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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
To Rent,

e. That three story brick house at the
81! r south cast corner of Wolfe and Pitt-sreets,
II part of which is finished in first rate stylcS
,l.as. the remainder vii! be completed suit the
taste of any respectable tenant who may rent it, and
the terms made to suit the times II is located in
very respectable and healthy part Of the town. CONT
guous excellent water and has attached il spa
cious suitable for Office study. likewise one
of the most profitable vegetable garden. in the Dis.
,rct of the extent. II has produced annual.
ly between two and three hundred dollars. Persons
wishing rent the property will please cali and
examine it, and mention the manner in which they
wish to have the house finished
ian ZS-2aw4w JAS, CNDtN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
TO the Public.

gT>HE subscriber having been advised by number
Il of hs friends. offers himself to the public &c
neral Collector for the Town and County of Ale
lria All those having accounts to collect without
warrant and disposed to encourage him. he pledg
es himself that due attention will be paid TO the col
lection Of the same, and quick and faithful returns
will be made as soon as the money is collected Tie
likewise tenders his thank, to his friends, for their Ii
beral patronage since he has been in Office and trust
TO merit continuance Of the same.
RICHARD SHACKLEFORD.
feb S-d3t law4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

F,sy-The FIRE in Baltimore on the 9th inst.
,s i, the Brewery Of Messrs. Hoops * Rob,
,,,sou. and Camden, West of Eutaw street.
Notwithstanding the intense eo'd' me Pre"''
., we're promptly surrounded by French
oven the Point Companies, well equipped-and
=. sF.e,s Of the raging element confined 10 the
rwi,s Of a brick brew-hause, which, with the
uh,lr contents, appeared 10 be destroyed. The
,o,. a, leas, 10 or Sl2 900; not insured.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

s;. ,he resul, OF the election became known
.cs,,,iu.d that in this District somewhere
,,n,sor 4 hundred yeople have jumped on Inc
,,,. and or 2 hundred have sPrang clear
from one side TO the other.
The fence hoppers are observed lobe uneom-
monty ardent in :heir wishes for the heai'n anu
rival Of the General, and in pro'estations thab
!. never had semer friends than they are
,,,,,, crew he will be surrounded with!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
John u. HaMpson,

VNTILL, on Monday the 10th da, Of February INST
w open SCHOOL in the room at the North east
corner of Fairfax and Cameron streets formerly occu-
pied for that purpose bv Mr.. Carrot Maggie.
Persons who may feel disposed to place their chill
dren under his tuition, will have an opportunity OF see
ing him on Tuesday and We dnesday next at the said
Room, between the hours of IL A. NJ. and NJ
each days Or at the dwelling of his father on oronoco-
street. any day preceding the opening Of the school,
feb o-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

Delicate Association Of Meas.-An English la
dy Of rank, W lie in he Country, is said to
have been IN the habit ofieaning over the Stair
case aud blowing ont the rnlrv lamp, snuffing
up the efflnvia with great gusio exclaiming,
"a how II reminds me Of the Opera house,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

AN UNNATURAL Acr.-A young gentlemen Ca
disciple Of Dr. Spurzhicm,) was lately tried in
London for having cn,ered the tomb Of his dead
mot her, where he cut off her head, and carried
i, away in bag for the purpose Of examining
il craniologically.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
Notice.

INUIICCs
VVHE Creditors of Jonathan C. May, are hereby no.
tified that by the terms of his deed of trust to
me- the time given the creditors to release the sfore
said Jonathan C. May, agre ably to the conditions q
the deed aforesaid, will expire OH the 18th instant
All persons therefore, who are Interested, are refer
red n Chr Nea,e for further information with whom
the deed and other papers are left.
also give notice, that Immediately after the 18th
inst shall advertise the whole property for sale. in
conformity with the aforesaid deed.
fehq-1t DANL. MCLEOD, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

The New-Yo,k Morning Herald mentions
,s,, one use To which the horse chesnnl may
b. applied is, the cure OF The piles, by simply
carving two or three IF them in The breeehes
r,cEe, Whimsical ss this may appear, tie
remedy is all sfficaoi Us one,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

We disapprovr the practice OF ridiculing any
prfe sion: but the following neat hit we CAM
Lot withhold from our readers:
a. French vii SAYS, TIA, physician pre-
scribing 10 a sick man, calls 10 mind the cir
cum,tance of it'd sUufing candle: II Is ten
10 one but he Snuffs il out !"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
AUCTIONS
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
m the 1lh day Of February neat, at mid day. will
~ be sold for cash, on the premises. that certsin
.,,ss. Lot of Ground on Prince .strsei, south
aSsy side, between Union and Watersheds, ex-
MA tending on Prime twenty feet, and run.
ming southerly parallel to Union.street forty
fonr feet, or thereby, which is erected brick te
nement, occupied by Dir. May segar Mandatory.
The sale is TO be made under the authority Of deed
of trust to the subscriber recorded in the Land Re-
cords of Alexandra County. Libcr G. No. 9, 10. 436,
for the purposes therein mentioned.
Jan 23-5tawts COLIN hULO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
To Rent,

Azz..s That neat two story Brick House,
GSFa with three story back building. situated on
Tss the lower end of Prince-strce, next door to
1NseS. the OF Union street, adapted almost
any krd Of business. 10 good tenant the rent will
be moderate and possession given in few days.
ian 26-eotf ARTHUR Z. URIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY, Feb. 2, 1899.
TIME Stockholders Of this Institution will please take
L notice. that election FIR President and eleven
Directors will be held at the Library Room, Mon
day the 10th instant, between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock. SAMUEL MARK, Librarian.
feb 2-2aw2W -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
SNllLllp NEWS.
ARuIyED. Feb 7.

ARnlvkp. Feb Z
Schr Classic, Smith, Boston; wine to VIM. Fowie s
Co. and sa t to a. C.. C,zenove Z Co.
Schr Renown, Baker, % days from Aux Cryes,
bouni to Georgetown; coffee TO Walter Smith and
George Lowry
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

Delaware & 5. Carolina Consoli ated Lottery
will be orswn in Wilmington J)e on SATURDAY 9Th Of
Re ruar, 48 nun!,, r.. drawn baliots Highest
Prize $4,000. Tickets AZ 'aives ,; quarters /.
Virginia Stale Lottery,
For the benefit or the Dismal swamp Canal Company,
10Th Glass, will be drawn in Richmond On "Wednesday
18th February Highest Prize $4,000. Tickets 80;
halves 10, quart rs S; e,ghths 81. or sale at
,. RUNA ~ zx'S
LOTTERY and Erehange DBce, Alerandrid
Drawing of the Grand onsoidated Washington CT
ty Lottery, 18th Class--l2 ~ % 80 AZ
feb )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
FOR Sale.
.NoYthu mberlan0 academy .

NOrthu mberland tcad envy
THE REV THOMAS G. THORNTON,
go well known to the public as an able and expert
- enced 1eachrr will continue to preside over this
Institution the Jung year. lie viii be again assist
ed by Mr.. JUsErR II. DAVIS young gentleman OF H.
reproachabe character and who has already evirccd
satisfactory evidence of high qualifications teach
The Academy is situated two miles below Norhum-
berand Court house, in neighhorhood proverbisIiy
healthy Colonel WILLIAM JETT. the present stew
ard will continue to manage the Boarding department.
In this Institution are taught the attn, Greek, and
Hebrew languages, and translation of the French Ian
guage-tng her with other pre- requisites for cole.
giate course
About one hundred and fifty volumes OF Books. of
History and science. have been carefully selected AS
the commencement OF a Library.
Mathematical Instrument. Globes ard Maps, both
ancient and modern. also provided for the use Of
the Students.
For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and English Gram
These, with Geography & the Use of the Globes
and Mapping, IS
I'm all other cases, (annuaily,l SO
For Board, (snnuaiiy) exclusive of bedding and
candles, b0
NJ The session will commence on the first day IF
February. and end about tie frs If Dtce"her, with
out any Suumer vacation Parents aid Guardians
will recocci, that they Halle iu ti'e 'mn fees
and board Of their sons and N@tes, nom III. iih'' OF
entrance till the end of The session. "a b. paf quar-
lerIy in advance.
SAHUEI BLACK ELL.
President Of The Bocrd Of Trustees
December 1, 1893.
We the undersigned, have thi, da, attended
mination of the Students of NoETBUnBEKLAND AGA
nrMr and concur in the opinion, ,ha; the highly gra-
tifvng manner in which the several classes (cCmpris-
.g the dead language, English grammar, GeogIa-
ply and Mathematics, acquitted themselves, is indica-
i've both Of h., application any proficiency OF the Stu
DENTS and of the hdet,, ability, and judicious mode
ofinstruction pursued by the Teacher
JOHN d LELAND,
J. NJ. SNllI,
WM b HUDN.LL,
WIN HARDING Jr.
Noy. e7. 1898. SAML BLACKWELL.
jan Is dtlstM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
New Publications.
Receiyed his dan the Ioit0wiuc. yiz:

The Juvenile Forget Me Not
Ditto New-Year's Gift
Literary Souvenir for 1897, '28 and 'l9
Tales from the Souvenirs for 1928 and 80
Christian Classics. vols l2mo
Pope's Homers llliad
Chapone s. Gregory; Erskine's Essays
Portraits Of La Belle Assemblee, highly interesting
Jones' Metropolitan Improvements. or London in the
Nineteenth Century
Life in London, royal octave, with many cod plates
Do in Ireland, Go do DO
Illustrations to Shakespeare by Stothard
DO to Kenilworth
Lucas Drawing Book, comprising complete series of
lessons with examples, in India ink and colors
Smiths Art of Drawing
Drawing Books of animals, landscapes, &c.
Amda variety of English Juvenile publications too nu-
merous for insertion.
feb 7-eoSt A. I. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
% Reward

s. Reward
ID AN away from the subscriber, living about miles
L q from Alexandra, OF the road leading from Came
ron Run TO the Back ] lex Road, negro man named
GEORGE, The property of Charles Smith, lie is
bout 40 yeaIs of age. full mouth dark complexion;
had on when he went away, yarn cloth round jacket
and pantaoons of a redish cast I will give the a.
bove reward if taken in this county. and Zen Dollars
if taken elsewhere and secured in Jail or delivered TO
me. JNO. III. BRODERS.
IanneYsYille Feb. 7lh-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
70 Rent

f-,s The house on Fairf,x street, now occupied
xTTn by DIR Wedderburn as an apothec car. shop
Asssl Also. the BRICK ware ouse IN o in.
49, :er's alley, formerly occupied by >nowden G
1hora on, printing Office Possession can be had
Apply 10
jan 2l-2sw6t SAM. II JhNNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
Oyerseer w antcd.

nNE who can produce satisfactory evidence Of cha.
- racter and capacity, will meet with employment
upon application to the Printer. jan 8-IsW6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
l o Nent
For Rent

TOT hcnL
49,. wish 10 rem, for The present year,
2fFss. the tobacco factory on washington-sireet,
az near the sugar house, lately occupied by 10.
~ nathan G. May. The house is well calcula..
ed for mech mic Of any kind also wish to rent the
lceIiouse in Hslloweii's yard, and large Smoke
House Prince.street, lately occupied by Luther
Chamberlain. Possession will be given Immediately.
ian 81 ELIZA Il. HOOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
Lumber of Different kinds

Lumber of Different kinds
r OGS and Orders of yellow pine. 20. Is, 80, SIS,
l. 40, as feet long, from II to 90 inches square
North Carolina, inch 4. H. inches thick from 16
to 80 feet long
100 900 best cypress shingles
With general assortment of Lumber and Lime
Also
A good supply of ROPE, of different sizes
Shad aud herring twine
Cork wood and oars
Tar, pitch, turpentine, rozin, sc.
feb s JOSIAH HEWES DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

Teas, Coffee and Lamp Oil.
50 Bbls prime green Rio coffee
"a do do W hite do
So chests and boxes Gunpowder, Imperial and N
Hyson tea, part yer. fine
cask of the best winter strained lamp oil. We
will in future keep constant supply OF this article
feb CLAGETT s. PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

The f,loS,ng bull, Of in'eres, to our readers.
has been introduced into the House Of Repre-
.en,ariye., BY The Committee on the District OF
colur,hi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30
FARNS FOR KENT-

JHE subscriber hs, the following farm. FOL
term 81 years. Tbs lease the Muib Islsn5 farm
will expire with the pre:snyesr II lies in HslfrH COUNTY
N. @. Immediately below Weldon the Roanoke River
The ia the Islsn1, ell times good for bos
carrying from 500 to 500 bb Of The completion
The Dismal Swamp Canal must fscilitste greatly the
getting market the abundant productions Of this rich
the first low grounds OF which consist Of usIbsuble al
lvynn. To sensn who would TO grow from so &c iOt
sf the hr o grounds in hemp annu,y, would nsk
the term. advantageous; would unite 10 the cub
tvstion with farmer who ould furnish hf
lshour and superiutend the operation. Of the farm
bsye fsrm ~ miles below this city, iyns IN IItnrico and
Chses City counties, At the junction Of White Ok SwamT
ard Obckshominy RIVER the second above The leo;
Bridge. would give long lease TO good tensut WIZ
would protect the valuable forest attached 10 Il.
hsve tract Hanover county IS miles from this city
The vicinity Of Dibda TslleyS MILL The New Osse Road
Tbi, Dad divides the 1900 ssrss,l which won't
mske IL answer well for two farms each bounded by nil
stream sording meadow enough for its long lease
would he given 20 good tsant.
would ave Jesse for lite 10 $50 acfss7 miles below th
city, on the south side n the Williamsburg road To msn
OF industry aud good habits should ssh nothing bot real
aus oo-opsTstior With my 0versee Rsyuoid'vle p'n
ieetps the extensive forests Of that sse from
Jos. TRENT.
tgrs ic-fm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

ne did not say that no such appointment could be
SAFE or ought to be made, If the constitution con-
tinued as at the present. Nor did he pledge him
selt-so Tar as we can discover-to establish any
such rule in his own administration. On the con
trary as we have already said, whatever might
have been his individual opinions upon the subject,
.he refusal or neglect OF the people TO sanction
them by constitutional amendment, clearly i'm
piled wish, on the part of the nation, that the
range OF selection for executive offices should be
len unlimited; and as an abstaining in practice
from the appointment of members of Congress
would not present the future abuse of power
still conferred by the constitution, he was bound
by sense OF duty TO select those whom he con-
sidered the ablest and most suitable individuals,
without regard to any imaginary line OF dernarka.
ton which the people had deliberately refused 70
establish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

vt\HS NEW MAP5 OF VIRGINIA, HeninE's Statutes, at
- large, uiimers Raadophs Reports VI eases argued
sod det.r.,ned 10 the Court Appe. Josra.. Of the Sc.
uciusive anu Of the Conventions OF l775e and I7es
The Lsxu,nure haviay directed the sale of these books
uaps May Of which purchased by the Sste
ne pa5eatipu taey offered TO the pahe Except
the 1ocratls than snd The
60 be appied tao VI he Library the State
bpped every vusia,a psreher will he disposed
NV hua,ef Of the Maps OF Virgins,
rally Drej for its aud beauty Of
tIon limited auabsr u coPi.s remain TOT sse The
na recently been prfsted the public
Pes The snie period Of the Revolutionary rug
lie. contain valuable and irteresng
where else be ID, ani the Statutes large
the library Of every vitsusn. The f,iiowux the
pSiess:- For the rge map So, sMali hap O.; HuipSs
SAtste large, set sf IS vols IL doasi d,msts He
perts dolls per vo RANDOLPH 20 dp.I. pro-
tcoa vol except the which be sold for
tess 5loli. for the Jouros eompysng
and va. IS ac,, being otsths the eIpels
printing and binding.
Otdsfs sdde,sdto the sbsrber the Capitol 10 the
City ofRiehuond, 10 j. e. Herss above the
'ESsis Hotel will be pronptiy attended t..
WM. II. RlCHARDSON,
Cgesk Of The Council G:i Librarian.
3 sNfi.ch- n. toS-u
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June 26
sEvENTY-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD,

SEVENT Y-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
WMILL be given for my man Ben, who rama
Wv way 18th inst if taken out of this State, and
S25 if taken in, and delivered TO me IN Richmond.
He is is bright nulatto, and has been taken for a
white man. He Is feet9 or 10 inches high stout
made, about So years OF age; has white spot on
the front Of his head-has lost piece off his left
ear--has very large feet He carried with him a
blue cloth coat and pantaoons, casinett frock coat
corded pantaloons, and fur hat He is a rough car
penter and millwright; has good idea of agricul-
ture; can read and write.-I have no doubt he pro-
cured free papers, and will endeavor TO make his
escape to Northern State, as he runaway from
Stafford county several years ago. with three Of his
daughters and was taken in New York, Sept 1926
June l6. lift JOHN HILL.
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FLOUR pEcroR,S .Mo1YcE,.

consequence Of being frequently compelled, in dis
Of the Ia. regulating the OF Fou ,gain,
Offering -four Tor inspection Who have iasd comply
sod IN consequence also Of
Flour Inspector Of New.fork o which city large poror
our n our sent very et in imposing svsy PO.bis
call the attention Of ali concerned the following
their being strictly complied With; also to sndeavor &c oaus.
to pay particular attention TO having -four shipped
~ good order BY rs~edyns defects which ser h.,
Sec requires that all boiled whes, -four troSh any
Pesuon LOT exportation hs be mefchsasbs
and without mixture Of -FOUR four of any
other grain than wheat under penalty OF
speetor ten days any Of records the aour
TO be sold by the Inspector for the benefit of
s.e 4requre, all a.ur barrel, fer expectation to h. vel.
made Of seasoned Materials with hoops, ns,led With
mans IN earh chine hoops aud three nails each bge hoop
der penalty Of ~ cts The barrels inches in length
70 s .sve' and the head II o inehs, in daps,sr half
heb 23 inches IN lesEh, aud the diameter Of
IL inches.
Sea require, the tbl, to be branded with tie tars and
nett weight, under penalty Of AZ cts.
requires each barrel Of Hour to eoatan 1876 pounds
every pound deficient urier and Of 7. Tor every round
Sec requires the barrel, to h. weighed and the tar.
marked II any person put false or wrong t.re
oD TO the disadvantage Of the purchase shall forfeit sset,
tsreha,er 'h. saPaet tn. barrel II there !. e guam.
81 unpaekins sad rePaekns, and
viii se,een BY Sec ., that the Tn.rseor ascertain,
osr o. other grain than wrsat has been with
owses nsuteet TO penalty of dollar, for cash
fcrxitng and
thsteise, be particularly careful to separate rye corn .'
aud all other grain from wheA, before grinding H.
quite. The ss 'I to- by ss "a Of h. Ia. which re-.
Of nearly all the sth.r tbs, are nsurrsd
penalty ter short weight ia snsst Certain IL be
" not immediately inspected for aithoes tall qwsny
oil our may have bees put in them, will found in
ne that the barrels FROM the sp
several Pssnds
Aud SHOULD he inspected after
he weight hoid ost, the merchant who hny, sustain
ns e On ITS BEN. IN the place ia which he
the strict esfo cement Of this part 81 the law, well
those which prescribe the are 10 be
hoped and nailed, aud their d,m.Hsiop,.
trust tina, tso's will be ts
ply with all the acquisitions ofbe Should any person.
ever, from fail my impsrou, Lsty to
enforce the penalties, WHISTLER from faud
nes igncrahee, the law leaves ON the
subject
wouid reeemmendo those who have a,ur iapse that
beare a. sna msShsd' to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

~ Tho ENQUIRER 70 published twice |. week repef.il,
mi three tines week during the session State Lsxs:
tws-Pres the sane hsrs,oore Five Dollars per
yayabie IN advance Nots Of Chartered banks
tsay w be received payment. The Editors rusran.
zee ale safety Of rssiny them by Aaths psstaxs ss
tsrs being paid, By the writer's.
az No paper wall be disc (but the iserssn
s,s Ed.sIs) until all arrsMssss have been paid up.
sAalI have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADvERTIBING.
n One square, Oh LES6-Firsti r1S
svatinuance, 50 cents.
ss~Ns inserted until has either been paid
sssunsd by person this city. its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30
Fur SALE.

FOk SALE.
SE subscriber offers sale On credit Of ne t,,o and
- tnrre years. hi: house and lot Prince Edward Court
morse, The hou'e Of brick, two stories and bslf high
win al convenient out houses, good well Of fine
an ice house, which keep, we'll and
once IN the yard The lot eonsin three aud half
ahd very productive. Tine situation Is believed In he
ds.irsois for professional gentleman with family. TIL.
location very convenient being hut mile, from
den Syjney College, and the distance from Cb
n'khho hood healthy and society n.sscu, agrees
he-Any person wishing TO NAV apple alton
directly 10 me. Ponss,6n given on the isi of Oct
may ~ S-~tI6sJny A. w. VRNABLE.
h ACd OF the sub,cr,bes wIshe to purcIa.e punber Of
NJ Negroes of both from 10 IS yesr. OF ar, for
who the h'sh.: cash Price. will be given. No certificate,
Of character, will be required.
NATHANIEL REESE.
MARK IL. COCKRILL
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IANDS FnR SAIE


N3nE ,abscrber Offers for sale has estate called Green
u SPrs & iyiag James River, in James City county,
Virginia, about two mite. from James Town and fosty from the
1nofh OF the River eoos,ns nearly three Thousand
OF Land, ita thousand five Of which,
Stred heavily With timber and wo"d, e1us
IF the State the Bank OF the River,
lying where Than hall nIlts the shore.
The tmhsr variety superior quality, and very
large proportion sjnrshy adapted Tor ship building. The
whole estate reskabiy level ard aGcfds the finest
On ga large s.tesn, with dam air ea6y constructed and
capable for the Of the year, dvtlg any
eissry The navigation 10 ihe suns', equalt any the
Uriun
thfee hundred which might be eI,ended small
peoss 10 double that quantity large proportion Of which
would be fertile the Sste snd three
hundred the finest ssdo~ land. The
s Of large and ceyaLt hiiek dwelling, tushen
sttaehed complete repair aud handsomely Psined brick
cboae,, barns, stables, Se. ae oTenatds, garden
sredsd las; fall aud well tpChy, all under good
Several Thousand dollars have been
these oh>Ct., within I'll, n,t thee years hDe string,
within the door, eve.
winch thtr hiss been Of ioa,
irs well cs,shhed the heiAin-;s of the situation. Would
be disposed OF, II deSred, with the premises. crops, stock Of
vsriJps descriptions farming nteI,, household end
kitchen f several hundred cords nj wood,
erfysiux tools, yess aud superior schooner sboul
eighty TONS ready ilunch few weeks. The suh,ofI
Pssad b, found ready sale for all he could prepare
market WOOD mas sold from dol 25c iJoil 50et..
per cord, the bank Of the The proprietor contr,
plating REMOVAL tns property will be sold extremely low
Tor cash. very Accommodating ersdT CERTAIN security.
II will he divided TO Al.o hundred
first quality bottom land yiog the Great Ksuswhs, stot
poiety Thousand IT good isDd lying FsI
BY Va within three nile, Of htsaodt,s.
Terms ard further ratueulsfs will he msde known sp
piicscn 10 rbom;oa Mason Esq. Of Aie1sndris, u.
o. Green Spring. near WiliI,hsbnts, Virgins.
May 20 6-w2m c. MASON.