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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-08

| Unfortunate .4rcidenfs. We are under n.
painful necessity Of recording two accldeni, ubltt
took place upon the South Carolina Raj Road
The first occurred four or five mile, this ,d, d
the Inclined Plane 90 Sunday last, about halfp,,
2P NJ. The Locomotive P,enlx vas prcptI
! linz two passenger cars, the first of which co.,
tanned fourteen passengers. seven OF whom vrg
females. wnen the forward car mounted The al,
and tell off the road, which al this place is rlst
about xix feet from the surface OF the Earth, dlr
iny the other Car alter her. Both of The ur
were shattered 10 pieces. and SIX gentlemen, "h.
were IN the after Part Of the Car. were mote
ISIS injured. A sou uf Mr.. Wsde. VINO re,jd
10 the vicinity. and Mr.. Jacob Mose. Of Ag.g,
IA. we're much hurt-Mr. e VI FWman, Of tn
city. received several severe Commissions upon n:
head. and other parts of his body, anda Gu, nh:
f,ce-the other injuries are said to oe but sI..h
Mr.. Clark, the engineer, and the iemae'. "t
we're 10 the forepart of the car. pro'ldeO'nlIytS
capped uninjurrd The accident was unqu''rc'.
ably caused by the improper mode ad"p'ra'
placing the passenger cars ~ front OF TIE L"e
motive. instead Of the rear, where they PfoPd.
belonged
After disengaging the passengers IRON 70
wreck, another passage car was obtained n''
the Phenix Locomotive, in which the, emb'r'.
with freight cars attached. loaded with Cots
on their wav down When The locomotI" a.
rived within about l mile of Summarizes
tprJay, d smoke was disc cred issuing iron OF
of the two last freight cars, upon which @"'
steam vas put upon the locomotive tor the
pose Of reaching pump. about hall a ME "
tant, but the increased speed caused the hA@r
break forth With more violence, aud eOT@'a
Gated to another of the cars The engine W
then stopped, and the cars which we're u ',n,
promptly dIsengaged. The passage cars "
in the rear Of the whole, the smoke WAS sOO'
as nearly 10 suffncate the passengers, 'e'a'
whom lespeI from the car, (aIihous" "''
not to do SOL to the ground below d''''0"
fifteen feet, among whom was Mr.. M1'S
had been previously injured, and ai'sh'"!
on some logs, on his back, was again ""'" u
aud from what we can learn from the Pa''''!
dangerously so. He was taken To summer.
where he was left, together with the aGe' -.
children. The other passengers, win "t
remaining cars, came to town; they a''"'"'
s O'Clock last evening M
The two cars which took lire were c" ..
consumed. together with So Dalr' u Wv"
with which they we're loaded. Inc '"I
Mail was destroy ed. and the Camden az"
gusta Mails considerably injured. s'"'
bass age Of the Passengers was also desire w.,
(ChWls,ton w"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-08
White Havana sugar, r.,

II Boxes of this handsome article Nv Nv
y schooner President, and for nie " vcyfIf
oct z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-08

A northern paper observes" We Nv,
the day is far distant when It VIII De Gun ,,,
either an'i.repubicsn or anti.dem"tra"'' w.
to expires. opinions upon any public me' 'r.,}
What an uncon ,ionable fellow. VIVA w.
have3 Who objects to his expressive nv, ,. =,
within proper bound.? No one oDje.' r,,a
yided he says nothing in opposition 10 90! Do, 4
opinion OF Gen. Jackson; and sufe'! u. 4
t,.republIcan or anti .democranc fh'o-' re- a
to have the privilege of doics lh''' ,,
must ne null,fier. or d federalI.t a. lr''"
Washington I~5'T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-08

Robbery of the Mail We are s,pu Of u
that the individuals who have been s'" Ca, d
ing from the mails recent ~ ms ,os
been promptly detected. The f" bio, aG;I,,
the Jrffer.onian of yesterday. o"' r ~, h
yisilant Postmaster, N Mitchell. b,q
length succeeded 10 detecting s"'' , been a
lalns who have tor some time Pa'' W., M
dating upon the community BY pu1,T''''ws 4
containing money. out Of the mail, ,,o m
not learned the particulars, but are NV" "S,.os,
Postmaster at Sullivan is one OF t"f C,as
tected, and that the Postmaster a. 6,,b
Merriam, is recognised in the sum E.";, ca
sand dollars, to appear at the .n'm morss
the U. S. which sits at Wiscas'et '0," Copfs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01

Fires in NeW FORK fire broke out on
Thursday afternoon in large two story brick
building "a Wooster street, between Grand and
Broome streets. occupied BY Mr. Thomas Bur.
lock, as distilery, which was eatirely con.um.
ed, together with large quantity Of spirits -
Several dwelling houses. contiguous to the distil-
lery, were on FIRE, but the progress Of the flames
was SOM checked
About three o'clock on Friday morning, ano.
Their fire broke out in the spirits coIoring manu-.
factory, No 81 Columbia street, between Riv.
ineton and Stanton streets, and owned By Mr..
Roper: this establishment was entirely consum-
ed. The fire extended on Columbia to Stanton
and Sheriff streets, and destroyed number Of
buildings.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
Tobacco. Snuff & Segars.

7NbHcCO. SNWN q S6HNrs.
1UNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
Il he has commenced the
MANUFACTURING OF SEGARS,
in the house the corner of Prince and Wafer Streets
formerly occupied by Jonathan Fields rs q Tobacco
AID Snuff store where he intends to carry the
nufacturing Of IUB.aCCO, SNUFF, and SEGARS,
and has now on hand
Superior sweet scent Tobacco
Small pug and small twist do, of good quality
Yellow and brosn Spanish Segars
Yellow and brown hsfdo and common
great variety Of Snuff and Snuff Boxes, very fine
Smoking Tobacco put up in papers
Pipes BY the box
He hopes that the former customers Of the house
will call and examine his assortment. rs he feels conf
dent that they will meet with good articles and on
"a favorable terms as can be had in this place.
All orders will be thankfully received and promptly
attended to. SAMUEL V. HILL
sept 27-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
Public Notice

S hereby given that the navigation through ~.
/ Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. from the head o. ".
Harper's Ferry Falls to the Shenandoah Lock WV o.
opened for the passage of boats, rsf' &c on the H.
day Of October next.
BY this arrangement. the navigation of The ro'o",
which lias bee \ for some time interrupted ~ ID ~
will be transferred to the Canal, and boats WIN
abed to pass the iisrper's Ferry Falls, ard resume
river navigation above and below them as fofme.'
1t is confidently expected that IN less We" oo,ic
weeks after the admission of the water, as above
ed, the whole extent of the navigation from
Ferry to the Basin between Georgetown ana r;rb
ingtou City, will be opened to the PubIe' Of ''''
timely notice will be given.
ALFRED CRUGER, Engineer
Harper's Ferry. September %. 1893.
oct l-3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
DRsaIVS T'O-DIORROU
New York Consolidated Lottery,

I'VE" 1 LOtlcTS,
Class No IL tor 1858
To be drawn in NV Y"-k On "wednesday, October2
Splendid Capitals:
prize of 100000 Is prizes OF 81 900
l do of 5000 100 prizes Of 500
2 do of 1900 &c &c &c
Tickets IS; halves %; quarters SO.
o. Loves, three number prize $500
10 be had IN i variety of numbers Of
:. EJ4XSE,
Lot'ay q Exchange Broker. alexandria.
Drawn Numbers in the Maryland State Lottery, Glass
No 10 or 1888
50 27 al 33 A 50 45 16. 9
Virginia State lottery for the benefit Of the Dismal
swamp Canal Co. Class o. S for 1888
Il "a IA 10 81 "a SO AZ Q
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No SO or 1885.
will BE drawn in Wilmington, ,Dei.) on Monday
September 80
prize Of $4,000 prize of $4,000
do of 5000 10 prizes of 1000
Tickets -; halves %; quarters 90.
On sale in great varrct, by
JAS. RIORDAIJ.
or Uncurrent Notes and Fore IGN Gold purchased
Drawing Virginia State Lottery, Class No S.
II 6 u a l9 81 "a So 9 40
Di'tu, Mlry'an Cia-s M 10
80 27 al So 40 SO as I6 9 7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
AieXan0riA Canal Office.
eth ,Hlu. 1919,

2IW Jug, 1888.
~ Office is hereby given to the Stockholders in the
~ Alexandria Canal Company that an instalment oil
three dollars per share is required be paid on or
tore the 3Oth DAY of August and farther instalme nj
, dollars Pr share, to be paid on or before the
3Oth day Of September next
BY order of the Board
JOHN II. CREASE, Clerk.
jy 29-d3tG29, lAug,.5.2se53osep;&IstOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
e ash in Market.

WE will paw Cash for any number Of LIKELY
w NEGROES, (of both sexesJ from IL to IS years
of age, Field LANDS. Also. Mechanics of eyerv de-.
scription. Apply to
II C. Ballard & Co Richmond, vs.
j. Saunders & Co. Warrenton, Va.
George Kepbesrt Il Co. Fredericktown, Nd.
JamesF Purves e. Co. Baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd.
William Hooper, Annapolis. Maryland
A. Grimm, Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Or to the subscribers their residence in Alexandra
Persons having likely Servantsto dispose Of. will DO
we'll to give call. we, at all times, will pay
higher prices in Cash than any other purchaser who is
now or may hereafter come into market.
All commune cations prompt, attended to.
FRANKLIN Il ARNFIRLD.
N. b. We will give the highest prices for few
Families. sept 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
ORDER No 70.
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY.

eral Commanding, has been modified.
ORDER No 70.
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
.7dj Generals fHce, Washington. Sent 90.
The Regulation OF the War Department, pro.
mulgated to the Army in "Orler No. 48." has
been modified according to the following direc.
ton Of the Secretary Of War:
DEPARTMENT OF War, SEPT. 90, 1883
That part of the Regulation quoted in Order
No. 4S, which prohibited the Officers of the Ar.
my from visiting the Seat OF Government with.
out express permission, was adopted with view
to prevent the recurrence Of difficulties, which
had frequently been experienced in the admin.
istration Of the concerns Of the Army. 1t vas
not intended to impair the Just rights or reason.
able expectations Of the officers, still less to af
feet that pride Of character. personal and pro
fessienal, which has always been cherished in the
Army, and without which their country would
have little to expect from their services.
The limitation imposed ov the same Regula.
ton, upon the practice Of granting leave oi ab.
sence, will have tendency to diminish much OF
the evil which the above prohibition VAS ipten.
ded to obvate. And, should experience here.
after show. thar its operations is still so injurious
as to require further remedy, while such rene.
dy will be applied so as best to attain the object,
it will be applied with every just regard to the
honor and feelings Of the officer
Under these circumstances, therefore, para.
graph No. Z. under the head of Leaves of Ab
ssnce," Of the Regulation above referred to, is
hereby rescinded LEWIS CASS.
By order Of Major General MAcoMB.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, n
LIST Of JCIhBER, 1885 '~ "
~ Persons calling for letters IN the tolloyin.,
willplease say THEY AaE ApyEnrlsrp, or the, "rs hs
get them. nag s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01

Samuel B Atwell
WIN b Alexander
Michael Ashford
Geo w Apperson
Mrs Andrews
Joseph Bowen
Hanson Butler
Harrison NJ Bowers
Capt Burrows
Presley Barker
John Bakrley
Mi,- Ellen + Brown
Mrs J,ur 4 Barnes
&" Cath Brown
Jot,n p Cowman
Albert VI Clarke
H | CrOssin
Leonard Cook
Samuel Cats
Sarah Cranston
James Dixon
w m z Drake
Henry Darne!l
WIN Davis
Patrick Dixon
VIM II Eskridse
John r Eslick
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
Cheese.

IN Boxes prime Goshen Cheese, nov hnaa -, as
CU schooner Virrinis. from New York, sndi% Vs.
by sent "a WILLIAM n. HaYkle"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01

Capt BnrrO"S Frdncis Bell
Presley Barker Mr. BnrchiIl
John Bak-lpy Joseph Dryden
Mi,- Ellen Brown DIV Boudet
Mrs jane A Barnes James Birch
&" Cath BROWN Miss Mary Beach
&
John P Cowman Mrs l. VI Collin,
Albert NJ Clarke Miss Jane Chatham
H Crossin Hill Carter
Leonard Cook BENJAMIN Cryer
Samuel Cats WIN 4 Church
Sarah Cranston Peter w Grain
ID
James Dixon Mrs Mary Ann Dar.
Wm z Drake Miss Mary Ann Deuu
Henry Darnell James E Dawes
WIN Davis Charles T. Dixon
Patrick Dixon
+
VIM II Eskridge Miss Ruth EsIiek
John r Eslick James Evans
Mrs Mary Flood Mrs Elizabeth Poruap
William Ford
Joshua Grady Geo Gilpin Tor hi.rspre
Andrew Glenn srn,atves)
Mr. Gawler Mrs Jane L Gllleu
John Gemeny
II
Joseph Hopkins j. Hoffman,
Harrison Hopkins James liarnskine
Henry HuntZman Adm Hnpsicn
Miss Ann Harper Herr, Hauon
Franci, Hammrrsley Wm Herbert, Jr
Mrs Hiram Narrower John d Harrison
X II Harrington Rev X Hanson
John NJ Jnhnson Rot, c Jennings
Richard A Johnson
K
Jas Kerbv Wm kerchSal
Isaac Kell
L
WIN Lyles Lewis Lindsay
Ambrose Lewis Henderson Lit
Peter Loudon Eliza Lourv
Mrs Mary Luwe
Miss Ophelia Mcintyre Capt Thos Monroe
Mrs c Milburn John McFarIane-a
Capt WIN Msstin Geo Michel
Right Rev Lee Massv Mrs Sarah w Martin
Manala Mankins John K Mink
P NJ. Kee WIN VI MeKenna
Mrs Mary Myers Thomas Moss
Theodore Meade Robert Marshall
James McCubb Miss Maria McNe,I
N
Mrs Newton Willoughby Newton (cc
John S Nesins his representatives
John Y Nicholson
nLosssu
p
Ig's D PckreII Jos d Palmer
Augustine Powell Mildred Ann Palmer
Miss Josephine Parks John Parsons
Geo A PIentiss, u S N Thomas Parsons
r
Mr. Rolling MIS- Robinson
Mary Ruler Miss Sylvia Reeer
David Reed Anthony Rhodes
AIex'r Rerden
Capt WIN Smith-3 Mrs Calbarine SteWsft
Capt Simon Summers S :" Mary Sanger
John + Stro,natt g Sarah Sydnor
Mrs Martha 6 Starkly Miss Hannah Slmms
Mr. Stewart Cap, Joseph Spencer
p Smith Geo w Simms
Miss Ellen Simmons Philip Setter
Mrs Leah SxaDn WIN Seagar
woodward Thompson Benjamin Thomas
Jesse Taylor Mrs Adeline Tugo
Mrs MiIIv Taylor Miss Charlotte lea
Mary TIDbelt nessen
u
Elizabeth Ury
V
Hugh Violet Fred'k Weary
Robert Vodery
Charles Winters Samuel WhceIes
Miss Mary Wheeler Richard Windsor
4" Ann White Benz l. Wallace
John West Leonard Whitney
Miss Elizabet tn Windsor Siias Walton
&" Ann w John White
Mrs Sarah Williams Miss Hanna J White
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. u.
Alexandra, October l-St
Nush's Memoranda
nF Residence at the Court Of London, just reee'
~ ed and for sale by
octl WM 81. H0RR 500.
Public Notice
S hereby given that the navigation through ~.
/ Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. from the hea' o, y.
Harper's Ferry Falls to the Shenandoah Loeh w."
opened for the passage Of boats, RATS, &c o" INC w.
day Of October next. .,
By this arrangement the navigation q the ro'o"
e .nk.r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-01
THE ARMY.

By the annexed order, it will be seen that the
regulation promuls gated to the Armv last Sum.
mer, forbidding officers to visit Washington.
without leave first obtained from the Major Gen
eral Commanding, has been modified.
nRnER NJ 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

q AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber intending to
move TO Ohio, wishes 10 sell exchange for land
in that State the Tract OF Land which he lives living
in Louisa county 10 miles above the Court House, and
from Mechanicsve, and containing by late survey 435
acres good portion oil the above tract is low grounds
good quality the situation healthy any in the country
and from the trial made the land believed as suscep
ube OF improvement by clover and plaster the Green
Springs land, to which lies contiguous The purchaser
shall have the privilege of sowing wheat this fall The
terms and further particulars made known on application
TO the subscriber. WILLIAM ID. GOOCH.
T.. 81 intend making trip TO Ohio about the 2stb
August Persons having land in that State which they
wish 10 exchange, will therefore confer with me on the
subject by letters, addressed to Mechancsvie, Louisa,
va previous to that time. w. D. c.
July %. 2z-9ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

G MERRY GROVE FARM FOR SALE.-on Mon
" day the 18th day OF August next (being Court day.
the Subscribers, (agens for Mrs. Susan Parker) will
sell TO the highest bidder, before the door of Mr. John
Adams III Easville the whole Of that valuable Of
land, situated in the county oil Northampton East
vile, commonly known by the name of Cherry Grove,
containing by recent survey 1891 acres, be divided
and sold III three separate farms, viz:
L. Cherry Grove (proper which is beautifully situated
on Cheystone Creek and the Chesapeake Bay contains
6s oland extremely FERTILE and abundantIy sup
piled with Pine timber. There the land, large
Dweing-htuse and all necessary out buildings, which
have lately undergone extensive repairs small tene-
ment is also attached TO this farm.
The middle tract is situated Immediately the Che.
sapeake Bay and contains 236 acres having on il small
dwelling and some ont buildings
3. Hill Fields is also situated Immediately on the Bay
and contains 377 Of land, with comfortable dwell
ling and all necessary out-buldngs. There is also at
tached TO this farm valuable Fishery Terms OF sale
will be very LIBERAL and will be made known on the ay
OF sale by ISAAC SMITH
w. G.. SMITH.
Eastville, June %, 1888. Is lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

HtHE former contract for the work the Rappahsn-
n mock River, between Banks dam and the lock be.
low Barrows Ford having become void by the death of
the late Col Joseph b. HILL the President and Directors
OF the Rappahanock Company prepared TO receive
proposals Tor the work necessary 10 be done, viz:
Section is TO consist OF dam be erected at point
designated by high rock, the lands of - Harris
some distance below the termination of Lees old -race
or at such place between those points
may select, provided he selects good foundation
AND IS to be so high as TO give euen the Lock
below Barrows Ford Of feet inches deep on the bot
tom OF the Lock, when the at the top of the
Dam.
The Lock below this Dam is 10 he inserted Al suitable
place, aud Il 10 afford at least 10 feet lift
Section Is TO consist OF Dam, 10 be erected at a
place called Massies Fish Trap and high as to
give refuent water to the Lock of Section L. so as TO be
feet inches deep on the bottom OF that Lock.
The Lock from this DAM is let down into the re Hu.
en water from Banks Dam, that the water shall be
feet inches in the bottom Of the Lock- when the water
ia at the top Of said Dam.
The contract contracts for this work. are 10 pursue
ms near may be- contract lately entered into with
James ). Emmons, in the possession of John Metcalfe
the Secretary OF the Company, 10 which, those disposed
TO contract may have reference.
IL is desirable TO receive Proposals for The completion of
this Work. as well by wooden Locks In the lat
ter case II IS wished that the Proposals be made es
mang the Locks TO be Of sufficient size admit of the
passage OF boats 8 feet wide, aud So feet long
The Proposals to be handed sealed 10 the Secre
taryof The Company, before the 18th day of An
gust next on which day they will be acted on.
by order oil the President, JNO METCALF
Augusto. lzo-idI Sec'ry. Rapp. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

ENOR SALE-The well known tract of land in the
Is county OF Buckingham, lying Hunts Creek, six
miles from the Virginia Mills the distance from
New Canton and sixteen from the Court House, contain
ing by survey 1900 adjoining what is called the
Cold Mine Tract Hatcher Tndo and Others Also our
right in the Gold Mine Tract, il is thought that the
right is fully invested in We therefore solicit all who
may be concerned in mining, TO examine for themselves
as the indications are as good or better than any other
This part OF the country, although several mines are work
ing in the neghbourhood TO the benefit OF the owners
Tie land is suitable for corn wheat and tobacco commo-
dous building for small family, good water and healthy
situation.
The sale will certainly take place the first day Of Sep
TENDER next upon the premises If fair if not the xt
fair day The terms made known on that day.
By The Legdfess Of UiHiom AHen, deceased
Or Tho Washington Globe aud New York Evening Post, will
please publish the send their
ONCE Tor collection (lT-tD July T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06
EpICHMoND COTTON ACKNOWLEDGING now

EDICHMOND COTTON FACTORY Having now
n u in full operation considerable addition of and
most approved machinery, will be enabled TO supply
short notice, general assortnens of Cotton from No
to NO. lS-Co'ton osnaburgs, Al sheetings and 34
Shrngs.
To those who have had opportunities Of testing the qua
lily Of yarns and cloths, in comparison with others
which have appeared m this market unnecessary for
say any thng-to those who have not we respect
fully present them for trial. with this femark-hs the s
naburgs have been found from several years
to be valuable for all general purposes than the best
German Osnaburgs, and are TO be had at less cost
Our customers assured that their orders shall meet
with due and prompt attention. THOS JELLIs,
Agent Richmond Manufacturing Company
July 49, 2I-e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

NOIlCE.--The subscriber having purchased that old
IN and well known stand formerly called Groomses Iv.
ing on The Three Chop road 52 miles from Richmond 80
from charlottesville aud from thence across the Blue
Ridge, &c &cand having located himself at this place
about Christmas last has been very much engaged r.
Psnng and preparing the place for The accommodation of
ms customers lie is now prepared with good lots Of
He has also good stables kept in fine order or The
on OF horse drovers, or travelling OF which
ne wishes 10 furnish good az others In the same
line. IoSFpty n rf ~ n ~
nVsust O. 25-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

6stALE OF LOTS IN FARMVILLE-On the 22dday
~ Of August next, if fair, if the next fair day.
will be sold TO the highest bidder credit of one and
two years, equal nstalments,) fifty lois adjoining the
town OF Farmve; the said lots generally contain half
acre each, and laid of on streets corresponding with
the plan OF said town. There many OF the lots well
suited for building situations for families, the whole
are well situated, and desirable property The sale is made
IN pursuance OF decree OF the County Court OF Prince
Edward plat Of the land he by application TO
the Subscriber, and the lots will be shewn any person
wishing TO them before the sale
NATHL. L. VENABLE,
Guardian Of Nm. G.. penabIe.
June II. lI-nls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

2 The Enquirer is published twice week, generally
times during session of the State Lc2saure
Price, the hectoo Five oas payable ad
of shaercd banks only) will be
The Editors will safety of
the of all letters being paid the
will be discontinued, but discretion of tho
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
Whoever will the of nine shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
No either
assumed bv in this city its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06
EAMEs RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.

NAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
oB The attention of the Commissioners appointed last wear
by the President and Directors OF the James River Com
Pany, to open books for receiving subscriptions TO the
James River and Kanawha Company, is respectfully call
ed TO an act OF the General Assembly passed Sih Dec
last which provides That the said books OF subscription
may be continued open until the 81 Monday in December
nexin inc manner and for the purposes prescribed by
crs Of said company.
BY order Of the President and Directors of tho James
River Company. J. BROWN. In
July 10 23-Im