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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14
Porter and ALE.

rEVHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
i he intends keeping. through me season: MS Ger
lars on Cameron street, opposite the AHket' coh'
slant supply Of the best bottled
PORTER IND ALE,
in large and small bottles
private families and taverns supplied at the shortest
notice.
orders from the country will be particularly attend.
ed to. to ensure safe carriage,
The highest price given for empty Bottles
mar 21-6m JOHN w. SMITH,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

uOnary, huStCal InStruuehss &C oC ~ -
Ladies' auction.
Cut Glass, China, Astral Lamps, Look
ing Glasses, &c.
nN.Tuesday morning, the i7th instant. commencing
~ nj 10 O'Clock, will be sold, without limits. to close
a concern,
8 Hogsheads and Packages of Wares,
Consisting, in part. If
pair Astral Lamps assorted sizes
50 dozen China Muffin Plates
IL China Tea Sets, 5617ieccs
10 do Lustre do, So do
20 Ewers and Bssns; Soap Boxes
10 Dresden Flowers
dozen Persian and Toy Mugs
Cut Glass half gallon and quart Pitchers
Elegant Cat Tumblers and Wines
Celeres and Moulded CoveTed Dishes
Gilt Mantel and Pier Glasses, variety OF sl1'
es, OF the latest Philadelphia patterns, Ia
per columns, Also,
Large Family Bibles, with engrayinSs, gilt
Flavius Josephus, vi; TaylUr's Holy Living
History Of England, $50 engravlngs
DO Of Scotland, $50 do
The Artof Getting Money; The Fortune Teller
set Of the English Portrait Gallery, "a Nos.
The Ladies of Aexand ia and its vicinity are spee,-
ally invited to attend. Dealers in the above articles
would like wise do we'll to attend, most OF the above
articles will be put up with the privilege of the whole
lot, and tits the intention of the Auctoneer to sell
without reserve. GEo. NHli6'
jy IL Ancuoneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF.8LEXANDRL5. Cd. c.

SAILED, July Is,
Rrio I.eda. GRAY, Amsterdam.
Steamboat Potomac, HubbaI, Norfolk.
Brig Glide, from Charleston, for this port, was
spoken on the 9Th at sea.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14
BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.

WILL be sold. on Tuesday evening. l7th inst. at
w half past O'clock. at the Potter Kiln OF Mr.
James Black, corner of Wolfe and Henry streets,
A lot of Burned WARE
Do do Unburned do
DO do Stone do
Do do Clay do
DO do Siugs and Collars
WheelbsrrOw
ten plate Stove, &c. &c.
Nv order of the Trustees Of James Black. insoyent
debtor. w. H. Ne'' HuS''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

Our readers will see, BY reference to another
column, that the storm is gathering in Pennsyl-
vania. The remarks of the Pennsylvania lnqui-
rer, heretofore the leading Jackson-Van, Buren,
print in the State, especially worthy Of atten'
ton. We wait, however, for further develop
pents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

General Scott to the North Western Army, now
marching against the Indians our frontiers, the
following
The General Commanding owes an apology
to the brave men whom il will be his pride to con-
duct to the battle, when he positively prohibits,
under the highest penalties Of the law, as ne does,
all mu,ilatins and scalplns of prisoners, or the
bodies Of the enemy, who may be killed in action.
But, as few inconsiderate or worthless indivl-
duals might, if not warned and checked. bring
Odium on the whole army. these barbarian Prac-
tices are denounced in advance
Statistics of the United Stafes.-Mr. w. G.
Ouseley, recently attached to the Eaglsh En-
bassy in the United States, has published work
upon this country in England, which is exciting
some attention. We understand that it is de-
signed in part to correct the misrepresentation
of Basil Hall and Mrs. Trollope, and other book
writers.
Having given the Presidents Veto, il is but
fair to present at least measre sketch of what
was said in reply to its arguments. Hence We
publish synopsis Of Mr.. Webster's speech.
The Globe, by accident. yesterday spoke OF
Mr., Cla,'s "poweyfA eloqueace." We look to
day for an erratun,.
The Globe. says that on Thursday, "Mr.
Clay sunk under the tremendous retributive phi
lhppic Of Mr.. Benton" Why! said gentleman
listening TO this "tremendous phillippic," why
heard Mr.. Benton deliver this same speech two
or three weeks ago.! Some idea can therefore
be had Of the originality Of the philippe under
which Mr.Clay sunk" The sinking. we take
! ii however, was all on the part Of Mr.. Benton
himself, who is said to be unfortunate in tina,
respect.
NINI,N EDWARDS Is publicly announced as a
candidate to represent the first District of the
State Of Illinois in the next Congress.
The Committee Of Conference, on the part o
the House Of Representatives on the Tariff
amendments, consisted of Messrs. Drayton,
Hoffman, Gather, Horn. and ]. Davis.
The crop Of Wheat on the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland, to the Easton Wing o.
the 10th instant, twill fall little ifany, below al
average one. The Oats and Rye crops are sal,
10 be better than usual.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Stockholders Of this Company met on Wedues
day The s.General Committee" Of the Stock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

Senator from Tennessee Senator OF the
United States is to be elected at the next session
of the legislature Of Tennessee. The newspa'
pers Of that state are already agitating the sub
iect, and from the difference of opinion that ex,
i,ts among them there will evidently be contest
The candidates are Mr.. Grundy, Mr.. Foster and
Maj Eaton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

The American Pharos, or Lighthouse Guide;
founded on official reports received at the
Treasury Department; also, general view of
the coast from the ST. Lawrence to the Sabine.
To which is added an appendix. containing an
account of the lighthouses an The gulph and RI
yer St. Lawrence, with sailing directions for
the st. Lawrence, founded on official reports
from the Trinity Board Of Quebec, in 1882.
We have received, through the pollteness OF
the publishers, a copy of the above work, which
seems to be very useful and valuable compila-
ton from official sources, aud Of great Importance
to masters of vessels.
The detachment oftroops that proceeded to the
frontiers with Gen. Scott on the 4th, amounted
to about four hundred men. The second detach.
ment, of nearly equal force, would follow IN three
or four days. The whole would probably con-
centrate at Chicago about the 18th.
Black Hawks camp is about ninety miles from
that place, on the Coshquonong lake, near the
head waters Of the Rock river. The position,
which abounds with fish and wild rice, is repre-
sented as very strong, and difficult of approach,
on account of the extensive marshes which sur
round it. His force does not, it is thought, ex-
coed seven hundred warriors; but these. from his
having the character of Prophet as well as War
r,or, he has inspired with most implicit confidence
in HIN.
He is placed between the forces Of Scott and
Atkinson; and as the country from Chicago is e
vel and admits Of wheel carriages, the field ar
tillery will meet with nj distractions; and, what
10 scarcely less important. the supplies for the
troops can be readily unexpectedly. 7 FIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

BY GEORGE WHITE.-1HIS mr.
rVlHE sale of the ESTATE OF DAVID MARTIN.
u will be continued
THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK,
Comprising valuable selection of New Books. Sta
tionsry, Musical instruments, &C. &c. jyl4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

Bacon, Flour. Whiskey, &c.
100 Onn LBS. prime Bacon, cured by the
1Uu.tNE subscribers
40 bbls superfine family Flour. best shenan-
doah brands
100 hhds and 10 bbls Pennsylvania Rye Whis'
key
100 chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial, Hyson, Young liyson, and Sou.
chnng Teas, all of late importstions and
fine gus tics
half pipes superior Port Wine
do pale and brown Sherry
SAMUEL b. HARBOUR 4 Go.
rbe Ma. Intel will insert the above OH the l4!h'
I7th and 18Th inst " IT
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
SATURDAY, MORNING. JULY IA. 1882.

Latest from EngLand.-The Carroll Of Gar
rolIton. arrived at New York, has brought LII
,erpool papers to the 4th Of June. The news oy
,h,s arrival renders il almost certain that the IN
telligence previously received, via Montreal, is
correct. viz.-that the Reform, Bill has passed.
The Cholera has not been destructive at Liver
pool. but there is reason to believe it has broken
out in Leeds and Manchester. The ignorant
and depraved part Of the population in Liverpool
have raised some riots around and about the
Cholera Hospitals -
Sir Walter Scott was ut Rome at the last ad-
vices. IL is said be was busy studying the cha
ra:,er Of the Romans, and exploring the an'iqui-
ties and libraries Of the capital. -
In the proceedings Of Congress on Thursday
we notice that Mr.. Adams presented memorial
from Hume Bell, setting forth that he has Disco
xered an antidote for the Cholera. and Offering
10 dispose Of the same for the benefit OF the pub
lie for 500. 900, &c.
Mr.. Bates. of Name, moved to lay The memo
rial on the table-agreed to. S.
We observe that Chaberf, the Fire King, all
adysrtises in New York that he has remedy for
the Cholera. The papers also contain numerous
advertisements setting forth remedies for the dis
ease. The proper panaeeas, no doubt, are tenn
perance. cleanliness aud cheerfulness we dis
trust all other nOstrums.
The Westminster (Londonl Medical Society
have decided after the amplest enquiry into the
nature and history Of the Cholera IN Greassbri'
tain. tina, = all the evidence brought forward to
prove the SAID malady contagious disease, has
completely failed"
Senator from Tennessee Senator OF the
United States is to be elected at the next session
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

Having given the Presidents Veto, it is bu
fair to present at least a meacre sketch OF wha
was said in reply to its arguments. Hence VI
publish synopsis Of Mr.. Webster's speech.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Conpany.-T
Stockholders Of this Company met on Wedues-
day The 'sGeneral Committee" Of the Stock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

The Globe, by accident, yesterday spoke o.
Mr.. Cla,'s "po~eyf,d eloqueaee." We look te
day for an s,ratun,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

The crop Of Wheat on the Eastern Shore Of
Notwithstanding to the Easton Wing O
the 10th instant,-wll fall little ifany, below al
average one. The Oats and Rye crops are sal,
10 be better than usual.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-14

/" Born TO Command "'--This expression.
made use Of in the Globe, conveys world oil
meaning. Is such the language OF tattery the
official paper is taught I" uses or IS sacn the
court phraseology Of those who dupe oy luiso"e
homage, and 50 govern the President!
Is BoRN to commando" AvAUNT! ye sturdy De-
mocrats! Away! ye stern Republicans! Hear
the language of the Stuarts-thr divine right o. o.
KinssEthe BORN greatness of mighty chiefs. II
he were ssborn to command" Of course, the peo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By the
last will OF James Webb, decd, we are Street
cd to sell the following tracts OF land, TO wi; The
ON winch said James Webb resided at the time OF his death
stage road between Richmond aud Tappahannock-
thytwo miles from the former place. and about three
miles from the place known by the OF Dunkrk,
upon the Matapony river, which place said river
navgabe for large boats and lighters This
nearly one thousand acres large portion OF which may
DC considered fertile, aud considerable part of it
wen mbered The situation very healthy and agreea-
pic and The land has upon very large and handsome
uWeilg house IN good repair and il has, besides, abn-
dance o other buildings which not in good repair Al
So another valuable tract containing rather upwards of
hundred acres, which Lies in Essex county, on the south
side of Piscataway Creek about five miles below Tap
pahannock and upon the road leading from Tappaanuock
10 Orbanna, in Mddesex This has upon
no buildings OF any value, the dwelling house having been
bunt some years pas but ii like wise is considered healthy
anu - well tnbered with the best white oak and from tie
sc oi the ancieat dwelling house, there is good view
tie R9ppahannock river The Piscataway Creek which
Is the boundary of the the North is nayirable for
large vessels quite up the road from Tappahanuock to
Urbanna which road passes through the Also Que
other tract to wit that upon which Mr.. Anthony HAYNES
resides, lying in Essex county about ten miles below Tap
pahannock, immediately upon the Rappahanuock river
his tract contains upwards of four hundred acres very
healthy aud fertile, and has upon ii dwelling house OF
convenient size, Which, with small expenditure, may be
made very comfortable and desirable, well other
buildings for the plantation Being required by
iRvitc and solicit all persons, who may be disposed par
chase 10 SO and the lands and make such propositions
rs be suitable To themselves The first mentioned
will be shewn by Mr. Thomas smith, who lives UNION
Mr. Anthony oynes, and the lastb by Mr. Anthony HAYNES
himself. ALEXANDER FLEET
JAMES SMITH,
Executors Of James UYeL6, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08

EFOR SALE-My lands in the county Of Henrico,
e lying within miles Of the city Of Richmond, and
joining the lands Of Mr. Geo Taylor formerly the pro-
Pcriy Of Capt X Sheppard.Thc house tract conans426
acres, and may be considered among the valuable
tracts OF land IN the neghborhood IL has comfortable
dwelling house, with barn and a necessary build.
ngs-Ihe other tract contains 226 acres, two-ihrs Of
"rh may be considered the best timber land and Of good
qu'hy-lts deemed unnecessary say any hing more.
rs 10 prl-on would puchsse without Hrst viewing hc
Iaaa--i %" property may be- purchased low, as ain
anxious 10 nore 70 'he wee. r. WHfTILAW
apnl 1T Iff s9o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08

or The ENQUIRER published twice wook generally and
three ncs week during the OF the
Price, the same as heretofore Five Dollars payable
vance Notes OF chartered,
neved The Editors win safety of remit
ting them by MALL the postage of all letters being writer's
will be
Editors, until all arrcaragos have been paid up.
9 whoever VIII guarantee tho of nine papers,
have tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
3- One square, less first each continuance
20 Ne advertisement inserted, until
or assumed by person in this city Is cnviIons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08
LUNGS.

WIBGININ MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
having been duly organized arc ready to re-
ceiye proposals and TO issue Policies MARINE risks
at their Office, on 1Ih street
This institution incorporated by the last egislature
OF virginia, for the purpose OF eifecing MARINE vsUR
ANcE, with capital of ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS, (tl OF which has been paid or fully
secured TO be paid0 with the privilege of increasing the
same to $3O0.00O
The Directors propose to Issue Policies on as favorable
terms as other Offices and hope gain the confidence Of
the public by fairness and lberay in conducting their
business
The following gentlemen &c Directors Of the Company:
isaac OdreHPOt Henry Charlie,
GttstaUus LUekc, Charles Palmer
I.etoiS Ludiam, Letcis JVebb,
Young PdHkeg, ThoDaq iyetgs
Nm. m. Hubbard, Joh, Finder,
arch'd. Pieasants, jr. Fleming lanes.
L.itos Hee0, j. Il. Roberts, Norfolk,
George Merriam, Jqbez Smith Petersfvrr
j. II. Eustace
ISAAC DAVENPORT, President
JoES 0. Lay, Secretary.
June S. ,yf,,
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V'TRGE9Eq, EEsED.aY. 1--WE s,

EUSr PUBLISHED and for sale byJ. w. CAMPBELL,
eD Petersburg, Va. Essay Cdlcar eouS fa,res by
Edmund Ruiin-This work contains among other things,
description OF the soils, and of the present
state OF agriculture in the Underwater district OF Virginia.
the different capacities of soils for improvements and the
effects OF calcareous earth in improving Them results OF
chemical examination OF various Soils exhibiting proofs of
The existence OF acid and neutral Soils tho mode which
cacareos manues operate Soils and especially their
effects on exhausted and neutral Soils their permancncy
as manure; remarks on the OF gypsum; directions
for maring, SC. sc.
The opinions advanced in the above work. are supported
by course Of experiments made by the author during
six years assiduous attention to the subject The work is
comprised in one VOL limo. Of nearly hundred and
fifty pages Price bound-onc dollar
June 8. S-St
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vaccine AGENT.-DR WNt. ). Scorr has been
appointed by the Executive, Vaccine Agent for the
State oil Virginia. As directed by law he is prepared
FURNISH without fee reward, genuine Vaccine Virus
TO all persons within the State DESTROYS of obtaining it,
Personal applications at his Office ain Street, nearly
opposite the State Banks, by letter, postage paid will
be promptly attended to-Directions for Vaccination will
accompany each parcel of matter distributed.
June 8. ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08

FHNRUST SALE-In pursuance of deed of trust ex-
r. ecuted by Joseph s VIM Fl. Voolfolk to the sub
1928 and recorded in the Clerks office of Hanover coun
ty Tor the purpose of securing the payment of certain
sum therein mentioned !, surviving trustee SHALL on
Wednesday the 18th day of Juno inst, 10 o'clock A.
NJ ii fair if not the first fair day thereafter, Sunday ex-
ceped) at the hour sell public auction upon the
premises, to the highest bidder for ready money! certain
tract or parcel OF land, 81 acres less, with the
improvements thereon lying in the upper part Hanover
county, and adjoining the lands of John Esgleston f. T.
howzee, l. Minor and others much thereof, may
be sufficient to discharge debt interest and all cost
Inc title is believed to be good but acting as trustee
shall only convey such title as is vested in me.
JOHN L. ANDERSON.
June l. = o,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08

NNlLLIAM s MARY CoLLEGE.-rhe Visitors
oil this Institution reminded that the 1th Of Ju
iy, Is the time fixed for their Annual Meeting full
meeting Is desired-the fiscal OF the College re-
curing minute attention.; and Mr. Gushing having declin-
ca TO accept the appointment of Professor OF Chemistry &
Natural Philosophy, there vacancy of that Professor
ship The Rector deems it proper observe that from the
sentiments OF the last convocaon he has no doubt that
MI Rodgers VIII be re-appoined TO the Professoslp OF
Chemistry, &c, and that Professor will be required for
the Mathematical Cbair-appications TO be made TO
BURWELL BASSETT, Rector.
June 3 81
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81 CllANCERY-VrRG1Nt rules holden in
M The Clerks Office Of the county Court of Charlotte
the I'd day Of April, 1882:
William Matthews pun
against
Nancy Mathews, the widow Of William Matthew'S
aecd., Griffin Vaughan and Elizabeth his wife, John
Matthews and Polly Matthews, and William Matthew'S
anu John Wyatt Matthews, infant child Of Wyatt Mat
'eTs' iced and william Dcuprec, dcfts
he defendants, Griffin Vaughan and Elizabeth his
we not having entered their appearance according TO the
actor Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and il APP
peang 70 the satisfaction Of the Court that they
not inhabitants Of this State on the motion Of the plain
tt by counsel II is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first Monday in July next and enter
security Tor performing the decree Of the Cour and that
copy o. ms order be inserted in paper printed in the
Guy OF "chnoni or two months 1uccossvcly and posted
htWe ifoni door Of ihc Couff-housa Of he Said county
Copy lesie WINSTON ROBINSON e
''' 1li--w9w
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EDETER MAYO, Esq ATTORNEY AT LAW .qbing-
don, Pd-Takc notice, that at the ensuing session
oil the General Court aud on The third day of its term
shall move by myself my attorney for judgment against
you TO recover sum of money which you received in
your character OF collecting attorney aud which you have
for long time unjusy withheld and continue owithhoId
from me. The money collected by you of, or re-
covered from, James Edmonson Ednison of Washing
ton county, acting my attorney at law and collector
Richmond, April 3D. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN
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Il 4 REEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE-Will be
0I sold, 10 the highest bidder, NJ Louisa Court House
on the second Monday in July next (hst being Louisa
Courtday ON credit Of two and three years TRAcr
or LAND, containing 1855 Acres II Is situated i'm Louisa
county, in what is well known the Green Spring neigh
borhood, which is, without doubt the best farming land
below the Ridge IL particularly adapted to the growth
OF wheat and grass Is healthy any part of Virginia
aud affords good society be found in the country
Nbout 300 Acres OF the Land is cleared the balance is in
woods, large portion Of which il Tobacco Land Of supe-
rior quality. The Land is well wa'cred, aud in all re-
spccs most desirable I will be divided TO suit purca-
sore il required Those disposed purchasers are invited
70 view The land before the day Of sale, which will be
shown by my brother, Joseph W. Morris
JNO. MORRIS
Executor Of VIM. Morris, decd.
May 20. GLwtds
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juno l.

a. ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Bv
virtue of Decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the county of Hanover pronounce
ed ON the 2Sth day of April last shall Friday the 22d
day oil June next at III O'clock a. NJ proceed TO sell by
public auction, upon the premises the highest bidder
The following real estate in the city Of Richmond of which
Thomas Pnddy, late OF the said city, died seized viz:
lot on II street, Shocke Hill, the Theatre with
brick house and other improvements thereon now occu-
pied by George T. Teuto house and lot on Campbels
alley in of the Mansion House; and part Of lot
in the plan of the city by the No 357 The sale to COM
mence at the house and lot occupied by Mr. Teuto And
on the following Monday the 25th of the same month
shall proceed to sell in like Manner upon the premises
tract of seyen;ysix of land near the Merry Oaks
in the county of Hanover, which Richard Turner now
resides. Terms, IL months credtbonds with approved
security to be given and deed of upon tho proper
ty to secure the payment of the purchase money
PHILIP b. WINSTON, Ex'or of
Thomas Priddy, deceased.
May 90 6,ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08

3D.. Man. ereo,fe1, IS per CT. al.
val. Provided all manufactures OF
cotton, not dyod or printed, shall
be valued at 30 cts. 50. yd., and
If dyed or printed, at IS cts. per
~. yd.: Nankccns, dirost from
China, ~ per 81. al val.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08
NEW ADVEEsI'ESElNEN7Fs.

FNNHE subscriber is authorised to sell lfayJieids be-
IN longing to the heirs of Peter Tinslcy, deceased The
tract contains about 500 acres has a commodous two
stored dwelling house; all of wood land of orr
gna growth covered with pine and cedar of second
growth it lies in Hanover county the public roads
and within few hundred yards of the Mechanicksville
turnpike; and also, within from TO miles of the city of
Richmond; the situation is healthy, and an excellent
neghbourhoo: the tract will be sold entire divided to
suit purchaserand as TO the payments every reasonable
accommodation will be afforded.
The subscriber will be at Capt Benz. Hazclgrovcs ia
vern, very the land, Thursday the I4th instant
prepared TO treat with those disposed purchase-and il
is sold in parcels lay them Off persons disposed
to purchase, are requested TO attend p. STREET
June s. 9-2t