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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
Mare disasters Lg The la,e Gale.


Mare disasters Ly HE ta!e Ga'e.
NoRFoLK.- Dec. 1O-Arrived schr. ThreesSis-
sters. Wa,erhousc. New York, bound TO Bai'i-
more-put in. in distress. with loss of cables,
and anchors, in a heavy gale at Cape May on
Sunday night last: same night was run foul of by
the pilot boat United States, which carried
away herjb boom.
The sthr. Alligator, from Richmond, went a
shore IA, Days Poi: t during the late gale and Is
hi.h and dry The steamboat Richmond. with a
Ii litter IN tow left here YESTERDAY for the purpose
of Tightening her-they took out three hundred
barrels. and left lighter and schr. a short dis
lance from her TO take out the balance Of her
cargo.
4 topsal schr is ashore on Pig Point, about
mites to the westward of Craney Island Light
Boat.
Pilot Boat Abel s. Dancan. Cole. fin cruize
9Th ns, Cape Henry bearing W. by $. dis
tant Is miles. f-Il in with the >Chr. Republican.
Of and from Philadelphia, bound to the Chesa-
prakc. with loss OF rudder. foremast and sails
took hcr in t0w and continued With her about 4
hours, when the cable parted-thcy then attach
ed the chain to her which also parted. the wind
blowing esh from W. n. w. and were com
PEELED 10 abandon her-the Capt. and crew were
taken on board the pilot boat and have arrived
here.
A green cotton Pilot Boat, supposed to be the
Eagle, is ashore on New Point.
The topsa, schr. which was reported ashore
on Pig Point. Yesterday. is the Caledor 10. FL.
bridge. FIN. B ston. bound TO Alexandoia-she
anchored at Seawell's Point on Sunday night,
and was driven ashore next morning.
Dec. 12-Arr British brig Benjamin Miligan.
Paul. New York. Experienced the late gale.
during whichshe lay "a hours on her beam ends.
Sloop Huntness. Lippincott. from n. York,
nut IN in distress. with loss o main boon. and
otherwise damaged in the late sale.-On We'd
nesday last. fell in with schr Monroe, of and for
Philadelphia. from Havana, in distress, and took
off her crew.
Loss of The schr. Monroe, OF Philriefphia-
From Capt. Hill. who with his crew arrived here
on Saturday evening. we learn that he encoun-
, tered the late severe gale when within about 40
miles from the Capes of Delaware, and was priv
en- off During the gale, they lost their rudder,
the stern down to the waters edge. was torn oil,
sails blown away and otherwise damaged. The
Monroe was from Havana. whence she sailed
cath ult with cargo of cofee. bound to Phlla-
rIphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
SHIP NEWS
P0RU Or .4LEXaADRLa. "a C }

ARRIVED. DECEMBER Is,
Brig Comet, Staples, Richmond; to r. |. L.
Wilson.
Schr Ariel, Crowell, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
SAILED,
Sloop Friendship Duncan, Philadelphia.
Sloop Express. Smoot. Charleston.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore
ESQ
Schr. Amity, Townsend, hence at New York
11th inst.
Sluop Johnson, johnson, hence at Philadel phi ia
18th INST.
Sloop Diademia. Glknton, cleared at Philadel-
phia for this port 18th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
- 0iice

3N'iF slv and dangerous practice OF firing guns and
ex lodiny crackers, NUT lie disc oItuu,d the.
penalty FIR selling kin e fir, Graz kei>, "re>pd
in,. ~ W rr Is CIV 'n''.r. for very It nee one hdf
f rhch goes 10 tie iytoruer AID "dschars'"g s.y
.ru,Ae, or other fire or any comp0,iIi I ,un
powder "a mnainr powder, within I've limits 81 Vie
town IS one dollar f,r each oil,,c:" slaves. TIE.
rre-, niu'rs snd spprtnN Is. il c. ny o'e' f' ,o
s,iun of those laws and n pcna;. and costs moi IN.
m diseiy paid, III hs committed to the warehouse
his notice is given, that none plead gno ancc.
AS it intended TO enforce these laws IN the stricest
nannt
Is, order of the Ma or
JOu Il hancock,
JAMES tIRCH.
dec lott 6 hpec roIce Officers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
Iustructiun IN Vocal Music

N6n DYER, tea,chrr and publisher # Sacred Nj
Nl sic, from New York respectful, announces his
int. ntion of commencing instruction IN 'nging. IN
Alexandra, the present winter, an" will attend 'nd,-
viduals cAsses schools IL chors. rs ma. he desired
F,rthcr .riicuars will appear in few days m' ans
viii C. these disposed 10 make inquiry on the subject
ar. respectfully re.erred to the rev Cornelius or
a. n u,r,,. dec II 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
YO. ice Notice

UN,uPoSAIS will be received ut my house, on
i Pane, between King aud Prince street., till FRI
dn, the oath Decent. for cleaning all the paved
and unpaved Streets L.n-s, and Alleys, within the IL
nit. IF The CORPORATION of Acxandris, tor me year
dec 6-sot24th WA. VEtTCH, ). =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16

ssFFERS for sale, ut lis stor, corner at King and
~ r ct streets
so barr i prnc white nhea hnily aour
50 ia 'glria VII Ky
Is hhds Trinidad IN ,!,>s,s
l0J barrels M. grns> h,rn gs
SO do Nos |, and n,ckefel
5000 o,S''SI : liverpool coarse salt
500 seeks II - do
500 ton, plaster
% barre Is tar
Together with sssorlm Mt Of GROCERIES.
Which Nil ne So, Nho e>.ie or rv;ai or cNrhan5 d
Tor ANY sn OF counr ~ produce, On the most accom-
modelling { rms &c c;niau 80 receive flour on
Slor,g and to p rchac from wagonsrs, and soicns
his Country r n- 10 give him trial tie Is a,sstedin the
pros, GU on ct his u,ness by Mr. iAsKLL CANooD.
hos, trends AL united call, VIII, re the, may hi
assured tn Ir will be attended to with punctu-
atty nd spotch
dec s lawSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
A. ID Hmrn,nM

still roIiinucs the business
,s-.zes at the g, -. I'd. AID of, = for .sS7&
s.S~.kSssp-ale :, redueed prices < NJ ,ssztss
r assortment Of Nen', AMI fine Boot, Mems
coarse and fine iirogans an Sioes, i.ae' morocco,
eathsy, and seaskin king Shoes AMI 'hpperSi
md Boutrcs; ala, nens and 30, . low priced fur ant
wool .Iats; al Of which red, wholesale and re-
tail, as cheap as any IN the District.
dec fI-t14w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
~ anteN,

Ma neighborine city, an experienced BISCUIT
B,KER one qualified 10 take charge Of an ex
t.nsiy- ,s,sbIi.hm. ut TO a suitable and competent
person hb-ra salary wi b. gwen none other need
appI, inquire at this Office.
dec 2-enoW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
Sple did Fey E0OHs
JUST RECEIVED.

Sp}e dlA tH"ry S00as
JUST RECEIVED.
2 EIfGAST rn'brol,,ered fa,e, Grape dresses
~ do pyramid do d"
10 rich tall do do
'hue gold application do
pieces Gsuz mslis "a new and beautiful arti
Gle for dresse-I
S do E,'H d'nrlesns do
do c. z Marsbout Lama do
20 do coiored and white Blonde Gauze "a new
SO do figured and pl,n silks
Blonde g4uz' f + trimming
D. lace nnd DING
lr I'D and bobb'ne,t do
F,gur, and plain b"bbinett
An,w and beaut iuI yle cr'pe shawls
DO do do scarfs and handkerchief
Muslin Chcmsettes
Iadl, , pat, ut net jackets
iczcn coored emhrolds cd silk hose
5 do do do half do
S do Imperial wors,cd do
s 10 tmbrmd erfd belts
dn 10 (worked with hesds)
20 do ladies' long and short kid gloves
5 do Ineh's vari. x ied slk hose
10 Sctt> elegant bonnet iibbons
50 pieces II" cap do
Muslin trimmings and hse rngs
White ard cciored ho &c thule tor dresses)
so .il.wooi mcrino SEATS
90 elegant worked muslin capcs
20 do do lace do
; cartons real blonde caps
elegant do do lace wells
do do do capes and caps
- do b!o,lc gauEc veis
81 Fro nch worked cuffs
20 pieces thread edging
blonde and bubbinrt fuotirg
IS elegan, black and uhte Isco wells
10 pieces gold and silver ipbuns
Is 20 ihibrt and ms rno cloths
% Fouard d. do
Z do black Cashmere Tor DIR s;cs
DARIUS CLAGETT,
Corner Pa Avenue and lin stree, ,,h'E tp" City
l,c Is st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
= NJ. Sc 5. Ii. jaMMey

AVE just received
ss 3; hh,ls t:rand Bank goldfish
6 mats Bun do
qrsr CASKS Msders VINE
h fq,"r,er Casks Ito do
$50 boxes do do
"a do Port do
qoaarter casks CIDER
10 u,rces potstUes, blues
IL 40 d.. whites
All Of Which they off for SAFE moderate terms.
dec 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16

1, also OH ms way to this city, having sufficiently
recovered to be able to travel III private con-
yeyance.
Sir. Tazewel, OF the Senate, Is. We hear, de-
ta;ned at home BY indisposihon.-i6'a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
$40 Reward
seANAwhY from ~, Farm in Frederick County,
Ia Virginia Battle Town, on the 4,h instant,
VEGPO SHHDR4CH

taking with him lis wife and iniant daughter about
months old. the property of r.Mordecai brock.
morton
Shadrach is about five feet six inches high,
black compile xion, AMI black NTH by trade. H. is
very Intelligent. resds and writes. and has no doubt
forged certificate Of freedom viii endesVor to Pass
as free BE only par, of hs clothing reco"rct-
ed, is a drab great coat, with large cape under
stand he has abou, forty dollars IN silver wt nm,
,s,oI, -, no doubi }
Iwi,I piye t. sbove reward for curing him IN any
i'll so get him again, and it brought home al reason
| sble charges paid Mr. Thr"ckH.Dron has 10 doubt
offered handsome reward for his woman and e,id.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Alexandria dec 9-eo3w
| 49, rbe Ia.crstown Torch Light. Cumberland Ad.
vocste Fredeiiektown Herald. ard baltimore Am RI
~. ;,I nu,l.h the a5ove three ,cseks, and send theis
accounts here fcr oollecusnr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
SihcNU, ENNin

a n additional ~ pk # carpe, chain, cotton yarn
"a f. .or,ed bumpers, Just received ard for sale by
dec l6 0tio' "HiNI'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
DRAU s THIS DAT.


New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Erira Glass No s. j1r 1861
will be drawn the CITY OF \ew York on Thurs
Ia, the Is IA of DecemDer.
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
1 prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
1 do of 10000 so do of 1000
1 do of 10000 SC. &C.. &c.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 50; eigh,Ls IS
lobe had ina ysrie,, OF numbers at the Office OF
3. G12SE,
lottery and Exchange Broker, s'era"aS'a-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
so ~ VII Il.

$40 ~ WI, Il.
GONE villain villains got into the house OF the
= subscriber, the night Of The 18th in tant, and
stule from tie bar r. oin tv" surtout Goats mixed
gre, clio h. one with and the 9th, without, Cape
hu, C.net Giurt, lined with brown fri, e. snd fur
cniiar pair Of BOTS and two odd Boots. pretty
welt worn
vii, give the above w,rd for the recovery Of the
articles stolen, or pToporonabie rewadfr any part
of them. WILLIAM SlUARi,
dec lS-3t 'Fambost " e'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
NNrHware.

A NDiR0SS; shove go, .1s-s; knives and forks;
"A thnartls an! waters; German steel h.n,isaws;
PIT crosscui and hani>aw files. Just received and for
s,'e u, GEO WHITE.
b,c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
SALES AT AZ CTON.

BY P. MAURO & SON, wAsaIserox.
Extensive Snee If SVlenA d
GOODS.
A IN SATURDAY, 8h nstant shall sell ~ c.
~ ton, wIruovr aH-EmvE. ht large Store X, ns
National lfoei building, The Glowing elegant goo s.
now receiving from IN % III:
80 PACK A q Es.
comprisi, he most ,,.v s.,'rmenf ct
RICHLY CUT e. PLAIN GL.4SSW.AFE
ever offered s, auction the Dr. And cunsl. .EY OF
almost ever, ar'ic N tho line
Nsntet, sstrs. 81 d hall lamps, very beautiful
CHI hi .aien sets, sss'lrted
Msntei vases Nth hJwers, sc.
Dixon u >on's superior Brtannis ware, in sets
ivory han'lied table cut err, sets so pieces
First rate jspann'd tea trays
breakfast an tea set { Sill YER
e. neral assortment of Fine Jeweiry
100 dozen Furniture Knobs, cut and pAin, &c &c.
Sale e. commence al IL o'clock AN
Draers, housekeepers, snd The public generally
would find il 'l IL interest to att, nd this sale For
rieuiay enumerat,on of the ARTICLES respe ctfuy
ter them to the ataogu.s which will be read, for
delivery the day prior e. III sale The superior qua-
hty will speak ut uyeif up On examination.
T. M.URO & SON,
dec !6 dts huctinneers, "sshiDg," Ciy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
sAwar,oam AJAX Cauv

A CDNS MT aesorimc0l Of he Ab we ,rlIcIr nlan
4 ufactureh at the Phe.iX Nil, Patterson. New Jer
se, Kent on hand, and inr sale b,
dec 10 : VI e u. j iNNFI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
BY GEORGE WHITE.

4 TIL o'clock on SIT UHUAY MORNING bein0
3 the gut, firn a. :. wi = Id,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Several new { ~.hsI g.; na;ias'., ~sor' Ell sizesy
SOAP in boS'-; itw ttls EPSON salts; barrels br ~n
gar; sms ca>t"gs; vIneSar, in barrels; androns.
show and tong. " nh vsr. y of other a''cie>
uTSaIs in the evening, asusu':varlet,, Dr., Goodss
Hard ar. and flrc ar'ici-s IL 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
<E@

Jermom Itc'iOn.-HoaAcE EVERETT. Est
has been reelected to Congress, OF the sH'on
trial for the choice of menber IN the third di
trict in Vermont.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16

Noroi-The U. s. ship Erie. and schoOners
Porpoise and Shark. sailed from Pensacola on he
Ida u!,.; and the ship Peacock on the 18th, on
cruise.
The L. 5. ship Peacock. Capt. Mccall. from
Pensacola, MAS seen 2Sth ult. IS miles \. w. OF
the IOrtugas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
GOD

Editorial Chaage.-Mr. CoSovrR has. on ac-
count of professional duties. Withdrawn from the
editorial department Of the Cincinnati American
Ill situation which he has filled with great ere
di to himself aud advantage to the cause Of MIR,
CLAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16
Wed. eick Fuu,e

dec 10 dit 8 hDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16


BEAR S,n-Both houses organized this morn
inr. by choosing their officers pro tenn. The Sc
nate elected Mr.. Miller. of Hamilton county,
Speaker. on the Seventeenth balloting--tor Mr..
Miller Is; Mr. King Is; blank |. Mr.. Lar
we'll was elected Clerk. The lower house elect
Ell james Nj. Bell. of Gu 2rnsey county, Speaker.
For Mr.. Bell 10; Mr. Patterson p; scattering
). Mr.. Green was elected Clerk.
Mr.. Miller is IA moderate Jacksonian, and
was elected by the National Republicans IN OPP
position to the jackson ticket. MIR. Bell is a
decided National Republican.
<ENs]
Crops ia Louisiana. -rhe Florida Gazette of
St Fraueisvlle, remarks of the cotton crops, IN
that section of the state, that. contrary to gene
ral expectation they will turn cut almost as plen
ufnllv as those of last yeaA
In regard to the sugar crop of A,takapas, the
Gazette, of st. Martnsrille. observes that most
Of the planters have commenced rolling their cane;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-16

We have news of the revolution in France
there is little stir in the market. Foar we
think will decline 10 $50 IN consequence of the
arrival at Monte of the David Motiat, the -
from Boston. and the Niagara from Salem. he
Margaritta is expected daily there from Rio."
Bur- fhrGni H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

(From Blackwood's Magazine Tor Januar!
THE FIRST GRAY HAIR.


Tho mstron nj her minor, with head upon her brow
Sits gazing her lovely Ncc-ayc, lovely oycuuow;
Why cnu her hand snch look OF care!
Why steals that tear her chcebs secs her first
hair.
Time hath away little Of its grace;
His touch oil thought hath dsnic the beauty her face,
Vet she might mlga In the dance whore mnidens gaiy
SO bright Is still her haZcleye, 80 beautiful her lip
The faded form ia oeA mnkd by than years;
Tho wrinkle tho cheek e the of
The mouruCn lip may murmur OF love it uc'cr contest
Aud the dimucss tho bctray heat that
But she hath boon happy w1;-ho lover of her youth
May proudly claim the nIlc that the trial of
of sligtof lone never banishd sleep,
Her life hath been coucs onc;then, wherefore doth she
weep?
She OoA upon her raven locks; what tonshts did they
call?
Oh! nights whom they wero dcckd 10, banquet
ball;
They boug, baek thoughts Of early YOUTH Ger SHE had learn,
check,
With artificial wreahs the curl. that spoed DER her neck.
She pass lightly ihro hair
Andraw it from her brow leave kiss rkndaess there;
She seemed view her fathers smile, aud feel tho playful
touch
Tha, sometimes gncL steal away tho cu ho priced
much.
And now first gray hair oh, crime
For her wccpwhen she bchDs the first foot mark OF Time.
She knows thut by those will increase
And steal YOUTH beauty strength till life itself shall
IT'S % of vanity for beauty n tho wane-
Yet tho the blossom may sigh bud, and bloom again,
1t cannot but rcnuu,bnr with feeling OF regret,
The spring forever gouo-Iho Summer nearly
All, Lady! heed monitor! thy mirror tells tho truth,
Assume the matron's folded veil resign the wreath OF youth;
Go!bnd it thy daughters brow, ia her thou't still look
'Twere would all behold the gray
t.. hair! II. HAYNES BAYLr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

"a CHICKAHOMINY ESTATE FOR SALE
IA The subscriber offers for sale tract OF land con
tanning 667 acres lying the above river and bounded
by II Tor mile. II is part of the tract known by the
name OF DangerhelGs, in New Kent, about 20 miles
below Richmond and four above tide This tract
inferior TO few in the country and is about equally
divided in low grounds, flats and high land. lis con
venience TO navigation and quantity OF timber for plank
scantling, shingles and slaves ndepen OF the er
ty of the soil, renders il OF the valuable tracts
OF land the river. II il believed that marie aboun
on IL, shells to b. in several banks. The
terms will he accommodating TO the purchaser, and
bargain may be had by application person the sub
scriber at Moons Mount near RappabannoCk Academy,
Caroline or by letter directed TO the Academy post-of-
fee, or TO Mr.. WIN. Brumley by letter, addressed to
New Kent courthouse. JNO DICKERSON
For himself and as agent and attorney ior the dis
Tributes OF the late Col. WIN. Dang rficlG.
dec. 81. 7g-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

Rl ONSIEUR TONSON will stand the en- .uing sea-
Ifa son at Tree Hill, near Richmond Va. He sea-
son TO commence LIST February aud terminate 1t July
next lie will he let to at 30 dollars The season.
which my be discharged by The payment Of 40 dollars
within the Mares lie figured al 10 dol
lars. One dollar 20 The groom 10 every Gaze.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for The
accommodation OF mares sen 20 this horse. They will
be pasured gratis well fed with grain if required al %
cents per day, and stabbed in all bad weather.
One II The subscribers will give his constant per
sonal attention 10 mnc, in order that they may he re-.
turned their owners in good condition. We cannot
be responsible Tor accidents escapes but will use
every exertion TO prevent bo'h.
Monsieur TOnson il beautiful bay, 6lieen hands
three inches high, with black legs, main and tail. lie
- bDely proporuoued, exhibiting beauty aud power
throughout his form His blood, appearance and per.
torrance is equal, If not superior, any the
continent His colts likely, and in high estima.
ton. THOMAS w NTSON
ABNER ROBINSON
Tree HILL Jan. 23. 50 -2dt 3m
County Wbig and Petersburg Intelligence TO in.
ser the above twice week three mOntIs, aud send
their accounts TO 7. w. and a II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
.IEss .MF "a, T.
80 u .E C. e. Il Is. 3.

MENTAL SURGERY, Greenhow's Building ain
~ Street, nearly opposite the Virginia Banks. DR.
MUNRoE has located himself in this city, and will be
happy TO attend TO all those who may require the pro.
iessional aid OF Dentist. He haiters himself that a
thorough knowledge Of the approx principles OF
Dentistry and ample practical experience, aided bv
great assduity and attention. will him the con.
hdence and patronage OF the public His come X ion
with many OF the most distinguished Dentists in the
Atlantic cities ensures him the earliest information OF
the most recent improvements in the science.
r. s. Parents whahave pro per regard for the beau.
ty and symmetry of their chidrens features regular-
y, and soundnsss of their TEETH should on the pre-
fusion OF the second consult experienced Dem
ust, when every irreguariiy from natural
ton o.! the teeth may be corrected.
~ Hours of attendance from 10 to p. M.
Jan. %. 500,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

SOUTHLAND, KENTUCKY, OR MOUTH OF
~ CUMBERLAND RlYER.-All persons holding
lands in the south part of this State lying on te Ohio
Tennessee Cumberland vers, and residing distance
thereirOm and being unapprised Of the value Of these
lands, and more particularly the timber hercon as The
great increase OF steamboats, and the quantity of ash tim
Der consumed on all those rivers will plainly show that
Is important TO the Of land, that they should
Have agents residing convenient to the lands 50 as to
enable thcin to prevent dcprcdaions and the destruction
OF the umOer which u more valuable this time than
tho soil. Any person by referring TO the map may
see That could attend to their business without having
lar TO travel Persons wishing business Of this kind at
tented 70, viii direct their letters post paid TO
STANLY y. COVER
Smitband, Ken. Feb. 2. OS-I year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

n NOTION YARN rg ina-- Ui,,on Factory
~ situated a miles below Charlottesville, on the
mall stage road, leading from that place Richmond
The prcprieors have hitherto orborne TO solicit pub-
Tic attention to This establishments owing 20 the circum.
stance oil the portion Of machinery in operation, being
so limited, as to be insufficient supply The orders OF
those, with whose caston IL favored in The outset
Tue superior quality of the Yarn, they eau now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested proven by expe.
risnce; and having procured such an additional stock
OF ma hinery, a. 10 justify the expectation thatthry
VIII We enabled TO Keep stock on hand, sufficient 10
supply all ders which hey may in future he favored
WIN, lhey are induced respectfully 10 solicit more
extended share OF public patrOnage,-wi,h assurance
'ha the article shall at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable ,erns-Ail orders di-
rected to Union Mills Post Office Fiuvanna county
fa) shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
hvsred either at the establishment deposited in its
vcinity on the Three Chopt Road. for the purpose of
oeing conveyed 10y Wagons, reura from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may its des.
tinaiion.
TIMBERLAKE s. j. s. J. B. MAGRUDER.
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