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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
Oct. Is.

SPECIAL AGENCY.-Tne subscriber will, be-
~ tween this and the first day OF November visit
the Western Counties throughout Virginia, Kentucky
and Ohio His principal otec, is the invest a,ing IT,
tl.s aud Identifying Western Lands by actual re.sur.
vey-leasiDg and making saes.-He assures those who
conhd- their land business to him. that he will 90 on
the soil, and every beneh that can be rendered, shall
be effected. Sewn years digent employment has Civ
en- him experience in hi. profession Reference is Of
Tered TO bis prior advertisement in this psper-Busi-
ness calls him to Rchmsnd, where he-may be seen by
those wishing his services from the 18th 10 the goth OF
the present month, at the Eagle Hotel, or the public
offices in the Capitol left the bar
OF the II ''sl or with VIM. Seiden, Esq. OF the Regis
ers Office, will be affected to: Thereafter to be d.
rested to Fredericksburg, my residence.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Oct. ~. 47-tf
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n UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
~ Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in this in
tution are occupied, and that patients will
be received until Of the said cells are vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. By order OF the
Court OF Directors. HENLEY
May 20 4--n
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INEMALE EDUCATION.-MR. s. MRs CUnrIs

UNEMALE EDUCATlON-MR. .SI MRs. CURTIs
IL will resume the duties of their Seminary the 4h
of October, in the aud commodous house erected
expressly for the purpose Their late journey to the
North has enabled them to make large additions their
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, and especially
TO their meteorological Cabinet They offer to
Young Ladies' Seminary richly furnished, and
OF study thorough and extensive may be desired
The Mathematics. the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Drawing, Painting, SC. will be taught by able and faith
full instructors, and Popular Lectures will be delivered
occasionally, various branches of Philosophy and
Science to which young persons connected with the
Seminary may be admitted. ka
Mr.. s. Mrs. c. prepared to accommodate few
Young Ladies with boarding. washing and lodging for
Oct. %. 4S-3t
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NoTIcE.-o ON .he .eeond Monday in Nov. nex,.,

NOTICE.-On the second Monday in Nov. ne It.
~ at the courthouse door OF the county Of James
City. Qa Williamsburg.) in pursuance OF decree OF
the Superior Court OF Chancery OF the Williamsburg
District, shall sell at public auction, of land
lying In james City, tract containing $50 acres
situated on Ware Creek, adjoining the lands OF John
b, owne, John NJ. Jones, and WIN Richardson, decd
The other supposed to contain 40 acres, situated on
Skmino Creek--and bounded by the lands OF
George W. James, p. Jones aud William Ham
kins. IL Is chiefly wooded-some OF IL being vir.
gin Land. in oak and pine, aud the residue lex.
cept asmall 6eld) covered with pines OF small size,
and easily cleared The soil Is well adapted to the cul
ture Of cotton corn, and oats; and portion Of II is be-
eved TO be quite productive in wheat For further in-
formation, reference may be had to Colonel Wakin.
o: New Kent. or to Maj Edmund Christian OF Richmond
JAMES SEMPLE, Jr. Trustee.
james City, Srrt "a 4O-tds
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MOTTO +.
"a PETITION will be presented TO the next General
INA Assembly praying for the passage of law to au-
thorise the condemnation of such land for the grant
such powers, as be necessary enable the Cor
poraton of the City Of Richmond to supply the said
City with water according to the plan and designs OF
Albert SteiD, heretofore published
Oct. 15./ 46- t1stNoy.
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RICHMOND RACES.

SECOND MEETING AT TREE HILL, the first
- Tuesday in December merit. ,tt
The Proprietor Of Tree Hill contempates in future
to have four meetings at Tree Hill in each year. The
second Fall Races this year will commence the first
1Hesdoy IN December nert, the day after the Legisa
ture meets. 1850
Fsrss Day.--A sweopstake for year old colts and
ies; mile heats; 5000, half forfeit four
subscribers and closed
1. VIM. r. johnson enters b. f. Virginia Taylor. out
Of Coquette, by Sir Charles.
2. J. M. Selden, Marion fcy out Of Sir Henry's
sister.
.. Abner Robinson. Jemima Wilkerson, by Archie.
4. Thos. Watson, (of Tree Hill) Annette, by Sir
Charles.
Second Day-Proprietor's Purse, 5000; two mile
heats; entrance $l5. rfHa
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500; three mile
heats; entrance 500.
The Proprietor little doubts but there will be fourth
days race and in the Of other the gate money
Of that day will be given TO handy cap purse.
In furnishing these second races II has relation to
tho Club formed at Tree Hill, as the Proprietor
himself puts up the money, and hopes there will be
difficulty in Of bad weather, to postpone the
to good day.
J. M. SELDEN, Proprietor.
Oct. %. 4S-td sa
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Groceries, Slep Clothing. Paints and Paint OIL aud
Ship Chdndiery

Groceries, Stop Clothing. Paints and Paint OIL aud
Ship Chdndery.
NAVY CoMNIIssIoNERs' OFFIcE1
ID h October, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be. received at this of.
~ 6c- until the 25th of November mex, to supply
all the Groceries, Stop C dining, Paints and Paint OIL
and Shp Chadlery, that may be required during the
year 1881 for the Naval Service to b. furnished upon
the acquisitions of the respective Commanding Off
Navy Agents, and TO he delivered at the Navy Yards
Portsmouth,, Boston, New York, PHILADELPHIA Balti-
more, Washington, ard Norfolk
GROCERIES,. a
Superfne Flour, per barrel.
Mol.sses, Cider Vinegar Winter Strained Sperm
Oil, per gallon,
White Beans. wii,e Peas. per bushel.
Rice, Spermacei Candies, rer pound
SLoP-CLoTHlNG
Drab Pea Jackets, Blankets
Blue Cloth Jackets. Duck Frocks
Do Trowsers, Do Trowsers
Do Vests, Black Silk Handkerchief
White Flannel shir's. Wool Hats
d. Drawers, Leather Shoes, sewed
Yam STOCKINGS. Curied III air Matresses
PAINTS. AND FAINT OIL.
White Lead (Am) ls,qus. Lamp Black. H..
in oil, lib. Black Paint, in oil, To-
BoT 10 %'y Oil. I9 S P"i',as h. h.
Red Lead, do do in oil, ID. Black Warmth. gal Ii
Do 30 90 dy oil 10 H. B,s Ugh v s; gal
sHii'p cHANDLERy. raw ga
Printed forms Of of-rs Tor Ship ChaDdery, will be
at Boston, Nsw York, and Norfolk, the only yards for
supplying which contracts will he made. Offers for
Siop-CIohing and Pain., and Paint Oil requested
for all the fret mentioned Yards. except Bsllimore
All the articles contracted for, be OF the be-
quality; the Stop Clothing be fully equal 10 the
samples Of the year 1890, In the the seve
raj Communicate; the Cloth Jackets, Tfow,ers, and
Vests, must be made Of ndigo-dycd cloth the Matres
OF clean picked cur~d hair. aad tbck cotton tick
iDg--ibey must be 6 feet long, 2S inches wide and
must weigh not less than lbs. svofdupois of hair
exclusive Of the tiekiog Bidders r.que'ted to
send 10 this office samples OF indigo dyed tDilled
cotton Jackets. Trowsers Frocks and Shirts and state
their prices for the same, 10 be delivered at the navy
yard, B0ston. .Neto York Norfolk. that may be
required. for the rupply OF the West India ,qradron
All articles required, must he delivered 10 substan-
tia and suitable hogsheads barrels casks keg boxes
& when required by The respective tomrnandsnts /;
the contractors for GrocerieS four iron hoops
put upon each moasses bog,h and vinegar barrel,
at hiS own charge and expense. No allowance will be
made for packages OF any description whatever %
delivery, all articles viii be inspected In The usus
manner, in any other the Com may dire
after which the respective Contractors put the NJ
in good shipping order, at their cost or hey will
not he received.
Prices must be affixed 10 esch and every article emu
ed under each head proposed TO be supplied other
vice The off win not be considered. The offers must
be endorsed :" OGtr to furnish Groceries" or SIop-
Clothing" or Paints and Paint Oil or Ship han.
dlsry," tor the year 1881. Oct ~. 4S--,25hN
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RY virtue Of Deed in Trust executed to the sub
I'D scr,ber by Presley Elicit, bearing tda,e the 10Th
day OF May, 1928. and admitted to record in the office
of Charles City County Court the l2,hday Of the same
mouth and year, tn secure the payment Of debt then
owing from said Eilsuto John A. Archer, and by re-
quest OF said Archer shall on Thursday the Is day
OF next month. (November) being court day Charles
City County, at the courthouse of said county, proce
TO sell to the highest bidder for ready money, pub
lie auction, tract parcel Of land, lying and icing in
said county OF Charles City, formerly part of the Le
vel Tract, and thatportion which TO the
said John A. Archer in right Of his wife Mary G. in the
division thereof and the same purchased by the said
Elicit from the said Archer and wife; such portion of
the 'sid land (f the whole be not requred) as will be
sufficient pay the charges and expenses attending the
execution OF the trust aforesaid and the debt due 10 the
said Archer.
The tile TO the above mentioned land is indsputabe
go far a- know believe; but selling as trustee
shall convey such title only is ve.ted in me by the
deed above mentioned.
RO. w. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Oct. Is.
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NOTICE.

1vA dies and Gentlemen with board by the week.
month, year, at her old stand the Capitol Square
next above the Washington Tavern. She would be
glad 10 furnish eight ten Gentlemen with board who
have rooms elsewhere. Members Of the Legislature
can be furnished with Her fare will be as good
as the market afford, and her terms moderate.
Oct Is. 46--r1stDec.
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nR. H. BRAMHAM informs those who are aflct-
~ ed with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, that he is pre-
pared to administer the newly discovered remedy for
that disease, in all cases 10 which it is applicable
His address is Charlottesville, Va.
* ssNEw-YoRK, Der. s, 1880.
Ell do hereby certify that have communicated DR..
Horace Bramham, OF Charlottesville, Va, my theory of
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and have fully instructed him
In my method Of treatment. consider him well quail
fed to manage any that may be presented TO him.
"TALMADGE SUTHERLAND."
Oct o. 4s-6t
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MJ OTICE.-Wa al the PeDtentary so, 900 Flour
Barrel Billets-for which the highest price in cash
will be paid. THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
Oct 3. E.r 4l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

N pursuance Of an order OF The Superior Court ot
II Chaocery for the Richmond District offer for sale
Tfsct Of Land Crump's Greek, in the conn,v Of
Hanover. about four miles below The Courthouse con.
tanning 1870 acres which laid of into four lots and
VIII he sold jointly sevefaily.
.ffso, Tract OF Land in the county Of Gooehia,d
on the waters OF Little Byrd Creek, containing 587
acres-adjoinins the Lands Of Mfr J.W Payne s. others
Inc Hanover Land will be silswn persons wish.
ing 10 purchase by Mr.. Laney Jones who lives near
h--tbs GooclaDd Land, by NJ. Payne
For Tetms, which will be recommendation sp,lv 10
me near Hsnoyer Courthouse. VIM. r. wICKHAM,
sutviylhgTfusiee Of The Esise Of SAINT Gsisf, dec
Aug. ~. oa -
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WHITE-HaLL LIVERY STABLE, Richnood,

"HITE-HALL LIVERY STABLE. Richmond
w Va.-rhe subscriber has establish largo
aud convenient Livery Stable carriage house, &c. in
the OF the Bell Tavern, street. where Travel
Iers Farmers Drovers and Citizens will find find it 10
their interest TO give him CALL ashc is provided with
good and attentive Osters, the best provenser; and he
pledges himself to every effort TO give general sa
tisaciion. His charges will be moderate. r Enquire
when you TO Richmond for the White Hall I'll.
very Stable. WILLIAM ELY, Agent
Oct Is. 46-4t
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niCHMOND COTTON FACToRY.-The sub
IA scribss offer for sale at their Office near Shockoe
warehouse, the following goods made their Factory,
IA Cotton Sheefings
3D. do Shrfings
Stout Cotton Oxnaburgs 20 inches ,efds
ind a general assortment Of Cotton Yarns
These goods are believed to be equal in quality 10
any made in The United Sates, and win be sold as low
them Markets. ~ w
The bighes, price viii be given for prime Cation.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept "a. aoeNu
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ANE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE--On
" Thursdsy the 9Th of January next III the dayis
far) shall offer Tor sae, at Surry Court House, on
credit OF months, 100 likely negroes. OF whom
are young; consisting OF men, women boys, girls and
children-The sale will be made without re serve and
be continued from day 10 day till Effected al persons
DESTROYS Of buying slaves may meet on this occasion
with such as will suit their demands.
J. N. FAULCON.
.adm'or Of John Fauicon deed.
Surry Court House. Oct IL. As 8, & 2smtlsiJ.
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HpOUNTY LANDS-The subscriber offers hi.
n services TO claimants OF Revolutionary Bounty
Lands in procuring Scrip for Warrants issued be
i,sued by the Executive OF Virginia. 10y the S-cre-
tsry OF War, and in locating the where the be.
collections OF land may be made He will also buy War
raDts or the Scrip
He msy be found at all times at Mrs Duvaps board.
Ing house, near the Capitol.
All letters addressed TO him at Richmond, and post
paid, will be duly attended 10.
Sept IL ss-H JAS. sOUTHGATE
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243 North Thifd street
JOHN WEAVER, Agent,
s W. Corner Of Ju;iana and Callowhill streets.
fhia'eiphia, Oct IL 45-St
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BEACON OFF1cE.
Norfolk, Noyember ei-6 a NJ

Nor)oLc, November 2I-6 A. M
ARRIVAL OF THE u. S. SHIP LEXINGTON.
The Lexington, Capt. WIN. NJ HUNrER from the
Mediterranean, anchored in Hampton Roads on Fri
day night last and came up on Saturday and pro
ceeded to the Navy Yard. AS she passed I'd the
tarnor, IN handsome style, she was cheered by
number OF citizens who had assembled on Collev's
wharf, and on the steamboat Virginia. when tho
saiutation was cordially returned AS she approach
ed he Navy Yard salute was fired. which was
soon after returned from Tire Yard The LEXINGTON
sailed from Port MahoD on the gid Sept. where she
lett the u s.. ship Java, Com. BIDDLE who would #
was expected winter there The ships Const ellation
Capt WAnswoRTH, having on board Mr. LEE. late
Consul c General to Algiers and lady, ond Fairfield
GoPt. PARRER, sailed on the same day with the
Lexington. for Naples.-Mr. LEE and ladv wonId
embark from some port in France, for the United
States.
The Lexington, passed Gibraltar on the 9th Oc
to5er, at which time the u. S. sIoop of war Onta
RIO Capt STEVENS, was lying there
We learn that the health of the squadron was
generally good.
Com. BIDDIE, who had been in bad state of
health, had perfectly recovered previous to the de-
psrture of the Lexington
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asas wnsketed aud lonsspured troeps This happeued
'" ~ .e very s week OF Taleyrans in LONDON;
week That was, doubtless have been spent in such
ing Shat with old and long absent friends. ~
- oows up the whole scheme for making change
III Tor amusing the French with as and Roi
YEN or nong no'hns in Short but merely changing names
au Peons >. The schemers do at the true cause
VI al 'heSe rcVciuons with regard OF France they
10 not see mat the great ground of exstc before the
ordinances oil The 25h July that this ground was weight
OF me taxes; that the ordinances merely put to the
sgaznei and that therefore if Louis Philippe ci,oyen
o"gn ne oe do nor take of large part taxes will
ue NO oeer man Charies and he do, the Jews and obber
,s go unpaid: One short describes whole affair
.ns people are every where, resolved Ions er
70 eo defs: the bees resolved longeS
i"r loan mnrgerns wasps ard asocaiica That Is
~ aeyfad and that IS matter that the s'rechcrc.c
fine of diplomacy defiance
IN another part OF this Register have my inen
ion 70 raise little sum 10 be presented widows and ar
phans of the working killed a, Bnssels f,h,
against nercenay troops have begun ip,ion. and
my readers WY, IN future Registers, the progress of it,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23
FASHIONABLE
Wig and Curl Manufacture

IN Iai0syreet, three doors Jeioro The U. S. Banks.
w a. fNEfNOLDS. the Proprietor of this Estab
llshment, respectfully informs the Ladies. and
Vontienlen that he has recently returned from New
York and Philadelphia, with select assortment, of
na.f WORK OF the most approved and latest fashions
os 10 De surpassed for neatness and workmanship
consisting OF brads of assorted Sizes and colours
pun ana rngett curls frize do; the braid and bow
pun, new invented fashion.
1entlemen's wigs scalps, toupees and scratches.
MADE TO nj the head with such exquisite neatness as
10 DC from natural hair at the same
''G aholaiog the most perfect to the wearer
Hair-cutting and shaving done in the mos, ner,ao,
.anneF YET discovered Razors, &C. put in first rate
oo.. 2q-eoIot
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WASHINGTON CITY
Window Glass Manufacture

!E9HE dealers in window glass, and the nnb,ic
N generally, are respectfully informed tina, the
above manufactory is now in full onerotion Ia,,,
commenced the first OF September From the expe
renee OF the proprietor and the pains taken to pro
cure choice materials, aud select the best worknen.
the country could afford it is confidently believed
that the glass will be superior to any ever boro,o'
fore made at the Washington City Manufactorv.
All orders directed to the Undersigned Agents for
Richmond, for glass of any size or thickness. will
meet with prompt attention and be executed on the
most reasonable terms y,
we have Just received. by the Steamboat Poto-
mac, lis half boxes various sizes and on,i;t;as
which we offer for sale
OTIS, DUNLOP & CO Agents.
nov I8-2aw3t
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doer citizens Of The counties Boetouri and Rock.
@ rom various points, between the the canal in
ne section aud Covngton assembled at the tavern
seazei Sweaiand the of Pattonsburc on Saturday
o gay OF November, 1885, Charles b. Penn ESQ was
70 ,ne Cnair and f. Swaziland appointed Secretary Col
1a"es oami having stated that object of the meeting
was 10 take into consideration the public advantages which
canal ssum rom opening road om the pon, the
inv usn rattosburs to Covngion, and The hav
H NC. WIN due consideration unanimously agreed
h ne opening OF The said road of Importance to
wn OF raonsburg and the citizens intermediates
mtooSh which the road must pass; that twill greatly
aod'e The intercourse between the East Vest inasmucb
as s meeting considers from the Kanawha
Va'pm through Lynchhurs 10 Richmond, passing along the
OF ue jackson and James rivers, through fertile and
tnuul country In consideration whereof Il was resopea
we wi cooperate heartily and Literally the citizens
OF Lynchourg to effect their views subject And i,
iuher resofved that James Carm Joseph vanmeier
musn rax,on, Charles Penn. George Pooge, James r.
WOOD William Ross Charles Il Beale Reuben frgsbv Rich
ara ri. Burke, John Galhraih, William h. DoutRa, James
raNion, Col Shirley and Frederick Shu,z be appointed
mee TO correspond with the Lyncbrs committee for tile
purpose efecns the object in view is further eso
veo that the ynch5urg Vsnian Jeersonan Renblcon
be requested to give the foregoing insertion in their
r. c CHARLES g. PENN
H. Swaziland, Scc'y
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Valuable Lands for SoIa

~ pursuance of a Deed of Trust. dated a., MI.
= auory ioSo, and recorded in the county co,,rt
vi Ainherst, executed by David S. Garland and Ion
IL ms wife to Daniel Higcsinbo, han, ~, 'e ale
lyons, Jr, trustees in trust To secn-a Inv 'ahes
OF ntree thousand and eighty eight aolLa,s on
~ cents. with interest thereon, from rho Is,h &C
Ss. ,ny iozS' to benjamin w Leigh and Robert
~ . 10 satisfy the SAID debt and the expenses of
.e 'ius',-WiLi DE SOLD, ut public auction IN 1Io
mghesI pldder tor cash, at the front door IF ti
Eagie Hotel In the city OF Richmond. en- Frd,x th.
i"'h Gay OF december next. the folowino IanJ. :.
..e sio Deed OF trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described, viz: W
One tract or parcel of land lvn,r and ho;,;
Iounty OF Amherst, ON the north side and nd;o;rr
Duiiaoe River and on both sides of H,cr;nbn,h .rts
@ ana containing one thousand and three acres
w! inetes ana bounds IN the said Deed of I'rpst H.
scrihedj made up OF the lands purchased or III
Holloway and William, Lee e"y
ne uter tract or parcel OF land containing sixty
acres' adjoining the before mentioned tract and h;
the same land whch sold under dec 20 Of Az
herst county court of September tor, 1000 n'n
nounced IN the case of David s Garland c,,n,p
m fhilips, decd and que rdaa of GEORGE n
nips an ihianl son OF William Philips decd. com
p VIM Sgan'st mary Philips widow and relief of
w hiiah fhips, decd and Others tleI;p,lants. All
peing the snine land which was conveyed bv Cahr;M
rem I" w iiiam Philips decd by deed d,tod 10
ist May 1853, and duly recorded in the comfy co,
| OF Amherst 'y court
And one other tract or parcel of land nd o;n;n ,h,
last mentned tract, CONTAINING t;,ur hunarsi - te
thetes ana bounds IN the said Deed of rr,s, ,,cr;h
ana oelng the same land that was granted TO A, ro
niSglnootham and devised by jacob Tvrec the elder
10 MS Two sons William and Jacob
The sale will be made bv the svbscr;bor ND. a.,
special power, IN the Deedof Trust expressed and
contained TO the trustees either of them Tn m,La
the sale, and only such title as is vested nv rio M
aeed IN the trustees is to be sold and conveyed -
anu tiie SAFE viii commence between The hon.. r
IL AND ocicch Of the day of sale above onno;nt.J
OCT 28-l9t d IL C. JAMES LYONS Jnn1or =
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tOAL.--The Subscriber has ,ocep,1u d;.,.
on the Tuckahoe Estate, Thy sinking shaft to
~ ned OF COAL of sufficient thickness 10
sS neing protably worked; which he is Gesrons to
will h or Term OF years. To good tenant, the terms
g gy 70 Capt. W. Finney, at Trabues Pitts Chest
~ ). brockenbrough. of Richmond, or to the
Scuoscrloer at iuckahoe.-The distance of tn. Mine
taur,, a rsaVgaoie Canal, does not exceed three
nov 90 o e L M RANDOLPH.
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NOTICE.

M RS. NELSON is prepared TO accommodate
I'VE Ladies and Gentlemen with board by the
week month or year, at her old Stand near the Can
i l,I square, next above the Washington Tavern
She would be glad to furnish eight or en- neptlennen
with board. wbo have their rooms elsewhere Mem
bers of The Legislature I've furnished with rooms
Ter fare will be as good the market can afford.
and hay terms moderate. oo, 8-6td 2aw t2t
~ OI1CE.-A Petition wiIi be presented TO the
~ next Legislature Of Virginia for leave To lnv
down Railway, from or beyond the land Of Andcr
son Toer, IN the county Of reurico, to some convc
nlent landing place upon thc Tuckahoc Canal