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AYlNG OH FARMING LANDS.

LAYING Our FARMING LANDS,
IN arranging farm taads, the principle con-
sih.ra'inn !, thr siz and shape of the field,
and he next, access to them and to the lafmcry
by rrope roads.
Vri good pirate roads, a farmer will per.
form his operations nj much less Expense, the
labour OF the horses will be- much easter ; a
grra,er quantity or weight Of grain aud other
articles may be more expeditiously carried over
them; manure can be more easily conveyed
n the fe DIS The harvest be carried on more
RAPIDLY and wear and tear OF every desCrIp-
ton vii he greatly rednced
The form aud see Of fills, have too ofen
been determined without mura regard 10 the
size Of the farm, the exposure and the equab'llty
OF the soil THIS is the more To be regretted IN
the case of live fences, which ought Ia endure
Tor long course OF years. and which
cannot be eradicated without considerable es
pcnse. In The Code Of Agriculture 1t is oh
4 served. that when a whole farm is divided
into fields Of various sizes, II is difficult 10 TO IN
n plan, so as TO suit regular rotation Of crops,
or 10 keep very accurate accounts. Whereas.
toy having The i.ids il re nei al oil large SIZE,
the Whole strength OF iafm, aud the whole Al
tention of the farmer is directed TO Que POINT :
while aa emulation Isl I9itsd among tie plough
men, when they are thus placed IN c,rcu ~
stances hCh admit their work 10 be compar.
ed Some small fields are certainly cOnve-
| nient ON any farm, for grazing and other pur-
pos 10 be afterwards explained On elevated
situations also, the shelter derived from small
! enclosures, is of use.
| 4 number Of small enclosures, irreguIarly
| shaped surrounded with rress or high hedges,
! IN corr farms, aud more especially in corn andS,
situated tn d tai country, where shelter IS I'M
necessary, Is exceedingly injurious to The farm
e. Besides the original expenses OF making
! The enclosures, the injury done to the crops oil
! gram, produced by the want oil free Crcula-
iton OF air. aud the harbour afforded 10 num-
bers of small birds the very site of numerous
! hedges with their attendant dnches, and the
! eucuitvaied slips of lands on both sides OF
ihein, consume "a much larger proportion oil
arabic aud than rs commonly Imagined.
Hedges, especially If accompanied By rows OF
trees. greatly exhaust the ground oi lis fertility,
| nourish weeds, the seeds OF which are widely
/ dssr minated, aud, by the exclusion OF air, the
( harvesting ni the crop is carried on more slow
| ~. Even upon meadow lands, smaii enclos-
urts, encncled by beige, are inJnIous, as
they prevent the circnIGtph IT air Tor making
NJ drying the hay sma!i enclosures, with high
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TRUST SALE.

z n pursuance OF deed o lrus', .G.ched To
y us by Uriah Leftsieh, (now decay and
Nancy his wife, fnI purposes therein expressed
which ed bears date the 24th day of April
1924 hni is duly recorded IN TIE Clerks office
Of tie county Court of Bedford, we shall pro-
coed Ia sell, At public auction, for ready mo
ney, n The lsih day of November neXf, IL
tn, i MT, the next fair dsy thereafter at the
lsre rssiJenc. of he said Urah Lahxich. dec
the foil""mg property, viz : one tract OF Land,
containing 100 acres, mnre or less, bounded
by the Lands of Elijah Turner Richard Turner
Juha DiAon, Ihaddens Miless Estate, GaIand
Huns T. tate, u othrrs. Aso, one Nssto Man,
named Shadrach one Negro Woman Mllly, )
head Of Ca,tir, 10 hea Of sheep p head OF
Hogs, 2 bay Horses, 3 Feather Beds add Fur
niture and all the balance of his Household
aud Kitchen Furniture. Ihis tract OF Land Is
well worth the attention of any person wishing
10 purchase tract of that quantity, being very
feitlr, aud the plantation ia good order. We
believe the right to be indisputable, bnl We will
only convey such right DIS is vested IN us by the
said deed OF trust.
WIN. LEFTWICH. u
THOMAS PRESTON, i'"''s'''
vi "a
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KylRGiNlA, 70 VITA a Court of Monthly Ses-
~ SION, held if the county 81 Cprpbeli IT tho court
house thereof on Monday the I?th Gay ri September
sol III the 1dth year ut the Commonwealth nd
Wood, Complainant, against Jase ', god. Andres,
WOOD, Nlthm Wool, Silas Wood, CutGnssne Teas,
1.i her husband ---- Teas, w .iliHn Fox, lvdia
Gerry. IN nan
NV defendants Andrew Wond. William Wood.
Nj az ana Satdar'ue his " Ca, ibmr!y Catlaiue
,p ,o haa shss Wood not appearing aud 1t appear
NC oSt'SiaftIoh 81 the that they are not in
iu'inis oil lhl1 STATE II ordered aud iecreed that
,' 80 'llear mere On The .econa Monday IN Noyem-
ba, n's'' ana answer the BIZ Of the Conpln nans and
topy OF inns order be forthwith inserted ~ the
nsloan published in the Town of i.ynchbnrg, for
~ auccess'sely and posted up at the frolt door
'' Su'" .oaIh"nse, on Two Sc oral court DAYS
Cop-reste,
Sept Is. ' AHh-NN4'pEi., Tx.
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., a go "a ~na "a 80 -->TN
- - - -~-Ia@e

,-,x.,,. e feel DESTROYS OF informing ouf 'il'hns
~ ofthearrivsl OF d PARTON oil "uf STOCK
rall G ,ods, tnat their wants may be suppl
"a an the most satisfactory ie'",
y ..lss Woolen & sods for Negroes
.tp'n,d IInseys Tor House Servants
a,,,oo Cloths for Cbidren's wear
eI.cL Mpfino Cloth for Ladies Dresses
e',nar6ne bla..k add cord CrcdssianS
p,l, l,l,rk lnlian Lalestrings
L., o,.l,,y ula,k Satin AMI Satin LeVan'
tines
pa., Naokeer and C4p'an Grapes
land 4 ] first rale black Italian Grapes
,,rge assortment Gauze aod cther Scaris
! o,nold f.nc, tldkfs. new style
I3,ch poonei aud new syfr Bell Ribbons
samhgies and ,acone,ts, al very 10" prices
ch,ead Laces and Edg ngs, do
yefy cbenp Cotton and Worsted Hosiery
All ,ryhi,p, have he very recently select
90, IA New York, AMI are warranted 10 be sold
s law gsan, house in thr STATE.
cnuntry Merchants wishiag to purchase nj
s.,su advance on the NJ" York cost, III
tod il to their advantage 10 examine orr stock.
Mckee, ROBINSON u co.
act g Il
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IN lis properties 10 wheat Than any other grain.
u - more common than wheat on mos par q
OF the continent being more oeriain
crop. and one which requires lesss culture and
manure. II 10 the bread corn OF Germany aud
Russia.
In Britain il is now very little grown iFesng
no longer bread corn and therefore of less
value 10 the farmer than barley, oats, or peas.
iEncy. Of Agriculture.
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TERMS.

=, -, mum n. yablo IN adyance'--So suH
pfot - p.c.s,x Il for less time than six months
snpuon WIN Iii ~, A. seontinued Out at the discretion
sd 40 P1RSr g mil al arc paid
q AdNsi a'H, 6,.t t,,ne and 81 - cents fer each
Spafe Ao' rhs.e fo'asa disttnct must lie paia 'ot
10 thsr n.efaon the payment ASSUMED ny
.",s,,,s,hle Jersoa IA bydehbnrs'
''I Letters addressed to Tie Editors must Dc Pos'
- =. a. thry vail noths attended To.
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POETRY.
From, The London Magazine.
sTANZAs, BY WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK.


sTANZAs, BY WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK.
Rou greai are has signs, aud how mighty are
his lronders2 HIS kingdom IS an everlasting
kingdom. and has dominion IS from generation
10 generation. - DaSIEL.
| marked the spring ne she passed along,
With her Eve OF light and her Lap II s"nr
While she stole in peace Ger the green earih's
breast.
While the streams sprang out from their icy
resii
The buds bent low to the hreeze's sigh
Aud their breath went forth TO the scented SD, .
When the fields looked fresh in their sweet re-.
pose,
And the young dew slept on The newborn rose
looked upon Summer the golden sun
Poured Joy over all that he looked upon
His glance was cast like gift abroad,
Like the boundless smil' OF a perfect God
The stream shone glad in his magic ray
The n.ecy clouds Ger the green bulls lay
Over rich dark woodlands their shadows went,
As they hoateh in light through the hrmaInent
The scene was changed II was Aulumna
hour;
A frost had discoinred the summer bower,
he blast walled sad midSl tue cankered
leaves,
The rcRrer stood mnsng by gathered sheayes
The mellow pomp oi the rainbow w"ods
Was s'Irrei by the snund OF The rising Hoods
Aud knew by the cioud--hy the wId winds
strain,
That Winter drew near, with storms sgain
stood by The Ocrau--its waters rolled
In their csangeful beauty OF sapphire aud
gil;
AMI Day looked down with It's radiant smi's,
Where the blue waves danced round thousand
isles
The ships went forth on the trackiess seas,
Their white wings played in the joyous breeze /;
Then p'oss RUSHED On midst the parted foam.
Whae the wauderer was wrapped IN a dream
OF Home
The mountain arose with its lofty brow.
While IT'S shadow Law sleeping in Wales below;
The mist. like garland Of glory hay,
Where its proud heights scared in ar away
The eagle vas there Oh his iiIeess wing,
And his shrek went up like an offering;
Add he seemed, IN his sunward Il ghI, 10 raise
A chant OF thanksgs Dg-a hymn Of praise
looked on the arch efihr midnight Skies
Win IT'S blue aud nnsearchable mysteries
Tue moon, midst AN eloquent iSnli'tude
Of unnnmbered STAR her career pursued
A charm OF sleep on the city fell,
All sounds lay hnshed III that brooding spell
By babbIlne brooks were the buds at rest,
And the Wild bird dreamed sweet on biz dow
ny nest
stood where the deep ming tempest passed !,
The strong trees groaned IA the sounding
blast
The murmurlrg deep with its wrecks rolled on
Tie clouds oyrrshadowed IL" mighty sua
Ire low reeds beut by the stJramlet's side
And hil3s IN the handicapped replied
/ he liga Ming burst inftn IN its fearful way,
Winnie the heavens were III IN lis red ana,
Aud hath MAS the power, with his pride aud
his sklIl,
r arouse all Narnre with storms nj will
Hath he power TO color Tie summer cloud
10 alay The tempest when the hills are bow
ed
Can he waken the spring with her ieStal
wreath :
Cn the SUI grow dim by his lightesi breath ?
Wiii ~ come again, when deaths vale Is trod
W no tAen shall dare musnur thefe rs no
GId -
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RYE.

According to some. rye is natiDe Of Crete
nut it's very doubthll II II b. found wild ia
any country. II has been cultivated from tlpr
and is CONSIDERED rs coRing nearer
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lltna Fire Insurance Company.

,3eeafs office for the SiHe Of Virginia, mex
deof 10 q. Il. MifcaeR, Eeamond.
AHE subscIlnrr Is July aa'horized by the
4 above COMPANY. as their agent, 10 rs
sur ,licies ct Insurance IN town or country /,
agains, loss ur damage by fife, throughout Inc
sat.
The rates of premium vi he made as low as
f,ase Of Ans o het gooio,io,s. .a-ides their
afieinsl capilat ri 52n0,oun. the company pave
a large sarpfu3 iund, hid Ia reserve, 10 meet
l,,srs OF the prutnsftt.,ir and l.ber"hIy, with
winch ,Iairns ar adjusted and pau, satisfactory
fe5ereacrs can hr mad IN his city.
All applications pos, ral3) directed II the
agent, vii receive atttuiion, aud the apcee
ssry forms for survey wall be .acnished 10
nose at u distance il required.
The iasov'n. htsi& oi ptoperiy may he 10
sqrsd: DAELl4&G vet l. NAREHOU-
SIS, M!tbo AND NAGlIlN EKf. MANU-,
4AEIOlihS. aud matt ntu'r BUILDINGS,
GOODS ANU MERCHANDISE in store,
lUANlrUkE, BOOK aud Weaiine APP ~
III. tnd ot.cr Description ofprtsonai prop
rrig. Stocks OF Gia'n. TO r, Cotton, &c. IN
.afl<. barns ar manufactures, can also he Ia
led. join y iNf. AZ
.EIla Insurance co.
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YYifGIFiA, 70 WIT Alta Court ofMonlhly 9es-
~ son IA for the county Of Campbell, At the court
hnl.r thnroal. IN Monday The 18th day Of Sepember
l-34, az tie a6ia year OF the Common Hedth.-LeNis
El4Ir aud jutiai his wife, late JHrlal Clement Com
plaindat., aganst BE inia Ciemeut Mildred Clement
Adam Clement, Clnupness Eckhni> and Agness ms
WIFI friuesly Agnes Clement, and Mary Clement
Derudauts.-ln Chancery.
The DelGdeants Alan Clement and Champness Eek
hos aud Agnes HI. WIFE not appearing, aud 1t appoar-
g To- the satisfaction of the court, that they are ~"
uhanaiIis uftiis State 1t II ordered aud decreed
nat they do appear here the second Monday IN No
yeuher next and answer tie bill al tue complainant,
aiI copy Of this order be orhW ith inserted IN
the L gaitu printed ~ the town Of Lynchgburg for
tvn months .acef,-ivelY aud posted mp at the front
door oil the sad Courthouse tso seVefa, court day
Copy-Irste,
WIN
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2nHE ,hh,cubrt, .a.ns reen dH, author
=. SD /, reeeiy" apf'icaton' anl mnk'
srs4ys Tor The abnve co:nfany, offers hi. ser
eiee4 10 the owner, 81 property - i.ynebhnrs'
al8 country adJacent JOHN J. PuRVlo.
AnE. Is. ono
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GUST tecp,gea CONT ie'r "ss"rfne"' n
80 GGRpsGSAT ANCHOR BO3.-
3TN GT GIJ tlfS-rveiy ngmorI--and
warranted, 7eflor qra itS.
June %. KYLE \ BDRi.AND.
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Fancy Goods.
Oct. 81

Dunsishl'. Legborn, open straw and Navarino
bonn Is
Bonnet, hell and cap ribbons
Silks aud setins
Bobhin.t II laces figured and plain
Fancy Rnsk l.. barge lots. various patterns
IT Bssides The nb8us enumerated articles he
has many Other Fancy Goods
Domestic Cotton Goods.
Brown aud bpached shi,,Iugs. all widths
PIaids and Stripes
Cotton Yarn from approved acto ries
Hats, Shoes, Caps, &c.
Nor' and buys bcaeer hats
D. DO. wool black and white
Caps, seaiskn. morocco, &c.
Cotton aud wool cards Nc.
GS.oC1arES.
In the atose hae M has sugar. coffee, tea
nolassss, IRON, SAT. na,ls, aud many ether arii-
cles--all Of whirh VII bU sold at market phi ICES.
October 20 Wv
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= itfiiNIA.--Al Rnez bold N tho Clerks olsec OF
" lie Comfy Cpu. % Bedford. the 81 day Of Oeo-
Der. lz3l.--John Atlhar, Complainant against Nm.
Arthur, birnpbls Arthur, Lew Arthur, Caleb Arthur,
EaztbcH Et,4le-, llauty 2, Mhite John Pratt ana
Frtace>. his vile, iurmcrly FruYces Arthur, mud
NuHaH Greer, Deits--iu Ch1nusry.
Tn Defendants arnahas Arthur Lev is Arthur, Caleb
Arthur Euzabeh BOW les, Henry z. " bite. Iouu Pral
ant Franoes his WIFE formerly Frances Arthur, aad
Nathan Grcer having entered their appearance
and gwen security aeon ding 10 the act Of Assembly
the rules Of ai Court, and II Appearing BY sails
factory evidence that they arene nhablians OF this
country: 1t Is ordered. that the sad Defendants do
appear here on the fourth inlay ia December neXt,
and lilsH the bill Of the COnplanans, and TINT a
copy Of this orlprs he forthwith inserted in some
nei, spaper printed ~ the Of Lyuchbarg, for Two
months successfully, aud posted at the front door OF
The tourt-hu
\ Copy-Teste,
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\ Copy-Teste, -
X. c. MITCHELL, c. p. c.
I'm,

~ 3tsiNis-it rules held in the Clerks Office of III 6
q Gouu;s Court of Bellord, the 9TH day Of Soptem-
Ler, 1851 ~ It,An nMg, rGbIp Draper aud Sarah
his a iie formerly $afaI hm2, Abe, Frazier \ Ben
ilpan rra2irr, " lcu sni ABE add henjamin the
ChIfi5eu ii EllzubrIh kIng. dec. who ulermarried
VITA HI!a fr5zeJ, arc. robert Lancaster and Nan
cy hi, - .te, i,,nery Nancy Mug, and Miriam
hms. : ,t,B3 hrg and Ahrnam klus, the asst three
WHOM ne Tie chiirpn of Abraham King, deed.
T'ls against BauIann KiaG Samuel HING, Johu
hliuuock aud pAly ms WIFE formerly Polly Ring,
q janrs hiug, Sophia kmg, SInah king, Wellington
Kiup, AutJlc, Rig, Amanda King, Mary Ann f.
KIM. Su,ah 4. hug, and Hara ell kng the last nine
Of whom are inftnl chldreD oil ABB aham King, dee
Delcndants-ln Ghaneery.
Tho defendants licuj amm King, Samuel King, and
john Munock and Potts his wife formerly Polly King
not hnsiug enlercd their appearance aud given ST.
curtY according to tae act OF Assembly, aud ii APP
prarlng by satisfactory eYIdcacc thatthcy are not
nhabnnt, Of tbs comnonw eaIthit Ordered that the
s defendant, DO appear here the fourth Monday Ia
November next and answer the bill of the pi'iS. that
copy OF tins order he forthwith seredIn some news
paper Published IN lyneh5urg, for two months snc-
cessyeiy ,nd posted At the front door OF the
house OF this county.
A copy-To-to, ,
40. G. MITCHELL. elk.
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UkiUiAyE VAN hS.

Sept. II
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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.

Aug. so, 183I.-The weather has been favour,
able throughout the past week, and has enabled
the farmers TO complete the housing OF their 'ra'n'
aud reaping NAV now be said to be mashed III
this district, and the grain, with very trifing
exceptions, carried in the b st possible condition.
The delivery OF new wheat has rather increased
this week, both from the farmers and from
Ireland: Blu, the millers have taken it oft so free.
~. that rather higher prices have been obtained
Far old wheat and barrel -four the demand has
been to a moderate extent, at rather higher prI-
ces. A few parcels of American changed hands
from 6s sd a Is per 70 lbs. We have had an
arrival of q, a89 brls of American -four: in the
early part Of the week it sold freely in bond, at
an advance of Is per btl. but subsequently the
demand sIackened, and the advance could hard
ly be maintained.
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"; er & Go 3

Splendid L,"es nj, qey ~O"ehe'," o.
iween Uashington and Baltimore.
srIR~T .L\E, S o'clock Passengers b. this limo
arrive IN BaItimore by l0o'c,o k, consequently IN
M ror III. l. Pei ,ok boa fer Philadf lrhia.
Second Line. 9 o'clock, ria Bahimore & Ohio
Rail Road Ho.elay or rpase BY u',s Inc, ss the
Car is .t"4ysir readiness Passengers .rrIve IN Baiti-
. early dinner.
Third Line. 9 o~'clock-Arrives in Baltimore
to emiy supper, bttwec"6 and z + NJ.
n TO the ci'izens Of h!eNardria and the punhc IN
general, the rroprietors lende, tleir grateful sekrow'
for the encouragement gwen to the Blue
safrt, Coaches, and would assure them that they can
always frd a speedy and ssf, conveyance on the,r ~.
rival in " Washington ACuach will be in waiting at the
wharf upon the arrival of the steamboats, from Alexan'
dria. western pass myers are sure of obtaining a d.
rec, conveyance through to 'ia'tinsre, as hr boyas
inc from Winchester is connected with the above
JOHN WEST, Agent.
sept I4-dlwtTeO2w
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Charles heEnett

~ As imported. by ship Virgini', arrived here, and
Ill Herald, via B~altimore, and oilers tor sale
Colts 81 and 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, ga, 10 4. ia l24 1874
- \ few pairs best tsmi b anxets
49, Sh re thread in bales Of " dozen; pstenl
cuIored and " b Thread
Camhric musl,ns ard 'imites
Furniture dimi,ies and %chintses, a great variety
Grnbilams aud alcoes
Figured cnlorcd cotton counterpsn"s, large sizes
yes,inYs, including silk velvets and Florentines,
of very best quality
Geutlemen's docskin gloves
Superfne CLOTHS aud kerse. meres
A brine assortment OF 4 1 irish linens, ) 4 and o.
.heetings
81 aud lO4 table damass, long lawns
Russia and scotch shcetIngs
green floor cloth ;'aisc
Clsrk's best spool and bal sewing cotton
English cheese. double Gloster and noith Will
shire 0ftirs qiaHtN
From The North he has receired:
Rest black Italian lutestiings
Black ST k ho,icrv, lt.iIan sewing SILKS
v orsled aud cotton hose IN great variety
Swiss mus.iEs, figured and plain
Mer,no stutfS. cir.ass,sns and oomoazets
Black and irab hne cloth sha"ls
Supsrtine chnpps romals
India ami English bandanna hdkfs
HlaCk itahan cravatS
yicki-nburys, sackings and csnsburgs
Il General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
c,,,, ny ! sxtin-,,, bedtlcks, cotton osnaburgs,
Cant, n A,n,IelN, nrcwI and biesched sl,eetnss, carpet
binrinp,, checks. p!ai's, &C. sc. -,
Fine sud s~uperfne merino shirts and hosiery; shad
and herring Bridport SEINE rWlNE; to be sold very
low 70 close a consignment.
sent l4-u
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Tnis is to give <utice,

TNHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandra County, IN the
District OF C~oiunb,s, has obtained from the ur.
phans' Court of SAID County letters OF admin 'tratl"n on
the personal estate of Oliver y. Finley, late of the ETY.
aforesaid, decd. Ali person, having claims against the
said decedent, are hereby warned 20 exhibit The same
to the subscriber, passed by the orphans Court, on or
before the 5th day Of October, 1852, or they may,
NV ,sw, be excluded from AL benefit to said cstatei->
aud those indebted thereto are required to make i'm.
mediate payment Given under M, hand this 5th day
Of October, 1851. WI ID. NUT,
60 Adm ~ q. p. Finley
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.ENtice

4 GENTLEMAN intsrcsted in q planting establish
\ men; in Louisiana, wishes to purchase ~ Oh W
orderly negroes, (of both sexes,) in families, fer his
own service. and among them, a carriage driver, and
a good blacksmith.
Persons disposed to sell negroes, may learn his ad'
dress upon application to the Editor OF the rhen'x
Gazette sept 5-2awtf
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Bank OF pot0n,ac

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhoidrr. "f tins
~ institution. that All election for thirteen Directors
to serve the ensuing year, will be held At the Banking
House on Monday, the 9Th day Of November next.
Polls open at ioo'ciock A. N and close at O'CLOCK
pm CHARLES PAGE, Cashier.
oct 7-2awt7thNov
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aN,eNAlA prasent.

WAN ". MURiI >",N has jus, received on sale, the
w Token for 1852 Ladies and gentlemen are
respectfully invite 10 call and examine this beautiful
Annual, which is superior to any work of the KIN ever
issued from the American press II contains twenty
.ngrayinps, seventeen of which are on steel These
are ali executed BY our own artists, and several OF them
may chall, nge comparison with the best OF the English
oct lift
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Price of Produce in .4lerGadr1a yesterday, from
Wagons and Pesses.

FLouR.-We continue to quote the wagon
price of Flour 5, lsa, though in some instances
as much as 5,16 has been paid. We are not ad-
vised of any sales from stores since the receipt
of the last adyices from England-sales previous
5,aai King street and SIS Potomac. We pre-
sumo the last accounts will not have any elect
on our market.
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IA M. hogan $50.
CAB. NET MAKERS.

d RESPECTFULLY intern their friends, and the
II pubic generally, thu, they are now PrepaIedt to
receive and execute "a: Their establishment on k'ngi
be-, Columbus and Alfred strects) all orders IN
their line of business with neatne>s and de patch.
They have Oh ha ID, and intend keeping, an assortment
of handsome and substantial FURNITURE, of their
own manufacture, which they will sell OH accomodat
ing terms.
ded to
IT Two apprentices wanted. oct ll--eoot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
Iohn a Foucara,

Iohn a Foucard,
Uhoktsrer ard Mattrass Manufacturer,
rsyESDERs his respectful ackno~ iedsementst to the
public in gen raj TOR the very liberal encourage
iner he has received. and Informs them thst ne has
IN hani a general assortment OF
Sew live geese feather beds
Best curted hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton co
Cat tail do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, &c. &c.
New We geese feathers AMI sp4niA, moss sold BY
.he large or small quantities.
All of which can be warranted Of the very best quas
li,y, and will De disposed Of on reasonable terms fos
oash.
.~aspra'ti-s Wan'eS
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Tor Nire UT SHE.

a WOMAN. about "a or IS years Of age, a com 'ete
n L.acie.' mid, a good cook, washer, sc. None
may apply wll' would tsse her out OF the District or
its vicinity. Apply TO the Editor.
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