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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18
AUG. CLAIBORNE.
JOHN J. WYCHE.
X. ID. TRU MBULL.

TAI OTICE.-The situation OF the New Hope Acale-
" my is desirable. being In healthy section OF
country. surrounded by incl gent iey and r.
from every haunt Of vicl2 miles East Of Lawrence
vile, and ii West al lie II Id Terms of Education
per year OF ten months X aiding, Wdung English
Grammar, and Arithmetic, $50; GsogrsNhy History or
Ma hmaticks. $50; Latin and Geek $40. Board can
be had in the most respectable iames very convent.
ent TO the Acsd-my, It from $50 to $40 per year.
The exercises OF the Academy viii he resumed en-
the Fl ct Monday in .nuary, 1881. GEO. STONE.
New HoPE ACADEMY, Brunswick County.
Dec. I6, G5-5
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n " pursuance OF order OF the Superior Court OF
"a Chancery ior the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract OF Land on Csump's Creek, in the coany OF
HanvDer. about tour miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning 1920 acres which laid of into los and
Will no sold jointly or severaly.
.aIsO Tract OF Land In the county OF GO0chlond
the waters OF Little BYRD Creek containing $50
adjoining the Lands of Mr. w Payne s. oihers
Tha Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish
ing to purchase by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE Goocband Land, by Mr. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating apply 10
near Hanover Cour,house. WM +. WICKHAM
Surviving Trustee oil the Estate OF Sam'i Gist dee
Aug. 49, EST
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NEW ADvERTIsEM EMTs

NOTtCE TO UNDERTAKERS.- The Subscribers
IN will receive proposals until tho 18th day Of jan
nary next for enclosing the public Buildings at Char
1oe Courthouse. The enclosure 10 be post and rail
the post TO be inches sq.ars and l2 feet long
cedar. locust, white oak, and TO be planted feet
dscp-that part OF the post above the ground To be
neatly dressd the rails to be dressed TO by inches.
aud l6fset long, Of weseasoned heart pine >, to BE-
morced through the post the whole TO be capped by
. rail inches by T. OF wel.seasoned heart pine, and
morced the Of the post aud the post to be slop
cd the inside to three inches at the top the panne
will be teet long. with four rails and capping--ihs
number Of pann,ls about ia. Cedar locust posts
will be proferred.-Those who propose to undertake.
will state the price by the PANEL, and put in their
Inmates for the different kind Of posts. All the timber
must be got before the LIST Of March, and the wsrk
completed by the lst OF June next
HENRY A WILKINS.
JAMES MARSHALL,
WINSTON ROBINSON,
JNO. MORTON,
GEORGE HANNAH.
Dec. Is. 66-wtl5 HAN
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EPl vir.ue OF a Deed OF Trust executed by Jacob
-H-D Hull r. and wife, bearing date the 9th day oil
September, 1925 and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
ice OF the County OF Pend'eton, shall on Mondsy
the 10Th day OF January 1881, in iTcn, of the B. Ia
vern in the Cry Of Richmond sell Tor cash, at public
sale TO the highest bidder, all that tract piece pa
oil land situate in the County OF Pendetou aud convey
ed or devised to said Jacob Hull bis iaherPeter Hull
containing from $50 TO 400 less, nd
bounded a, follows. to wi: Ga the South aud East
by Jacob SDiders land, the Yves, by William HulPs
iand and on the North by the lands oil James Skdmore
The tile is believed to be good but such title only
as Is vested In under the deed, will he conveyed.
Dec. IA. 6i-tds THE TRUSTEES
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MJOrICE BY an order of the County Court OF
lY Hanover, will be sold to the highest bidder, for
cash (tor the payment OF Jail fees Seq the 20 Of
January next that being Court day, at Narrower court
house, runaway slave who calls himself EMANUEL.
He Is between % and 80 years Of a2e-dnk complex
ion-about eet 10 Inches In heght-no mark or scar
peIc, pible-SAys he was cold to negro-tr.der, but
does not know his name. JOS STARKE
D.c. Is. 66-wiw Tailor OF Hanover Co'ty.
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III AND WARRANTS AND SCRlP.--Mr. Mat
a. thew Bonner will be in Richmond, to remain from
the 10Th oil December next until the rising OF the Lee
gs'ature, 10 attend to my business aud to purchase
Land Warrants and Scrp-and TO contract for the loca
iion oil Laud Scrip. All letters addressed TO me here.
or personal calls upon Mr. Boomer at the Eagle Hotel,
viii be as fully answered aud meet with prompt
ten.ion as II was present.
Nov. 20 $500" 'CADwALLADER WALLACE.
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EP virtue Of ID ed Of Trust, executed TO the sub
- scribers by Matthew II. p rkin-on caring date
the wsi ty.eikhtb Day Of February, 1929 and OF
cord in the Clerks Office OF tbs County Of Amelia, for
certain purposes the Elm mentioned The undersigned will
proceed 10 sell The four Thursjayin January next,
at Amelia Court House, IL beirg Amelia Court day, at
public auction, to the highest BIDDER tor cash, tract
OF land containing three hundred lying In the
said county. and likely negres. consisting OF
men, women, boys and Urls, in the sad deed psriicG
iarly msntioned--We believe tho title to this properly
to be unquestionsbr, but acting as trustees, we viii
convey Only such title TO the purcha.ers, as J., vested
In us. JOHN r. LEIGH.
JOHN w. BAKER,
Dec. H. 6l-w2," Trustees.
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House, Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid
ing, &c
FHvHE subscIiber, truly grateful for the patronage he
VI has received during The last ten years, fesPsct-
fully Informs the eitBsne OF Richmond sod The public
generally that he has sk-n great deal Of pains 10 per
feet hime n bis profession, end invites hem TO call
at bis cid stand, door TO The Compiler once, and
examine kiI iestatjoDs Of wood anil marble
lf6sfs frolo n country ~ hls lios stisp6ed y.
De. ~. eA-H C. ~. MsGfttyYcs.
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Dee. lS.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT.
The subscriber IL very DESTROYS to sell or rent,
for year,, her house and lot at Louisa
Courthouse. The house is very com'no ous and
Portable, aud would suit we'll merchant, mechsnic
professional man-being situated in the OF
business There is plenty Of space fronting The street,
for Storehouse or a Shop The terms will BE- liberal.
ELIZABETH N. SANDIDGE.
ID C. lS. Co.,
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ENXAMINATiON.-We the undersigned, having
"a A bes requesed, committee, 10 supeTint nd
In examination OF The Students OF the New Il pc
Academy, uoder ths direction of Mr. George one,
Report: That, afier close and analytical exsmina-
ton on IN Latin and Greek Clasfcs. and the
branches OF Eogsh Education usual sught in Acade
mics degree oil proficiency unaffected highly
dtsbe both TO the Students aud Preceptos. The Spec
tatoTs and also the Patrons of the School,
entire satisfaction at the result We do hesi;ae
recommend this Institution to The patronage OF the pub
lie, we'll for its known healthy situation, for the
ability OF is Principal, a Srh~ar and Dscpiin
FRED'K. w. HARRISON.
AUG. CLAIBORNE.
JOHN J. WYCHE.
*. d. TRUMBULL.
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~ nrhe ENQUIRER is published woek generally and
week during the Legislature
Price, heretofore, Five Dollars payable
advance Notes Of Chartered banks tony will be
received In The Editors will safety OF
writers.
No papor wbo (but tho discretion of
Editors) until all arrcaragcs boon paid
Whoever will OF nino shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
H One OR LESSFirst insertion 75ccnts-caeh
inuancc, SO cents.
until has either paid
assumed by person in this city, its envrons.
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HNARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA The snnUa al
n meeting OF tbe Stakeholder, tor the election OF
Directors for the Bank sud for the Offices Of Discount
aud Deposit will be held wednesday the 9th day OF
January next VIM. NEKERVtS, Ca.h'r.
Dee. g. O-2aw,dfn
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Ch,fIe, sh,.sl o,h ikhwel, Henry Je kn aud Mar
tina his wr Reuben Bfighwe, Join Brshtwen, At1,der
BghtweI, aud SsIuia Ann Bnghst, Easue Dshtel
fant ehiren of Barnett Brswsi J dee and Mary Bistwe
The defendants, John Brigbws DiEh we'll
tie General Assembly and the rule, of tbs, an
70 the satisfaction the court that ih inhabitants
OF this State o. the motion of the Pam6, IL 0deTed, That
the said slenlAn, Jshu Drshtwe Drghtne
appear the r, Jaansy Court The
plsintd hill that pf thn order be b rse,d IN
Of the public uewsp,prt,, printed City Rich
mond, or months ,useely aud also posted the door
Of the Courthouse Of this county a cory. re,te
MA. 81 --ysw+ Is. j WORSHAM c..
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against
Henry spie David spieer, aud John Sim, anL Elisabeth h
wifs, Defendants.
day P,nG, Counsel, aud fled he,r bill
In this the Defenia0, Henry Speer, aud john L. SH
aud Ezbeth ST, WIFE, having entered their aud
given the Act OF Assembly the Ruiei Of
h, Court aud the ','seton othe Court that hey
Abtaas If this Commonwealth, IL Ordtred That the
sAd Defendants Ienry Spiee John L. Sirs and Elizabeth HI,
wife, appear the h,t dy Of February Cour next, aud
the said Bill aud bAt Of thi, orc he 1hwuh in
serted in the Enquirer "a nsw,Pape published the City Of Rich
mond Tor months and that another be posted
the front door Of the courthouse 81 this couny ree,
6O-u5w PHILIP u WINSTON, q. IT, o.
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NOTICE..
NVANTED at the Penten,iary, the following Bill
Wv of Timbsr, viz:
2 900 Willow Oak Felloes, & inches wide.
900 Garry Log Spokes AL l-2 inches ON the hes
edge, #. long. young and tough, Tree from
knots aud splits.
400 pair Hame Timber
900 Whit Oak Spokes, and
5000 H. Birch Scanilng in square, 10 be cut before
Cbristmas-sisc, 100000 Flour Barrel Billc,s.
Oct. %. 50--ti THOMAS NELSON, p A p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

NAASHlNGToN HOTEL RIoHMoND, Va
Wv The Subscriber having leased this old aud well
Known Establishment Tor term, Of years takes this
opportunity to announce 10 his friends and the public
generally add particularly to the former vsiters OF the
house, that ii will be opened for the accommodation OF
company, the first OF October. II IL now undergo
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
but neat STYLE with BEDS bedding and other necessary
furniture, all pcw and Of the best kind. His Servants
are attentive and experienced and his Barkeepers pc.
lite and accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
we'll supplied with tho best liquors an! wines, and his
Table wi h the choice iecacios OF the s,ason,
which the city and country eiiod aud he haitets
himself that by unrcni,ng ion 70 his business he
will give entire satisfaction all who may him
with their company.
The WARRINGTON HOTEL is situated 10 the most
pleasant part OF the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
ol, and contiguous TO all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre the Banks, the Basin
the Warehouses; the Offices OF the principal M,llers
OF the cty and the time sufficiently la
cd TO afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
TO retire from the hustle and noise OF the Such
are the local advantages OF this house that may
ture TO affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
,her business for pleasure, will find OF the
most pleasant situaons in the city. In addition what
transient he nay be favored with the suhscri-
Der Will be able TO accommodate twenty-five thirty
BOARRERS, by the week, month, or year. the
mcst reasonable terns. ROBERT G. MACON,
Sept IL 35-u Late OF Goochisnd CourI House,
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g UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Il A Notice is hereby given that athe cells Ia this it,
titutOn occupied, and that no more patients will
be received until of the said cells are vacant;
due notice of which will DO given. BY order oil the
Court OF Directors. l. HENLEY
May 90. At
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a YOUNG LADY, who Is qualified TO teach ell
IA the Branches OF Polite e ssh + !uoaon, with
Music, s DESTROYS Of obtaining siiuaHn in ptvs,e
Family, &c Far fllher particulars apply to Win
sion, E'quire. Dec. II. 6i-9t
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BID WANNA RIVER LANDS From so TO 90
" q, pGIudbie SaDes at .auctiOn, The lands lying
and bring s'iua- tn Rvanns River, late the pro.
peiy Of Wilson j. Cary, deed, called and known by
the nams OF careys Brook. recently o-'sd for sale ~
notice published in this PAGER, no, having bseo soii
at private contract, will be Of red ioT sale, ~ Auction,
on the premises Wednesday the I9h day of January
next II fair II noi tho next ieir day Oa the farm is
seed. nsaIly 400 busheis Uhsat.
II isund psdient, 10 order to accommodate the
views Of purchasers. thu la0ds may be divided b'o
several paris ots which viii be judged CT according
to circumstances on the day OF sale.
Terms OF sae Of the auds will be third cash, and
liberA. credit given for the balance. II sale OF the
land be effected then sale OF the whole OF the slave
on the premises W II take place-anong viii, Il is a
good house carpenter and blacksmith. Ses TO be
unued from day 10 Day unit, compe,ed-Twelve mon b.,
credit will be given the slaves, the purchasers civ
Ing bends with good personal security and deed or
deeds OF irCs win be required 10 the credit part
o. the purehase money for the iands.
w. TIMBERLAKE. admir- Of the
viii annexed OF Wi sou j. Carv. decd
Palmyra, Dec is. 6S-- dis
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Capitol. in the oty q Riehuond, the "a jane, $50
Joseph Stsph sni Mary his wife, Frrrck Woy aud Ei
"a biz vie, Nancy Hackney aud Jane s. HtkaeS Pi'l'
assiu,t
John Napier AMI Mo,es O. Napier Adm, Of John Nsperds
William FhIpa,fk anil Dolly lis wife, Benz Wnon John
Villa John r. Fitzpatrick, Polly u Fitzpatrick aud Jhn
Fitzpatrick, Debts.
Tap this d,y he heard the hlltken
fesssd all the defendsnt TIE administrators Of John
klpier, d.e tbs OF hs sad admu with the rsp
ssion hs'so Az .shb, and va, s.usd by eou On con
alteration whereof the CouIt doth der, That the Defendants
F,Pi.r and Ms'C Nipisr, Ter account u heir sdmn.
Of the Ee # then ntcststs, before of the
II the who directed rssmiDe state
said ,nI the the sry
ty stated deemed pertinent ny HIMSELF which
by the parties IN be 50 stated.
June 26h. 1880
The plaintiff F'edetek WOIsy, h'vns departed this n Eli
Woiiey, widow, having w
ths Csu doth oder Tn th, suit be
the Of the saii George w MeLsn sod Eti WIFE,
he in all thnsf the plight snd condition,
time Of the marriage Aforesaid. Canie. Te.
WM G. PENDLErON, g. G..
ConIntssioner's Office, Richmond. .V0u 18Th, 1889.
The parties will take
ed the 7h day Of Jauusry the directed
10 the foregoing Court which d,y, O'clock,
they required TO attend off in this city with their
counts and vuess for examination and settlement with
once OF the court
Nov IS 57-s8w HILARY BAKER, C0anissioner.
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IN UuaNOERY -Ia HAa,rtr County Couit, oeObr sOtt,
Joseph woOlfOs, wiliam ,bney, sad Joseph DAsnsy,
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NOrlCE Those persons indebted 10 the siminis-
lV rSors Of Jermsn Baker, He hereby notified, that
II they do not pay Up what they owe by January Pow
hetsn Court, suits will bs Unfortunately Instituted
gsuss fbem. WM. OLD AJn'ors Of
Dee. IS. Z, TT. Miller, J. Baker
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
NEAVlNG numerous repairs and large additions 10
n make 10 my Mill l shall stop grinding the
hrsi day Of February next. Those who intend sending
their wheat TO this market, are, therefore, requested to
do so before the 5h January about that day shall
stop buying. p. J. CHEVALLIE.
Dec. 3. 6O-tl5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

SALE OF NEGROES -Pursuaot to a decree Of
- the County Court Of Hanover, will be sold 10 the
highest bidder Friday, the 3l day Of this on h, al
Cold Hdrhor in the lower ebd Of said couoiy,
dit OF twsive months. purchasers giving bonds with
approved security, tour likely young Negroes, man,
lad, oman, and child; Of good characters, belong
iug TO the Of Edmund Hooper the younger de-
ssssed. At the same time aud place, will be SOLD, by
Individuals, two three other very likely young Me-
goes, OF like good characters Cash sufficient to de.
fray the expenses OF executing the decree will be re-.
quirsd. VIM. STARKE, Commissioner
HANOVER COUNTY, Dec. 3D. 1880. 6l--wtis
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EIOTICE.-PersOns indebted TO the frm OF lyle &
" Cochran are requested 10 come forward ard settle
their accounts.
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business as early
bie /. hoped this notice will the ian
mediate attention OF those concerned. July 81. 2S-i
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VTIRGINIAsAts Superior Court Chsncsry
Capitol, IN the Cty OF RtchuOni, the "a June, 1880
tsph Mary wife, WOlty aud Ei-
biz vie, Nancy Hackney aud Jane S. Hnkneg PiiGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-18

THVHE .annudt Meeting Of the Stockholders IF the
a Bunk Of Pfrginid, will be held according to the
Charter, on the LIST 1onday in January nex,.
Dec. 7. Gift A. ROBINSON. Jr., Cashier.
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EDICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-The suh-
No scribers oI-r for sale, their Office, Sboeke
Warehouse The following goods made at their Factory
A Cotton Sseiings
81 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Osnd5urgs, 20 inches ,oide
find u general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods believed to DO equal in quality 10
any made in the United States, and will be sold az low
goods OF similar quality can be purchased in the Nor
taefn Markets
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. i0--t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-07

:. Blu the Tporh is The .zrtist hnovi1.n
1sAJyETAr returns his thanks to the puohc
for the iber. N 3 ~,,. 70
onJrct the Dgeir. and Securing the latter not after
,h nlan nursued 6y Charnakers. but executed alter
the manner of AN artist long experienced m ms ous
ness. Those who may favor him with their CUSTOM
nav rest assured that pains shall be spared to rem
der complete satisfaction in the work done by nm
Silk, cotton, wooen, thread and lace dye any co
Tor that may be desired, at the shorest notice. ana
colors warranted TO remain permanent. MeTlno sha"s
beached perfectly white, without the slightest INJURY
TO the borders. -,
Two apprentices, from Ii to 10 yeas OF age, viii
he taken 70 the above business. None need apply
but those who can come well recommendeI'
The subscriber continues to keep an assortment Oh
the choicest Wines of his own importation VIZ 'hah
,.;one CIarct Vim Blan: de Grave, Old PORT, and
Madeira; aso Loulun Porter, Hbber!'s Brown stout
Albany Philadelphia Georgetown and Alexandra Ale
near. SUPERIOR Velvet Boltling Corks Also, Mint
Water and Rose Water for sale as above
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-07
WN,iamF owle & CO.

HAVEN STORE FOR sALI' ,.. ca,ro
IS chests Young lily son lea, su
10 half chettsS of approved qu''''
4 chests extra quality do x;,, do
go mail chests Gunpowder ana '''pei'
30 I,hds ST. Croix sugars
~ bags Calcutta DO
so do Rio coffee
$50 do Sunatra pepper
sbiPIf ir mines Sicily Madeira Wine. i"snA' "
1909 Casks
S,. IN and quarter casks Rico Madeira W
onsrf,r casks ,iarch's madeira 90
50 haskets Devett's sparkling Champaign.
30 mines } brandy, Seigneus anu o'"''
~ ~ brands
? pipes superior Holland gin
Is hhds New Orleansrum
80 baskets Bordeaux salad OIL
l2tons 81. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cordsge. assorted sizes
Il do manila DO
bales Brdport shad and herring '"'ne
Bales of sewing and shop DO
co., pieces choPpas
Is bales brown meetings
Russia, rayen'sand half duck
10 bales soft Embellishments
so barrels prime beef
70Oca.ks mills and brads, assorted sizes
? 80 .scks Liverpool filed sacks line salt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-07
David Martin

Ha, Just receiret anil cVrs fer mh,
D.R OF L. Fights; or T,be of The i'el'u'etfs
portions actual, existing bet" cen The wesDtd
Fore gn Commercial cou",rles and 'ho'r Of the lfn,!
states: embracing other wsighty information BW
Il Barney, late Naval Officer the PoI' ct l''IIro
The proprietor" OF these Tables having l'f Many
wears been aware of the great utility that such sqI
would be 10 the merchant, engaged in toTr'sn COTE
merce, as well ~ in disseminating Tie Hiornaip1
contains str more generals aud occupy mg, asbr d!
for = considerable situation where be rGa-.
~ met with iIiculty, and in various instances I.
Il utterly impr,cicab'c to obtsn any thing Ike sit
factory knowledge of the relative pE'p''''" i
commercial heights Of different JoTe's" e'aI' s ..
dpds and p'oces, bore 20 lose "i 'he r''.'' '1''
H.. h,. been induced To unIeIt,ke tn, "urk; sfi Cd
ceives, that BY offering 1t in its present "Tr o''
of all entraneous matter, thereby rendering ia.
Ky, of course less costly It VIII be found t'e Ho' 8
ccptab'c. ''h
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Hrnss ENMN0ery.

X\CHARIAH NICHOLAS begs leave TO MORN MS
IA trends in Alexandrja snlts vicinity, and the pup
lie generally that having. at great expense
ed a BRASS FOUNDRY oH Water street. TOT Tue
purpose of casting ANDiRnNo, WIN every o'iei ,pe
49,; 81 ,,rl Connected with the business, he assures
,be, that he vii cas-, anl finish any work when may
be entrusted to him As well aud cheap as ca" De-
procured from any of the Northern Cities lie WI"
also make or repair Soda Fountains upon application
lie has, moreover employeda workman from thsann
to conduct the Cutlery Business, ana so''ci's
Of the pu,lic patronage Al KINDS ol oclc"S
iron steel. &c. cut to order
Applications NAV be made either at The FOUNDRY on
Water street or at his old stand on Fairfax street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-07
Real Nothing teNnr.

ysNiE subscriber has on hand an assortment oil c's''
4 paignc and ciaret wine, among when are YIN
Blanc de Grave, Madeira, &c of ms own importation
London porter, Hibbert's brown stout Moa'y'
Newbnre, aud philadelphia, Georgetown and a'eAs'l-
lr;, ale AMI ,nrter bottled crab cider and good strong
and distilled vnegar. Csrks of various qualities
Cash given for old bottles .eo
urD,inS aud securing continued as heretofore
z J SALNErAT.
M Orders for any of the above ARTICLES VIII De
.tanIed to either for home or aoroad to suit the eli
mates to which vessels may be bound--an object o'
some Importance mnuders who are aware o' ''e"
cabin stores being thus preserved a.,
7 The editors lfne acknowledgements WASH.
ington, Columbian G'zette, Georgetown
Rr,uhiican VIRGINIA GAG. ute, ,rrenton, and " ash
ingtonan, l.eesourg, viii publish the above st. and
send tn-i, acc cunts to this office
tunes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-07
Mineral " ate5 3.

S9da, Seid'az, Chehenham, Hrgnes'an' EPSON
Saratoga, md Be9tord Uaefs.
s7HE subscribers have erected hXtures'or ''e ptt
r.,;on oftbe above artificial mineral waters, where
thew msy always be had in the highest state perec-
ton Persons residing distance, or IN the country
can obtain either of the kinds of ws'e desired ny t"e
bottle or dnzen which te subscribers warrant 70 pos
ssss ali the virtues ofthe original springs ana also 10
have the same pleasant effects ihey rus, 'o'' WV.
re ,hev have taken TO accommodate with those con
ysniences, to merit share Of the public patronage
They win shortly receive a supply of Saratoga and
pedforI Waters, from the original springs Also Kept
constant, ON hand, SeidIz aud Soda Powders OF their
wn preparation. ~
may II MIl.IlNN I.NNI '''HN ~ -"