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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
MetaN Grocery store.

iletaA Grocery store.
TIME subscribers, at their store, coner Of King and
i Fairfax Streets offer for ssie-
Gunpo~der 2rEAs, parti, Of the Melville car.
Imperial 70. imported last month. and
Young Iiyson of very superior qualities
Java. old white, green and Rio coffee
Loaf.sugars, part ste an refined
Brown sugars, Of prime qualities
Mace, uutmegs, cloves and all other spices for n.
miy use
London Particular Madeira, part imported in 1918
Sicily Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon WINEs
Malaga
ST. Julian Claret in cases Of one dczeh
or by the bottle.
Coguac and peach brandy
Old Jamsica West indi. and Northern rLu
Holland gin, pure, and country gin
Old and common wbskey
Bounce, four years Old
New Orleans and Yves, India nro,ssses
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' GunpCwler
Shot of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and brown soap, Manufactured
Mould and dip csndks Sam B. LaEmou
Family flour, best Shenandoah brands
Best English mustard
Indigo, madden, and other dye stuffs
With variety of other articles, all OF which will be
sold at very moderate prices.
NJ Il. Families to whom choice tea 10 desirable, ars
requested TO give the above trial.
sjune IL SAMUEL o. LARNOUR b. Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
tharles NennetI
y npo's'i. by the IN = Pioneer from Liverpool
1 I lis G;ogjns ''|' ''''' ''''- = Wv"
GOODS

- 'np'sIe'. BY the ship pione,r from Liverpool,
1 lbs n'owjns
GOODS
'o' Nse oserei ior sale on the usual ,erms:-
':'''s y. y. il, aaIS rtb,anke,s. some of extra
Qia.jy
"pe'tHe que, i've, and dark mixed cloths
,'"'He uu>ms, book ntf iic az, hdkf,
50 OK null, and spris mul m,,,hns
"'Shans, Holland and double fac linen ,apcs
BACK silk hose
"0N NIX "astooa,lng, velvet and horen,ine
y and colored threads u. ya,lou, qualities
I'D and herring SEINE rwINg
>A' twine and o0ok binders swings
"'SS'e Gios'er and pine apple English Cheese.
i'on London, Of syst quality
vac '''''FS, expected ,.ally from Philadelphia,
he viii receive
e ss'ef0' assortment Of Domestic FL.aNNELS
'''"sS' "h'ch are some Of 6nenes. equal TO anv
English.
Nunetls and esssinetts, and American e.,s;msrss
seis AND hnse.s, cotton osnsburps
r cotton eheeks and plaids
fententiary stripes
p sn.hss and Desonshire kerseys
neached and brown domestic co,,ons & sh;r,;,n.
mack and coiorsd cncassisn stuff
,n''eoasng, a great variety
oAu!as and superhne INDIA Romal silk hdkf.
nedtieks, sewing silks
septS '~''Sn osnaourgs, &C Se.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
Carriagc wanted

Carriagc wanted.
nNE drawn by one two horses, OF pretty good
~ quality, either new or second hand. 1T not much
used.
Wanted, also, neat second hand Coachee and
Harness for two horses. Apply to
GEO. JOHNSON.
Whoc6rs far sale,
Four shares Of stock in the steamboats, FrederiekS.
burg and Fankln also, few barrels Of the very b.'t
picking vinegar. aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13

NE New Goods.
~ BALES 81 Al, AMI brown cot'ons
lsF Stean-Ioom, Newmarket, Watham, Arkwrigh'
ant other bleached cottons
Cloths and cassinetts
Domestic plaits and checks, Rouen csssImere'
Bel tickings and Wilmington stripes
Madras hikfs ana shaw!s, Rsii--.ah cottons
Linen and cotton disprr, cl,icoes and prints
/ incn and cotton hlkfs
Imitation damAsk, suspendtrs
Read, made co'h'ns
Together with av,riet, ofothsr articles.
.7i,o.
ladies' pufF,, Ntvsrino bonnets, straw bands
second hand ps0o fi,sles, lacking class clocks
4 o.rrcis Epson salts
ADDITIONAL
Light blue plates. assorted; do do pitchers
Edged plates, assorted
China teas with and without handles
Enamee glass vases
Square. globe, and c. lindric lamps
lemnnaies, huted and iii'grced tu'nb!ers
n Stone toys pint hasls, sc.
e Jus; received aud for sale by
FAus Is oao. W II. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
ENEMALE EDUCATION MIC Cr.,.,o-t,-..h

EDOShi lON-MIss CrdWford's school
Tor the ensuing year, will commence on the 18th
OF January next, and end on the 10Th of December
following, with vacation of one mon.h in the sum.
mer. - Wv ~
Her price will be twenty dollars per scholar. for
'eachng Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
MAJ. history and Geography, with the OF the maps
An extra charge will be made of ten dollars for
rrench-weive dollars for Theorem Painting, and
hVe collars Tor plain and ornamental needle- work.
During the term, Boarding be had in her fathers
family for $50.
Miss Mary Crawford has taught school several
years. ana believe has given entire satisfaction.
con,ider her morals and talents for the mana gng OF
ehhdren TO be oil the highest grade and her qua6ca
uons 10 teach, such as to the proper
oil children committed to her charge.
CHARLES Y KIMBROUGH.
Louisa County, Nov. 1880
nave Ter several years past been patron TO school
KEPT near me by Miss Crawford and affords me pc
cu'ar pieasure,t have II 10 my power TO say, that
'he pest OF my Judgment, have always admired her
system oil teacning as being admirably adapted to the
Improvement OF the morals and the advance me Mt of
he intellectual faculties OF the schoar-her rule being
uniformly and steadily parental, and aff.ctionae has
not Jailed In producing to those who have her
schooi the happiest and most satisfactory re.u-her
QUALIFICATIONS in those branches which she proposes TO
teach have been invariably admitted.
JOHN NJ PRICE.
Louisa County, Nov Is, 1880.
have also patronised Miss Crawford's school. and
WIN pleasure subscribe u the above certificate OF Mr.
'onh NJ, PHce. L. N. SANDIDGE.
NOV 70 5S-w4t"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
Nov. &c

IVE KS. WILLS, is now opening a Millinery and
ItA Mantua- Making Establishment, on the M ain
street. opposite Messrs. Bintord s. Brooks -where ev-
cry description oil work in the above branches will be
executed IN the best manner and most approved style
dresses Peli.ses, Riding Habits, Coaks &c. made to
order on the shortest notice.
ohe personally selected in New York and PhiIadel.
phla most splendid assortment of Millinery and Fan.
Sy "oods consisting in part OF the following articles =
C,egahi winter Hats and Bonnets, Turbans, Caps,
and Brads ''' ""'
Also alarge supply OF I.eghorns and Duns,abie Straw
pohneis. She will receive additional supplies every
fortnight from the Northern Cities.
Leghorns Bleached, Dyed, and altered, in the mos,
i"sHoHnuIt W6Dher Nov 10. 56-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

lEE MS. Z. r. BALTIMORE, having taken the con-
I'VE venient and eligible situation over the store of
Messrs Granns Son and brothers, E. or main street
and east corner OF l4h street, leading over Mayo's
BRIDGE can acco immediate boarders, by The day week
month or year; her house is furnsbed with new and
me oe. furniture; also beds and bedding and large
collection OF the best aud most valuable books. in
the English Language, which shall be free for the
accommodation oil the boarder.; she can accommo-
eate ten or twelve Members Of the Assembly and
hopes they will favour her with their company az she
mas made her arrangements for their accommod alton
such asst be furn'hed daily with the best Sterling
Point oysters She is that her situation Is not az
convenient to the Capitol many others bu, that in.
convenience balanced by the short and plea
SAINT walk, and the eoymt Of the gaiey q the Town;
and at the same time, afording pleasant back rooms
where they can be as much retired as in any otbe
part oil the City. She would be glad to accommods ale
about twenty yoDng gentlemen, who have rooms else
where: She hopes the young gentlemen that are en-
gaged IN business near her, will favor her with their
company, az she has the most central and airy sua
lion on the Brick Row. Ladies can also he acconmo-
DARED by the day. week, month year. Her fare will
be as good as the market afford and her terms mod
crate. Nov 26 5S-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

lVH H. John Martin, and Sally Martin, toife of
W. SAID .udrfin:-Taks Notice, that shall on the
mnu FRIDAY in December next, between the hours Of
~ 10 me morning and sunset of day, the house
OF Sohn W. Minor in the County of Amelia, and State
virginia, proceed TO take the depoSiiions Of M al
houoph Jeter and others. to be read evidence in
sun IN Chancery now depending in the County Court
OF Amelia. In which you Plaintiffs and myself and
o.ners defendants: At which time and place you NAV
a"enu' you think proper. Should all the dispositions
not be taken on that day. shall continue from day TO
day Sundays excePted) TO take the same until the
whole are completed. Yours. Sc
=, - WILLIAM WOOD
fNo'' 20 5S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
John MeDoNoUGH. MERCHANT rAr1on. Al

Ohm McDONOUGH, MERCHANT TAYLOR. 4
- doors 6eioto the Mansion House-Respectfuilv
Informs his customers and the public in general that
ne mas received splendid assortment of Cloths Cas-.
smeres and Vesngs Of every description which he h.
prepared to make up to order in first rate manner and
at short notice. He has also hand large and gene
assortment OF ready made clothing OF every decrp
ion which be will sell twenty per cent lower than
such articles can be obtained for In the Civ
N B.-Wanted three or four first rate Journev.men
and The highest wages. e~"'
Nov. 80. 70 Dali,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

AIS CAPS.-Just received by The subscriber,
pr Schr. xxi, and other late arrivals from New
York, splendid assortment of eentemens' RIact r.
yer Hats OF the Manufacture of St. John; Smith and
Hannah aud others, of the latest Broadway fashions
hiso' gentiemsns, youths and childrens' caps of va
rlous kinds On hand large aud very general assor
ment Of middng and low priced fur and wool hats.
which will be sold provided any person will buy
on The most accommodating terms.
59-St Holm TnnNpcoN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

RThe ENQUIRER Is published twice week generally and
three times week during the tho state
Price, tho as heretofore Five Dollars annun
Advance Notes OF chartered specioayns banks ton will BIO
received payment Tho Editors will guranee
writer's. = - 80 '' - 80
~ No paper wilibo the discretion
Adtorsl until all arrcaragcs have been paid up.
VI viii guarantee tho OF nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
% One square, OR LESS-Frs insertion 75contseach
anuanco, SO cents.
@.sNo advertisement inserted,
assumed by somo person in this city, or its cnvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

& mn REWARD. Runaway, or was stolen
% HOO from the vicinity Of this place, ON Tues
day. The 23i OF February last Eliza, bright mulato
err, ABOUT 10 years old, well grown and very likely
Her hair grows low down on her forehead, and full A.
round her temples. Eliza has lived in Richmond for
several years, and lived last year with MIR. Evans
near tne DauS OF the United States 10 her dress she
Is generally fashionable and foe. 1t is believed that
this girl has been seduced away by some white men,
aud may travel with them free person. or as their
save. VIII give the above reward for her apprehen-
sion aud delivery to me- if taken out of The STATE or
MY dollars II taken within the State of Virginia
Nov 2. 5l-w6w VIM II O. IIJMPKIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

NOR SALE-A valuable Farm in the county nj
n opot'syivania, known by the of fairfield
containing nearly 1000 acres, two miles above Walters
averp, aud in the vicinity Of the Gold Reg op This
Farm contains much really good Land, with an ample
supply OF wood-a number Of failing springs OF
pure water In every field.
Inc buildings are large and conve nient,- The dwell.
ing mas hve rooms, and commodious passage on the
nrs noor-seven rooms above, exclusive the garrett
cellar under the whole-and a number of closets,
conveniently located, in various parts OF the House
ne out-budings are numerous and in good repair-
IN point oil health, place in Virginia is superior 10
IT, The neighborbood is composed of families of in.
tegence and respectability, afordng delightful so.
ciety rarely occurs, that desirable situation is
offered Tor sale in this part Of the country Between
oo and 20 bushels OF wheat have been seeded upon
good land. Any one disposed to purchase, will make
application to Edward G.. Hi the premises; or to
John or Archibald Hart, at Fredericksburg.
Johnson Faulkner, the Overseer, will shew tn, land
10 any person wishing to view il.
Unless private sale should be made before the 9th
December next will on that day be offered upon the
premises, at public auction. The terms then 10 be
'haae known by THE LEGATEES
On the 9th December next. the perishabIe sropertv
consisting OF Household and Kitchen Furniture The
crop OF corn, iodder and stock OF every kind upon
Inc above named Estate, will besod by
JOHN HART, Executor
N, OF Mary Hart, dec.
, N Bon the day of the above sale, at fairfield
mere VIII probably be likely negroes for sale, or
hire for the next year. Nov. 10 56-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

vHNO REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS AND SOL
M DlERS.-The subscriber tenders his services to
The officers and soldiers of the r. youop in procuring
warrants Tor the lands to which they are entitled under
Ihe late act OF Congress He is also prepared to pur-
'"sss 'ne Claims oil those who are disposed to cell
Information may be obtained by directing to him a
letter, or calling his office on Main Street opposite
the Merchants Coffee House.
Nov. 26. ssa,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

ER Y an order OF the County Court oil Chestetf lid
he pronounced on the 11h day of Oct. last, shall
on Friday the 10 day Of December next, at Edward
Bass Tavern, IN the County OF Chesterfield sell to
containing 100 acres adjoining Tuppony Church This
l,nd will be shown by Mr.. f. Bass or Doctor Jose ph
CunIifs. SPENCER WOODBRIDGE, Comm.
Nov. IL. b1-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

VHNHE subscriber has removed from Hopkinsville,
~ Powbaan, TO Hunters Tavern, called Glover
Green, 10 miles below Lynchburg, the main Stage
Road, where he will be happy 10 accommodate his old
friends and the public geDerdlly-He will be prepared
10 accommodate Drovers also.
ROBERT sCRUGGS.
Campbell, Nov. 26. 5s--w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
Nov. no. 55-tds ROBERT 5. M'REYNoLps

n pursuance Of an order OF the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District, offer for sale
Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek, in the cosn,y OF
Hanover about four miles below the Courthouse con.
tanning 1920 acres which laid off into four lots and
will be sold jointly severally.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county of Gooehlon5
on the waters OF Little BYRD Creek, containing 537
acres-adjoinins the Lands OF Mr. J.W Payne others
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish.
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommoda ting applv 10
me near Hanover Courthouse. VIM. F. WICKHAM
Survivipgrrustee OF the Estate Of Sam'l Gist, dec
Aug. Is. 2S,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

AVASHINGToN HOTEL RIcHMoND, Va
w The Subscriber having leased this old and well
known Establishment, for term, of years. takes this
opportunity to announce TO his friends and the public
generally, and particularly TO the former vsers OF the
house, that will be opened for the accommodation of
company, on the first OF October. Ii is now undergo.
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
but neat style, with BEDS bedding, and other ne
furniture, all new, and OF the best kind His Servants
are attentive aud experienced and his Barkeepers po
lite and accommodating His Bar shall all times be
we'll supplied with the best liquors aud wines, and his
Table with the most choice decacies of the season.
which the city and country afford and he hatters
himself, that by unreTitng attention his business he
will give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGToN HOTEL ia situated in the mo II
pleasant part oil the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
toI, and contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses; and the Offices of the principal Millers
oil the city and at the time sufficiently ia? remoy
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
10 retire from the hustle and nose OF the streets Such
are the local advantages of this house. that may yen
ture to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond Ell
Their on business for pleasure will find it one of the
most pleasant situations in the city In addition to what
transient custom he may be favored with the suhscr.
Der Will be able to accommodate Twenty-Five or thirfy
BOHRDERS, by the week, month"; or year. on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT G. MACON.
Sept II 3S-u Late OF Goochland Court. House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03


n MON HOTEL, CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.-The
" subscribers having taken this spacious and ele-
CANT house, are prepared to accommodate travellers and
boarders, either families or single gentlemen, by the
day, week, month or year, on the most liberal terms.
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on f
or Main Street, little below the Market House
suthcieEty near to the business part of the eli.
"; while, at the same time, IL is withdrawn from
the noise and hustle incidental to more public places
containing near 100 rooms, including parour saloons
nc, all furnished in superior style, combining both
oeanes' and elegance
The tables will always be plentifully furnished with
such varieties az the market and Deig curing places
afford, and the bar with the most choice liquors.
The bed rooms are spacious and airy, and the beds
clean and II good and attentive servants, with dspo.
'ion on the part OF all attached to the house please
are calculated TO add TO the going
hen VIII the propretors not only deserve but hope 10
receive the patronage Of the public. They have good
stables convenient to the house, we'll supplied with pro-
vender and experienced ostlers.
lh@ General Stage Office is kept at this house, where
seats IN all The different Stages may be taken.
VIM. n. SHIELDS,
Aus'"i' "3-u JOHN ARMISTEAD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
VHiCKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALE The

Il NHtCkAHOMlNf LAND FOX ALE-The
~ subscriber is empowe red by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and others, of record in the office Of the
clerk or Henrco county, to SELL aud he offers for
SALE the estate called Ashfed, containing about nine
hundred and thirty situated on Chickahominy in
the county Of Heurico, about seven miles from the
city OF Richmond.
The estate consists Of two parces the upper separa
cd from the lower by slip OF land about four hundred
yards wide The upper parcel contains about AGO. and
the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel Their is excellent brick dwell
ling house, 62 by 30 feet, having ak large and two
small rooms, and four large closets. The house was
10 the county. The store room and gardeners house
are also Of brick. The other houses, kitchen, servants
apartments, stables and courthouse, Sc are of wood
About one-hird Of this tract is, am told what is
called mud land 40 as acres of which are cleared
and in meadow, which may, with little trouble be KEEP,
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract about 500 acres ire are
barns stables sc but ling house. but that md.
ed for the Overseer Ii has good scite for dwelling
supply Of fire wood There is also an orchard on IT,
isrepresented, that Of this tract, between one and
two hundred acres mud land, that may be easily
cleared and that equal to any land Chickahompy
The district of country in which these lands are sit-
uaed, is said to be very healthy and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money, and tho interes,
thereof, payable semi-annuay, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately, If the purchaser
should so desire. ROBERT STANARD
auction, beote the door of the Eagle Hotel in the CITY
Of Richmond, on Saturday, December llth, at IL o.
clock, M. r. &
July 81. 23-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
III INNEAN BOTANIC GARDRN s.
H/ NURSERIES,, FLUSHING NEAR


Il Sons, Proprietors OF this establishment.
which covers above forty acres, compact
~ hed with trees, announce that the trees now for
sale exceed those Of all former periods in size and quail
ity' Cherry, Pear, Peach, Apple aud Plum Trees
can be supplied OF large sze and OF all the most choice
kinds Grape-viDes can also be fu nshed OF good size
and near 100000 are offered at low prices 10 quaint
ties including about 900 Of the Isabella Catawba
York Madeira. Alexander, Scuppernong, &c. sc.
The Plum trees form collection Of more than 20 9.
600, and almost wholly the celebrated ne,p MUM
stock, and generally three years growth from the moe.
ulaton.
The collection Of the Camellia Japonca, or J,pan
Rose, is the most extensive in the u States and the
prices are very low in the Greenhouse catalogues
The PfoPrietors are thus particular in calling the pub
lie attention, because their great attention 10 eyery de
ptment the establishment has caused the ees now
ohered to be greatly superior to all former PERIODS
and they tender them tripdiled in size and accu.
Tdcy aud they expressly guarantee the precision of
every article furnished iD bills bearing their signature
but no others.
Princes Treatise on Horticulture, and the Treatise
on the vine, Tor sale by the subscriber,
JAMES WINSTON, yigent, Richmond
Nov. %. 5Tms,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

AND FOR Satellite plantation at the fork Of
- kockhsh and Jane rivers IN Nelson conn,y call.
co hoekhsh, wherein the late DIR. David II. Patteson
resided is offered for sale
This, In the estimation Of the subscriber IL verv
npe esate-It contains about FIVE hundred and sixty
acre'; one hundred and thirty of which are low.
grounds; and the whole OF The high land a red loan
equal originally, TO any in this country and pbe
OF tne highest possible degree of Improvement.
ABOUT Two hundred bushels OF wheat will be seed
60 NJ most OF which has been already put in the
ground.
fnrcha'ers viii apply to MIR. Thomas aylor Of Rich
mono, VINO IS authorised 10 cell its or the subscriber
hVing IN BuckiDgham-And II will he shown TO any
one one wishing TO see ~ by Mr.. Spencer Turner, who
lives near H., or by myself
REUBEN b. PATTESON, ex'or Of
Nov. l6 55-St David II. Pnfeson dec,d