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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29
Feb. a. 90 wsw' JoHN /. 'pENpLEroN. D. G.
r. y Md,g ns &c CITY ~ PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
NOW offEk FOX SALE the brick tenement
and lite appurtensnces, located full acre of ell
enclosed ground, nearly opposite Mr. Thomas Ruther.
oords' and tenanted to the able Engineer, Mr.. Stein
A,so' br'ek tenement, near our High Constable
residence (Mr. John Goddn) tenanted TO Mr. Clemen,
White, one OF our City Police Officers.
aiso two brick ienemenls under one roof on III
street, The one under rent to Mr.. Cresswel, aud the
Also, framed building near to the upper Methodist
place OF worship, well known the residence of the
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 admirably
calculated Tor the culture of vegetables, opposite Ma.
Jor Georges residence, and occupied BY Mr. Sneed
Also an improved Lot, No. 5, at Rockets % 2 by
200 and more deep
Also two Lots with brick buildings thereon erected,
on +. street. nearly opposite MIR. Warwck's tobacco
ware house, in very dspdated and ruinous state:
out 'he same time possessing materials for other
lures, on, will say two lots, now off red for saIeone
OF which is directly South of Mr.. Barclays tobacco
iacto y, 100 fee' by l30and the other of yearly in
creasing value vz:-one No. 3, 40 feet front on the
Dock by 100 feet in depth, which warehouse sim.
,iar IN structure ard extent with that of MIR. Lud
lam's might be erected.
An opportunity is afforded the purchasers of
live stock for slaughter of having pens contiguous to
market TO keep them in
The = IL acres OF ground on Valley or Butcher
Street, known for years past Mr. John Wyses sIaueh.
ter pen, will be laid of into twenty four separste and
distinct lots; twelve OF which so feet front on said
s"eV'J or tnereaOOut, to eight
feet alley; and thence twelve other lots OF similar d.
mensions extending to the western boundaries of the
ground.
Such oil the aforesaid lots at the close Of the sue
ceedDg month, remain unsod, will then be disposed
OF at Auc ion, to the highest bidder;
And, IL have liberal bid made me- for ,uy uye.
sent most agreeable place Of residence that / no,o
offer for sale
Capitalists, here and elsewhere, could not, perhaps
better dispose OF their unemployed funds, than in vest
log portion OF them in city property which possesses
adu INT nj sd J.
States. RO GRFENHOW
Feb. %. 9s-wu
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March %.

w NIX. THOMAS MoALE-Take notice, that.
n on Friday, the 9th OF May next, at The Offic.'
OF zoe edera Court, in the city OF Rc hmond, shsli
dence on the hearing OF ar Injunction now depending
ana undetermined, in the United Sate Court for TIE
rn'n circuit and Eastern District Of Virginia. in which
am plaintiff and you defendant.
March o. nor %
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IL Subscribers adopt this method TO inform Country
Merchants, Physicians, and the public generally, and
particularly their customers, that they have received
per several recent arival' and are now opening their
Spring supply Of
PURE md GENUINE MEDICINES,
Consisting Of large and general assortment, embrae-
ing all the new Chemicals and Patent Medicines that
are now 10 use--amoDg which, great many new,
cheap and valuable preparatons-with extensive as
sortment OF shop furniture, paints, dyestufs, ,odo,o-
glass brushes Of every description, French permery
fancy articles Of superior quality, and great variety
Of cosmetics for improving he complexion and beauly-
ing the skin To which they invite the attention Of the
public, having determined TO sell a. WHOLESALE or
RETAIL on the most accommodating terms, and al We
Ty reduced prices PULLING & DAY,
Sign Of the Back Bey and Mortar,
Market Square.
March "a. 106-w4w
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a NORDONSVILLE-Tbe subscriber ba, iat.i.
M Pufchased ibis well Known Eaabli,bment ana
intends ceninuing the Tavern. He will be prepared
10 accommodate vsters 10 the best mapner His TIA.
1,es sns De wei, suppied-his Bar well stocked and
his Stables well furnished with provorder for borsss
he Stages from Guysndote 10 Ffedetit ksburg, and
rom Rlchmsod TO Hgrisonburg, arrive and depart
rom 'hI, stand Tbs subscriber The public
hat his best exeTions to give satisfaction shall he
made. MARTIN RsKEo. -
The fredericksburg Herald and Siaunlon Spectator.
VIII publish the above weekly, for four weeks in each
paper, and send their accounts. March eo-vlw
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES McKEAN beg Ieay. 10
M inform their irierds and The public, that tbex
continue their Boafdng and Day School, at the Gothic
Mansion, ia Chestnut above 18th Street, where they
have accommodations for additional number of pu.
pile. r.
They have Tor some time bad the assistance Of Young
Lady from MISS Beecber's Seminary, eminenily quail
ned Tor insrucnE 10 some OF the Et gsh Branches and
nave no" Deen 30 successful as procure Teacher
. gentleman o. The first acquire ents relative 10 whom
reference may be had to C. Cbaunesy, Esq. and many
Misses Mexican continue as heretofore, 10 procure
namen'al 80 anches, and hope, that their combined ex
eThoDs Tor The moral as well as intellectual improve.
neni OF their pupils, will give satisfaction to all Parents
and Guardians.
For cards containing Terms, Sc. apply 10 Carey A.
Lea. Grigg,-Tower & Hogan, Booksellers, or 10
the Gobic Mansion, Pbilsdelpbia-of in Richmond "a
| Hall Moore. ~
G'hic Mansion PbiIadeIpbia, March 10. Io2-vs,
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NOTICE All persons having claims against the
~ Estate OF Captain William F. Gaines, late Of
King William county, Va, are requested 10 make them
known to the Subscriber residing Fredericksburg
March 22. 106-w2w RICHARD HILL
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TgHHOMAS B. HUMPHREYS, Clock and Watch.
n Maker and JetceIfer, having located himself at
Lousa Courthouse Va, offers his professional services
TO the public. He will also keep articles in bis line
for accommodation.
March a. I05-Ip
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~ lnolNiA AT Superior Court Of Chanc 81 v,
holden at the Capitol, in the City OF Richmond
The l4h day ef Feb. 1881
Edward w. Smith, Plta
dec, and in his own right, Daniel weger adm or de
oonts non of Washington Watts, dec, and the said
Daniel Weisger and S-ienora his wife, William Watts
and Smith Is. Sanard, children AMI heirs of Ezabet
NJ Sianmd, dec, and Edmund Loekett, Sheriff OF
ohes'erhsid' and Adm'or of Beverly c. Stanard, dec.
r Deids.
This cause cams on this day to be further heard on
the papers formerly read, and the report Of Commits
soner Amos Ladd, made pursuant to the order OF the
10Th day oil June, 1926, with additional exceptions
nere'o, oy the defendant Weisger, filed by leave Of
,he court and was argued by Counsel: On consdera-
uon whereo the Court doth recommi the said repor
WIN the exceptions Aforesaid, to the Commission
err Tor him to consider and report theeupon, paying
the cost occasioned thereby. A Copy. Teste,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, c. C..
Commissioners Office, Richmond, March I2ih, 1881
Inc parties interested will piea'e take notice, that
nave appointed the 23d day of May next commence
the duties required Of by the afore going order of
the Court; on which day, at O'Clock, A. M. the v
are required to attend at my Office, with authentic ted
copies the necessary papers, ready for examin alton
and settlement AMOS LADD, NC.
March %. lO5-wSw
CIIANCERYIp Cumberland county court, December 27tb
sou, i"0ma H. walton, CemprL
HenIk su,phin, Jane. sr,phin, Martin r. Hawkes.. VIM A.
@.,n @s, Wilkinson" and George P Walton s15 Of Thus,
in cause came on this day to be heard, &c and appearing
made III this the defendant Henry Sutph had be
duly complied WITH the court doth sdudse
one oil the eonfsoners of this the
snip accounts OF Walton Sutphn; Of all the
aen" or winch setd Walton ssbe, either
'esury the said Sutphn individually report the same TO
court with any matter deemed by himself
'ne 'a'u Pstue' 10 DC specially stated A copy Te.ie,
p II. NUNNALLY, d.. G.
IT., CARTERsvILrE, jan 9th, 1881.
me parties interested will please
d me h day Of March next the
oy me foregoing order VI COURT which O'clock are
required TO attend at office this place.
counts anu Vouchers ready for examination aud
ONCE copies Of the courtp -
Feb. 10. ss-w4~' JOHN DANIEL, Jr Comm,,,on.r
WlkdlNlA; In Chansery holden IN the c,eft n
1891, - - - N'y VI Nso'
Samuel ID. Psstro,,, plpg
sganst
James Thompos aud Susan hi, wife, Jane, a,
Others, no, SUI
The defendants Robert Pesos. Charles Durru.
pesro Wism P~sro' the heirs Of Barbara Hudson Henry
u hnes and Sarah his wife, John hi, wife
not having entered their given
the Act OF Assembly and the rules of thi.
satisfactory evidences that they inhabitants
wealth ordered that the said defendants before the
Je OF our ,sid court at the courthouse
Aptne1 and answer he plaintiff. bill; copy of hi.
orue ne inserted IN published
mond Tor two months of thu, h,
posted 81 the rsnt door OF the courthouse Of
- copy. Teue,
Feb. ~. 90 wsw- JOHN L. PENDLEroN d. c.
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March 3.

VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court OF Chanc ",
holden at the Capitol, in the City OF Richmond,
the 18th day ef Feb. 1881
Edward w. Smith, Pna
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

' All those who have open accounts with the subscriber, of six months' standing. must call and close the same with. out delay-and as this notice is intended for all concerned. it is hoped that no further call will be necessary. C.L. WE'RE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

CGsmir tke JGst.-The following anee- dote is given of Casmir III. King of PO- land, in 1778. He was one day at play, and won all the money of one of his nobil- ity, who, incensed at his i'll fortune, sud- denly struck the prince blow on ahe eags in the heat of Iii uncontrelled pf He 1ed immediat6 rom juslles W ing pursued and overtaken, wNe Gen cd 10 lose his head. The
 mir determined otherwise
 surprised" said he. q
 for not having it in his
 himself on fortune, no 4 HHa attack her fayoriSe in me '|8 Ss generous words he revoked tile ssllls I|S8. returned the nobleman his money, and. de clared that he alone was faulty, as he en- couraged by his example, apernicious prac- stice that might terminate in the ruin of hundreds of people. The prince was in- deed a father to his subjects; he viewed the oppression of the serfs with an eye of sorrow; and though it was not in his pow- Ter to change tho constitution of the Polish s0ciety by emancipating them and maisine them perfectly independent, whathe c0nld oshe did, in protecting them by strict laws from wanton cruelty. He then lefi behind him the character of the most able monarch that ever swayed the Polish scepier. He had faults, but they were almostlost in tie number of his noble qualities and his Ivir. tues. He was lover of peace md the friend of the people. IckeF's HistOr, 0f Poland. ---=A
 There should always b6 h0nvV stone on the top of your pork 10 keep ii down This stone is an excellent plAcs to keep a bit of fzshsneat m the summer, when you are afFh | znNiiin&
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29
DOMESTIC GOODS.

comprising as fulI m assortment as can be
 !oand ln any Country Store. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

Roskington, Dc. .. sssi
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29
POETRY.
From the Esses Gazette. A LOVE LETTER.

wish you knew my friend Tom. He is perfect Original-unlike any thing else the wide earih-de. cidsdly unique. He has grown to be an Old Bache- Tor; and he drinks his Champaign and smokes his gar with few old and choice friends-aughs at the world, and thaaks his stars he is free man. Ye, Toms heart is not a cold one--for have seen him often in a state of sentimentality which boarding school Miss might envy. "Ah, my dear felow!" said he one day after dinner when his eyes were htim full of sentiment and champaign, "I might hayes welded as fine girl--Good heavens! she was an ange! HNi I didn't-I knew better-for hadn't sbillins so boast of then. And she loved me-never Was affees ton more sincere or more hoy!" ! looked at Xom as he said this-there he sat- with his long spindle legs, crossing each Other-his shrunkea and yelIow visags peering at me through cloud of segar smoke pretty figure to be loved !-thought Land laugh- cd outright at the idea.
 "You may laugh," said Tom, somewhat peevishy --ssbut look here. man,' and he drew from choice corner of his immense pocket book, worR and yell low sheet of gitt-edged paper, on which read the following exquisite appeal to my Friend Tom's gal lantry:-
 O-come to me this very eve, for am all alone, weeping by my writing desk, and Pa and Ma have They :sy ,Ss, you are going oa-,ha, Pa h.. u..e But if he has, depend upont his daughter never will We had that ugly lawyer here to dine with us to-day And Ma took pains to speak to him in her parents She sad--ao matter what she said-,he lawyer grim And fixed his bold assuring glance upon me all IIs pa ..v. h. h.. $. .s
 Aad snsiss much the ayoEs1 onz wlso Inn my s a.s.
 tress there; MHE s5 Aad Ma dseIasss--shous q sas srd oi als sha KS That is vastly nor. poIils kasa.emsF shsa ssa. Confound their antiquated wtims! --I'm sdssy yen The hot blood of indignant scorn is mounting to my hate their naughty fasorise- hate him & his gold Though rich us ancient Crsssus,w and wealth
 untold.
 Oh what is wealth where love is not f-and wha, is
 yellow gold
 To 'oSs. , ..S ssd ". ssr% the human hsar when As coldy flash the northern fires to make the lieh,
 more dreary, a So wsa! and useless splsndor glsam the lose
 hate that favcrie of Pa's,ha. lawyer old and vr;r rd streHsle him before shs priss 6siore I'd marry = " 4E rE&f4
 cars notfcr his country -seatand all his dustv land
 hate him; and his riches tocrhs shall not have my
 x. hend! ''' hope you wiIl not lssse ne, lovs-indssd you mus,
 nSs go. leo. Oh come to me this very egesbenre the moon has sat Andws will wanderin her iIght aud less each other And wswi!l talk ofhy.gobs simes.our earlior hopes Ahd snow again the luxury ol sy.npashininr sear,: And we wllI hFeasae our VOWS again, hy every holy Ana oh ws will Do Aary ysi, and love h |ss ofpa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29
1o Printers, Booksellers, and Publishers.
 JAMES CONNER


 ANOR the greater perfection of his tStereo- AA typing Establishment, has found it neces- sary tO prepare TYPE FOUNDRY: the expenses attending which, and the kind offers of his Typographical brethren, have induced hlm to enlarge extensively upon his original plan. His letters are cut in the best style {; and the particular interest of the Printer, Pulp Usher. Bookseller, and Stereotype Founder, has been consulted. The following founts are offered to the public notice. viz: ,.
 ra, rre"r,, two kinds, Bourgeois on brevier body,
 MMG;npare" do. Long Primer, two kinds, '-'
 Bourgeois, do. English; "'"D''
 with variety of TitIe-page and Fancy letter; tV which such additions will continue tO be made as the tastes or Printers may require.
 The type furnished at this foundry will give clearer impression, and last longer, than any known since the days when the good old Scotch type was used here, which is well re- collected by some of the profession,o ,on account of its remarkable durability. N To his kind patrons who have hereto ofore SO liberally encouraged him in Stereotyping, he begs leave to retUrnhis grateful ack know ledg- ments, and fatters himself that he can now present greater Inducements for continuance of their favors. as mOre aesc type can be put upon their works than formerly could be af-r forded-a saving of ten per cent made to tl1oi trade by a particular improvement in The which admits of that rate of matter to each page mere than usual. A sufficient qnsntity of each kind of type continually on hand to insure against loss of time in comple- ting orders.
 County Newspaper Printers, and others. will be supplied with founts that have been used for stereOtyping. on which the most lih- sral discount will be made. N. B. The most approved Printing Press.- E, Frames, Casess Imposing Stones, Compo-. ing Sticks. Quoins. Furniture. and every ofh. 'r article necessary for completing Prinljnr 'ilces: at the maDufacturers' prices, sunulisS; with the least possible delay. s' V NesO- Fork, Nov. 1881 r& eA
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29
U1'deUM1'e.

f
 TOTNE1ks PLANES. Moulding Tools, O Sc. at the manufacturers hriees; daslkIA and single Cast Steel and fsariraAn Sleel P,sWe
 Irons of every width; CllISEE4S and GOU- GES of all kinds; FILES pfevery descrip- ton; MILL SAWS; cross cut Saws; hand, pannsl, back and compass do.; Wood Saws, with or without frames; Augers, patent and common Gimblets, Screw Drivers, patent and common Iron Squares. Trying do. Bevils, Rules, COmpasses, Hammers, carpenters and coopers Adzss. Pncers, Nippers, Pliers. Spoke Slaves. Awls. Tacks. Sparables, Brads, Brass Nails, Princess metal do. Paint and white wash Brushes. Coach Wrenches, Drawing Knives, Knives and Forks, bread, shoe and .hptcher Knives, Penknives, Razors & Straps,
 kAilors Shears, Scissors. Stump Joints, HAR- NESS TRIMMINGs, and Bridle Bitts, Sheep Shears. Trowels, Bed Screws. Wood Screws, Bed Keys, Commode Knobs and Rings, Bed Caps, Escutcheons, Table B0lks, plate, sock ct and back CAsToRs-doofsc Closet, trunk, chest. draw and cupboard Locks-Knob and Pad Locks, Cupboard Turns, Bolts, But tons. Butts and Hinges of all sorts, Door Han. dies, Window Springs-sheet iron and com position Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, ,FryingPans, Gridirons, Chopping Knives. Coffee & Spice Mills. Mortars and Pestles, Spoons. Brass Ket- Hes, Shogets diid 10ngs, Brass Andirons, Cor ner Hookss LOOKING GLASSES, Britan- nia Tan and Coffee Pots, FIat Irons, Brass stair Hnds. Bfass and Black Door Knoc kers. bfasss ignu and plated Cand ndIesticks, Dog Col. laEs. Cork Screws, large E small SteeIyards. Pinss Nesdles, Thimblesy Mathematical rn. Htrunahllls Epectacles. .1rA BeIls, g!eigla Bells. aNslAA AsIlsl GUNS, Mish pAfenssi0n antl AoTIaEann Earis6s ReIeuzsiah Ghns. EIinty. Rsl ana Eoase Iraps. KlkA1Ess Servers. Halfer 1nd Trace Chains, Bed COfds. Elax Rope. 21pNsks ana 6ead6s, .Skntess BFass Goeks with seys, Block-iin do. SnnGrrs and Irays, sand papsfs Ratent Knife SharpeneFs. STEEL, N B 'F ALO RO OBES.
 SOLE KsEA1sEzEER. Ge. sre. 9Ie.
 q. IF 1. BOIaM IFS. ! Litchtelds Usc. B. 1881 9G I
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~ewS Valuable Books

~ eW oho"phS
NrsT received on sale by WA VI MoHh'S"N'
scous Family Bible. fresh supp;,. and offered s>
low scan be pur based in Fh'ade'ph'a' NC" i''"
or Boston II. " s.hoo, b;h,es
r,ran ouarto and 8vo picket, ei't q sc"'"' o'''''
Octave school and pocket testanems re-
Prayer book a grt a, variety and eieGan' rI'"o"
forms int, q ,uc'ioI. tn the s'udy "' '"' MY o.
lures IN 4 vols, new e'lnon 49,, v.rL
summer, -xpo,ito,, lecture on Matthew an" MAIN
rIv lain Nrwfon's work, courie'e IN vols, 10
which are eGxad memoirs OF his lie oy 'he rev.
Vol q or standard works nf the Prot slant Ep'sco
mol Chnrch. G n,an,ng Jewels Apolog, and rre't'Se
on the scriptures r c,;;;, hy II
Wilson, @. y u;Lo,s,etb
The Christian Student, by the Rev. T.. p'ckers'e'h
Noves,s Translation of the Psalms
Memoirs of the Rev townsend, Fouhaer vi '''e
Asylnr for the Deaf AID Dumb n
Essav on the Hierogly phic System ny y. II
crenno translated from the French oy Isaac ''e""'
with notes. &c.
l ife Of Gerry, in Q vols 9vo r,, 90,
,,auan,s constitutional History ct England, W op"
ris,nents of Mental philosophy, by fhos oPha"'
in vols $50 .,d moral movers
of man, in 2vo's , s,o,es o. eIiiion,
:,h o,J;,;ors nv The odnre I, msn Jr IN 'o'S o'o
n,.rhrr's mrnuir of the Hack sea- 'uiAe!' ""N
r.,n, in . vols 8vo, with chart, &C.
Book OF Health rs y;sc.Il,ne.
rhrse. together with great variety o. M'sce''a,e
ous and school Books. viii b. SOFA 40 ~" o" WV
had IN any other town IN the o'''"'
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Ehe Nirsinia Free press

II weekly newsp per, published at Char'es'own
4 J,ffrrs u la,,nt Nrgoia al ~ per annum pay
able in advance l. has very extensive c'rcuiainn It,
the Potomac cnuniry, AID will be found y valuable sd
yrris,rg medium for CITY Ncrchs IS and others, who
~ wish to c"mnu aics,c with their c0u'tTy t;icnas
he improvements now in progress, whlcn Will CON
aec more ~, mately the trade Of the rich Vale! OF Var
mia VITA u Gilmore snd the cities of the bisrIc ci
Columbia. VII srgrcst To those concerned an add
on. motive fer awaiting themselves Of the Columns OF
the vrce Pres # sept -
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AII,St


Z """H. superior -. Crnix Sug,r. landing ON
>o' Ca'un Is, from New York, for sale by
J. e W ii IRWIN
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xx1 munDAv nDanaau vusD
Oysuepsia.

AWE subscriber contnuesto apply the newly disco
1 red remedy for d, sf,epsis. which has made per-
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places HIS
price is moderate Applications to be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street
~ WN HARPER
az A general supply Of fresh Drugs-med'cines &c
on hand and offered lowss they Can be purchased
in ''.y.n',i ~ crsh r i'5 i. cr ~
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CASH Cor Negroes

sSyE wish 10 purchase one hundred and fifty likely
SF N-rrues at both sexes from - 10 25 wears Of
axe, field hands; sso mechanic OF every description
Persons .isning 20 sell would 10 well 10 give as 8
call ss we are determined to give higher price tor
slaves than am purchasers who are or NAV hereafter
he in this mar kct, and no cert. ticates required.
Any communications promptly atlendcdto We can
Al all times be found al ourTcsdence west end Duke
s,reet, alexandria, ID G..
oc,6 FRANKLIN & ARNFIEI.D.
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'Ie Net
70 Nent
Tavern for Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George

I
= y Cout 81, use ua be rcnicd Ia good TEN
irsy, a,a :, G,s core T. IL the only one
&C., at the place, is spacious anc 10 good par,
having attached TO grazing lots and stabhng Tor AZ
or 50 horses he turniure now in the house, whicn
IS OF the requisite quality aud abundance, would be
sold tie tenant very accom- odshng terms ros-
session may be had lst January, sooner 1t desired
Apply to DOCTOR d. johnson, King George G. IT,
Va. or to GSO. JOnNsON O. W.
semitic IT
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FOR Rent.
a..s,.. That very desirable property. at present
.seF y ocup,sd by Mes.rs Chamberlain q Harris at
Az al the corner of Prince Street
as.El The stand is believed to be equal to any
other tor the grocery business, the wharf profa.
Bile one 1oa good tenant the terms will be low, and
sion given the 23i January next For Terms sp
pi, to JANE ,. CHAMBERLAIN
sent 5--f
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HrauAy 4 Gin.

~ Pines Of very superior F,ench brandy
~ ~ 10 Holland Gin
warranted pure. and equal to any imp"r'e" 10 '''
sale nv
sent %
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F0r weight,

The schoon. r GENERA REED,
Gill; will ;ss i1,sS Nils loF or r1 PhiI RIet
"a iS..uS '''' 4. G. CAZFNOYE & Co.
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W ssobeyt n. Grymes

RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
to the citizens of AleNsnslris and ITS VICINITY Ills
office Fairfax street, next door 10 lie fos' o'e
where he can at all times be found.
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