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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-12
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. G..
WEDNESDAY ''oRwsi. AsAr5RY !a. 1881

No mail north of Baltimore was received yes
terday.
dGsN
Public rumor s.masniiics tire difference be-
tween Gen JACKSON and Mr.. CALHOUN, to an
extent greater, perhaps, than is really the case
1t is said that Mr. CALHOUN and MIR. VAN b.
rem assumed belligerent attitude, bat that from
prudential motives, the affair has been referred
to arbitlat 1t is also said that Mr.. Calhoun
is preparing pamphlet.-The whole nest is in
perfect stew.
-ISyN
At a meeting of the Stockholders in the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, on the 9TH In
slant, the following named persons were unanl-
nous ~ elected to serve the Company for the
present year, viz.
PHINEAs JANNEY, President.
CHARLES LEWIS,
GEO. CARTER, D;.o.,o.s
REUBEN JOHNSTON,
THos. Moss,
JONAH THoMpsox, Treasurer.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning. the lth instant, BY T.
Rev. William Jackson, the Reverend NJ ,1In
HARn1s. Rector Of Ackakeek Church. Saint job y
Parish, Prince Georges County. MARYLAND !
Miss MARY ELrzARErH, second daughter :,
JOHN C. MANDELL. Esquire. Merchant. Of Alo'
andria, District of Columbia.
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known to have been extremely feeble, 50 NJ. :.
50 as to fill the minds Of his friends with "a
most painful apprehensons His disorder i s u!
to be the consumption.-Jo,T. Com. $40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

&A/AS committed to the Jail OF York County as a
w runaway, on the 81 day of August 1880, a lpbt
mulatio man, who calls himself Hubbard Sem, le, and
states that he was born free in the county Isle OF Wight,
In the State Of Virginia He is 5 feet 10 inches hieh has
a scar ON the back part Of his lefi Leg, Just above the
joint, appears to be abou, % years of age, lusty, light
hair, white or grey eyes, and says he is a diicher by
trade.-lt Is rumoured | believe, that no is a slave.
The owner Of said fellow il desire d to come for ward,
sfove his properly, pay his charges, and take him away,
or he will be dealt with az the law directs.
WM. VAIL, Jailor OF York County.
. May IL I-wsw
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hfaN Ia

~ N!FTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway from
r. Humbersiou S%kipwilh's Elm Hill Estate. on the
81 IN l., a negro man by the name OF CUFF, who for
many years, and until he last IL months, acted as Fer.
lyman Tor his Master. in which capa city he learnt 10
count y change bills & notes very expertly. He is gene.
rally known TO those ia the habit OF crossing said Skip.
wth's Ferry. He is a low, chunky fellow, very
black, and unusually polite for a servani-no mark or
scar recollec'ed. He carried Off a variety Of clothing,
and viii probate change his name, and attempt TO pass
az "a Tree man, with papers procured fsom some free
0ekr". The above reward will be paid for apprehend-
ny and securing hin IN Jail, so mis- owner gets him, IL
taEen out Of tie State, or the sum OF $50 IL taken in
the state. VIM. NJ. SWEPSON,
-Agent for H. SkiptOih.
Apih 20. lIS-I2t
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April 26.

YgNHE SheFffs Of the com les OF Amelia, Powhatan
Il ord ChesteTieId; Bedford and Franklin; Spotsyl-
ylpi1, Caroline and Essex; Albemarie, Nelson aud Am
hersf; Fduquier and Prince william; Augusta and
Roekbfidgf; Shenandoah and Hardy; MonopgaIia,
Prestcn and Randolph; and the Mayoc Of The town Of
Petersbute, win tsbe no ice, that elections are to DO
holden at their cou' tiOUses, and other places appoint
ed by law for holding elecions, ia the month OF Au-
gust next, to ehCoe Senators 10 repre- sent their respec-
live di ircts, in Tie next General Assembly
ADDISON HANSFORD, c. s..
May ID I-wSt
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I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES county court.
n IIth April, 1881
Thomas o dham, PIH,
against
John 4. Carter, and Sally,his wife, William Headly,
James Headley, Eliza Riggs, Nancy Mason, Edward
Oldham, James, Jane, Edwsrl,and Rfehi ard Oldham,
DEEDS.
This day eam the plaintiff, w lis counsel, and IL
appearing to the saiislac'iln OF the court, that the de-
PENDANTS FL ~ Riggs, VIM. HeadIey, james Headlsy,
Nancy Masor, Edward Oldham, James, Jane, Edward,
and Rishafd oldham, are not Inhabitants Of this State,
ou he motion Of the plaintiff, IL Is ordered, hat lhs said
d fsudsnis appear here on the second Monday In July
nest, and answer the bill Of The plsint.H, and that q
copy o. ibis order be { rhwith Inserted in The r. CHI
mond Euquiter, Tor two mtnihs sUcees.ively, and an.
oiher copy posted at the front door of The courthouse Of
this county, y Copy. Tesie,
Mey g. l2l-W5"' NJ. b. CRALLE, c. &.
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AprI16.

n N CHANCERY- AT conri held for Prince Ed.
IL ward county, April 18th 1881.
Msthew Gibbs, PltH.
against
John Keeling, Taylor WSolloD, James Price and
Henry S'okes, Dsfdts.
TIE defendant Keeling, not having entered his ap-
PearaDee and given secfity, according 10 an act Of he
General Assembly and he rules OF this court, AMI il
appearing to The saiislastion Cf The court, that he il not
an inhob tsnt Of Ibis STAT; on the mo iou OF tho pilin if
by his ate rney, IL is ordered, hat the said defendant
Kesing.do appear here on the fret day Of August court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a cepy Of
this order be for hwiih inserted ia some one Of tho pub.
liz newspapers printed 10 the city Of II Edmond ( r Two
months excessively, and also posted al The front door Of
he COu -t-houss Of this county. A Copy. Tesie,
May 20 wSw" y J. WORSHAM, q C
a NAUTION.-The public are hereby DoIi6ed, thai
" Tho subscribers will no, hold themselves respon.
sible for ihs sale transportation OF any goods or produce q,
taken on their Boats, running James River, without
their express order-as we keep the Boais. for our own
use. w. & j. Thurman,
MAY 10 l-W4~r Csatg's Creek, B1te tourt,
RH1LLER WANTED.-We wish to employ a good
I'VE Head Miller at our Mills ia PETERSBURG. None
need apply, but such az can produce satisfactory evil
deoce OF good character aud qualifcstions.-To such
a one, a liberal saIaty will be eyer.
MADISON s. WHlTRoRTH.
p "a H84y6UF
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N Observation-Disclosures county court,
ID 1l,h April, 1881
James Maley, Pitt.
against
james McClanshan, ard Polly, lis wife, who was
Poly Maley, Johnston Maiey, III ram Ma,ey, Harriet
Maley. LunsfO'd Maley, Hezekiah Maley, Sydnor
Maiey, Richard Malsy, Lgcinda Maley, Joseph Ma
ley aud Ryston Maley, delds.
This day cane the plsioiid by his cooDsel, and il
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The court, that The de-
%iendan,s, James MsClduahan, aud Polly ms " ie, john
fton M,ley, and Sydnsr Maley, are not 'uhebiiaots OF
his Slate: on the net on OF the plaintiff, il is ordered,
that tie said defendants appear here Oh The second
Monday Ia July next, and answer the bill Of the plain
tt, and that a copy Of this order be Tor hwith inserted
for tgO months excessively 10 the Richmond Eoqui.
reT, and another copy posted at the 'front.' door Of The
court h0uso Cf this county.
a Copy. Tesie, NJ. b. CRALLE c. G.
May g.. I2l-wSwE
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VRNhiRIY Liza REWARD Runaway from
N The Farm OF Williams Carter, E,q., ia Hanover.
on "wednesday hight last. a negro man by the name
OF Observation-Disclosures 80 and 35 years Of age, dark
soinpieAion, about . lee, 10 inches high, with a very
Hat sose, and when spoken to, speaks iolerabIy quick:
IL very polite, and has a pleasant smile, when taking
his clothing Is very good, principally OF broad cloth.
Daniel took a saddle and bride, and l have no doubt
but that II is his intention TO try to make his escape.
A reward OF $l5 will be given to any one who brings
him home, and $50 il taken out Of the State, and lodg-
ed in any Jail so that get him again.
JOHN YSO
(.dgent for WIHiams Garter
Near Hanover Courthouse.
May II. 2-wAw
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I'm CHANCERY.-At Rules held IN the CI.1L3.
u Once OF the County Court OF Notioway, on the
10 h day Of March, 1891:
John ii. Knight and Beriiah Bennett, Comp'ls

~ ~ AT Rules held In the CleIk'-
u ONCE OF the County Court OF Nottoway, ON the
10, day Of March, 1881
John H. Knight and Bcriiah Bennett, Compris
Abner Vaughan, Asa N. Vaughan, Maria Vaughan,
Anderson p. Miller, ALBEIT Hawkins aud EliZabeh A.
hi. wife, and Samuel d Burke. Dsidis
me Delendants, Abner Vaughan and Asa N.
vaughan, not having entered theie appearances, and
glVea Sc urty according TO the Act Of Assembly and
Tue Rules o This Court, and it appearing by ~saii,fac.
,ory evidence, tba! they are 30, Inhabitants OF thi,
commonwealth, IL as Ordered, That tho said Dsf,nd.
ants, Abner Vaughan and Asa N. Vaughan, do en-.
pear mere on the ist Thursday in July next, and an
swsr ;he bill OF the Compainants-an1 that a copy oil
'his Order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the Gil of Richmond or Town OF Pc.
%tersburg, Tor two months successively, and ported at the
trent door Of he Cour, house of thi- COMFY.
a Ccpg. Tesie, EDM'D FITZGERALD, d c..
AprI 10 ll6-W5N"
EN- Nouovay County COufl, 81 June, 1880:
s. John Sheffield, Comm;
against
Leonard Shelf cid, Ex'Or Of Jesse Shsfisld, dee.
John D.. Royal, Sheriff OF Notioway county, and
djm'er of Thoma7 E.es. dec, Samuel Scott and Louisa
his wife, Fmetly Louisa FifzZeFald, sdn'or Of Johu
FL %zSerald, decI William Eil- aud Nancy his vie,
joseph SHth!eld; Nlchol1s Sheffield, and Samuel Scott,
adtn'or OF John +. E3es, dec. Dsidts.
lie ordered and dccrssd, that John p. Dupuy, Mas
GER C'm1i sioner in Chancsry Of Ills Court, proceed
No asceftaiu lhs amouni due TO John, Nisboiag. and
Joseth Sh%efis!d, each, by virtue Of the ., yisess in
ne wal q tbs proceedings nehiion ed, and ibai he
report Ihsreupon to this Court A Copy. Tes,e,
II. FITZGERALD, Z. q.
The parties interested in no atoye oFdef Of Court,
viii take notice, that / have appointed the 6fst Mon.
day in June next, to attend at the Tavern Of NJ low
w. Robertson, in the said County Of Holloway, Tor
ths purpose OF carrying into effect he foregoing ordsf
OF Court, when and whsr 20 inc parties Aforesaid are
requested to attend at an early hour, with their pa
pers f1r eSaminatioE-aBd all such parties who tail 10
attend on Tho day Aforesaid, will be considered, and /
shall 80 report IL to the Court, as having relinquished
their interest IN the settlement.
JOHN p. DUPUY. NJ c.
Of JN0ttOWdy County
April 16. Ii5-w6ws
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v5No AMI TEACHERS lae n,
H uors and Governors OF William s. May , olt....
having Jailed TO attend the me tings called in Ortobu r
and November last, Tor the purpose of filling the va
cancy In the Mathematical Professorship. occasioned
Dy the resignation OF Professor Campbell Stewart. the
election to fill that vacancy will take place at the reyu.
Ian annual meeting on the lth of July next.
The emoluments OF the situation, i'm the hands nj
the late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred TO two
thousand dollars.
The Professors in thi, Institution have the entire
disposal OF one third Of the year, and at all times. eve
y means oil prosecuting literary pursuits. in which
'e'pect they possess advantages superior 10 those which
are Sh'red by sny Othe; University in the Union.
me letters and testimonials heretofore sent TO the
hec o., which have not been, and shall not be, other
wise oifecied, previous 20 the 4 h OF July, viii bs pre-
seniei TO the Board Of Visitors.
ihose who have already applied, may, IL they think
proper, stni Addition al testimonials-apd all who desire
tue situation, viii have their wishes made known to
the Ii ard OF Visitors and Governors, by directing their
comDunicatious, ~(post-paid) 10 Ohm PAGE.
Rector Of Wm. s. Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va.
May ~. 3-,25 .hJune
l.: ~ Toe Eii;o's Of the National Int. liigenrer, Wash
ns.on-C lurier * EaqIirer. New-York-U. States
Sazeite, PhHadeiphia-sn ,hs Charleston Courier
SCUM Carolina, win insert the above twice a W eek ua-
~ The 20 June, and send their accounts 10 The Office
OF the Richmond Enquirer TO- settlement.
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; NEW DRY GOOD ESTABLISHMENT.

- NEW Dry UUUD ESTABLISHMENT
TO be opened on the 5h instant, in The Store on Main
street, formerly occupied by Kyle and Cochran.
81 NOCHRAN, BARNES AND PATTERSON res.
" peetully begs leave 10 inform ihrir lends and
'he public, that they are al pte,ent engaged in open.
NIX and arranging a large and general assortment of
spring aud Sutomer Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
"hien thev VIII offer at The atove stand, on Tuesday
next, the 9th instant. The pfinsipal part of their pur-
enases nave been made at auction safes in the cities
oil New YORK and Philadelphia, from the latest impor-
iaiions. Al thati ia new, fashionable and seisonabIe.
may be confidently expected at the mos, reduced pri-
ees. In announcing the opening Of the presen, bust
ness, Z. Is. l.. beg leave to invite Inc attention Of
the iTi@nds oil the former firm; with which the senior
par'ers of the present were connected. No exertion
shall be wanting on their part to give satisfaction, and
secure a continuance ct the patronage which they have
hitherto enjoyed. Fresh supplies will be received,
weekly, so that their assortment shall be at no time
defective. \ detail Of the verious articles comprising
their supply, will be found ia a future advertisement,
April u2-tf
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FHNOBACCO.-Pu6lic Observation-Disclosures
n Planters and others, sending Tobacco TO this Ware.
house, are assured, that the slrictest attention will be
paid IT recover ng and securing the same.
The drayage, aud other charges on Tobacco, by the
way OF Petersburg, Norfolk, Sc, the same as 10 other
Warehouses in the C~lty.-Freight Toll, &c , advanced
when required. s. ISHER
March 81. lOg-lsiJune J,Snecto,s
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Dsdh ~ 1TtmbuH. - spondent of the Nav
YORK Advertiser writes from Detroit thus 81 am iusl
returned from the funeral OF Judge TrBmbuIi. 10
mol Know that his Illness can DO characterized by any
.peeihc name. IL seemed a general universal decay OF
bis physical poweri. He expired on the night OF the iOlh
instant without a sTugsl= or d gFOAn.-Mush respect
IS she"n 10 hs memory hare. The intermsnt was ap-
pointed for this afternoon by the request OF a committee
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s ECORD SOCKS, &e.-The Subscriber is prepar-
-EG ed 10 manufacture, at short notice, Blank Books
tor Clerks OF Courts and Banks end Compiling Houses.
He has received a stock OF large papers of the best
quality, manufactured asarIy altogether Of linen, which
he warrants 10 give satisfaction, and The workman
chip shall be inferior to more.
Binding in all it's varieties executed.
A general assortment of Books in every DEPART
ment OF Literature aud Stationary of the best quality,
for sale on the most reasonable terms.
May IL. 2-6t JOHN II. MASH
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cunningham, the late Postmaster al Abin sdon, who
w'' hied aud acquitted a few weeks ago, on a charge
Of ROOFING the u > Mail, was yesterday, after a lAbo.
rous investigation and a most powerful and ingenious
dSiercs, conUIcted OF obtaining aud OF eaing letter,
conveyed 10 his Office in the Mail. The jury we're not
absent from tne bog more han twenty L iGu.es. The
oii+nce Is called a misdemeanor 10 the law, and tho
punishment IA six months iBnprison neni and a fna OF
40 or tbree hundred doilars. rBalt. Rem
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Tt- WARSAW, Apfl2.
The bulletin Of our G neral will have esnmunic.t At.
ca to you cur glorious success Of the day before ves.
,tIp"y our men Iusht like hOD,: our General Il W
from post 10 post, ifom rank TO rank, drec6ng s,jm,
ing and encouraging This 10 o glorious triumph /
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From tho Ffedohck (Md.j ciiizon, May 30.

NAL avn CON NIClION Of
Tao rial OF John III arkley, charged with ia, mur.
der OF John Nsyysy an family, commenced in Frede-
tick county court en- Wednesday morning, AMI wa
brought to a close last evening at elk o'clock. The
jury reilfed TOE about 20 minutes, and returned with a
verdict Of GUILTY OF MURDER IN TIE FIRST
DEGREE!
MIR. Dixon, District Attorney, conducted the prose
cuilon Tor the STATE, and Messrs. Ross and PALMER.
appeared for The prisoner.
No cause which has ever been tiled ia this country
mas excited msre general and intense interest. Tie
O'ur' ttal has been iul to Overlooking from lhe com
ntneeIOent to The conclusion of the idI-Th testimo-
ny was oil the most conclusive aud uaequivocal CHARGE
ter.
Col!Flautt and his son testified hat thew reside
near tbs ioTner habiiaiion of the late john Newey, in
HarbauRh's V~ailey-That some time before d,y lisbt
on Thu siay the 30 Ii day OF December ldss, rhiy dis
covered that the dwelling Of Newey WA in fsmss-
That ON repaifin& tbither they found The house partly
consumed, the roo hsv'nS b, en- burnt oil, but ihs raE
ters had not yet iallen-As 40 Query was made by the
family from within, II was c|onciuie1 they had ell bsen
inutdeTed-On going round 10 The front OF the house,
u was dlic0yerei that several of the logs Of which il
was buil', hat fallen inwards-tbe wooden pius by
which they had az each end been attached 10 lie win
dow and door iacings, having been burnt of-By get.
ing upon an oil ches, OF tbs o1tside Of the house, they
were enabled 10 look through this aperture, aud ex,
amlne fDinuleIy The whole appearance Of the intsrio
OF the room ia which Newey end his family usually slepl
most blood stirring aud horrible scene was lhtr re-
presented to view-The floor, the beds, and other fur
niture CT The room we're on tire-near the middle of The
hoor lay the body Of MIR. Nswey, at full lenstb uoon
his baek; his feet towards The bed, his head towards
me 'front.' Of the honse-The FIRE had partly consumed
the boiy-ihs hair and exterior covering OF the head
baVlng seen burnt, a fracture Of The skull near the
crown was d siincly vigible, which, from it, appear
anc', the witnssses ihoughthad been made by a severe
bio" with an axe-st that time no iimDers had fallen
irom ABOVE so as 10 have caused the fracture. Mrs.
lay on her face in the large bed, and tho two
cLHdfen ia a small bed near her, all Of whom we're
dead aud partly consumed by Inc hfe--The wind blow
log against The front Of the house, the interi1r was Tree
RON smoke, ADD every OF jesi could he Distinctly seen.
Coi. FIautt testified that on FIRST discovering the hire,
no directed Que OF his sons 10 spread The alarm. add
summon the ueighboInoOd to assist in pulling down the
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N Nottoyay County Coufi, 81 June, 1880:
Il JOhn ShetIsld, Compr.
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w Ferdinand Morshane.-You will plsass 10 TAX q
notice that shall, on the Goth day of April next,
az Pstkers Hotel In Lancaster, Penn, between the
hours OF O'clock and suns to take the deno
si'ions OF the said Hatcher and William S. ArmstroDe
to De read as evidence in suit now depending in the
fustngs Court OF the City Of Richmond, In which
l am plaintiff md you are a defendant II from anv
cause, the said dispositions Lot taken on the dsy
aforesaid, shall continue at the same place from dav
to day until they are taken.
Yours, SC. A. ARMSTRONG;
March II. IOA-w,d
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10 ne Farmers Of Madison and Orange:
HAVING become the purchaser Of the Patent
II IL Right Of Dr. Clark's Wheat Threshnr Ma
chine, for the counties OF Madison and Orange t,ke
ms method u informing the Farmers OF those coun.
ues' mai am now engaged in the building of them.
aud shall be pleased TO receive their orders for Ma
chioes Those who are wanting Machines win do
well TO make early application, as il will thereby ena.
demand in time for the growing crop.
AS regards the utility and value OF the Machine.
refer you to the numerous certificates in the Enoui.
FER OF the - Of February.
All orders (post pad) addressed to me al this plaes
will be PunctualIy attended TO.
r. M. STROTHER,
, Madison Courthouse, Pa.
marcn zz l05-w2t
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NOW OFFER FOR SALE the brick tenemep,
IL and its aPpurtenances, located full acre Of we
enclosed ground, nearly opposite Mr. Thomas Rutber
foord's, and tenaned to the able Engineer, Mr. Stein
Aiso' brick tenement, near our High Constable
residence (Mr. John Coddn) tensnted to Mr. CIemen
White, one Of our City Police Officers.
Also, two brick ienemenis under one roof on II
street, the one under rent to Mr.. Cresswell and the
other TO Mr.. Pearman.
Also, framed building near 10 the upper Me,bodisi
Rev. Mr.. Kerr.
Also, recently erected brick building, &C., stand.
ing on full acre OF we'll enclosed ground on Church
Hill, gently declining TO the South, and admira bly
calculated for the culture of vegetables opposite Ma.
jor Georges residence, and occupied by Mr. Sneed.
Also, an improved Lot, No. g. at Rockets, % I2 by
200 and more deep
Also, two Lo,gwih brick buildings thereon erected.
on f. street, nearly opposite Mr. WHwiek's tobacco
ware house, 10 very dlapidated and runous state;
but the same time possessing materials for other sruc
lures on will say, two lots offered for saleone
OF which IL directly South Of Mr.. Barclays tobacco
factory, 100 feet by 13O-snd the other, Of yearly in
eressng value, vz:--oDe No. 3, 40 feet front on the
Dock, by 100 feet in depth, which warehouse sim
liar 10 structure aud extent with that Of MIR. Lud
Jams might be erected.
An opportunity is now afforded the purchasers Of
live stock for slaughter, Of bayng pens contiguous TO
market 10 keep them in.
The l-2 acres Of ground on Valley or Butcher
street. known Tor years past as MIR. John Wyses sIaugh
ter pen, will be laid off into twenty four separae
distinct lots; twelve OF which 80 feet front on said
street, will runbaek $50 ct or thereabou 10 an eight
feet alley; and thence twelve other lots OF similar di
men'ions extending to the western boundaries Of the
ground.
Such OF tbs aforesaid lots az at he close OF the suc
ceediog month, remain unsold will then be disposed
OF al Auction, to the highest bidder;
And, II have a liberal bid made me, for nv pre.
sent most agreeable place Of residence, that nOw
offer for sale.
Capitalists here and else where, could not perhaps,
better dispose Of their unemployed fund.-, an in ves
ng portion Of hem 10 cy property; which possesses
advantages no, surpassed by any city 10 the United
States R0. GREENHOW.
Feb. a.. 9S-wN
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u Pecfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Virginia that he proposes 10 be in Williamsburg on the
t4th OF the present month, and will remain week;
from thence he will proceed to Richmond, where he
will remain fortnight only; the 4lh April, he will
visit Petersburg, and remain there until the LIST May.
return o Richmond and remain one week; ID week Ia
May will lie in Norfolk and remain weeks, return to
Richmond and remain week; will be in Frearisksburg
me second week in June and remain three weeks; in
Charlottesville The first of July, and ain three we eks;
the following week he will be 10 S,aunon, AID during
the month OF August will be at the While Sulphur and
adjacen, Springs.-The first week in September he
viii visit Lynchbug, and return to Richmond by the
lst OF October. March ~ lOI-wf