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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
" Washington City. .4ugust l4fh, 1929.
PrONOsaAs

WILL be received at the Office of the Quarter Mas
w ter of the Marine Corps until II clock NJ on
Monda, the Dist September neat. for furnishing
1000 Bushels besf PirginiQ CO0i, and so
Cards Of best Oak Wood,
be delivered at the Marine Barracks and the Navy
Yard in this CITY dt2lS august IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
Steanier Columbia.

VINHE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
L have the pleasure Of informing the public, nat
the above new and splendid Packet has CONNIE nc. d
her regular trips between Baltimore and the District OF
Columbia. -
4A S.Ehc Steamer Columbia. Cap
HI tain James Mitchell, will leave the
tEEE&K lower end of Patterson street wharf
<.s> ~ on saturday of each week, Az p.
VI. for Glerandria, Washington and Gengetcun Re-
turning. she wlleave Uashington Utdnesday NOR
ming at oclock, and Aerandria at o'clock, touching
at tie following places Oh the Potomac River. to land
passalatrs aud freight. both going and coming
OrShe Maryland side: On The Vnginia side:
Point Look Out Sand, Point,
Pine, Point, Bluff Point,
Coughs Lsadiug Place, Bo,d's Hole.
opposite Judge Platers. Mrs. Walters.
near Leonard Town, Quantco. =
Swann's Point,
LudOW's Ferry, and
Mrs. Pies's.
Signals have been placed at each Of the above pls
ces, which will be hosted imme datey on the boat
appearing.
The Coumbs is upward, of 400 tons burthen, hsv
ng ftco cngins, and copper boilers She will carry
from 1900 to 2G00 barrels freight and accommodate in
the most superior ye. at Ieas, 100 passengers For
speed she stands as yet unrvaled.
The propretors hope by strict attention TO the com
fort OF passengers, and of goods to merit share
OF public patronage
Passage to Washington 80, exclusive Of fare.
Freight cuslomary.-UT All baggage ut the risk
Of the owners ROSS, Agent.
Baltimore may 30--june
N. Is. The passengers in the Columbia arrive stuff.
cientiy early for the six O'Clock Lines THURSDAY
morningt Philadelphia
An arrangement has been made, by which tn, Co
umbia, on her passage 10 the District, vail receive
Boats in the patapsco. and also from the steamboat
MARYLAND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22

SAMUEL HESSERSHfTH OFFERS FOR SALE
ca Ids St Croix, Porto Rico an \. y
DO 100 barre- sugars, part of which is pr.nc q.
$50 bags Rio Porto Cabello coffee, part pr cen
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22

SUGAR, Tea, MolaSScS. etc.
n IND1hY, HILL & Go offer for sale
IS hh,ls o sugar, i,t and ID quality
IS do II GrUx do
g. dI y. . ntOl,sses
o terces DO do
10 chests and half chests Gunpowder. Imperial 1
y, u teas, Importation Of is g. superior quail
10 M and s ID catty boxes do do Go do
100 bags green Porto Rico coffee
90 do Java do
80 barrels mess and prime pork
SIS do mess and prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt. Liverpool filed
50 barrels n. f. rum
Cognac brandy in pipes and half do
n o rum in h1g.hcads
hogshesd W India shrub, very fine
bales sof, shel' ( Almonds
90 boxes Cavendish tobacco nf good Gulitty VIII
be sold at ccnts per 10
90 bags pepper
do pimento
10 10 a as .ass Ginger
10 do ssltpetrc
SO barrels behring's
90 do No. ) mackerel
IS boxes lemons
81 boxes shaving soap
90 do mould candles tWR.] July "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
Sugar, Coffee. rea, etc

SAMUEL MESSERSHfTH OFFERS FOR &7LE
S2 IDS lst Croix, Porto Rico an \. y
DO 100 barrer sugars, par, of which is pri.ae q.
$50 bags Rio y Porto Cabelo coffee, part pr Gen
3 s saif chest, y Tyson Tea ?Zgz
3 chests 80
60 half chests Gu powder do -
so 10 & Is h. bomsS G@2
a e Sat es sny' boxes Imperial do ~
10 . h ia IL e sess. Tyson do ~
powchong and souchong in chests and half chests do
10 bags heaV, Sums,ra pepper
50 hhd5 y. Orleans and W. India molasses
casks summer strained sp rn oil
&c pipes Cognac and Csmpaigne brandy. "IIcnnes-
sy,'' Goddard q Co and Seignettc's brands
II half pipes "scienette" do
pipe, Holland gin
100 barrels y r. rum
% do Fuey's snl Trm5!e's American gin
1873 coils patent cor!age, assorted
500 bags pstent shot from the Phenix tower
10 tons Russia hemp
3 bales (iermtU hesSians
90 boxes and half boxes Bakers and Lspham's cho-
co,ate
so BOXES yellow soap for shipping
l6 boxes sperm candles
500 reams No ) and superfne letter and No pot
and cap paper
200 reams wrapping do
so bundles suSag.Ioai paper and beder'Snd bsnd''x
boards
Lisbon and imitation Sherry wine in half quarter casks
l.. z. Madeira in half pipes
rsnerfr and Lisooh in pipes
Hamper, porter bottles
1000 bushels Turks Island salt sept ! ::
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
.Genuine Medicine. &c.
$50 Reward.

$50 Reward.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber living in F.uquier
II county, Virginia, muatto slave nimed ELLS
abou, feet or 10 inches high, about % years old,
and has one of his arms very much marked by tartar
eme,c oin,men, which was applied for the rheuma-
tsm lie carried with hima number of clothes, among
others one black and one blue broad cloth coat, with
roundabout, pantaoons, &c. am induced to think
his biect is escape either to Fredericksburg where
his father a free man named Jacob formerly the pro-
perty of Dr. Wisrf Orange, resides, to one OF the
Northern states will give the above reward for his
appr,henson II taken of the state, and $50 it APP
prehe nded III the state and out OF the county.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
august Is I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
Wheat wanted,

NfORDECAI MILLER & son inform their former
wi customess and friends that they have again taken
no,,cssion Of the BRICK Mill called 7riadeiphn MI
on tie Little River Turnpike Road, Four Mile Run.
where they will give the highcs, price for good Wheat
They are purchasing in Alexandria, Wheat, Rye, and
Corn aud will thank their old friends and customers to
give them call. aug IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-22
Nush Smith s. Co

NusM SMITH s. Go
y1AVE received by the ship Virginia, lately arrived
z 4 from Liverpool, further assortment Of
EARTHEMWARE AND CHINA:
and WHICH, w,, her cs hand, they offer for sale
a, the lowest prices, whnit and retail.
on HAND,
Pipes in boxes
Window glass, Of all the sizes
Demiiohns
Earlhen Furnaces, and
Anassortmcn, of good STONE WIRE.
june ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-20
Gensral aSsemulp.
HOUSE or DELEGaTEs.

THURSDAY, Feb. 10.
On Yesterday, after some minor business was dis
posed Of the House resumed tho consideration of the
Anti-Tarf Resolutions.
Mr.. Hal of Lancaster, delivered handsome argu-
nent in favor OF the report ana resolutions
MIR. Brarto0 made an animated argument the
same side.
Mr.. Kerchceal succeeded in opposition to the re-
solutions, AMI in vindcation of the ccnstutionali;y
Of the Tariff
When Mr.. K had concluded, DIR. Parker. of Nor
ampton, observing that he thought both sides had had
| fair play, moved the previous question.
On this motion, Mr.. Moore called for the ayes and
noes, and the call was sustained.
And the question being, shall the main question be
row put, 1t was carried Ill the negative, as follows:
AvEs--Ncssrs persnsrr, Terril Jetcr Duncan C;,cu
Beasey TroCcr Hmn,er, Tyler ofC c. Games Richardson o,
Charlotte johnson of Ches Turner, Wynn of Din Bosscal
Pitts, Chiffon Holland Cawav Pack Pearls smith or I'm,
Bups, Hail, Spencer of Greens, Tiar White of U,nover
tsr!vely Dyer Richardson OFF, g Pollard ok ~ g. Pollard of
Watts Parker of N6;,h'n Harding Anderson ofSa; Woo,
Iatun Adams, Whether, Walton, tillland. linn Wn,d'
Barnes Alexander of RUSSELL Martin, MORRISON George pes
hs cummings, saunders Stdnccr Shield Grgsby, May-6l
NoSs-Mcssgs Baylcy, Gordon Nelson Ems Clarke rap,,
Boyd, Ward Of BcrEolry, Dodddder, Ed.ngton vance,
ihonblrG Everett Hives OF Campbell Parker of ar Fr,,
lh Miller ofCumb'd Fitzgerald Wrav Fityhuch OF airfx
Stnan, VIM of Fluv CsSean, Mason OF Fred Ciuerrant
kercheyal Carskadon, Goodal Scvmoar Muller Brown Of
lar Williams, liarve clemun Atkinson Isle Of Wight,
Morgan Dunbar, Ups,aw of x. &c O. Mason Of K C. Oldham
Gregory Leland Hall Allen OF Lee, NMlan, Bland Camden
StTaton, Powell of Loudnun, kmh7ouch johnson of ou,
Siolns Hraon Alexander of Meek tOoic, SeEar Wilson
Vass Kent C0ss, O'Ferral Cohoon Murlaueh Aiesrson
Manning, Read Basye, arroit, Davis, Dice Arbosa,t Old
Miller of Pow Allen of treston Dupuy, Anderson of p T.
Woodhouse, Rves of p q, Ma,rae Myers Dolbeare White
Of Rock, Moore, M'Mahon, Cline, Carson Lowell Goodwin
Griffin of Southn Minor Cook, Ford Ruhn Diard Fumes
MCoy Inghram Keller, Ne wton Spencer of Wood a of
York. Rutherford, Aoody-lo4.
Mr.. Parker, in consequence of Mr. Doddrid,c's
saying that the motion for the previous question was
unexpected, expressed his friendiness 70 an ENLARGED
and the most enlarged freedom of debate, but had
made the motion as much at the request of others
| as from his own wishes.
Mr. Doddridge, ob'erving that the hour was growing
late, and the House had been four hours & half in
session moved that the subject of dcbate b. deferred
until o-morrow-which was agreed to, % to H.
| The Speaker presented letter from the Governor
communicating resolution of the President & Di-
recters ofthe James River Company, recommending
the passage of law for the exemption of certain per
sons from paying tolls on the Kenawha. and from
militia duty sc. which on motion of Mr.. White Of
r., was referred.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-20

GaOdStdres tar The COMMUNICATIVE people are
beginning to designate candidates for the convention
and efforts are makiug TO produce concert and bar
mpny. This Is as it should be- The sooner thew
make their selections the better men will they cboesc
sRd the lass opportunity viii demaeogues have for
manOuvreng. On this occason ifno other, localities
should be eEcbewsd, and the single aim be tn elect
the best Principled men.
In the District Of Caroline, &c we observe that
John RoaRe Of King William, now in Congress-
James VI. Garnett Of Essex, and Richard Morris of
Hanover, haye already been designated, by some uer
son through the Enquirer.
In the District Of Rockbfidgc &c. Robert White
NOV in the II. ofD., ) and Andrew Alexander, both
pf RockbrIdge, have heen nominated.
in this District, Gen. Marshall aud Cllapnan Jobu-
son, Of this city, and Gov. Tyler aye been dcscna
rgd.
In the Chestcsiield District Dir. Giles for Amelia
Samuel Taylor OF Chesterfield, now in the Senaic)
aud Thomas Miller and William Old Of Povbstan
tthe present delegates from that county, have been
nominated.
We never saw convention in session. bpt il
las been our fortune to much Of Legislative
action; and We tender 10 ow fellow citizens. q
piece of lice, which our experience induces us
10 think good-it is, not TO send all lawyers to the
Convention. A proportion Of the gentlemen Of the
robe no doubt necessary and adysable but we hope
No cSns"city will sop thor. oG<ofstircr]ng tre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-20

10 THE EDTTOa3 OF THE VINO.
"eh.lgn"m The newspapers have already began
~ h'ne l"rs'Rs for the ensuing Conventional viii
therefore,, take the bCity of naming John Robertson
hsl' a. III person for te Hichlrond District--and
one Who thinks TIE Non Erecboldcrs have rights. a.
We" Z" m" tFoI"fcrs 4 STgSCEfPER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-20

~ g ~" regp".ted 70 state tll1t EpNr>p Pg,
pLEr"N' 81 81 Caroline. win be- candidate for th
House Of Delegates in that County. fcb 20 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-20

u We IRE authorised 10 Say, that IIr. R,cn,qn
CoTE, Jr ~ The Cry Of WILLIAMSBURG will Le a can.
a,1lte OF Tie ensuing election, for The Congressional
set, who dccIni.a5 recollection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-20
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 20, 1929.
General Hereunder Sstsah, and his alnsnneu 10 En-
Constitutions.

Il sgsnerally known, that at the present session
Of Congress, Gen. Smyth moved string of resolu-
lions on the public Inconvenience rrculting from the
eligibility Of presidential incumbent to second
term, und proposing to limit that eligibility to
tsrm Of four years. These resolutions have been
for some time under discussion in the IL of Rep
tsentatives, but owing to the rule of that body re-
strrctiug discussion of resolutions to the hour of
r o'clock, no result has yet been reached.
Meanwhile, some amusing scenes have occurred
in the House. That keen debater and indomitable
GhanpicS, Mr. Wright Of Ohio nquestionably the
mqst tarnidable and dreaded antagonist whom any
Mrklcas wight ever COPIED withal-threw himself
into the breach and has occupied the aoor for four
or i've successive days, in opposition TO Gen. Smyths
amendmsnt, in a Randophiau view of the late po-
ltsal history Of the country, and in investigation
OF The private views and sinister movements of cor
tsh politicians, which has left desolaton in it's path
We arc informed upon good authority, that the
blood has followed the lash, wherever Mr.. Wright
inflicted it, and that he did nfict it. right and left
IN the progssss of his universal castigaton, Mr..
Wright brought to view, the following anonymous
1stters printed and placed upon every member s
fesk, aud the manuscript of which was well known
to thegenerality ofthe House.
"(CopfdcntaLr
"Hngm not every gentleman, who thinks that he
may enc day have fair claim to the Presidential
NChair, be on the alert to double his chances
'(Con6ddntial "
fSuppese that gentleman should conceive that he
wlll at some future day, say 25 or 80 years have
"fair claim to tie Presidential Chair would he not
'do vol to reflect that times makes 4s. and 6
Hines 4onlys4 years that if ak citizens stand be-
Sfore him he has no chance according TO usage and
rthe Constitution it stands at present and that il
hwin.S
Uheesay after thsexpesi6an was made by Mr Wright
1--WE believe tue letters were cotemporaneously pub
9ishad in the Juurnal Gen. snyth, through the Ma
fonal INTEL gsueer appealed to the public, and ask
ed asuspensisn Of opinion, until he could be heard in
reply to Mr.. Wright. The latter gentleman how
eyer has kpt the floor, and the House has repeated
ty refused to sS91 the rule requiring the discussion
Of resolutions to be suspended at lo, or o'clock.
I'VE farget whieh) and Mr.. Wright seems to be
playing tke occasion, the part of the cat towards
the rat, we know not when it will be his good pleas
ire to give up the foorsto the General.
We feel some curiosity to sac hon Gen. Smyth
VII explain these anonymous notes for it seems to be
Conceded by hinself that ne was their author. RE
port says thsy were addressed to ar Storrs of New
York; We do not exactly foreGee, how this insideus
appeal to selfish motives, in support of public mea-
slire,, to be rsconciled to the lofty assumption of
purity, Of the advocates of Jackson and eforro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-20

-G1asidates for CangreS.-In addition to the candi-
astes for Congress already enumerated Gen. Daniel
Snithand Col Joseph Lowell, both of Kenawha, are
GDnuuuced candidates for that District now repre-
scented by L,ewis Maxwell, Esq. Mr.. Maxwell we
understand is also candidate.
In the Williamsburg District now represented by
Eai Bassett, Garter II. Braxton, Esq of Matthews.
apd Richard Coke, Esq. ofWillianfsborg, are cdnai-
dates 70 succeed him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-20

Ilcff ResOIatiorS.-The debate on these ResDlu
films, was etmtinued yesterday, by Cir. hall and Mr.
Braxtsn in their favor and by Mr. aercheval in on
position. We DO not suppose that vote will be ia
kan sooner than o-morrow-the House by negativ
lug call for tbe previous question, indicating til
purpose Gfindulgiug the utmost freedom of debate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31
MARE aSTs 81 .Esvgys.
ENTERED.
HORT or EfCR,dIO.VTU.

ENTERED,
Snip Madison from Liverpool. viii, salt crates
dry goods and hardware, to J Van Lew & Co, G
Ellis. d !Iigginbotiam Luche q szer Il 3 Small
and WIN SIHyth OF Richmond.
ARRIVED.
Schr Swift, James, from Baltimore, via Norfolk.
SAILED.
sSchr Isaac " aiorris, TOWNSEND, %, Vow yor,,
coal.
Sohr Defiance, Lee, for Boston four
Schr Cyaue, Stcelman. for Now York coal
Schr Hero, Chatin, for Portland, flour aud coal
OF Deal 9Th juno, VI 'recai I;edmau I'm Hamilton Roads
NEW YORK. July 27t Cleared. scHrs swan Wogl,r, Pc.
tefshng Amanda 'ieil, Norfolk Taut:vy, Pryor Richmond
Arrived schrs Effort Bel, and Eagle, Avery, days from
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31
TO TIE pERIAE
s'lais Coach tine frona Guyaadotte

-'S S'''P '.tt9 J'oHt UuyHhtt0tteS TO StHfsst-
tda, IHree Times a Nsehsssy 3.
NE subscribers have established ss~Tdna of Eaoss
"a Goggles t:on fuyando,te tll.5al.nton which in
stead OF running iioce only, as stated in fer
ner notices. VIII, tor the greater ACCOMMODATION OF the.
iiaVelier anu 10 prevent unavoidable delay OH the
roat, perform the route three times week.
ihe Line viii pass through Charleston, and froIY.
thence, by the ii,hs and the State TurnIike, to
iewIsburss and lie principal Medicinal Springs, to
WIZ tAe " E'ite Sulphur: the Hot, the Warm &c. to-
Stanton.
* WIZ leave GuYandptte every Tuesday, Tass,s.
d"y ana SATURDAY,, at > O'Clock, A. NJ, and on its
teufl, WIZ leave Staunon every "Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, at the hour. 49,
At Stauhton the lime meets The charlottesville
t'chm2hd' ana fredericksburg LINES, also .uBuins-
three times week.
| Fare from Richmond Guyandotte SEQ So
! The route, from Guyandotte TO Staunton. will lie
performed IN hive travelling days, the 7ih ay i'll each
week beng necessarily Resting day and from Staun-
| Ton to Richmond, or Fredericksburg, in two DAYS
and from Richmond to the City OF Washington in
% hours, and from Fredericksburg to the CITY, in
eight hours.
There VIII be night travelling throughout the
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on .llcjr vav 10 the
forth VIII tlnd this route very pleasant and ci.ea1s
one. aud those who may wish To visit the Spriurs
are inorned that, exclusive OF this Lane, they can
GENERALLY be accommodated, short notice, with
good extra Coaches To those Watering places.
Ana The pubic assured. that in attention TO tho
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far
as good Coaches aud Teams, and sknIl attentive and
sober Drivers afford them tie line shall not be
Inferior toany other i'll the State.
PORTER 81 BEI.DEN
lF'rFc'o's from GnyandOe, 10 the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from he Warm Springs to Stanton.
Richmond, Va. June - 1929. q 3n
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STA GEG

FgTRANEII.ERS respectfully informed thu.
q the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem,
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays, w ednesdays &.
Fridays at y. Nj; arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by Z. NJ, and Salem the third day,
where the great Valley ne tn Huntsville, NASH
vile. &c Is connected. Before reaching Salem,
nj FInks ontIc Blue Ridge mounioin, Ibis line in
tcrsccts Caldwcls lin", which passer FincsstIe
Sweet Springs, Salt end White Sulphur Springs, &c
inteiscctmg Porter &, BelJcns hue at I.ewisburg,
which runs to Guyandottc the Ohio river.
The Richmond line III returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at q A. NJ.
and I.ynchburg on Wednesdays Fridays and Mon
DAYS at 4. NJ.
1hc travel viii be performed by daylight in sun
NOR.
For scats to the West apply at TIC bar OF the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging 70
assengcTs.or other persons, at the risk of the res
pcciiyC owners thereof.
a. PATTESON, Proprietor
RrCuuoND 81 SALEa7.
y. B.-CaidEclis line runs only twice week
Passengers for the Springs sc. should leave Ricl.-
nond Wednesdays and Fridays.
July 10 eff
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Beacon Once .NIus Room }

-, a NoRFoLK July 20, q A. :
The sclir alexander, Foxwell, SO days from Rio
dc Janero, bound 10 Baltimore, has gone up the bay
w learn by gentleman WHO came passenger in her,
tnat the u. ;. ships Hudson, Com Creighton, aud
sandoa, Capt. Gallagher, arrived at Rio dc ia
nefroeaith June, in days from Acknowledgement
GERS and crews OF both ships all well. The Comrno-
dore's ship was stripping.
The Alexander has Brought dcspatches from Com
Creighton to Government.
Tie Alexander spoke cath instant, in lat: SO ~
lon. 20 W. brig William IL Thomas, ct Lynn, 10
days from Philadeiphia, bound to st. Thomas; 25th
IN lat. 81 SO, lon. u, ship Tennessee, days from
New York, bound to New Orleans.
The markets ut Montevideo, I'd Jnre, were dull lur
American produce. AT Rio. 18th June, they were
improving. The new crop Of coffee was coming ir,.
The Newport Mercury Of Saturday says: We re
greet to learn, that several extensive Manufacturing
establishments at Pawtucket have failed within
few DAYS past.
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o. ID. e. co. aucs re.
s6NOGLDyIILI FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 a decreta,

e xotLD1IiLL FOR SALE.-Pursuan, tn decretal ,
ouer ~ TIC cn'ir; of eancery for the district Of Frede.
tspfg tie undersigned commissioner, appointed by
cou iE Ire special purpose. will sell highest bide
aay9 August a beng coust day. that valuable called
stcutuQu auitkey tle county Hanoyer,
Tween and miles Hanover flown and distant
about eighteen miles from Richmond the following efms.
'ns thru cash. and credit III on the BIZ
iice payable IN equal aanaal nsahnents, seemed ~
p win good security, and deco OF trust The premises
ms estate .i'ains abs thousand acres, large p,o-
'pof'on OF which is valuable low grounds IL always
eh as OF the best tracts Of land in The
ne improvements consist of good two bfScS
Offices, which with epat might lie comfortable
ha'aons ho pine pal huildpg has been burnt but Tic
walls arc Standing of good kuanshp, aud might be aga,
i on he a has been eted for tie present gear by the
receiver appointed by the chance but possession viii
tie given the purchaser the fnst day of JANUARY
i ne tenant the land viii be obgng SLEW TO
july 2--l2t LAURENCE BATTAlLE. Comm,r