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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
William Wedderburn,
A,exuNAria Theatre
which he offers by the gross, doz' n,
sent Co-9sv

IJNHE ladies and gentlemen of Alexanra and its vi.
Il entity are most respectfully informed, the above
establishment will be open shout the 4th Of DC
tober next The subscriber has been at the expense
of procuring two new AMI splendid SCENES. painted
eSpress, for this Theatre; the house will be otherwise
handsomely embelshed. lie takes great pleasure in
stating he has maize arrangements 10 procure large
and respe ctable company ut cors from the baltimore
aud Philadelphia theatres, and hopes BY umemitied
crertos 10 raise the reputation orhe house 10 'tS for
mer high standing lie has likewise WA he arrange
mens with several of the most distinguished and po
Dulr STARS ofthe ds,, who VII make their appear
All shortly after the opening Of 'hr hesir'
The subscuhet ,sving uoi rStocd that IA audience
has been frequently disturbed by noisy nd rof
otsS persons gives ts cary caution to stIh persons
Of Gny there are "a, a. that he is DErEnmtSrp 10 en-
fotce the LIS against all such characters
For further particulars, see bills Of the day
S. q. Parker,
sept g t'4t Manager
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
BY GEORGE WHITE.
IIaAies' Auction continued,
THIS NOPNTVG et IN o,rlock

gUlHIs assortment is still extensive, and will be In.
4 creased by the addition of several packages 4
wares, consisting IF high cylindrical lamps. Douglas
Salts cut glass bowls, cottage napp es, Grecan sugars,
china toy tea sets. mahogany toilet gI.sses.
With great variety ofmoulded, pressed and ensnl-
eled ware, Liverpool dinner sets. mantel and pier
glasses sc &c sept g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
Hoots and shoes

~ y. EDISON, door from King, on Royal
- erect has received. by recent arrivals.
so CASES BOOTS {. SHOES.
n. has also made arrangements with TIE mannfae
.rrers to be constantly supplied with Boots and Shoes
Of every description, which he VIII sell, wholesale CT
retail, as low as can be procured in any market
a,r 27--c,3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
James =. GunneN, NJ. ID.
DpNTT0Y'

DESPECTFUI.LY rmsthecitizensand visitors
IL of Alexandria that he may be consulted at AR
II. Clagetts Hotel, on the first andt third WEDNES
DAY IN every month, from o'clock, A. n. until .
Pm
AlI,etterssddressedto DR. e. at hiso flee between
the United tates' Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, orleftat Mr. II. Claget's Hote lin
Alexnadria, Will DE punctssll, sttendedto.
ian Levitt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
Feathers wanted immediately.

WISH to purchase Quantity Of good new tea
L theirs, for which the fair maket price will be giv.
en- in Cash.
Two Bors, Of COOL morals, wanted as apprentices
q. the Uphos.erer's business and Aaitress.making-
Age, Is 10 IL, and Is aud To-.
g., % eos, JOHN A. FOUCARD.
rT The Winchester Republican will pleas publish
.,e above times and send the account to Vs fnce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

but the line has net ystiess rus. and was therein
determined, by commissioners Of the two gov
ernmcnts. An er porfs survey made BY officers
appointed by the Mexican overnment'a lonethrows
ON the Mexican side Of the Line several flourish
inc and populous settlements heretofore supposed
To he i'm Arkansas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

Mons. &oVN
EEAS began his instruction. in the French Language.
lie proposes to open class for young ladies in
the morning, AMI evening class for young gentle
mer. Early applications are respectfully requested.
Apply at Mons. Roux's lodgings at Airs. MONEYS,
opposite Franklin HUusr--tntrance Pitt street
d The classes will begin on Monday. October
4th sept 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
5. cITY T4VERN,"

A,xze "cITY T.4VERN,"
Es@fT alA now in the occupation Of u ClaSet, 81
ES% ;EsH tuated on the west side of Royal street
e9ssa3 and south side of Cameron street, extend
ing from he intersection said streets south toys
street 80 fret thence west 125 feet nches thence
south II t.et6 ach.s; thence west ~ feet, TN nee
north LOG IT g. inches to Cameron street; thence
east on Cameron 1877 feet 81 inches. to the be-
ginning AID
One Ann,dty or Rent in Fee Of 1924.
payable hall yearl, ON the 18Th Ia, and 1914 Novcm
Der in every se.r charged three story brick te.
ne,nent and lot Of ground the east side Of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets. now in tn
occupation OF James Green rerIns cash
The above sale vii be made under deed of trn
from william Moore aaI wife to r. |. Taylor, TO,
the indemniiy e fhos irwin,
For the Trustee:
aug II co VIM. ID. MUTT, Auct
NJ The above sale Is postponed until 81
IURL4Y. The 37fh2f 'orcaber. at noon
TERMS One third of the purchase money TO be paid
in handi the residue in tw" equal n,sslmcnts. of six
and nne months with interest from the day of sale
the title to be resined rnti the pa, ments shall he
completed, with power t. the Trustee to resell fIr
any default in payment.
r I. TAYLOR,
sept IS trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

Public sale.
az &aTURD.aY NEXT the I'd day of October, at
" 10 o'clock, sill be sold at the livery stable ol
Iuit e Cook, cnrner e King and Alfred several
H4CKS, GIGS, HORSES. C.7RTS, DR.4K,
IND SLEIGH.
And one share IN The Alexandria Canal Also. the
uneXp,rcd lease % TE ACRE LOT, at the ncrth
end Of the toEn; Ha, Oats. sc. Terms made know II
at sale. EZRA IuNT,
Surviving partner Of Irn! & Cook and administrators
sept 28-ts If John w Cook
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
Mrdicines, Chemicals. Drugs,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Perfumery,
Bronz2s. Varriyhes, Brushes. &c.

~
1HlHg subs rhers offer for sale general assortment
/ of aforementioned srticls which Physician
Country Merchants and Others viii ind IT their 'ntes
rest to call and examine Among the net nediohs?
have received supply of
Jtjube Paste; or, PectornI Gum:
1hia medicine, besides its mid nature, possesses
pleasing taste, color aud form The jujube paste has
been used, lately in Paris with the greatest succeM; il
is ening, pector.l and calming; it efiecualy ap.
Deases cour h, and softens the puous humor in the
breast aud ,hrcst; il is chh, beneficial to persons Vi
Try constitution, with tendency 20 Plth, Sc and to
those - 10 are fable hosrseness ard loss ~ voice
Dye .SuGs-Conssting of logwood, hache-
wood reawood, csmwood Brazil dust, HrsziiIetto
fusc cochineal. macder, tcrmerc, cudbear, indigo,
arnato blue vi,rol, alum, copprras, cream tartar,
p sr!ash. &c
PeJfumery--0f the following kinds: Cologne
water trie,) mix Of roses, lavender water, rose do.
orange flower pomatun [varictyJ oil cedrsr, cas-.
STA. nfro, lavender and burgamotte, powder puffss
n air power vinagrc de rouge. vegetable rouge, Sc
Sonps.-Cream of soap for shaving, Ia supe-
r;or srliciel rus Windsor, varcgaed, white bar and
Castle soaps, &C
Paints, Bronzcs and Varnshss-Composed
Of chrome yellrw red. do green; Pruss'aD blue,
white lea ycrsgrs, red lead, lithArge pink. drop
lake Terra dc sienna; also, blu. and green sinats,
frostinr, red green, yellow and White bronzes; gold
leaf and Dutch metal, copal varnish, and spirits Of
trpentue; glue aud sani paper; new supply of
ground rsint, sash tools and camel hair brushes, all
sizes-Which will be sold on accommodating terms,
by WILLIAM LANPHiEk l. Co.
sent &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
Va\u he Real Estate for sNle

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to me by
I'D George Mason pf r ,rfsx County, Va and duly
recorded in he clerks office Of said County, bearing
date oath Way a. shall offer for sale at public ane
ton, for Cash, AT C,its's Tavern, West tnd-on tie
I5h day of October, l93O'hs' valuable Tract Of Land
called
GITNSTON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
BOOKS, ENGRAVINGS, &c,

Among them are large FAINT, b,b.es, git, Englisa
pocket do, morocco, git; SCOTS theological Works,
Svols lohnson's works. Woods Dictionar, Of the Di-
b'r' Wh'ston's Josephua, vols, DO do, do, Oar
W d'sle't's British Eoquence, , Y, Bixekstones
Commentaries, v, Termes De Ialey; Rolln, in
French. 10 y, do English, do, Spectator, 2 v; do
Nv; Matte Bruins Atlas, Lueas'do, Eclectic Dspe n;
sa'ory; Henry Kirk Whites works, complete, vol
Browns Phiosoph. OF the Human Mind; Cooper's
Novels, complete 16 voIs with great variety Of No.
YES and miscellaneous works, blanks, states, pencils
chemical ink, quilts &c. &c sept -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

an Saturday. the 1871 day If nert month az
~ IL o'clock at noon, the subscriber viii offer for
sale, at public auction, the premises. undivided
moiety of the Establishment commonly Called the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

.,pID1Y CORNING, SEPT. 50. 1880
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BoNk Auction This Even'g,
4 Yearly candleleht at the suction Store corner u
n King and 81 Assph streets, will be sold valuable
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

The 6rst division of the PENNSYLVANIA Militia.
the volunteer corps of the City of Phi
ldelphia, will celebrate the recent revolution IN
'aOce, by parade on the Ith OF Octuber next.
The Trl-eolor5d Flag is 10 be displayed:between
be coIors Of the regiments.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

sept IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

M extract OF letter from one Of the Ohio
'r~ 0'a'ers, dated cleveland, Ohio, 10th
f,It,u'er' 1850. to gentleman now in Phila-
'p.'@, says" The business on the Canal be.
~ uns place and Newark. is now very regu-
H., ~, INV, "ve'y' and Is RAPIDLY increasing: The
= AIKEN at this office alone. for the ,urrant
|y.0 90 s WI, probably exceed $4,000; upwards of
|s,0.v.%p' august, and will no doubt be $4,000
So 1SkN
,,;a as'uersole excitement exists in Arkansas in
t'a " the boundary line between the U.
ahd Meylcp Ry tho o...i e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

now in the occupation ct u CiaSeti,
Iiuated on the west side of Royal sire
| and south side of Cameron street, eAten
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

S, r,s'e' NaS been received by gentleman of
s.. ','t' "a,ed Gibraltar. August s, which men,
/, ~ 0'a' Commodore Porter had arrived there
~ way TO Alglers, and here learned the
~, - Nn''n had taken place at Algiers.-He
\. W 3'' 'ne next day to Mahon. What would
as ueS' destination Was not known. This
VET makes no mention If nv news from Spain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
WfIS py8y6H A Yfy@OW S.

We have understood, and have no doubt of the fact
that bull calf called Tuckahoe, months old bred by r.
~ Meade, Esq, has recently been sold to farmer on
James River for the of 800, and carried there
We have made some inquiries in relation to this natter
and learn that fourth of this would have been
thought high by the farmers of fine grass country
They permit the most valuable animals pass them and
go on to the south, where should suppose they ne.
yer could succeed with much perfection az in the
middle country, climate and soil being much more
congenia TO their habits
We learn that this calf remarkable in his appear
the FIRST was the second sired by the bull Ed
ward from the Blossom, the premium heifer at the
last Winchester agricultural fair, and full brother 10
Powell, who weighed in hay scales 1915 pounds al
year and week old, in May last This calf is said
to be second 10 but on record and that one full
blooded, Of Mr. PowePs raising. Froick, byBishop and
Laura, at 10 months and 10 days old, weighed 1912
pounds: this bull nearly two months younger than
Powell, but 23bs. under his weight To the fortu-
nate purchaser Of the bull Tuckahoe this will be suf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

FBNRUST SALE,-ln pursuance of deed OF trust
N executed TO the subscriber by General John
Brown deceased, in his Lille time, bearing date The 3ls,
day OF March 1920 and OF record in the clerks Office OF
Augusta, will be sold for cash. before the front Of
Mrs Ann Chambers tavern, in the town OF Stanton
on Monday the 9th Of December next, al The Land
belonging to the sad Etate Of the said John Brownde
ceased, lying 10 the right hand of the Warm Springs
road near stanton, and containing about six hundred
tnd fifty acres-A plat Of the land may be the
day OF sale
Aso lot TO the f. hand Of said road containing a.
bout nine acres, which here is an Ofcbard.-Also,
four hundred Of land, lying in the county Hamp
shire, near the North River MiiIs.Also, hundred
lying Middle Mountain, 10 the county Of Nor
gan.
The title TO the above mentioned property s believed
t. be good, but other title except such is vested
in the subscriber by the deed Of trust aforesaid, will be
conveyed to the purchaser or purchasers.
Nov. 9 53-8t DANIEL SHEFFEY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

Exiensiss Executors Sale Of siares and Other Pei
sonai Estate.
Shall offer for sale at Public Auction, n, the Plan.
taion Of the late Daniel Grinuan, deceased, called
PRESQU' ISLE. in the County Of Cupeper. on tho
9th day oil December next, the sale to continue from
day day until the whole shall be Sold all the Personal
Property which belongs to the Estate OF the deceased
on that Plantation, consisting in part OF tween Ffv
and Sriy Sares 6et,oeen 20 and 80 Horses, several
Brood Mares OF the First blood, about hundred
Head Of Horned Cattle, large Stock OF Sheep and
Hog.. about 100 Barrels of Corn large quantity Of
Hay Fodder, Sc, Plantation Utenss Ca,peniersa aud
Biaeksmiths' Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Copper Sui, OF Chauders best Surveyors Com
passes With Chain and Plotting Instruments, with many
other articles too tedious 10 enumerate.
Ii Is confidently believed. that in proportion to the
quantity OF Property that will be sersd for sale, lar
ger proportion OF very valuable Property never Of
Tered at public sae 10 Virginia The Slaves gen.
orally likely, many OF them very much go; and amongst
them is very valuable Blacksmith young and heal.
thy. Amongst the Horse. there s I'D believed to bo
OF the Best Blood in The State. The Stock Of Cattle,
Sheep and Hcgs, are Of the most improved breeds-
many OF them DOW hi Tor market, and well worth tho
attention Of Butchers The Farnure OF superior quail
ny; " Farmers aud others, DESTROYS, Of procuring
Valuable Stock, will do well TO att, nd this sale, as an
Opportunity OF procuring such will seldom occur
The terms OF sale as iolows The Slaves will be cold
Tor Cash. the residue Of the Property upon credit of
~ months Tor all sums above Forty liars under that
Cash, the purchaser giving Bends with approx ed se
euri'y TO bear Interest from The date but as II s inn.
poran TO the interest of the Estate, that should he
able to command the funds at specified time, will
agree TO relnquish the interest The Sc WHO :, all p,v
their Bonds when due. No Property TO be r- u o, ed
until the terms of the Sale ehall be complied WITH To
Prevena sacrifice OF the property that may be offered
for sale, reserve the right making enc bid 10 every
case, Tor the benefit Of the Estate. Persons DESTROYS
OF viewing any part OF the Property before the day of
ale can do 70 by applying to Mr. Joseph p. NiPpo,
the Manager the Farm.
Il Continuation Of the Executors Sale
On Monday the lS,h day OF December ne xt will be
offered at public sae in like manner at the late res
idence Of Daniel GrnnaD, deceased, in the Town of
Frederick burg All tho Personal Estate Of said Grim
nan, in said Town-consising OF Several House Ser.
vants, Gardener, Cook, O.tler and Sempstress, &C.:
all the Houes- hold and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage
and Horses light Wagon, Riding Horse, considers.
bic Stock OF Books, with variety OF other articles too
tedious TO enunerate The terms OF SAFE stated in
the previous advertisement.
JOHN 5. WEXFORD Ex'or
ofthe last Will and Testament of
Oct g. f4-tds DANIEL GRINNAN, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

YHNHE recently invented Current Mil OF Colonel
n Houghtcn, Of Geo Ohe patent Of which I have
secured Tor this state, The public has lately beer
informed by adversement) being equally adapted 10
tide as well as current streams, In way simple and
natural as nener to pond water nor ohsfuci navigation
shall make petition TO The near General AssenbIy
OF Virginia, to grant to 10 The discretion of the
Courts, the privilege Of establishing said mills on char
tered streams, wherever they may BIZ desired bv osa
wishing to pro6tby the invention. q. M. STONE
N. b. have model completely slucdatn0 The
beautiful and efficient principle which the current
MILL Is planned TO be exhibited at the Capitol al the
meeung OF 'he next Assembly q. M. s.
Chesterfield, Nov. o. 5a-7,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
"AiUon rsr anMAiSs uN.uNo"
From the Pennsylvania faq@irer.
LAFAYETTE.

AT the when this great friend oil America oc
cupcsso glorious position tho theatre OF tho word When no
has hailed by the father oil his own country
and recognized by admng millions tho iusrious and um-
plant rights in hemspheos, the following
his birthday, written few years
ago. Byon Esq of Aoxnd canno, fail to be acceP
table readers
While yet the bloom of boyhood flushed his check,
And courtly honours clustered round his brow,
His heart 10 valour firm, o virtue meek,
At freed ms shrine preferred his gallant vow
High DER ambitions aim his spirit rose,
And scorued the fame that feeds ON human woes
His view she pointed from her cloudlcss height
To whore our fathers on the ravogo field,
Were battling with the pride OF England's might,
And many noble eye in death was scGioi'
As there he the crimson tenpests roll,
Celestial visions flashed upon his soul!
a world for human happiness designed,
lie through the battle whirlwind there bched;
Nor patriot passion tina, his bosom swoed,
In Galias precincts could his soul restrain
He broke from love from France-and crossed tho main.
II long he to,lcd with freedoms chosen band,
Here deeds Of glorious sPendour crowned his fame;
And beauty blessed aud infants ispod his names
His bounty hushed the orphans mourniul cry,
And soothed the pnng that barbed misiortunes sigh
Columbia then, may well his birthday hail
With tuueul harp, with Joyous Pomp and song,
While sons from fathers learn the inspiring tao
That shall from age his deeds prolong
His fame, still Frightening with the sweep of time,
While earth rcvolycs, shall shine through every clmc
What though upon his dcar-oved native France
The trace of tyTnnt footsteps still is seen;
And there consoTial courts with whitening glance,
Ocr struggling genius rear tho gorgon mien,
There yet the truths by her groot patriot taught,
Shall chains that bind tho wing of thought!
The time ero long shall come, when Freedoms voice
O'er Gaia's fpgant vino wroathed hills shall rise,
On this her peoples prou lest day rejoice
And pour thanlssivings through her radiant skies:
Then, Lafayette then shall thy glory stand
The lonest monument of all her land
spirit prophecy which noble
less remarkable than tho glowing which adons them.
sloos Lafayette, prose
poured forth the beautiful Ode from which have taken tho
regoing excclS them all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ALO ABLE LAND FOR SALE.
ANlLL be offered for sale, at Hickman's Tavern.
Wv near the premises, on Tuesday, the 23d of No.
vemoer next, II lair not, the fair day there.
alter hat valuable tract oil land, known as Truehear
lying In Greeubrier county, on the waters of Meadow
RIVER and Seweii Creek. containing lI40 scres the
greater part OF which is bottom land and Of
me hst quality This land lies about % miles west
IRON Lews6urg and 30 from the White Sulphur Springs.
The Turnpike road from the mouth OF Dunap's Creek
10 The salt works on the Kenawha, passes directly
hrough IT, III Is admirably adapted tor grains and ass
es. The situation on the Turnpike will sfford ready
sale Tor its produce aud render excellent stand for
a Tavern.
The land will be sold in body in convenient lots
10 su purchasers. The terms will be third CASH
and The remainder in and two years Or il those
wishing to purchase, much prefer it, third cash and
She remainder in one two and three years with deed
OF trust in either case to the payment One or
all oil us ill be at Fraysers Tavern, ew.burg ten
or twelve days before the SALE should not object to
receiving proposals privately. Letters in the mean
time, may be addre .seh to
JESSE s. ARMISTEAD, Buckingham C. H.
G STdR -; TwiNSS i' or Povha,on C. n,
O't =. 4l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
ERIEN DOLLARS REwARD.--A sorrel mar

TRJEN DOLLARS REWARD.--A sorrel mare, four
n years old, and rather than 10 hands hiSh .
strayed from the evening OF Monday last. She
has a very full long tail, and her Is much rubbed
She has also one two very email white spots about
the ears. She went of with a saddle and part Of a
bride will give ten dollars for the recovery Of
the and saddle, Eve dollars for the recovery of
the mare, and pay any reasonable charge Of keeping
JAMES LYONS
Nov. 0. 52-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
NNTASHINGTON HOTEL RIcuNoND- "
w The Snbscrihrr hapinor leasaL ~ III 81 ii

AN WASHINGTON HOTEL. RIcHMoNp, VA
w Inc Subscriber having leased hi. old and well
known Establishment, for term of wears takes this
opportunity 10 annouOce % his friends and the public
generally, and particularly 10 the former visitors of the
house, that II viii be opened for The aocommod alton of
company, on the fts OF October II Is nov upde- 90
ing h r0Ugli repair aud will he fitted IN in n,,n
but neat style with beds, bedding, and other rree;av
furniture all new, and OF the best kind. He Serysns
are attentive and experienced, aud his po
lite aud accommodating His Bar shall at ali umesb he
well supplied with tie best liquors and ,ynes and he
Table wi the most choice jelicacies of the ssason
which the city and country can afford and he HatsTs
himself that by uuresitng TO his bu he
will give entire satisfaction 10 all who nav favor bino
with their company
Tie "AsHINGroN HOTEL is situated in the most
peasdnt part OF the city, nme opposite the Can't
tol, and contiguous 10 all The Public Offices and h.,
shoft defiance from the Theatre the Banks the Basin
ihe Warehouses, ard the Offices of tie prncoal Msrs
OF the city; and at the tine sufficiently lar remov
ca 70 AFFORD gentlemeA quiet retreat when thew wish
10 feure tom the hustle aud noise OF the treets Such
are me local advantages of this house that NAV VEN
'uTe 10 sihrm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond ei-
ner on business or Tor pleasure, will find IL one of the
most pleasant situations in The city. ia addition 10 what
transient custom he may be favored with the subser.
Der VII be able to accommodate ttcenfvfye or irt,,
BOdRDERS, by the week, month or year nm ,hSs
most reasonable terms ROBERT &. MACON,
Sept Ia 3S-u Late Of Goochlspd Court House
EhISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY r.
~ annual meeting efthe Dismal Swsrnp Land g. ne
Psny VII (ds prescribed by law) be held In the I'm
Of Suhoik, on Monday The 18Th Nov. nex, own
ROBERT BUTLER P ID s.
Smibfeld, Nov. 2. b,I;, h. c.