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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25

Fire On Tuesday morning last, about halt
past three o'clock, FIRE broke out in the exten-
sive buildings on Washington street, occupied as
Tobacco Stemmery, BY Mr.. James 5. Policy;
and such progress had been made BY the flames
before discovery. and so great was the dearth OF
water in the vicinity, that all efforts to suppress
them proved unavailing and the whole. with the
exception of the Sweat House, was consumed.
We understand Mr.. Foley's loss, notwithstand-
inc partial insurance. will be about 81 900, to
say nothing of injury from a suspension of bust
ness with his large number of hands. 1t was no
doubt the act Of an incendiary. Int
.4merican Champagne. -The great abundance
Of pears this season seems to solicit our farmers
to manufacture that delicious liquor, Perry
When carefully made, fined and bottled, it is
equal it not superior to Champagne in flavor,
without its Intoxicating property. 1t will sell for
three times the price Of cider, and can be made
with equal ease.--Ndt. Gaz.
We understand that respectable mechanic,
now residing in this city, received letter from
London, by the packet ship Corinth'an. on Satur-
day last. announcing the fact. tyt he had fallen
heir to title and estate worth 100000 per an-
The subject of this paragraph is, as We learn.
very respectable and pl0us man, o! the Memo
dist persuasion. T. Gazette.
The Farmer 1t does ones heart good to see
merry round faced farmer. So independent
and vet SO free from vanltes and pride. So
rich and yet so industrious; so patient and perse-
vering in his calling, aud yet so kind, social and
obiiging. There are thousand noble traits about
him which light up his character. He isgeneral-
" nospitable eat aud drink with him, and he wont
set mark on you, and sweat it out of you with a
double compound interest at another time-you
are welcome. He will do you kindness without
expecting return by way of compensation; it IS
not so with every body. He is generally more
honest and sincere--less disposed to deal in a
low and underhand cunning than many could
lame. He gives to society its best supPort-he
is the edice of government and the lord OF nature.
Look at him in homespun and gray hack; gentle-
men. laugh, ifyou will-but, believe me, he can
laugh back if he pleases.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
Moxpar MoRNING, 8 o'clock.

S,p: Ihaye received your note OF the iS'h INST
:. nay become necessary for me to offer some
ling in reply. Fer the present have engage
ren;s which prevent me from doing more 'hah 10
,,know.edge that It has Oeen received.
Very respectfully.
Goth June, 1881. j. H. ia Wv
Mn BERRIES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
JUNE, ed, 1851.

SIN: have not leisure ia reply to your letter
# the 18th until to-day 1t Involved matter which
n beloved me to give full aud calm consldera-
ton to. That has been given.
felt indispOsed to believe that these attacks oil
General Green conld he authorized By YOU, or
were made under your sanction. Your declara-
nan is evidence Of the correctness of what was
before impressed with. | take OCCASION there
iore. with pleasure, to acknowledge the Track
ness with which YOU have disavowed an agency III
this nefarious business
Respectfully. your most obedient.
I'M BERRIsx, Esq. J. ii. EATON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
70 ieNt,.

- Two comfortable Brick DWELLING
assE, HOUSES on Patrick street, at present occu.
Essi, pied by Messrs. B y. Harrison and John Ne
...s.tts..r johnson. Possession will be given for the
one occupied by Mr. Harrison the first August
next, snd the occupied by SIR. johnson on first
September next. JOHN w. NASSlB.
10 IQ-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25

We decline commenting at present on the con-.
troversy between Mr.. BERRIEN and the Presi-
dent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
For Rent,
iy i4--2awts

.AssN A comfortable BRICK Dwell
t|SSsfH6 LING house with a store in front, corner
HST III of Duke and Patrick streets. Also,
xsS&f84 handsome and convenient brick dwelling
house Henry between King and Prince streets. BY
max II WI. ID MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
PHILADELPHIA, June %.
T 10 be Continued !

The meeting Of the friends of 81 free trade''
vas respectfully attended yesterday afternoon. at
he Merchants Coffee House. Joseph X. Evans.
tsq. was chairman. Delegates were appointed
70 the convention of September next
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book Auction.
BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, Groaerrows.

BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, GEoReErowN.
Wines, SC. at auction.
an MONDAY, the 18th instant, At II o'clock, u. as
~ the Warehouse Of alter Smith, Esq on Water
street shall offer fr sale at public auction, the fol-
lowing parcel OF
CHOICE WINES. etc. etc--viz:
!, : : :: ;s oAD n4Drn, VINE
5hslf or casks
Jlst landed from the brig Invincible, from Madeira,
of the fsyorite brand of " March & Co 4"
find al the same time and place,
luQr. Casks Msrseiles Nsdoira, 8 years old
20 Boxes Old Hermitage, superior quality doz esca
10 Do Fron,ignac years old
$50 dozen Marsellies Clsret
10 Baskets Champagne
10 Casks 4th Proof Brandy
10 DO Gn
6 Boxes perfnmcd Soaps
90 DO white French do
so groce vevet Corks
200 Resms Wrapping Paper
Case Fancy Baskets
81 pieces brown Rolls
- pieces Coarse Baggirg
90 poices iicssisns
$50 pieces C"ssarillos, white Rolls
$50 Two BGshel Bags
Terms at sale. TIlOS. G. WRIGHT,
jy 23-ts Auctioner
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
THE TRACT OF LAND
Valuable Aloudoun Land
EOP S.ALE

FOR S.HLE.
xHTiLL be sold, the premises, on TUESDAY,
w tie 2dday ofauguam merit,
A ALARM, containing Four Hundred Acres of
first rate farming and grazing LAND, nov in the pos
session of James Bowes 1t is generally known that
a particular description is deemed uunecessaryi but
suffice say thai its advantages are desirable and
peculiar The turnpike road leading from Berry's
Ferry to Alexandria on IFS southern boundary for
a considerable distance, and, in addition there are,
within The distance Of from half mile TO two and
half miles three valuable merchant mills. Said land
lies about Ave miles above ,iddleburg, and one mile
anil half below Uppersie, in healthy and a.sreea
bic neigtborhood.
- The improvements are comfortable,
u n and such convenient for all the
W. 81 ssry calls ofa Farm large quantity of stone
G..sss ferccis already made the premises and in
sdlition there is sufcency Of stone to enclose the
whole Farm.
The terms will be-One-hslf of the purchase money
in hand and the balance in two equal annual payments;
for the credit payments deed OF trust will be reqnIr-
ed on the whole tract to the pa, ment thereof
WILLIAM GIBSON,
JAMES BOWLES.
T oudoup County Nav l8, ISL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
Trustees Sule.


UeY virtue of deed Of trust executed to by John
I'D Maddox and Ann his wife, and Of record in the
Clerks Office of Prince William County Court and In
Of decreta! order of the Superior Court Of
Chance ~ for the Fredericksburg District, made IN q
cause therein depending between John Brown, admi
nairator Of John Brow deccsssh. Plaintiff and John
Maddox and others Defendants. ] shali, on the first
Honday July merit before the front door "f the Court
House Of Prince William County, proceed TO SELL by
public auction,
qasss THE TRACT OF LAND
= ~ in the said deed mentioned, i'iug q" BROAD
'fYfNS Run in said County, and which the SAID
,e..sssss john Maddox resides.
p Terms of sale One-thiri Of the purchase money
viii be required i. hand one third in twelve months,
and the naming third in two years thereafter
Bonds and deed Of trust the premises, to secure
the deferred pa,m cn's will be required Of the pur
chaser Such tile is vested in will BE- conveyed
to the purchaser. II. u. SINCLAIR,
may WIN Trustee.
81 The sale Of the above property is postpon-
ed until the first Monday in August merit. jy6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25

vas respectfully attended yesterday afternoon, at
he Merchants Coffee House. Joseph X. Evans.
Esq. was chairman. Delegates were appointed
70 the convention of September next.
The Bmchers-The committee, from councils
or tue subject Of the yictuallers' petition, made
Il report last evening, which expressed an earnest
desire on the part of councils, TO do justice to
the petitioners; but it also expressed belief that
tie PRAYER could not be granted without viola
tioa Of the state laws. The report referred to
the petition as asking tnr the prohibition of sales
by farmers IN small quantities, and of the chance
nj the withdrawal Of the butchers as at present,
which would leave the citizens destitute Of pro-
visions. Ii further affirmed, that the operation
VI the law, which is asked by the victuallers.
would DC most oppressive to the poorer classes.
The report wus entirely adverse 10 the petition
Of the Butchers.
Yesterday, Judge King heard evidence in the
case OF the Commonwealth VS.. Smith Crowell.-
The defendant was taken up on suspicion of hav-
ias been concerned IN the murder Of Mr. Barker,
IN toe year 1896. woman calling herself
harSer's widow, has for some time past been in
the city, stirring mp the police against persons
Whon she charges as participants in her husbands
neaIh-heins furnished, in dream, with the evil
dence that She would be able to gather in this
city, The weight of evidence is rather against
another individual than Crowell; but with view
TO insure justice without oppression, the Judge
admitted Crowe to bail in the sum Of $1,000.
Doubts were felt by the auditors of the examna-
son, as to the fact Of the prosecuting being the
wife Of the deceased. u. s. GQz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 20 for 1851.
Will he drawn ia Stw YNtk On " lpes0sv. July II.
Sc Number I.ottery-i0 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID CAPIY.9L PRIZE 100000
Tickets $40; halves5; quarters so; eighths l u.s.
10 be had m variety OF numDers,At
=. -. WZggTG;,G
Lottery D&ce, Poy"i'tre.
~ Orders from the country specials afforded TO
Drawing nc the pelawqrc 81. Peters ot'ery, No D.
IS So 46 81 4 l6 S4 Al 81
DRAFTS TO IMORROH.
Delaware & Y. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No IA for 1851,
Will be drawn at Newcastle, [Del.l Tuesday, the
Goth of Jnlv.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets IS o.; halves | 81; quarters U 70.
New York Consolidated Lottery.
Extra Class No 90 for 1851,
ro he drawn in the city Of New York on "Wednesday,
&c NUHBERS-10 DRAIN BALL0TS
HIGHEST CAPITALS:
l Prize of $4,000 l Prize Of $4,000
do of 10000 10 do OF Loco
l do Of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets $40, halves 90, quarters So, eigbihs rs
TO be had in VARIETY ~ numbers AZ
JOHN C. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Exchange Office
Drawing Of the Delaware ST. Peters Lottery, No. 81
SIS So AZ 81 16 Sd al RI
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
Notice to Farmers.

AhN'rL SNi DER, IN returning his q,
~ Rho"ltdgcments for the liberal pair.
nsge which he has received as miller RIOS,
rr-peciiuliy infofms his friends, snd the prt.
&c generally. that lie has taken his son. D.
va " SNYDER. into partnership, in the Nl.
ing business, 81 the Ford Mill on the Shen,-.
uosh river-ihe business Of which will in =.
ture be conducted under the name OF Dane.
snyder . Son For the information Of o..
customers ard farmers generally, We deem
necessary TO let them know. that we are
~ All umes Wiling 20 pay the highe 81 mark /.
prier ~ cash for heat; or IL grinding or
'"H at Tie usual rates Of twenty barrels Of -
prihoe Flour Tor every 100 bushri, OF mct-
chAntable Wheat delivered in the Mil. g.
stand The inspection OF Baltimore, Georcc
to"n' or AlcNsndria, Is preferred, IL will yive
~ great pleasure TO receive their vhe,' IN
ms ~Sy knowing the many adysntsges
"h'ch our NIL possesses, particularly % Re-
P'c'' Tvs local sruation, tie great faciT', ri
ge'Hns -Four ~ any moment, and the crea.
sd'sn''ge on having u sent 60 market 5y
means ~ boats loading !, from the mill door.
al too without any trouble to The farmer fu,.
'her than 20 come forward and say q, vha,
'ire he may Wish IL sent, and IN resson.3is
tme thereafter 10 csil for TIC proceeds of,ic
sAmc-~e Gstter ourselves thst when the
''"trN tAEe intc confederation their in'efes.
uey viii he induced TO do their bus.nesi
va" u.s. ss no pans shall be spared - a..
oommoda'e them. end from TIC desire -
serve the public With s'fict attention 20 g,-
"cSiness, Se hope 10 merit q share uf ~,
pnbhc patronage or mill - nov IN cu--
rir'c repar snd ready for tie frccriian oi
'U Kinds of grain. ani under way on the ~
st"' crop - ur~ wheat Tor 'he COM
'eioe ~ ouf c'i' oInrrs sd farmers genef..
~ Nc VII add. thar by sending th,,f eout
'Fy votk over night hey can have u rrouf
~ we next morning, which, by those vt9
CONSIDER TINE ~ money. vtll he an Office.
p''ieulafiy - their busy seasons. So d.a-
p"n'mrn' tacc'dsn's eEoepicdJ need be .-
~" hded liose Who prefer The n ere
usual way bag ~ time, can be accomns
dated on SIGHT
DANIEL SNYDER.
DAVID ~. SNYBTE.
f''d NIL Aug. 81. ~ tn
y - We vii charge WifhibeI on.',r
: '"'f' flour for Wheat. ard gfna r.f
'"'" ~hd hJr on sight. ID. &.
-. rs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
Boot and Shoe Factory.
/ @eAp

TIVE undersigned. At his stand near David
Humphreys store, is always prepared
20 execute any order in the nca,cst ard most
substantial manner. lie uses none but the
best materials, and can therefore speak with
cor hdence Of the quality Of bis work
lie begs leave TO tender to his customers
his warmest thanks for past favors, aud As
sures them that he viii entlcayor TO deserve
a continuance of their custom. II is cce.
sary, however. 10 change his method of doing
business. Itwou.d afford him grea, pleasure
to accommodate hsps,rons as far as possible,
hut lie finds II extremely injurious 20 keep
long standing accounts he has no, capital
20 bear that course ard is therefore com.
PEELED To say. that hereafter he must do a
sCJ- cash business only.
JOSHUA DEAVER.
Charlestown, Oct Is, 1851,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20


for WORMS. &c. II is neatly put up in
square half pint bottles, accompanied with
extensive directions for its use. II is con.
s'An'ly for sale. at One Dollar per bottle, by
CHARLES HARPER.
Shepherdstown. June Is, 1881.
Inc following is one among many certifi
Gates OF cure performed by this medicine.
DE.s SIa-i lately used your Balsam of
Health. For years had Q constant and
hxed pain in my side. and frequently subiec,
10 costivcness accompanied with fever.
more or less. I accordingly bought bottle
OF your Balsam. of your sgent in Hagers.
town, and found it relieved me very much.
and procured the I'd bottle, which cured me
perfectly, and since then I cniov nerfrr,
health again, and do recommend the said
Balssm TO those that are afflicted in the same
way. Respectfully yours,
JAMES FLAMING
Near Leitersburg. Washington CO. Nd.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of m,
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry TOR Jefferson County, the frat Monds,
IN October. 1851
Elizabeth Alstsdt, widow Of Jacob Alstadt.
decd, and John ~. AlStadt and Harriet r.
Alstndt. infant children and heirs Of said
Jacob Ais'ad', deed, by the said Elizabeth
'he'r mother and next friend, Plaintiff,
AGAIxsr
Jesse Moore and John Hinkle. John MohI.,
R,wleigh Mohler, George Mohler, Daniel
hohler. Sylvester &. Mohler, Jacob Mob.
Ter and Nancy his wife, and Henry Mohler
and Harriet hIs wife. heirs Of John Nohler.
deed, Stephen Dslgarn and IIsrbsrs h.
wife, late Barbara Alsisd,, widow of ia.
MEL Ais,sd'. deed. and Jscob AIs,sdt. iii.
zabctb Alstadi, and Daniel AIs,adt. inf,u,
children and heirs Of said Daniel hIs,ad,
deed, Sarah Moore. late Sarah Allnutt. on.
W child and heiress Of Jesse Allnutt, deed.
and Jacob Aud, dcjeadanfs
YNiE defendants, Jesse Moore, Rawieieb
u hohler. snd Jacob Aud, not having Z n.
'ered Their appearance, and given security
according 10 the act OF assembly and the rule,
OF 'h's court snd itsppesring BY satisfactory
evidence that they arc not inhabitants Of ,h,.
country 10 IS oyIered, that the sid defend.
ants do appear here on the frs, dsv az the
next term, and answer tie bin Of the ,,Is,n-
tits and that copy Of this order be Io,,h.
With Inverted IN some newspaper publ,.b,d
~ Cbarles'ovn, for two months succes,ivel,
and posted al the front door OF the coutt
mouse IN the SAID town Of Chaf.es,own
A copy -Tsste.
ROBERT r. BRowN, T..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
Goods! Goods Goods =!
NEW FALL GOODS.
B,ry or nor, eati and sc, fbfn,

my or nor. e0N and see them!
SAMuEL GIBSON has jus, received. aud
~ nopening. large. fresh, and very spien.
did assortment of the mos, Fashionable and
beneficial faH and Yin,cr Gsod,, comprising
every article in his line Of business He fat
.e,s h."sef that las stock is very complete.
u having been selected with great care and
attention TO style. taste, and the most approx
ell fashions.
Feeling truly grateful for the respectable
support and encouragement he has received
from . generous public, since his commence
ment IN business, he hopes. BY merit, to Sc
cure continuance thereof
5. HIS business will in future be con
Quoted IN the same manner, and the same in
diligence granted rs elsewhere, To good and
prompt persons only-wbich III enable hin
to sell Goods lower than any heretofore solo
at this place.
HarpersFerry. Oct. 6. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
RACES,

MILL. be run for. on Wednesday Noven
" Der %, near II. W Kerney's Tavern.
'"a'pet's Gloss Roads. frs, day.
Il Sicocpsta.e
tor Southern Eclipse colts and FLIES. ,h,.,
years OLD, mile heats fifty bushels VIE,
entrance. half forfeit, FIVE entries.
q" Thursday ,he Sd, Purse Of One R.
ar'd boilers. three mile heats. free tor am
horse. mare, or geldibg.
On Friday the fib. = handsome S,seep,sss. g.
'ni'e heats, free IS above. the winning hoFse,
'he preceding t.,scXteEteh. All to be e..
Quoted aSreeab.y 70 the ,ules - rAcirr
r. u. The moaey eacn Gay viii rs = q /.
p'i'' By t.e Manag0.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
VIRGINIA, TO WIT


~ Rules holden ~ the Clerks Ofire n ,bo
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor Jefferson County, the frs, Mond,,
IN October, 1851
Margaret Gummet'. widow and relict NJ Chris
tan Gummori. deed, John L. Cookus. .n,,
Daniel Boycrs. piainfigs,
AGAissr
Jacob Crowl ard Sally his wife. N,,hs,;.,
lsler add Charlotte lis wife. Ab,,r, III,
aud Mary his wife, Hugh McNamre and -,
san his wife, Chrisiisn GUNNER. s.,.h
BedingeT, administrative with the will a..
neAed ct Dsniel Bedinger, deed, ard Gar.
yer Willis. Sheriff &c Jefferson Count, =.
whom was committed the adfninis,f,.,,e -,
TIE estate Of John Gummeri, deed, oftsa
dante f'"
INlIk defendants. Jacob CrowI end Sail,
u his wife. Nathaniel l,ler and Chs,l,,,.
las Slfe. Abrsn islef snd Mary his w,fe. II,,,,t.
hcNsmee and Susan It's vile. and Cbr,s,'s,
''"'"uer', not hsving entered their y,r,,.,
snee' ard given security according 10 lie az,
81 assembly and The rules Of this eou,, .,J
y appearing By satisfactory evidence H.,
they ere not inhsbHsnts ~ this eopo,,y y,
- oTfe5cd, that The sad defendants do 49,,
here un the hrsi day Of the next tern. ,rJ -
sSer The amended bill Of The plhnt,lFs, 80
That scup} 81 this order be forth ai,i, ,n.s,,.,t
~ some newspaper pubEshed,n Cha,le.,,,.,
'F 100 mouths sucressivsir, snd noste,I =,
We front door ~ 'ie courthouse IN tLe ..,t
town Of Cbstleaown
cGTy ---Teste,
ROBERT 4. BHOwN,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
FRESH Drugs & Mcdiciues.

several articles of the latter are entirely
new, and never before offered for sale ir
Charlestown. This addition TO his former
stock, renders his assortment complete
ana presents 60 the public an opporiun,t,
OF procuring with certainty genuine medi
eines oi every description. which. by a
reasonable Proba biliiy. may be wanted -
fbysicians Of the town and neiehborhood
can be supplied upon accommodating
terms. and the subscriber would rc.prci
fully invite such 10 call and cxamin. his
assortment lie deems IL unnecessary
present TO the public list Of his ,tock
but feels himself warranted IN stating fb,,
u - Jmt and general lie offcrs them
cheap. JAMES BROWN
Aug. -, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
e7s ACRES OF LAND,

large proportion of which is IN timber 4.
The hncsi quality. The advantages poss- 81,
cd by Tins property are very great. Lys-
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. +.
IS ia the vicinity 1T the large mills erected :,
these streams. wh;ls, all the facilities tor tran
porting ITS produce To market, to be deriv.
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Cara, A.
re baltimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed s.
Il IN the highest degree. There is larr.
and constant stream Of water running ,hrc,,ra
the tract. of such magnitude tina, Il supple
several valuable mills before il reaches n
land. There are also several fine lime s,or,
springs on the estate. The cleared land :
a high state a. cultivation. and the fences ~
coed. Possession can be bad immeda,ely
The terms will he accommodatirg and
found advantageous 20 do SO, the tract ".
be divided into two parts 20 suit purchase.
All applications To be made TO the subscl
Der, residing al Chsticstown, Jefferson coCc
~, Va. JOSEPH L DAUGHERIY.
June O, lS5l-tf
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-20
10 tie Farmers and Customers of The
Char'esto,on JIiH generally.

10 tie farmers and Customers of the
Char'esfo'cn mn generally.
HNiE subscriber having thoroughly
n cleaned his Mill Race, and re.
pared his Mill. Is now ready for the re
cepiion OF Wheat; and, Judging from pre-
sent appearances, believes there will be a
sufhcIency OF water TO enable him 10 de
liver FLOUR on demand 10 those who
may please to favor him with their Whea,
TO grind. Strict attention 10 the business
IN the mill will be paid by Mr. .IoBs T.
HESDERsoN, whose standing for honesty
and qualiiic ations as a miller, cannot be
questioned.
Neighbouring Farmers, by proper cal
culation, will find that in no case can the,
be bettered by hauling their Whea, TO =
River Mill--lN. II is easier TO haul ,h.i,
Flour to the River than their Wheat
~ they can do II at leisure iimes:-3d
Their offal will be more :-fih
Barrels can he furnished them here on bet
ter terms than of any River mill; and
should they wish their Flour sent 10 mar.
ket from the Mill, IL shall he done al a We.
~ small difference.
] will purchase WHEAT al the fair
market price, and If those who pu, their
wheat IN my Mill 10 grind, should want
money, they can always be accommoda
ted. Country work will be promptly al.
tended TO. and well ground. Flour. Rive.
Corn DIAL, &c. will be sold at fairprices
for cash. u is hoped the business will be
80 conducted as TO merit share Of public
patronage .WAI. r. Lock
mean Corn IN the Pail, rs It is now yer,
scarce.
Aug 4, 1881.