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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
Valuable Aoud0un Land
EOP safe.

FOh S.5LE.
yTTIfd. be sold, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
w the ?dday ofSugust nert,
ALARM, containing Four Hundred Acres Of
first rate farming and grazing LAND, nov in the pot.
session Of Jane. Rowies 1t is generally known that
particular description is deemed unnecessary; but
suffice it to say that its advantages desrable and
peculiar. The turnpike road leading from Berry's
Ferry 10 Alesandris runs its southern boundary for
considerable distance. and in addition. there ares
within The distance Of from half mile TO two and
half miles, three valuable merchant mills. Said land
lies about five miles above Middleburg, and one mile
AMI half below Upperille, in healthy and agrees.
bic neghborhocd.
e The Improvements are comfortable,
E&a q AMI such as are convenient for all the neees'
M ssry calls ola Farm large quantity Of stone
Msis.a fenccis already made the premises and In
sdi'ion there is sufciency of stone to enclose the
whole Farm.
The terms will be-One half Of the purchase money
in hand and the balance in equal annual payments,
for the credit payments deed Of trust will be requif
ed on the whole tract to the payment thereof
WILLIAM GIBSON,
JAMES BOWLES.
Ioudoun County, May ID, 1881.
may Observation-Disclosures
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12

FLoUR.-Last week the wagon price OF Flour
was steady at 81 80 to "a SO; receipts Light
Considerable stored Flour was priced at so TO
80, and in some instances as high as 40 The
business done from stores was not extensive;
few hundred barrels were sold at so. On FRI
day 900 barrels Shenandoah Flour were sold at
co.. Saturday, lot Of the same SIZE and de-
scripton brought -.
Yesterday forenoon, the wagon price was SO
a d sS-several lots Of stored Flour were priced
at 3S. In the afternoon, two or three loads
from wagons were taken at SIS. =, We heard OF
no TRANSACTIONS from stores, but the market IS
in much the same state as last week
Export for the week ending Saturday. 9th inst:
One cargo for Liyerp oil s627 barrels.
Quantity inspected during the same period:-
King Street 42l barrels
Wharf AZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
District Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria, Sct.-
CAMUEL rLUMMEK has applied to the Honors-
- be William Crancb, Chief Judge OF the United
States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia to be
discharged from imprisonment, under the Actor the
recfoi nsovent debtors within the District Of Co.
unbia, on Thursday next, 18th instant. At ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Court House in Alexandra,
when and where his creditors are required to sttend
;vu list ED. 1. LEE, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
WOOL Garding at OccoQuan,

yvluE respectfully inform the public that
4 they are ready for he reception OF parcels, and
will endeavor to give satisfaction to all who may send
their " DOL to their Carding Mills.
PRICES:
For csriing plain WOOL Of cents per H..
For do and greasins % do do
Us J. H. JANNEY.
June S0-eo2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA, On. c.

ARRIVED, july II,
Schr. Two Brothers, Wilson, Dismal Swamp;
shingles to ]. II. Davis.
Schr. Mount Pleasant Rose. Mattoy Greek;
corn to Geo. Johnson & Co.
Schr. Sarah Ann. Ellis. North Carolina; Hoor
ing and shingles to J. II. Davis and G. Ii. Slnoot
SAILED,
Shin Lucas. LasseI, Liverpool.
-aS-
Schr. Washington, Knapp, hence at New York
9th Instant.
Sloop Friendship, Duncan, hence at Phlladel-
phia 9th instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
NJ 4 r RI + ID,

On Thursday Evening last, BY the Rev. Mr..
Wilson, Mr.. DouGALp MoEAcHRA~, to Miss Ann
STEPHENSON, all of this place.
In Washington, on Thursday last by the Rev.
Reuben Post. Mr.. WILLIAM TAYLOR. of Prince
Georges County, Md. to Miss MARTHA E.
SMITH Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12

Groceries. sc. &c. at auction.
IN Wednesday vi, 18th instant, 10 O'Clock, will
~ be sold, WITHOUT RESERVE, at Ihomas d. Whites
store, on Herber's wharf, his entire stock Of
GROCERIES & SHIP CHANDLERY,
Consisting, in part Of New Orleans and West India
sugar. molasses, tea, coffee, tobacco soap, shot, loaf
sugar. Csdz and sack salt, cotton yarn, stone ware,
COAL tar, spirits of turpentine rosin, lamp black, win
dow glass, &c &c.
Also. first rate Work Horse, with Cart and Gear.
jy Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
Fare Reduced!

The Packet Boat
CHARLES FENTON MERCER, Capt Fenlon,
Quarts. as usual, every morning at O'Clock. from
- the Bridge at Frederick Street, near the Bank Of
Columbia, Georgetown Persons wishing to take
meals ON board can have breakfast dinner, supper.
at all times; bu' If large parties intend taking meals.
a little previous notice is desirable,
Fare to Crom nelin 373 centS; to Seneca so cent?
Breakfast 3l4 cents; Dinner So cents; supper - Ct"
Wine at from so to $50 cents per bottle.
The boat arrives Georgetown, on her return. at or
before sunset.
The scenery between the Great Falls and seueca 10
much more romantic than that between the Fails and
Georgetown. W. w. fkNLON.
Georgetown, jy Sim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
463
Total
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuLY 8.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuLY 8.
Flour and lMeal-The transactions IN Super
fine Flour for export have been moderate; sales
Susquehanna at "a so, and old stock OF other
Pennsylvania at 70; fresh ground Flour is held
at 90. About 1900 barrels Rye Flour sold at
:, 1871 and 25. Sales of 500 bbls. Corn Meal
at Is, and 200 hhds. at Is so.
Inspections Of Flour and Meal in the Port of
Philadelphia for the quarter ending sob June,
1851, compared with the same period last year:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
400 Laborers Wanted,
AT ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
IINHE suhscrihers cinrs mi he RallmnrH aHf

At ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
TIME subscribers, Contractors the Baltimore and
Il Ohio Rail Road, want to employ
LOO LABORERS,
to whom One Dollar Day will be punctualIy paid
This work is none Of the most healthy and pleasant
parts of the United State. Mechanics, such as
STONE CUTTERS s. STONE MASONS.
will also find employment this work at very liberal
wages Inquire at Ridgville and New Market, on the
Frederick Turnpike Road. and at Frederiektowu.
James Fresh r. A. Clements,
W. II. Fresh Matthew Boriand
John Grey Lloyd Humphrey
Christopher Midler mon Freize
James COsgrave Jesse Greenfield
David Lennon Edward Dawes
s. F.. Smith Rober, williams
J b Cahoon, John n. Horton
X Cahoon Harvey Spaldmg.
Patrick King
iy 12-w3w'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
Trustees Sale.

. o"b0s
FINDER the authority Of deed Of trust. will be-
L sold the premises by public auction, on the stb
day of August, the
n.y.. 7wo-story FR.4liE HOUSE and LOT
3sTS OF GROUND. which belonged to the late
ia Z; Jscobina h'Gutoheon; fronting 20 feet on
49, thu north side of Prince street, between Fay.
aud Payne streets, and running 100 feet deep to
an alley. Terms of sale, Cash.
WILLIAM GREGORY, Trustee. p
iy 1--Iawis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12

Groin.-The market continues inactive, and
no arrivals worthy of notice. The mliers de,
cline purchasing Wheat at present prices, and
the only transaction reported Is lot OF pennsyl-
vania from store. at 81 10. NJ arrivals or sales
of Corn reported. The only transaction IN Rye
was LOT of inferior at something under our low
est quotation. But little Oats at market; former
nrices are continuell.-Priee Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
NEW-YORK MARKET-JuLy 9.

FLouR.-The Inferior and least saieabe de-
seriptons of Flour have been mostly taken out
of the market. either by sales or shipusenls on
owners account. THE stock which remains, there.
fore, is considered in better condition, and held
more firmly; we advance our quotations l2s cts.
per brl Ohio. 90, western Canal fresh % Tor
fair 50 per fancy brands; Georgetown 5
1873; Fredericksburg 70; Richmnnd Country 5:
Export, 1st to 7th, Wheat and Flour 4,7so; and
since 2st of June last to foreign pats $50, oo7
barrels Price Current
-eSe
london. May 50. Our market for Wheat and
Flour is more firm to-day. with a favorable ap-
pearance for free stnffs; the duty of r3ssd shut
ting out present arrivals Advices from France
induce the belief that she will stand in need OF
large imports of Corn before harvest, in which
case all bonded Flour and Grain will move Oft
to better account.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
70 Rent {,

...,-., That con,modious tWO story BRICK
:JFTte DRILLING HOUSE and the extensive
ssSsi lot attached, corner If Washington and Orc.
a 81. noko streets, n.y. in the occupancy Of Mr..
John Adam. Possession ~ be gwen I'd August next.
ENQUIRE of ]. ROBBINS; Agent:
" -dlwaeo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE wHITE.-7H7S DAY

FNrnitNre NNCtiON:
WILL be sold, on Tuesday morning. the 18th inst,
w at Whites Furniture Warehouse, Q great vari.
ETY. of
NEW & SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
partly belonging to person leaving town. and sold
without reserve; such -
Sidebosrds, tables, bureaus
Ladies' work stands, candle and wash do
Several dozen chairs, some of very good guy
Parcel tin aud stone wsre
Afew dozen rakes, boxes soap and pipes
few barrels vinegsr, straw esspet
carpenters bench screw
barrels cider
A lot Of brass shovel and tongs, sndircns, &e'
LIKEWISE,
2second hand gigs, with harness complete
jy9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-12

New G0U0s.
ENLCOEs and ginghams furniture calico
" Rattiste, blue and yellow nankeens
lrish linen and dmity, silk striped drilling
Towel and table diaper
Scotch sheeting. shaws and handkerchefs
Black Canton aud italian Grapes
Hook and cambria musiins
Oil cloth, prunelle shoes, domest'cs
A few fur hats, &c. &c,
Just received and for sale at reduced prices, by
jy9 GEO, VIII. r..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
THE PH.AeR

'HNHE subscriber having commenced pruning
n his Vineyard, will have for sale from this
time, until the first ofApri cuttings from hume.
rous selection of the most choice Foreign Grape
Vines. (bolh for wine and table use Upwards
OF twenty species IF which appear to be adni-
raby adapted to this soil and climate, are thri-
7ing extremely well, and bid fair 10 become an
exceedingly profitable culture. He will have
Tor sale few vines with roots OF one years
growth.
The vines or cuttings shall be labelled and
packed IN boxes, in such manner as To ensure
their safety, and sent to New Market on tho
james River, or to- Lynchburg, where they may
be forwarded to any part of this, or the adj DIN
ing States with very little expense, and the ut .
most care shall be taken to have them forwarded
as dIrected'-He pledges himself when the
selection is left to him to forward none but of
such kinds us thrive well IN his own VINEYARD.
The cuttings he will sell at twenty dollars the
thousand, or three dollars the hundred. and the
vines with roots at ten dollars the hundred. Di-
rections for planting, &C. shall be sent with the
vines.
Orders and communications on the subject to
De directed to T'ye River Mills, Post Office Mel
son County Virginia, where they will receive
immediate att, ntIon.-A catalogue of his vines
may be had on application.
nov 7-Iaw6t FL. BUSHNELL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
SOnfhnll's for Sale

On the third Monday in December next, al
Goochond Court House, / shall sell to the
highest bidder. tract of Land, lying in GoOch-
land county, called S uthull's. containing 400
acres, adjoining the lands of Stephen Woodson,
and others.
Terms-The land Will be sold on a credit Of
one, two, and three years, the purchasers giving
bond with approved security, and deed of trust
OH the laBJ, 10 secure the payments as they fall
due.-For the personal property, a credit OF
twelve months will be given for all sums over
$50, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security; for oil sums Of $50 and under, cash
viii be required
JNO. MORRIS, Ex'or. Of
William Morris, decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16

TO be recovered is not required for the public exsencies
also propitious for giving absolute relief
enterphsng men who, in times of difficulty and need,
contributed 10 enrich the public treasury The period OF
the total exngushment OF the ma ,onal debt III he
period oinatOnal rejoicing and might be properly signa-
zed by such of grace that class
our counTymeu.
Should Congress however, desire compel the pay
ment OF any portion of these debts, discriminate
among the objects Of its clemency. is believed that
law of greater scope than the present, authorizing an
inquiry INTO the acS and discharge OF the debtor where
there is no maud, with without payment of par,i
cuar amount, and returning each debtor reasona BILE
per ccn,age of the paid, is recommended as expcd
and necessary.
The Secretary of the Treasury also transmits Repor
from the Commissioner of the General Land Office show
the state of the affairs OF that branch of the Depart
ment.
All which is respectfully submitted
LOUIS M'LANE,
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department,
7th December, 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16

ENO Hugh Davis and Susan his wife, Finch
X Cross, VIM l.. White and Elizabeth
his wife, Jno. Cross, and Tinsley Davis, in bis
own right and as next friend for your son, Jno.
Hector Davis,
You will be pleased to take notice, that I
snail on Monday, the 18th day of December
next, at the Tavern Of James f. Huffman, IN
the county Of Hanover, proceed to take deposi.
lions oi Edmund Glenn and George Hoskins
and others, to be read as evidence in a suit now
depending and undetermined in the Superior
court OF Chancery, for the county of Henrico,
10 winch you are plaintiffs and am the defen
oeB'; the said dispositions will be taken on the
oay' and at the place aforesaid. between the
BOUTS OF O'Clock in the morning and o'clock
N The evening, and if from any cause the taking
OF me sad dispositions shall not he completed
"n zoe day aforesaid, the taking thereof will be
con lnned from day to day, at the same place
ana between the same hours, until the taking
l1ereof shall be completed. arn your obedi7
eni servant, NANCY n. CROSS
w ldow of Flemming Cross, deceased, Gu
'atrI% OF the estate Of the said F. B. Cross.
&c l0-tawc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
HARDWOOD school.

TBVHE exercises of this School, for the ensu,
Il ing year, will commence the I 5th day of in.
nuary, and terminate the 18th of December fol-
lowing. The course of instruction will include
all the various branches of an ENGLISH Educn
ton, together with the Latin language. Terms
for board, tuition, lodging and washing, will be
Sos for the scholastic year Of ten mouths, and
no student will be received for shorter period.
The number of borders will be limited to fifty.
forty OF whom Will be accommodated bv tho
subscriber, and ten by MIR. Jefferson Spindle.
the assistant Tutor, who resides at n healthy
situation, about half mile distant. Great at.
tention will be paid to the morals OF the students
and none over l6 years of age wall be received
unless satisfactory testimonials can be produced
with regard to correct department, Letters adj
dressed to the subscriber, near Somcrv,lls, Eau
qui r county, will receive prompt attention.
nov l2--faw3m e.. TACKETT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
;Ssgssys,, GONee, S0yt. sc.

'SsSs ssT, SOHSS, SfSte, &C.
fENHE subscriber has OH hand, and offers 70
Il sale, at low prices,
SO hhds cheap N. o. sugars
10 do prime ST.. Creix do
400 bags Rio green coffee
30 do old Java do
40 hhds w. l. and N. o. molasses
1000 sacks Liverpool filed salt
80 do ground alum do
$50 casks cut nails
5000 lbs country iron and plough plates
SO chests imperial and gunpowder teas
90 boxes and 10 bbls Philadelphia starch
40 bbls loaf and lump sugars
10 boxes do double refined do
10 kegs salt pere
100 bbls Stark Armisteads gin
rs do mackerel, No. / to @
SO casks genuine Malaga vino
10 do S. Madeira do
SO boxes bunch rasins
2 bales soft shell almonds
SO boxes prime cheese
90 boxes soap
40 kegs Dill's crackers
so nests wood boxes
rs doz. leading lines and bed cords
100 reams writing and wrapping paper
40 boxes window glass
35 do tallow and sperm candles
500 lbs country tanned soal leather
500 lbs Virginia cotton yarns.
Also-Sperm and tanners oil, indigo, mad
der, copperas, alum, allspice, PEPPER, groun
and race ginger, with variety of other good.
Country merchants and dealers will pleas
call and examine for themselves.
JOSHUA J. FRY,
Next door to Otis, Dunlop s. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
Worth Esye1,he5ns Estate


FENHE Subscriber offers, at private sale. also
u North Blenhefm Estate. 1.-THE former resi-.
dence of the late Col. James Monroe) in the
County of Albemarle.-This Estate, contains
nine hundred and seven acres, by recent sur
vey. and will be divided, Of desired0 into two
divisions, to suit purchasers, with at least one
hundred aud fifty acres of woodland, attached
TO each division, and with improvements on each
The improvements on the Estate, are extensive
and valuable, and the land we'll ada pied to the
culture ct wheat, tobacco, and corn, and might
De improved TO almost any extent, by he clover
and plaster system, to winch, it is admirably
adapted-the soil is of rich red loan, such as
distinguishes our best mountain lands, aud lies
well for cultivation, and it's local advantages of
climate, water, society, naVi CATION, &c. render
1t inferior to no Estate, in the immediate neigh
bourhood of Charlottesville, and the University
Should the above very valuable Estate, not be
previously disposed of, privately, and Of which
due notice will be given, it will be offered on
the premises, at public sale. to the highest bid.
der, on The l5tn day of December next, on a
credit OF one, tU o. and three years: satisfactory
security, and deed in trust on the land will be
required, to secure the payments; and should
the above sale of the land, be effected the crops
OF corn. fodder, &c, with the stock of all kinds
together with the plantation utensils, will be
sold, on credit or twelve months on all sums
or ten dollars and upwards, and under that
ii'u'it' odSh In Ihc event OF seHlng TINS Els
tate, the sale of the other Estate, will not take
place, as IN the sale of the one, the subscriber
can make such arrangements, as will discharge
the amount required on I he other, where he will
remove to reside, on or before the first day of
January next, when possession will be given.
Persons disposed to purchase either the whole,
or half the Estate, will direct their letters to
the subscriber, residing on the premises, or can
visit him in person.
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
NORTH BLENHEIM, Sept. 20, 1881
oc 4-2aW Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
EDUCATION.

HNHE scholastic year of P. MAYOS Semi
nary, (Richmond HilD will end on the
Goth ct this month. This School will be open
cd for the next year on the first Monday in
January, and closed on the 23rd of December,
There Will be vacation of three weeks in
August.
The terms for the scholastic year, IN monthsl
are-ior tuition S25. Board, including wash
ing and lodging S1lo; payable quarterly, and
one dollar from each pupil for fuel.
No pupil that has not been to this School,
will be received for a shorter time than the
scholastic year.
The teacher avails himself of this occa-
sion to express his thanks TO his patrons for their
confidence and support. de I2-1aw2t
n Wish to employ a Governess to reside in
IL my tamily-besdes the usual branches of
education, she must be well qualified to teach
the French language and muslc.-Letters d.
rected to Gooch-and Courthouse, Va, will be
attended 10. WILL: BOILING.
nov 4-w4ic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16

EhDRAWING of the Dismal Swamp Canal
~ Lottery, Extra No 5.
42 II 90 % 25 sd 81 90
U- No. II, 25, 81, another Capital sold at
MICKLE's.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
TO EsSc:,ag.d VNsssIssY,,.

"A you are not residing Within this Common
n wealth, and have no known agent within
the same, upon whom a notice can be served. YOU
will take notice that on Tuesday the third dav
OF January next, between the hours of nine in
the forenoon and sunset of the same day, at the
Bollingbrook Hotel in the town of Petersburg,
we will proceed tc take the dispositions of Sam1,
ell ID. Davies ~ others, TO be read as evidence II,
cause depending in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the County of Hem
rico in which you are plaintiff, and we are de,
PENDANTS
If the taking ofthe said dispositions should not
be concluded on the day aforesaid, they will be
continued from day 10 day at the same place, and
between the hours aforesaid until completed
SAMUEL MORDECAI
JACOB MORDECAI.
December 2, 1881 d3-Iawdw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16

~ HORSE BILLS printed at the Wing office
IN the best manner, with various new and splendit
figures of Horses.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16
EDUCATION.

TENHE subscribers have united with a view of
NJ conducting SCHOOL, in which will be
laugh the Greek, Latin, French, and English
Languages, Geography, Arithmetic, and Ma
thematlcs. Their residence is in the county of
Albermarle, IN healthy situation, about seven
miles from Charlottesville Board NAV be had
IN the following families at The price of Eighty
Dollars for the scholastic year, vz:-James
Minors, Achilles Broadheads, Richard Dukes.
James ID. Allens, DR. John Minors Daniel F..
Cars, and in that ofDr. Carrs. The price of
Tnitlon IN all, or IN any of the branches taught
in the School, will be Thirty Dollars for the
Scholastic year, half Of which, as we'll as of the
Board, Will be payable in advance, the Pupil
providing a so his bed furniture
The subscribers nave had some experience
in teaching, and with the aid of MIR. T. NJ P.
Powers, recently Stndent at the University of
Virginia, and distinguished in all his Classes
while Member ofthat Institution, and to whom
will be particularly committed the departments
OF Mathematics and the Greek language hone
to merit portion the public patronage. No
scholar will be received for a less term than a
The School will commence on the second
Monday IN January, and, with vacation of the
month If July, will terminate on the Goth of
December FRANK CARR
nov 26-law6w JON. B. CARR.
OHIO q, KENTUCKY LANDS.
FE He Subscriber offers his services to non-res
N-II pIoPIleLOTS OF IdnuS III the states or
Ohio and Kentucky, for the sale thereof, and pay
ment of the taxes. All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati, or to John III. Price, Esq. of Richmond
POST PAID, will be duly attended to. He refers those
to whom he may be unknown, to
CHEF JUSTICE MARsHALL,
CHAPMAN Johnson,
CHARLES CoPLAND-and
SAML. MYERS, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
II. 81. S. will also attend as Attorney at Law
TO suits in the Federal Courts at Columbus and
Frankfort. no 2-w6m
RI OTlCE.-The und ersigned is desIrous of
~ adjusting the affairs OF his intestate IS
speedily as possible, and therefore requests all
persons indebted to his intestate to make paw
ment, as he cannot delay the performance Of his
duties. He also takes this method of notifying
all persons having claims against his rntesiate,
on his individual account, or security for any
person or,pefsons whatever, to make known t.
him all such claims without delay. This notice
will be plead in bar of such claims as shall not
be made known within a reasonable time.
RICHARD G. SMITH,
Admir- Of VIM. Cunningham, deed,
no i7-lawl2t C Late Of Hanover county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-16

White Mulberry Trees.
IH\HE subscriber has several thousand White
IL Mulberry Trees, for sale-Price, viz,
For so or under, 10 cents each
For 100 do
For 1000 do
J. w. SMITH.
Richmond Nov 2d-w6t