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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
CONGRESS

IN The SENATE 90 Tuesday The bill to provide
FOR taking the 6!!h census passed TO third
rsadi,p Mr fcos issolu ion being again taken
.u,. Nj. Clay on in an argument oil grea' iorce.
rep,i.d 10 Mr. Grurdy particularly Oh the sub
ice, Of removals. This QUESTION is now fairly
beGor, the Senate, aid viii probably be discuss
ed At length. Mr. Clayton has acquitted him
self with ability aud has entirely pre,tated the
,o.i,iors Of Mr.. Grundy, whose reasoning on
hi. subject was exceedingly himsey and lee
bl. Mr. G. will resume his remarks to-day
ard M, to the bush those who have had the
hxrdihosd 10 support system ahhor'eh' 10
,hr genius Of our country, ard unprecedented
10 its annals,
In IN. House. OF REPRESENTATIVES yesler-
d,y. Mr.. Clarke, Of Kenturky, presented me
memorial pf the heads OF Iransylran'a Uni
.s,,i,v reour.tiug some assistance in rebuild
inv he ediiice lately destroyed by nre; which
us referred 20 a Selrc, Committee. The SDesk-
sr n,.ssn ed the memorial OF certain Black
.,.;,bs and other meth snics Of the city and
c,ur,v Of Philadeip his, IN relation 10 the dunes
On iron. which was referred to Commute OF
N, Whole On the state of The Unioo The re-
.oI,,;on Offered last week by Mr.. Vinton, au-
,horizing the publication Of the laws q, Gsor-
o., and Alabama 10 be appended to the report
II tn. commiuee on Indian affalrs, was 'aheh
Nm and debated un,il the hour elapsed nc
H,u,- then ,ook up the bill Masking comPsn-
-, tn Mrs Decatur and others, the qses-
zion being ON striking gu, The enae,ing clause,
49, ~" ~, oees,ies was taken Nat Jour Of We'd.
Ma. GsuxpY, in his late speech o" .'r.
Ioo,'. 'Re,oIu, ion, went Into the whole 1uoJfc'
Of the power of removals. This introduces q
a.,d into The debate, whie b may very pos.
In, ,dd n.w iu,ers.t TO il. II We understood
,hs Senator from T.uues.ee, il was his purpose
to urdxr,sk. The ja..i6e alton Of the Adm'ni''
ration in all lis .. mu, als.-'6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
a ,Sew~pupe- fnr tue t.ndies.

\ Sew~pHpe- for tMe t.ndies.
PROPOvj us for publishing in The rty Of Washing-
ton, o Feekiy 'sU,paper IN neat quartz form, CON-
tanning eis page derofed sair:iy o the diSstm'na-
tor efinten 4enee interesting to tie Ladies,
THE KALEIDOSCOPE;
IND LADIES' LI7tRsFY G.7ZET7E.
Nv The thousand and one appeiltionf peculiarly
~ suited to publication if The onr herein propos-
ed We have chosen "Ihe Kaleidoscope Is must IN
unso with our plan, which viii be to give at Ney
turn, u constant succession ct ev'r-v.r,hs' Out sui
beautiful aud pleasing, forms and rshrcuohS as
faint sketch OF the nature IT WORK, We 6es leave 10
present the following si,sly sis. E" q pr'ort:''
Popular tales essays, and sketches, original and Sc
lected,
Memoirs of distinguished females, in the various de-
partmcnts Of public AMI private III; - ,
iourna! Of the fashions, home and foreign, in all
their vast varieties;
Excerpts, from the best authors;
Anecdotes, of the refined cast; witty sayings.
excellent thoughts, &C.;
Notices of,he drama, criticisms on popular perform
ers, &C.,
Original and we'll selected poetry-in which the Pu'
rity Of the legitimate muse alone will be cherisbel'
In poIitics-without having thing TO say N favor
ofany party, pledge ourseves to the uncon"'nnai
support Of the Ladies' CHOICE whenever fully AMI iar-
" expressed;
And last, though not least. We propose to admit no
advertisements, such (oniy excepted, as relate to
affairs in which our fair r.aSrrs have an interest.
ROBERT II. AADk',
CnARi rs G.. z. HOUGII.
City of Washington, Feb 1880.
TERMS" The Kaleidoscope, and Ladies' Literary
Gazette" will be printed paper pf tn best quality
with new type, at So per anpum, or - 50, 1t pad IN
advance,
n1ruwil be published aud delivered TO subscribers
in Washington City and Georgetown ou Friday even
ing and TO those in Alexandra Sturdy mornings
For subscribers 1T q distance, they will be matted I'M
medisteiy on publication.
- The first number-ss specimen ct the aork-
will .nnear nm Frisy the Cd d.v OF ADrl nest, IN
few DAYS after which, the ladies' VIII be waited Oh Tor
their verdict for OF against our undertaking. TT
march 3-3t Ne "'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
SALES Ar AUCGI IN.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
IN Thursday, the first day Of .aprl nezs, at eleven
- O'Clock, 4. n, at the Reading Room in the Town
of Alexandrs. shalt oferat pubic sale tor cash. the
following propery belonging TO the United States:
49, Il 7RaCT OF LIND
%NH situate in Fairfax county. Virginia, on the
~ road from Aiexsndria to Mount Vernon, Tor
zekhas merly the property Of Francis Adams known
BY the name of the Gum Spring" confirming, as per
deed two hundred and fourteen acres, row under rent
to Artirnesa Eeardcn
A LOT, corner of Montgomery and Pa
trick Streets containing two acres. which !" small
brick tenement now occupied by Philip Dugan
Another LOT, on the south side OF King
street, fronting thereon 1S feet, and extending back
(supposed 100 feet On this lot is two story frame
house. occupied by Mrs Solomon a Millinery store. :.
Also, another LOT, on the south side OF
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 feet 81 inches, ana
extending back to Wolfe street - feet; on which y
3 small frame house, now occupied by Mrs Kirby.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector Of tho Customs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

Fruit Trees, Flowers. &c.
49, No WILLIAM FRINGE, Propli-
sssS.fs etor Of the Iinnan 8,iamc ia'd-ns. near
STG New York, hiss requested me 10 receive sud
frsfNs,, forward orders for Frut .nI 0rnaiDeni,i
Trees and Plants, Shruhbery, &c; catalogues pf wc!
may be ha! If me ir. Prince engasrs +" execute or
ders in the very best manner, and The .haes,
tee Apply to gro. JOHNSON.
Hhy has nm hand,
10000 shingles, for ST.. low, snd lew nsrrc', Of
sppl"s; sso, pure Nader, wnes, IN all sze casks, OF
various Il scripnons, ami as lev rs aEj ii town.
mar,h}
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

New Commission House
vEv'E sub crber off'rs his services the pubic for
the purchase and sale e mcrchspdise and the pro-
duce ufhe country, isTtn spirits excepted) and now
offers
A CONSIGNMENT OF TOBACCO
from Richmond, viz: C.vend'sb III kegs
and hands IN boxes
Kg, l6 wits I" the pound
Which vii! b. sold vor' low to close sales.
ALSO FOR SALE,
Alexandria, Potomac Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Stock
wa Wins. IN IN, and .ns sss,"ar'a Road Stock
VS. assSu Bridge do
siarine, Columbia and Fire Insurance do
FOR RENT,
.....s >'Fhy Back e Bindings Ut the infer
YIN section OF Fairfax and Prince streets, capable
- IS storing 0,00O barrels Of AaIr, aou!d an
- swe- for arge nanuactGrr Of an, kind.
Persons .gIug claims, requested 10 present them
Tor pay ,cni; AID ;hose indsb;e, will be called
on duciny Inc present mnn;l: # o paid. the accounts
viii be placed in the hands # attorney for colec
tion. THOS. VOWEL
At The lower corner Of Duke ST. aud Potomac strand.
march 3
or the Winchester and shepherdstown papers will
insert the above three times and charge the Phenix
Gazette,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Relief Fire CoMpanyOfAleX a

Extract from an qetof Tie Cooperation Of alerandria.
for the Erlnguishmeat # Fire,
as,. / If a,y person who shall be present at any
6r. s, neglect or refuse to obey the order dlrec
t;on ofauy Officer who shall be appointed by any Fire
Company now established, or which may We hereafter
established. knowing him to be an Officer, such per-
son shall forfeit and pay the Of FIVE dollars Pro-
pided the name Of such Officer shall have been hrst
published in one Of the public papers"
A., meeting of the members Of this Company, held
a a. Anthony Rhodes Tavern, on Monday evening,
LIST of March, 1880 the following Officers were elected
for the present year. VIZ:
Commanders, ! Sub. Directors,
Thomas pr.htnR, LIST Robert W. Hunter
rhom,s y,weT1, I'd josiah Davis
Lain n Brwn, Sd James Ent~is'e
Regulators, IraSfees'
silas Reed h"'no", ""o"e'
John Douglass LEWIS D..'er
Daniel Mu''rse Char,.s rie'chef
Gtsphen Shinn ConM'tfec 10 htep INC En-
.are. ben, g'netn oraer'
John ID. Kerr james hntw'se
Joseph Rover W hu,,er
LINES p Coleman Anthony Rhodes
Thomas Vowel, Treasurer.
Charles Fletcher, Clerk.
march4 --3
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
HIGHEST Prizes-S25, 900, $4,000, 5000!
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No. = for 1880,
will h. drawn in the City of Philadelphia Saturday,
9th March.
CAPITAL PRIZE $25 900.
Ticket. So; halves4i quarters Ooi eshths co.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. for 1880.
Will, be drawn in the City Washington on Thurs
day, lth Of March
an yrMBERS 9 DaiWN BaLLOTS
uyGHNST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets s.; n.lys 81; quarters Is.
To he had in varie,i os numbers at the Office OF
+. EORSE,
Lostyy and Exchange Broker, ALEXANDRIA.
march 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

&. "A. Salt, n. o. Sugar. &c.
lnn bushels ground alum salt
SNVp 50 bbls New Orleans sugar
&c bags Havana coffee
IL Dsrres New England rum
10 dozen brooms
Landing from schr Manchester, Baker, from New
York, which we offer for sale low
LINDSAY, HILL X Co.
m,rch2 Nv. X. & p. S.
Tar.
400 barrels Tar, for sale by
NU march u. hlLLEh soN.
Sack BAIT.
xnOn sacks fine salt, Liverpool 6led. landing
UtgU from schr Georgetown, Kirkland, from New
VII which will be sold low on the wharf, by
LINDSAY, HILL Co.
march 2 NV. RI [P.s)
Tar.
-op .,ls NV J. II, DAVIS.
Il mar I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

Ia meeting of the members ofths Company, held
n Of Anthony Rhodes Tavern, on Monday evening,
of March, 1880 the following Oicen were elected
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

PROPOv u for publishing IN Tie "tq Of Ha7atng-
ton, Hekiy Newspaper i" neat quartz Jor"'' con-
tanning eish page dtrofed e"irely o Inc d'Ssfm,na-
on efinte ence useful and interesting to tie Ladies,
r.. cuy,IId
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
CORDAGE STORE,

and IS now ready to execute all orders for arii-
ces IN lbs line, with which he may be favored and
On tne most advantageous terms. lie has now on
hand avery extensive assortment of Cordage Of
every description, 10 which he is daily adding from
ms Factory. His prices will be regulated by the
Sol1eSt Pittsbugh s. Cincinnati rates; and he
,eeis confident Of being able 10 all all orders Of
Merchants, who may favor him with their custom,
on al least as good If not better terms than can Be
procured any where else in the Western Country.
lie will warrant his work 10 be Of the very best
lulity. Commanders Of Boats are requested to
Orders addressed to Messrs Knox and Mckee.
Forsyth and Dobbin, and d. n. Bavless- ComInis-
sloh Merchants, CT to himself PROMPTLY attended
Wheeling March 9Th, Iseo-cI
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
TAKE N0TTCE,

n 70. persons indebted rp .i,r iairsau, ire 81
~ uuestsd to cs. and settle their accounts
win him on 0r before the first OfMay next. Those
char do not, may rest assured that her accounts
win be gwen into the hands OF those that w,Il be-
paid for their trouble.
AnnI Ia $50
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS N DYE-STUFpS
FOR SALE, BY IL
.4rchibOId $. Todd

n FEW DOORS Main street MI, where opened ,
generaas ilaHL
CASH Among the article on the ioAo"Hs'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
Il GOSEFOR.N d; co.
AUCTIoNEERS
=. ~n1TrTIsafoN9 MERCHANTS.

kAOO = 406a 84aA8eS
4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Phrtlir Ro1o Main Street, Hheeling, Va.
1TRAVE recently received on Consignment,
10 60 Bags Rio and Porto Rico Coffee;
IS g" Pepper do. Alspicei
2pipes Cogniac Brandyi
Domestic Brandy
. Bbls DO do.
Rum; 9 do. LIsRoy WIxEi
Boxes Hats 10 doz. Castor Oil;
40 Muscatel Raisins;
q Ifhds New Orleans Sugar;
- BLls Molasses; 10 do. Mackerel;
Sbad; 5 do. Herrings,
5 Sperm Oil;
Case Bengal indigo l Case Manila DO.
! Seroon Spanish FlOte do.
2 Kegs do.
Io.oo0lbs. SoAL LEATHER:
10 doz Upper Leather
8 doz Calfskins;
4 Bride Leather
. Bag Leather;
10 BACKED Deerskins;
2 BACKED buff do.
10 doz dressed Deer do. = doz Hog skins;
. Colt skins; 2 Dog do.
1000 lbs SKIRTING;
6 TONS assorted NAILS; q tons LOgwood
lOO Boxes superior Spanish Scgars;
80 Kegs MLennan s. Cos warranted white lead;
80 Bbls Flour for Family use;
40 Alum; 10 Bbls EPSON Salts
Ions Lead; $50 pair STRAP HINGES
90 CRATES QUEEMSW ARR;
20O BIS fellOl5 Creek SALT;
% doz R. Watterson f. Cos Sleeves
o. J. GosHoRM e. Go. inform their
Friends thai they have on baud, IN addition TO INC
above consignments, a Perry LARGE STOCK
or DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, &c. which
they offer at WHOLESALER the lowest prices
TAINTED Immediately 90 RBES Ftazseed OIL
March, 81, 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
FOR REPAIRING AND VENDING
rranrnnnRrTAnI Hn.nAnrrr.ar NJ

- Those persons who have Farj,
ghls would 10 Wen DIS calling on
Ena lcsubscr.bcr Cor Medicine, as t'ev
uay rely upon b,s being genuine
s there IS no other person Within q
sason8b.c distance authorised o.
ven MAS Medicine fle also '.."- bog
th1-. Be- Thompson to SCI his BOOKS
ana RIGHTS, De win keep q conslul sup..y.
Those .l5 purchase Rights from the subscriber.
VIII receive with the Books the usual ana I,eccs-
Slru 'u .tructor
He also respectfully offers hrs services 20 the
aliioted, m the administration If d.. Thompson s
Botanical Medicine. This praciico 10 Ckr0Ric dis
ease is Invaluable his known 20 have removed
disease OF many years standing. aAer having baf
flee the sAll OF the most eminent physicians. --
Those who have doubts Ola the subject viii be so.
fis6ed by calling cpOa any who have Family
Rights; there being considerable number in he
town Of Wheeling.
BENL1MLN BLOOMFIELD
BRIDGEPORI. o. March 40, rESo.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
FRESH SALID OIL.


EORLARDS SUPERIOR MACAB0UGH
Merchant
in complete
will in
Wheeling AnilI
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05

NC. "a, BoWLE's wharf,

Commission o. r,rrr .lr-b1Ht
NC. "a, BoWLY's wharf,
BALTIMORE,
VBO ESPECTFTLIY offers his services for the
lRhPnrchass OF Sale Of Goods, and for ihe For
Uardmg ofths same toauy part ot the u. States
PROPERTY directed to his care, Tor either
purpose will NEE, with prompt and due attention,
for which, Commission wil be charged ~ thc
lowest rates.
In Forwarding goods 10 the West hy way of
piis5lryh and Wheeling, particular attention wIb
De gwen 20 them immediate and lens. expensive
Transportation; al either of winch place. Owners
can, may be most cont ell1N1 sel"e A'oi5Dl
and Charges.
GOODS bv the Boston and Providence Lines,
bv the New York and Baltimore DesPJtch Line
Parkp,s and by the aBllrmJre and Philadelphia
Despatch Line" Packets through Che Canal are
landed near his Warehouse which Wil prevent
in;urv 90 Goods from druyage, and save uai exc
pense.
Msrchand.ss wiz be received and tHppei by
the above lines of packets or 90 ihc sctil Tree oi
comm ggi0n
A Packet of the " B1I1n0re end Acl-- York o-s
T4f-E linz" leaves Coffee House Slip, N.v-fu-L
and Bor.ev's Wharf Baltimore, every saturday
Run ULL IL THUrsros, ll9 From 50. ~ D.
W.. RHotDs, ID B0tcleu Whare BGt A-cLts.
Also. a Pocket Of the 4PHlLAuELPHIA ANu
BGuNoRE DEpArCH LINZ, througe the De.1-
v-zrs and Chesapeake Canal SAILS tll.y rom 80
4 Njrih Wharyes, Philadelphia, and ID Bowley 8
Wharf Baltimore.
ALDNZO WAKEMAN, IN Wharcs.) %
Philadelphia 3
w.. RHOADS, 10 Bowley's Wharf
Baltimore
Refer 20
ANDERSON g. ATTERBURY,
Commission Merchants Wheeling.
April 2, 1880
The Editors the following named Newspa-
pers are requested o. insert the above 90 the a-
mount Of I've Dollars each. and their bills w'h
be paid on sight By ASpEBsOS g. ArTEHBuRY,
Commission Merchants, Wheeling.
Daily Gazette. Cinciunatl National Banner
Nashville, Tenn; Republican, 81 Louis Mo.
Puhbc Advertiser, Louisville. ny. kenuicIan,
Fralklort, KY. Reporter, Lexington. by. lutelh.
genceT Nandalia H. Advertiser, Gl.enl, ll. Ad-
Vocare. huntsville, Ala. ID Fulton Paper Flor
ence Ala Republican. Zanesyiue, OHIO; Herald
Stsloenyiier o. Palladium, New Lisbon, d. Ga
ze-.e Pre- ho-gn. Pa. Sc.o.0 Gazette. chico
rha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR sALE-Bv

W ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
v virtue ii Deed OF Trust executed to me by tn.
late DIR James Lyons and duly recorded, shall Of
Ter f1r sale, at public auction, ION the premse in the
City OF Richmond. Thur-day, the sixth day Of May
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, two halt lots
known in the piau of the City by the Nos 5l7 and SIS,
together with the dwelling house and all other houses
aud Improvement. thereon. Thi, property il situated
upon SaoeAU-lll. not far from the ShockG Hill Mar
house, and in the immediate neghbourhood of MIR.
Robert Pollard and d.: Treat its desirable and vau
able residence and is be eved TO be well known that
minute description OF il is unnecessary. Ms Lyons
Is entitled to dover in the property, which III I've
comnu'ed il the pun chaser chooses, for fair annual
allowance.
Atthc same timo asd place, will be sold undivided
noiey OF two-haf lots in Duvas additioa in the
neighbourhood of James A. Grant and others, known
by the Nos aud 24The title to thea property
believed TO lie unquestionabe, but, acting trustee.
shall convey only such title as is vested i'm me. The
sale will be made upon credit Of twelve months-,he
purchase money bearing interest from the day CT sale
BOND with security, and deed OF trust upon the pro-
perty, TO secure the payment, will be required.
The sale will he conducted by Thos. Taylor, Esq.
RICHARD NORRIS Trustee.
ATril IS. Il6-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

INVALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS At
v AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the 12.h Of May
OF OrIs, DUNLOP s Co. at their auction rooms, our
entire s,cck OF DRY GOODS, amounting to upwards
Of 5000, comprising the most general and valuable
assortment offered in This place. The sale will be
without reserve. Terms 6 aud months credit for sp-
proved negotiable notes We shall Tor six weeks cor
tinue TO offer sock al private sale very reduced
prices, and invite those wanting great aims give
cali KYLE & COCHRAN,
April 2. 1877
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
VERY VALUADLE ESTATE.

VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.
NM7ILL be sold to the hig hest bidder al public auc
Wv ton, at Halifax Court House, Oh Monday the
2Sh day of June next, (beng Court day) il f,ir il not
he next fair day. tract Of land lying in the County
Halifax B'ni,t-r River containing by late survey
595 3S acres; 100 So Of which are fret rate low
grounds, belonging to the Estate OF Edmund Irby dec
lorge portion OF the low ground is completely raired
ard has been Tor the last ten years regular and pre-
gres'ive state Of Improvement. This il said TO be
among the finest etates in the County, Judges are of
the opinion that 50 hands be worked advantage up
on il One fourth Of the purchase money will he requir
on the 18th cember next with interest from the day of
sale The other three fourths on and O. years cred,
from the day Of sale-bonds with approved Security
and deed OF trust on the land will be required Of the
puroha.er.-The title shall be satisfactory aud eo-
pet-Posse'son given on the LIST day of January next
with The privilege OF seeding crop of small grain in
tho fall. w X. JOHNSTON,
LEW JONES.
Administrators Of Edmund Irby dec
April Is. II6-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
HOTEL. STOCK, rURNI:

upOLLINGBROOK HOTEL, STOCK, FURNI-
I'D TURE. NEGROES, &c.-By virtue OF de, d
purposes therein set FORTH aud Of record in the Clerks
Office of the Hastings Court Of Petersburg,
JYiH be Sold at Auetion
On Monday, THE 26rH OF APRIL NEXT. commerce
ing at 10 o'clock and continuing from day to day ill all
is sold--the following Property. to Wi:
lS 'ha,s' Of Stock in the Bollins1rOc Hotel.
LIZ acres Of Land in Blandord, nearly the whole
Of which is Garden and is net surpassed by any Gar
den in Virginia tits well laid out, and IL in fine or
der, having great variety Of choice Fruit Trees, such
as Cherries, Plumbs Strawberries, Raspberie., Peach
es Grapes, Apples Figs sc. each in great abundance
and would be great acquisition TO any person keeping
House OF Entertainment.
10 ieet OF Ground in the rear Of Messrs Mordeca S.
Myers.
The Stable in the rear of Messrs. Boswcils Brown
ley.
The unexpired lease Of the Three Tenements oppo-
site the BolIngbrook Hotel having three years to
from the LIST September next Attached to one of these
Tenemens il first rate Bakery, now in full and com
pete operation with the custom of the greater part Of
the town for its support. fine opportunity is here
offered TO any person qualified 10 engage in business
If this kind.
The whole OF the stock Of Furniture, no in the Boil
lngbroos Hotel, embracing every article necessary
such an establishment, all OF which is OF the best quail
y and nearly as good new, having been in less
than Is mon hs.
Negroes, to wit: Mary. Betsy and her child, Phil
lis, Toby and Adam. all of whom under gsod char
acer asd are first rate house servants.
The Stock OF Horses, Cows, and Hogs.
The Bolngbrook Hotel is 40 we'll known, that the
Trustees deem il unnecessary 10 enlarge ~ its adj
vantages a. House OF Pnbhc Entertainment. II was
built in 1925 large, airy and very house,
having Baths attached to end Ct il, aud is
turnched from the cellar TO the garrett. The Stables
belonging TO the Establishment large and convent
ent. Taking the whole together, il is surpassed per-
haps by in the u States. Any person disposed
engage in business of the kind. would do well at
tend the SALE purchase the Furniture, and lease the
establishment.
There will be no post ponsment account OF the
weather.
The sale will commence with the Furniture.
Terms at sale, which will be libei al TO any person
wishing TO purchase largely
WI RoBERI SON son. Trustees
Sale conducted by WM. PANNILL, Auct.
" The Hotel will be kept open by Mr.. Nlbo, in its
usual STYLE ill AFTER the sale, and the old friends the
establishment will find accommodation there as here
tofore.
April g. lI4-tIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
JAMES p. PRESTON,
j. A. CHEVALLiE.
w. r. PENDLETON,
l4-St THOS. RICHIE

FHNRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ ThTE.-By virtue oil = deed Of trust executed
TO the subscriber and John BulIcck by James Powell
to secure the payment Of efTtain debt, therein men
toned, TO the late william Gait of the City Of Rich
monl, which deed bears date the 19'h DAY OF No
veber, 1910, and is Of record in the county court Of
Amherst, the subscriber will, on the l7h day OF M,y,
1880, on the premises, sell by way Of public auction,
for ready money, certain tract, parcel OF land, y
ing, and being in the county Of Ambes,near the Court
House Of said county, on the waters Of Trbulaion
Creek, containing $50 acres, more, or less III being the
tract OF land which the said James Powell
Gently resided,) such portion thereof may be ne
cessary TO fleet the unsafed purposes Of said deed
OF trust, and defray the charges OF sale.
Acting as TTustee, the subscriber will convey 10 the
purchaser purchaser the title vested in him by vir-
tue OF said deed Of Trust, aud none other.
DAVID S. GARLAND, Trustee.
April 6. I14-St