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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21
Public Sale.

DY virtue of Deed of Irus. from William veitch
ID and wife. bearing date the Goth Of September,
1923, SHALL for the purposes therein mentioned, on
Thursday. the 18th Of July next, offer for sale the fol-
lowing PROPERTY, to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND & WHARF on the
east side Of Strand street, in the Town of Alexandria
Beginning Strand street Lightweight feet three and
and hsfinches to the south Of Wolfe street; thence
south Strand street eighty eight feet three inches
and half; thence eastwardly psraelto Wolfe street,
Strand street. eighty eight feet three and half inches,
thence westwardly TO the beginning Also,
THREE OTHER LOTS OF GROUND on
the side of Stand street, to the southwark Of Wolfe
street, and the east side Of twenty feet aey lead
inn from Wolfe street, between Union and Strand sts
which three Lots Of Ground adion each other and
all embraced in the following boundaries. Beginning
the side Of said alley, eighty feet seven in
ehes to the south Of Wolfe streets thence said alley
south ninety feet; thence east parallel to Wolfe street,
eighty feet, to Strand street; thence north Strand
street ninety feet; thence west 20 the be- nnng Also,
ONE OTHER LOT OF GROUND on the
west side If Patrick street: Beginning one hundred
and twenty five feet from Duke street, running parallel
with Patrick street twentynne ieet thence westward.
~, parallel to Duke street, one hundred and twenty.
three feet FIVE inches thence soutwardy, parallel to
Patrick street. fifty feet to sixteen feet alieJ thence
parslle to- and binding said alley, twent! three ieet
FIVE inches; thence nor,hwsrdly twenty.one feet;
thence eastwardly, and parallel TO Duke street, one
hundred feet to the beginning.
After the sale of the above, shall, If necessary, sell
the following PROPERTY, conveyed TO me in trust by
the said Veitch and lie, and Benon Wheat and wife,
BY deed bearing date the goth of september, 1898:
A LOT OF GROUND on the south side Of
Duke street, between Fairfax and Water Streets bind
ing on Duke street twenty feet ten inches; run.
min, thence southwardIy parallel TO Fairfax street,
nine feet six inches to ten feet alley; thence
easlwards, parallel to and binding said aey TWEEN
ty seven feet ten inches; thence norhwardy, parallel
Water street, ninety feet six inches, to the be.
ginning.
The sale will take place the premises. at IL o.
CLOCK Terms Cash.
June q ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
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Ory1cE OF HE TRoY Buposr,
- J,,e16. l2s O'Clock, NJ.

saturday, June 10, l2a O'Clock, NJ.
rE,L,o-we take this occasion to inform
lN ,C.. mat the various run,ors respecting the
|! .'O ac. Of the Cholera Morbus. or any ma.
'" G,ssase in the city, or its suburbs, are
a. he slightest foundation. Up to this hour
''o-' o 4, Heath or sickness has been reported to
10 Ia's u # Health. Prompt aud efficient mea-
8. have been taken to keep the streets, lanes
= 9 Us and docks pure and cieaniy. we can
'DAl ~. reader that there Is no case OF unusu-
4 T.ea.e in the city.
a''- oa,s.lves. we can see no reason tor alarm
~ Let temperance in regimen, good
F." paw" ,,d due caution be preserved, and there
is W :. little cause for the apprehension oil dan
r. T.. measures taken BY our corporation will be
trod herewith.
.u below the report Of the city physicians.
pn,J Of Health Bulietia--The Board OF
,t have this moment from their ply stefan the
Glowing report;
w." y. me Churman of The Committee o the Com
Coygra On the subject OF the Spas.
T liz Cholera, which has appeared at Montreal
"'GT o,shsc, and excited some apprehensions that
a !. ,os "A reach this neighborhoOd, have the sa-
non TO state that no case or suspected case
u, p,'I 60, occurred in this city or vicinity.
u - G. S. GOODRICH,
City Physician.
T,,y Saturday, 10th, IL O'cioek, W.
-. R,,rl have no positive information OF any
-. u A,ia,ic Cholera this side of Whitehall
80, ns le,,hs. some say and some one, have oc-
. ,'~. amons emigrants coming from Quebec IN
-, ,;r;pity Of Fort Miller, but the disorder oil
sScb they died rs not known. This is all the
,,i,rmaticn Of consequence in possession OF the
D. GARDNER, Chairman Of Committee.
Trov, June 10, at IL III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

The Fraud Estabished.--Ws invite the at.
ienuOn Of our readers to the able report Of the
Committee on Public Lands relative to the
fraud contemplated by Wm. B. Lewis, under
me auspices Of Major Eaton and Gen. Coffee
a will be recollected, our statement relative to
u's matter. was denounced as SANDER. The
proof now Is conclusive-so much so, that the
oO'aest Partisans Of General Jackson, who were
VI me committee. were compelled to admit the
uIth, and subscribe to the report.
a IL now appears, that Major Lewis used the in.
auenss which his intimacy with Gen. jackson,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

Considering the season, very unusual change
IN the atmosphere has taken place. On Monday
the 18th, at P. Nj. the thermometer stood at S9',
and on Wednesday. at sunrise at 81, making
difference of IS degrees! AT p. Nj it was at
TO. 1t IS presumed considerable hail has fallen
in the mountains during the late thunder gusts,
which has produced this sudden change in the
weather. MI.
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For Rent,
Trustees Notice.

vvyHE creditors of John W. Barker, who wish to par.
ticpste in the fund arising from the two deeds Of
trust executed to me by him. for purposes therein ex
pressed are hereby notified that their claims must be
sented, and the conditions Of said deeds complied
with on or before the !In 81 ..;d ,ru.,,
Notice is also given that John W. Barker has P!ae-
Cd in INV hands list of debts (now in the hands OF IN
oC;cer for coecton,) which, when received, are to
90 in aid OF the oresad trust fund, and to be appro
SSr;. ~ accordingly. GEO. WHITE.
;nns IA L. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

FLouR.-Tuesday the wagon price OF Flour
was 6 IS; yesterday the few loads received were
AIKEN at 6 SO to 6 40. Tie only sales we heard
of from stores were one OF about l3o bis. foto-
mac Flour at s5, and another of 200 bbis King
street at 6 40. The dizziness Of the New York
market seems to have had no effect on this.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21
Nibernian benevolent Society

VsNIE Members of the Ilibernan Society will please
L attend specisl Meeting, called this evening. to
be held in Brooke Lodge at o'clock precisely The
object Of the meeting is to take into Iteration the
expediency of uniting with the citizens generally in
celebrating the National independence Of our adopted
Country, on the approaching Fourth Of July.
BY order of the President.
CHAI.ES MURRAY, Sec'y.
NB Il is particularly desired, that every member
who can will attend This meeting ut the hour.
June 2I-lt
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3. ~, NayAeu, DENTAL Sturgeon,

VNyILL commence his professional visits to :exlt-
nue. them on the second and fourth Thursday N each
month during the season A. Is II. tenders MS scH'
nowledeements to his friends for the very liberal en-
courspcment hitherto received, and respectfully so!'
cts continuance Of their patronage
r. Persons desiring his professional ervices are
reouesed TO send note to the Bar Of Cageu's Ciiy
Hotel. may s-d3tae Thtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21
StrNyeA away

From the Commons of Alexandra,
<4aft about the hast of April or the first Of May
A MARE and two FEMALE COLTS
Nd The Mare is short and thick, with long
iii. s,sr in her forehead and very black. The small
or nc the Colts is also black, and year old this
spring; no spot or mark recollected. The other a
cbes5ut sorrel, about ID hands high, two years old
this springs star in her forehead and one Of her hind
Feet white suitable reward will be given if brought
home to the subscriber living near the Four Mile Creek
mrdee. or such Information be given as may lead to
their recovery. T.. "AeN'
iune 2l-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

BALTIMORE. Tuesday, o'clock, +. NJ
The Market.-Ihe market to-day appears quite
fiat. Corn is selling at 6oa64c. as in quality.
Rice is held at IS So We heat OF sale OF
su squehanna Whiskey in barrels at S5e.
BALI. Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

Yesterday, after Judge King, in the Court OF "
Quarter Sessions. had pronounced sentence OF
six years. imprisonment upon man named
Washington Taylor. convicted Of utterins coun-
terfeit bank notes, the wretched culprit drew
from his pocket pen knife. and cut his throat
so determinedly, that his life Is entirely despair.
ed uf.-Phaiad. L. s. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

Yesterday several parties of street cleaners
were out with spanner and Bosom, making the
mud and water fly right merrily. The cutters were
as clean after the abluton as if living spring was
at the head of each square. The rule should be,
" keep it agoing. "-PhH. U. S. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

From. Barbados. "A commercial TREND, who
arrived here on Sunday last from Barbados, IN
forms US that at the time he lett ION The Isl INST
the market was overstocked with all KINDS OF
produce Flour was selling at 80 %; Corn
Meal, so: Hams, lS cents; Lard 10 cents;
Sugars, SIS 50-ibid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

The New York Corporation have despatched
ns Rhineander and DE Ma, to Montreal and
Quebec, to obtain personally such information in
..iereuce to the Cholera as may be deemed useful
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

We give in another column the proceedings OF
one Of the largest and most respectable meetings
ever held in the City Of Charleston. The gen
tsm.n taking the lead at this meeting are OF the
first talent and standing. The address and reso-
lo,;on, adopted will show the sentiments OF what
i, called the Union Party" in South Carolina
in relation to the Tariff question.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21
For Sale,
The Mail Stage

u hlC ShVhk NDNVSO
BETJVEEEN .4LEX.4N
DRL4 8 ULACHES7ER,
heretofore belonging to Mr. John
skSS-2s@AehBo Boyd, has been purchased by the
undersigned, who intend to spare pairs TO tender
every accommodation and convenience possible to
those who may patronze said line.
The day Of departure from Alexandra and Wnches-
will continue heretofore, to wit: Leaves Aexan
dria every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, at II
o'clock A NJ and Winchester on the same days at
IL o'clock A. NJ; and meeting in MidlIeburg. This
line passes through the villages OF Mllwood, Paris
Upperville, Middleburg, Aide, and Providence and
arrives in Alexandria every Wednesday, Friday,
and Sunday, by IL O'Clock II. IN time for the steam
boat 10 Washington, which arrives at Washington in
The other end Of the line arrives Winchester each
Wednesday, Friday. and Sunday, in time for the diff
ferent stages that in,ersec there, that il: the Staun
ton stage, via Newtown, Middletown,, Strasburg.
Woodstock, and Harrisonburg; the Martinsburg AID
Shepherlstown line OF stages. via Mili Creek and
narksvle; the Cumberland stage, via iieskelPs, Rom
ney and Spring field; also the Doonsborough stage,
via Brucetown, Smith6eld, and shepherdStown.
The Coaches now running on this line are comfort.
able and pleasant and is the intention ct the propre
tors that no pains shall be spared either in tie seec
ton of horses drivers, as to render, possible,
general satisfaction.
Fer seats apply at A. Newton's and ii. Clagetts Ho
tells Alexandris; to Mr.. p. Flint, at the Piedmont
Stage Office. Washington; and to Dir. Purcell, Tsy.
ior's Hotel, Winchester, Va.
T, S. BLACKBURN.
Agent, at Alexandria, for
HORACE LUcKETT & Co.
iune 81 dlw&eo3w MAT. Int
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DRAUIS TOMORROW.

DR.4UIS TOMORROW.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit Of the Ioon Of Wheeling, Class No. S
for 1882,
will be drawn in Richmond on Friday, June %
Prizes of $4,000 Prizes OF Sl,665
Q do of 5000 10 do of 1000
2 do of 5000 &c. &c. SC.
Tickets s.; halves 2 so, quarters rs.
TO be had in variety of numbers of
=. U0RSE,
Lottery e Exchange Broker. .aIernndriu.
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No.
10, for 1882.
OF II IL 2S So 6 10 4 IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

Bacon &c.
ynHn Lbs town cured bacon. and
JUUU 5000 lbs. jowls. FU sale by
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
.Rlso,
4 tons country bar iron, OF tried and approved qua
lty
6 hhds very good New Orlears sugar
20 boxes imperial tea, fresh and hne
"a DO, Tyson do do. do.
8 half chests do. do. do
June 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

one Of the commissioners, gave him, to obtain
lease OF the Indians, for 1879 years, OF tTactof
10. 600 acres of land, supposed to contain va
liable salt spring; that it wss carefully conceal
ed from the public; that, when that subject came
before the Senate, Mr.. Williams, Of Tennessee,
nronosed that the reservation should be obtained
for The use offhe State; that Major Eaton, then
Senator, used his influence to prevent the propo-
sion; that question having arisen as to the pow
er of the Indians to lease the land before the con-
firmation Of the treaty. Lewis obtained nsw
lease five days after the ratification Of the treaty;
that the land reverted TO the United States by the
express terms Of the treaty; and lastly, that Ea'
, ton and Coffee, as the agents OF the U. States,
lent their sanction to an attempt on the part OF
Lewis and Currin, Lewis partner, to deirauu
the U. S. Of the land =,
These are FACTS, fully proved, and not capable
of being controverted. But we ask the reader
to examine for himself the report of the commit:
tee. and also to bear in mind that MIR. Clay, OF
| Alabama, the immediate representative OF Zen.
Coffee, whose disposition 20 screen HIM VIII not
be doubted, has been compelled to acquiesce IN
! the report. We say, let the reader examine Tor
himself, and he will find that this branch OF the
FRAUD is fully sustained; that the truth OF the
statement for which the Telegraph has been de-
uounced, is fully proved. So much OF that state.
II II
ment as relates to the ratiOns, which we are tolu
by the Globe has been denounced by the Presi.
dent himself as a SANDER s'worse than murder, y
will also be most fully sustained! Verify
" Truth is mighty and wiH prevail I'D.
THE Crops.-Within few days we have con.
versed with Gentlemen from the Counties OF
Brunswick. Luneuburg, Mecklenburg, Prince
Edward and Cumberland, all Of whom gave US
gratifying information respecting the Wheat
Crop In tins vicinity. especially few miles
above and below US, near the James and Apo
mattox Rivers, the prospect we understand is
also very Hattering. On the promise OF an aoun'
Jant Harvest, and what is no less pleasing the
probability of good price for the produce OF his
fields, we beg leave to congratulate the Farmer;
and happy should we be. likewise to have II IN
our power to say something cheering to the Plan
ter--but we hear with regret, that while lobac'
co Plants are scarce, and the young Iobae co
looks but indiHerently; the Cotton generally mas
that dwarfish. unthriving appearance, caused 6y
cold and too much wet weather, which, ike
s.. hope deferred, maketh the heart sick"
Petersburg Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

Corn u Wine.
lnn BUSHELS heavy white corn
4UU lshalf pipe old London Particular Madeira
wine
10 or casks best Marseilles wine
do Sicily do
do pale Sherry do
Also, q few quarters Of French Madeira and sweet
Malaga anes--low, 10 close sales For sale oy
;une 81 GEO JOHNSON Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21
l.Nborers

li0OOrerS
A RE still wanted on the 9th Section (Four Mile
n RUM Alexandria Canal Wages, IS cents per
day; good board, 81 62t per week. payments pune
so.,;or WILSON NJ. G. FAIRFAX,
;"ne a,st GNat Int Eng'r
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.

rgrRypiY MORNING. JUNE 2i. 1882.
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SHIP NEW
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. On. Co.

SAILED, JUNE 90,
brig Pioneer, Ellridge, Boston.
SIooo st.tira. Petit Philadelphia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-21

!, called the Union Party" in South Carolina
in relation to the Tariff question.
The letters of Judge Breckenridge to General
Jackson contain sometimes the most curious dis
closures We gave an extract from one of them
few days since. We observe the following in
bis last:-
Before | conclude the present letter, l must
remind you of the awkward apology you made
IN the course Of the conversation detailed IN my
Snl, iOr the removal Of nay brother from the Of
nee Of District Attorney for the Western Dis
the, Of Pennsylvania. You regretted it, declar-
ed il was not for any defect Of integrity. or ca
pci,y, but on account of q rule Of general Gp-
plicdion What the nature OF this rule Of ge-
neral application was, which had nothing to do
with honesty and capacity, you did not see pro,
per to mention: but have since discovered It,
Inc office was wanted for younger brother of
Mr Buchanan, and this gentleman, and his intu-
ence, were wanted BY Mr.. Van Barren. Nothing
could afford more decided proof Of YOUR ardent
attachment, or rather blind devotion, to Mr.Van
Buren,, than these two ppointnents-for hap
pen to have some knowledge of sOur private sen
'jmsais, in relation to the Russian Minister, as
well as with your sentiments (if that word can
be al all predicated of any of your feelings,) to-
wards Mr. Richie and some others, of whom,
IA due season, you may hear something. Did
YOU not deaOunce Mr.. Buchanan, in consequence
u bis failure to support the charges oil bargain
aud corruption, brought BY you against Mr.. Clays
etrf Of friend OF yours, who complained of
IL l. L. L,I call
BY asserting the fact on your authority, use these
remarkable expresslons:-" Dir. Buchanan has
sioux under The wsight Of his ocn eq,tiroca-
tons" Was it you, then. or MIR. Van Buren,,
Who sent such man to represent us at the Court
Of 81. Petersburg, as the successor of that all
accomplished aud most prudent dlplOmatist, John
Randolph Of Roanokes
The Border War.-The following extract is
made from a letter dated Fort Crawford, Prairie
du Chen, Sd June, 1882.
NlnnebagO Indians had joined the Sacs and
Foxes, hut they have since joined Gen. Dodge's
party, 10 fight against them. There are two ex-
presses now here, one from Gen. Dodge, for two
hundred nurses; the other from Gen. Atkinson,
;COl Hamilton and ADD for the Sioux and Me.
uomODics, who are daily expected here, and will
De speedily despatched, All Prairie DIES Chiens
are under arms; some families from the mining
country have taken shelter In this fort.
"lhe dead bodies Of the two young ladies
supposed TO be taken prisoners, have been found,
With every appearance Of having been brutality
ra'ished, SC. A blacksmith and his party, en-
Poyed in burning coal near the portage Of the
Wisconsin river, have been killed."
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WAS 6 IS; Yesterday the few loads received were
AIKEN at 6 SO to 6 40. Tie only sales we heard
Of from stores were one of about $50 bis. Poto-
mac Flour at 6 s5, and another OF 200 bbis King
street at 6 40. The dullness Of the New York
market seems to have had no effect on this.
BALTIMORE. Tuesday, o'clock, 7. NJ.
THE Market.-The market to-day appears quite
fat. Corn is selling at 60a64c. as IN quality
Rice is held at IS so. We hear OF sale OF
su souehanna Whiskey in barrels at S5c.
Bait. Pat.
From, Barbados. "A commercial friend, who
arrived here on Sunday last from Barbados, IN
forms US that at the time he lett ION the Isl INST
the market was Overstocked with all KINDS OF
produce. Flour was selling at SO so; Corn
Meal, so: Hams, 8 cents; Lard, IL cents;
Sugars, SIS 5O.-ibid
Corn Erchange.-A good deal of business was
dane in flour with some fluctuations and an evil
dent falling of in demand and in prices general.
~ At the close. The business on Saturday was
heavy at s6sas for Western: N. York and Troy
we're offered at b64 The arrivals by the North
River on Saturda, were $500 bis. All the com.
mon southern sorts we quote SCI rather nominal
however. Georgetown for baking maintained
its prices.
A sale was made on Thursday Of 500 bis. at
S6s and the closing price was !. No wheat
came in. Northern yellow corn sold at &c ~
cts. freely aud southern at &c 68 cts. though ct
cts. was the best price at the close OF business
Business Generally was but moderate in its
movements. The news from England has pro-
duced great caution for the present in sending
prope;;y there, and the ch6..sra news from Cana
ola, with the probability that it will soon be in ills
and the other cities Of the States, produced nj.
most an entire stasDaon OF affairs.
". T. j. Com. J,sne IS.
From, Rio de Janeiro. editors of the Bal
timore American are indebted to the poiiteness Of
friend for the perusal of letters from Rio janet
no. received BY the ship Azelia az New York;
The following is an eXtract:--
"RIo DE JANElRo, May s, 1882.
During the present year the importations from
the United States to this port have been compare
lively very small, though fully large as the mar
ket required. The stock nf Elour on hand on
the LIST January, was 2Nndly ,hrons: the present
stock we estimate l.ng spi,its lha, re-. aoIs. we
are now making very uper world a, Richmond
brands at 16l l7H0O0.'ns =. '...e lst January.
there have been shipped hence l5l, s75 bags of
coffee. of which 55,6S4 bags have gone to the
United States The new crop which has just
commenced coming in is said to be large and
Of fine quality. We presume the market will
be we'll supplied by the last OF this month
when unless there should be further rise in Eu.
rope. we think, the prices will probably rule from
$500 to 1900. The last transactions Iii Ex.
change on England were from $50 to SAD, and
very little money Offering
May 4.-Flour. although quoted at saving
prices, is extremely dull Of sale"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-03

8 iA'i'y wn!cs LrIr'yS We Lc .u.t. -.. -, o.
The subject, 10 etrr'asn hr hope that our C.uutry
Flour viii e imp owed in nll respects, and that my
course IN aiding IN Il object N b. duly up lated
IL has been my intention for Time To adj
dress 4 few remarks to the Couatry Ail!e,s. Hsry
now called o., DO wth the moro isasufc. Let
the" particularly call their attention 10 this eS-
say, signed Cary" it contains n.ri;,i ~ v,.u.L,e
information, and embodes ia 1t all tu~t could well
say.
In the discharge OF my oGicial duties il sholl lie
my continued aiu', as It has always been to- DO all
that to sustain and incrc the re pa alton OF
our Flour This year promises of the finest
and most abundant crops of Wheat thai has been
'caped in Virginia 70, he Guoi ~ OF IN par
ucuiar, will be- such 10 insure very superior
Flour, provided the Miller will all thst diligence
which Is within his power. Good Mtilers will make
good Farmcrs--what is TO the advantage of the
one IN The superiority of his Wheat mude of clean
my, &c. is to the advantage OF tho other, in pro-
o"c'hg nun Hour ofa superior quality, which, b. ing
ing n better price, enables him the E.oro 20 extend
better price to the Farmer. Let the Milers, Their,
be diiigent take no Wheat but such as Will re de-
liHercd wei! cleaned and in nice order--pav better
attention to tho order CLEANLINESS, liaing aud deli
erv of their barrels.
From the fine quality of the Wheat, the standard
OF Flour this year will be high. and | beg 10 as
sure them that, while VIII do them oveiy Justice,
intend To pay strict regard 80 the reIrt,t Of
Flour. EDMOND WALLS,
Richmond, I'd July, 1882. Inspector OF Flour.
+. S.-The Editors Of the Enquirer, aud =. her
papers in the upper part of the State. Will he per-
haps doing service by publishing Tie foregoing
with the piece alluded to therein l.. w.