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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-19

NNOLO MINE TRACT IN BUCKINGHAM-Fo
IN sale or lease, tie dover interest Of Mrs Elizabeth
Lewis, in Tract Of Land lying Wson's Fork in the
county Of Buckingham, aboutT or miles from the Court
house belonging TO te estate Of her deceased husband
the late Col WIN. l. Lewis. This tract, sometimes call
the Gold Mine Tract supposed TO contain about 100
Gold has been frequently found upon it--in
instance single lump, said 10 hive been worth upwards
OF 800. Col. Lewis some short time before bis death,
and before searching Tor Gold pursued profitable
businessin Virginia, had commenced pfepsraiions
extensive scale for washing and Separating the a
particular description is deemed uDnccesssfy.
none, is presumed would purchase without examining
the property Persons dsposed 10 contract for Mrs Lew
ss interest will please address their communications, post
paid, 10 Gen r. W. s. Cabe Dsnyilc, John Robertson,
Richmond, or the subscriber. Concord r. o.. Campbell
STERLING G. ANDERSON,
Attorney ~ fact for Mrs. II LeDis.
Msy15. III
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(From he 81 Ciairs0i0c GasrIie }

People droussi-- Below will be found . very important
document which has been placed IN hands by JAMES
ALEXANDER Senior, Of the Directors Of the Baok
Of Mount Pleasant and present the venerable repre-.
Of this county u the Senate Of Ohio This Do
is copy Of secret Circular lrom Ihoinss Ewing
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Sept. 0.


TENHE BRoADROCK JOCKEY CLUB Fail Meet.
M ing, 1884, will take place the las, Tuesday in
September next aud will be the Tree Hl instead
oil The Broadrock Course, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-A Sweepsake for colts and 6llies that ne
yer run public race-mle heats; entrance $780, for
ieit $lOO. There subscribers and the
subscribers have agreed that the several colts iha, have
rum Is at liberty TO in the above sskeio name and
close by the first day OF September.
Su6seribers-Willism Wynn, William Williamson vii
liam H. Johnson, William s. White, and John Farley
SECOND DAY-A Sweepsske for colts and flles that
never run in public race-two mile heats entrance
$780, half o'ie-wilh the privilege of several colts that
have run, TO in this ske-o close by the
hrst oil September Now two subscribers, and several
more expected by the time il closes.
THIRD DAY -Propreiors' Purse--two mile beats-en-
trance SIS, Tor purse Of $780,.
FOURTH DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $5OO--three mile
heats-entrance $40.
PICKETT & BELCHER
Aug. 1. 25-d
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MAJ ADSwORTH s. WILLIAMS are now receiving
w large and general assortment of Goods, suitable
for the Fall trade
Richmond, Sepiember Q. 1884. 36-I0t
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IFrom lie potsr.burg coa.tollallou.J

From the Petersburg Constolltion1
a brief RcUieto ri Mr. Leighs opinions on the Bank
Question, disclosed in his Speeches in the Senate Of
The ". States.
No. n.
The charge, set forth in my last communications
agsnst Mr. Leigh, consists In This; that according his
own confessions, he is disposed support the Of
the charter Of institution ha viosies the Federal Con-
suon by its very existence at least the creation Of
similar Institution is substitute and that the energy
of his mind is necessarily directed, With exlrsvagsnt
ZEAL 10 produce changed current Of public opinion.
to concur with his lie accompanies these staff
ling confessions with the declaration, that Dirgnfa ug
uoto Nth perfect consistency make that choice be.
tceeH me GNeynoices that shah be presented 10 her.
tohich 10 her ioisdOm shall seem gOOd and when che
shall (ds she has not yet done, he clearly 1Hofes
"dstncy, thoroughly understand hem, and calmly de-
btrdiey, consider HEM" her resolution ,cH be so0rfhy
Of cOnsderaTcs, and challenge obedience thus he die.
noy end correctly discsims The assertion Of bis devoted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-19

ZINE CENT REWARD.-Rsn away from the sub
denied apprentices about II years OF age and very well
grown. This fore all persons from employing,
harborDg conceang in any way the pad apprentices
under penalty Of the law. will give the above reward
TO any person who will deliver him 10 me, living near
Prince Edward Courthouse
Sept 10. [39-li1 LiTTLEBERRY ROYAL.
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WRIANTED, az Apprentice 10 the Printing Busi.
w ness, a Youth OF respectable connexions, from
to years Of age possessing good English Education
Apply al The Office Of This paper. May 20
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JESSE sNEAD.
RICHARD REfNS.
AsFagGnN a. a. ,s.as.f


p. Son the premises and no, far rom the dwelling
much rcsofted 70, snd doubt might be rendered vslua
bio II proper attention was paid ~ there being am
pie accommodation the premises for fifty visitors
Richmond, July 26fh. 1884. 2i-u
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WNTiLLiAM AND MARY COLLEGE, On tho lst
w instant, the Office Of Steward to the College was
flied by the appointment Of MIR. John G. AppesoD, OF
New Kent County, Who The public are assured, will keep
grnteel Boarding House
Sept ~. 37-8
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Aug. l

YHNREE HILL JOCKEY CLUB Fail Meeting, 1884
III will commence, usual, the first Tuesday in
October, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-A sweepstake for ihree-yesr olJs-two
mile healts; entrance $500; forfeit SO0-to name and
s sIese sy Pf not s q By The sy Of closing
STANDARDIZATION Wynn, o. p Hare John Hetb
John Nj. Bots, and William X. Johnson.
SECOND DAY-Proprieors' Purse, S300-wo mile
heats-entrance SIS.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, 81 .OOO--four mile
heats-eDrsnce $50.
FOURTH DAY-A Sweepstake for colts that never won
racc-two mile heats entrance $3.50; forfeit 500; A
or more 10 make race; TO name and close the last
day Of the Broadrock Jockey Club meeting.
BY THE PROPRIETORS.
Aug l. 25-td
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NJEw MUSIC. r.. l. SMITH has Just received great
variety Of aud fashionable Music; also Standard
Publications Of old and valuable Music, Gumus and n
Music for he Flute, Musical Instruments and NJ usc Mer
cbandze Of every variety, Piano Fores, Flutes, Yolin
Guitars FageoetIs and CIssonelts &C. from The APP
proved manufactures, and Of superior workmanship.
Semnafies, Music Dealers, and Artists OF the probes
zion, supplied on the most reasonable terms.
1TR |. s. receives from the publishers in The Northern
cuos, weekly, all the latest Musical Publications as they
appear, which renders the all times very de-
sirsbie. tSept rs 3s-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-19

How TO KEEP UP SrocKs-When the President Of
the United States petoed the Bank The stack jobbeyS were
in panic. One Of hem, in the simple innocence Of his
unsspic0us nature thus volunteered account OF his
that occasion to the writer Of This article
lit unexpected and unsought Information. Thus
he spokr:-
"l at Washington when the veto took plsce--set
Of Immediately -resched hadelphia-saw Mr. S1oobs
three minutes-og-reach New York-wentl 10 Gfub's.
bought ~ he bad, oo-depsitedwent to ScTOggins'
deposit there odsr not 10 sell under per cent advance
order 10 SpTiggns-in an hour every thing was
changed; bought ~ los that could; sold oil higher than
boughg raised the whole makst the packet 10 sail
in the morning; wrote 10 Sit L. Barring, what had been
done; defeated the in EDglsnd kept up Stocks; had
answer from Sic + said mefled sisue. We shall
do the tho deposits; and "tOrn all our lead 10
gold III
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rHyHE T.oeLlth Session q ny seminaly for youths

YENHE I,oeJTh Session of my Seminary for youths
n will commence the 18th October, 1884. at Suily,
in the county Of Fairfax aud close the 18th Of the fol-
lowing August There WILL be vacation except from
the 10th OF August TO the is b of October The
Of instruction comprises English, Latin. French, Compo
sion, Civil History, the Elements Of Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Arithmetic, Algebra, the Elements OF Geo
merry the Globes, keeping. and The Evidences Of
Christianity few hours oil each day will he employed
In the kitchen and flower garden nursery and vineyards
these valuable aud useful empIoyments, have, from
peeBce found highly beneficial delightful 10 my pu.
pills aud to have superseded fonness for those games
and smusements, which lay tie foundation OF many bad
habits IN aer life. The discipline is strict aud parental
The seduous attention is paid to the morals and
nes Of my pupils, who all reside in my family, aud form
part OF il. The number is limited enabling pay
aProper attention EACH and TO study and adapt my
sncon to their respective characters aud capacities
The lime, that il is sufficiently form
agreeable aud well-ordered community within ourselves
The charge Tor the scholastic year OF zen months,
hundred aud y dollars, payable half yearly in advance
for board washing fire, candles and tuition. N deduc.
lion is made for absence; aud none admitted for
shorter period than tue scholastic year for which they
have entered. Each pupil furnishes his mattrass
bedding aud towels such desire IT,, be furnished
with matrass and bedding al six dollars per session.
Books and Stationery requested, Will be furnished
the Booksellers prices cssh Suth Of my friends a.
may this advertisement, will confer favor by
recommending my Institution 10 these who have TO
educate. here repeat, that shall not sgain return TO
my former residence the tide water.
Letters postpaid directed 10 at Suiy, ION the Stage
road from the District to Wnchesier) CbsniiIy Post
ed TO- WM. BRENT Jr.
September I6. 35-u5hN
NIOTICE,-The co.psrtnersbp Of Tbomss Pugh & Co
ia Ie Mercantile line Is dis day dissoy ed by
t1a consent All persons indebted to said concern will
settle with Thomas Harvey 4 Co. and I'll claims sgaina
Thomas PUgh & Co, will DO settled by hornAs Harvey
& Co. ISHAM HARVEY, Jr.
JOHN HARVEY,
THOMAS HARVEY,
THOMAS PUGH.
Charlotte, Sept. !, 1894
gNVHE subscribers having associated themselves IN the
u Mercantile line, under The firm Of Thomas Harvey
h Co. return their thanks thq former Of Tho.
Pugh Co; aud will use every nducetpenl to those
@sbo may favor them With their custom.
ISIlAM HARVEY, Jr.
JOHN HARVEY,
THOMAS HARVEY.
Charlotte, Sept I, 1884 ss-2'
GALLEGO MlLLS-FAMiLY FLOUR Our Fs-
IN n'ily Flour y ready for delivery Subscribers
and others tfe fequcptcd TO call Tor their supplies
r. J. CHEVALLiE & CO.
Sept ~. s7-S,
~ANFED, by the sobscdbes, an Overseer Tor bis
w James River fsrm, ,I.ittie Dovef) in GoochlsDd
county single man, Who s temperate. industrious sod
Trustworthy. only need srply 10 him in Richmond
August 10. f8O-i1 JOS. TRENT.
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II AANCING-The undersigned respectfully gives no.
y tice that The exercises OF his classes will be
sumed Mosday the 18Th Oct. K. c. BREEDiN.
Sept 10. 80 81
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September 10.

6ST. LEON ESTATE AND MILLS.-This valuable
- Estate and Mills for Substituted the
South side of the Roanoke 10 miles from the
acres OF which 225 excellent low ground: no
other estate the liver surpasses FOR health and er
ty OF soil There will be $50 bushels Of wheat seeded on
il this fall The Mills known "Si. Leon" are 40 by
40 feet, stories high, having inexhsusible water
power aud running six pair of for grinding wheat
and corn-60 barrels OF flour manufactured daily. A
great bargain will be given, il application is made imme
diaely TO The subscriber, residing on the premises
JAMES Y. JONES.
ST. Leon, September 10. 39-St
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uBOYD'S TAVERN FOR RENT.-This well-kn
AD Tavern aud Farm, will be offered for rent, the
10th day oil October next, 10 the highest bidder for
year. possession given the LIST January, lS35I stands
the fork Of the Three Noched and River road leading
10 Richmond, miles South East Of Charlottesville.
Further particulars on the day Of renting
JA> NJ. BOYD For himself and others.
September 10. S9-il5O
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TENHE Cdmlfeld Jockey Club Fall Meeting Of 1884,
n will commence on Wednesday, the lib OF Novem-
Der next.
FIRST DAY.-Propretor's Purse $50, mile heats; en-
trance $40.
SECOND DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500, two mile
heats entrance $15, 10 he sdded TO the purse
RICHARD NJ. THORNTON, Proprietor.
September 49, 39-tdr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MTEw ESTABLISHMENT GE.vER.4L FUR
~ .NISHI.vG WAREHOUSE, Richmond, Pa
The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF Rich
nond Petersburg and their respective vicins that he
has opened General Furnishing Warehouse in the Store
formerly occupied by Messrs Hall s. Moore, ain 81
nearly opposite the u. =. Bsbkwhere he has hand,
for sale the elegant and extensive assortment OF the
following goods ever exhibited in Virginia. viz:
CHAlRS-Compiising every variety ofmslogany, curl
ed maple and fancy, with hair and rush Seats large
mahogany rocking chairs, with plain and figured hair
coih and green aud crimson plush covering; chsis
music Stools stools for amboats stores and
desks; loot stools, &c. SC.
SOFAS Every variety Of fashionable pattern now in
CABINET FURNiTURE-Csnsisiing Of Egyptian
and Italian marbleop centre and pier tables
card and ladies' work tables; sideboais; dressing and
other bureaus secretaries and bookcases wash stands,
Sc, &c.
Looking glasses hair mattresses, and sundiy other arl
Giles, too numerous to mention.
The subscriber being extensively eneaged in nanufsc-
inring The shove goods, in the city OF New York. is
bed TO offer them al reduced prices Persons wanting any
oil the above enioned articles. invited TO examine
his assortment, previous to purchasing elsewhere.
All articles sold at the above establishments are arrsn
ed 10 be made of The best Materials and OF superior work
msnhp aud the subscriber pledges himself give entire
saisAction 10 purchasers
EDWARD L. TREDwELL.
Sept 10. 39-3
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ENDUCATi0N.--Th Trustees OF the Lagrange AGA.
n denies wish 10 employ lady competent give in
slrucon in the usual branches Of female educ aon
cuding Music and prawing-A knowledge OF tle French
and Italian would be recommendation
Lagrange is beautifully situated, in salubrous, densely
populated and desrai 10 ighborhood. The fees
fail little short OF $4,000 per annun-U esionabe
imonias OF character aud qualifications will be required
Address TO the undersigned, Lagrange, Fayete Tennes
see, post paid.
BY order Of the Board,
C. NICHE, Secretary.
September TO- 39-l9,~
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EHALiFAX, Va, RACES will commence the third
n N Tuesday in October, Q5h) and continue days.
LIST DAY.-CoIt race, mile heats, 500 entrance, halt
forfeit, six subscribers and closed
I'd DAY-Proprieiors purse, 2 mile heats, 5000, en-
trance SIS.
81 DAY.--Jockey Club purse, mile heats, entrance
$40, purse $780,
4h DAY--Bandy Cap mile heats, best three in FIVE,
purse $lOO.
The Track &c. shall be in COOL order and all
ries furnished in the best style by
MARQUIS F. JACKSON, Manager.
September IL. 37--4t-
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NJEw MARKET RACES, taH 1884 The races over
this Course, will commence usual, the second
Tuesday in October anil continue four days.
FIRST DAY-Iic0 Stakes.
1st Sweepstake for colts and 6ies, years DID, two
mile heats $3.50 entrance; 800 foIe FIVE subscribers
and closed viz lsham Pickett enters b. Miner, by
Tonson dam Brenda; o. p. Hare b. Virginia Carey
by Marion, dam by Shyock; VIM. r. Johnson, b. C. Yer.
tumnus. by Eclipse, dam by Defiance; VIM. r.. Johnson
gr. Columbia Taylor, by Medley, dam by Yirginian ;
Richard Adams. C. C. by Marion, dam by Virginsn.
I'd. a Sweepsake, for Colts and Flies 8 years old
mile beats 800 entrance; hall foIei three subcri
beers, but will be closed before the last day OF Septem-
ber Present subscribers, Henry Macln 10y DR.. ScotlO
VIM Wynn and o. p. Hare.
SECOND DAY.
Pfopfietofs Purse, $780, mile heats; entrance SIS
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 5000, four mile heats; entrance
$40.
FOURTH DAY.
Fro retos Purse $500, two mile heats; SIS
The Proprietor will be prepared. usual, accouno-
date visitors al The Newmarke house. o. T.. HARE,
Petersburg, Sept. IL. l37--w4w1 Proprietor
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Afsyls
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WANFED, by the s0bscdbes, 40 Overseer Tor his
w James River fsrm, ,I.iltle Dovef) in Goochaud
county single man, ho Is temperate. industrious aud
Susiworthy. only need spply 10 him in Richmond.
August 10. T8O--i] JOS TRENT.
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one door 6eiow yhessrs Lancaster, Denby 4 Co
Sept IL. 37D6t
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BALTIMoaE PArRIor OFFICE,
Thursday, | O'Clock, p. NJ


: The Mrket.-The catalogue of Wines offer
ed Yesterday, by MeSsrs. Brooks & Harrison,
the principal part was sold at the following pri-
ces: IS quarter casks ofPort Wine, at S 25; 10
half pipes do, at "a I-2; quarter casks brown
Sherry, at 20; do pale do, at 25; quarter
casks gold do, at 80; 2 pipes old South Side
Madeira, at 10 to 25; half pipes do, at
TO- 10 do San Lucar Sherry, at 75ctS; whole
pipes Tenerffe, at 65 TO 75c; 3 puncheons old
Irish WhiSkey, at l 80; 90 quarter casks Mar
settles Madeira, at 40C; 25 quarter casks Mar
selles Fort, at 80 l2c; 81 Indian barrels ROus-
sllon at % l-2c; IL hhdS Claret, at from Sl2 l-2
to II; 10 cases of old Frontignac, at S4 pr case;
upwards of 200 baskets Champagne, at from So
l-2 to 81; 10 hampers old Hook, at Sc 10 to
634 per dozen; l6 cases white Hermitage, at
l-2; 10 cases red do at IA; l6 cases supe
nor Chamberton do, at 4 to 4 2; Z tierces,
dozen each, of " ST. George" Claret, at 81 ga;
43 boxes London Mustard at 90c; q ceroonS
lyica Almonds at Is to Is l-3c; q bales do, at
Rc; 10 bales Bordeaux do, hard, at 7 l-2c; As
casks London Brown Stout, at 81 IA; So do
plnts, at rs to 05; Is baskets Salad Oil, at 2
6S 81 boxes AnchovieS, at | 20; all on mos.
The Coffee market is calm; the strong lots of
the brig Susan, from Rio is held at l3c; II ga
offered; other descriptions, II l2 to IL Ia cts.
Nothing doing in Sugars by private sale; low
priced is very scarce; the stock is light nothing
below s. now for sale in the city. MolasSes
continues heavy, and the grocers have at pre-
sent an ample supply; a good article of Trini-
dad can be purchased at Csc; prime Porto Rico
at 80 cents.
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Thread and Bobbinett Laces
Bobbinetts, plain and Inquired, and Grecianett
Bobbinett and Grecianett Quilings
Cotton Fringes, very cheap.
Furniture, Carpet, and other Worsted Bind
ings
Knotted and other Quilts.
Knitting Cotton, from No. IA to 40
White and colored Yarns, and black and co.
lored Worsteads
Rugs and Canton Carpeting, cheap; &c. &c.
Together with general assortment of bleach
ed brown, and colored DOMESTlCS; Cotton
Oznaburgs; Linen Burlaps and Tickenburgs,
&C. &c. Comprising almost every article in
the Dry Goods line.
Suffice it to say, his stock is as large and as
nell assorted as ANY HOUSE in this place; and
will be sold as low as they can be found where
STABILITY OF PRICES is OBSERVED.
His stock will be kept up by frequent receipts
from Nep York oct 20
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ELECTION.

We understand ~
Washington yesterGase account received at
con whig members of ConQ Ohio, stated that
"A. a whig majority of the l. had been elect
.lscted; and that Lucas the Jaature was also
g, Governor was elected, by sn- candidate
,notber account stated the electMajority.
,,b;g members-a majority OF wings int ten
.;slature that Findlay (whig) was ela.e-
o. majority of 1900 votes. This is the info
cation we obtained yesterday, and can onl
hone that the last account may prove correct
.,a FIRST however, will show great whig triumph
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LANYARD FOR SALE,
In the hriring Iown Of Occoquan, Prince HIl-

In the thriving Iopn Of Occoqudn, Prince Hi
HamCounfy, Va.
"a We will sell the LANYARD, containing
EsslI 80 Watts, Handlers, l large Latch Lines,
Pool, 2 Bates, Sweat Vat, and Patent Bark
Mill. There is constant stream of pure water
from two springs, with sufficient fall to convey
the water to any part of the yard; also good
Dwelling House, large Currying Shop, Bark
House and Beam House, all in good order, and
most of the buildings put up new in 1880; the
closed with good fence. There is a constant
and full supply ofBark of all kinds to be bought
low, and there can be bought from $50 to 700
hides every year Of the finest kind 1t possess
ses great many natural advantages, there be-
ing no tannery for considerable distance from
it, We will sell it great bargain, say the re.
duced price of $500 Apply to us in Alexan-
guam. c. G. SMOOT e. co.
oct 7--POlm
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A BARGAIN,

A. The subscriber. having determined to
lHt leave town. is DESTROYS ofsclling the HOUSE
he now occupies, on Prince street, between Pitt
and St Asaph streets-beng central and plea
sanity situated, in fee simple and in pretty good
repair. The terms would be very liberal, both
in price and time, so as to make it profitable
investment even at the present reduced rates.
oct left r. S. BOWIE.
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Extract of letter dated Malaga, Sept, IA, 1884.
"Our prices of fruit are higher than we antici-
pateds in consequence of the shortness Of the
crops in general, which are certainly less than
one half Of the last years. particularly that Of
Lemons and Grapes, which, on that account,
and the extensive demand for them for England
and the Baltic, command very high prices"
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PAPER RULING AND BOOK BINDING.
ITAVING furnished my Bindery with good
IL Ruling Machine, and complete setts of
Ruling Pens, with stock Of the best Binding
materials, am now prepared to execute RUL-
ING and BINDING, in all their varieties. with
neatness and despatch. Blank Books OF any
quality will be made to suit the wants ofcustom-
mes, who will find that will supply them for the
quality as low as they can purchase in the Dis
trct Blank, Russia, Morocco, Calf and Law
Binding, will have particular attention from my
self oct Is AUGUSTUS JACOBS.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

~ / will sell the BRICK STORE HOUSE
ELI and LOT, in possession Of George w. Cor
don, Fairfax Court House, Va If not sold be-
fore the 1st October next it will be then rented
for the next ensuing year, and immediate pos
session given.
Also to rent the TAVERN HOUSE occupied
by VIM. Lee for the present year; and several
other Tenements, suitable for mechanics The
rents shall be moderate, and possession lst jan
nuary next ROBT. RADCLIFFE,
Ex'r. of Rich'd Radcliffe, decd.
aug 2S-eOtf
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SILK HATS,

SILK HATS. /
DY the Jasper and Alexandria, from New.
ID York and Boston, have received a fur
Their supply Of CAPS and SILK HATS
beautiful article. All which will be sold. whole.
sale or retail, on accommodating terms.
oct ls JOHN T, o, WILBAR.
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WILLIAM LANPHlER, JR.
SURGEON DENTIST

WILL attend in Alexandria on Saturday and
w Monday of every week, to the duties Of
his profession Those who shall favor him with
their patronage, will please apply, and leave
their address at the Drug Store Of w. Lanphier
& Co. on King street oct 20-6tSat& Mon