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NOIlCE.-Wi he PIT of At auction, unless previously
rented privately Wednesday, the 10th day Of Oe.
ooer next u lair, Otherwise, the first fair day there
alter0 on the premises, that weknown Tavern CALI
Poesvie, in the lower end of Louisa county lust half
way between Gainesville and Fredericksburg and frty
miles above Riehmond-Also the store Ionso and loi,
20 which IL susehoda email hut comfortable dweIlinS
Hcnse NAIH THOMPSON. .
q. tU1tt & "A ,1eO
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AN OBSERVER.
GnlflrrrA-Ll,n1.rr

,v.... N - COMMUNICATED.
III; ooDkN K.iL Ro,ps-Errda The Of the Enouirer
M Wilinms, their of The 18Th. Wv"
10 my letter TO Mr. w. of 5tl August from bo,,oo, f.,
Prooabie os Plcnse read
anf ny letter TO MI w between Wilms of The
s3a nave bcen inserted b'iofo
90 70 seaklng OF the cost of timber, hewe, sawed an
heH there - the Throwing gnleriuo sb,uLi
gutsring The Immediately foInwos 81, Nv ,i,, We
he 70 beginning with since whiting tho above" and cIn
WIN he words great merit" lin Of
should have be- rccred ought to neo been
,usecn before Mi williams leter afc
oo nov1 written To- Mr. w this day. accepting popos
sh"u par, nrnnos;f;on
u'ssrs Edorsi hope you will have ,hs gon.rs IN nDi
oSe ect'ons; now M Tie manuscript rfect don
hp", "I prepared
'he sense nnd do feel sure that
muohuce VIII mako full
upon you sud rcador'. This d
Mt Thumb by mail VIZ my
''"VS'"'o' s''P' oOh' 1855 JOHN HARTMAN
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ihe proposifion.-The las, Washington Globe states
,na' he Republican press generally cnt,rsins Mir
~ proposed amendment to the Constitution with dr,,
ed hvor We hope il viii be equally by Con
greSs anu The States We cordially concur in that wish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

a FEM ALE TEACHER WANTED. "A L,dy well
IA qualified 10 teach all the branches nj polite female
E"gish Educahon together with music on the Piano
Forte, and who can exhbi, satisfactory testimonials of
such qualifications NAY iin employment in private f..
ny, and aif wages III very healthy Situation nv al.
dressing letter postage paid w c., Liberty Bedford
CO. va, sIaiing lerms, &c. Oclobef 4. l3--wn
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HNDUCAriON.--Mis ANNA y. TAYLOR, a lady n
p a several years experience IN teaching, aud who has
gwen general satisfaction 10 her patrons will omen a
school al s place Tie ensuing year for The reception Of
young Ladies In i' School will I've taught all the use
1 nTsncnSs OF an E"gish educalion viz. Orhogrspby
Reading, Whiting, English Grammar, Arithmetic a.
gaphy and Ilisiory--Piain Needle Work and Theorem
Pointing viii also be taught The subscriber will receive
three or four young ladies' boarder al sxv five dol
lars CHE scholastic year. for board aud tuition in all the
above branches except Painting for which additional
charge o. I'VE dollars will be made No pupil will be re-
ceivcd for shorter than Eve months Dsy scholars
viii be admitted at $I2 10 $I5 the term Of 10 months
lbe school Will commence the 18th January and erm.
uie on The 10Th December, with vacation OF one month
~ the sumner Every attention viii be paid by the fu
oross snd myself the and morals of the Young
ladies' committed 10 our care. My address is Mansfield
Louisa county. MARY b. MANSFIEID
october a. i3--w3w
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~ANfED,a man without family, to superntend Sc.
w ven or eight hands, on a farm near Richmond
Satisfactory recommendations 10 industry qualifications
and character ~ill he required. Apply at this Office
Oetooer 4 Att
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TO THE EDJToHs OF yye r,,o,,,,,,

he Co
neucement az Hampdcn Sydney College and wa. highly
g'auheu WIN what saw ami heard The spec ciies de.
Ve'r on That occasion, all Interesting and some OF
'hrnn distinguished for ability aud elcquence
ne address OF Mr. George Swami Of Cumberland :, az
highly credi'able 10 his iaen and taste and am L,rny
70 near that II will shortly he laid before The pub, -
'n'h scenes ~ that have just Witnessed cannot Isl tn
.n'er me De p1hing patriot, and however much he may
MINK virginia has reiroga,l-d from her former j,uy
SAFE ms mind will be animated with pleasing xueca
Mons wie he coniempaies The attc ing prosp.c heorc
US ne SUBJECT OF Education daily attracting more at,eu
non, au II Is gratifying To literary institutions IA,
"o"Heu oy an Enlightened community The hacEnird
expression that '"ompriitou Is the life OF trade !, r
VI o'h'f mug besides commerce. Although
v sanitary Stimulus 10 Colleges our yonth willie
Bearing u" nnn'i, that "knowietge is power" will seek H.
attainment from other and nobler motives tau snri, o
.N"iy he youthful a.piran in toiliug 20 sedu,,u.I
"" 'nr WaiHiheh oil Wedge should not be scuiaied
Wy ,"e "esre Simply oil possessing it, but rather Inv IN.
'"""ne one oil applying il TO permancnt and vaiabl
P"Pes AZ uiS interesting period, what high incentives
""'iueu ougr our youth the paths of science
wne" 'hey examine The past and present condition of fla
''"e, ana permit tho Imagination scan the OF a. uer
eeP"cai as not 10 anticipate the most auspcios resuIs
lio" our efforts in thorough and general cul,va
"on on The Arts and Scienccs 1t time TO turn deaf
ear 10 those croaking prophets, who decry the Common
Wc" AS though they expected to see her quail beue
tue pressure OF domestic uisforfunes. ii finn, d, 49,,
ASIDE the too fashionable slang about drrcner,rv AMI
sounu rough this land noer pean 1t j. lime II,
cNn'ra'c the mlnd and nerve the arm Therefore
WIN NOSE bugbears, which shake our Gr.i,ie,s of ,ur
pose and induce ds,rust an inactivity
September 29ih. AN OBSERVED
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no THE EDITORS OF 1Hs rN.o,,,or,

TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENoUyRE8
rENTLEMEN;-WHl you permit old suhsciil, 10
make lew remarks, in your paper relative 10 VI cnrv
Cay IL u really amusing. 10 whai powerful .H,ris
some newspapers ate m"kiu2 produce the iupre ssio
mat Henry Clay viii not I've brought nri as c.,i
uae Tor Inc next Presidency IL is manifest that this is
All Zone Tor effect: IL is their wish that m
should not be-ehce their exertios l. supposed
oy any reasonable man, that Mr. Clay would declare him
self candilate?-wouid it be expected, of him, that d..
should come out aud cxcain, Fellow citizens oI.r
nySe'i as candiiae for he highest office within YOU,
disposal and will faithfully YOU should i, be your
pleasure 10 confer II on me-. lkuow man. " ho would
expect ths, and were there any unreasonable know
ldrher' That Henry Clay is the la, man upon earth TO
pursue $" course. The acbioaiions which ever &C.
e"py s or",n oil the willy politician and Jcmagog who
so'ciy Tor thelr own Announcements strSnpcrs to
Tue man. oil whom with truth il may be said, the ONLY
ends he aims at, are his counrys have not the ie as
eouo 'nat Mr' Clay will yield 10 the solicitations of his
anu mere Is another truth, from which his oppo-
menus may extract much comfort as they can that his
eus are more numerous, than those OF any candidate
present mentioned, and will hardly be denied that he
deserves more than any ohcrshavng done more for his
country than all OF them together. Very respectable
yours, Sc. AMOR VERIJ, ,TIS -
Chckahominy S,oamp, Oct 1, 1888
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Total,
1852

EDMUND WALES, Inspector
Du'l"E me same period Tie last year, the inspection
amounted 10 pa leaving OF last years crop
inspected during the quarter ending the 30tb OF Sepem
oer oyer that OF the present OF 20 1872 barrels; vet the
amount OF inferior grades inspected in 1888 erceeds bv
1872 barrels, that during the months in go We
our farmers ~ The upper coun'ies no: destined TO-
MAKE up WIN Their tobacco this deficit their incomes
from the falling oil OF tho wheat crops
Flour inspected in the Town Of Alexandria for the
Quarter ending The 30h Sept, 1888, viz:
1912 barrels.
So2 half barrels.
besides, 80 barrels Corn Meal.
}. CLOUD,
A. JANNEY, inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

COMMUNICATED.
ACCIDENT AND NARROW EscApE-As the car.
rage OF Dr wilkinson (o Charles City, was passing
"own me arm Springs Mountain Friday last, the pole
was suddenly broken and sharp end which pierced one
" we nofses caused them TO of. The Doctor and
his niece aud were left in IN, road perfecy
ware OF heir mode OF escape from the carriage aud not
materially injured The carriage and horses fell off the
roau ana rolled about fifty yards down the mountain side
ne spine OF one OF the horses broken aud he was
pun 10 death TO relieve him from pain. The other horse
as much injured and the Carriage literally broken
r"gheh's Another Carriage was immediately sent over
from ne arm Springs for the party, where they arrived
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

man and Of his descendan,s are regarded a. m
the national conederacy Over slaves as SUCH the ua-
securing and restoration OF slaves "a owners when
hey are ugitives from the States in which their
anu also when Congress fit to resort direct
Aeuo" !" which case slaves included with other
taxable property As each State is sovereign within its
own .s' except IN those respects in which the people
eacn state have vested powers OF i'm the
hon. the people of State can exercise no
person or property within the limits any other Such
our relations, whether we like them not, and such
ney must continue be, until chang by v
ehce Thus the enormous, and rel oliny
o. slavery has grown up. and such Of the most en-
hShfened men toho doeH ,chere IL eriss acknowledge il
oe Under these circumstances. some persons among
The humane the moral and religious who dw ell ,berc
slavery Is not and who mostly utter strangers to s
pfacncsI operation from personal inspection, consider
themselves imperiously called on from heh motives or
duty TO demand, and by MI in their to
''n"ed'a'e and entire abolition"
"Immediate and general manumssion of the blacks. in
'neir wholly unprcpsred state for such change would
MAKE 'nen the most miserable beings the lace of the
e'rn' change which they would sI,uIder at il thew
eouu oe made 10 comprehend it, What a phcnone non
osu 10 IN social aud political life, to have sixth
po '"e whoe population OF country, neither aliens.
ecs citizens, nor slaves aud who become ran,i.
""r ~, WIN n''series unknown to any slaves
put the condition OF the white cannot be disre.
garded The inhabitants OF the Southern States are our
eiiow-cizens. They have united with us in forming
political and social sysemThey, and ourselves are l,v
ing under it, II it is good for any thing il is good for In.
preservation oil internal peaceor the OF pro-
perry and the lives OF those who bound together by
u
toiH regard the Union as standing before thess or ~
s,dndng at all out for the security Of these and that
ney may oe eyoyeH .Noprudenf, rational man, ho,re
ue sensitive 10 the impulses Of humanity ,oiH set at
the human heart"
Distinetions!-The Rev. Samuel J. May denies tina,
~ nus hauress before the Anti Slavery Society Of Prov
dence he advocated proposition OF in,er
marriage between the blacks and whites" A friend of
reverend gentlemen also denies, that he went as
lar IN his discourse as is He (r NJ n,reI
naed disposition TO elevate the blacks by removing
ne restraints ,o,O erisng to prohibit the crossing of
o'1oa' &c. We repeat with the Boston Gazette that
nus alters the case (ony) little; but il is bad enough
~ All conscience In recommending alteration of this
Snu IN our laws, however, Mr. May does but initiate Mr.
HARRISON arthur fapPan, and few other mock
pss who appear to have taken the cooured population Of
our country into their special keeping. &C. Again we
we are not asonshed at this man (Mr May) becom
ue punishment which poeca justice would inct upon
"noe tribe oil fanatics, from Arthur Tappan down TO
me infamous GARRISON would be make them Martyrs to
their own principle.
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samuel Shepherd az Go.
Is OOK AND JOB pRTNVEp,

a. TILE carry their business in il, v,rious b,,n.,
= - ,'tT o'd stand on ~ b 81 The ne x below
The t,ge Hotel, AMI leading Shorko Warehouse wI,er
thcy have been Tor the last II Years
Their Office has continued increase since its es,
may offer, with dispatch. w
They will have executed between June last. and De-
eemher ensuing, equal 10 fVe large octave volumes of
law, containing $500 pages and amounting IN Ooo 80.
many smaller works pampheis &c 81
ihey continue TO Use great 10 serve hos, who
mem III satisfactory manner Their custom
Is 10 execute work six months credit and for snec
men they refer the public 10 the following among oihsr
Of their publications. e '''
Calls Reports, vol. 2 ! Edition
Randolpl's do u vols.
Leigh's do 8 vols
Tate's Digest.
Supplement- 10 Revised Cole (,wo EJi,,ons\ \ x ooo
Rotinson's Practice
Robnson's Forms (2l EiitionJ
Burke's (tuidftman) Latin Grammar
Bernard's French Grammar.
nes'es many smaller Works and great number Of pam
lc,s--a whlch have their Imprint. ind shah in ne
course Cf nert month, (ADpenIber eel tb,nvaI ~
press, THREE additional uOittnes of CAtI hicb en- en-
up the cha>m between 3 Cali, and Hen & Munf '
10y aso' execute job Printing generally on reason
sonahie terms, aud with Dispatch
they offer their respects their friends and the nuht
or et hSerd support, and promise exert themselves
10 ,e utmost To deserve continuance of their favors
They feel confident that their work gener,llv ,yo,lt
not lose by comparison with Tie latest Northern publ
cations Of similar kind. f
They ingite authors in Virginia. and in the sopth ON
Law Medicine or any other department, TO canine the
WORKS wich ihcy have been referred TO- and indigo 70,
now lar may be necessary ior them to 90 To-
the North tohavc their Works eyecufed " % W
The art Of printing, they dare TO saw has ,lrs,d, -,
'aned That degree Of excellence, South Of the Potomac
nch sn'pends Tie necessity Of going the North for
'h@ printing Of their different Works.
On examining Of latest Books last fall one NJ ,,
principal Northern Law Booksellers ocknowledgcd q, s
gentleman ~ this city thatit was executed in every re-
49, eu1l 70 ,ner pest works, III the same department
ioberl 4awn
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lhe course Is ONWARD, ONWARD! We have re-
ceived the following proceedings in tho ,o,,,, 10 g
Lynchburg, and in the county Of ALLEGHENY. which
we hasten to lay before our readers Josepb Ca
oei', Esq still bears the cause manfully upon hi,
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HATS. CAPS. &c. &c.!!.

HATS, CAPS, &c. &c.!!!
T0HN L. EVANS respectfully informs bis
O Old customers and the public generally, that
he has on hand splendid assortment Of superior
BLACK HATS. Of all shapes and qualities.
manufactured by journeymsn Of long and well
tried experience. As he keeps no apprentices,
he can therefore, with confidence, recommend
any work which may leave his shop.
He has just received, by the last arrivals from
Boston and elsewhere, GAPS Of latest fashions
and of best workmanship and materiasj among
them will be found Youths and Mems Cloth
Caps, Of . variety Of patterns Also, few do.
zen Ladies' Cloth Riding Caps, new and beau.
tiful article. He continues to keep LADIES'
FURS Of every kind, such as FurStocks, Boa
Constructors, &c. &c.
And Fur Skins for gentlemen's cloak collars.
He is now manufacturing LADIES' BEAVER
BONNETS of the latest fashion, which are
thought Landowner than any thing Of the kind
ever before offered to the public. All Of which
be will dispose Of, on accommodating terms.
nov 28-dSm
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Mi0Alebnrg Female school,
AND BOARDING.

MISS E. s. GlLLErT begs leave to tender her
M thanks to her patrons for the liberal encourage
ment she has received and to inform he public that
she will continue her SCHOOL in niideburg the
next year. in which will taught the usual branches
Of an English Education, embracing Grammar. Geo
grsphy, Arithmetic, Astronomy, Natural Philosophy,
and Rhetoric; to which viii De added
Plain and Orrame ital Needle Work
All the varieties Ut shell Work
Wax Fruit and Flowers
VeivetPa nting aud Ebony Work.
Miss is prepared to accomm ID te six or eight
Young Ladies with 81 ARD. or : ssonable terms.
TUITION FEES
Fer the lower branches $l2 per annum
For Grammar and the higher branches Is do
For either Of The Ornamental do
For sli OF them Is do
Instruction on the PIANO FORTE will be given
by lady from W ashns ton. who is highly recommend
ed FOR qualifications in that department, at TWELVE
DOLLARS !cr he course
The situation o. this School is believed to be heal
thv any other; and parents and guardians disposed
to commit young ladies TO the charge Of Miss G. may
rest assured that every eIerton will be used 10 dis
charge her duties with fidelity.
hiddlebarg, Loudoun County, Nov. 90, 1853.
noy Sv
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CashiM Market.

SArE will pay Cash for any aumber of LIRELY
w NEGROES tof both sexes from II to rs wears
of age Field itsnds. Also, Mechanics of every de.
seripton Apply to
n c. Bailsrd & Co. Richmond, Va.
j. A. Saunders y Co. W arrenton. Va.
George Kephesrt Co Fredercktown, Nd.
JamssF Purveis e Co Baltimore.
John Ware. Port Tobacco, I'D
william dooper, hnnspo's. Maryland
A. Grimm, Fredericksburg, Virgiris.
N, IN the subscribers their in Alexandria
psrsons asving hkeiy servsnist TO dispose of. will do
WI 10 give US cali, we, at all times, will pay
higher prices in Cash than any other purchaser whci
nav or may hereafter conc into market
An communications prompt attended to-
FRANKLIN q ARAFiELD.
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Nruga. Sc.

VANILLA Bean, Of excellent quality
Reconnaissance mixture for the fever and ague
Jujube paste in sheets and boxes
Wistar's cough lozenges; Jackson's pectoral do
Compound syrup Of lverwert for coughs and
hoarseness; iiquorce ball of first quality
E E Elk siss., Lo's"ss'
Joffes's chlofate matches for smokers. in pocket
cases; Wstts's chlorste matches
German tapers; machine do
CupPing instruments
Best French uphate of quinine
Henrs's cslcined magnesia, genuine
London do do light
London do do ponderous
Adhesive plaster, spread, Of superior quality; pre-.
pared by q celebrated manufactures in England
Nail brushes and tooth brushes, an assortment
Soda for washing; scented bar soap
English scented soaps, 8 variety
Hayden's ba,ssm for the tooth ache
Fire Kings tooth ache drops
Edinburgh tooth ache paste
Chlorine tooth wash; do do paste
Moson's magnetism sperient, pleasant medicine
s s.ra,o Ss'e do inbO,,'e.
Preston salts, English punsents
English Hesh brushes; long peppers blue saucers
Best Bermuda arrow root
Mexican black lead for cleaning stoves, a superior
article; Paris white; nursing bottles
Swaims paRacea; do vermifuge
Trusses of various kinds and FOR persons of differ.
ent ages, full assor, ment
Surgeons instruments; patent pump syringes
Compound Fluid Extract Of Sarapariila. pr pared
b. process that extracts anu retains the sc.
tive part Of the medicine This Is excel.
lent remedy for the Rheumatism, Kings Evil
and for the depraved state of the system pro
duced oy ulcers Of long standing.
And almost every other article in the DRUG LINE.
The subscriber respectfully informs Physicians and
others that ne selects or prepares as the case may Me-
the articles which he offers for sale. with unremttDg
attention. endesvorng to nave every medicine that
goes from his store Of the FIRST quality in all respects
and put up in the safest and neatest manner
WILLIAM STABLER.
18th mo 18th, 1883. fwarenton spec.l
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This Day Published,
BU ". M. MORRISOV

Dy ~. 4H' !HVHHToO!F
LHXPOSITlnN of Psaln, CXfY as Illustrative Of the
IL character and exercises Of Christan Experience.
by the Req Charles Bridges. u. 4 Vicar Of Old
Ge,oton. SUIT TX frs, american from the sirtk Lon.
dom Ed ion.
Also Just received, and on sale SIS above
Questions on tie Lessons Collect Epstt and ospel Il,
the Sunday Morning Serpice of tie Church destgned
for Bible Elas,es and sunday SCHOOLS BY hev Tho.
Jackson. assistant minister in the Monumental
Church Richmond, "a
Memoir Of the Req John S.n,me, field, A, " Minister
cfthe Methodist Episcopal Church prepared for the
Ro.ng
Christianity Vindicated. in seren Diseovrses on the Er.
terna Euidences If tie Nep Testament ici h con
GLIDING Dissertation Be JOHN Henry Hopkins. D
ID Bishop IF 'he Protestant Episcopal Church an tie
Diocese of 1erm0nt nov Is
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Notice to Fisher men.

WILL sell out my FISHIAG OUTFITS, ard the
unexpired Lease Of one year, with the privilege Of
me lease being extended from three five years ut
rent. The shore is FIRST rate Herring Fish.
cry situated the Maryland side of the Potomac cal
ied Sa"dy Point, next shore above Doctor Richard n
mcfhersons Fishery. The Seine 10 2s0 fathoms long.
nsnnS 32feet deep. with Boats. Captstons Reel and
IN fact every article necessary carry on the fishery
Inquire of ~rt Richard BROOKS.
Washington, near the Long Bridge.
oct?-eotf
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HnmDstesd for sale.

'YlHIS place long been established stand for
mercantile business, and IS well improved, having
good Store, Grain and other necessary houses for the
business as well as excellent Dwelling House and
every convenience for The dation Of family
There few acres also Of Land, all enclosed and
in snug order 1t lies within about mile of Boyd's
Hole-a stopping place for steamboats, The Potomac
about same distance from an Episcopal Church six
inlet from King George Court House, and has post
Office at the place. For further particulars apply to
nov GEO. JOHNSON tT Co.
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Look! Look. Travellers!

A NEW COACH, with
olAsIx fine Grays-started e1:
pressly for the accommodation Of
- = the. citisens Of Washington and
Alexandria every morning. At hsfpaa O'Clock
and returning. leaves Gsdsby's at half past r u.
Hour. of departure ofths COmpany's other Lines,
Daily:
a&A Half past A. u. tor Washing
q ton and Baltimore.
Half past 8 A. ". for Washing
ton-sIX Horse Cesch
12M. for Baltimore.
4P. n. for Washington.
Half past 7P. u for Bsitimore--yia Nail Boat.
For seats apply at BeItshoover S Co.'s Once, hoys'
street, FIVE or sin doors from Ncwton's City Hotel Al
joinning Breasts Barber shop, and 1T wests Frank
liz House Hotel, King street, and at 4 hafring
tons Steamboat HOTEL Union street, near the wharf
a. Passengers called for and put down wherever
requested, and every exertion to please
Agent for Beltzhoovef Co.
p 9. The compsny ndsstarrng another Line in
q few DAYS. when due notice will be gwen ncv "
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OYSTERS, &c.

TOHN w. SMITH. grateful for past fivors. return,
sy his sincere acknowledgements to the public, and
asssres them that he has commenced With the season
to supply them With the best
NORFOLK OYSTERS,
fresh from the Coves, and will be regularly supp'eo
by the steamboat Potomac every Thundsy. fr""
f. lilies can be supplied at al times.
The lovers Of good living will find It to their sd''h
tage to call and judge for themselves.
OCT l9-2m
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Franklin House.

.[eEA The above TAVERN has been
3MS1EA rented by the subscriber: it is we'll known
HNs M as having been long occupied by Mr. Au.
CA gustine Newton, is now in good repair,
The Table is every day supplied with the delcacies,
we'll the substaniia!s of life The Bar is well
fitted with the best Liquors, and private parties
be accommodated in the most delightful manner.
JOHN WEST.
N b. Beltzhoover's Line of Stages arrive and de-
part daily from this House, and Gigs, Horses. and
Hacks, can be had on the most reasonable terms.
nov Sd