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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-14

NJ A Charity Sermon will be preached In
ST. Mar, Church, b. the Rev. JOHS SMITH, on sun
dsy the 10Th instant, O'Clock, \. 81 tor the re
lief of The Poar of this City, and Solemn High Mass
s,np on the OCCASION IN IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-14
BY GEORGE WHITE

y UvICE,
SEyIII be sold, for cash. the Marshas Office, on
w Friday the 2lsf Of this month, at II O'Clock,
FOUR DOZEN FUR HITS,
the most of them cfte best quality to satisfy an exc
cution in favor Of Vail Goneles, subject TO years
house rent due Robert McCrea Also will be sold. st
the same time and place, new sdebosrd, se'tee,
looking glass china, table fender, sndirons Sc Also,
q DOZEN FUR HATS,
the property OF the daniel Wright to satisfy taxes
due the Corp ration cf Alexandria.
C. SCOTT, d. ~
ian 1I-eo5t For -. Ringgolj, Marshal.
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az. The Rev. Mr.. ARMSTRONG, of Richmond,
"AMERICAN SYSTEM

-'fIs -hEN8f'F INO'~N'' VT '~'"'
will preach IA : second FRESH, lie ian Church !hI'
Morning. at II O'Clock, ad also ih, Evening, 81 haii
n,st & ,'clock Jan Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-14

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. for 1851,
Will be dawn in Philadelphia on Saturday. Ian IS
Sc NUMBERS-lO DRAWN BALLOTY
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FAEF.RRENG

TIE undersigned returns his thanks ia
his friends and the public for Che liberal nat
ronage be has received, and respectfully
informs them that he still carries On the Tai
loring business at his old stand, where be
hopes 10 merit and meet continuance OF
their support,
He has recently employed some of the
best wocIlmen in the U. States, and has this
morning received the latest Fashions from
New York, Philadelphia and London. To
those who may favor him with their Gus
tom, he can .aerelorc promise worl, made
up in style which, for fashion, neatness.
and durability, will suffer by comparison
with no work done in The Onion, and at the
shortest notice. His customers are request
ed to call and examine his work and fash
ions, specimens ofwhich are always on hand.
A full suit OF clothes will be made al any
time, when required, in twenty-iour hours.
NJ. QUINLAND.
iStaaatoa N'oc. 72, 1928. f.
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e G 6 rs g t = &AaE.

IN pursuance Of a decd Of trust ex-
ccuted by Washington H. Dennison.
bearing date on the tth day of December,
ij-,.3, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
fee OF augusta county court, for the purpos-
Is therein mentioned, will be sold for cash.
TO the highest bidder, at the residence Of
SAID Dennison, near Henry HottelYs mill. in
The county CT Augusta, on Saturday the
@'d Of this month, Tie following personal
property. to WI:
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of deed of trust executed
TO me by James Demastus, Elizabeth his
wife. and his son John Demastus, dated
on the 2Gth day of February, 1928, and
duly recorded in the clerks Office of Angus
"a county, | shall, on Saturday the 18th dav
81 this month, for the purposes therein
mentioned, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for cash. before the door of the Cen
fs3S, trail Hotel in Waynesborough,
-: ~ ONE JH4CT0f Land.
seg:,..Sss,s., lying on the South Mountain, on
the waters Of Back creek, adjoining the lands
Robert Gray and Others, containing by esti-
nation, 80 Acres, being the same land on
which said Demastus now lives.
Acting as trustee / viii convey such title
only as is vested in me by the deed afore-
said. JOHN WAYT Jr. Trustee.
January 7, 1881.
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I0T.,.iENI.

THE subscribers having concluded TO
discontinue their partnership in the store at
tins place, consequently the late firm under
the name of James 4. Frazier g. Nephe,g.
is this day (by mutual asfeemcnt) dissolved.
The business will be (as formerly trans
acted in the name Of James 4. Ffazic- a.
lone. JAMES A. FRAZIER.
JAMES p. FRAZIER.
jennings Gap, Dec. 81, 1880. ST
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Notice,

rs %zT.I23B,g es1wEsTY,
THAT the Causes depending on the Ap-
peal and Chancery Dockets of the County
Court OF Augusta, viii be taken up at the
February Term next Of said Court. Par
lies Interested are hereby notified to attend
with their witnesses. Nv direction.
J. KINNEY, y. &.
January Z. 1874.
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List Of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office, at Staunton,
January !, 1881.

81
$William Ham
$Thomas Howell
s Col. TIL. HutIgins
David Hedrick
s Nehemiah S. Humid.
5 ley
5 | s. ]
: j. Irvine
James III. jenkins
: l.
5 William Logan
: Samuel Linn
: Miss Sarah A. Larew
{ John Links
Library Society
: M
5 Isaac Moore, (care Of
s Peter Hanoerl
s Samuel Hiohler
Samuel Maginnes OF
{ Elizabeth Shell
: Adam Myers
s Charles Mathews
5 +. D1ay
5 Mrs. Nancy Martin
( Simon MurchesoR
James McNair
Z w ia. tIc1Jananan
5 James McClung
5 Zachariah McChes-
) ney
(; Rev. Francis NE
5 Farland
( n s. O
5 John Nichold
! Michael Ometree
, u
!. James Points
; John a. Patterson
: Jacob Parsons
! II
) Jonathan Reyers
, William Redman
; Elizabeth Rankin
; Henry L. Rush
!; andrew Roman, ESQ.
2 &
, Philip G. Suothcr
John Stone
: Jacob Smith or Chris
tan Bochm
; George Smiley
;Col. VIM. Stuart
, John Splitter
, Charles 4. Stuart
, Silas II. Smith
Anderson Skillern
Robert Steel
Robert Snapp
. Sheriff Of Augusta
. County,
, r
Hon. Allen Taylor
; Gileas w. Tallcy
VIM. Irimble, (csrc
ofPh. Hopkins
, ' & "
. JaneF anlear( widow
, Nelson Vines
. Samuel Williams or
nose DuCknCT
Nancy Ware
David Wexford
Thomas W. Watkins
Thomas Wyatt
John Walker
Mary Woods
Y 81 Il
John o. Young
Joseph /ahn
for any Of the above
hey are advertised.
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a
John Armstrong
Miss Mary Allison
! Jacob Ault
| b
James Blair
Rice Bailey
Jacob Boon
Wright Burgess
DIR. John Blair
David Brineman
Benz. r.. Bryan
Timothy Britain or
Martha Moyr
Nancy Brown
Samuel Brown
James NJ. Bell
Miss E. II. Baldwin
Ogden Bnrnsides
DIR. Tn. NJ. Bacon
Miss Sarah w .Beeler
&. G. Baldwin
Mathew Donna
James Breeze
George Bowles
John Bryen
Richard Booze
G.
James Christian
Walter II. Chaadler
c. Crozet
Col. Henry Chapman
Rev. VIM. Calhoun
Miss Janetta Calhoun ;
Capt. Sam'l Crawford !
Jacob Crist ;
James Cline ;
Thomas c. Clarke ;
Burrows Caldw ell :
James Conner ;
William Chambers 5
Robert Cowan )
James Craig ;
Clerk OF Augusta ;
County 5
Lewis A. Caller I
Mr.. Churthman 5
William Clarke 5
Benjamin Clopton :
W iliiam 7. Duncan :
D s
Miss Jane Annis Da- !
Wis ;
Nelson Dunlap 5
John w. Davis :
John Denison 5
J. T.. W. Dennis and s
&. p. Tenant (
Eliza W. Daniel ;
l. Z
Jacob Echard :
Thomas Elliott (
+ :
Presley Faibott {
Philip Fishburn (
John Fishburn :
Samuel Falysett :
Capt. Finn :
G. :
Robert II. Gold {
Hugh @. Guthrie Z
Robert Gray 5
DR.. John i. Gilbert Z
Hugh Gilkeson {
Francis Gardner jr. {
III :
Capt. Thos Hoard :
Elijah Hogshead ;
Peter &. Iiogg Z
John I1ombs {
Persons cnquiring I
letters will please say I
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N0u72t Sjd32ey Hotel.
IE IxLCEAgL WISE.
THIS ELEGANT establishment. viii

THIS elegant establishment, which is
<aeses entirely new, is situated on the
sE main Stage read leading from
Es.assSssSs. Staunton TO Winchester, 10 miles
below Staun.on, 10 above Harrisonburg,
and IA above Keezietown, being recent
ly opened, the subscriber respectfully So
licits the attention of the public, and hopes
that his iriends,and travellers generally, will
favor him with their patronage, and he as
sures them that nothing will be wanting on
his part TO merit continuance of their ia
vors.
8&@Gentlemen travelling in the stage,
wishing to visit Eeyer's g. Modison's Cares,
being distance OF seven miles from this
place, can be accommodated with horses.
December >, 1890.
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fs:s9 Three Lots.

IN THE TOWN or -lIT. SIDNEY
known in the plan ofsaid town as Lots Nos.
y, 90 d IL. On one OF the above lets
there is convenient and comfortable Brick
&toFe-house, and OH another there is goed
5!acksmiths Shop, and small dwelling
house. Ihc thirs is vacant. aud would be
valuable appendage to either of The other
Lots.
The title to the above property is bcliev-
ed to be indisputable, but acting as trustee.
| shall! convey such title as IS ycstca in me
by the decd aforesaid ~
ALEX'I{ II. Il. STUART.
January 7, 1851, is
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-01-21
ERU8T SAFE,

BY virtue of a deed Of trust executed 70
roc by Hugh Clean, dated the 29th dav
OF December, 1929, and duly recorded in
the clerks Office of The county court Of
Augusta, for the purposes therein mention
Cd, on Saturday the 18th day of February
next / shall proceed 10 sell 10 tile highest
bidder, fer cash,
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Western Dist't ofYircinin. TO wit

w cstern Disft ofYirginia, to wit:
At Rules held in the clerks office of the
District Court OF the United States for the
Western District of Virginia, at Staunton.
on Thursday The 9Th day of December,
1880.
John Tagert, Elizabeth J.. Tagert. Mary
1agcrt, William Tagert, Cardiff Tagcrf,
John Tagert, jun. and Samuel III. Tagcrt.
plaindiis-against
James Caldwell and Elizabeth his wife.
John b. Caldwell, Henry g. Caldwell
William y. Caldwell, James II. Caldwell.
Lewis M. Caldwell, Virginia A. Cald-
well, Edmund S. Caldwell, Augustus A..
Caldwell, Alfred a. Caldwell, Bedford
Caldwell, John Copeland, Fleming B..
KILLER, Frances Bedford Elizabeth Cope
land, John Bowyer, Henry Bower.
James Bowyer, Theodore Bower, the
last named three children of Thomas
Bower and Mary his wife, and Richard
Singleton, defendants.
IN CIIANC.ERY.
This day came the plaintiffs by their at
torncy and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dencc that the defendants Theodore Bow
yer and Richard Singleton are not inhabi-
tants ofthe state Of Virginia, and they not
having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the rules Of this Court.
on motion ofthe said plaiatins-lt is order
cd, that the said defendants do appear at
rules 70 be holden III the clerks office oTsaid
court at stanton, on the Thursday after the
first Monday in March next, and answer
the amended bin of the plaintiffs; and it is
further ordered that n copy Of this order be-
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the town of Stanton for two
thssucccssivclyi and posted at the from,
door of the courthouse Of Augusta county.
& copv.-TCstc,
JEFFERSON KINNEY. PC.
Dec. ~ IS}0.
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TIE CLIENTS or


DAN'B4 SEEEIFEFE 2X. ESQ. decd.
ARE respectfully informed that the sub
scribers at the request of the representa-
tves the late Maj. ShcHcy, have under!a-
ken to close his unfinished business in The
several Courts Of Law and Equity holden ii,
Staunton.
Persons wishing to receive, or communi-
cate information in relation 70 their suits
are requested to call on Tie subscribers al
their respective Offices, in the house lately
occupied BY Henry J. Tapp, Esq. decd op.
posite the public square.
THOMAS ]. NICHE.
ALEX'R II. II. STUART.
Staunton, Dec. 10, 1899.
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that ever mortal was afflicted With. 1t -cmnvc,
nervous trcmors and iownc,s Of sprits-kill,
worms-curcs all choIicy II The stomach and low
els, almost Immediately gives comfort 10 A.,
drop'lcai-takcs away plIpi;aiion OF ihe heart
banishes every type ofintcrmittcnt fercr-piye.
circulation TO the blocd-and is prc-en,inently
successful IN lis application 10 rcccn; sores, &C.
&c. &C.
9r-Ihi7 valuable Medicine is sold in SQUARE
hali-pint bottles, neatly put r2 with prolcr dj-
rections-Pricc ONE DOLLAR
-. TO he had al tie Siorc c(JTjfES t. PR,
TERSON s. 90. Staunton, va.
Please to observe that none is genuine without
The signature Of John s. hsiiicr.
November II, 1890
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peculiarly eficacioos. i particular atta,ticn Ia
The direction accompanying each hot;lc is ne
Ceysaly.
The following certificates from regpectahie
gentlemen, physicians and surgeons. are snb-
Joined, 10 show t!iat this composition is one which
Medical men are disposed TO regard as elicacious
nd worthy OF public patronage:
Haying examined the composition ella fIott's
Cough Drops, iInprOved, we have 10 hesitation
in recommending them 10 the lnillic. rs zinc
well adapted 10 those cases of disease for which
they are recommended
Drs. JoNATlIAE Dom, Albany, Dec. :. 1925
jas. POsT, OF bite Creek, I5cb. u. 1925:
1T. SUMMER, OfGambridgc, Fol-. 90. 1875.
ooLomoN DEAN, Of Jackson, Jan 70. 1925.
Erircct Of a letter fran the Ecc. i. fforrjs.
- am pleased with this opportunity OF relation
lew facts which may serve in commentator
OF your excellent Cough Drops Tor len ven.
was afflicted with pulmonary complaint; my
cough was severe my appeitc weak and sfr.n,r,h
falling. used many popular medicine Lrt G,,-
| ~ found temporary relief, until ~ a continued
use of your valuable Drops, iaycirrn LlcsscJ
| with such perfect health as 10 render 6,rti,a,
means unnecessary.
EBNNEEER HARRIS.
Salem, n. y. Jan. IL, 1925.
bfessrs. Crosjgs-i have for cirrtoo, ,.,,-,
rcen troubled with az affection Of ihn lrs, ,,,;
lungs, and attended with severe courL ,,ai,, j.,
TIE side, and difficulty OF Breathing: and u; ,c
( fall OF 1929, became 50 much reduced tI,t n,,.
life was dcspaircd Of; and receiving no yis;Ii5o
benefit from my physician. was advised fo,n,lo
trial Of la Motifs Cough Drops and afior t,.,;nr
ono bottle was restored TO health. and Il i ..,-
firm belief dat tic use Of tiio above ramcddro,,.
saved my lie. THOMAS J0Nt,.,
Columbus, Ohio, July y. 1925.
Sl#old wholesale and retail y q. IS (,oe-
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ana lIa'm LiH.f, aaSuf;- coaaiv. Each .5;G
contains IL doses price one dollar.
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RERs0WAE

u. Z. BE 2EsyIE i ELS e I'D GsE,
BEES leave respectfully to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
removed his STORE to the house lately &C.
cupied by n. C. Kinney, Esq. opposite Mir.
Fawcetts Tavern, where lie is now receiv-
ing and opening
A nec oad elegant assortment of
MERCHANDISE,
Suited to the present and approaching sea-
son-all of which he is determined to sell
on as good terms as they can be procured in
the place.
Staunton, November IL, 1880. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03
vEVHE NEWLY INVENTED PATENT AMER
~ loan GOLD FINDER. cnnsi.ta ni isyn dnnh :

FENHE NEWLY INVENTED PATENT AMER
a. ICAN GOLD FINDER, consists OF two doubl.
machines. viz A, pre- parative and b. cleansing ma
chine FIVE persons can wash in a full working day
on tbs American 0od-6ndsr, FIVE hundred bushels OF
raw earh, and not the least particle OF the geld
tam ID therein can escape. The American Gold finder
perform, more than twelve rocking machines which
twenty persons could acconpsh AID OILY needs az
much water as two ocking machines; be cid that in
the rocking machines often the tenth ua-t of the small
est gold is !ot The best cerii6c Gates can he shown
here; one of them Gals this machine "the labor.
saving American gold finder" This ia then the beet
gpld-washng machine OF the United. s ates The
invention of the American Gold-nd is of the great
est Importance to this country and hOnora-
bly, be placed by the side OF every other il be con-
sdeted that five persons in full working day. can
wash five hundred bushels OF earth, it must he
evident that with The help of this machine the least
containing goid-land, in which there is only contained
cents worth per bushe, mus, yield very large gain.
which, without, this invention, would have been bu-
ried in the ground. From this invention, important ma
tioDal benefits must accrue and large part of the c
liz ms OF the United States derive great advantageor
such lte-containng gcld-and is found mostly 10 every
country Iii, be also considered, that in the many
gold regions OF the Southern States,-Vrgnia North
and South Carolina, Georgia, SSc.-one busbel OF earth
contains In rising increase from 10 cents 81 worth
OF gold per bushei may be conceived what profit
be made in through the help of this machine:
And decrease Of this metal is not TO be thought of
in the age OF man.
To prevent avery mistake. il must be noticed that
the American Gold finder is the m achine which vi
noticed in August last 10 so many newspapers. |. G..
Ritter wanted 10 associate himself with Mr. Eissnmen-
ger, OF Richmond-but when he saw from that gentle
mans models, that be could not perform any thing he
withdrew himself But Mr. Eisenmenger believed
the words Of the mechanic Il make the best ma
chineO and on the strength OF sucb assertions pub.
sbed the said advertisements In several newspapers.
The owners Of land containing gold will address
themselves TO us alone, post paid. where they will
ceve satisfactory attention, according the aforesaid
descrpt on.
10 sections of the country, gold contained in qnart1
iren ore and other stones: the undersigned can make
good machine by which the gold can be separated from
such substances
They will make contract with owners of lands con-
tanning gold who have not the means 10 help the
selves TO property, without having cash for paying
Tor the machines.
Tho undersigned will at all lines observs the most
reasonable and moderate terms
!. G. RITTER & co.
No. 26S North Second Street, Phuadlephid.
Feb g SIS a,
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m AND FOR SALE BY virtue ola Deed Teus.i
h executed 10 the subscriber, Nv AbfeF Smith, bear
ing date the 22d DAY OF July 1880 and duly ded
in the Clerks Office OF the county Court OF Pc ha-
tan, shall on.r for s,le, at public auction. the 18th
day Of March, the tract OF land lying on Buttetwood
Creek in the county Of POwhaian, near Genito, and
adjoining the lands OF Samuel Jones and others this
well knowo tract OF land formerly belonging 10 Maior
Edward Moseley and contains by estimation one thou
sand acres. IL has il commoious dwelling house,
and all necessary out houses Tor the Of
family and Tor he purposes of farming. Persons
wishing 10 purchases invited 20 examine the land
The sale will posvely take place The premises on
the day appoiGt,d for cash.
Such lille the subst riber has ia the nd, and such
such only will be conveyed to he purchaser
JNO. T. MOSELEY.
Feb. 9 S5-w6w
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Feb. 8

Messrs James Stetoart, .4ndreto yhcIenry UflhoD,
Bird gideon Ls0n, James FtIlen, and Me-unkno,gt,
heirs of JdcOb SeGUer, deed.
THyAKE notice that on the 24h, 25lh add 2eib DAYS
ii OF March nest At the Tavern OF William r.
Eggeston in the County OF Amelia and State Of Vir.
ginia hall proceed to take the dispositions Of suhdry
persons; aud the 21st. 3d. 2Sh sod Goth days Of
March next, at Cumberland Court Bouse, in the State
Of Virginia. shall proceed take.ihe dispositions Of
sundry other persons oil the Dispositions taken 10 DO
read ne evidence IN suit in Chsncery now derendng
in the County Court OF Scott, in the State OF Virginia,
wherein sfo Plsio,iH and You defendants
JOSEPH r.. ASSLINTs
FEB B. s5-gA~@
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Feb. 3

a SITUATION WANTED-A young gentleman
IN who has had some experience az a teacher wish
es TO engage in some public private seminary in
private family for the present yearHe ha been deem
ed qualified 10 instruct in the Greek, LATIN, French
and the varicu, branches OF Ma
10 colleges Testimonials OF qualification can be pro-
duced.
letter directed to N. NJ, Lindsay's Store Albemare
va. will be attended o.--uormaion may also be OBJ
mond
Feb. 3. S5-3t
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a FRIEND TO TRUTH
NoprHunne ConSrv Co. So'
TIE court adopted tIl

., ,.,, -. IOI January, 1891.
Since the last term Of this court, Fleming Bates Eso nl
said Court hath departed this life This court IN oommoo ~
mo community At atge deeply depofs tie loss which they have
usaned by the death Of who public officer has or
many years past discharged the duties Of his station with an sb
" Integrity and unremtod attention business which ev have
seen surpassed; AID who individual or
ey acSsnPIbment which commands admiration and every viz
deserves natooj and they sympathzs with his bo
hnu oDicted aniy this souowul occasion and rus
mat hey sy be able bear loss they hsye susosd s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03

that tuds aud resignation which becomes
pensation Of an allwiss and ovsrrulns Providence.
Resolved oereors, That this waad they
TO tho members OF the Bar, to-wem
Grape on tho left arm for thirty days. token
memory OF Fleming Bates Esq late click of this
Resolved also, That the Clerk copy foregoing
resolutions aud proceedings Of Richmond
published - ~' ~
Resolved also, That thereof transmitted Ex
W. Bates widow and roict Of tho said Fleming Bates ESQ.
Copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03

VIE sale OF Oak Shades advertised Tor the 2S,h
n January, but which unavOidabIy postponed,
wiz take place on Thursday the 10Th of Feb il fair If
ho' me next lair day.--TerDs one fourth cash-ihe
balance 10 two equal annual instanens with interest
from the day OF salef JOHN WIGHT, Adm'or. =.
Feb 3. .s5,,s
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FENO the admirers Of ORNAMENrAL HEADS OF
n HAIR.-The Subscriber, who has Just arrived IN
this City from New York offers for sale M extensive
assortment Of Ladies' and GenHemen's Wies and
Ioupefs, all OF his maoufacurr, and at variety
OF prices that must meet the views of all that are dssi
rous OF Purchasing. The assortment that he has
brought with him this occasion, far superior and
much more extensive, than what he hss offered at any
former period, consisting OF the creates, variety
characterized for their peculiar taste and beauty He
requests, that those gentlemen wearing oruamentsi
HAIR. aud wishing 70 have his ePiendd natural heads
o. Hdtr or hay head dresses, commonly cal ed Tou-
pets will take the earliest opportunity of honorins him
With call
Those gentlemen who may feel disposed to boncr
him with their calls, he aters himself from the SUI
peroity oil his articles in every particulars to secure
continuance OF their patronage. Apply at the EAGLE
Hotel, Richmond, between the hours OF ten and two
where the subscriber will be ready attend upon ali
una, may honor him with their commands. His stay
IN Richmond will not exceed seven days.
THOMAS QUIRK
Feb. 3 e5-f
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n ABOURERS WANTED.--w snted, 80 nbe!bo-
u died Libourers 10 sssist 10 graduating road fon
the Pow ha'sn Coal Mines, to James RiveT-Tbs bixh.
ed wages per month will be paid N f. DUNN,
at the Powhatan Coal Mthes.
req . S5-l2t