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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
COMMUNICATED.
THEATRE.

Mr.. Snow9en-I am glad, for his own sake.
that the Manager has concluded to turn from the
lmpoiitc path which he was about to pursue, in
introducing no,ices in leading characters. If,
however, he had come to this determination at
an earlier moment, and been persuaded, previous.
/, to his announcing Mr.. Reed in his bills as Dc.
tavian. his house, ON Saturday evening. would
have realized him sum larger than 1t did. He
has taken his lesson, how ever, Ia a good, though
bitter school-;he school OF ExPerlence-and
we trust it will prove of profii to him.
Mr. Palmer was the person who personated
the hero in the "Mountaneers. We pcrceiv-
ed some few beauties in his performance of the
character, for which we give him praise 1t did
not require very acute optics. either, to discover
many defects; but the short time allotted to him
10 prepare for the part. shall shield him from the
barbcd steel of criticism. The "OId Moor" was
represented by Mr.. Richards. When ths gen.
tleman confines himself to his proper sphere, we
promise him that he shall pass .unnOticed; but
when he aspires to such parts as Buicasn Muley.
h., must bare his back to the lash. The part which
he personated OH Saturday evening is truly a
beautiful one. aud the frequent changes IN it from
iron hearted tyranny to tender mercy, the pour
Ing of the oil of compassion upon the waves OF
anger, furnishes much calculated to excite admi-
ration. But Mr.. Richards is a sad DESTROYER of
beauties and he made as much havoc with the
authors lines as he threatened to make among
the unfortunate .sunbelievers." And we. who al.
WAYS enter deeply into the spirit OF play. lis
tened with as much cold indifference to some
of the most pathetic passages, as Bulcazin him
self would have done, one OF his sterner moods.
to the prayers of a PROSTATE Christian. Mr.. JEFF
ferson in Sadi was what he always has been, We.
nv amusing. The female parts Of the Play were
iadiciously cast, the ladies PLAYED well and look.
ed admirably. The several Duets were given
with great efect-a good song. when well sung,
never fails to please. The concluding piece was
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

Af Clay Although not originally very anx-
mo, Tor Mr. Clay's election to the Senate. and
'''er urgent tor the accomplishment OF that
event. We consider it as every way triumph,
'aa have no doubt but that il will advance his
s.'''uy high reputation TO still more elevated
.'''' The situation OF the country at this time
~ extremely interesting, and demands for its
reservation and happiness the services of It's
'sest cltLeus. As member OF the Senate, Mr..
I'd! VIII be able to take part in the arrange
neat OF all those great measures of national in
crest which are expected to cone before Con-
'''s Ills talents, experience, independence,
'na honorable feelings, will at once place him
g's@ost IN the ranks OF our great men, and give
'ae weight and Importance TO his views and Opt
Mons Knowing, as we do, his elevated princi-
PIES us utter scorn Of every thing low or mean,
anu 'ne integrity Of his character, we confidently
'N ''r " much good'' from his course as le-
sS"'Or' 1t Is utterly impossible to make him a
fa''saa, in any sense of the term-convincing
''0' mat he will act entirely for the good of his
''auy In particular, do We look forward with
nope to Mr.. Clay's course with reference to the
'"'a' 1t NAV be left for him TO assnage the
@~ss'y feelings OF his Southern brethren-to in
''cs The North To relax in its efforts for high
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
ryDygl1aY MORNING. MOP. IS. 8 |.

Sgetlsr Of The House We observe that in
,,al. Of the papers, the subject OF the Speaker
= rho House of Representatives is introduced.
Vim their accustomed impotence, they have
med hold of what belungs to the - grand Couu-
e." and may perhaps, before Congress meets,
.rsrt and install a speaker for the representatives
+ the prop.e. This Is one of the evils arising
f.ro ,he freedom Of the press~-this eternal ill.,
,s,l,rpuce with the concerns OF the great men Of
no nation We wonder they submit to such
o,lahinsolencr! Let not the newspapers alone
\, B,,ped. however. for electioneering as to this
,Gter. II report speaks truly, some. OF the
n,uber, themselves are busy in anticipation Of tie
election. Nav, 1t is even said that Mr.. j. b.
Sutherland, Of Pennsy lyanla, has ''his men" all
hid and counted out, TO the number OF some mt
Is and that his pretensions to the chair are warm
" supported. On the other hand, the friends ct
Mr. Stevenson. numerous aud constant, will pre-
cent an undivided front Those out of The pale
ofhe pariy, and Incorporated as to their cand
date, must look around them before they choose,
and let their choice fall upon the worthlest.
We do not consider Mr.. Stevenson as possess
elof any very extraordinary qualifications for the
Office of Speaker of the House. Certainty he
5 far inferior to Mr.. Clay, who was unrlvaiied
i, the presiding officer of a legislative assem-
bly,, Yet Mr., S. is dignihed in his manners
perhaps, indeed, his dignity approaches some
vhat To ponpOusness- generally courteous to the
aembcys-Nell acquainted with the rules of the
ilou.e-sud has experience to "back his suit
UI,haI." On theSe accounts, we should prefer
him as Speaker 10 some who have been nam
I'd. Ii i, the fault Of Mr.. Stevenson to be too
much party man. We have had occasion to
Ile him more than once on his pa pabie violation
al risd 10 serve the purposes Of his party. And
on this ground we leave him entirely to the mer-
~ Of those who think some one else should take
place
Mr. Stevenson, however, will no doubt be re-
elected. Opposition cannot concentrate on any
one to run against him with much chance Of sue
cess Should 1t be the pleasure OF the repre-
'en'a'i'es of the people to re-elect him, we shall
oePrleet!y content. The Office is one of high
''nor and dignity; it deserves to be worthily
n'ed Let it be the future occupants duty to
zee that, IN the discharge of the trust, he sup
ports his own as well as the character OF his
country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
COMMERCIAL.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. Corn Erchange-The
imports Of Gram and Flour this week have been
more moderate. At this days market there wa,
but poor display Of samples Of new Wheat,
which, in consequence, found ready sale at an
advance of Id to I'd per 20 lbs. but for all other
articles the demand was very limited. and ex-
cept,ng fine Malt and Barley small further de-
cline was Submitted to-
LONDON, Oc,. s-Corn Erchange.-The ar
rivals of Enslisn corn during the lasl three weeks
have been very large, and the supply Of Flour in
the same proportion, which has had the effect of
staynaing the market, and as the weather con-
unues SO warm, neither mlllers, factors, nor bak.
ers. wish to be large holders Of Flour. In the
best samples of Wheat we fnd a reduction Of
Is per qr. and for inferior sorts SIS TO Is, with
scarcely any sales.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

,-,be star Of its independence seems to
ia" rboly set. at least for the present aud that
ave ,J;oary nation has nothing now to expect
'N'i' ,ss Generosity or mercy of barbarian con-
H' !" The last stay of hope is undermined.
iyV,, !, no longer, says the latest accounts re-
MI night. any doubt remaining Of the fate
.sl'' co,ns Of the Polish General Romarino,
u ", .-cnrdine to the Austrian Observer. posi-:
'''s, .c,tmation from Lemberg had been receis-
Es Vienna. on the 2Srd September. that IN the
Cd a. r he 10Th INST. Romarino. with his corps,
~ esI info the Austrian territory. at CheValo-
D." NV c1Iri,. not having been able to cross the
I , !, =, Zswechost. This corps, according to
'HI Ronarino's own statement, consisted OF
sn,o mon. with :, 800 horses, and was encamp-
~ C,.y,lonice. having laid down its arms, and
ca" .o,;r,ly surrounded by Austrian troops.
p,n,. Oct. I've learn by letter from Ber-
r.. ,b,, his Imperial iIishness the Grand Duke
u.t,el is to be appointed Viceroy Of Poland in
:, r,nu Of his brother Constantine.
r,,l.r received from the Hague, and dated
4, ,5,b Of Sept. states as folows:-
IN i affirmed that the autograph letter from
r.orcror Nicholas to the Prince Of Orange. to
:, was sent with the decorations Of the Or
# st. Wladimir. leaves no doubt as to the
,..,;o, Of the Car upon the subject OF the Bel
r,b.,,ion: and it should also be stated that
date of the letter is prior to the receipt at St.
,,.,,.b.rah Of the news Of taking Warsaw"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

A." Tom and Jerry" In it there was no small
degree of - fun. fash and froIlck" Mr. Drum.
mond made Tom" quite a proficient IN fash
ionable life, and Mr.. Gimer cut quite .'swell'
in Jerry Hawthorn"
The proceeds OF this evenings entertainment,
are for the benefit, as our readers by the bills
will perceive, of the veteran, Mr.. Jefferson
This gentleman has been known to the play go
ing part Of the community for nearly half CEN
fury And the son has drawn his fill of amuse-
ment from the same fount, at which his Father
drank. Who is there that has not been amused,
nay delighted, by his acting? He has made the
grayest face to beam with smiles, and the sides
Of the gay to ache with laughter. These recol-
lections should, of themselves, draw d full house
to his benefit: but there are other, and stronger
reasons, why he should receive liberal patronage.
He has had, recently, to breast the storm of ad-
versity; and domestic bereavements. of a nature
truly affecting, have made his cup of sorrow full
In the early part Of his career-when he was in
the hey day of health and happiness-Fortune
smiled, the throng numbered thousands that his
name could draw. he was revealing in the plea
sures Of public admiration, and nothing occurred
which could mar his enjoyment. How mighty,
how melancholy. has been the chanse;-the fire..
quent strokes OF affection have nearly paralysed
his spirits, and wintry aye has almost frozen
his LIES blood up; then poverty. chilling power.
ty, comes to accomplish the SAD work which age
and affection had SO successfully begun. need
not dwell upon this subject; the Benehciary's
grey hairs plead more el0quenty than words
They call upon the Father, by the love he bears
his children, and upon children, by the bonds
which unite them to their father. to contribute
their mite. to make the last days of an old man
end comfortably. GARRlCK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Or ALEKaADRLd. On. c.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 81,
Schr. Lnnett, Nash Yeocomico; corn to
]. NJ McRea.
Schs Onancock, Stokely, Folly Landing; oats
to master.
Schr. Industry, Lindsay, Piscataway; corn to
master.
Schr, Princess Ann, Bell, Snow Hill; laths to
JOS. IL Davis.
Schr. Packet, Masters, Accotink; -four to Jon.
Janncy.
Schr. Mary & Elizabeth, Shelly. Snow Hill;
lumber to j ii Davi, and Benz. Waters.
Schr. Liberty. Courtney, feocomlco; wheat
rye & corn 10 James NJ McRea.
Schr. Polly, Whaler, Lower Mechodoc; wheat
and corn % Reuben Johnson.
Schr. Susan Arinthla, Taylor, Accomac; Peach
Brandy & oats to master.
Schr Hornet, Bowcock, MADDOX, wheat and
corn to master.
a2d-Schr. Amelia. Hendricks, Boston; plas
ter to John II. Ladd.
SAILED Nov. 81,
Sluup Charles Williams Woodward, Philadcl-
pha
Slo,n Nnp@une (.arrptSnn. hence at Philadpl-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

error the COtntOrt vi the 6uulenCes NlON Ed
have been placed in the Box Lobby.
MR.. JEFFERSON'S BENEFIT.
On " EDNESD.iY EVENiNG, NOR. %,
Will be presented III. much admired comedy of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
Doctor Mr Jefferson
j a Fieur Drummond
MARQUIS elmer
Jeffry Mckhben
Students aessrs Wills Crawford
Lise,,e with song of Cherry
Bipe,' Mrs. j. Jefferson
Between the PA, and Farce,
AN OHIO.
Sailors Hornpipe Mr. richards
Comic SOng-Ir,h Schoolmaster, MIR Wills
Minuct &c IL Cour (by drSire) Sir. Drummond Hiss
jeff
The whole to conclude wuh the Petit Comeiy called
IT'S ALL A FARCE.
Numpo Mr.. jefferson
Col. Beigsrdo Gilmer
Don Tes,y Richards
Don Gortez Pam-r
Don Aphonzo iiArtwig
Avrtillo hckibben
Stcco Wills
officer Crawford
Donna Carolina Miss Jefferson
Beatrice Mrs J. Jefferson
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

John X Campbell. Esq. has been appointed
United States Attorney for the District Of West
Florida, vice Benz. d. Wright, Esq. removed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

sloop Neptune, Garretson, hence at Phadel-
phia q ST.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

Mrs. Chapman, alias Nina. for whom search
has been made during several weeks past, has
been found. The Erie Pa Obser, er states that
she was detected in Greenfield, in that county,
and is now confined in Erie Jail.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

rFor the comfort Of the audience. STOVE!
have been placed in the Box Lobby.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

Judge Marshal! left Philadelphia last Saturda
tor home, his health being restored.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
Nubiic Sale Of Negr"es, &c.

NNbilc Safe az .<egr"es, &C.
SXyiLL he sold. On Thursday, the 24,h day Of No.
w vember. at ,le residence. of James Gwatkin,
deceased, Cellar Run, III Tive County Of Prince vii.
liam and about three miles south of BrentsvIe, all
the Perishable Property Of SAID GSstkn, insisting %
- Horses. Cattle, Sheep. Hogs, Corn,
ksspsfHs 70 dr. and large quantity OF Hay, Far
svS ming Utensils Of every description. an *.
-S5cSxA. csI!ent y agon and Gear, Holsehold and
Kitchen Furniture. and various other articles
cred! Of nine months will De given. on the pur.
chasers entering into bond with approved security. to
carry interest from the date For sl under ten
DOLLARS tie cash will be required
Al the time and place, there will be offered
for sale,
2welue or fifteen Likely Youmg NEGROES,
of6oh seres-tor Cash.
And at the same tune md place. the 'RM on which
he said Gwatkn resided, viii be offered for rent
MARGARET STIrH,
Curst,ix Uf the estate of James Gwstkin, decd.
nov IL -eOts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale

Public Sale
V1VHE subscriber vii! SELL to the highest bidder %
Bradley, near Brentsville, on the 9Th dsy Of De-.
cember If fair, anil not, then the next fair Icy,
al the STOCK Of evsry sind
), IN on the sad Farm, consisting of Horses
Mules Oxen, Cows, sheep and Hogs6
Wagons, Plantation Utensils, and the.
Crups at Gram Corn. &C.
lie will sell Also, at Page!snd near Haymarket, %
the 9th lay of December, 1884, ii fair, not, then %
the n It fair day, ..
STGIM all he stock Vt i'orses, sAulss, OIeas
lows, eep. and logs, the Plantation
Qtse. utensils and Crops
w. seii also at HsIlepair, near Pagehnds
en- A FIRST RATE BLACKSMITH
rs md his FOOLS, q Carriage and Horsess
~ auies, Oxen, Cows, Sh-cp and Hogsy
NM together with the Crops Of every kinds
SaEn@W '"rn. Rye. Oats. tJc
Good Horses e. Fine Me,ino Sheep
May be bought at each OF the above sales -
The terms fo all these sales will be--Cash for s1
sums under twenty dollsrs; for all twenty
dollars the purchaser will have creof niae months
upon giving bond bearing interest from the date, with
approved security. And it the money should not b
immediately pad, or the bonds given the articles pur.
chased will be resod and the first purchaser chsrRc0
with the deficiency. IL any, and the expense Of
sale; but should the sale Of the articles produce
than the original sale the surplus will be for the bene.
Il of the estate T.. w HEWITT, 4
nov 2I--eo,s Executor Of E!z,r Hooe.
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

TO- Proper officers are appointed. rho wiA ri.
gidty enforce the arictest decorum.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-28
RICHMOND MORNING, FEBRUARY o. laal

Mr.. Miller of Botetourt, asked if it was in orde,
to move separate section appropraiing Sl6O ooU to
the Petersburg Rail Way?
The Chair replied that it would not be in order
Mr. Williams of Harrison. then moved 10 recuusi.
der the vote expunging the Rail Way the Chat,
declared it out of order such motion having been
before made and rejected.
question of order arose upon the vote YES
terday given expunging the Rail Way, under the
apprehension that there had been q miscount, in
which Messrs Mcfarland, Wltcher, and Rives 81
Prince George, took par,-whcn to remove the diff
Guilty to the question of order, Mr.. Rives moved
to appropriate $4,000 to the Rail Way lit being
out of order to move 100000.
MIR, Eppes suggested that the Rail Way ourbt to
have Sl6l .0Oo-bu, (being asked if he would do so
by Mr. McFarlpnd) refused to make the motion
MIR. Miller OF Botctourt, then moved $40 1000
Mr. Goode embraced the opportunity afforded by
the motion to declare the advantage which the Roam
Ole country would deriGe from the rail road yester
day denied by MIR. Maxwell--wheI he could not
be induced to vote for pie bill. He. concluded by
moving to postpone it - she attn July next
MT: Jaekson- said the motion threw open the whole
question to discussion, circumstance at which he
expressed his satisfaction. That the debate might
regularly proceed, he moved that the House now ad
IOuEn-Car rled
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-28

rGr, GnIther, Gordon Hall, HAYNES, Hoffman. lem
ave Johnson. Lamar, Lea, Lewis Loyall.
PurpEp' Mage Mccoy, Nuckos, Patton, Polk
Con-, n r'oS1e otandSfer Trezvan, Tucker, Wayne
oetnp. L. White, Wilde and WIlams-45.
so the bill was ordered to be engrosscd for third
FORTIFICATIONS
ne OIL making appropriations for Notifications for
1881 was also ordered to be enGrosscd for ,b;ra
reading '''0 'o' 'iiilo
mr mttesey submitted the following resolution:
neso'Ved' That the Secretary of the Navy be di-
~ Iast to this House all the papers his
department IN any manner relating to the capture
u aeIehoh OF several negroes on board of the yes.
seis constitution, Louisa, and Manino
The resolution was agreed to.
Mr. Clay obtained the un,n;,oors oo,.o,+ sc a.,
mouse 20 present the memorial of George Mason, Of
MaGlson county, Alabama, praying special relief as
te holder OF certificate Of further credit for atract
o. enc therein named; which was referred to the
Conhnittee on the Public Lands
The. Itouse iIicn adj .urned,
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FORTIFICATIONs
NEW-Y0RK MApTg.r

i't-'-fCtAA Observation-Disclosures 81
EXCHANGE The week one of activity IN -four
49, ie nnhes OF holders prices maintained with
Y niue depressoh On Saturday fair Western might have
au at so b., SIX cents less than offered ithou
C nuiGer OF contracts made for delivery May al 6 %
on tiaay 700 barrels NewYork Southern wheat were
- Out thcre was no other sale low by S2 cts. We
week OF Rye Flour 800 bb sold at SO OG
oiis' trSnla Wheat v"cGe sold 1876 some Jer-
!eoW Corn at fOaI3 cts, and for delivery ar
Corn quite and demand for the ds,iliers
eIn Nofh none mere Rye, none -JornaL Of Commerce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-28

NOTICE The subscribers are nov publlshincr
l new and correct Edition of DIR. Clarke's
Commentary the Old and New Testament on
fine paper, from new type, in vols. royal oct at the
very low PRICE OF fifteen dollars per copy, we'll bound
Erom the high reputation and extensive circulation
OF this work IT cannot but bc regretted, that we
have no correct edition of it in this country
All former editions, when Compared with the Eng
llsh copy corrected by the Doctor himself are found
very inaccurate, III many important respects.
The subscribers having procured English cor
rected copy, pledge themselves to produce q correct
edition in every respect
The New Testament will be ready for delivery in
April next. in vols So the copy.
ANY person ordering ) or more copies at q time
shall he allowed 25 per discount.
All orders directed to r. T. Smith, Richmond
John Gv;gg. Philadelphia, & J. Harper, or the
publishers, New York, viii be punctuay attended to
S. I!ONF s. CO. New Yorl,
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lgagFn Rr6'aR ~

ISia school will be continued he ensuing vrar
1Ya My ca urse Of instruction viii comprehend h
Greek and Latin Lsaguagcs English Grammar
English Composition, Geography. with the use II
Maps and Globes Ma;h. mat1cs and Arithmetic.
The school viii commence Monday 'he 24tn OF
January. 1881, and terminate the 10th day Of u,
cember following. There VIII be vacation Of sg.
weeks, commencing on the 10th day Of June Tho
charge iJr board, tuition washing, lodging and r-ai
will DC one hundred and ten dollars payable bar
on the tst day of June 1851. and the Other ae.f 81
the lst of December following.
Tie discipline of he school viii be parental, an
as mnch care ard kindness Will be extended % ha,a
c9n!.dci 80 my instruction as 20 my children.
Wv residence is remote from the haunts Of vice,
and immortality, and remarkably healthy. tits sjtua
ted in The county Of Louisa, 80 miles from Richmond
stage from fredericksburg 10 Cartersvjlle passes b
my residence and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within a short distance of it.
Letters TO mc should be directed to Gardeners II
Roads Louisa" WIN NELSON Jup,r ~
nov g-faHt
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL VINO published Iv1Ire a ,g5S
% advance , 1880
For adYsuisius7j square lor lsgs for tie fret,
insertion, aOd 30 cents for each continuance he number nj
Insertions must be noted on the Ms otherwise the advertise
ments vii be Continued and charged accordingly
receive o. attention. F' ' NV ''
Previous 10 Iis-7ouu7ace Of the paper ali af,ssrsccs
mus o.. ITpn' ana THOSE VINO may wish discontinue. viii
notify na i"'3fs to ,at effect least twenty DAY, before tho
period e2Err5 'or which they suhsrribrl
5S "' 'fe' sVerfa 37riuy Bari. u! of the Sfatc9
WI hH frceFrd 30 ra.,ya nr SUBSTITUTION IN the 3yhs
l"oSs' Ez '" ~ ars Eart Norss vou'i be preferred
cFi-s - '' -
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Fanny, February IL.
IMPROVEMENTS or HARBORS, &c.
The House took up the bill maxine addition
al appropriations for the improvement of certain haf-
tcTs.n9 -r tie -ea3psl g otalr1c,;5as 4 tie "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-28

IN pursuance OF Deed OF Trust executed ly tho
= late Ecnnon Giles aud wife to the subscriber as
trustee, for purposes therein specified, which said
deed is of record IN the clerks Office Of Chesterfield
county court and bears date 10th June 1870 will bo
March next, at O'Clock 2. III. for ready money TO
the highest bidder, house and lor know in the plan
OF said town part Of lot No. 223, and now in the
occupancy OF Mr. Richard Gay Such title onlv
said deed It is believed. however to he perf.ctIy
good. TR Z. BURFOOT, Trustees
feb 10 1a,yes
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ri OTICE.-Ihe subscriber will in future attend
" he Courts held in the city Of Richmond ANY
person Who may wish to employ him in professional
business, may ind him Except when in attendance
on courtsl at his dwelling, in the vicinity Of the
ShncEoe ILL I1nrke. inuse.