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WANNA RIVER LAND FOR SAIE-In
- cohior'nty 10 The last will, &c OF Wilson J. Cary
"ee - we uhurrsgned now offers for sale on advan,a
sfo"s Ts, mar valuable tract OF land long know hv
The name OF Cary's Brook, situated in The county II
,V"na' on me waters OF RVaDna river, about nine
miles above the junction OF that river with ,bs J,m.
ne estste contains by recent survey 1861 acre. NJ
which 217 IL are 81 rate river low oronna
zoo IL second low grounds ~ creek low grounds of
qusy scarcely inferior TO those lying on the river;
ana ne balance l777 acres high land OF exceIentouaI
iy l'igc portion OF which is uncIeared and heavily
unoe'eu' Inc improvements this prop. r,y con.
sist OF large two stor ed brick dwelling -housc ,u
,ien"y comnouious, aud recently ereced; kitchen ice
mousse WIN the usual number out hou .es and ofics,
an conveniently situated, and arranged: aso harms s,,
oes, Tobacco houses, sheers, negro cabn. &c 81 1.
good fepdif-a''aclei to il, and at convenient dis
lance, ~ az excellent grst ini with solid Stone dam
'"u Hi'-house, ana an oyershot wheel, running two
par OF stones. The al this mil il very p,of,
or' "nd the sreami which II s erected one of tbs
most lasting In this section o country having continual
% grind with abundant head OF wafer during IN, i,ts
excessive dronghi; also the same site saw mill
eapaoe oil oning very great work ON it, advantageous
beaten and surrounded hy an pincr.e tract of b,,vi
~ hmbercJ land. In the immediate vicinity of mi.
estate ate Two large manufacturing mills .i,y.,sd an
VIC "e's OIL me same river and within the distance of
.hree niles--Jhe undersigned deems IL unnsc.ssarv
W e"ee upon tbs capabilities and advantages of this
estate quality OF its soil &c &c. The cfop. raised an
are as large, or larger than those raised on any .s
tate OF The same size in Ibis section OF coun,,v III.
a'1 IN very improved state, having been extensively
'h down Ia clover and Timothy. IL i, presumed bou
ever, that those DESTROYS of purc h,sing ,y s.u.,
themselves ct its superior ADVANTAGES by viewing Tho
pfemIses The Ind will be sold enire or divided into
1919 as may be required by pu chasers Also II d.sir
en' number OF exceedingly valuable slaves stock of
every KIDD, crop on hand, plantation utensils &c will
De imposed OF on the terms with The lard If not
mus disposed Of, the same will be soIl for c,.b No. a..
premiscs-Terms Of tiie will he accommodating and
made known by the undersigned, by whom residins
al Palmyra Mills. or by Mr.. Mel b. Gay living on the
lag 10 purchase. w. TIMBERLAKE. Xpnr
oep'' D. Si-ts OF Wil.on J. Cary, decd
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q tAUTION IL understand that Thos. Richardson Of
~ the City of Richmond, has been eudeavoring 10
sell Tract Of Laad, lying in the County Of Hanover
ia which he holds life estate only hold Deed of
Trus, upon The Land, acknowledged ~ Hrnrico, and
recorded in Hanover. To prevent sale Of the Land
last Spring, Tbos. Richardson obtained Injunction,
which has not yet been disposed Of but will Le IRE.
sumo al The meeting OF The Cbancefy Court next Jan.
hereby caution the public against buying the afore-
raid Tract ~ Leniand invite all those who sre inter
ested to call at The Chancefy Office for the Richmond
District, where they may sec the whole ground upou
which this notice end my claim, IL prediodted espe-
cia'ly the depostobs OF Hall Nelson, and Pleasant
Winston, both OF the City Of Richmond.
WIN. RICHARDSON.
Rose Noun, Sp1UsyIyania, Oct L. d2--ft
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EkOUNTY Ian DS.-The subscriber oH-rs his
aD services 10 claimants of Revolutionary Bounty
LANDS IN procuring Scrip for Warrants iasued 10 be
issued BY The Executive Of Virginia, or by the Secre-
tsry OF War, and in locating the same where the best
selections oil land may be made. lie will also buy War
rant or The Scrip.
lie may be found at ali lines al Mrs Duyaps board.
ing bouse near the Capitol.
Al letters addressed to him al Richmond, and post
paid, will be duly attended TO.
sept ~. 3S-u JAS. SOUTHGATE
MOrICE--Pefsons ibde bied to the firm OF KYLE &
Cochran, requested 10 forward ard settle
their sccOunts
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business as esrv
possibIe and II is hoped this notice will meet the i'm.
mediate attention Of tLcss concerned. July 81. 23-u
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Rose Noun, spousylyania, OCT l. Ell

TIE above Cauon will net be deemed worthy Of M
ice by any one who may read i,pafiicnlsrly If they
20 the Chancery Court flee, where thy are ref,f.
red for iofofmsiion where they will find an ackoosy-
lodumont Of payment for the foil amount of the debt
with a release, for which the above land was conveyed
In trust; and by little further reference 10 the Far
mers' Bank Of Virginia, they will find by misoDpIi-
caion Of the funds placed in the hands Of william
Richardson by me, for TIE purpose Of relieving his re-
sponsibility which created the trust deed, balance
stll due that Bank Of five hundred dollars
Oct 0. 1875 THO RICHARDSON.
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EpICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.--Tbs suh.
~ II scfbers offer for sale, their Office near Sboek
Warehouse the following goods made at their Fsclorv.
A Cotton Meeffngs
3D. do Shiriings
Stout Cotton Ozndbugs, 29 inches ride
find general assortment If Cotton Yayns,
These goods are believed to be equal in quality 10
any made IN The United States, and will be cold as low
as goods OF similar quality be purchased ia tie Nor
them Markets. ~ wv
The highes. price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept. 81. 10--U
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Pursuahee OF an order OF the Superior Court o.
Chancery for the Richmond District offer for sale
aet OF Land on Crunp's Greek, in the corn'y OF
Hdn'per abont four miles below the Courthouse, con.
WEI he folJ jointly or severa!ly.
nso' Tract OF Land in the county Of Goochland
on me waters OF Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
oihers. "J anu
ne Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish.
ing 10 purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE Goochand Land, by Mr.. Payne
For Terms, which will be accountable ting a,nI,, 10
me near II mover Cur;hou'e. WA. +. WICKHAM.
ou'vlvlugTfusi OF The Estate OF San,'l G,s: dec
Aug. Ii. 90
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ONIpERSITY or PE.N.NSYL V4VI9
EE EDiCAL DEPARFMENT.-TheL Lectures will
We commence az usual on the first Monday in NJ
vember, and be continued till March The srrano
irehts oil the brar ches il fellows:
ANAToMY-P 5. Physck, NJ. d., w. L. Homer
MATERIA MEDIcA John Rrdman Coke, NJ. ID.
IRACrlCE OF MEDIcINE-Natha'l Chairman M d.
MiDwIFERY-Thos. c. James, NJ. D., Wm. p De-
wees, Nj. d.
Robert Hare, NJ. d.
SURGERY VIM Gibson NJ. D.
INSTITUTES OF MEDIcINE-San,'i Jackson NJ ID
Cc"i instruction Is given a, the PhiIade 2hia Aims
Rouse and pennsylvania Hospital, twice week
W. K HORNER, Dean,
Aug. I3. 2S-tNI6h No 263. Chesnni Street
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Extensive Executor Sale Of Siares and ofh,r Pc,
s0nui Estate.

Extensive Erssntor's Sale Of Siares and ofh,, Per-
sonai Estate.
Shall oil e 'or ale at Public Auction n, IN. p,.,
~ ,s'ion OF the late Daniel Grinuap deceased cali !,
pHESQU' ISLE. in the County Of Culpeper. on the
ON day OF December next the sale TO continue lvm
day TO day until the whole shall be sold all he p
property which belongs To the Esiao OF the decea.,d
on that Piantson consisting in part of br tween E,It,,
and Sixty Siaues. betceen 20 aud 80 Horse. s.vs,a
n'oou Mares oil the Fret blood, about on- hu.dtsI
Head OF Horned Cattle, large Stock Of Sheen ~
iiog-. about 700 Bsrreis OF Corn large auanti,v 81
hay Fodder, &c., Plantation Utensils Carpenters and
batksni,hs Toois, House hold and Kitchen Fur,i,u,.
Copper Sii cns OF Chambers beet SURVEYORS Com
passes, with ChSin ard Po,ing with maoy
Other articles too tedious to enume rate.
IL Is confidently believed that i'm propor.oo q, H.
quantity OF Property that will be offered for sale lar
ger proportion ct very valuable Property was never Of
Tered a, public sale in Virginia. The Slaves are gen.
orally likely, many Of Them very much 20: and
them is very VARIABLE Blacksmith Young and he al
Thy Among, the Hurse' there IL s. nd 10 he
OF the Best Blood in the STATE The Sock OF Cattle
Sheep and Hogs, are Of The most improved breeds
many OF them now fl Tor market aud well worth the
attention OF Butchers The Furniture of superior oual
nv; W Farmers and others, DESTROYS, Of procuring
Nalurtls Stock, will do we'll 10 All, nd this SAL s an
oppo'tunity OF procuring such will seldom occur
The terms OF sale as follows: The Saves will be sold
or Cash. the residue OF the Property upon credit Of
months for all sums above Forty Dollars under that
LASH the purchaser giving Bends with spprov ed se
Guilty, to bear interest from the date; bu, a. il i. i'm.
po,tant TO the interest Of the E.tate that should be
able TO command the funds at n sp,cf.d tin,e \ will
agree TO relinquh tia interest 10 IN, who shall nav
heir Bonds when due. No Property TO be removes,
uni the terms OF the Sale sha be complied with To
preventa sacrifice Of the property that may be offered
'r SALE reserve the right OF making one bid i'm every
case Tor the benefit Of the Estate. Persons Je.fou,
OF viewing any part OF the Property before the d,y of
safe. can do so by applying 10 Mr. Joseph r. Ffnpo
the Manager on the Farm.
n Continuation Of the Erecufor's Sale
On Monday the 18th day Of December next will he
offered at public SALE. in like manner at the late
sehee o, DANIEL Grimm, deceased, in the Town Of
Frederick burg. All tho .sonaI Estate of said Grin
nan, Ia said Town-conssting OF Several Hou.e. Ser
vant.' Gardener, Cook, O.ler and Semp.tr.ss. &c !:
a" 'ns Heue'-hod and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage
and Horses, light Wagon, Riding Horse con.;dsrs.
ore STOCK oil Books, with variety of ether articles too
tedious TO enumerate. Tho terms Of Sale AZ stated in
the previous advertisement. -
JOHN S. WEXFORD, Ex'or
OF the last viii and Te.tsmrnt Of
Oct dds DANIEL GR1NNAN. deceased
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JOIfN >. WELLFORD, Ey'Or
OF the last viii and Te.tsmpnt Of
Oct dds DANIEL GR1NNAN. deceased

81 NoKE OF DfSPEPSIA.-DR. JOHN DOVE. hav.
- ing just returned from New York, where he has
oeen TO make himself we'll acquainted with Oliver al
s,fu me'hod OF curing Dyspepsia Indg stion now
oefs MS services, to those afflicted with that complaint
s ue icgay authorized Agent for the State of Virgin.
Ia OF " Hasted the Inventor of this entirely new ode
OF practice in the efficacy OF which, ]. Dove has he
most implicit confidence "
nile there had ample opportunity of conversing
daily with i'om 10 to 20 OF these unfortunate su. "a
rom many OF The atts, whose diseases had resist. d
me aoiest medical advice in Europe and America and
70 hh ceen entirely radically cured by his method
for The ELI 'acy OF the practice an authorised by
,nu Haisted' TO refer to Messrs. WIN. III. Hubbard
yames Crane, nj f. Hil'ard, John N. Gordon, f. w
the town OF Petersburg.
>. Dcve may be found on the Market Bridge, over
me store oil Messfs Wadsworth s. Williams
Oct. l. 40 q,
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
VIE Lectures in this Institution. will commence as
IL usual on the last Monday in October. The sub
jects Taught are
i.t. Bellies Letres, Rbctoc, Logic Mo. A. Empie
RAJ Philosophy, Criticism in reference to the Pres &
me Atts;and he Philosophy of the passions Plofes
~ Ma'hematics-F. 5. CAMPBELL STEWART
Professor. ~
Law and Po'ice-JAMEs SEMPLE Professor
4th. Political Law and His!ory-THoMAs Dew,
Professor '
9th. Ancient Languages-DADNEY BRowN. p,o.
ie.sor. ~
- on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry--wm b.
ROGERS, Professor. "
lhe expenses OF student for board inc,u-
ding washing, fuel, &c. 800
Fees 10 three Professors 800 each and Me-
$40, IN
Naturalization Fee, 4
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~ &gn REWARD Stolen on Friday nigh, last.
W AEO dark chesnut sorfe Stud Horse three
years ola last spring. three white feet tbrk mana
s"n oretop about four feet ten inches high The ssid
morse was stolen hon my Wagon, about is mile, above
Petersburg, on Cox's road.
certain Francis Lindsay Was with me al The time
and ei' me The night the horse was stolen, and have
no aouohe s'oe ihe horse. Ssid Lindsay about fvs
eet Ten inches high HE rsht arm il wirher.d bv rbeu
usue pains as he told she had when he ieft me-
ud'K mixed home spun coat aud dark Corduroy pans
ICONS - ne above reward will be paid on the sppre
nen-lon Of The hel and delivery Of the horse or $40
iVr 'ue morse alone, IL delivered 10 me al Edward
mm9ss'eys IN Charlotte county. PETER TISE
AOlICE--fhe undersigned have associated tbem
selves, and will conduct the Dey Good business
lat the store heretofore occupied by Hall Nsilson nm
DER tbs hrn OF II. Nielsen 4 Co.. and are now on n;ny
large and general assofiment Of Staple and Fancy
goods, which they offer for sale on the mos, f.vorbI
'eImS HALL NELSON.
CHARLES \ GAY
~, THOS. w. MURRON.
19-6t
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ihiChhHOMINf LAND FOR SALE The
~ subscriber Is empowered by a deed OF trust from
'udge nay and others, OF record in the Office Of IN,
csrH ' onico county TO sell, and he now offers for
sa'e me estate called Ashhed, containing about nine
hundred anu thirty acres situated On Chick ai,omnv in
'he county OF Henrico, about seven miles from the
city OF Richmond. w
We estate con-s's OF two parcels: the upper senara,
ed rom Tie lower by slip OF land about tour hundred
yaGs w'ue. Inc upper parcel contains about 43O. and
the lower about 500 acres. ~
On The upper parcel Their is an excellent brick dwell
ing hsuse, OF by 32 feet, having six large and two
small rooms, aud four large closets. The house was
ou about The year 1914 and said be good az any
III 'he county. The store-room ami gardner. bouss
are also OF brick The other houses kitchen servan,'
apartments, stables, and corn-house, &c are of wool
Anout one-ihifd OF this tract is am told what 1.
called mud land, 40 40 acres of which ar. CLEARED
ana IN meadow, which may, with little trouble be kent
constantly irrigated. P'
Onthe lower tract containing about 500 acres ra
narssaoes, &c but no cling -hou.e bu, that intend
OIL io the Overseer. II has gooi settle Tor Il ~ .II;nr
mouse near an excellent spring and a most abundant
supply OF hfe wood. There il also an orchard no 4,
IL Represented, that OF this tract be,wrr, one anJ
wo huhafed acres are mud land that NAV be ea,ilv
c'eareuahd that are equal any land on
me dis'Ict OF country in which thes lands are all
uaed, Is said TO be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague AID lever. "'r'
On having the purchase money, and the Interest
Meteoi payable semi annually, satisfactorily .ecur,d
'amersi ertd at VIII be given to the purchaser
The parcels will be cold separately if IN. purchase,
should 80 desse. ROBERT STA S.pH
July 27. %
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rotwoofe Property at Public .duefion.
VuNHk Subscribers will. on Wednesday October the
S'n, az o'clock, sell at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder on the premises that eligible property
ON Shock@ Hill, known as Souhea,e's buildings, oppo.
elite the City Hall, now occupied by Philip Duval Jr
known that |, is deemed unnecessary to say than
that has recently been put 10 ve,y repair at
an expense oil more than 1920. There ts lease on
u OF Two anu hait years yet 10 come, a, annual
rent OF $780, and the taxes making the gross rent this
year $780, '
Heoemen OF capital disposed to invest their money
~ az IL rarely TO be met with.
ihe terms will be one-third Of the purchase money
III cah, and the remainder in two equal instaments Of
SIX aud twelve monhs, TO be secured by negotiable
notes, with approved endorsers, aud deed OF trust on
the property.
sale 70 De conducted by Thos. Taylor, Esq.
GEO NJ. SOUTHGATE,
OcI .. 4-3t JAMES SOUTHGATE. ~
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he expenses Of ,tudent, the second YEAR 1855
Law Students should bring with them the Virginia
Laws, acts OF Congress ami 1uckers Blackstone Th,
wiihave The use of well selected Library:
A pc nses Tor me course, sis
The school OF Ancient Languages. in which Afib-
metic, English Grammar and Geography, make mart
OF TIE course OF Instruction, begins on the LIST d.v Of
Oe and ends on the last day OF Aug. expenses SI2O
The Faculty is not authorized 10 permit sindent 10
hoard out OF College, except at the written reaues,
oi TIE parent or Guardian any case is more 10
be paid Tor board than the charges above mentioned
onehai oil which NUT be p,id when the student ents
college, and the other half at the expiration of al. the
term. 800 NV
1T IL believed that the Laws and Regulations of ,iis
Institution as recently notified, rresebt so many in.
ducenen's TO s'udous aud orderly habiis and provide
SO many checks 10 Incidence and misconduct a. 10 se
cure the utmost and pfopriey OF behaviour on
the part oil Scholars and students For the information of
The religious community, il may be proper to remark
That by statute OF The Visitors The college chanel has
been opened, and students (Yithout b.ing con,pe ed)
VIII have an opportunity Of attending prayers evety
morning previous 10 the commencement Of the daily
Collegiate exercises.
They, who DESTROYS TO enter any OF the classes
the ensuing Sefioo, earnestly advised 10 he
at the commencement OF the course, as much injury
VIII result fom delay in this particular
A. EMPIE Pres.
The National Inteligencer, u S. Telegraph Rich
nond Enquirer CONGREGATIONAL Wing, N C.. Star Fay-.
etevHle Observer, Newbufn Sentinel, Cane Fear Re-
eorder, Noriok Herald aud Peterssur Old Dominion
are feqnettd 10 publish the above notice once fort
nght until the opening OF the College.
Sept. 3. 3ivvid
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


AAlLL be offered Tor sale. at Hickman's Tavern
w near the premises, on Tuesday, the 23d Of No.
Veinber next IL tar il NOT the next fair day there.
er, mat valuable tract OF land, known Trueheart's
,ving IN Greenbrier county on the waters of Meadow
hiver aud Seweil Geek, containing lI40 acres the
greater part OF which is bottom land uncieared and Of
Tue hrst quality. This land lies about % miles west
from Lswisburg and 30 from the White Sulphur Sprngs
n, turnpike road, iron the mouth OF Dunlap's Creek
10 The eat works on the Kenawha, passes directly
through It, IL admirably adapted for grains and grass
CO: The situation on the Turnpike win afford ready
fas tor lite produce and render II excellent stand for
Tavern. ~ "
The land will he cold in body or in convenient lots
10 SUIT purchasers The terms will be on third cash
uu ne remainder In one and two years. Or IL those
remainder I'D one, two aud three years, with deed
" rrs. 10 r,ner case to secure the payment On. o.
'i' OF US WIZ he at Faysers Tavern, (Lewi.burg \ ten
WE'VE days before the SALE and should no, object to
receiving proposals privately. Letters, in the mean
time, may he addressed to - '-'
Jesse 5. ARMISTEAD, buckingham C. H.
George ". N TiNsL,sy Porha,an c. Fl.
Aids
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NoriCk -dppoa,attor Riper-n,iNs nj the EDDing-
ron fdHs an Chesterfield and Amelia COUNTIES
LOT these purposes: TO amend the act concern.
ng hrch,o"id lhweatt, passed the lat March, 1919
~ mat mus or other wa,er-works may be erected on
ooh, or eitEer side of the River the falls by means
Of wins dams lateral dams. canal, or, other improve
n' 20 as no' 10 Impede the naviga ion. The natural
waterfall is three feet and they are the most ns,;ia
an, on ms 'iver From tie frequent great losses of
pio"uer' me long drteLton aud wreck OF boats IA well
"e serious snfiengs and exposures Boa,men il ha,
oeen long expected, that the Apromaitox Compsny
wouu onNd The requisite dam aud LOCKE or
n 'no uiut rS'gned IN doing go Great i. The distress
Tor certain constant River mill in dry sea,o,s ShoJ
me company now unite with the subscrib r. on eaui,a
n'e terms IN constructing the proper dam aud iock.
.he preierment oil the p tion 1, the Legislature will
oe unnecessary. The President or Agent OF the Com
pany IS most respectfully invited to view The falls Tn.
owns the requisite quantity OF land on each
.ide oil the River, and roads on each side 60 the aIi
nus and materials ccnvenien SO that no diff
hcuiiy will arise in those respects
Erpington. Oct. l. ao-,I',i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
Fall Goods.

IUAsHINGrON & BRENT have rece'ved' oy inc
w recent arrivals from New York,
General assortment OF DRY GOOJS,
CONSULTING, IN PART, OF
Super6ne black, navy blue, olive, drsb, ana steer
mixed cloths
Blue, black, and steel mixed kerseymeres
prab and mixed Devonshire kerseys, ana P'aihN
Olive and drab fiushngs
84,94. 1914 IL 4, and PA Heavy rose o'SnAe"
50, 4, and ~ point
plain and figured bombasetts, assorted coiors
BLACK bomb zines; worsted and cotton hosiery
Batent and nett suspenders
Partan and Circassian plsids
e "a Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article
N-r;no cloths and Circassans, various co'ors
mack Italian lrIstrngs and ievsntlnes
S,rreye, pslmyrene, and silk hdkfs
Thibet. Merino, Cashmere, and cloth shawls
irish linens, sheetings, and lawns
Russia, bird eve, and table diaper
iO,4. Is 4, 1914 super dsmask table cloths
- aud 70 oed ticks; apron checks
Navy blue, silver grey. and steel mixed cassneus
surlaps ricklensurgs. ami HessIans
Scotch oznsburss and ssckng
Yiih large supply Of
3D. Al, and 4 oroyn and oeAched smftihSs anu
sheetings, pia,ds and stripes
also.
5000 lbs superior cottonyarn
S bales domestic kerseys and lhseys
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
Dyeimg acknowledgements.

La critiQue est dLSes, OIuiSi ART eSlo .UlcHe'
VIlHE subscriber having returned from Europe, re.
specially Informs the public that he is prepared
to execute all orders in his line Of business with neat
ness and dispatch Ills assortment OF the most 'asi''
onabe coors can be seen at any time, ana ne VIII war
rant them to stand equally wen As any in Europe -
lie will bleach Lace, Gauzc, sc. remove spot: and
iron mouids from camorc, linen, cloth, silk, merno
and other shawls without in Jury to the border lie
colors Also that they never fade or turn rusty
ephorn bonnes and hats cleaned in the first style
For the accommodation of his customers IN Wash.
ington goods may be LETT with Mr, LsbIle, Pennsyi J.
vania Avenue, opposite the Panorama, to whose adj
dressthey willaiwaysbe sent,
P.J. SAI.VErAT,
French ID y al Scourer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
Grain and Plaster.

TTNHE subscribers have formed copartnership, and
l. will transact business at Alexandria and Deco
guam, under the name of. & J. n Janney. They
invite the call of persons who bring grain for sale to
i,ther of those markets.
Farmers will at all times furnished at Occoquan
tn plaste either in the rock or ground, on very mo-
ratet JOS. JANNEY, jun.
wijuly JOHN JANNEr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
Wheat wanted.

NFORDECAI MILLER & son inform their former
customers and frienls that they have again taken
posse sson of the BRICK Mil called 1riadeph1a mn,
on the Little River Turnpike Road, -Four Nile Rum
where they viii give the highest price for good Wheat
They are purchasing, IN Alexandria, Wheat, Rye, and
Corn sn wiIthaI sei. old friends and customers to
give them cs1. aug II