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BeAtZhooVer & Co.'S

Splendid LINES IF - Blue Safety Coaches," he,
!reea Ua,hington and Baltimore.
ENRST LINE, O'Clock Passengers by this 'te
Z STRIVE in Baltimore by l0o'clook, consf Ienty in
inc Cor the II O'Clock hoa' for Phiiadelphia.
Second Line, o'clock, ria Buliimorc s. Ohio
Rail Road - No delay or soppage by this line, as the
Car IS always in readiness. Passengers arrive in Bti
more TO early dinner.
Third line. . o'ciock-Arriycs in Baltimore
to early supper, between ard 7 p ~.
CJ 10 the citizens of Alexandra and the public in
genera the Propretors tender their grateful acknow-
Judgements for the encouragement given to the Blue
Safety Coaches, and would them that they
always find speedy and safe conveyance on their
rival in Washington Coach will be in waiting at the
wharf upon the arrival of the steamboats, from Aexan
dra. Western passengers Of obtaining di
rect conveyance through 10 Baltimore, Hr Boyd's
line tram Winchester is connected with the above.
For seats please apply at II. Claget,'s II tel
JOHN WEST, Agent.
sept i4-d1wSeo2w
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MAYNARD & MOVES
INK Powder IL AiQuiA iNE

5Nl8lS the manufsc ureFs determined 70 fNTN'sh Us
/ American public with Ink PotcSer aad Ink. which
should satisfy those who apply it to the most import
An, uses in banks publc Offices, schools. &c and sue
ceedcl most fully, as tRe following testimonials VIII
show:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-14

Astral hannps
EUsr received. per ship Shenandoah from Liver:
~ pool. u very handsome assortment of Bronzsd and
LQcg,.ered Table and Hantel Lamps.
Casters of common and hes, qualities
On hand,
Bronzcd and lacquered h.ll, wall, and shop lamps
lamp shades and lamp wiGks.
aug Is HUGH CHARLES SMITH.
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Mesus. Maynard . N0yes
Gentlemen: Having used your ink about Seren years.
Lve the measure to inform YOU tIst it fully
nv expectations; and from the appearance of the re-
cords in nv Office satisfied that it is superior TO
onv have ever used II flows well, and gives beau
ti!ul permanent black. Yours respectfully
Ar
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" inc.

W Inc.
CHAMPAGNE Wine of the best Quslity, in quart
u and pint bottles
Malaga Sherry wine
Coc-sWeu Canary wine, excellent article,
equal to common Madeira, the cheapest
wuSed
lust received and for sale; together with large
stock of Madeira, Port Sherry, and Sicily Madeira, IN
n;nes half pipes and or casks; Leove, ST Estephe,
and ST Julien Caret Hermitage, Ssuterne, &C. in Ca
sas A. C, cAZENOVE & Co.
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.;cw nUokS, &c

." hVVHo % w
'y!HE Ruins Of Athens, with other poems, BY
Noyager 81 w
The Young Duke, by the author Of Vivian Grey ~
The Catechisn OF Health, or plain and simple
rules for the preservation OF health S73
lst volume American Library OF Useful Know
ledge IS
\ Dictionary Of The English Language, abridg
u Il. m the American Dictionary and adapt.
ed To the use OF Schools, by y. Webster 90
Part Cd, vol 9th, Library of Entertaining Know.
ledge 40
.NS0.
Patent Perryian Pens. per seit, SO
Just Received and for sale by
aug lift DAVID MAXIM.
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Nnut aud NMeumMtism Cured
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,

Il 77tHCH 7t7717 ~ 107'7
a FEW bottles of this celebrated remedy FOR the
cure of govt and rheumatism the paroxysms OF
which it causes to in few hours, and that the
administration of few doses has relieved the bed rid
den of several wears to the use Of their limbs
The Eau de Medcinale is extracted simply from
plants, the medicinal properties otwhch were unknown
10 the sacicns as ell asto the modcrns This disco.
very was made about forty years ago by Mons Ncho'
las uusson since that period experience has constant.
~ moved its efficacy and utility The princi pal vr.
TIE of this water is to purify 'he of blood and to
be carried directly The part affected, and will relieve
when known remedies are power'ess. To be had OF
apr Av4m U'M L.9NPRlER g Co.
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Nurr MiNstone Manufacto

y5IIE subscriber, as before has his shop in Alexan-
4 dria, on Comerce street, where he always has q
large supply ofthe best
BURR BLOCKSS e. BURRS Ready Made,
Of the very hes, quality, and warrants the workmanship
superior to any IN the District of Columbia. He will
sell his Burrs after this date $40 pair less than ay
other maker in the District. ROBr. GLENN.
Alexandra, June lS-6mos
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CEHIIEuAIn

CERITfW;3YT.
ne fu'!nwmB communication Iilress.rt,t
Pr,snf OF Jhhs'n'' Ointment. from the HON. -,
ns'err'' Aempvr OF Congress is highly n.e,,Y"..'
n Er''n'ous manner IN which it is male .,''
tetNnEs ut ~ ordinary character tow,rlx ,,g, -
manly: and is certainly well deser,ir, cf ,,1I"E
tentitn. - .rs'":
WAsHINGTcv. J.igiy g. -.
SIR-!t has been my WISH Tor = cog>j 80, 49,.
to communicate TO you the good ,f;cc, v;,r rt, b
nave used the onment invented hy yr I.n
an6 winch ] now understand Is made sci sJ,
agents appointed by Yourself | hive s,nr,I
Ointment curing the las; three ,,ars 10 or
OF Juror and wuunj, without fItf. TO ,r,l'!,.i' '
IN every instance. consider il the mos- I,.I''
efficient rcmcd, in all cases of trmor l.. tho ~.
whatit may; ard have found ro,hg So ro,i !,
wounds OF any description 1t NAV be nm.
aad, mat Tie cure at "a ;umnr called white ss,n
gwen over h' the most distinguished physicians,
durable and which t'cy decided would. vi'.gu,,r.
'a''on' prove ntaito tn, patient, was, ind. N,
dlaie notice, effected by the use OF Iu6Lr,' G,,
and the patent is IN fine heath Iii, limb su,r.s
the tumnr being rcstnrcd 90 pert, ct state Of ,,-
ness iS0 |a, the leg OF an ag,d m.n vhrl'.J,.
wounded, ard exhibited one G-vadf,Iy u,,e,,,I, =.
face from Tie knee 10 The loot, ana which, Tor r..
thln twn Years. had been considered ipcur,hlc v,.
tecna'y cured by The application cf jnl.r,' o,
mcnt. mention these two cases, which triinr1,,r.
inmedate notice ard usrag mont. As aiscrtot.
dcnce OF tie ctcaC, 0i Ih!s rrne , m cases ,irgs.
and ofnic"rs. 7 have ,spc fenced Is decidedly, H.
good effect This rerneiy IN the cure If Fenn, a.
uf sNcry specie o! fresh wound. 4, seems 10 ne liz,
any one who wi observe Dn the operation # this o. ,
meat, m">i be .ttrscd a. TO It's beneficial effect r,.
with the uug"s. confidence recommend the use Of, ;
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TAIIAfERRO
To Mr. CHARLES iiERsr1Ns. Proprietary
o. Judkirs' Ointment, near Fr,de.t
rcttUwn, Sid.
NOTICE.
~" Having been for several wears in posse,
sion Of concern in Mr. NATHAN SRrPIEnD'. ps,rr.
for making and wedding his IMMINENT snovn b, u,
nam OF Nr. " J.dtins' Patent Specific Gnim,ni' =
and SAID Nathan Shepherd having ODi,n,d rca rr
ent thereon, and | having hkewls" renewed VI.
y Shepherd the same interest held before J. {
deemed necessary ,laI pubic notice be gwen # u.
circumstance. iiarirg devoted mach Tine and ~
daring the above period, in preparing and mskrg 8
Ointment, and been instrumental III giving II lie gtfs
raj character it has sustained with whatever rpm,
ment. in vii this time, ii has received. prr,trttr
public attention. As heretofore, the geuGneErN q
the Ointment may be known by the label arouai 's
ointmen, pot. thus:
Mcde and sold, ,rholcsnle an1retqil nea, Fr,ir:,
MD by &. EerStons, concernsdm lie pateHlrgh"
April ID. CHhKI."s HEk,ih'S
For sale by WILLIAM STABIER,
june 8 Druggist. Fmrtar Mot.
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Boots * shoes

's'lE subscriber has just received an additional sup.
i ply Of Ladies', Gentlemcn's Misses, Boys and
Childrcn's
BDOTS, BOOTEES, g. SHOES.
suitable for the season, which will be sold very low.
either wholesale or retail.
June \. ID HARMON.
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MOUNT E4GLE

,.ss.-z~ Is situated near Alexandria, COM
Z - mands delightful view of the Potomac riv
- er, the City of Washington, Alexandria, and
,A--,>t the MARYLAND shore-It contains ABOUT
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w a,tea,

YOUNG MAN of correct habits. who writes a fair
hand anil viii be willing to work occasionally
TO such one moderate wages viii be given. Apply
to the Editor of this PAPER
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Nes,rs. Maynard g NoyeS

REGISTER OF DsyDs' OFFICE, !
Boston, June Is, 1850. )
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llESRY ALLIHl

Cheshire BANK, KEENE, \ II. I
January |, 1881 )
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Seneca Falls Tract ( I0unt Eagle
FOR sale.
Will Northumberland flari, c&''edSeneca
A FAlis Tract, containing


tits situated on the Potomac river, aoouttoue "mes
,b,ys IN. Great Fails The Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal is on the opposite side of the river. distant nan
mile-,tis bounded side by the potomac-Ine
other three sides are straight lines, and lies IN so'n
oactf,-n There is grist mill =" n''i' OIL
~ mi aud mill seat with about IS feet tail on an
unfailinr stream This land is well Timbered' The
other improvements are few tenants houses &c
Thislani was Formerly the property OF MT oahel
',.r-,' r. or,ed about ten thousand acres in the
.r,ntv If I.oudoun adjoining, and who always cons-
Jss.Jthisland as the best of all his estates.
MOUNT EAGLE
f4eszz~ Is situated near Alexandria, COM
Nsr~TSR 4 e,l - tha p,to,,ar riv
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The following communication atlres,.,,,a
PR tor OF judk'ns' Ointment. from the HON. -,
ha'eTrn Member o! Congress is high, me-, 'S".
III Fr"''n'ous manner in which it is mall ~
feelings ut ~ ordinary character towsrl, 81
man!'y; and ''cerlsin'y well deserving Of n"S
tenti,n rI'''
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Alexandria, June SO, 1881.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26
DOME SPI9a
TNTERNAL. IMpROyFNIFNT

IN IERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
The last ktoxIie papers give US an account Of sew
era meetings which bavs been ED in E,s, Tsnne,,s.
on The subject OF Inernal Improvement One of these
10 Convention at Kuoxvi lie the 2Sh and 20 n Julv
when delegates appeared from the counties OF SuI
van, Garter, Washington, Hawkins, Cooke Knox
following resolu ionu- " "
solved, AZ the stnsa of ibis sonyen oo that 1, ia
paeHsaOIs 10 connect ihs waters Of The James River
wish those OF the Tennessee, by a rail road
Resolved, - tie opinion Of this Convention tba tbs
osnehs and advantages likely to result from the con.
siruciioD such road will amply compensate for b
expense Ct making il.
Keo'ved, That each member OF this eonyention 81 III
use AL reasonable ehr TO collect and disse in
formation on this important subject
Resolved, THAT a sommi,iee be apDon,ed he Ibs
chair, collect such aciG and information as may be
deemed important TO 'be object under
aud present q report Of such facts % the n.xt mesog
OF this convention.
On mo ion OF X. J. meigs,
Resolved, That tbs members Of his convention will
collect and disseminate Information in rea loo 10 rail-
road 10 connect The waters Of Est Tennessee win
Charleston, among the Inhabitants Of East Tennessee
Not'a aud South CWo.ina and Gsorgi,.
% motion f s. D. MrshelI,
K'o'yed, Tbai hiI convention highly appr owe o.
TIE convention proposed 10 be held al Abingdon, Va
on Inc 20 b Of August next and that We Tecomm end n
the cztbs Of Easi Tenne The appointment Of dele
gae9 ia eash county 10 attend said eonvs nion
On motion Of 3. ID. Jacobs,
goved, That this convention aoprove n the appyo
priaon Of sxy thousand dollars for internal imorovs
ment 10 East TsoDsssse, made by the last legislature
tud La 10 IL their opinion ssid stiou houId he
vi houi fiber delay placed Va the hands Of he boar
Of internal improvement 10 be spilled by them in susl
manner, IN locating railroad from the Vifgisia In,
70 Knoxville, and in removing Obhusions 10 he river
OF East Tebnessee, 81 such places As they NAV dean
most conducive 70 The general welfare
Resolved, That ~ he pfsieni board ef internal i'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26
August 10.

"A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
P;sH WISH 70 sell The Estate adjoining the City of
richmond, called Belvdere containing seventeen acres
Land with dwelling and other Houses calculated for
,he accommodation OF large family. This property
ms IN bearing, and approaching that state selection
FTult trees and Grape Vines of more than an hun
dred varieties; and beside garden OF two acres high
~ manfred, with extensive and very productive A 9.
paTagus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
wnlch the whole IL acres enclosed and subdivded
aoFd DoTcers for early vegetables, equal in extent to
large garden and admirably adapted 10 such purpose
ne lands not employed in gardening, full rich for
hat or any other culture, TO which owner might in
cine TO devote them, and desirable TO purchaser;
SIX acres, not within, but adjoining the enclosure will
be embraced in the sale. Persons disposed 10 pur-
chase will please apply TO MIR. Thomas TAYLOR i'm
Richmond, or the subscriber the premises.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
May 81 Off =.
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CANAL NAVIGATION.

IL Is with gre sits action announce that por ~
OF 'he improved navg alton OF is iu use and
likely 10 be beneficial party OF gen lemeu en,b Ik-
ed hom the basin on Saturday, last, in Two bat, and
proceeded ,her;itom 10 h Lock under the Fail HILL
rasng through 'ha: Lock, they entered the sheet Of
water made by 'he dam hat place. aud IN 4nce to
The Locks at NJ. Ba ks'-Pa's-g through two L, sks
at that place, they entered The shee, OF water absve
tn t spot by the Suieos the river fom Barrow's
Ford They retutnod 10 town in the evening much
grained with the exhibition. For minutes were
Consumed IN ascending lock Of ten feet lf. II is
desstood that the works in readiness for use from
the basin 10 the junction Of the two rivers with the
eseep ion Of tie insertion OF lock the upper ex.
uemi'y, which IL framed and on the spo', aud the pit
dug. IFredeyicksbure Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

AND FOR SALE.-Ths subscriber being unable
Buckingham county, on James River, a, The head OF
Gooby's Falls, Oh which plantation there is a comoria-
80 ''"e hpnse with four rooms above and cellar
uhder the whole house, efordng a Comfortable dniny
d-l: ~ s"'
Inc above Land has grocery establishment on n
at the river whis' rents annually for one hundred dol
lars aud more could be had The grocery house ha.
hve rooms above, and cellars under whole with
three stone and brick chimosys attached to the grose
ry; there Is good house. cehouse, granery and
ghdsn spring OF excellent waer very conve nient-
ne above tract contains three hundred and 6iiy-6ye
acres by reeen, surveys about hundred clear
ed and In slate Of Improvement, there being por-
non OF II IN clover, the balance weii-lyng ,mbsred
land further descrip ion is deemed unoscsssary a.
nose disposed 10 buy invited 10 call and see The
sub'criber residing on the pre- mises will show to apy
person no may call IL the above property is not sold
before the hrsi day Of tober next will on TIA, day
oe offered at public 'sle the sale 10 take place at the
River, shout cell privately bef re 'bst day duo no.
ice will be given. THOS ADAMS
July g. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26
.Mr R0iy s. Porter: -Sir:


MAKE NOTICE, That shall, on the 10th day OF
"A September psx', between the hours OF s o'sock
in the forenoon aud o'clock in the afternoon OF the
same day, at the tavern o! Themes Merrman Ia the
county OF Powhaan and State of Virginia, proceed to
tke the deposition OF John Watkins be read as evil
dence on The trial Of an injunction depending aud
undetermin'd, in the sounty cours Of Pow! at1n, in
which am plaintiff and you are defendants; snd that,
on The 20 day OF the sam. monih between the hours
Aforesaid A. ths tavern Of Captain Robert S.ruggs in
the county OF Cmphell and State OF Virginia afore-
SAID shall tke he denos ion OF said Rnbect Seruggs
TO be read as evidence the trial of the aiore said in
Junction, 10 which ain PLATO if aud you are deieu
dant Al "hsh times and places you may attend, il
you think proper. | am you're, SIS
July IL lS-USwt ARNER SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

CDtce Of the COmmissary General of Subsistence
WAsHINGroN, July lst, 1881
~ EPARATE Proposals viii be received al this Or
~ nee, until tie hTst day OF :lobsr next for the de-
livery OF provisions FOR the OF the troops of the
onI'td a'es 10 be delivered in bulk, upon inspce
tion, as follows:
A. New Orleans.
400 barrel, Of Polk
s a3s h, do fresh 'uPeTGne Flour
$500 do good b, I'd tallow Candle.
. Baton Rouge.
rs rs bushels 1I ' sood i. .Gsaa ni rls"'
400 pound. good hard Soap
1000 do good hard taIow Gandss
ll25 gallons good cider Vinegar
AZ Canonmeni JesuP, 20 miles by land from Nashiic-
ehes.
2 2d0 barrels Of Polk
22o ba'h,, good s5und Bean. s''
1900 sS ID. aS good haTa tslloE Candle.
~. 200 ssIGrs goo good cider Vinegar
49, Al Naehiioches.
24o b,rrel. Of Pork
go bushels good sound Beans
900 900 pounds good hard Soap
s$,ss: G good P, sii. 's, ssI, Candles
500 gallon; good cider Vinegar
At Cantohment G bon, mouth OF The Verdigri,e, $50
miles above Fort Smith, Arkansas.
$40 barrels Of Pork
10lO pounds good hsrd Soap
5000 do good hard tillow Candle,
100 bushels good clean Salt
2O25 gallons good cider VINEGAR
The whole on the LIST May, 1882
Al JEFFERSON Barracks, 10 miles below ST. Louis
SEQ barrels Of Pork
$50 bushels good Bes
$500 pounds good hard Suac
200 do good hard talou Candle,
40 bushels good clesn Salt
400 gallons good cider Vinegar
At CaDioBm N, LsaveDwo tn, mouth OF Iiule PLAT.
$40 barrels Of Pork 49, 800
800 do fresh supeThne Flour
900 bushels good sound Ds,u
$500 pounds good hard S..s
1000 do good bsfd tsllow Candle,
30 bushels good clean Salt
300 gallons good cider Vince,
one h.lf lh Nay the remainder Isl ostObsr 1884
~ For orr hr,p,srops, Mississippi River.
go do fresh supeffne Flour
40 bushels good sound Bean,
t7c0 pounds good hsrd Sosp
300 do good hard tsllor Candle,
20 bushels good clean S,u
900 gallons good cider Vinegar
The whole on The fd June. 1882
AZ Prairie do Chin Mississiopi River
SEQ bsfreI, Of Poti
20 DO fresh supefhne Flour
2l5buheis good sound Besns
9lUO pound good hard So.p
Ivy 10 GOOD hsrd talow Candles
~ bu'heh good clean Salt
Hz5 gallons good cider ViossN
4 be whole ut June, 1882
AIS Peter Mississippi River.
~ hsHel, of FOX
80 CO fresh ,upsrfns Flour
100 bufheb good sound Beans
2s4O pound, good hsrd Soap
l2O DO good bsfd tsllow Csndles
81 % bushels good cssn Salt
W5 gallon, good cider Vinegar
The Whole on the 18th June, 1897
A. Gre'n Bay.
3o0 hsusl, Of Pork
100 do fre'b wrer6ne TIouf
$50 bushels good sound Beers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

meiest Ia me community. Tho meeiog will b, al
tented s ousht-respt ciabiy numerou,ty the
sense oil our sisizsnsen tho subject OF the Tariff wi
be expressed 10 strong terms, aud intelligent and iud-
eious men, we venture to anticipate, will be selected
'" 'on'e' y" ne suulee win their brethren from the
other parts OF The Union TN y r. PJst
Schenectady and .4,6any Raul hoad-Tbs Salem
Register OF the llh inst contains letter Eom cti.
zen OF hatown, who 10 said 10 gentleman Of high
s"nuns' s~a' public spirit and sound judgment, CIV
ing .ome account oil the Schenectady and Albany Rail-
Road
0ui aten ion was par isulary drawn Ia the letter by
the description !, gives Of ,h. mode If sonsruction
which we believe Is altogether different from any other
road in this country.
The irssk i' spgs, and extends from Schenectady to
me hud'on al pooi just below Albany, distance in
The whole, OF about sixteen miles The work has pro-
sreseu go towards It's completion, that Mr. Cambr.
lens one OF the directors assured Tho wrisr tho cost
Is Low aseeraned ns@i y to "a certainly, and will not
exceed hfee hundred thousand dollars Tor tbs SID
and Tour hundred aud fifty thousand dollars should they
make IL double track. The stock s greatly alb We par
the damages Tor lands tsksn have much iocrea
ed the cost The mode OF its construction Is said to be
simp aud at the time ~ subs,au ia Square
noies wv ieet deep and three fees wide, filed wi
stones IKE those used for Matchmaking. These are
conpac,iy ramm.d, and on the top which 10 even with
me suriaee OF the ground placed square rock hav
ing is upper surface prepared to receive pla Of east
on to be boiled al each end toto the rock, having
TWO lips or harges 10 tecsive the wooden rail- six
quare, which passes trapsverseiy across this iron
plate and is aseu'd by bolt going from side 10 side
through The wooden rail. and into the ion ipges The
centres oil these stones three feet apart. TIE
eugih tf he rail pieces, which thy of hard pine
10 about 20 feet each On the top oil IN. wooden rail
an iron plate covering is whole upper surface. 5S
OF an inch thick, upon which the cats are TO run
ne wrer did no, inform hiDs II of the cost Of the
rai pieces, nor of he rosks the spot ere tie
are used, but as III. latter. which mostly Of coarse
marble, are tak'n up the Hudson, hundred miles
from Sios Sing 'hey H.us, be mush more expensive
than hey WIRE TO be obtained on he line OF The road
The writer was atsu ed by Mr. imbselug, t1at the
oau VIII Do IN a;tive operation about the lat Of August
TChdriesfOu Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26
May 81

HpUDDLE COLLIERY.-The subscriber has, viii
ED grssi la OF aad al heavy expense. opened
new CI"I P'' Son'h aide OF James Rves, (PsH hatan)
which no has called Buddle Coliiery, in c.mpIiment
TO mat di'iiH gui,hsd Co Ter and Mining ssr Mr.
John Buddls of New Castle, whose improved system
OF working Coal Mines has done 90 much for he Coal
pr,por,y OF Eogand.--Coa from The above Colli.ry 10
now thered for sale. The quality is s,ionably
good.-HsviDg sai fed myself Of hat faet for, the
various trials have had msds o. il, I'm vi log in
all for II to be tested by others ~ nv tvosrcs
August 8. 25-w4w NJ + IJTrNN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26
NgANcHEsTER PROPERTY FOR sALE.-In

fAA ANCHESI Ek PROPERTY FOR SAlE.-In
I'VE pursuance Of the lsst ul and Testament Of John
Murebe, late Of Chesterfield eoun,y, hail or r for
sale. on The premises, at public auction, ThIHsdsy
the h6s day OF September ne&i, weather perm Ming
o. the hSi iar day thereafter, all the pfoperty in
the town OF Manchester belonging TO the estate of the
said John Murche, tonsisling Of The I'LL vrg, viz
me lot or fquars he back street. with to- buildings
apPefAinng oil, long known as The NJ. nee Ware
houses one 'thsr house aud lot be NJ 10 Street,
adjoining ih" property Of Colonel Peter Smi h--also
Tenement on the Main Street, in he cccupan-
cy Ct M. Alexander Grinl having large brick dwell
log mouse, wi h nine roomf, good fame Kitchen,
smose-lou'e, carriage house and stable. ard garden
-aso another tenement TIE Meio S ress, ond adj
ioI i1g tho last meDioned at present occupied by Mr.
Archibald Freelsnd This lot il htuse that ta5 been
used some yeas Tobacco Factory, With screws,
presses and oher fixtures belonging 10 ", which may
he cell separately with suiicisnsy Of ground to suit
purehasafs posseson 10 be given the fret dhy Of Jsp
nary next-Tsrms, one fourth the OF Duafy,
the balance in three equal ioslsmeDs, payable 10 six,
twelve and eighteen month Bonds, With good seeu-
riiy. and Deed OF Tiust on The properly will be
quired. RO. -. MURCHIE, Ex'ot
Of John Murshie. decd. ,
Juij 8. I7-H6g