome petfufner
To wash of the scot ~ Il fsis;
O. let gigantic Consumer
Be placed on the top Of ST Paul'r.
Coutrivehy sou,e channel To turnit.
Ere down our poor throitlcS Il ruls;
why cant the gss company bum il?
iwnuld save them fortune IN Goals
Much longer we Csnuot eudureh.
The smother each resident d'''.;-
Unless ,'msthing's suon done 10 cuit =,
Twill cure US like so nisuy hams.
The ciis, now from Thane,'s fair island;
Steams back 10 bartholomew Laue
The peer poits IT otter the dry land,
To pace Brighinn's new pier of chain.
The Lord May~,hy mud aud by water,
Divulses his drhggle- tnil'd show;
Aud the judges Ia diuner besough' arc
Too sood Jndse' e'er to,ay mo"
Ioeh Ensl'sbmsu. now at his hopes end
III. national taste to denote,
swing' out OF the wothl VI rope, end,
why thy fo61, all 30 thick and yellow
The most approved tint for ennui,
Oh when shall man see thy fellow,
November, for f.jc Sc
Du, 10 thr%' thi. dark cloud Of evil,
Array is b'gnrins To peer,
Which staTIss The host Of blue dey.li
a, tho 'twcre IthuIicls spear
The pc'Ies again freely play, far
Tho faster mny fall the snow Gskr,,
MeuyChtjstmas irrominR, aud h,y for
fttf low min INT o.
a hs for each cynical railer.-
Wen keep IT uP'reriy and late:
.haiThave long hill from my tailor
But, cure him, the rascal mu,t wait.
Come, what shall IT he. pretty la,scs.
Hot cockle'f pupe.J9nn, blinJnnn',- buff
It's matter how The time passes.
So you do make racket enough
Tho Fa,hion su, sports has exploded
Her hrman ne 'er think upon now;
But bring, with u' prttty pearls losded,
The msletoe's mystical bourh:
Oh. why should we part with our bli..es,
To follow the taste Of a few
Tho some people may not like kisses.
honestly own that do.
OF eour'e, therein be some little tu,,lpr
The hu.ter is half Of the fun;
And whats few yards Of book muslin,
Comparable the prize that i. wOu3
Would Almack's bu, set II going,
pleasure soon would put Payne out VI date:
For who would be seen do. a-do,inr
When they could be thus teie. tstei
Round aIargr wassnil-bowI Of rich 1uid.,
Would quench cen Tautalus' ihirsl
Lihntions then pour 20 the Druid,,
Who gathered the miyt!ctoc hiI
ana neStto the sweet girls who've bie.t IL,
Wherever The pretty rogue. he
hhu wh"' mo they most seem 10 deiest Il,
Would live and die under the tree!
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
NOTICE

n. 6b c- Of EUSTBCE u MeNEMARAby
IN h 80 uh'"yed ny mutual crn,eut, I sbaiI eo,,;,
f aiey n their occupancy, wht'e hs devote nav
and 70 thr iPothccayy, Drug mud Pant Bis,;
Of ,ps,a & 10 pa'ron1e ne seer with an esp.ec
lb,, y5afs 10 the Hune's, shall merit share III
"'se - ''oeIsI bestowed ON the late FIRM
Jan17 ii. q. MoNEMARA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
POCE-ET POOL

CSI gu Monday The 7th day OF Jan 1904 ~,
- 'loi"oto P1oket Book with sterj RI . s'nil' hel
snu rowhgta eouriiou.c On the BIZ Ky
n"'e ~ SIOO aud notes of $40 earI. ~
~ 20. 90 he Farmers Bank anI Bank Of a. ~ nm 'n
dated The st I No. DePt to Emore Depp PER-
rbe Yi Gay % Jan 1928, containing f06 ~
cue PooHt' nook had On side the sy, of tb t I an1;
an & %1 "U o, 80 Tor the hook and contents or The ,ems
tehed county-or ny,eE " ~ s,S 9pesrs OF Ohes-
PnyhaiIn Jan H. A-N""OhE OEPP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
SCI ECT SCHOOL.

NY SCHOOL Will lsEroutinued the ensuing years NV
4TA Brother John MELON, who has had II YEAR sE-
Petence eschcr,w be associated With me, a. the man
lgemen Of the SCHOOL, in which will he taught The Greek
Laun and French LIuguages together With those bfancbes OF
iesfnng wbnh constitute good EbElBb Education. The
choi w commence on The 2 day Of JaBusfy. 1926 aud
terminate on be 9Th Jay 9f December following There III
.e vacation oi fout weeks commencing the 18Th Gsy q
Iunt The rfics for hoard tuition, wahing Iojgns fuel
F' he $40 payable half TIE tdsy Of June 1872
fn the oibef bali on the 80 day Of Dec. following.
The crciPlI Of The school viii be rarcnili aud uur
'lf' AMI kniueis will be extended a. boys c0nhdcd n t
nrHcon, as % children No boy. mere tsn 10 wear.
'i vii be admitted into the School, u,ie he shall be r
f"na!y Auown o. foT orderly exemplary depormeut MI
dtnce remote from the hsnn's u vice and nim aif,
o. tuaktby healthy. u stuiied IN iie county ~ Ioi
- az miles ion Richmond, md about the dns,et
rom ffedc4ickshurc Tire ssRe from Ffcdorickthurr
cfesgie fss.es within 400 yards Of ny rcsdence on.
~ hichmend 10 lisffs3tbug within miles Of "a. LsI.,
hr should De tsr.rd o. "Gardnefs Cross Roads Lours
VII. NELSON, IT..
'fts - So:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
TO PHYSICIANS

istt tne Plantation ON which d. Rober, p &C.,
,s;n f 30 cd The upper part Of Charlie, cnv
oh ~ 10 100 acres Of excellent land abou, -
- WINCH IS cleared; rait OF which ba, been ~ 81
6 ~, re rev year, aud part rich low grounds, Tb
sJ dwelling hou't the NECESSARY on, -
7, " y young apple and peach orchard of seIsc
needed and ds'ed there being no one in tbe gne rs
tsn sbo %10u ~ NILE. nor in the adjoining ceuny IN
ooiny DC rented on liberal terms several could
~ -, may ne made 70 Thomas Taylor residps ne
P or 10 Tue subscriber living RicbmonJ ueS ns
jan g JOSEPH E. CURTIS
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CO-p.aP rncun crtrn

E ubserhsr having formed co.partuership under IRE
= him o. O. a. HALL, the Grocery AMI CommIssion
pu'ue'' WI be hereafter carried BY them the oeB
k0n stand lately occupied by G.Ia where they nov have
IN hand aud nteud Constantly 10 keepa general and well
leeten as'onmeri Of GROCERIES, at wholesale sn retail,
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ill any country produce cCDhded 60 their care suth
"hea C"Jn Tobacco &c aud o,.ure those dfsyosed
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