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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-15
NOVELS.

The food of Novels, and especially ofEnglish
Novels which, for the last four or five years has
descended upon the public, yet continues its fall.
In the last number of the Quarterly Review,
there is review Of two of the latest and best of
these novels, the article in which they are re-
viewed commencing thus:
"This season has been as prolific in novels
as any Of its predecessors; and as usual, 1t has
been but melancholy business to contemplate
the rapid succession of these ephemeral produc-
tons. One after another is announced with
flourish of penny trumpets:-the words vivid pa
trotism'-skeen satire'-shigh imagination
intense passion'-and, above all, genius and
power are kept standing in the booksellers
types, and put into unfailing requisition.-
A week more, and the wonder has been exam
ined and talked Of another, and it is as com
pletely forgotten as any of the nothngs Of the
days of George III. These books are running
the proprietors of circulating libraries who a
lone buy them, and We are greatly mistaken if
they be not injuring deeply their publishers
By encouraging the cacoefhes scribendi of infe
rior pens, they may now and then realize an
immediate proht to themselves; but they, in the
long run, accumulate no raluable copy righis-
without which no bookselling- house can prove
the source of ultimate gain on any consldera-
bic scale. Are they not aware that at this mo-
ment, after all the innumerable editions that
have appeared Of such a work as lvanhoe' or
: Old Mortality its copyright would fetch at
least three times more money in the market
than the copyrights of all the novels that were
published in London between 1910 and 1902"
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PLEASURE EXCURSION,
FOR NORFOLK.

yVyHE Steamer COLUMBIA, Captain JAMES
MITcurLL, will leave Lambell's wharf,
Washington, at IL M. and Thompson's wharf,
Alexandria, at O'Clock, P. NJ on Monday, the
18th instant, for Norfolk, arriving at Norfolk on
Tuesday in time for the stages going South ana
the steamboat Patrick Henry for Richmond q
Returning to the District she VIII leave Nor'o,k
on wednesday. the goth, at g o'clock, p. M;
and will continue, during the season, to make a
trim between the District and Norfolk every two
weeks, leaving each place on the days and hours
above named. For the accommodation OF per
sons travelling from Norfolk to Fredericksburg
or from Fredericksburg to Norfolk, an arranse
ment has been made with the proprletoTs OF we
steamboat Sydney, (plying between W asi, ,nii
ton and Fredericksburg') by WnIGn NC n tho
d darsf following ii the departure Of the Columbia,
without any additional charge for passage. ,
pasSape and fare 81. 80 10 ..-
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The editor Of the London Morning Post. who
had been brought before the House o Lords on
the motion of the Lord Chancellor for libel
on that parsonage, has been dismissed, having
first paid the flOO expenses Incurred by his ar
rest On being asked whether the article III
question had not been written by peer' the
editor positively refused 10 answer. II was
snspected that Lord Ellenhorough was the au'
thor, and the object of the proceeding seems
10 have been to get at this fact.
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CAMP MEETING NOTICE.

A CAMP MEETING will be held, under the
IN direction of the Ministry and Membership
of the Methodist Protestant Church, on the land
of Col William Miner in Alexandria County,
ID. C. near the Old Falls Church, commencing
on Friday evening, the 18th OF August next.
The Ministers and members of Methodist
Protestant Church, particularly, with all other
persons who may feel an interest in the success
of the meeting, are respectfully invited to at
tend, and unite in its religious exercises. jy IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-15

Course Of Trade-It was remarked as SIM
gular fact. some time since, that brig from
port in Europe was discharging cargo at New
York, and that another brig in sight OF the lor-
mer, was loading with the same article, for the
same port We have been reminded OF this
circumstance by noticing that two ships rom
Liverpool, with salt, one of which arrived at
this port, and the other at Boston, have been or
dered, the former to Boston, and the later TO
this port, and both on the same day. =,
Ne,rburyport Herald.
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lCONNlUNICATEp.

By the advertisement, we perceive that the
Academy for Young Ladies, under the direc-
tion of the Sisters Of Charity, resumes its eXer-
ciSes on Monday next.
Mild, unassuming and unobtrusive, those Ia
dies have our best wishes, and will, we have no
doubt receive a share of that patronage which
has always distinguished the liberal citizens OF
our ALEXANDRIA,
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PUBLIC SALE.

TN pursuance of Deed of Trust to the SUBJ
i scriber, from Thomas Preston and Ellen his
wife, for the use OF the Bank Of Alexandria, re-
corded !iber II, No. 2, folio 235, will be exposed
to sale, on the 5th day of September next,
"a One moiety OF the TAVERN HOUSE
mn and WAREHOUSE called the Bear Tav.
ern situated at the northwest corner OF the
intersection OF King and Fayette streets, in inc
Town of Alexandria Also, moiety OF the
LOT occupied as Wagon Yard. Terms OF
payment One-fif1h cash; the balance IN I0ni
equal instalments of g. IL, IS, and "a montns'
with interest from the day Of sale the after pay.
rom,s .. or sucb other security as will satisfy
The Rank. By order of the Bank:
ang IFS WIN. HERBERT. Irnstee.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
DY virtue Of a Deed of Trust from the Bank
ID of Alexandria to the subscribers for the
purposes therein mentioned the following de-
scribed PROPERTY will be sold, on reason
able terms and liberal credit
The WHARF and LOTS OF GROUND on
the south side Of Cameron street. now in the oc-
cupancy OF Mr.. Benjamin Waters.
p, The WHARF, WAREHOUSE, &c. cal
EEL led fuckers
:$s and LOT OF GROUND, on the west side
Of Water street, between Cameron G. Queen ste.
IA The Brick DWELLING HOUSE on the
OBJ north side Of Cameron street, between Fair
fax and Royal street, occupied by Mrs. Mills.
"a The BRICK BUILDING at the intersec-
Gi.. ton Of Cameron and Fairfax streets.
~, The four-story Brick WAREHOUSE on
II Ramsay's wharf, occupied by Messrs. B.
Wheat & Son and Mr.. Thomas Sanford.
"a The ACRE LOT and BRICK HOUSE,
naI with several out houses, on Washington
street. in possession of T. F. Mason, Esq.
n, The large WAREHOUSES; at the cor
81 ner Of King and Columbus street. and an
excellent Frame Dwelling House adjoining
81, A HOUSE and LOT near the Village'
A VACANT LOT on the south side OF
Inv DWELLING HOUSE and LOT F
GiI GRO UND on Pitt street, opposite st: pauPs
Church, formerly owned by Mr. Gurden Chaplh.
A vacant LOT OF GROUND on Water
street opposite the Farmers Bank.
A FARM in Fairfax County, Va called the
Meadows" containing PTS acres.
Another FARM in said County, called " Lo-
max" or g Turkey Cock Run,"-352 acres:
One other FARM, called Willow Spring"
near Centreville.
Three small TRACTS OF LAND on Mount
Vernon Road, containing. together, 3o7 acres.
Particulars will be given on application 10 MIR;
Isaac Robbins, at the Bank of Alexandra; ana
proposals for any part oil .ne p,%pdd'b v
GEORGE BRENT,
BENZ. WATERS, iTrustees.
VIM Fl. MILLER,
in 1s-tf VIM. C. GARDNER,
az The above property Will be sold at Auc-
,;on on Monday. the LIST day Of September next
nj 10 O'Clock, A. M. at the Bank Of Alexandria,
at which time the terms, &C. will be made known.
aug l4-tlstSept
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The Weataer.-on Thursday, at the Museum,
the Thermometer, from A. M. to P. M. rang
ed from SO to 90 degrees. Throughout the pre-
vious night, it was at sc degrees, which unques-
tionably. was the warmest night, within our
knowledge.
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NOTICE.
NUTICE.
DY virtue of Decree pronounced on the 30th
1t Sc I, -. in,

DY virtue of Decree pronounced on the 30th
ID day of May last, in a cause depending in
the Circuit Court of Alexandria, d. c. between
James Harris ct al. compiainants, and Nancy
Craig ct al defendants, l will proceed TO sell, at
public auction, for ready money, on the premis-
es, in Alexandria County, on Saturday, the 9th
day of September next, at l2 o'clock, M. GER
tain TRACT, or PARCEL OF LAND, con-
tanning One Hundred Acres, more or less, lying
on B.:eCkens Branch, and the drains ola branch
of Four Mile Run, called Lubber's Branch, be-
ing the land whereof Charles Craig died seized.
l will convey such title only as is vested in me
by the Decree of the Court.
BERNARD HOOE, Commissioner.
iy 3O-eot6Sep
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OIL AND FLAXSEED.
-1INTER and Fall strained Sperm Common
w Whale, in tierces, barrels, and by the
sa"of'' THOs. VOWEL, on Fairfax street:
Who gives the highest market prc for FLAX
SEED. r.,
Wanted-A few Hundred Dollars of the notes
of the Bank of Alexandria.
aug 7-3t[ 7th, 18th 18th
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DIED.

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, about nine
O'Clock. P. NJ. Mrs. MARY MANDELL, consort of
Mr.. John c. Mandell in the 46th year Of her
age, after a short and painful illness of few
hours.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Dr.
Smith. Mir. JAMES RIoRDAN to Miss MARTHA
RoTcHFoRD.
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AUCTION SALES
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.


an Monday morning, the 18th instant, at 10
~ o'clock, will be sold in front of my Auction
Store, variety of HOUSEHOLD & KITCH-
EN- FURNITURE, belonging to person leav-
ing town, and sold Without reserve, consisting
in part, of
Sideboard, Bureau, Dinner & Tea Tables
sett Dining Tables
Bedstead, Beds, Mattrass, Chairs, Andirons
Together with Kitchen Furniture of various
kinds. Also, lot of Empty Bottles.
aug Is GEO. WHITE, Auctoneer.
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A Word to the Ladies.-There is good deal
of force in the following notice which we COM
mend to the attention of the LADIES'.
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IN IS-U WI. q
rThe above property will be sold at Auc-
tion on Monday, the 1st day Of September next
mt 10 O'Clock, A. M. at the Bank of Alexandria;
at which time the terms, &C. will be made known.
aug l4-tlstSept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-16

I'm CHANCERY--VI RGiNIA.--At rules TO be holden
IL in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and CbsDcery for Cumberland county, from the I'd
TO the 7th day Of December inclusive in the year. 1885,
Thomas X. lsrrisoD administrator Of Archibald Taylor
decesscd, Plaintiff.
against
James isbeIl, James Allen, Ricbsrj s. Eggeson Rich
ard b. Eggeson, Edmund EgglesioD aud Alfred A. Allen
Edward N. Allen Elizabeth Il. Allen, Sally &, Allen,
VIM. Nj. Allen, Mary ID. Allen, and Margaret Allen,
heirs and infant children Of wm. Allen, deed. Drfs
The defendant, James Allen, not having entered his sp.
pesrsnce and given security according To the Act oil As
semby and the rules Of this Court, aud il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that lie is not nbabaUt o this
Common wesitII IL is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here the first day OF April Term next and
swer the bill Of plaintiff; aud that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city oi Richmond, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY aud post
ed up the front door Of the Court house Of this county
Copy. Tese, p. II. NUNNALLY, ID. G.
December IL. 66-w8w
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fFrom tho Daily Ab,ov A,,r, ,


THES STATE BANKs.-We COME 20 Il, we are net sur
prised at the efforts 10 weaken the public confidence in
these institutions II the u. 3. Bank eau purchase the
opinions OF the Press changing lis high of denuncia
ton aud warming 10 dulcet notes of eulogy and
lis attitude Of hos iy to laborous re II and de voted fellow
shp,the same great Moneyed Power may find ea,v in
srUDents in The work Of defamation ssiDst The State Banks
Nor ought 10 be matter OF surprise that these Iaboers
Tor the Mammoth deal altogether in rstities-,af
avoiding particular Institutions they sssa the ma a. and
The public that the Safety Fund and its bank. must
sink under tile pressure OF And yet, which il the
individual bank belonging 10 that sysem which they can
dare que,tion, TO is credit its sovencyl Can bey
select OF all the nunb.r which they i'll venture 10
say is Of ques ionale standing Of probable
Knowing that hrr ziound is uniensble and destitute Of
ioundaiWn they attempt by wholesale attacks and general
d"preeaion, TO beget d rust, aud weaken confidence in
banks which Tfc 81 established soidity which ste ma
Da- ed mi skill aud care, which subject 10 close
and constant cru my, and hot of whicl can tey or
dSre they subject TO the suspicion OF lufe
Time was, when cvefy COOL ciiizea lent his aid TO s
tain tile local cuenryto protect its from msre
depreciaiiOnwh all proud 10 point the stability
aud credit OF insdtuioDs lees associated will the
character OF the state, and Immediately connected Will,
the interests an daily avocatons Of the great moss Of e
community AMI when wanton or malicious auspot IN
destroy their credit 5nd produce panic 10 their prciice
irowned upon by all who had real intere.t in The
preservation OF sound and healthy circulating medium
Now, however, bore TO he found among us those who
at the bidding Of powerful Corporation, which attempts
to control the government aud rule the country labor In
excite suspicion against the State bankso throw shade
over their credtto agile the communi;y-Ie produce
alarm and pancnDd ho predict, with oraculsr wisdom
and mock sympathy, universal "distress and ruinl,'
IL Is 10 this vein, aud for the purpose Of exapg the
Monopoly that The public favored with such para
graphs as the following, from late NJ Y. Commercial
ADVERTISER. IL 70 picture OF evil which does not exist,
except 80 fr the efforts and Of the Great Bank
have produced H. and which Is drawn not 4, 4.
believed TO be kue but because II necessary 10 convince
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-16

EN ERY--VIRGINfA.--Attu rules taken in the
u Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
sn1 Chsneery Of Prnee Edward county, on the li DAY
OF November, 1893
william Ch@mberiAyne' Appellant.
against
Henry " Jer kns, William M. jenkins, William p
Iaton and Ezabe his wife. Sam vel Morgan and Ann
h+ vile, John NJ jenkins aud Sarah biz wife, Obadiah
ID jenkins, Richard II. jenkins, William o. Morgan spd
Frances III. WIFE, Martha jenkins. Mary Jenkins Thomas
Jenkns AMI sarah jenkins, Appellees.
The defendants. William p. Hstton and Elizabeth his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given sccu.
rty according TO an act Of the General Assembly aud the
rules OF i ourt, and u appearing that they not in
hsbitants OF this State on the motion of the appellee Hen.
ry Jenkins, II b ordered that the said defendants, Will
liam r. Hson and Elizabeth bis vile, appear here the
hrs day Of April term next and the original and
smended bill filed against them by the said appellee Hen
~ jenkins, aud that copy Of this order be forthwith,
inserted in Of the public newspapers printed In
the city OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
also posted At the front door Of the Court House Of this
county. Copy-Teste.
November ~ 67-wsw
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NoTlcE--By deed Of trust tom Rober, Patton, de-

A OTlCE.--By deed OF trust tom Robert Patton de-
V ceased to Robert Patton, jr (now deceased) and
John NJ Patton, bearing date the 18th day OF Ap 1921
is provided that after satisfying certain preferred and
specified debts, and liabilities the residue Of the funds
shall he applied TO the payment OF the iadcidai deJfs
OF said Robert Patton, wheher contracted BY him in
private capacity, or as guaydaa
I'LL debts. the original consideration for which were
debts due by contracts made with the firm of James
Dykes s. Co., where the said Robert Patton hail,
given his individual note, bond acceptance for the same
hath in any way Individually guaranteed contracted
Tor their payment are, by the express Of the said
deed, excluded from any participation ia the trust funds
until all the individual creditors OF said Robert Patton
as above defined, shall be fully paid an sas6edThe
creditors how ever, required by the terms Of the
said deed TO exhibit their claims the Trustees with
in six months after they have been notified TO do So
by advertise ment ia public wspapers and
IN Of their failure do the trusees The survivor
OF them, Is authorised 10 distribute the funds among such
OF the individual creditors shall have exhibited their
maDs aud then the residue in payment Of The debts due
by the firm Of James Dykes & Co-Now, therefore, be-
lieving that all tie preferred debts have been satisfied
do hereby notify aud require all the creditors the said
Robert Patton, whose demspds within the above de-
scpon Of individual debts Gas distinguished from debts
Of the firm OF James Dykes & Coz present their claim,
duly authenticated to me- in my absence from Ere.
dericksbufg, Hugh NJ. Patton, before the s dsy
Of October next. JOHN NJ. PATTON,
Surpicing TrKsfee Of X. Patton deed
November 8. 1888. 53-Iaf4m
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HIakeforsI.

TNNHE subscribers wish farm out Tor the next season,
~ this superior, thorough bred stallion. For The prdl
grees OF SU Heels and Selma, his sire and dam
Tui Register, vol. 3D. pages 253 aud 4s5 We hazard
nobingin saying Bakefod high bred horse as any
~ America His pedigree is authentic. For minute
description Of THE forse we beg leave TO refer gentlemen
who may wish TO farm him, TO the Enquirer aud Wing,
published Ia Dee 1892, and January 1899. We also
specially invite gentlemen TO call on Mr. Campbell,
where the horse may be Letters post paid) d.
reeIed 10 the first subscriber Clsrkston p o., King
Queen CO., Va, will be promptly attended 10. Should
be be fared by the 10Th February next, he will
have three sisnds 10 wit at the stable OF the FIRST sub
scrber at SieysnsyiIe in this county; and at the Old
Church in Hanover HUGH CAMPBELL,
WM. y. COURTNEY,
King 4 Queen ETY., gas o. rs w4w
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THREE DAYS LATEN FROM FRANCE.

The PACK ct ship Manchester, Capt. Wiede hoIdt ar
rived last evening, bringing Paris papers to Nov. 18th
inclusive, three days later Than before received.
The accounts from Spain are more favorable to the
Queen. ST. Sebastian had not fallen into the hands Of
the insurgents before reported, and in several re
cent engagements, not however Of important cha
racer, the Queens troops had been victorious The pro.
ject OF an intervention by France had been postponed
the present.
The st. Peersbursh Gazette Of the 29th Oct announ.
that the Imperial Court has gone into mourning for
King Ferdinand VII.
The cholera had broken out at Drameix in Sweden
Out OF 151 patients, SO had died, and 80 recovered In
the suburbs OF Chrsana. there had been within a a few
days. IS cases and "a deaths.
The Museum OF the Louvre now contains COG ohio ETA
OF ancient sculpture, and 3,2S5 pictures.
The Second Chamber OF the States General Of Written.
burg, Nov 5h, parsed resolution, by of Ga TO e.
peioning the government to abolish the censorship OF
the They also resolved pay the expenses
the censorship any longer.
Paris, Nov. lS.-Yeserlsy, NJ. Lionne, editor OF the
Tribune. brought before the Court Ashes take
his trial upon anindicment Tor libel on the Kings per
aud cking the invioaby othe throne an ar.
icIe in that Journal the 3Is August relative to the
Kings answer to the address of NJ Wy, Presden OF the
Commercial Tribunal OF Bernay He found guilty,
and sentenced TO years imprisonment and fine Of
100000. As, however. he was already under sentence
for 20 600 r and five year, impr-onmen the Court, in
virtue OF Art 800 OF the Penal Code merged 20 900
The last line in his former sentence. NJ Dolosange,
editor OF the Renoyatucr, and NJ Deude, editor OF the
Quoiidenne, also put the bar, for reprinng the
article Of the tribune, hui they were both acquitted NJ
ed by default, the former TO years imprisonment and
line OF 100 r and the latter TO month";
and fine OF 1000 r for publishing in the form of PAM
phle an extract from the Mobiteur OF An l. containing
eopDioD OF de Georges Couthon condemnation de
Louis XIV which was prosecuted insiigsion
O Poy I'M emit
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EeepE'rEe T..
:" AvvA yxrwsn,,>, rs.uN"."
.r,,r ,,,,Ii-,,nrY,s MILL.

THE t.tlii.DRf.N'S N.l.
brilliant and ~ the rshi-" Ia v
twas - nj. ht ~ Ii-ni ie.tiNa'
rh. q ware ~ p,.hk. t,fh. 4" the nazt daaec,
Aul t..ro w-t. the tailored .tSp auJ glance,
AuI th. .sy attm", au'i the hopes and i.as
That u,,x ~ - ell hssppAk nittu,~r y"ais;
The zig might to c"ninoo eyes .~cui .i,i
But o~u that a. made my spi.,t. sd.
saw not in NIL that q. tive .cruo,
The eiou,liess brew. ntri ia" careie.s mica,
But Vanity sought the tsngrr's ri.
AL Envy Skunk tom aro,h-t's -, ai.o,
AMI Piiie reprlcd with disitiniu cy.s,
The once loved playmate al day sona y.
Alas TINT foci,n. =" "a, from mild,
Should hni place in the bcast OF d lite child!
Ans how, thought AT tho mur"w'. ,isc,
W'l these lair yonn, srrpers cpe the" eyer,
WI their smiles the freshness az mofdinx s,enh,
And the roses OF hssitb .uilIss their eao,k!
No-with wcaficd mind ani ook,
They will from tho l'"nri TIC ciobo, and book,
a longing aoL fesrn.b & rncn to ca
"a tho joys and the pains Of the evening past.
P.tents. 't's uil - soon
Tie .ii,teri 4 iett'Is OF word iuoss
o. th0so u der ycafs, Ia which belong
The met. sport, aud tho bird like sons;
What fuit can the trees OF autumn tfinr,
~ the fragile blossoms bs npt in spring.
Such stores will ths summer of iii- imp.r,
u ys spoil the bloom of tho infant he.it;
Eagiish -Ndyd:int
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HPELLEFONTE FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
Tor sale the above valuable establishment lying
nedateIy on Cocks road In the county OF holloway about
thry-byc miles from Petersburg This psce IL situated
in good healthy aud respectable neighbourood, and con-
tains about five hundred of Land large proportion
OF which 10 in woods, aud has large and Of the
best finished dwelling houses in this part Of the country
with unusual number Of other buildings, such
store house, &c, aud there is within fifty yards of tho
dw cling OF the best springs 10 Virginia set
tied by him about ten twelve yesfs sgo for Tavern
aud has been kept such since, but s situated
hist IL msy be easily converted Into private residence
IL the purchaser thinks proper Its local situation s
oil the beet in this country Tor professional gentleman
particularly tba Of physician, the best evidence Of
which IL. that settled here in $780, and in avery short
time acquired very extensive and lucrative practice. Ii
will also suit any gentleman who IL fpd o the turi, hsv
ing II of tie best training tracks in the State, with
all necessary stables aud respectable Jocky Club SUBJ
scfipon tie Of about $500, which has yet four
years 10 run. SAMUEL b. JETER.
Bellefonte, Nouswsy county. Jan 4 76-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-16

NOTlCE.--The subscriber would sell first. rate Jack,
now rising five years DID, and he can with safety say
no. inferior any In lower Virginia. Unqnesons-
BILE certificates can be produced regards his
foal-getier, and qualities generally. Any gentle
wishing TO purchase, confer with The sub
jec will direct Newiound Mills, Hanover county, Va,
aud il will be attended 10. p. II. PRICE.
January 8. 75-wdw