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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06

a CARPENTER WANTED.-The sub.stibei
"a viii give liberal price for n,gro nan who !,
good House Carpenter, provided plea'on - made By
the 2O,h S,iefnber next CommuDica ions directed TO
CabiG Poni, Sufry county, will meet immediate atten-
ton. X, COChE, WOodIa"n'
Aug 80 32-w4w
xs1OTlCE Ali psrsODs having cdisS az ,iDs. the
q estate OF John huIshie late o. Chesterfield coun-
~ and all those indebted 20 the said estate,
ouestd to come forward tina, 6nAl settlement may
ne had RO ID. MURCHlE, EE'or
Jutvs I7-W3m OF hn Mutchie, dec'd.
n AND FOR SALE.--Wih be sod ON the premises,
d 4 on ThuFIday, the l5,h OF spssnbsr neX', on a
etYdt, of one two, thee, and four year, Traci oi
Lind ron,Ao,ng By late survey, TIT seres TLis Tae'
Of land belongs the estate OF Philip Vss', decd IL
lies on both sides oil Birch creek, ia ths county OF all.
fax about ~ miles west Of She court houss. Bonds,
Nth approved security With deed 4 trust on tht
land will DO required 70 secure ibe puTchas9 money
Tb,s sale will be made by directions and in soniory
10 tho last will and testament OF Philip Vass, deed.
ISAAC MEDLEY, Administrator
With The viii annexed Of Philip Vsss, deed.
Acgz3 SO-id'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06

6STAGES The Western route turning 90 ,h. south
~ side OF James Iiver to Lynchbutg, leaves Rich.
mond every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a, 8
o'Gltck A. NJ and arrives a, Lynobturg The day,
10 dinner From theucs the line continues (conducied
10y VIZ. Smnh,) direct to the White Sulphur Spsines,
where PJrier BsdeOs line 30 GUysnfo IL ~ ;n,er-
'ee'et. brsocb fem The iine above LyusLburg,
drops into the Tennessee route al Salem, Va.
Al Riiue's, IN Cumberland county, che Redmond
route iu,er'rcs the Suuheta ns iror F'edercks burg
b. C4r,er'viiiO 70 .ofeia wbiEh passes 4rpdsu sid
nry College. The best Troy Coaches and good teius
u ne, With skiiiui, sober, and attentive dri.
vtrs. The travel performed throughout 10 The Spring
.Y dSv light. Fare from Rich - tie white Sui
Phuf, $40 For seats, apply as the Bh o. the Uhi3D
Ho'ei, X shmont.
u5'Al baggage, whether belonging TO passsnse-
or ttn by the s.agr, a. the risk OF the thereof
A PATTERSON,
Proprietor shnoud 81 Lynchbu-g Stages.
July 90 23-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06

HQHN n GORDON s. CO.-are now receiving
81 from New York, PHILADELPHIA, Boston, and Bil,.
moro, their Fall Supply OF GROCERIES: many Of
these goods have been purchased with money, and
carefully selected by J. n. G-rton. They now of.
Tor sale.
so hhds 81. Csoix, Porto REQ and Oeisans sugar
l35 bags prime greeu Domingo and hne OLD java
coffee
90 boxes single and double refined and lump sugar
20 chests guupowder, Imperial, and black teas
20 tons we'll assorted bar iron
do. hoop, band aud plating iron
do. EGgish American aud German steel
Il do. cast and shear 10.
ITO Boxes tin plate
IL Bags blask pepper
400 SIDES sole leather
80 Boxes buErh raisins
so Do. soap
Cases shoe thread, In balls
Bales Aiicant red aud white mAtts assorted iizes
30 BJxes sperm candles
1000 lbs. cotton y rms, asso ted ron No. TO 10
l35 Rsams superior wrapping PAPER,
100 Boxes window gia's, 8 X 10 and 10 y Ia
10 Bundles and barrels wrapping Irvine
IL Boxes Whitiemofe's cotton aud wool cards
Bales almonds
English leland, Orleans and sugar -house rclasses
Powder, shot and bar lead
Taliow candles and sperm. oil
Bed cords aud plough lines
Allspce, ginger and nuiuegs
Copperat, alum ADD sslipetre
Fooscap and letter paper
Starch, Ddgo snl hg blue
Stone ware, assorted
Nova Scotia gtpdsiones
Cassis, pearl barley, aloss aaa mAcs
Cider vine gar aud battle corks
Maskerel asd behring's
Sifters, segsrs, SIS
August 26 Sl-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06
BY RITCHIE g. COOK.

SThc enquirer published twiso generally nd
three week during the session the State Legislature
the heretofore Five Dollars payable
advance Notes Of chartered specioayns banks ony will be
received Tho Editors will the safety OF
hitting Thorn by mathe all being paid by the
writers.
a No the discretion of the
Edors) until all arcarages have been paid up
will the shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
a square, OR Observation-Disclosures 75ccntseachcon-
tlnuauco, so cents.
until il has either been paid
assumed by in this city, or its enyiIons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06

Maskerel ssd behring's
Sifters, segars, SIS.
August 26 Sl-St
"a ANCAsTER, DENNY, s. Co., Aue,ioueer, en-.
q A Commission Merchants, offer for sale,
300 bids. 81. Croix Porto Rico and Oileans Sugar
1000 bags Havana, Porio Rico, Lasuira, 81. DENIM x
aud Java Coffee
$50 packages gun powder and imperial Teas
1000 sacks LIVERPOOL filled Salt
30 hhds, and 80 bbls. Orleans and Epglish I,lans
$50 kegs cut nails assorted
500 bags Shet
pipes superior Cognac andy
8 10 Holland Gin
10 hhd'. Jamaica Rum
20 Dc. N. + gland do.
10 do and so bbls Whi.key
10 pipes halt do. 20 o.. casks, 20 half do superior
d Madeira Wine, warranted pure
pipe pale Sherry
Dali do aud 10 or. casks Pert
halt Pipes, 10 half or sasks, 10 bali do. Pico
20 q. aud so hall o.. ea,ks Mlrseiiles NJ aieira
90 or. casks sweet Malsgs
Fine Old Sherry and NJ adeita in cases
20 hamp-rs Champaign
80 case, G aret
10 do. Mussat
p bags and bbt. Pimento
80 do. Pepper
20 baskets Salad OIL
80 bbls. Tanners do
3 caSks summer do.
goo hall boxes by 10 and 10 by Ia Window Glass
80 boxes Cheese
rs Spermsceii candles
100 do Tallow 90
8 ea,ks fret quality Umbro Maddsr
constant supply Of Hacks
Real HAvana : SEGARS.
Common
AUGUST 29-lOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06
NEW ADvaRTrsRI M an rs.

hLiFAX VIRGINIA RACES, win CON ne oe,
u q the 6r,i Tuesday in O;,ober next, and eon-
tine four days.
LIST day, Tor the Psoprieors Purse, uile heats ioi
S2Oo-entranee Sl5
81 E" Jockey Club Pure, mile heats, ioi
$400-en,rance $50.
81 Z" Handy Cap Purse, mile heats, best
Purse.
Alb day, swsep,tate Tor year cid coils, mile
hea,s-enrancs Sl0e, three or more TO make race;
two already entered; subscription u remain u
al ,hs Light preceding the fret day. race Ths
ney for each days race will he hung mp by tho Pro.
pretorsr without discouDSlables and tier furnished
race horses gratis.
R kIeh E rSSr; p'op's'or'.
Sent. 6. 3I-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06

Proprislo, X shnond 81 Lynchbu-s Stages,
july 90 Dbl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
HE ARVE SESSIONS, has received his Early
n a supply of FASHIONABLE GOODS, among

Il supply QUESTIONABLE GOODS, among
them are the following, viz
Broad-cloils, black, blue, olive, and mkt cas-
simeres ditto PeliSse cloths ditto English uerinos:
merinos, circassians black Bombazines, evdniines,
and lustrings, Canton and nankeen grapes, mourn
ing ginghans, light ditto. elegant Foulard and
French prints, merlno shawls, & hdtis. beragc
and silk handkerchicfS, Iorsltin gloves and mltts,
fgd nannels & bombazetls for chdren red, white,
yellow, and green ilannes; blue silk and imitation
camblets, brown cambIet, plaid canblets, Scotch
plaid, Tartan ditto, Rob-Roy plaids, black and
slate worsted hose, white Vigonia ditto; black,
slate and white ribbed worsted do; 81 and 81
linen damask, Russia diapers, ditto sheetings, sat
tinetts, tckings, checks,-and great variety of
other goods, too numerous To mention in an ad-
vertsement all of which will be sold low for cash,
or approved paper.
Newport, Oct. q, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

NEILTON HALL, has jus, received from New
lFb York, 80 kegs of good Butter from ~ To ~
cts 10. Table and desert knives, brasa candle
sticks sad irons; nest of Weights, coilec mills,
hand saws, bellows, floor and Hearth brushes,
states & pencils; books and stationary wrapping
paper, cedar tubs, crockcry China and glass ware.
ALSO.
From Dighton Factory, an excellent assortment
of hollow ware, all Of which may bo bought very
low for cash, or short credit.
Also eases of mems fur hats, from S2oO to
81, one case of mems, and boys brown caps
Oct u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19

ENOR sALE---Pew No, 90, NJ Trnl',
u Church. Inquire Of "
W. CALLAHAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19
ALSO

Cloths, cassmeres, fannels, & variety of other
Goods not enumerated just received for sale
cheap by JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Sent 30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON,
NEW AND sEASONABLE GOODS
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

English calicoes of the wells,
newest fashion, Green Barege for do.
French do also ging Circassians, Merino
hams, ginghans,
Changeable& other silks Ladies superior gloves,
A beautiful variety of & mitts.
worsted barege and Shell combs, ribbons,
fancy hdkfs. Merino, 1hibet, & 9TH
Swiss capes, bobbinet er shawls.
footing of all widths. Pink, blue, straw blk.
Silk, Angola & heavy Italian grapes.
English cotton Hose. A few large s-4 Me-
Fine sea island shirting. rino shaws Of n
81 Black Grape, for superior quality.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19

l-Was, Oh MS HE, Tor an offence OF
merely civil institution. OF course, I
did not speak. 1t was wrctchcd morn.
ing; drizzling shower fell necessarily.
The crowd was not great, but conducted
themselves most indccorously. Even the
female portion---by far the greatcr---oc-
casionally vocilerated joyously, am
boisterously, as they recognised thcir
acquaintance among the crowd. A,
length, ST. Scpulchre's boil tollcd tn
hour of cight---gloomy herald of many u
sinners entrance into eternity; and H.
the last chimes died away on the ear,
and were succeeded by the muAlcd toll
ling of the prison bell, which ] could
hcarwiih agonizing distinctnoss, caught
a glimpse of the gittoring gold-tippcd
wands of the two under sherills, as the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-19

| felt it impossible, after perusing tins
note, to enjoy the company had in'l-
ted | resolved, however, at last, to al
ford him the desired interview, and be at
the cell OF Ncwgatc in the course of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18
UNITED STATES BANK.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, 2sth Sep

CINCINNATI. Ohio, 18th Sept. 1881.
DEAN SIR-I hasten TO inform you of IN import.
ant decision made by the Court OF Common Pleas for
this county, ,bis dsy-a dession whish 1 hope will
open the eyes Of the people OF the U. S. the al.
E'pue powe. expressed oy .ne BANK Of The U. and
bingham ~a' tried cor baviDe in possession esrsD
Dent Directors and Company Of the NIX of u s a,.,-
knowing he 'ame TO be forged and with intent 10 NJ
Ter The counsel for the prisoner cone ndsd tb \, tb-
1a ,..hea ougn' 10 De qnashed, In as much ss the
dosum'nt produced in evdense wss moi note mr.
porting TO be OF the United S a,es B,nk bin, psr
s1etk dt'wn by the President Of the Branch BrL a,
ps'TI, sou1.'rsisned by the Gather residing in
rh"adeiPh'' IL was agreed, however, that the ss,
should be referred TO the Jury, and the man ,s
vieled. His sounsel On gave notice that thew w. MID
move ;G or afres' OF Juegmont-and the lay over
WI yesferday, when the motion was made and ,hr
point argued shd coDeluded this d,y-uhep Mr.. f .
,n on eioq tent add imPrss i've speesb. CON
aimed, aud he p isoner liberated
Mr. King in his argument sho we'd mo,t cIss,Iy u n,
Tue baik had not iesa authority for putting into e,ey
,son Bank noies those eheeks-,ha, no n ,te md.
Sioo could be legally made payable 10 ord, a.
ok completely .sponsibIe for Tho :nym.o, ~ ~
sbeskI-:hst the Bink had al 40 diAaren, ss.;o
oonxres, ma'e application Tor authority TO spponi two
addtona' ofiifers 10 sign notes. az The pf.d -. go
Cashier could not sign a sufficient number ~ no.. ~,
the currency OF the sounny-ihat the resuss, W., %
ussd on We ground. that by multiplying ms .igoers Of
n'e'' nsihpes would be given to forserie,-ibst no,
WI rs anditR Congress bad refu. ed two adI,iocaI -
er' yet the BaLk bad Increased The plumber IN Ok ~
the Presidents OF the "a BrAnebe, being author zd b
ne DHec ors to sign nstes-that this was an liz ysI
stretch Of power, Unauthorized by the Charter or anv
onet W-and hnaiiy that there 10 no la OF the Ss,s
in possession e 'A'
Thus sir, she whole currency OF tho Wcs,ero coun.
n.y. so lar as ten and five dollar notes 70 has bssn
soewn TO bn Illegal and the Bank .ponsbs for their
payment And also that ihero 10 no way by which anv
Pnni'hmtni can DO il oted on such villain, az NAV
cave forged checks in possession with intent 10 nIs,
,bfm. "' !" uef
have understood ibs: 15 p.rson, were copvis,sd au
'e,uon OF our Court. aud 10 the Pspi,sot,rv
WIN many o'hers from various Their eouo,e, Of ~
are and who will, 90 doubt, be let loose upon m
public as socn Athi, desi,ion has been made ppb'ie
sm sorry that time will not rermii ny f,rth.r oh |
'eVa''on oihe mischief arising from tis state Of bin
su' fhap' you may hear 'omshng further after mex,
'a"'''J' Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18
From tho Southern Religious T'ole grnpp,
1RIIE pRnpl ENX


MIR. EDITOR 81 beard he late ADD muc Iame ed
D. kiec preach sermon on the il jury done to rei-
g'on by igno'an preachers ln part Of il bo ven
used ioHsko prediction, wlieh ha, be en- remark.
oily fulfilled by the late oceurrsnses in Ssuthamp on
that sm induced to send to you for publication The
'xsc' mianer In whsh the prophecy has been fulfilled
some Tr OF OF u foresight and dssernuent OF lha,
ordinary man, who made 1t. Toe sermon 10 which
have allud va, pu bshsd ia the Literary and Evan
geles Mag zibe. in Nov 1925 think The pubjes-
ton OF the following ra:t from II, would crafty como
OF your readers
Yours & :. ia basi,.
ut 10 most obvious TO he careful observer that the
Jour sisve' are Withdrawing ami mbrs ron those
minis raon' where they learn the true sbsrastet
oil shri''iariy; aod nss with inerearg per,naelty ON
holding meetings IN their way, and hovr preasb.
es OF heir own color The profe Of relg.n among
mem De mng preeePbiy less ben, ia so that 10
some neghboihOods This very thing generates ,usoicon
Of the professor, rahsr than denee 10 hi, tv
me preachers anspg them, although exnemsIy iguo.
no'ho' (oiien unable TO read in IN, Bible or
line 10 the hymDbook frt qusntIy shire " l. eunnino
men. They see what iAuencs mi.dirss,ed y.l,gion.
feeling give. them over their brethren, AID icy take
vsnisgeof Jimmy Of them feel their impor ianse
and assume the port OF men OF gres, sop,eon,o.e
lois thing IL growing in the sou horn country And
while efforts 10 afford these people sauaty Instruction
have beer rep e0ed or abandoned spirit Of isnsi.
elsm has been spreading, which threatens Tho mos,
aIaTminE consequences. Without pretending 10 be a
prophet, venture TO predict, that IL ever that bor,id
event 'houl take place, which is Anticipated and great
" dreaded by many among ne, some erin. haired
prophet some IrseDdor TO Dspfraiion, will be The ring
leader az we'll 80 the Dsga'of Of The ploi B, f,igs
log communication from heaven, he will rouse In, |
atasl'u OF bis brelbreD, and they will be prepared
Tor any work however dssoIatiDg aud mufdeyous Tn,
opinion has already been started amor them ,b,t M
may make 'ues Progre" 10 religion ina, tOthiog hey
can DO will be sinful, even should II be the nnIde, Of
nose, whom they now rtquired 10 serve and obey
De Present state OF the country presents p,o.oes
ruy slarDir and when ihs RAPID grswih Of our popu
aHon, both white aud black, 10 eon,idsred II =, qurss
nan OF sioui heart indeed TO view The score r,i,bou
i.may. IL 10 sppSling, when such nigh powe, !,
bs' sH1rdsd by religious prinsiples, 10 yieIdsd in
most sa'es BY Ignorant end iaosneai men. Shall We
her, let this matter aIonsH
Inc Cooperation Of Georgetown have passed an o,6i.
snse loo Che Sh o.toberJ Concerning ree black and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18

,.o. VIEW ORLEAHs, OftObeF 4.
va. gay 'na' hl' Exeelsnsy The Governor, has sole.
,ed oy very large and re'peetbls number Of psd
,,ooof', eooveksd The Legislature OF ,his Sats for
Monday. his Il Of Novsnb,, ne.,. Thi, m.s."r.
OF ,he Chief MAg"rNe Of our safe, 10 polite, and
WI doubtless meet with The ,pp'obs,pOa 81 the sres,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18

Uoder the head OF "ForeiRn Exisse,sn wa ,..I..
commune our ions from journals received by The
HWan Oh tuesday. The sia'e Of sHirs 10 Eufop, n.
mo caves OF our present adyiass present matter TO,
mnen r,hssion The embafrss,ing and sri isaI sta,,
OF Po'andihe insurreeiions 10 Hupgnyibs r,,nrn =,
'he Ausiri'n troops 10 l'aly-ihe reported attempt Of
me Dutch 10 renew hosIiiies in Flanders and IN.
whrHko preparations OF the B.Igians,be m,,.bias ~
Spanish troops 10 The frontiers OF Porussl aud he
pesied mrriage OF the Duke OF Nemou,s with D,,n.
mHs-and We may add, the disposition evin,ed nv ill.,
french ministry resoeciug all ihcse evens AZ w,U a.
the destination OF iish garri,on lake pos,esson o
An w-rr-prs'oo' topics upon which much co i,.,ur.
ggbi be INDUCED, and the spesuIaons arising Out a,
the STALE OF foreign p'iiics, greatly ENLARGED Ths
most gloomy an icipa ions cannot but DO ipdug.d %
spseIng the late oil Poland. With anarchy ami To-,
wlihp add large army press ug IL from yybou, An.
shy OF WaT'aw can hardly DO exposed 10 hold an,
mueh longer Poland, We fear is des led 10 ye'nro N
ner ehsin', and the rivers Of noble blood which 6avs
osen shed IN the cause OF freedom " bat serve IN "a.
ten ne earth from which the ds,poi Of The North IL 10
reap his harVsi' Of tribute. Negotiation, can now ava,
noibing fN y Sfan5o,J
The harvest In England, OF which The market has On
ksn hdeoee uPoo the pf;e Of grain both in rope
hno WIS country, 10 represented in tbs Isle .pets
iden' ADD veil got 10. This together
WIN me probability Of any immediate war on III. Com.
lneni oepg now much lesseDed, will leave the de |
nand Tor our surplus grain only such, exits ia ordi
nary times.
OF the wheat crop In ibi, Slate, we learn from on.
Tho has recently made prey extensive tour through
he western wheat growing counties, that ibous an Of
Iood qualiy genefslIy, IL will fall short full ope
ourh IN quantity OF tbs issi crop Hence even though
be foreign dsmsod sboulI be exieD,ivs there will
o' probably be any nserai variation 10 present pres
w Y. finer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18

ne Corporation OF Georgetown have passed so o,6i.
nsnso loo Che Sb October Concerning free black and
m0h' 20 psF'ces" UTsg1hss Ill sueh ., then ,s.ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18

IJ,,..o II, NEW YORK, o., IL.
NoaheI' We hear ihs' there was Yesterday yr,im.
Pn''Sni 'eefei sitting Of the Two Chambers un,,.c In
whieb special military depn alton 10 III Gsn.,siin
Chisf wi" appointed, with iul p,wsrs 20 sn.y'nd Inn
10 MS command Iii should b, deem.d p.,e,s,-y a.
P'oVislVDsl'y appoint snohsf in hi, room TIL, dams
iop - 70 consist OF two -mhe,s II he G. ,vsromsn,z
VIZ: Pfincs CZuiofiski and NJ, V,nsept Niem,i,~.Li
me "oIwcde Oirowsk', The CsseIlan Werz,kf 90
nvs member' OF the Cbsmbsr OF ID mi -, The dam,
aion proceeds INN. dis'eiy to the army waese |, viii
noid Council Of War, aud b,n proceed seeordio. a.
me dictates Of its Coincidence and tbs welfare Of tbs
sounry. 'o =" "e
tug. ~ -Yes'erJsy and he day b. ore w.,. H..
OF hofIor The Patriotic Club, long irtit,,.d ,ss;n..
toe eiisoihhsd suihoyes aud difssi6.d Al no, 60
,og General Jankow'ky condemned 10 dsa,b a, i.n.,h
determined on tskjoE violent me a,ures ~ r. 49,
At p. ~, Tho Club formally d,mand,d ths, ~ .
Ssryzneei should no ordered 10 W.r,sw " IT ..ou
hey proceeded 10 The Castle whsts So aoo N.Uo1
Gusrd' scarcely cfsr.d apy resi,sn-s. rbs ."n"-
pfonep OF state were found, were murderad in ~.
rooms ana the bodies thrown inio he yus, q, h,,s
up al me lamp posts The roier, Then prosssdsS ~
ne nHuses several Persuos already scq1ideJ and IA
me House OF Correction, in wheh NOT only ,ba 1000
ei 'uo Se polite, but slso debtors and cheats vya,a
on,O maby oithem were put TO deAh and hi, bod,s.
were nnpg up without much sertmory-Io iii. 49,
nHV'hVe perfoBs lost their lvss dutn The n,ah,
t,,,moog Them we're Geu,rsIs JsnkowskI Bokow,LI
hu'ns Silaeti and Ben kow, XII; the Russian Cbsmbas
10 rnsape; Russisn Lady Of the name Of iz,nov.
hF Counfillof OF State Haockiogi,z Ubo had bea.
squstj Msjor Petrikowski, add several pose gem,
esssi the eonfeetiooer, who bad been seo ,i,ie
avsd With much difficulty by Geoefal KraEovIe.kI
fe'f'o.y' aoeu' boon, RuSs1o Captain 81 cavalry
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04
Office ofthe Chesapeake Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1891.

Office of the Chesapeake E. Ohio Canal Company,
WAsnINoroN, June "a, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that an instsment Of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share (being the 2lst
instament on every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid on the
5,h day OF September next; and further SUN OF two
dollars and y cents per share (being the 22d install.
ment) on the st day of November next; which install
ments must be pain to the credit of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier other Off
Ger of either of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash.
ington;
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington,
The Patriotic Bank of Washington, do
ha = nk of the Metropolis. do
g.. ','n@rs' and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown;
The ,Ieci Alexandria, at Alexandria;
rhe -a ifotnmac, do
:he Fa,.r-.-' '9nk Of alexandria, do
the M-c,. =, q nix Of Aiexandrs, do
The nage, Ga. ,iank, in Iisger,town, Md.
The Branch ct the Valley Bank, in Charlestown, Va;
and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank. in Leesburg, Va.
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. iNGLE,
Clerk Ches. Ohio Canal Company.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04
NOtice.

NHE subscriber intending for Florids, Offers for sale
l. the IRaCT OF LAND wherein he now resides,
in Northumberland County, State of Virginia. contain.
ing rs acres, with good orchard. houses: outhouses,
store, blacksmith shop ship and lumber yard, being
good stand for all the above branches Of business,
which ne has carried OH to advantage for number Of
years. and not exceeded BY any place in the Northern
Neck tor health, convenience, and commanding IN ex.
tensive view ofthe Potomac and mouth Of Yeocomieo
rivers, on navgable water with abundance of sh and
oysters othrds around il.
Also, another TRACT of seventy.6ve Acres,
about three ourths OF mile from the former also on
navigsble water, witha good Orchard, House. and
Barn.
Also, another TRACT of one huadred and
ter, having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees, but heavily timbered with Oak. Chestnut, &c.
dar, and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
yards from the head Of tide water.
The whole of these places are wstered with never.
failing springs. and suffice quantity Of each in cu
tivation; and the land of good quality any in
the neghborhood. If not sold before the 5th day Of
July next they will that day. If fair, fnot the next
fair day. be sold at public auction, the premises
Terms liberal, and made known on the day ofsale.
will also sell that day, all the remaining stock
| OF Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, with num-
| Der of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
! The first Tract may be had by paying about one.
half the remainder, with forty fifty ofland id.
joining, may be had during Thos. Wroe's life by be.
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
of all or either of the above places by applying to the
subscriber on the premises or to Lindsay, Hill & Co.
Alexandra, D. C.. JAMES LOWE.
Yeocomico, apr l8-eot5thJy