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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

paffiaii. Dass i orRnE", Alams, hiuar
Niieh-s, Swan4on. sb'ria, flari, Mhahne,
Isais AI@, eal-s. kagOre l1afre, Gfte~eod
60 sdwyn, Hamilton, Epres osiis,pt", and 81 :
Gov ---bg
NoEs-Ne.sr.. B4nk', fSpsaker) Galner.
Wood of Alb-narle. Garland Of 4 nh~ 81, Let'-
-ieb. DAVIS OF Befkelv, Campbell al Bronke,
chfi.itan. sp,riack Clay Hsiybur'on, Wa.
Ain. y ,ison, Rroadnat, Joaes, Msfsbsn, Ma.
sen Of =, rdrrick e siboraF, Green, Easies,
/ Morn. -, mour, II iIiiams OF Harrison. Lrigh,
7 f.ncas, Gallagher, Summers, l'ooe, HAS,
sireef N.Vnian II lns, Garland Of Nelsoa,
I Naft,sugh. Andrfsoa ii Holloway, Miller II
PsUhAtao. vsnable, Iiives Of Pnnee Gorge,
Munfr. Wdlnns ri Sheusnjoah, Mnncons,
k,1IeI. Jarkson Crockett Maxwell, MseiaI-
aud. and R1ibaffpnrd-
On ,ootioa OF Mr. Aiortis, leave WAS given
20 brine ~ - bill TO enable the judge Of tie
superior Cont ii lIsnrico. 10 sxebshge with
the JUDGE l. some other Circuit ia order that
criminal Justice might nat be obstruoird aud
a Commit 80 was appointed ihrr upon.
Mr. NJ stated ia general terms Only the
oblsel hs had ia sl..--"e undeTstanh II j. 10
frlleve he Jldg. oflhis Circuit from the nects-
any Of sitting on The trial ola particular per
son. which c. rain combinations would incline
him 10 avoid. II Is the case " hich has excied
81 much interest IN III. City. The purpose of
the bill /. 10 sns6ls the sc 10 make an eI.
change " IA anfigHbouog Judge ~ho may
hold TUE Court IN hls stead. As the LAW NOW
stand III. exchange cannot he ehec'ed without
Tia. ASSENT Of the General Court
Ihsbdl concerning the LyachbhrR and New
River Rail Road nHs read aId ordered t0a
SECOND reading.
lie bill to authorize the Bunk of Virginia,
10 .IabIsh an office of Discount and Depont
IA fhr County OF kanawha, was read second
tune, amended, and ordered 10 be engross-
Cd
bs hill defining he powers OF The Board 81
Directors aud prescribing ~" aniies oi The -
fcers offhr Penilenfitry institution IN CERTAIN
la.es was read SECOND Inc, amended, aud Of
derad /" he engro ssyl.
On motipn oi Alr. oparlock the House nd
journrd-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

a G. ~ f. COCHRAN have -, ,..,
<zaA shch an assortment Of Fancy Goads ~
they believe is not surpassed Ly any atL., w.
thus country in variety aud selertion Cam,
sing The lo'iow,ng ar,cl' IN Can on. F,eu'.
Italian aud fancy British Goods
Black an colored Italian Lustrinss, imi,s,ior
plain and changeabe do
Black, cal1red and changeabe Gro de Mamie.
figured do, in great variety
Colored changeable, black and blue bl,c.
Marcellines '"
ID black and coln,ed Bombazinrs
Crepe de Lyon, plain aud igured Mandarin.
Plain and figured Poplins, Algerines pin
rineS, of the newest styles
French Prints, aud Giughams. and Foul.,a
Musiins
PongeeS and many other articles for Ladies
dresses
optaih Id aud Pong-e. Gag aud Bapdanna
Hdkfs.
eros de Naples, Ga'.e and Grape Hdkk. aol
Scarts
Silk and Xii Stocks and fancy Crava,s
Black aud colofed Italian Cravals and Imita
ton do
Buck, Beaver, Silk and Horseskiu Gloves
Gros de Naples and Ganze Garnliure Ribbon,
Cap and Belt do, of The newest styles
E"gifSh,and French Silk Hose aud / Hose, en-
broidfred and open work do
Linen Cambrirs, aud Cambr,c Hanjkerehefs
Black and cnlurri French Grapes, Nonlsj
Bsrege, brown Cotepaly, SC.
Sewing Silks ANA Twists, fancy Buttons, Hook,
aud Eyes, &c nc.
Wa ais have an extensive assortment ot
Lace floods, consisting OF
English BUhbinet, Gymp aud lbrrad LacT
and Ldg,nss, Cnps, Capes. Pelerlnes, Cnemt
zetts, hack aud white Lace Wells and Shawl,
win a complete assortment of Al, oil II and
81 rhibtt and Merino Shaws, Cashnle aud
MeIino Long shawl, &c. &c.
a. q & +. G. have selected their stock with
"A particular reference 10 the southern and wc..
tern market and as they will add 10 their hs.
soriment constantly as fresh Goods arrive their
stock =" Ill be kept up throughout the year All
Of which they now offer Tor sale nj low prices,
add on The most l5elal terms. / eg respect
fully invite purchasers - call and Examine
their stock. Orders will be pl umply executed
wIh care aud fidelity
New York, Jtu. Il. w3mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

Commodore Lcris Hdrrngtonhas been ep-
pointed TO the command of ih Navy Yard and
Station at Phadelrhia, in the place OF Commo-
dore Bainbridg". IL was rnniored son.e time
bach that Cow B. pad returne J "A letter Viii. Ia
III / h Auditor had addressed To hW, NJ The
remark that he held his commission from the
President Of the Uaned States, and therefore
did moi ieri himself bound to obey any order
e,naaaing ifom subcrdnat' olliCrr OF the
Treasury. Can II br, that The yrrhcious and
sTat fal 4th Auditor has had ANY h 'nd IN tins
business, AID tina, il I. punishment Tor Com
BIS audacity IN cnnirmnine the orders OF the
Secretary oil the Nav dc tdcto
GGeorsttoun Gd=e!ie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

Massachusetts, CiaimS.-We learn from the
Bos on Gaze tc OF Thursday that a message was
received Oh Thursday !a.tw thu Massachusetts,
House of Represent atlves, from the Governor
of the state, announcing the ce,pt of n warrant
drawn by the Secretary of the United otie'
Treasury, upon the United States Bank, Al
Boston, under, certain decisions of the oeere-
ia,y oil War Tor Sil9, 74S 20. HIS exce'iency
slated that he had not been favored win the
ground of disaliowance of porto" OF tn,
claim, copy oil the decision not having been
furnished to he sent To the state OF Maine,
according 80 asreemenI at the sepaia-
lion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
WESTERN PRODUCE,

lis stated in the Cincinnati Daily Advertiser
that the amount OF Pork, Bacon, aud Lard,
shipped from ,hst place this season. will NOS
fall short OF u million aad a half Of dollars. Tue
same paper states, Iaat there are st Day.
2o,ooo bis. Flour, with large quantity OF
Whisky, Pork, Bacon, Lard, &c. waiting for
tic opening OF the canal, whicn nas boon closed
ioi the last three mvntus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
GENERAL ELECTIONS.

The order Of ,he day, beng the bill concern
ing General Elections, wns taken up. and the
Committee oil me Nhols WIS discharged from
the consideration OF the bull. which bting he.
lore The House on its enGrossmeni, MIR. Mason
oil l.. moved 10 Hnrnd the bill, ~ such "a man
ner rs to Cause the election, 10 be- hid on The
same dag IN he Screrdl counties 0t sGch LOH-
grtssiotaai Df,tricl.
lh, motion "as opposed by Nessrs. Leigh
aud Morr,s, ana suppor,edby Mr, Mason, when
II wa rpleCted.
On notion OF MIR. Moore. the Bill was laid ON
the table Tor the prescott, 10 give him time 10
prepare an anIeu inent.
The Bal 10 provide against abuses OF the
bridges acro,s Jle Potomac aud Shenandoah
Rivers NJ iiaIper's Ferry, was read tHird
tune and poss"d, with the following ryder Of
fered by Mr.. Wilson:
" Re Al endcted, That all the provisions
Of Tins bfi be extended aud applied 10 the
brme. across James River at the town OF
Carers',lIe N toe county oil Cumbe,hnd."
INSPEC lion OF FLOUR, &c
The engrossed blii To amend and reduce into
one the several acts CONCERNING the inspection
Of ilouT, Indian meal sud bread, was read Il
third time
Considerable debate occurred on the pas
sage al the bill, IN which Messrs kulhrrioord
Rves OF T.. Hamilton, Leigh. Miller of Pow
hatan, Wood OF \ Oemarle, and MAJ shall, took
pari.
o. motion of Mr.. Miller OIL the ayes and
noes were ordered, when the bli passed by the
following yot. Ayes -, Nays 81.
The Bill ID amend lhr act concerning luna
tics, reported with amendments " as agreed to ~
ordered 10 he eng,ossed also The bulls 10 sduos
the shipping duty on iobahco-and 20 authorize
the erection oi a suitable building On the lower
side OF the BnsIu.
The blll 10 provide for the compensation OF
the Governor, fIr Ia. services, as President of
the James River Company, aud OF the Board
OF PuOle Nofks, was taken up on is 81 .eau-
ing.
MIR. SHIELD moved the indefn ite postpone
ment oi the bili--uhseIriag that ~ ma king the
motiOu, he ieit the fullest confidence ihatthere
was not maJo'iIy al the Hoase friendly 10 the
proposed increase Vt salhry, aud that nothiug
oot waste OF tine woui result from lis dis
ssion n, this late period oil the session. The
qurslion came mp Openly on IA iuriurr occasion
a"d the House rejected H. Toe resIert he
on ed ~ his consistency forbade his voting
io' u now, when II was sought To ACHIEVE
insilIous!y What that House refused 10 grant
directly.
MIR. >. asked The ayes and noes which were
ordered, whrn the motion was declued IN ID.
affirmative, by the following votes
AiEo-N .s,Ss. krnnPy, RlcCrp, Campbell
81 bedford, Hensnaw, Gholson, hives OF CAM
o'h bFoa.ens, Gibson w light, Cti hester, James
row II oi Franklin, Holland Castleman, Wood
.! Frederick. kioR Perrin. Dunn, CarSkadon,
Dyer, Aikinsau, Pollard Of X. Il q, Pollard OF
King William, Ewing. Lawson, Mason OF Lou
oon", Caldwell, Hudglns. Watts, BillineslS
pawte', ffestoo, u'F etlaii, Blackwell, ] seobs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

Prison Of The French Err ufaig...
garrison OF Ham and fortress. whies u.
'hs iemessl OF The Ex-hnistefs. Wa s'ots
>" OF nP' one company OF vrtrranx f'"pcb
augme nted To seven hundred men ~ ]" nos
Is furnished with eight pieces Of e,aa. me tort
of winch are eight FOUNDER, and tn, 'hr.s
Founders. aud two Of larger ,ai;t t"e's
corps oil ge"sd 'srme- has bten TN lie
house ha' bHen taken for heir bar,saPleu.
town of Ham has no~ The apne.,,,.'' Ihs
fortified piacp. The families Of h, Of
arriving IN SUCCESS Lon. amt taking aecu''t
residence III tosn.-alad. me Gne. 'P wer
vile, her son, and a nurse, arrived NW.
since, and has taken apartm.u,. wi d'u
t"niInn Of rsmsing here. N.sda No.. w" M
pignan have also taken a hous. r., We Fer.
or OF Ham, aud are to pav a REM az m''-
dred francs year. The iurnitor. ar,;'.n nun
Yesterday hom Paris. 1t Is said H., A., nee
lie Polisnac would have been her. 81. . ,,'
~ she was detained IN making y uron.. N on.
ton of furniture. Madame Il. c. "'st
persists IN occupy ing her humbls e"" 'auhs
prisoners are all IN pretty 20 ID he III, Inc
exception Of NJ. de Cban,ela,zc VI huo
stanily troubled with The rneum,,, coir
EA-Minist'rs seem to live on the be., w. Inc
Paris pun,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

Way slxsuLAR.-.ur Bali" ho,f' an sgfn
mso, Was Lately nprirred ~ y Jer..F' "nd
hi. body thrown iptos $40" oa"". 'i'' ""s
made her scare by asisK 10 The WOODY ~,
Psis- b. Dauis 81 Campfon, has he'n a''es''o
and committed pn suspicion. lie ma'e sew
rsi atienpts 10 Kill himsrll b"iore ~ "ae TAKEN
-Anoih-r person supposed TO he e"h.e'n"";
,.on,J ,,Jiou, BaiIleiy. has been found dead
IN M. bed at Morri.,own, having committed
.ui,ide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

.......ss Committee ori.s esisla'ofs
q, ;. -. / AHA have made fepor On tho shp
Ice, Of Lotteries, in winch il Is rer"n'@f iea 10
,bs, body 10 prsh.bh tue drasing 81 ia''r' .'s
aud sci ing nj 'ieke'. 10 ihs' 0'a.e' NJ
al Il OF Dsceaaouf mai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

be 1srgisss sefsics, The aI5o,.,s, =,
pInee ootn, ~ the Usual o,n, :. .S'' %.
"ste ms woman 10 be Thy welded aft. -, th2'
euo'y ansv"red. To be sure will IL he
opnfpose. ii la Ter " eORs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
NEW YORK WHOLESALE
Fancy nry Goods Storo
"

u scr'bers have entered mo Copar,nsr,,''
under the firm Of A. G..&F. Corh,a" nP,
have taken the 'xtens'se premises, l3l p." "'''
street, tor the Transaction of the general t,n,,.
Dry Goods business. '""'y
A. G. COCHRAN
New Ynrk. Sept 81 1880. "'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

Cod hive been crediiab y informed Is US
The Worthwhile Pionter) HIT 1000 duts. OF gold
were o"ta'ned, from one dHshet Of ore, n, ar
us "i"e u! Mecklenbore, n. T.. few days since
,''n' e's"t3 bushels Of ore vi The same quality
washed. o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

rev ye'rs ago couple went 10 country
eaurch ~ be marr,e4. When, III the course OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
S.sy ~ e % 3 OE ELIG,
Dismal Sw amp Lottery,

7th CLASS.
To be drawn at Richmond, 90 Friday the Isl"
of March, the drawing received here IN
Thursday.
"a nnmbers-S drGra Bullqts.
CAPITALS.
pIize Of SIC 0O3 10 8"
5000 10 2ug
5000 10 $50
lDOo II ivy
Is 800
Ticlets only S5-Nalvts 80 Sos S %
IL All ordrIs EIr Tickets or shares IN sn'
of the foregoing Sbnemes by mail or ph''7
conveyance Will meet the most pfomp' "''7".
ton, ii addressed TO
WARDS LOTTERY OFFICE
Where some 9ranh Capitals re eYpfdrd -
these lotteries. luis Ia the lime 10 !ot"R"
your ofd-fs
March il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

ieHoV fercr.-A d. Serens, in a recently
published 'rea'i'e on ftveIs, attributes malIe-
nant levers 10 the diseased stlte OF the blood
ne recommends HE use OF saline medicines
""a Say mat sfilaw lever has, ~ macy in
Stances, oeen cured by this treatment Ont OF
ohe ha"hted and forty cases of fevers III the
trinidad Hospital, treated 10 tbs way, not QUE
proved fatal.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-18
To W0OIlen Manufacturers.

SAWYER, PHELPS, Il Co, would inform
- manufacturers that they have commenced
building MACHINERY and are now prepared
TO make Cardtng, Draaoing, Condensing, and
Spinning Machinery, which they will warrant
to be of the best materials and workmanship.
As one ofthe above company, (who is a man
utacturer) has lately visited the principal man.
ufacturing establishments in Eng land, and has
become acquainted with all the improvements
in that country, together with the great i'm
provements lately made in labor-saving ma
chlnery in this country, they are confident Of
giving satisfaction to those who may think of
adopting :he latest improvements.
specimen of their machinery may be seen
At NarlanG's Factory, in Andover, ( Mass )where
Spinning Machines, with from two to three
hundred spindles, are operated upon principle
till recently unknown. Having been at great
expense in fixing the necessary tools and ma
chinery for carrying on the above business, they
can now execute orders to any extent that may
be wanted.
Wanted, at the above business, five or six
JouTneymen-part wood and part iron wor k
men-two OF them capable of taking charge Of
the business.
Andover, May II. CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-18
0 Three Times q Week.

'THNHE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
IL are now running their Boats 10 and from
Providence, three times week.
Boat Washington will leave Providence on
Tuesday morning, boat Salisbury on Thursday
morning, and boat Lafayette on Saturday even.
lag.
Goods to be freighted in this line of Boats.
are to be forwarded to the care of BENJAMIN
PORTER, at the Brick Store on the Canal, in
Worcester; to A. K. MErcALF, JMiltbury; to
Col. LELAND, GRAFTON; and to Ira PooR, at the
Canal Companys Store, in PrOuidence.
All persons who may favor thfsline of Boats
with the freighting of Goods, and shall have
their Goods directed and forwarded to either of
the above places, shall receive a guaranty for
their safe delivery agreeable to directions.
The Worcester Boat Company at their Store
on the Canal in Worcester, offer for sale good
assortment of WEST INDIA GOODS and
GROCERIES, andi will sell them at very low
prices. CIV April 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-18
TO MANUFACTURERS.

TNHE subscribers are manufacturing and
H constantly keep for sale, at their Shop, in
Worcester, (Mass.) Broad SHEARING MA
CHIMES OF the latest improvement. Kersey-
mere and Satinett do, of a new and most APP
proved construction. GRINDING ENGINES
Tor grinding Shears Extra SHEARS for the
above Machines. Machines for the Cutting Of
dye woods: We warrant the operation for per.
lection and despatch to be inferior to none in use
Reiererence to the principal manufacturing es
tsblishments IN the County. Orders directed to
the subscribers or their AGENTS. TIFFANY
HUTCHINSON, & ANDERSON, New York
City, and CHURCHILL HOUSTON, Phila.
delphla, will be promptly attended TO-
GEORGE T. RICE.
CLARENDON WHEELOCK.
Worcester, April 81.
Also, as above, Washers, Nuts, Levers, Stir
rups, Flyer Bottoms, &c. &c.-worthv the AZ
tention of the Machinst, Carriage Builder
and Blacksmith eow6t
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-18
NOTICE..
.[CIRCULAR.l-

Office Of the Lehigh Coal {, Navigation COMM
Philadelphia, March 10Th, 1881.
a. lR,-l am directed by the Board of Mana
~ gers to inform you, that we are now pro
pared to ship Coal; and solicit your orders
which shall receive, as usual, our particular at
tention The price of our Coal, and times o.
payment, for the present season, are as follow
VIZ; by the cargo, SIS per ton of 2240 lbs, de
llvered on board of vessels at the Company's
wharves on the Delaware and for any quaint
ty not exceeding 100 tons, paymen. to be made
on the first of November above that quantity
one half on the first of November, and the other
half on the first of January.
The Coal shipped by this Company, will be
delivered to you free from any fine stuff except
that which is unavoidably made in loading and
discharging the vessels, as it is carefully raked
before being put or board.
1t will be observed that no ADVANTAGE of
credit is gained by postponing the time of civ.
ing the orders and therefore take the liberty
of recommending that you should obtain vonr
supply at an early period, while freight and in.
surance are low The disappointment expert.
eDced by many of our customers, by reason If
delaying their orders until near the close Of The
last season, induces lis to urge these considern.
tons upon your attention.
The character of the Lehigh Coal is so well
known, that we do not deem il necessary to
subJoln any recommendation of its quality
Respectfully,
OTIS AMM1DoN, Treasurer.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-18
VALUABLE
Water POaUer, NILS, SC.

~ OtCf 4 OtCCI SHtGtSs ~ C'
"a FNoR SALE, an extensive eva Wa,
$500 II ter-Power, Mills, and tracts
i; Of Land, Buildings ... %0,, sl' 1Ms
25 miles east of Dover, on the Post
Road to Portland, consisting of the whole OF
the Water-Power of the Moussum River, at
said town Excepting only hall Grist MILL
There are about IS acres of Land of the best
quality on the eastern, and 50 acres on the
western side of said river, with all the improve
ments and advantages thereto belonging; con-
sstng of one small Factory, ready to receive
machinery, two Dwelling Houses, number of
Barns. Blacksmith's Shop, one Saw Mill, one
Pulling Mill, half Grist Mill, and other i'm
provements. The place is in the heart of the
town, includes two Dams nearly new, and with
a very small expense the water can be convey
ed from the upper Dam along a natural level,
so as to give about "a feet fall, in suitable
place for Factories to be erected, and within a
few rods of tide water. The river is remarka.
bic for affording regular supply of water when
others fail, derived partly from numerous springs
in its course, and partly from large pond in
the interior. There is abundance of Clay for
Bricks on the place, and Wood also. 1t is an
excellent neighborhood, and labor of all kinds
and building materials are cheap.
About FIVE miles above the town. at what is
called the Great Falls, is also offered for sale
the whole Water-Power of said river, where a
dam can be made at a very small expense, and
the fall is very great; with this is also a large
:ract of Land. The Estates will be sold a
great bargain, together or separately,to any
who wish such property, and the terms of pay
ment be made easy.
For further information apply to WILLIAM
Z. HACKER, Salem, (Mass.) or NATHAN
TEL JEFFERDS, Kennebunk, (Me.)
mo. 20. +3m
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-18
Farms for Sale in Vwginia.

EUHIS IOT SULG IN VTgHItU.
LENDER "A productive Farm in Gull
NJ pepper County, (Va.) containing about
700 acres; the soil adapted to small grain. A
bold stream passing through tho plantation,
gives an extensive range of fine Meadow Land.
The Improvements are a comfortable Frame
House with five rooms, a Stable, Barns, &c
This Farm is within 10 miles of Fairfax, the
County town, and about the same distance from
ths village of Woodvile.
OSSL4N HALL,-A Farm Of about 500
acres, in Fairfax County, 9 miles from Alexan-
dra, Washington, and Georgetown, ID. C)
This Farm is peculiarly we'll adapted FOR sheep,
and will feed thousand head. Ossian Hall is
proverbialy healthy, Astounding with excellent
water. The Improvements are a large and
eommodious Dwelling and Out Houses, extern
sive Orchards of fine fruit, and abundant Gar
dens. The nearness of this Farm TO the mar
kets of the Seat of Government, renders the
Dairy, Orchards, and Gardens very valuable.
HOODSTOCK,-A small tract of excellent
Timber Land about $50 acres, 3 miles from
Ossian Hall-40 acres of the tract are cleared
and 1t contains a comfortable Log House.
HOPE PARK,-A Farm in Fairfax County,
within 90 miles of the District of Columbia,
containing about 1000 acres, we'll timbered
The improve ments are large Frame Mansion,
with ten rooms, extensive Orchards, a small
Grist Mill in complete repair, on permanent
stream. A good turnpike road is within three
miles of the Farm.
Either of the above Farms will be sold on
terms the most favorable to the purchaser
payments TO be made by annual installments
10 Inquire of OBED VALE, Esq, in
Winchester, (Va.) or of C. c. STUART, Fair
fax County, Va) May II.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-18
j. l.. Clark's Erchouge.

VIE public are respectfully informed,
- IL that the above establishment has re-
rIenemg the many Inconvenience thai stran.
gers are in many instances subjected to in
transacting their business at this place. often
IN want of the convenience OF writing appar-
atus and the means of ascertaining the differ
ent locations, &c, which they NAV be in pur-
suit OF about the city and its vicinity, have
taken tue liberty TO give the public a general
invitation to consider themselves at home with
me, while they remain in the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most of the
New England and the principal southern and
western and fair assortment of foreign pa
pers' are conveniently arranged for the accom-
mediation of the public. Any negotiations, or
any business that may fall in the line ola Stock
and Exchange Broker, will be attended to with
facility and despatch Any commission with
which my friends may favor me, will be COM
Piled with to the full letter of their instructions
Please call on i'll CLARK
April 81. Am 168 Broadway, Nrw YORK.