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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

fore, to conduct our paper in such manner as
we believe will make it most valuable tn the
great body Of the community, Withholding moth.
ing which is appropriate TO the columns of a
newspaper, of general and permanent interest.
and occupying as little space with those mat
ters winch are of local, temporary, or partial
character' as IS consistent with the diffusion of
general information. It will be our aim to
soften asperltles, rather than to agqravate them.
and' IN our discussions, to war with urincioles
rather than with men. We have endesvo,ad
10 give our paper character of permanent USE
fuiness'-to make it one which might hereafter
be turned back to, and be found still WORTHY of
perusal and, in the same course, we intend to
persevere' believing that it will, as it has done.
meet with acceptance from our readers. To a
temperate and candid discussion of the princi
pies OF masonry-such discussion as wouId
have been read with interest by intelligent and
candid men before the recent excitement in a
portion Of the community took place, or which
will be worthy of perusal hereafter, when if
has suhsided-our columns have always been
open" and still are, without reference to
which side of the question may be espoused by
the writer.
1t is with pleasure that we express our obi.
cations to the public for an increasing patron
age, and we trust that none of our readers will
be in haste to abandon an old friend, with
whom they agree on most points, to seek new
one, merely for the assurance, that he will
agree with them upon one.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

RAIL ROAD. We regret our inability to give
fuller sketch of the interesting debate on this
all-engrossing subject. The brief synopsis
which we have made oft, is all that we have
room for. We have no doubt that great ma.
Jority of the House are satisfied of the utility,
and Importance to the State, of a rail road, but
we fear that the selfshness which would oppose
any plan that should not confer its principal
advantages on those who are to decide upon it.
Will prevent the passage of any act upon the
subject. There are many who would support
the measure, if certain that the location would
be made in their own vicinity, but otherwise
would oppose it. From such legislators, we
hope the State may speedily be delivered.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

DARING OUTRAGE. The Bank in Plymouth
was forcibiy entered on Wednesday night, Jan.
from, which had been deposited by person alb
sent from town. The desks and drawers were
opened and examined, and the papers which
they contained left in a state of confusion.
The cellar was also entered, probably with the
expectation of finding money in the lower
vault, which had not been used for some wears
past. They did not succeed in opening the
upper vault, in which the money and books
were kept. The building was entered through
a back window, the shutter being wrenched
open, and the sash, together with two squares
Of glass, broken.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Jan. 23, 1880.
TO The Heirs Of MARY III. BURNAP, late of " ard
IN said County, decefSe, and to all others concern
ed IN The Estate of said deceased,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

| The Washington Correspondent Of the L. s.
Gazette gives the following account of some chang.
es that have been made during the recess in the
Senate Chamber, as we'll as the House of Repre-
sentatves:
"WAsH1SGroN, Nov. 25.
Ceatlemen-The carpenters are busy in max
ING alterations in the senate chamber, preparatory
to the trial of Judge Peck, which, you may recof-
Iect will commence. according TO the existing or
der, on the Cd Monday in December The whole
of the lobby behind the chair of the President is
closed up by board partition, SO as to prevent
any persons from entering, and the walk round
the outer circle Of seats has been raised few
inches Perhaps the enclosure behind the chair
is for the convenience ofJudge Peck, who is trou-
bed with weak eyes, and who profered to the
vice President, request that this imperfection
of sight might be taken into consideration in the
arrangement OF the hall for his trial. The gallery
of the house Representatives is Abridged of half
its legitimate dimensions, for the benefit of the
the members, who complain that they Cannot hear
the half that is said in debate-a subject should
have supposed, rather of congratulation, than of
complaint. The servants of the house are Occu-
pied In putting up once again, the old damask,
which is in many places faded from its original
crimson into dirty white. and which seems, like
many Of those who annually sit beneath it, to be
very willing to part with its integrity. These
hansngs most readily and most naturally return
to their old fesoons, and nothing but the strength
of their old habits keeps them attached to the cor
nices. to which they have been welded ever since
the phenix of the old capital arose from its ashes
in all the ponderant sublimity of Potomac free
stone. The house has been discharged of an OPP
ulent allotment of dust, which had been engen-
dered during the last session, and which has, bv
that process Of self multiplication, for which this
commodity is 81 celebrated, been accommodating
the summer months; and the old Brussels is once
again woong the bricks, which have been once
more indecently exposed to the curiosity of the
public in all their native nudity, for several weeks
past. All things are, indeed nearly in readiness
for the winters campaign. The magnificent fires
daily 5laze in all the halls and obies; the dust is
no longer permitted peacefully to repose in the
committee rooms; the clerks are to be seen at
their desks; the library is arranged and re-opened
and the arena only want. the combatants to
make it once more the all-absorbing object Of at
tention.-U. s. Gaz.
-aNss-
A gentleman met another in tie street, who
was i'll of a consumption. and accostcd him thus
:. All. nv friend. YOU Walk slow" YES" re-
pied the man, '.but attn going fast"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
DIED,

In Prince William County, Va. or the 18th
ut. of consumption, Mrs. CLARGNn, Scorr IN
the 56h year Of her age, formerly resident of
this town, and relict Of Jesse Scott, for n.a0y
years a merchant in Dnmsries
She was pious professor of Religion SIS years,
and found her confidence in the Saviour, upon
whom she relied in yo.;h and after life, strong
support in her last moments.
The writer of this humble tribute TO her emo.
~. and those who knew her we'll, have much
cause to mourn her departure, although from a
world of suffering 10 habitation with Angels on
HIGH: for her heart was ever ready to sympahise
with the unfortunate and distressed. and her hand
was open. to the latest period of her life. to re-
leve the needy; and to this the grateful hearts of
the poor. and the widow and orphan. whom she
remembered even in her last be4Hest. will respond
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
new saddle. Harness q lrWuk
MiNITF,4CTORY

yEvHE subscriber resp ctfuly informs his friends OF
Aexaniria, and It's vicinity, that he has establish
ed the above business, on King street, few door.
east of Messrs X Fitzhugs Grocery store, unde'
the direction and ,uperin,nndence of ANDREW SILL
VAN; who will manufacture aud keep for sale the
most reasonable terms and made of the best mater
AIS the following articles:
Gentlemens nest upholstered, plain and common
s,d,iles; ladies' best and common do brides, MAJ
ngsles, valisses and saddle bags. Of all kinds; be
black esther travelling trunks, and Brussels carp
travelling bags; hair and fancy trunks and whips OF
kinds; best coach and gig harness, common do Ca
ro!r wagon aud cart do. Together With every ar.ci
IN the line
In addition 10 the experience of the conductor OF
The business, he has procured The AID CT work. an
from Richmond, Va considered one 81 the best Sad
dlers in the state, who intends introducing the
ETRE SPRING SADDLE,
improved ~ him,elf (D HYDE which, tor durability
and ease the rider and horse is far superior 10 any
spring saddle ever Uttered to the public
Gentlemen are solicited To call and examine the
model
Old TX repaired a, the shortest notice. and III
the best style. All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed HORAIlo DAY
DC, 5-dla SScotlst Jan
The Ieeshurg Genius of Liberty, and Frc,ier;sSs
burg (Va) Arena viii insert the above u, a-l send
their accounts 10 II. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

NOVICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber. Of
- Chsr!es County, has obtained fem the Orphans
Jur, of said County, iary 'antl, letters It aimis
TIA, or ON the personal estate Of iouS HoLls, late OF
Sal county, decea,ed All persons having CLAIMS
r ;n, the said deceased. are b. reby warned to exl
BIT thu, same WITH tae vouchers thereof to the snbscr
b.r ON or nefore the frs day 1t june next; they may
oihrrase b, isw be cNcindefro all benefit OF SAID
IS ate Given under my hand, this first day OF De-
ccmaer. 1850 JAS. hoifi>,
=, ,.Aw Admii,>ir traitor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
district Of CaIuMlbia,

County Of aiernno. "a, Ncf.
E1nORGE wERSrER has applied 10 the Hon
VI William Crsnch. Chief Judge OF The unitei states
,rcu,t Court of the District of Columbia to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under The Act for the
reiiei of mt debtors wita the District OF Co.
mmba, ON the first Mood y uf December next, at "ne
O'Clock, A. NJ AT the Court House IN Alexandra
when and where his creditors quirodo attend
nov S0-Jec l-St EDM. l. LEE. T.. u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01


the pubc, that he has removed his estadiishnc III
next door to the rankin House Hotel, tew doors
below his cd ,tsnd where he continues to carr on the
Saddle, Harness Trunk business.
IN .4LL IRIS FAMOUS BRINCHAS
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends aud the public, for the liberal patron &c he has
received from then; and bess leave to assure item,
that with tn aid of the best Worknen, and On am
ple supply Of the most choice materials, lie viii be
able 10 render entire satisfaction To those who may
please to y"r him with their business, eitherb! order
or personal application.
Tie has on hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment Of the following articles wholesale
and retail, on The most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, hes, quality; stuff flaps
DO do do plain
Do do 40
Ladies' do be st and common
PLACID and steel bit,ed ord IS, If various kinds
Plated and stt Il mounted u arineaies
SsdI!e-bags ot the lat. s. fashion. aud common
Ncl.sscs AM carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass and Japan mounted g's harness
Plated brass, and jspanned mounted carryall har
Wagon cart, and dray harness
Fire BUCKETS ami hsiters
aud also general assortment Of
Elcsant Huyd feather Tarciiing Trunks
And \ gre vs'','y 1T
THE BEST GIG s. RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel AID brass spurs
Plate steel and bras, brittle BIT and s'lrrnps
saidl,tree> aud huckskns. assorted
Euifaio skin saddle covers .
Old saddles neati, covered with hog, BUCK, ana cai'
shin and uu,lted ~ shortest notice
OId add s harness and trunks Of all kinds repair
ell AT the shortest notice.
sept So JhMEo NHNontN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
SHIP NEWS.
P0Rr ar RI EX9NDRL4. N.

ARRIVED. NOVEMBER so.
Schr. Sarah Ann. Ellis, Newbern, Nc tar to
the master.
@e
The brig Sea Horse. of and from Alexandria.
for Rcunns Ayres. went ashore on the 18th of
September, on the island of SEGA, coast OF Cas-
tiles: il is said the casgo will be saved.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

Re,aoning trt the Fosf O6sce, HefadrfG, D'C. on IN
! LIST of December, 1880
ar Persons calling for letters in the following lis,
will please say THEY ARR ADvEHrrsxD, or they may no
get item.
Thomas Barrett Mrs Catharine Brown
Miss Marry Birrel jesse Beckley
George Burt Franklin" Brown
! John Bean Sarah Ann Brown
Harrison Bradley ROBERT Bronaush
John Boyle
&
Mrs Susannsh Cannon Arah Cooley
Airs MARI Cuats-2 james Coats
Thom~s ID Crook VIM Clark
benjamin Cryer-2
James Dixon (stone cutter) Turner Dixon
AIRS Dent Thomas DEVICES
VIM Fletcher George FIGHTER
Miss Mar, Gordon
III
John Hurst Mrs Betsey Harris, or John
Catharine iiurly-2 Ne'Il
Ann Mary Hall WIN Heath
Robert ual Messrs = Haxall e Co
Cstharine Humphrics John II Hill
Nathaniel Harlan Miss Elizabeth Herbert
Thomas Hill James u Joshua Harper
Thomas iia (slater) Mrs Lucy Harris
Eleanor Johnson Dennis Johnston
Eiizabe tn Johnson
K
Capt James Kinnard
Mary owe Miss Sarah Lomoux
Mary Ann I.ukes Richard Lee
Joseph lorgly Arn Leigh
MIR Lindsay Mt lee
Nj
Geo Murray Wary Ann McGec
Jss Julia A MiddIeton--2 Geo G Markell
Mrs Murray Harriet hcCue
i,ober, Ninroe Geo Mason
James Middleton John McNulhOn
Eiiz,beth Marbury DIR VIM W Morgan
Capt Mitchell
n
DIR Thos hewitt Alison Mailer
Thomas Nell Capt Jos hewitt
p
John po,ten John Pierpont
Can't Peter Price Jno Piumey
Capt Chss Petit
R
Isaac n Robbins, Jr VIM 'tudd
sa--h INN i,eey,s Randolph Reeves
Mrs Sarah Sutor Miss Swan
J .rss loan Jesse Spencer
John stavrly Samuel Swain
Iichati otorSe3
O. 7
I'll Folsom LUIS ricer
Ms sarah Eliza Thompson Charles II Frip!ctt--2
" Fate Caroline l. thompson
isaac Worih'ngton Eliza V Williams
JacoA n = ugh J i'm watson
l.hn WaLl, Richard " enOu
IN Warrington fhck west
John " i'suH u ware
q a,hsrine Walker Rachael Walker
Miss Ann w
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Neccn,Jer /. 1918,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

ENHE ABOVE reWAr VII ot gwen Tor The recovery OF
number of
Bars OF GOLD,
taken from trunk ~h,c h stolen from on board the
Steamboat fygnet, on ,a'ur'is, morning last, about
two O'Clock; and for the apprehension of the Thief
The person who is supposed to the thief. entered
his name AS ILsoS; is sbout fee: inches high; has
black hair; fac pock mark il and Is gate geBteel in
his MANNERS and appearance
The trunk which confined the gold has since been
found near exsndria from which circumstance it is
supposed the thief must have taken his from
this place JAMES PHILIPS.
Alexandria Nov 20 st
Any information the su ject should be direct
e. to James Philips, Souers. "e,ichester County,
Y or to Jesse Brown, Indisr @ IN iotei. Washing
ton City
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
~ te ot ~ ryl. Il.

ChdTleS L0II1fy. NCT
OnpHAxs' CoUnr. Nov. 10th, 1880.
sNN I.piic, III jones ~ ,i's, Administrator "t
I y I.i,n IL. Is "a g Of III said Cunt, deceased,
z is ordered by Me to,vt That hr give the notice
ro,r.d bN w tor ,rcitors Ia exhibit their claims
against ,h, sid d. and that the BE- publish
C.. ~ 'he Phcux Gazette, publ-hed IN the CITY OF
y nlria, once week for four We k
Fest; GM ID EERRlCK,
Reg o. L.. G. e.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
James >. GunneN, NJ. ID
HrLuTOryr

RESPECTFULLY ihformst hec itizen and visitor
IL Of Alexandra that he may be consulted at Nr
n GlagetPs otel, on the first and third wEDNES
DAY IN every month, from o'clock, A. N. until Z
All! ettersa ddrcssedtoD DR. at hisofice between
the United; taes' Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, orleft at Mr. H. Clagett's 'oteiin
Alexandria, will be punctaall, attendedts.
ian 7-eWtt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
500 Newara!
Bars OF GOLD,

E'HE above reward viii oe bye for the recovery of
II number nf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining tn tie rosf Office, ,eIandria. DC. the
LIST of December, 1880.
ar Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say ARR ADyERTIsxD or they may not
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

We regret to learn (says the Bardstown' Ny.
H,rald that the Hon. JouN RowaS. on MONDAY
morning, was considerably injured by the over
turning Of the Louisville stage. about seven mics
from this town. He had commenced hs Journey
for Washington CITY, but has been compelled 10
return. and vii! not be able 70 proceed again Tor
some weeks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
ANS

lrias.-Ne have received a slip from the
Bah Inquirer office. containing the returns oil
Votes from al the towns IN the Lincoln congress
sionai District. except three. The following are
the a.,sresatcs:-Kayanaagh. 2o4e votes; ohaw;
1890: Scattered 2j6. The towns To be heard
from arc I.ilcblield. St. George, and Gushing;
aud the Inquirer is of the op'n.on that thry VIII
II rcase the majority of Mr. Kavauaugh. No
alsherouuh paye POS Yates fur L. and 81 for ). /;
iho,n,ston. 90 X. IS S: Warren. $50 X. SO
: The Bath Inquirer thus speaks of the result
,G hi. election:-.. Lincoln Congressional DIS
,rict ha, been true TO herself and elected Tor the
next Congress a Representative decidedly oppo-
ed TO an in;udicions tariff and one who will. on
al occasions, be found the firm supporter OF our
canmercial interest. and the friend OF the Ma
uonai Administration"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
NeNOV AL.

7sVIE subscriber respectful informs his friends ard
the public ,ls, he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his cd stand; where he continues to carr, on the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

An adjourned session Of the United States
Circuit Court, was held in Trenton last week,
b, Jqdses Baldwin and RossELL. The Court
aAnurned to meet again on the l>t OF December,
wi,,n an Important question will be argued in re-
ga i 10 AN injunction which has been moved tor,
ou y,,l,lf Of Joseph Bonapartc. against the Cam
d.. aud Ambov Rail Road Company, to prevent
them from entering upon his lands, for the pur-
p,>,S of their rail road, aud which involves the
csl,u;u,iouaIity Of the law Incorporating that
company.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

tiYrp,riHe S PatiSon, formerly Professor OF
tna,om, in the Medical University OF Mary
Land. has ben appointed professor Of An';omy and
SURGERY in the University OF London. IN the
place Of Chas. Bell resigned. MIR. Bell retains
he chair of Physiology.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

EDlFhNNA RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-in
" "a conformity TO the ast will, &C. OF Wilson J. Cary
decd the undersigned offers Tor sale, on adyanta.
esons 'eTms, that valuable tract Of land long known by
the name OF Cary Brook, situated in the county OF
FuvaDna, on the waters OF RvsnDa river, about nine
miles above the junction Of tina, river with the James
THE estate contains by recent survey 1867 acres Of
ebi,h III liz acres FIST rate river LOW grounds.
236 liz second low grounds II creek low rounds, of
quality scarcely interior TO those living on the tiysr
and The balance l777 high land OF excellent quail
ry, large portion OF which is uBcleased, and heavily
'imbs'ed The Improvement. on this property,
sst OF large Two sored brick dwelling house, sui.
cientiy comnodious and recently erected; kitchen Ice
house with the usual aumber of houses and Officer
ai conveniently situated and arranged; also barns
bies toos houses shelters, negro csbn' &c &c w
good tepait--asched TO IL, and convenient dis.
lance, y dB excellent grist MILL with solid stone dam
ana milihouse, and an ovetsbot wheel, running two
par OF stoDee The custom at this mill 10 very proa.
Ole, and The eTeam which il is erected one of the
most lasting In hi section oi country having continued
70 grno WIN abundant head OF water during the late
excessive drought; also on the same site, saw mill
capable OF doing very great work om IL,
location and surouudeJ an ifsnen.s tract of heavi
~ iimbered land In the immediate vicinity of thi.
estate are I" large manufacturing mills situated nm
the waters OF the river aud within The n
three mes.--The undersigned deems N unnsrsssarv|
to enlarge upon the capabilities advantages of his
estate, quality OF s coil, &c &C. The ctops raised ~,
II as large, larger than those raised on a,v 90
tate OF the ezs in this section OF country n Ia
also IN very improved state, having been
laid down in clover aud Timothy II Ia presumed bo ~
ever that those DESTROYS Of purchasing, will satisiv
themselves Of its superior advanages by viewing the
premises The land will be sold entire, divided into
lots as may be required by purchaser Aso II dssr.
ed, a number OF exceedingly valuable slaves stock OF
every kind, crop on hand plantation utensils, &c will
be Disposed OF on the terms with the land IT not
nus disposed Of the same will be cold for cash The
Premises-Terms Of sale will be accommodating, and
made known by the undersigned, by whom. residing
Z Palmyra Mile, or by Mr.. Mel u. Gay living on the
preedsos-,be property will be che persons wish
iDg 70 purchase. w. TIM BERLAKE. Ad'or.
Sept. .. s4-ts Of Wilson J. Cary, deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

VI NHRASHINGM ACHIN E.-SAMUEL Skaters
n Patent Ihrdshing and Tanning Machine. This
highly valuable and improved Machine is now offered
To the public for inspe con and crcism at the South
West Corner of Calowb and Julias streets ear the
White Horse Tavern. A model may also he at
The Agricultural Store OF Messrs. Lindreth Chestnut,
lew doors below Third street.
Farmers Planters aud Ci'iZens, are particularly in
vited TO call and see the in operation. The pa
en'ee does not pretend TO boast of his pei Torrance
bringing perfection that which has be EN- sought af
ter Tor upwards OF 20 years. that saw perfect Ma
chine Tor thra.bing all kinds Of small grain; also rice
He will leave that for the Publc TO Judge, and the
Machne to rect upon its merits. ItTequires hut
lille room, is simple in construction, permanen and
rable and performs beyond conception.
CAUTION.
The public are cautioned against purchasing any ma
chine heretofore patented for hrashipg o. grain until
they have an opportunity OF seeing the above in iu
operation IL IL supposed TO he the by the
s. Pate--, Office. Tie specification was only for
warded on the third day Of July last The patentee
has been engaged az agent in vending different thrash
ing machines Tor the last years. aud in accordance
with the opinion of scientific and sgdculturiss il
Is through him brought TO complete perfection.
The above Machine Is UNIQUE stionably the best and
cheapest ever offered to the public for hrsshng OF rice
Piantefs would promote their interest by SEEING in
operation.
Township, county and state right; also. single
Machines with without horsc power ran be had by
applying as above.
The paienies informs the public that attempts nav
be made by imposing upon them, in Offering others:
his may he known by his name on the in front
OF the Machine.
SAMUEL SLATER,
243 North Thisd street
JOHN WEAVER, Agent,
$, w. Corner Of Ju;iana and Calowhill sireets
Phaielphia. Oct IL 45-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

TO Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
vVHE Subscriber tenders his services TO the Officers
Il aud Soldiers Of The Revolution, in procuring
warrants for the lands 10 which they entitled under
the late act Of Congress He is also prepared purchase
tho claims Of lhoss who may wish to dispose ct them.
Information may be Obtained by directing 10 him let
ter, calling at his office Main street, opposite the
Merchants Coffee House, at Louisa Court which he
attends. BENZ. i. NICHE
Richmond, OFT. 10. Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

THNAKE NOTfCE--Samuel Weaver Of the State Of
- Alabama; and to the heirs OF John Wilson, decd
formerly OF Georgia and 70 all other legatees Of Joseph
wilson, deed formerly resident Of Prince Edward
County. and State Of Virginia. the widow being desd
that shall on the 9th Of December next, sell to the
highest bidder, twelve months credit tho balance
Of Joseph Wilson's deed estate
HUDSON WILSON, Adm'or.
Oct. ~ 4s.sts