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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
TO Rent,
70 NeNt,

70 Rent.
AwxA The large and commodious Dwell
%1Tfl/1ling House, on Colunbusstreet, lately
H4 liz occupied by Mr. Thomas Smith -lmme.
date possession may be had
Likewise, the Store and Cellar on King street, adj
joining the Franklin House. at present occupied by
Mr.. Wilbar as fashionable hat store.-Possession
may be had on the LIST June. Apply to
april lS-f CHARLES BENNETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
Consolidating

VoHN SUMMERS n AIEX'R p AUSTIN. respect
- fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copartnership and continue carrying on the
Co ,ch and Harness Masking Business,
at the old stand on ST Asaph-street, between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied BY John Summers;
where all orders WILDE metwth promptattenton and
executed with neatness and durability feb9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
Grain and Plaster

vi UIII tIINI IdoVNI
V1NHE subscribers have formed copartnership, and
i will transact business at Alexandria and Deco.
quan, under the name Off. & j. II Janney. They
invite the calof persons who bring grain for sale to
either of those markets.
Farmers will at alltimes be furnished at Occoutan
with Plaste rether in the rock or ground, very
derste terms. JOS JANNEY, jun:
july I2-tf JOHN n JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09

stocks. nc.
WILL sell at private sale the following Stocks:-
II 500 Shares Marine Insurance Company
" do Bank OF Alexandria
68 do Columbian Insurance Company
100 do Great Hunting Greek
"a do Steamboat Potomac
do Little River Turnpike Co.
do Alexandris e Fauquier Turnpike 70.
4 do Smokers Turnpike Co.
9 do Washington Bridge
so do Fire Insurance Co.
A Bond for 1887 so well secured by deed OF trust,
and SIG, 500 Of the Capital Stock of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria.
$4,000 to be paid notes endorsed to the sstsfac,
ton of the President and Directors OF the Bank 81
Alexandria and $4,000 to President and Directors Oh
the Office of Discount & Deposit, Washington
june IS GEO WHITE e, Auc..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09

-" " O. '"''' '''o0 Aicx,rirt
W." o' 'oN' DfuSs'''' Wasbnsts>
Diuss'''' Ws.IIOs"'
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist. Georgetown. r, e.
s. MURRAY, Port Tobacco, Nd. Wp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09

NIB. This Ointment, which is highly W.
application for Prostitutes, Burns. scald'' "o
mems Sore or sw. He'd Breasts, is put up in ',,f
nished glazed jugs, well corke, and sea't', vi
rcctions how 10 use it. The proprietor "'D. -,
be observed that in order TO preserve hs '"'".S :,
sons using it, will cork il again. so as to Se'P
from destroying it's good qualities. NoaPd *
them in any other waythan being well c''''
sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
~ OUAAens.

O bales coarse woollens suitable for Negro clo,hing,
- received by packet from Phladelphia. tor 'ae BY
sept22 FoWLE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31

According to advices Of the Esd ulttmo from
Vienna, the rumor Of the Porte being dispos.
ed 10 accede to the proposition OF the Aiiied
Powers, was mere stock exchange specula-
tioI, without the slightest foundation.
At Frankfort, from the 22d to the 23d ult.
the cold was so severe that, on the latter day
the thermometer marked IL degrees below re-
~, Reumur. On the 22d The Rhine was COM
pletely frozen over.
A letter Of the 25th instant, from Frankfort,
announces that the approaching session OF the
Diet is expected TO be very stormy. impor.
tant questions relative to the foreign policy OF
Germany are to be submitted 10 that assembly,
upon which the powers represented there are
far from being in accord.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Jan. Is.-In spite Of the immense
preparations making in Russia for an APP
preaching campaign, many we'll informed per-
sons pretend tha, il will not take place. They
found their opinions on the private sentiments
Of the Emperor, and on what appears little
more solid, the pacific disposition OF the Euro
pean Cabinets. 1t is supposed That the Empe-
ror aud the Sultan will give up some OF their
respective pretensions, after the representations
made by The neutral Powers, and that thus a
reconciliation will be found more practicable.
It may easily be imagined, that when the last
declaration Of the Powers relative 10 Greece
had been received by the Porte, the English
and French Ambassadors returned to Constan-
tinople, where they will urge the eoncilialory
disposition of the Emperor Of Russia. If,
however, the mediating Powers have been
astray in their eonjec,ures, and the Porte shall
no. re,rsct any thing, i, is still thought the war
would not effect any harm, because the neutral
Cabinets would join with Russia to support
her cause. II is affirmed that the declaration
of November l6, relative 10 Greece, was we'll
received both al Petersburgh and Constantine
nile
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31
mLADIEs' BAND" CANDIDATE.


1f. Sno,cdsn- Being out Of town TO- '''''
few days, on a sor. of froEe, | did not ''' ~
paper Of Saturday until jus, now. ."
10 learn that q" BAND" is to be to'"''
Washington Street, and that 1t is 10 DC s'
and ,eleci-for, pom honor, sir, wou'1 Nv :,
sociate with any body ignorant oil The '4"' s.,
good breeding. Now, such band IS gum =,
" tippy' for me. Therefore, beg 70.
without delay, make known 10 The I" 49,,
.association' tina, offer myself as ea"a'1' So,
said Banj." can swear, IL neeu ~ -,
Tue nothing else to d0-and as TOR 'e. .'So ,-
dom. think they will be at all 'n','"' ,u
for my name shows, well enough "n'' r..
Pray, Mr.. Snowden, don't neslee' "
in your first paper. and obIige
BOB BRAzEs
March so, 1929. If tx
rive have received commune D,r.
same tenor with the above from D''
Gy."-ED. PHENIx GAz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31
Sun Fire Company.
Extract from an .7ct of the Corporation Of aAsro
r Al E.I... al,.An nj EIH(

Extract from an .lct of the Corporation Of Alexandria,
for the Ertinguissmenfof Fire.
"Src. z If any person who shall be present at any
fire. shall mel leot or refuse to obey the order Oh d.
rection of any officer who shall be appointed by any
Fire Company now established. or which may be here
after established, knowing him to be an officer such
person shall forfeit and pay the sum OF five dollars
provided the name of such officer shall have been first
published IN one of the public papers printed in the
town"
Alta meeting of the Sun Fire Company, held at the
"A old Council Chamber, on Monday evening, March
%. 1922 the following officers were elected to serve
the ensuing year, viz
John Hoof, President.
Robert Brock EFT, Jr. Vice President.
Robert L. T. Wilson, Clerk and Treasurer.
John Hoof, LIST
Robert Brockett, Jr. Cd Commanders.
Jesse T. Ramsay, Sd }
Robert T. Ramsay,
Jno. Dunlap, Sub-Drectors'
Robert !. I. Wilson,
p. Thompson.
Robert L. White, p.c,,.,o-s
James Thompson,
james P. Middleton,
! !:::ss NIECE ' s:s::s,'''s. }r'o,'s...
John Withers,
ROBERT L. WHITE,
march 30-St Clerk pro TEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31
-. S;niHes of .L.fsrson,s last Leffer.
march 30-St

Fac Smiles Of Jeferson's last Letter,
VETRITTEN, ten days before his death, TO r. c.
w Wr1eHrsAS, Mayor of the City of Washington;
and Chairman of Committee of Arrangements who
had invited him to be present at the Celebration Of the
Fourth of July, ls26-beng the 5eth yeaI of Ameri-
can independence.
Also EDGE HILL: Novelty Vrginian.
For sale at the Book and Stationery Store Of DAVID
MARTIN, King. street, Alexandria march 26-eo3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30
LAW SCHOOL


~ If9nSytV67z1o UTg0c5Tf{f
FAflE Trustees have the satisfaction 10 acfrrai,i
a. the public. that they have appointed the Hon.
'OHN BOYLE, Professor Of Law IN the above in
siiuiioh, a.d that he has accepted the appointment
the school viii be opened the first Monday in
Lrcembci irXt, ans continue until the middle Of :
In ensuing The price OF The ticket of ada ission IL
twenty FIVE dollars. 1t has been fixed at that Iow
rate, principally, on account Of some expc,gc which
Students may have % incur in providing themselves
With elementary Books. Il being desirable that the
members of the Class should study the same book at
the same time, an arrangement has beenmade with
Bookseler IN Lexington, to import n number Of Co
;ie5 for their accommodations rs ihcy are standard
works, 70 loss VIII be sustained by the Students III
he purchase ofthom.
Fho method ofnstructinn is confrlcd 10 o d,scrr-
ION OF Judge Boyle, wko VIII pursue that which is
deemed hest undcr the general direction of tho Roard
q" trustees. His eTninence rs profound iurist his
great moral worth and the high rospectubity Of his
'haractor arc 50 well known to supercedo the ne.
ec29r of saying any thing In his confncudation
Lexington IL Sent 2 -7I-3tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30
MISS MACKENLlE'S
SEMINARY

VA ILL 30 recpcncd ga tAc Ist October 10, ~,
w reception OF buarders aud day pupils. Ste
returns her grateful thanks TO the public fer pre-
Terence given To her. establishment, sud rests i,cp
hopes OF It's continued prosperity Sc improvement,
cyiucCd BY her pupils.
ii Is Miss MuVkeu1lvs ambition thEi Richmond, 60
whose inhabitants she CV'c2 much, may. IA The means
oi education. equal ary cty m the Umed State
To ai>n tins end. scc has chccruiv contributed
and Mi continue "a ~ ~, bv Soct,u-- the AID ul
the most CiSlcu masters. S me a,vaula-,S that cSt
oo derived from iiCN 20 well caos,-n libra.
~, Rnc the iSc ~ extensive cnCUlc Sni nlaA,-
sorhicL apparatus Vita is,Cvcr rl,, ,A> can l,r,
ca 80 facilitate 'Nc Improvement - tive r,sin-
generation, and reader literature and sccc, sttrS>.
tive. With vcw ~ I.-;t0r ;l.IS oN.oc.. Ms
Mackenzie = ro0 sd NSW N.>S
r,,r- 2S-l-v-F
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

- virtue It a deed OF trust oNac-;et g, : p
- Tree 10 tine subscribers dated ta- .s-sh L,r-,-,
1925 end recorded II he UtfIce o. he q. "a ~ ,.
5. county court, We shall TGo~av. tie l-.h Car
= October next, 1t Ir I not TIE first far lav ;r
at,eT proceed % sell! On tae premises % tie hehss
bidder. the said J T.. Trees interest in the Tt =.
Land lying q Fork Greek ~ the COUNTY of lo,!rsz.
~ which his father, Jlmcs Trce, dcr d. ivc,. III
ssid Trees interest being los no /, ? :. and 10.
tie local situation Of which may be seen by rcfc-
encc u tie pat fled in the clerks of:ite By Tia,
commissioners who divided the estate
Twelve months credit VAL be allowed the pl.r-
'Dascrs upon their giving bonds with approved Sect
T,y aid Gecd Of tFuet the land 10 secure the paw
a,eH.. JOHN GARTH. 81 Fris.
JOSIAH LEAEE, Jr. { tets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

FETsUSTEE'S SALE.-By varu,e OF deed al uusrcx6
of Anea i0r purposes tnetcin nenoed which decd is tlv
recorded m The clerks Office OF said c,uuy shall, 0th
ns 81 uNocr next tar, otherwise e s DAY, proceed
10 sell "n Toe PROMISES 10 the highest bidder on one,
TWO anu 'hrs years, rrae, OF Land, contained said decd,
DO acres, uorc or less, lvng Flat taceS, tire
COUNTY , aio1esa,a ard ~ouocd by lands EDWARD r.
L2S's'on' ana Tho IL BaosteT aud otncrs.
thAS credit win be given one and three years,
Wv executing bonds with approved lcrsonH security
the Two las, payments
JNO. +, MAY, Suulvin. Trustee
s,E' l'-im" i>c vi himself aud ko X. Jones, decd.
lNsCST Salem virtue of a decd of ,r,,s, ,xfe,Si
odcr wuod tn the subscribers, the 2ad day oi
SltI 1875 and daily recorded Ia The clerks oice OF ap.
wv S"v mr purposes therein mentioned shall proceed
W ~, az p1elc auction, for 'coSy money the highest lcr,
on Nsnesoay tie Sulh Sept l8s9 Hanover hOuse,
oc i'Sc oil land In said county, living Aliens Creek, md
aYs w " oodSonS, aud Others; also, tho following Slaves,
w b'Ny Washington James, Isaac AnncAd, Polly and
r,N' OF ~ much al The above mentioned property viii M
s"h'eent ,o satisfy sad deed expenses attending thu
~ me oUe 'o TIC alNvc property believed iudJSruac,
nut 'c subscribers acin- fOStCes, veil convey ouv such
s,% sNs,d ,a, !" ''''' io,,N psnn; rru.ttls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

Postscript 10 tie abridged Legislofips Chart.
ITO obviaLs the objccnn, made in the Richmond
- Enquirer, of the 2lst August, TO the Legislative
table in ''Constitutionel Charts postscript has
dcused form, all the naterir facts To he cleaned
from the Constitutions OF the several States as cor
sincd the election of 1928, relative TO the basis oi
Represent alton. and The appointment of Representa-
tves. Those who have previously bought copies,
,nay procure This postscript gratis Ivy csllny on tho
persons from w-om they purchased.
~ The Publisher of M. Ganct,s Work. bcys
leave To call tho attention of those who have copies.
to the following errors in the ArpeApiN. Ia pa ~
52,-i4th line from tic top the word "naorc i, omit
ted after tho word "nothia~" And. IN page SS.- 9Th
TN" from the bottom, the word 'fs,lc' is emitted nj.
ter the wor,is "6aS nerc, ysy" SOP lt-caw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30
SoSsta e. GORDoN-

Grocer and CJnlEpiS on .Mcrckani.
4 FFEES - his friends and the public rener,lIy
" well selected assortment OF 'GROCEP;ES
- Wholesale and retail, al eoeyt ailieai ,..,4t,
Special attention viii be paid to any produce con-rn-
- 10 m, t'h ne errepdOn 1jore made and receive
and .2rword goods to persons in Tire upper counlra
Oh tiIe usual terms. srnt lPt .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30
DRY NNCN.

SkkOtO>NlS " ie lccCi,ci - the iOcN tIl, ir til.
NSn o "a, the Dock o,cc Noric,k bcio the h,,
CAV ' NNtn'cg nest 'Nr utu>hlng aud delivering tv tv
nS "SSc''Nct OAN ltNlEE;, io Gate frunCs the Dut
M "a >,la t'sc> tN, tuut,Z, cad uGr prcs Ice,
,l.osv, ~ - a. 81 kvt .o.s
=" curved piece t'' top aud bulnr U,',, los >ac.
"Ct '''' Ncdltv,' - nvl,cs. oud 81 - itvi ot,.
- rUrNNi l.s,C> toe pitic rais ,,oci u uciV
""' W'ouldcC' II inches, aut 81 tnl7 hrt hong.
:" IN de- tov tst,S to ~ >0ci u inches a,, nrui,,
~ Nci,'>, and NJ L. - icCi lo,,,
'c aoNN - pcrS all ulir,i for ono ma, ~ ,,,cs
VA s"c - wautui a. each o'nc NAVY Na.ds ailc>,r
hNS, Nnr alN loCra,a lhcy Eus hc NJ tive uc>i ~uri
n' "r f'r oss and Slate oScd The - pcrcS tor ri,
XXI. ~ ~
Nocs ~ 'e Gates NAV - sovp al rhrr C,c and ,h,sr
NO ''ec' - or proposals requested cVarurc ,hr,n
N> n'N 30 "a tn l,' ~ tic Whoc az the a-v,v tncr
H'e 1t 'oe 90 N'b pOck With tic prccs ycg eutc fN
atn- e klad aN1 TIC G,a)y ~ NE CS as We, tho lna M
sou, SNc distract " hJrc :; Wiu rs r-y--ittNi
I've i'NHo DC 6ut-S I've WIS fr,,,, Ia. -,
~ NvaSt' $40 he frSs 81 Nsychs teiyvcrr cav s,f
>iS aNt 'cc>H7N up1 nc g0>,sals invade iYv n
H'S"'f5 a. SA'o si'c' the r> N No,nScs rr>>,ss
''' u'''eF mN'o'H'r' aIN' caOr &c mace Ar
'N '''~'l - We NcfioN ~ fcN ~ tv Nr A'cNAusc,
fAr--S ~ ts's Or J. E.F.NlNfN - -.,.,..
DIV NNk Orrr-E.
.Nrrg You'd. J,,a,.-,fass maze
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30
JAMES RIVER LAND
EOR sale

: < pursuance Of o decree Of he county court of
= buckingham, The undeIsignci commissioners, or
one or NOR OF them will proceed, on he premises, on
TIC SOth day Of September next TO sell to the high
ct bidder tract % land IN The lower part of Buck
lrghsm. "n James River called .h0r,:t hgG.
THIS tract 81 lard is believed 10 contain SIX hun
ercc acrcs-a5eat hundred and fifty of Which are
low gsuunds. good portion Of The high land is il,
woods, ard y tobacco lard The whole fthe open
land Is N good condnliion eud part of the bottom
llad extraordinarily fertile.
The Improvements originally constructed with al
eve TO taste and usefulness. Will require some repairs
An accnratp sarvcy Of enc 8, hole tract ssccrtau.-
my the Cuan;lty uf forest ana open, h, ard btur,
itna, vail Do made before tn dan rfszc 81 ulatt
rNhibiuEr me Ssus. wI,i Dc prepared !sr is la-.-
instson u those concerned.
fEs"s.-A credit q 1, =, sni vca-s wiz b.
clvca- TIE commissioners VIII require :ta f,, mr.
Chzser bnHds ~ra e3.rov,i security ss,5 W. r.z-
a IN o. thc and uI 10 vtrchsS, ,O,--ey - c,.1.
'a'e - 'ii C,'lsisSlos'- > -i., sstc-s ~ ~, r,
~ ne d.! .esu-, tac s-le. u; 'a --,s>- --
GEO. " PAYNE.
y. T. YONTAi%S N,
WM. I. RANDOLPH s-'r-.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

= tS-i>n At rules holden p, i,S -,fI : r,,, ~
v ne soperoi o"u-t 90 ohaRccty tor be Richmond
5'S5lcI ne Srd Jay Of August. 1922. Bcvcricy Ran
aoioA eT or Of 1hc last wiz ard testament Of HAIRY
Hcih, dec, Vlo was cX'or Of SauUcl Clarke 6cc
pt U-e nst John T. % on. OF With tho " ~ IN.
nC&eo "' Davia tlor'Vu. ioc. No-bv P,,,l.srn and
SnIhu d. FuTu. tyscCs .r- Nrn ~ pl.lirrin q ~ i
her Eun.r, Na'haUr Cou;or AiNc5 C1~pioo KC-
bot ~. fuilrnn. and Ann = lr~v.,fc late Am &
Ciopton DAVID CionJon, a Der; G. Ci1n,on and Ed
dts.
Ihc Pendants 5 .'-eE ~i7a.an. DAVID Ci.,,or A..
h"-t -. Cl'ptou- Gnd Edward Curi. and sarah ms
Tic. n; having entered ihrr appearance and .riyen
security according g. the act g Assembly and ,b,
rnes 81 't,- court ar D; appearing. by satisfactory
evidence. ina tacy inhabitants of tnis conn
Try = ordcr cd. tUa the sold defendants do appear
here on .e f-St cay - tho next January tern, and
answer tie bill OF the plaintiff aud that cony ofths
order be forthwith inserted ~ some NEWSPAPER pub
Iished IN the city Of Richmond, for two mouths sue
cesSveI aud posted At the froEt door of tie copito
IN the s8id city
"a copy. Tostc. WV. C. Prrnrr.,v. c.
u iAGfNih:-At rules, holden in tie clerks Office
OF the superior court Of chlncery for the Rich-
nond district, the 3D. day of August, 1929: Sarah
Williamson, cx'ix of George Williamson, decd pltr
against Garland Thompson. lr. eXcr of William
Mitchell, who was eX'or of Thomas Mitchell decd
james lnnis Thomas III. Mitchell Francis j. Mitch
ell, Francis Johnson and Barb IA his wife. Alcxande,
W., George G. and Anna Maria Mitchell, and Tho
mas Lambert, dts.
The defendants James INNS aud Thomas II. Mitch
ell not having entered their appearance and given So
curiy according To the Of assembly and the rules
o his court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that thoy are d inhabitants OF this country: II is or
dcred that the said defendants do apppsr here nm tho
first day OF the next term and answer the Hill of Tin.
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order DC forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the CITY of
R'chmond tor two months successfully, and posted
Mt tue front door Of the capitol in the said city
~ y copy. h'Cstc. Wv @. pENptFro-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30
LUXURY STABLE.

'k'EH subscriber has purchased the Horse Market
aud Livery Stable formerly owned by Mr. inc
Blackwell Zen the cross street c1dug from the Old
Marhot 10 tie Dock. opposite 20 Mr.. Richard Arm,
iTo"8 I1vcfI) where he Is prepared To receive
'"rse" Oh very Oh the most reasonable prices lie
ms good and careful ostinr3 large and comlnodous
Stable ard pledges himself keep he beet orain and
Proyendcr The market affords. Tho stable viii bo
under the nanoC mont OF Mr.. Richard Hazlcwood
VINO pledges himself that every attention shaI be
pnid 10 horses entrusted 90 HE care aud f,cits the
continuance Of former customers 10 this establish
inent, and hopes bv unrcmi,tno attention IN mont
shgre oi public patronage. Re also inC,rpr- bis
trends aud The public, that lac has supplied nie 81.
Witb horses gigs &c. for hire at the usual prices.
J8yUEC EPylyS
- The Stable, Lot and situation are peculiarly,
veil calculated for drove ho.aes 20 which particular
attention will Doe pail. sent i-1pcGV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

IFh resident OF this Commonwealth YOU will
take notice that Dave fled in tho clerkc Office Of
Inc superior count OF law for the county az Wythc,
statement OF the causes ON which T si,all apply,
~ pe;i,ien, to the Legislature of Virginia at its next
session, for divorce from YOU.
Yours, &c ELIZABETH LYNCH
Wvthc county VI, Srpt lGop at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

MOTlCE.-NlRs Nrtsov continues her
Boarding EstabiishmeDt adjoining tho Wash
i-gtonTavern. within ely yards ofthe Gapitol Sanare.
S'e vii b. prepared to accommodates in the bdet
naQner.a number ct tho Members Of the Con veutieu
and Legsmiure. viii lheir families il requred.E
Good stables, and eenlnre housce y supplied with
9-'r'rasf Srd saSfT' 3os 'eIs arh : ciC,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

DIN GAE1II respectfully informs his
Trends ED ie public, that he intends to cont.
use The saoo Groceries, and viii also transact husi-
mess on Commission. lie las rented tie LARGE fire
Iro'i care house Tor many years occupied by the
hio .rn o. Moacorr. Robipson and Plensants, part
o. Eb'cl is at prescott occupied by Mr.. Brooks
cont / ISL sHMif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

Is now running DAILY Sundays cxceptcd) between
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
BY WAY
TIE CHES.1PE.4KEtS DEL.aIP.4IE C9NgJ,
through which, Passengers are conveyed in elegant
BAKGES drawn by six horses. in rwo hours The
comfort and convenience TO passengers of WATER To
aLANp conveyance TO say nothing Of tie novelty and
grandeur Of the Canal which is the greatest wort Of
The age make this The desirable route between
the two Cities.
The propretors Of this Line, thankful, for the Iib-
eTal patronage already bestowed OF them. are deter
mined TO merit continuance Oft by rendering eve
Ty ialciiy, accommodation and comfort 20 their Pas
senoers.
The PHILADELPHIA, Captain Crocker. leaves
inc ton Of Light and raft street az elk o'clock
\. NJ. Fare a3usua
HENRY WRIGHT, Agent.
~ No. Ldght-sircct wharf
All oaggagc at tic rick Of the owners thereof.
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EpH virtue OF deed of must executed TO the sub
~ scrher iy William Jnkins, OF the county oi
Hanover, bearing date the eth day of June, 1897,
shd duly recorded ia the office of the county aorsad,
tnr certain stim therein expressed, of
shsi proceed 10 sell. Thursday. the LIST day ol
October noNt. at ? O'Clock, To the highest bidder,
lDr cash, on the premises whereon the said William
iinkns now resides, all the property winch said
Iced auorlzes 10 DO, niuch of it os win sat
10y tho claim therein specified, namely two tracts OF
land. ono containing iorty.tvo acres, whcrcon the
sand William Jurkins resides, in Hanover
county, lying roioposomoy creek. adjoining the
lands of Nathaniel G. Lipscomb, benjamin West
and others. The other contains twenty five acres
r.lc'niag the lands os ishsm Allen, VIM. Bo,ve and
ohers, aad being paIi Oi ,he land of Absoam jim
ANS.
also iuair slayes, namely Sue and her three chill
Grcn, ieuy, May aud Judy. and all their in
-rIease; al he household and ki;chon furniture
"a Use ~ the SAID WIN. Jnkms, also horse and
CaS,, one oow and Gait, hogs, sheep, &c, and
Al. The IuC ofthe stock, specified SAID de,
Cftrust.
We as Trustees vii only give such tile as j YES.
I'D n ~, but Q believe AZ 10 10 mdlsputabic
JOHN TYLER.
THOMAS MiORE,
5-5'The above site viii take place nv my request.
sept IL W Atc w. JINKlNS.
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SOL ne parties Interested are notified that appointed tho
% ndN oeton"r next aud this Office, the place f
commencing the accounts directed u forenong ,,r 49,
court ana I've creditors OF the estate OF Edmund Harr on decd
and Prove hcir claims. 49, ~ P''''U''
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