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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
Tugi,,ia Real Estate Brokerage and &c
neral .fgency Office,

Fourteenth STR few doors from Nam street) near
Byrd's Warehouse, RiCHMOND. Va.
aNO'hce under the above title has bsen recently
I established, and is now open. in Richmond. Va 4,
in connection with the Emigrant Agency Ohio. New
York, for the purpose Of making purchases eff citing
sales and leases of and loans Real Estate and other
property; also attending to General Brokerage and
Agency Business Also connected wi,h an established
Agency Office in the City Of New Orleans, Ia for max
ing purchases and efecting sales Of NEGROES tmsie
and female-) Therefore, Owners who have Slaves cal
culated for Southern market comprising stout heal.
thy and active Mechanics, Field Hands. Genersl La.
borers House Servants, and Family Domes'ics. frnm
10 to IS years Of age. can, through the medium OF this
Office find speedy cash sales.
3. All personal or written applications will meet
with due attention
P.S No letters communications taken from the
Post Office unless post paid.
JAMES MCCALL & Co.
dec 1o-3m Richmond. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14

~ The close Of this year will complete
another volume OF the Alexandria Gazette; and
we take this occasion Of reminding distant and
other subscribers who are in arrears, that il
would be conseuienI for Us then to receive the
amount Of their subscription Those of them
whose patronage has always sraced our books,
hut whose money we have nerer seen. will. if
their accounts are not settled before the 1t of
January. no longer receive copy Of this psper.
This course is due to ourselves; aud shall at
very early period, 90 TO considerable expense in
procuring new fount "f type for our paper, and
making other improvements, we hope this notice
may be attended to BY all whom il concerns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
Vs. POSTPONED TILL TUESDAY NEXT.
BY GEORGE WHITE
Wines, RaisiNs, Grapes, &c.

1T AUCTION.
M FRIDAY Next, at II O'Clock, At A. c. Gaze.
- move u Co.'S Wharf, will be sold At auction,
THE CARGO
Of the Brig Al, xsndria Capt Rice, from Malaga con-
ssting Of
so quarter casks Malaga Wine
100 lndan barrels do do
SO do do old Dry and Nuscat do
1851 boxes Of Bunch, huscstei and Bloom Raisins
500 hsf and quarter boxes do do do
200 casks. half casks and quarter casks do
2CO trails of Figs
SO bags Filberts and walnuts
200 pots and jays Grapes
l47 jars Olives
IA boxes Lemons
Is bales Of Mats
~ do Bottle Ccrks
40 boxes CASTLE Soap
1913 dozen Palmetto Hats
Alexandra, December 10, 1888.
&G- The above sale is unavoidably postponed
to uesday next. ih ins ant-head winds having pre-.
vented the Brig Alexandra from getting up in time
from below. dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14

The MARKET.-The news received from Lii.
verpool. has further depressed the prices of Cot
ton. The Corn Exchange remains as at the close
OF last week, except that Barley is lc higher, and
Rye about as much lower. In other things there
Is 90 change. Money is extremely scarce.
~ T. j. Com. Dec IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
a Valuable Farm f,r sale

.&ssSA | wish to sell CLIFTON. 1t Is
eSE35is1 situated ab ut three miles from Aiexan
tgISlHf irs. Immediately between that place and
st'sSsaNs3 Mount Vernon II contains Two fund.
, REQ AMI FIT, tcres-an hundred Of which are in
wood, lying in BODY that side of the tract near.
es Alexandria the bsiince is divided into three fields,
and vel enclosed by the best past ard rail fence
he soil originally good - the fields have been
well d,ched and cleaned and BY udicious cultivation
are rapi'y improving. The Orchards number more
than 81, hundred fruit trees young, Wig and bear
ing apple, peach pear, CHI Try, apricot and necarne.
The lmprovem nts were made by a gentleman who
spared no cos tn complete plan designed with great
taste. They consist Of brick dwelling house of two
wings. connrc ed by coionade-each wing contains
Eve room, hased in the handsomest style. The out
houses Of brick and convenient, snd sufficient
for large establishment. The whole has lately been
thoroughly repaired. pump Ofexcehent water is in
the yard. The hcu is on commanding emine nee,
whe health has always been enjoyed; and I sum.
mer residence has superior. The view is at once
grand and beautiful To the north, the house is ap.
preached through avenue three hundred yards IN
length OF large and beautiful trees, and the gardens
and orchards are arranged each se of this ave
nue. as to give il giace and beauty. The view from
The house through the avenue l. shut up by the wood
land To the south cast and west, the prospect is al
most unlimited
On the east you look upon Fort Washington and a
cultivated Country in the State of Maryland. On the
south, Mount Vernon. object with which every
American associates all that is interesting and venera
Bile. IS immedatek under the eye, with ten fifteen
thousand acres of fine campaign Country, spread out
directly between the two hills, diversified by Witness
and cultivation in endless variety.
The I:iver Pot,nsc for ten miles is visible from
Clifton: and when wiltened by the sails If busy
commerce. oftenm,s is. forms picture that caI
not re seen without pleasure To the west, at The
distance cl thirty miles, the magnifcep, Blue Ridge S
plainly dslingu,shsbe.
have also fur sale very handsome par of vel.
matched Carriage Horses: they grey, six,e en-
hands hi b.; Young, handsome, active and gentle, sn1
draw wei
The terms will be accommodating for which sppiy
to TNOS. w. HEWITT
dec 9-llwSectf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Isg.uS 4 valuable FLOUR STORE 4
sWi ;iG WAGON STAND, situated at the
Eat kklE western extremity OF King street: the
- xsEs0 boundaries OF the Store beginning at
the distance Of l25 feet inches from the vest
side OF West street; thence BOrthwardy, paral.
lei to West street, 100 feet, to ten feet alley;
thence eastwardly, and parallel to King street.
% feet; thence soutiwardV, and parallel TO
West street, 100 feet, to King street; thence
~estwardlv, bounding on King street. 22 feet, to
the beginning The boundaries OF the Wagon
Stand. at present possessed by ]. Gibson, begin.
Ging at the termination of the line OF the Store
last mentioned, and at the distance Of l01 feet
inches from the point where the north line OF King
street intersects the west line OF est street, and
running northwardly. parallel TO West street,
100 feet; thence. crossing the alley OF ten feet
w.s:Nardly, parallel to King street, % feet;
thence northwardly, parallel to West street, 243
feet inches, to Cameron street; theuce east.
wardiy, with said street. 1913 feet inches to
Yves, street; thence sou,hwardly, with West
street, 243 feet 2 inches, to the allev; thence
westwardiy with the alley, l9 feet; thence. eros.
sing the alley Of ten feet, southwardly, 100 feet,
to King street; thence, with King street, west.
warJly, 80 feet S inches, to the beginning
If the property is not sold by private sale be.
fore the eth day Of December next, it will then
be offered at auction at o'clock 10 the afternoon,
on the premises. The terms Of sale. and the ne.
cessary information relative to the title. will be
given by the subscriber
nov 29-2aw9t COLIN AULD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14

Flour la consequence Of the great scarcity
o.money, the wagon price OF Flour fell to $500
On Wednesday afternoon; Thursday it continued
The sane; Yesterday it was 1904 $500. We
,re uo advised of any sales from stores, but pre-
.ums some small lots have been forced of at
s9au, Sj,l2i.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
Or tsent.
For Sale or EXchange,

GGsss rhe DWELLING HOUSE e LOT OF
91GI GROUND formerly occupied as Tavern, stu
ate ut the o King and ST Assph streets, known
as the Indian Queen Tavern. This Establishment
would be sold very reasonable terms, exchanged
for other real property in the For terms apply
to CAriiARlNE BRAWNER
dec l4-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
SALES At AUCTION.
Stoves, Chairs. xs-yhis D.v

VI Skt an ukH bG
~ SATURDAY Morning. December 18th. 1888 at 10
"'cock, ut ;h, s,rr,, corner pf St ksxrs aud
krk streets shsil SCI an Assortment II S7uVeS
eHI'hS. re The s'nves Of The best quality,
''aue W "'n'n re cod IN exce!ien. crdcr Those In
posi,iv. CIR Cash
At 'hc same shall Sci, FAMILY CARRIAGE.
IN good order. TO the hghes, bt,,er
n"N CHEST-A'sn, an Iron Chest, on wheels.
wa.rShta nre proc, ma = by Gxylcr
a.. INV 81 '"ese Articles can be examined previous to
we se GEO WHITE,
We 70 <uctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
sP THE SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION

omen every Saturday afternoon FROM half pas, to
O'Clock. under the direction OF Committee Of the
Managers, at their Room Fairfax. few doors north
OF Prince street-Those to whom it would be more
convenient may make their deposits sny other tlay
of the week, with William Stabler, Apo,hecary, sc
Fairfax street fcSat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
COLIN AULD.
Farm for sale.

WISH TO sell q Earn. containing 3l2 acres,
i adjoining my re,idence. II is heavily tinbered.
and has on it variety of fine Fruit. great bargain
may be had il Immediately applied for.
Fairfax County, Va. ID. +. DuLhNY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14

TO Net,
s;sss The large and elegant DJpELLTyG HJUSE
ssAlsituste on Cameron, between Washing IN ana
st Asaph Streets, the property Of Thomas F.irIav
Esq and recently vacated by his removing TO h IS
country sea: in Fairfax County. The House is newly
painted. in good Order and will he Il upon favor.
able terms for murc Year,, S'..L tenant
For terms apply 10 PihNEaS JaNNnr
l2th mo 9th--7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
Box lost or M,scarrieA

[ BOX, containing BOOKS. mostly classical mark d!
n " James ID Johnson, Norfolk " has been mi car.
-ied anv information respecting it VIII gratefully
received by ROBERT sOUTrER & son.
Norfolk, dec 12-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST
ARRIVED, DECEMBER IS,

h"Hl'E P' pEoEMnhR TO-
Barque Superior. Smith, Stockholm Is days;
Iron to Phlnea, Janney.
Steambnat Fredericksburg, Jenkins, BaIti.
more; Freight aud passengers. Passed Brig
Alexandria, from Malaga, in the river bound up.
Schooner Fair America. Spencer. Piscataway;
Tobacco to Edward aud Heory Dainger field.
Sloop Mary. Gibson, Bladensburs; Flour to
Henry Dainserfield.
Schooner Robert Gordon, Baker, at New York
lltb.
Schooner President Somers. do do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14

" Accompanying to days paper, we have is.
sued an Extra. containing the Bank Report and
the Report OF the Secretary Of the Navy. Ex.
ira copies Of the Supplement for sale at thi, Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
auction Notice.


'1>HE undersigned having declined leaving Alexan.
4 dris, respectful, tenders his thshksto his friends
tor their liberal patronage. and At himself that by
promp, and faithful discharge Of the several duties
which may devove upon him as
AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL COMMITS.
SION MERCHANT,
to merit con inuance of public favor Sales of Real
Estate Stocks Furniture, Merchandise, and other ar.
ticles, out Of do rs, particularly attended to.
Having large and convenient Warehouse, sitlsted
IN the most central business part of the city, on King
between Washington and ST. Asaph Streets he is pre-.
pared to receive Goods. Wares and Merchandise; also
Furniture Of every description.
rsonsinterding to kave town would find it to their
interest to deposi'e their Furniture with him. to be sold
as they may M ect and those disposed to purchase OF
exchange old Tor Furniture would do well to give
him call. dec IL GEO VIII Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
NOrNtiN NMY

DEUrRNS thanks to the ladies' and gentlemen Of
IL Alexsodrs and its vicinity for the liberal encou.
ragement extended TO him since his commencement in
business and socits continuance OF their fayors. He
has on hand general assortment Of
sdes Roots and Shoes
Gentiemen's Boots and Shoes; and
Childrens Boots and Shoes
All of which will he sold the lowest prices for cash.
or to punctusl customers on the usual time
Ladies or gentlemen wishing any articles made to
order, will be promptly attended to-.
NJ The subscriber being DESTROYS TO close his pre-.
sent business between this time and Spring. appeals to
all persons in town or country who indebted to his
estabshmentto settle their by the middle Of
January. 1854. dec ll-dlw&2aw3W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14

81" 10 consequence Of legal informaIity in
advertising The property described below. n re sale o.
the an " Ill take place t.r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
A lady
St0machio Bitters.

StOWNCNlS E1tlEFS.
y compliance with the wish of many, and further
To A., immediate my customers, the price Of my
n,,ers Will rsresf.er be follows: so per bot.
,e Is per zen bottles; S73 cents per gallons 50
cents Der ausr,; Is cents per pint.
w. WEDDERBURN,
dec 2-es King street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
COMMERCIAL.

D., If Produce in .4ieraadria yesterday, from
wagons and Fesseis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14

!. R5JA WISH 10 YETI CLIF IUN. II q
IsfysIIR situated ab ut three miles from Aiexan
;gIS lHfH .irs, Immediately between that place and
.fslI4.ts Mount Vernon Il contains Iwo fund.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-16

Mr. Roano made unsuccc ssful motion 10 adjourn.
MIR Goodc said il the motion OF the gentleman from r.
aud l.. to be adopted another would be equally
cessary, and he would an amendment, that the
Presidrn, OF the United States do abstain from the
force against any State OF this Union, without the consent
OF Congress II one of these motions adopted both
ought to 90 together
MIR. Harrison moved an adjoummcnt-rcjccted, 4s to
81
MIR. Moore said hc had objection to the motion OF
the gentleman Utu Mecklenhurg IL that 10 request
The President 20 absain from using force, to admit
that lac had tho right to do Mr. NJ. not prepared
10 admit this.
Mr.. Goo'e said be would modify his motion, so TO
make II read that protest against the OF force by
the Presidcnt, &c"
On mOiuu OF Mr. McCamant, the ayes and noes were
ordered on the amendment.
MIR. Campbell said lac could give a this
ion without protesting against it, II makes protest
case they violated. He would ueithcr vote for the
motion IN IT. original ioru . modified.
MIR Faulkner rose now Outstanding its repeated failure,
70 renew The motion TO adjourn. The proceedings OF this
day hal exhibited
lie Speaker here pronounced the gentleman out of
uer. motion To adjourn not dcbaeab bile.
MT Faulkner was aware OF the rule of order. But he
begged leave 10 aduonh the House. that from the pre-
sent course OF proceedings, evident that they
no, now ina temperate lcgsate with any due regard to
the honor reputation OF the State. He therefore
that the House do adjourn.
he motion was agreed TO, and
! The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
pEDfGsFeEE.

Hrcng was gol by the distinguished race
norse Sir Charles, who has turned out more race
horses than any other horse of his day he by Sir
Arehv, who is Justly styled the father otthe Ame-
liean turf-hls dam by Citizen, he by Packoltt IN
Gneland- Hercnrys dam was by Remus, he by
faftIr. aud TaHar by old Diomed ltemus's datn
was oy Daredevil, & her dam was also 10y Diomed,
Remus's grandam was by the imported knowsly.
great e.. dam by Old Bellair, he by the imported
Medley great great granQam 10y the imported
obscurity, great great great srandan by Apollo,
&c. sc.
1t is eviden, from the above pedigree that Herea-
~ has decended Immediately from one OF the pu-
rest and most popular stocks IN the world, his
close alliance 10 the noble ANA Unprecedented sue
cess OF his unblenshed ancestry ifnpurt to him in
thu most concentrated manner The richest crosses of
Aschy, Citizen, Medley, and Diomed- Hercn,Y's
dam was sold 10 VIM. Il. Johnson, at the extreme
age olthircen, for $500. Her produce, 10y Med
icy since, two year old, 10 MIR. J. :. HUT of
Beltpld Va for 5000 cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
DESCRIPTION,

H-ronfy' ,s abeaaiifrl bay. six years old this
Sptns full five feet two inches high, Of great
stontucss, fine bone and muscle, and as well pro
paflianed as any horse in America, his great deptI
of a'.l, expanded with ribs of that oral form cs.
teeordby all rs the grea'les defatum in the lorma
ton ottnc race borse-~bls les are black with
beau1 iuI varicsatlous Of spots about his ankles
shaving a, once the striking analogy he bears &c
his unr;vaed kindred. Ills mace and tail are as
black as the rielen raven, flowing with an air o.
graceful proportion, which beauties and adorns
the Noble Seed His neck Using out Of his shou
ers IN II gradual arch-lihe proportion towering II
the air with grandeur 'nexprossible, is inserted in
10 a tountcnance gentle and noble, and at the same
time gifted with that vigiIant sasacity which Sc
Justly belongs 10 the distinguished Of the race an,
terminating In noslrlls ~lde aud expanded, in
natns the same ambitious spirit which character
z.i him through many a hard fought field.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
NDNcuRYs
Glk

7ss Prors,,p # y y ORR, If Lyaci1ifg.
YNilis beautiful Race Horse and stallion. haY.
II ing been selected ith the striciost care from
he most valuable stock flhe lanb IS now at hs
stand my stable, at Rocky Noun, Franklin eoun-
y, Va, in the glory and vgour Of his youth, ready
70 serve atthe reduced price fsreatyfr dol.
ars the season, which may be discharged by TWEEN
dollars ifpaid on OF before the the lsi Of July
hutg.kue dollars insurance, to be pad az soon as
the same is aseengned or the mare parted with
Eiheen Collars the single leap, to be paid down at
the time Of service and ono dollar cash to the groom
IN eyerv instance. Any gentleman, becoming re-
spDnsIble for SIX mares will be allowed one gratis
The season TO commence the lst February ant
expire the lst Of July. The subscriber will his
most Wig liant esertlons 10 give ample satisfaction
to all who may patrenze his horse, and to prevent
a accidents and escapes, but cannot be liable fol
any that may happen. Extensive pnsturage Is
prepared for NIL mares semitic mercury, and every
attention Will be paid TO mares with colts nothing
vii be charged ior servants accompanying them
aud only twenty five cents per day for feeding
With grain to all such may order H. Mares pu
To .HercHry that fail this season., will only be char
scd half price the next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
n,a;IMOND NLYNCiIBUK
STA Cd MS.

FKyT1E public nrc respectfully informed, that, by
n direction Of the Post Office Department, tins
route is changed from three 10 six Zines week.
he Stage will leave Richmond and Lynehburs
eye'y day Saturdays excepted, and arrive IN each
n'ac every day, Sundays exc pied.
As this arrangement extends no farther than
Lynehbufe, passengers fol the S6nh, either by
Fcct x Wexford lue, VIA Ramos Tavern, tiamp.
den Sydney College, Nc. OF by Smiths line through
pans He, Va 10 the ,arolinns, Gnor, ia &c. to
tn Soa luef. through Alabama, and Tennessee
and 10 the IItli via the watering places and Guy
ondolle, on the Ohio river, should unless they wish
To rest aday IN LynehbuHg. leave Richmond Oh
Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays
The eoa1hes GA this line are new, and are not
rAceIled II beauty strength or comfort, ~ any NOW
IN use. Tie horses are GOOD, and the drivers nc
conmodallng, a,lul nnd steady.
In consequence, Of the great Improvements re
Gently effected, and those IN contemV lation, ~ the
Steamboat navigation between Richmond and Bal
umorc, with which tbs line connects three tunes
week gong and rolufning,) tacilita ny the M
tcrcourse between those points bcyond NIL previous
example can confidently recommend my line to
IA their tips % and from the Nor,h--the time re
quisiie to accom- sh them and the expenses, vary
IN but hltie from any other line uld IN point y,
comfort EXCEEDED by nom, If equalled by any.
y. PArrESON, Propftctor
Rlehmond IT. Lyaea6ntg lin.
N |. Al! baggage packages, &c. al the risk Of
the uWners thereof
Dec + u,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25

VI HtiE public are informed thai a daily mil is
- now running between This place aud Wash.
ingion CITY. The advantages Of this arrange
men' are numerous and bsious.-lt not only
gives ths p lace daily Northern, but daily Rich
monG mail. ~ presents 10 The travelling from
tennessee, nc. route subject 10 no delay nhaive
err.
Ths line is intended to combine a proper ex.
petition, with ample time for rest but whenever
II Is required, il will travel all night, as dors the
Fredericksburg line, and will then reach Wash
,ns'"n without difficulty, as soon the steamboat,
From Charlottesville TO Ale xandra, by land, III.
mules Alexandria to Washng ton, BY the boat
;, m'les-by my route, l24
FROM harlottesvi'lc to steamboat landing 70
"'es-S'eamboa, landing to Washington, OIL
route by fredericksburg. l39 niles.
distance from Salem to Washington City, 1872
are, ST. %
i"e subscriber has spared no pains 10 put the
pest accommodations Oh the whole road from Sa
,e" !" Washington City. And having involved
"'"se'i IN neavy additional expense, in conse
qoence OF the establishment Of daily mail. solicit.
me support OF generous public.
a.. WM. SMITH.
W Ahe Abingdon and Knol vile papers will in.
seVt ne above - months at the usual discoun, and
sen. '"s'r account " this office ior collection,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
TIE FRANKLIN HOTEL,
YNCHRfRG va)

TUyuE SUBSCRIBER, formerly Of the Bell Ia
II vern, in Liberty, Va. has taken possession OF
the above splendid establ shment, recently occupied
ny Robert Morriss, Esq
lie is now furnishngihe numerous rooms OF this
spacious House in style that will afford elegant
accommodations to those who may pease ~ call
on him. Private parlors and dining rooms, suitably
furnished, will be kept for the use OF families !
and Gentlemen travelling by private convey
ance may be assured that the extent of the
House enables the proprietor to prevent annoyance
to them from the arrival and departure OF the
Stages.
The splendid lines of stagc-coaches TO this
place from Richmond, Dany,lle, Salem, and
Washington City" and the watering places,all STOP
It, this house, aad their respective Offices KEEP,
in IT, The Hotel is situated on the main street
convenient TO both Banks, and TO the Tobacco
Warehouses.
Stagc Passengers may at all times, be supplied
with Hacks, Gigs or horses, TO travel off the line.
lie has, with much care, selected sober, honest
and active Servants and Osilers over whom hs
| viii exercise constant and vigllant attention
! HIS Chambers are large and numerous, enabling
! him 10 accommodate one hundred persons viii
ease. Ills stables will not be surpassed by any IL
Virginia, as the stables are large, with dirt ang
paved floors, and supply of water at the door.
| Having taken the above establishment for mum
! Der of years, and incurred havy expenditures II
improving getting up aud furnishing ii, the sub
scrbers interest viii induce hum to omit nothing il
| his power 10 Accommodate his customers.
Y. N. OLIVER.
A. The Danville Reporter, Wythe Argusan'
Lexington Union will insert tie above once wceI
for weeks, and forward their recount to this ollie
for payment.
| Jan.