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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

Corn Meal. gu" 10 ools
GRAIN
Whent'-Fhis being the season when the Bav YES
hei7 generally lay up for the winter the sunnlies o
wheat have been almost entirely suspended in the
early par oFthe wee before the John Jaws advces
70 the 9th ut from brverpooD sales of two or thre
pa GELS OF red atioat were made al 81 10 q 13,
VA wednesday when the advices per john Jay were
known winch announced further advance in the
prices OF breadstutfs in the English markets,-ihe
market experienced an advance bnt we hoard of ~
SAFES On Thursday lot Of $500 bushels prims red,
ID store was sold at 81 IG DER busheI and to-dova
paFce OF 1000 bushels of red nterm;xed with q mr.
t!oh o. white rather inferior quality, was sold a,
. per buShel. This is the only parcel afJoat 70
day, ct which we have heard. On Monday n m col
oi zooo bushels prime white wheat was sold at q -
per 6ushel On Thursday parcel of POO hush.
els PRIME white IN store, scid at sometli. oyer
81 30 per husfe 0'e'
corn Supplies are very limited this week and fo.
me last DAY or Two none Of consequence in market
Ehe sales Of the week comprise about 5000 bushels
new, at SO GO cents per bushe for both white and
yellow. We have heard Of no sales Of old corn Of
sufficient consequence to he reported-pricss of iii
ana new arc now about equal. sale Of 500 bush
Coz cents '''"E 81 W
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

sANIEL MINOR, lakes this rDetho5 Of inf,rro
- ug his friends AID The public generally ,b,t T..
laL osen rnavoidably detained 20 The North Toe,nb
be ' oged h'm TO clean their Clocks auaaallo he
80 'o".' 10 say so soon as his engagements Gems,
ieTP' winch hr hopes VIII he IN few rnor,llzI ~, .
~ >" iFgI1' whore he intend permanently N 20
sue 2hd VII taru have II IN his nower tn aterd -,
eU'I.Iy IN MS business TO his friends and ruefo,r
o continuance Of their pat,onas. Is
NE" jEHsrY Jan / fg3i--g.~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

der might have been suggested Committee ,uon the
uheen subjects OF their eOquirv hc
mpaaoe AT time when noble plan on 70 as that Of
akng good farmers by legislation; plan equaed npor-
dnce only by that grave whether MIR Shall
sV when member rises, Nr. Blank blank county or
pam n tILrpLt, Cr,N>,r
Extract from Poem. entitled old Ptreinia Ge,,.oics
"t2uid facial Ietes sege,es
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11
10 Ne Editors ofMe TTEin

Gentlemen: In vonr paper Of TO day. thc following
appeared th head ~ list of comparative prices Of
60 is, AIKEN from the View England Farmer:
& Flannes have been reduced in price from 25 TO II
cents The denial which you seem to challenge,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

tickets g. halves Q, quarters I.
- FOR sale IN the usual great variety. Of iba T.,
change and Lottery Office o. 81 ''' 'H
~, WI, THOS. &. BIGGER.
u where no less than FOUR Of the t,,bc.t
$4,000 each have been sold and naid a,
'''''' ." '''"'' l'"IS. ian
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

NEw-JERsEr Returns from nearly all the conn
SeS warrant the opinion that the Clay ticket for
congress has prevailed by majority ofncary 1000
C co,es me following gentlemen elected-Lewis
tondict. Richard ii Cooper. Thomas II urohon
James F Randolph, Silas Condic, and Isanc South
ara. The two last members N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11
EXecutor's Sale
aVOsSSce.
BOOK AUG ION

Y virtue of Deed of Trust doted to,b NJ,
n ~ 1880, and recorded in the Clerks Oflice Of
HenrIco county Court, executed to the subscriber
trustee by Nelson Cary For the satisfaction of his
seGra creditors VIII be sold nj the Springfield pits
IN ftenF'co on Saturday the g2d instant if fair r.
tot me next tar day (Sundays cxccpted) at Pubic
hnci"n to the highest bidder, several valuable slaves
my OF furniture and about 1000 bushels Of
oo1l 1he terms VIII be cash. for all sums of $50
Or esS-and credit of six months for larger sns
Bonds with approved security, will be reouircJ of
me purchasers. The creditors of Nelson Cary are
requested to attend the sale "'e
ian IO--eo6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

that ,f oec.e!ery OF the Treasury has given notice
81. t"e certca'es OF United States ! i-2 per cent
oe"ci, Esd March, 1875 amounting to s.5ao. sss
10 VIII be paid on the LIST of July Of tie nrasep,
year. No transfers of said Stock Will he alInynI
after the first of June ~ ""o" u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11
BiGGER'S PRrzE Opp,cp

Drawing of The New York I,pt.erv NJ % -.
4, H. 90 81, So -. IS. 20 "a a.
TO-DAY!!!
nhode Island State Lottery, No s. drawing 10 be re-
$1,000 Capital Prizo
Tickets $5-'iaIvcs 81 Solicitations = co,,,
delaware and NORTH Carolina Lottery No. r., d[av.
ing TO be received Thursday. 80 - "'""-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

en cents per 6uShei' instead of twenty cents. as
ee te On the LIST of January, 1889 It wi he
further reduced 10 ten cents - WI" 0e
III the LIST Of January, 832 n: y. -. ~" UNI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11
REAL FRENCH FANCY STORE

OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL
Ne KS. DUHAIN begs leave to inform tho ,od;oz
w ana gentlemen of Richmond, that she b,s inst
'e'tiVed an elegant assorimC of fancy art,clas -
The latest kinds which she is disposed 70 njJ ~ -
most reduced prices. viz: u 'iiS
cases OF toys OF every description
DO gilt articles, assorted
do perfumery and Florida wptnr
90 "'l5 worK' consisting of braids curls. G.c
'4nd expects IN open to-nlorro,p
case, containing musical bnxes t17.
screens. dancing figures car,cat,,rss Of .L -
french Revolution. and paintings in silver and
Soio' together with elegant collectioo, ~
scraps, &c. ~
90 Containing pistols, percussion cs,s ,.,
tortoise shell, and horn snuff boxes -
ALSO,
n large collection Of Jewelrv. consis,;rr, .t-
loHoW1ng VIZ large assortment Of Frgc.., ...-
90. I'Dgs ana breast pins. finger rings of G,a.,5-
pearl. jet and ruby
SOLID and varIegated broad and plain ,o.5 rim.
h7hIcs and gentIemen's gold watch cI,siat s. g.,l
70 do plated do
9hyer tbi1bcs with fine assortment nr ,,.,ot
Lanes aud gentlemen arc respecfG,,lv ,r.i.t "
call rs the above articles will be sold at tbc Li
safe pIices, and old gold and silver viii nc -o;,
as can at the highest standard price
tac!cs '''''' ';'' S.''' SPEC
ri oIICE.-AppAca,i yyi'I u- ,5.a- g.. -,
- S'ueht and Directors Of tan Rink 1, y....,...
i0F me duplicate Of certificate to, twelve ell -;
eGe CaPltal stock OF the Bank Of Virginia in ihr name
OF George Ruitu, Mo- 1850, dated OH, r..,r'n
l8Vo' which has been lost or mss ILL., "''y'
THO: COCK.
Executor of
D; GEORGE RUFFJN
prlnce George County, 9th Dec, $50
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11
( Hiatus MAXINE dehcndus.

Immense rpPeurn horrea messss.-Jbg
I Monaigne believe
The common of the Bucksku FOR the death of an
OK occasroncd bV starvation.
BIS VENT ad mulo,ram, bnos olt ubsrc Eerrs
D rln2nS CT neraio preDe5ctur caseus u.bi
Nicino db limile sepcs,
Hybris sDihus dorcm depes,a saIlc
la) Tsyo5'S Arsor
~ u assertion ALWAYS made, but somewhat apo.r,pn,
lc me hoss are n the corn6cld boy, boy,
The hogs IN tbe -feldi 'l= rrn how hr,
Here find the origin Of the above po7uar SOM in Viz
gina
I'd Ah then and there was huuyug 10 and fro
And gathrng tears and ucmblings Of distress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

ForUers' Banf Of Tireiaiq
FH7iE Pfesid AID = .Crto-- have d.r,,,od -.
= dividend Of 'eo aod Il halr per &C vi. 81, Ia
capital stock. for tlc last SIX months; which viii he
Pa!a TO The Stockholders on the 18th instant
j'" "-@ew4t WN. NEKERYls, Cas.,'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

Iickets ST. Halves 2, Quarters t.
-, =, f~.G at f. MICKLE'S,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-12

81 AND FOR SALE-By virtue of Deed Trust.
executed to the subscriber, by Abner Smith, bear.
ing dale The 22d day Of July, 1890 and duly recorded
in The Clerks O1ce, OF the county Court Of Powha-
tam shall o-r for sse, Al public auction on the 18th
day Of March, the tract Of land lying on Buerwood
Creek in the county OF Powbaiap, near Genito and
adjoniog the lands OF Samuel Jones aud others this
well known tract OF land, formerly belonging Major
Edward Moseley, and contains by estimation one thou
sand acres. IL has on IL commo1ous dwelling house
and all necessary out houses for the of
family, and for the purposes Of farming. Persons
wishing TO purchase, invited 10 examine tho land.
The sale will positively take place the premises on
the day appontd for cash.
Such title the subscriber has in the nd and such
such only will be conveyed to The purchaser
JNO. T. MOSELEY.
Feb 3. s5-w6y
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NesTs. James Stewart. Andre,o NeHenry, JtTliiam
Bird, gideon Is0r., James Ftdien, and tie unknotcn
heirs Of Jacob Seduer, deed.
TENAKE notice that on the Gath, 25h, and 26h days
n Of March next, at the Tavern OF William T..
Eggleston in the County OF Amelia and State OF Vir-
gns, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions Of sundry
persons; aud the 2ls,, 22d 2Slh and 18th days Of
March next, at Cumberland Court House, In the State
virginia, shall proceed to take the dispositions Of
sundry other persons: all the dispositions taken to be
read evidence in suit in Chaueery, depending
~ the County Court Of Scott, in the State OF Virginia,
wherein am Plaintiff and you are defendants.
JOSEPH r. ASSIINE.
feD' .. SJ-H4ws
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JAM. 25.

HAJASHINGTON HOTEL RICHMOND, VA
Wv 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 il will be opened for the accommodation
company, the first OF October. IL is now undergo
ing thorough repair, and win be fitted up in a plain
but s,yle with beds, bedding and other
furniture all new and of the best kind His Servants
are attentive and experienced, aud hs Barkeepers po
lite and accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
we'll supplied with the best liquors and wines, and his
Table with the choice dslicacies of the season.
which the city and country afford and he fauers
himself that by unremittDg attention to his business he
will give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGroN HOTEL Is situated 10 the most
pleasant part OF the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
toll, and contiguous to all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre the Banks, the Basin
the Warehouses, and the Offices Of the principal Mers
of the city; and at the time sufficiently far
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle and noise Of the streets Such
are the local advantages of this house, that may
ture to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
Their on business or Tor pleasure, will find II Of the
most pleasant situations in the city In addition what
transient custom he may be favored with the subscri.
Der will be able TO accommodate t,oenty-fpe or MiTty
borders, by the week, month, or year, on The
most reasonable terms. ROBERT G. MACON
Sept IL 3S-u Late Of GoochlaDd Court. House,
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a JOHANNA will stand the ensuing season at my
IN Farm, nine miles from Richmond, directly on
the stage road leading from that place 10 Fredericks
burg, and known Half Sink.
Ills not saying too much (or submit il to the can
dour oil every gentleman acquainted with the facts to
sustain me in the asseron when say, that his colts
are universally Acknowledged possess much size
strength, and beauty, any cos that have ever been
produced by any one horse in Virginia. know seve-
raj, that cannot be purchased for less than seven or
eight hundred dollars; and have, myself, been offer
ed 81 900 for one at year oldthe estimate at which
they are held by their owners, take to be the strong
est recommendation that be offered in behalf OF
uniried colts.
The season will commence the 18th Of Februa.
ry and terminate the ls OF July. Terms as here
'o'ore Fifty Dollars, to be discharged by the paymen,
oil Ihiry-hve, at any time during the season Sixty
Dollars insurance One Dollar to the Groom, which
is expected, either when the is brought or taken
away.
Extensive pastures provided, and mares fed reg
ulsrly, unless otherwise directed, at % cents day
Gentlemen who sent mares last year, by the season
TO Gohanna that did not prove 10 ioal u any there
be) are informed that they can be again; aud no
charge made for the services of the Horse unless they
should prove in foa or, in other words the mares will
be insured at the price OF the season.
Jan 10. T-2awSw JOHN M. BOLTS.
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NOTlCE.-The co-psrtnership heretofore existing
under the firm OF JOHN POE & co. was dis.
solved on The FIRST January. Those having claims a.
gainst the late firm will please make payment 10 JoHN
Poe, who is alone authorized to receive the same and
settle the affairs of the late concern.
JOHN POE,
CASWELL POE.
The business will be continued by the undersigned
IN all its branches, ADD unremited attention bestowed
90 as to ensure entire satisfaction to their friends
cu.iomers JOHN POE & co.
February 1. S4-2iw2w
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THNRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust exc
IL cuted to the subscriber by Hays Isaacs, on
the 18th day of December, 1924, and duly recorded
in the County Court Office Of Henrico County, for
purposes therein expressed, will, Wednesday the
l6h day OF February next, f fair il not, the frat
fair day thereafter Sundays excepted,) at the City
Hall. in the city OF Richmond, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, Tor cash, all the right title, and inte
rest of saii lsaacs Ia the following tracts parcels Of
land, much may be necessary satisfy the de-
mands OF said trust, and all the which has been
and may be necessary 10 carrying into effect the same,
to wii tract OF land containing IL, 1876 describe
ed as lying and being in the county of Norfolk, Va,
and patented by the Commonwealth 10 Gabriel Gait,
ISAIAH lsaacs, Jacob Madeira, and others. Aso-an-
other tract in Henrco County described being three
miles below Rockets, and containing 10 Also
all the right and title OF said Isaacs in the following
lots in the city aforesaid to wit: lot Main street.
on the North side Of the same, which lot is a wood
en- building and temporary backsmith's shop; said
lot being known by the OF "the bird in the hand "
Also-two other LOTS near Ender's Factory, on same
stree, and each of which is wooden building, and
on one OF said lots is the Jewish Burying Ground.
Also-one other lot the South eide OF said street.
being the FIRST lot below the County Court House. On
said lot is a small wooden tenament. The said land
and lots being devised by ISAIAH Isaacs, to the said
Hays Isaacs and his sister Frances Isaacs Frances
Block And whereas difficulties have arisen heretofore,
by purchasers not complying with the terms of sale
shall require the purchaser purchasers pay the
money down, in good Virginia currency, as soon as
the property knocked out nd receive his deed) and
Will proceed to sell in the following manner: lst. All
OF that OF sad property conveyed above me,
and not subsequently conveyed 10 any other person;
then that part conveyed by said Isaacs to John H. Eos
ter, Except such as he has conveyed to others and il
that should not be sufficient, then such said Foster
has conveyed to others The above sale will continue
from day to day until the said deed shall be fully salts
he'd or the property all disposed Of. Acting Trustee,
will convey such title only lie vested in sucb
which, however, believed TO he uuquesonably good
JAMES KINSoLylNG, Trustee.
Jan. 20. SI-tIs
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n kA DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranawsy, in the

II ~ DOLLARS REWARD. -Ranaway, in the
u eJO month of May last, Negro Woman, nam
ed MARY She is inclined TO the muat,o, tolerabiy
long hair, good Cook and House Servant. She was
purchased by Charles l.. Wing6eld Esq then Of Will
Iiamsburg-now Of Norfolk, in the latter place, some
time last winter, and made her escape near Williams
burg, Mr.. W. sending her to the Steamboat, to
be delivered to my agent. l will give the above
ward IL delivered to in Jefferson, Jackson County,
Georgia; $50 II secured in any Jail that shall get
her, or $3.50 for the chance Of her All persons are
forwarued from harborng her their peril. Letters
addressed to me at the above place. will receive imme-
date attention. WM. ID. MARTIN.
Jan. 6. 7S-U
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.NEW aDVERTISEME.NTS.

THRESHING MACHiNE.--We have
seen Doetori Ciark's Wheat aud Dat Threshing
Machine, which has been in operation at Mr.. Lays
Ware House in this City, during the last three weeks,
and have hesitation in saying far surpasses any
Idea we had previously entertained Of it,
The construction Is very simple, being entirely Of
Wood aud Wrought Iron, which can be easiy repaired
f necessary) by ordinary mechanics; IL requirs less
power and threshes A. clean any other machine
have seen In use.
As regards the quantity, il is evident that II fed
GET much per day his hands can take care Of
Many OF us have engaged machines from Mr.. Lay,
(the Agent) and we recommend them to country
friends, as cheap, economical, and useful improve
ment.
Richmond, February 2, 1881.
JOHN G. JOYNES, JOHN B. CLOPTON,
LAWT. DADE, RICE w. WOOD,
NATL. ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX,
RICH'D. BOOKER, III. G. WINSTON,
JNO. CAAiM POLLARD, ]. II. BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE, WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDW. CHRISTIAN, GEO. BOOKER,
A. CLAIBORNE, f. MAYO
8AM'L p. PARSONS.
The prices of the Machine arc, for horse power
$50, $55, and $50 and for two horses, from $50 to
Cts, according to the size preferred. At moder ate
estimate, il Is believed that the former will hresh $50
to ESQ., and the latter 800 400 bushels pro-
psrly attended. HanI Machines can be furnished for
$40 to $45.
The Subscriber, as General Agent will So /the Pa
tent Right for makng vending, and using IN the diff
ferent counties in this State North and Sou Carolina,
and Georgia: aud will furnish Machines, with or with
out the horse power deliverable here, send them
such other places may be designated.
g February 10, lS3I.-SS-tf JOHN o. LAY.
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q1rhe ENQUiRER is published tweea week generally
during tho tho State
Price, the heretofore Five Dollars payable in
advance Notes Of char,er specie paying banks on) will bo
received In payment Tho Editors will the safety Of
writer's.
No the discretion
Editorsl until all arrcarages have boon paid Mp.
@ Whoever will the of nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS
~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
pr Onesquarc OR LESS-Fst insertion 75consoachcon
= iunnco, so cents.
inserted until il has either been paid
assumed by in this city, its cnvrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-12

House, sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, cid
ing, &c.
ynVHE subscriber truly grateful for the patronage he
n has received during the last ten years. respect
,nIiv informs the citizens Of Richmond and the public
generally that he has taken great deal OF pains 10 per-
feet himself IN his profession, and invites 'hcm 70 cali
Al his old stand next door 10 The Compiler ofhee' and
ersmins his limitations Of wood and marble
Orders from the country in MS line attended 70.
G. w. MeGINNESS.
Dee. H. o4-H
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ID Hull ir and ,v,f. h..,i,., ,,. ~. o1,S A., =,

virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed by Jacob
80 nun, Jr and wife, bearing date the 9Th day OF
sepemo-r 1898, and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
nee 0i the county OF Pendleton, shall Saturday
we ~ oil this month, 1881, in front OF the Bell Ia
vro, 10 the City OF Richmond, sell Tor cash. at public
se' 70 the highest bidder all that tract piece parcel
oil 'ana situate IN the county OF Pendeton and convey
eu rdevised to said Jicob Hull by his father Peter Hull
containing from $50 to 400 acres, less, aud
poundtd as follows, to wit :On the South aud Ea-, by
JACOB Soldiers land on the West by William HulPs
iand, and on the North by the lands OF James Skid
hore.-Ihe title Is believed to be goodbut such title
ed g. TuE TRIfSTEGS
The severity of the weather has pre- ventea the
aWendance at Richmond OF the Trustees Of Jacob Hull
who'e lend lying in Pendleon county advertised
70 be sold on the 29.h ult.-The sale will now take
pi zee on SATURDAY, THE 10Th FEBRUARY, 1881.
en-. D 6l-tds
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S24O,OS9 A IOOIoIi 80

The Potomac y frozen across 0 It's mouth We OBJ
served hundred sang 10 the Maryland hOre OPP
rosits town Sunday, and ~ many returning. The
country people bring their produce to ,oalk-i many
mllss below us tho ice. Feb. !, flor. Gas.
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RIULE LOST.-Suayed or Stolen during the
lyE Chrismast holydays, likely young BAY MULE,
shod on the fore feet, and with rounding face. Any
Information that may lead to his restoration will be
thankfully received, and for his delivery at the pitts
reasonable reward will be given.
A. s. A. WOODBRIDGE & co.
February 10 SS-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-12

III ABOURERS WANTED.-Wanted, 80 able boz
Ia died Labourers agsist in graduating road from
she Powbaan Coal Mines, to James Rver-The high
est wages per month will be paid. ". +. DUNN,
at the Powhatan Coal Mines.
Feb 3 s5-6t
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II UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
IL Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in this in
titution occupied, and that more patients will
DO received until some of the said cells vacant;
due notice of which will be given. BY order OF the
Court of Directors. l.. HENLEY
Nav &c. 4-1
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GSALE ct lands and slaves postponed, owing to the
~ previous inclemency of the weather, which u
dsred the 10Th inst, unsuitable day for the Gale OF
the Csrys brook estates OF lands and slaves heretofore
advertised In this psperThe said sale postponed
to Taesisy the 18th day Of March next when It will
certainly take place the premises and the terms
as Ia the said former advertisement menioned-if
inpediment by unfavora5ieress Of weather should
again oeeur-snd In that event, the sale will be- pro-
seeded in on The frs, day after the said impedimen ut
shsll have been removed. w. TIMBERLAKE,
Admir-. with the will annexed
Ian 49, s3--tds Of Wilson ). Cary deed.
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UCTlON.-Beng DESTROYS TO close my business
N in this place, shall proceed to sell by public
auction, on the premises, (sale to commence on the
23d OF next month"; February) the Tavern situated at
the w est end OF the town, called THE WESTERN
HOTEL; with the Household and Kitchen Furniture
stock of Bacon, &c-The LIVERY STABLE oppo-
site the above-Gigs, Sulkeys two Wagons, a light
Hack, &c.-l2 HORSES, two OF which are Stations;
pair of MULES, matched aud well broke-between
20 Il 30 SLAVES, consisting OF men and women, boys
and girls There is an Ice House the Stable Lot
and Pump, from which water is conveyed to the
Tavern by means of pipes under ground. A full de-
scrpon oil the above property is deemed cessary,
as persons wishing to purchase view the same at
anytime before the day Of sale. The Tavern and Live
ry Stable will be sold on long credit the balance of
the property for Cash. or short credit. Should
the Tavern and Stable Uor the want of bidders) re-
main unsold, they will be for lease rent Those to
whom L am indebted invited to call and receive
payment-onger induigen cannot be given to those
indebted to me. BOSWELL ALSOP
FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. Is. 7S-tds