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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30
Fresh Fall Il Winter Dry Goods.

FHNiIE SLIP Tally Ho, Just arrives from Liverpool
has brought with the exception OF 10 l2 package
our entire importation Of FILL H.N'D TYI.N'TER
GOODS, which is large aud general and will be landed
we presume, during this week. We have ALSO in Store,
rery extensive supply Of american Cotton and Uoole
Goods-many Of which being bought taiy in the Sum
ner, are cheaper than such goods be had Our
supply OF Fancy Goods, also, will be quite good by the
LIST oil September These receipts, added large sup
ply oil Staple and Fancy European India, and American
Goods bought or imported during the past Spring. Tor the
most part III original papers packages, in fine
der. aud as cheap similar Goods be obtained,
will constitute the largest supply have ever had at one
ume, ana such an one think will he found worthy
Tie attention Of town and country Merchants
virginia The purchase aud impo talion OF large sup
ply III the embai state i'm which the country
has been, have required about great efforts
ever made. The whole undertaken aud cted
desire and determination Of etug any demand which
might be experienced here and In the hope, the inn
poration for the Fall expected be light, Tia, tie
adventure would turn TO good Our neig bors,
100, we are glad TO perceive, Anj which take
menon are now, and will be in the receipt OF considefa
bic supplies; and will. suee, unite, aud all
make the induccincnt 10 all who may here pur-
chase, as great they be made We have said
on this subject Than should have done be cause i'm
umations we have received, that from the very embarAss
ed state oil commercial affairs, spprehr had arisen
In the county, that there would he or no goods of
consequence received here 10. the Falsnd for the pur
pose OF Informing those Who have generally gone Ntc
YORK. but no. from the appearance OF the cholera there,
even IN the slight degree in which exists, nsy he
deferred IRON going there this ason, that they may
here expecting TO find only many goods as they
VIII need, but at prices trust, that will give general
Satisfaction As soon have opened OUT Good,
'ui'er advertisement will appear.
Aug % [sI-l6l Market Square, Richmond.
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ENDlAN QUEEN AND BALTIMORE HOUSE, TO
III RENI.-Ihe improvements being made on this
long established and celebrated HOTEL will be connie
ted ana the house ready Tor tenant, The ~ instant
10 the very extensive additions MS made
upon the hotel wh lew months past, are 40 added
granite rough cast on the three fronts Of the hole-a
splendid SALOON Of AZ iect Baltimore and Hanover
streets, commanding unobsiructed view OF the most
busy and fashionable promenade OF The cilya beautiful
CoLLoNADE OH the whole front Baltimore sire e with
doors opening ehtirc and g,ins full view of Baltmore
sreea HALL oil eleven feet wid on b, more strre,
"a HALL OF thirteen feet with, wiha PoRTIco OF the
Ionic order, on Hanover street, within fifty ee OF Balti.
more street. These Improvements give TO the Hotel
Tue most attractive appcafance-addlng greatly 10 it's
s'y'e' comfort aud eonyenence-ihey universally
thought 10 be decidedly the desirable
ever m1de OIL this property, aid greatly enhancing its
value 'S ioel The house is not now, perhaps sus-
ceP'le OF further Improvements II is pronounced 10 be
as elegant and as complete il lie made and fully
able without reference its admitted adyaniaee Of loca
uoa 10 compete with any other OF the fine establishments
oil THIS city No expense has been spared 10 render this
iasohe Hotel worthy Of the patronage Of the public;
more IMAM my thousand dollars have been expended on
~ various improvements under the four tenants who
have successfully occupied il within 80 wears past With
me elegant Improvements and enlarged accommodations
Of this hotel con,br cd with il. fine public situation (ot
Ito rsi consideration TO Travellers aud sfrangers) well
qualified tenant has favorable opportunity Of being
enriched as any oil his predecessors in house where more
money has been made perhaps than in any hotel in this
country This line OF business has been annually r creas-
ng-he last winter, spring. and present summer the ira
veng through our city has been greater thar ever was
HnoWn; ~ h,is' augment 50 long as Baltimore is the
great thoToughlare OF the West; and tie direct routa IN
Washington from the East and the evidently growing in.
tefcourse with the South through sealnboas and packets
a ie3ing with the extension and completion Of our rail
roids TO Ohio and sngon (snoiher adyanste Of mag
nude TO this hOlel) 10 I'LL public houses especially
the best kept aud the best located The hotel being "
aed in the cenre OF business has been arranged that
portion NJ IL can he turned TO commercial purposes aud
reuted for FROM $4,000 10 500 per annun thus rcuc.
ing the rent Of the hotel consiDng upwards Of 100 oon,s
apd making the cheapest rcnt TO be found in any city
the United States.
The whole, or part will be Ieascd---if the whole the
privilege may be had to rent out such part as may ho
thought to be no disadvantage the establishment
lease OF some years will DO given favorable terms 10 an
approved tenant JAMES PIPER
August 10. -6i1 Waterloo Row Bsimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

N Observation-Disclosures In Northumberland
a County Corr, I2h August, 1881:
VIM Gilmore aud Eliza. his wife, who Eliza Cox,
agans, Compainants,
Thomas Cox James Cox, George Cox. Mary Cox, Will
liam Cox, John Cox, and Fleet T. Cox, by Eliza Cox,
their Guardian, al Htem, Defendants.
This day came the compliments, by their COUNSEL and
IL appearing 10 the satisfcl or the that the de.
feEdan Thomas Cox, is not nhabitsnt OF this State,
On the motion Of the c.mpsnants is ordered That the
said defendant appear here the second Monday in No
vemhrr next, and answer the bill OF the complainants
and that coy of this oer be forthwith inserted Tor tw
succt ssive mouths, in some newspaper published within
this State, aud also posted at the front door
house OF this county. copy. Tese.
NJ. b. CRALLE, C. C.
Sept %. 4O-rSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

THNO THE PUBLlC-Tbe subscribers having our.
n chased The Establishment Qsitiy occupied iy r. G.
Baf) on valley street, an adjoining Seabfooks Wsre
House, beg leave to Inform Tho public that tsy are pro-
pared TO take slaves Tor ssiekeepng The buildings arc
strong aud airy and consist Of several apartments or males
and emsles together with comfortable Hospiiai The To-
Gallon diy and healthy, with pumps Of tie best water iu
the yard Wcare prepared at oil lines render any facility
~ conveying slaves from any part Of the CITY to our .i
Tree Of charge. WM r. GOODWIN
HENRY N. TEAlPLEMAN
August lG az -
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POETRY
"sueu rxr REMAINS uSsUss."

CANZONEIsrE
Oh. say not yet "goo,i nisht :" my love,
There's music On the lsa;
Tho sun ia shining bright, my love,
On ioek, nud tower, and tree.
scaice yet has ceased the wild hoes hum,
The grass with drw's scarce wet;
The hour OF parting il not come
Not yet, my love, not yet.
How log the hours OF noon, my love,
No kiadrod bosom nigh.
But when the vespei moon, my love,
Beams forth, how swim Their ~.
Why will not ime, when lovers meet,
Awhile his wings forget
Still o'cr tho len floats music sweet
Not yet, my love, not yet.
Ono hour a, evo with thee nv Iowa,
Is worth MONS brightest beam;
Fo. then tits by no lea, my love,
The moon lights ur tho stream.
The stsrs-l see ,hom shinios bright,
Tho sun. indeed, Is set;
But still, oh. 'till say no, "gooj night :"
Not yet, my love, not yet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

UWALYES or U. STATES BANK NOTES LOST
N n There enclosed 10 me IN letter on the iItb
OF September $780, The second, right hand hslyes Of
three One Hundred Dollar United States Bank Notes
payable At Mobile, wit 430L $50, and L. 1863 are
the marks, aud DuDbef Of the Notes The letter was d.
reccd 10 at Goochand Courthouse, Va and mailed
by John J. Ormond, al Coarland, Alabama but they have
not been received. Any information will be thankfully
received. JOSEPH SHELTON.
August rs 92-wi2NN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

H AND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR sAJE.-Tbe
iher with eli The improvements (Which are verv soeN
now occupied by Dr. Befjsmin -. Anderson living In the
county OF buckingham, and stused about is miles Fact
Of Buckingham Courihouse, 10 North Of Cara and -
South Of New Cabon 10 hich he would attach 20 or 30
Of Land The above is very desirable and ealgv
slsoneilier for professional character or mechanic
BEVERLY a. GROWN
Buckingham, sepiembef g. 55-w4w
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dHGGAr BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FASH

& REAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FASH
w iONABLE ARTlCLES.-The subscriber has made
sell his present stock of elegant aud vaua
Ole goos OH as moderate Terms possible they
10 be surpassed by any merchant in The State bsrg
Let u be understood, that every thing OF the QUA
ny and uni ersaly allowed be the bansomest asso
ment in Richmond. II is necessary that the stock OF
Fancy Goods should he disposed before uther arrange
mems are entered into, which under consideration.
he ladies and gentlemen of Richmond, its vicinity
VIII do well call aud view The above extensive
oil useful aud oIuamenlsl articles
CHARLES HORN, .Agenf.
September 9. 36otf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

- ELECT SCHOOL.--To educate her sons the sub.
~ sciiber has employed gentleman, well qualified TO
instruct In the Greek and Latin languages, Mathematics
Geography, aud all the branches OF good English E,u-
cation The School will be limited 10 fifteen pupils A
few boys, under fifteen years Of age, will be received az
boafders IN The subscribers family They will be requi-
red TO observe geuee aud respectful course TO my Ia
mily AMI TO each ober. The charge for board and tm-
ton i'll be one hundred dollars payable annually
TO furnish his bed aud bedding; il furnished by the
'ubsetiber an additional charge six dollars will be
made The School will be opened The first OF October
and viii be subject TO vacation Of six weeks The sta
alton (he re-dence Of the late Judge w GreeiO is re-
Harkaby healthy and snlieien y the hauns
OF vice aud dissipation. Application may be made TO
In Green, Esq, or 10 the subscriber, CUipeper
Courthouse, Va. NJ GREEN
September y. 36-t1O.
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Sept %.

I'm CHANCERf- VIRGINIA.-in Noilhutnbr rlaud
~ county Court Sth Sept, 1884:
Mary f. Watts, by Haynes Edwards, her next friend,
Comp.
against
klchad Waite, Edward A. Waits, Hannah w ats 81 nj
+ Watts aud Miccnt Waite. by Hannah Watts. their
Guardian ,dd Hiem, D.ts
This day came the plsntif by her counsel aad il ap-
peang 10 The satisfaction OF the Court that the
Richard ats not an mhshan OF this Common ealt.
on me motion oil The plaintiff il is ordered, that the said
defendant srpear here the second Moi,y in Noyem.
Der next and answer the bill of the plaintiff, aud that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted Tor two months
suoeessiVeiy' III some newspaper published within This
State and also posted The oni door of the
VI this county.
Copy. Testo, NJ. b. CRALLE, c. C.
September 30 iu-vs,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

"ADswoRTH & WILLIAMS are now receiving
wv sisrge and general assortment OF Goods, suitable
Tor the Fall trade.
Richmond, September .. 1881. s6-lot
II ANCASTER. DENNY & Co., .aucfioneers and
IL Commission Merehonfs, offer Tor sale In store
100 bdds ST Croix. Bsrbaioes and Porto Rico sugars
100 boxes aud bills, double aud single steam refined
loaf do.
i2o bids Orleans and POro Rico molasses
20 hhds. sugar house do.
600 bags Porto Rico, Rio, Mocha aud Manila coffee
soo piek.ges flesh teas, Gunpowjer, Imperial and
young Tyson
10000 lbs cotton ysrns--Clake's
5000 do do Chuck at,ck and S,,i,hGstI
80 bales and cases domcsi,rs
4 cases colored cambrics
200 coils Manila cordsge
1900 prime bacon hams
1000 bags shot
L. p. Madeira in pipes, halt pipes quarter and half o.
casks; pure Sicily in 20. do Tort in and bottles;
Champagne OF various and approved brands, old hook
Caret and Malaga wines; Cognac. Champaign im-
aVon brandy Jamaca, Antigua, st. Croix New Orleans
anu florida Kuin very old aud superior Nlonong
Whskey In bbls. and hall do Holland Gin; II ,i<ins,
whole anu hall boxe,; by 10 and 10 by IL Window
"iss S'oneware ia hlds Hacks superior Segas; Nut
megs Pepper, Cloves ground Ginger Cassia and Pimen
to; Soap aud Candles; Wine AMI CIDER Vinesar Collins
celebrated Axes; Hemock and Ok tanned Sole Leather
Belisse adding; Lamp and Tsnners Oil; Green Paint:
Canton preserved Ginger ia casesAnd have ailoa daily
expected
1000 bags Rio, and PoEo Rico coffee
20 uerces very beautiful green do
100 hhis ST. Crox aud Porto Rico sugars
l2o boxes and barrels steam refined loaf do.
400 barrels best No msckerel
ere attention given receiving and aiding goods.
August ~. 2sVilO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

a NEUTRAL HOTEL FOR SALE.-1his very valna-
" be Establishment, occupied by Col. Ward is
situated IN the town Of Charlottesville Oh the main Turn
pike road, and not than 1850 yards the Court
house Square, and about the centre Of the town The
building slarge and commodous, containing between 25
and 30 rooms, with large brick stable but lately built
ven Of excellent water, and good Ice house aud other
necessary out houses
The above property will be offered for SALE on the pre-.
misses, on Tuesday the 4ib day i-Novembsr ntx on a
credi OF one. tso ard three years. carry ing interest from
the date Bond, with approved security, and deed Of
trust opon the property, will he required satis-
factory description oil the properly be had by app
ucn to either Martin Dawson Alexander Carr Ell Eqrs
sept " lS6-td] JOHN WATSON
moi, E-Any ni, rfnaion Of Urah Spencer one of
the heirs and distributes OF John Spencer deed
late OF King William County, State OF Va, WHO enlisted
during the last war aud went 10 Qiebec commune sted
TO The sub.chcr living the White Chiinn-ys Caro-
line County, Virginia. will be much to his adyantae &c and
vi be thankfully received by
JAMES THOMSON,
sept 10 l3I-SiJ his Administrator.
NOTICE EX fENDED.-An persons having claims
against The Estate OF the late John Spencer decd
OF King William County Stale OF Virginia. are requested
to bring them iorw Nd the subscriber Tor adjustment on
or before the 10Th day OF November next ensuing All
eaims brought forward after that time will rejected
aud this notice pleaded in bar
JAMES THOMSON,
administrator de bonis non Of John Spenefr
Sept. 10. 37-st
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLyANiA-.1f Medical
" DePd'fment.--Tbe Lectures will CONNIE ice on Mon.
day. November the 80, aud he continued till the Isl Of
March under The following arrangement OF the Chairs
institutes aud Practice OF Medicine aud Clinical prat-
ice, W Nathdniel Chapman NJ. d., and Samuel jack
son, NJ. ID.
husomy by William T.. Homer, M. d.
maieria Medca, by John Rcdinan Coxr, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by William Gbson, NJ. d.
Obs eifcs aud the Diseases OF and children, by
NJ. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

81 LION ESTATE AND MILLs.-This valuable
~ Estate aud Mills for ssIe--stuafcd on the
Soui side Of the Roanoke 10 miles from the curt house
10 the county OF MeckleDbug. The Tract contains 1900
acres Of which 225 are excellent low eround.: no
other estate the river sufpasscs it for hesil and r-
" Of soil There will be 250 bushels OF wheat seeded on
II this iall. The Mills known "St. Leon" 40 by
20 geet stories high, having inexbsusiblc water
power snd running six pair Of stones for grinding wheat
snd COMO barrels Of flour manufactured daily.
great bargain will be given " application is nlade imne
d'aely to tho subscriber, residing on ihe premises.
JAMES Y. JONES
81 Leon, September 10. 80-si
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JAMES THOMSON,
Sept. TO- 37-st
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MOrlCE.-To the Leeatees Of Jesse Hodges. decd
late Of The county Of Goochanj, Safe oil Virginia:
Tske notice, that as executor Of tie late Nicholas NJ
Vaughan deed, formerly Sheriff Of the said county OF
Gooelsd, and as such, committee OF the estac OF said
Jesse Hodges. deceased have settled the accounts Of
he fad Nichoias NJ Vauglah's administration upon The
ssid estate aud now ready and anxious 10 nav 10 each
Of you, What IS due from my lesaor. Since the settlement
OF he administration accounts, have been am now ond
the balance due but will not hold myself bound to paw
you interest on The money now held for YOU
JOHN NJ. VAUGHAN.
Executor Of NJ M Vaue han.
September g. AZ o.
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JAMES THOMSON
Sept 10. [3-91 his Administrator.
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n moro coptous Extinct from the Editors
maks Then was o. 1T annexed this aee IN The note ITav
referred 10 t9s Wing sod inieigcncof cxusots fom ST. T.
fpeones "cn go 10 show bis denial 0f The apD
S . ,seqf1t % charter National Baak (Which has
uencd by political 10
ufo 10 display IN their columns, such sxtrss o Tho sa
20 70 ssow conclosivoy iba Mf H. s quas Bank man e
IIWs o. mo inguef direct tho
siew before nnd shoo rejected by the In The Ill
owing cfms' hut The oons Of tho WIG sn tho Peferb,g
arc abpsdaniy supgiedby Pubos which rcpgb
70 The Petersburg G,f,-o IL.
his eiicsm IN 2d N0and " be does not make out Al, ~ W
qte Bunk man then has Tie Fog Language no cfsag All -
rof4i sghihcaon' Thus did the lie
clchsd oFow TO tho consideration Whig and ts io,.y
gonce DDS dii chfo their unfiirnessinve
and yet they arc silent IL Ma. f,rfou ,nusftr .',f
Ignius, Letter v.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-24
MR.. LEIGH.

The proceedings of the meeting at Stauntor,
are severe rebuke Of the conduct Of those pC
liiicians in Eastern Virginia who have disingenu'
ously attempted, to direct the indignation Ofhs
people against Mr.. Leigh for the course he Pur'
sued in the Convention. His opposition 10 ID.
extension OF the right OF suffrage has been made
an instrument to deprive him of the confidence
OF a portion ofthe people, by some OF those very
men who were once loud in their professors
of gratitude for the services which he rendered
his constituents on that occasion. The 'acllna'
he was elected for the express purposeol oe'
| Tending the interests Of Eastern Virginia: winch
| it was then conceived would be impaired by an
undue extension of the right OF suffrage scare
| fully concealed from the view OF those upo"
whom the objection is intended TO operate
The censure, if any there be, when Is Jus!
chargeable to the people who selected nm as''
advocate of their rights, is hcapcd soIe'y uIgn
the head of the representative who illthIu!
and honOrably discharged the trust reposed
| him. SO far has this Liberal and unjust leeH's
been carried, that an attempt feeble il IS i@
has been made to exhibit the votes OF the ID.
tern counties in favor Of the adoption oil thene
Constitution, as an evidence OF disapproD.SauaU!
Of the conduct of Mr.. Leigh in having OlNh'
the expectations of his constituents ana ~
charged the duty which was specially requn,.
at his hands. We know, that, IN some ,.Na
ces these artful attempts have succeeoeamU =,
tanning few names to the instructions, W. W.
are gratified TO find that the people OF ,n'
who have the most cause to object 10 Inc '1 C",.
which Mr. l.. was compelled To take 10 w. W.. ~.
vention, are not likely to be duped oi u,' ubo
fee, at least to the extent desired Dy uVs
are so untirng in their eXertlons 10 O'E,' '.,,,
faithful public servant who has redeelnro .' a..
promise made to, and ably dischargeGy'I'!. 81.
~ which has been entrusted TO him W' Don,y
low citizens. The citizens OF Augusta
have placed the matter upon us true Cr,,d
They view bis course, on The occa,lon ,,, b,r
to, in its proper light. They regard "' ~, mfr
ing been the advocate OF parlIc"""n, -, h
est, but their confidence and support wiz D, "S
Withdrawn on the present OCCASION ,,sa
the defence Of that interest," which he w. ;as ,s
ed to guard, he employed all his eht' ssI,bout
all his talents. Their declaration mat a," If
they differ essentially from him IN m iU'ir IN
political sentiments but more especial, 10 Il
gard to the basis Of representation ~ W. ",urs
gnia Legislature they do not hesitate e. so"a
their confidence in his patriotism, hI'p n",io,
tegrity and ability, and their dlsa PPtooa MA,
the attempts which have been made, ny -" M
resentaton, to excite the prejudces OF Wv ur5,s
tern people against him,"is gratifying e s.,s,y
that the tone of public feelng in thai que a,:sn,
not been impaired by the malevoieht ,.hsr
to enlist local prejudices in comics! = ,hsr
principle which Originally gave Use -
lved.-PetersburG Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-24

There is to be 'great eclipse ofthe SUM-" on
the 10th of this month. So say the astronomers
and we believe them, even when they calcu
late things to happen at the inconceivable dis.
lance OF hve hundred or thousand millions OF
miles, because of the accuracy with which tbev
give the periods of the planets and comets, &C.
which are seen in the inconceiveable universe
governed by an incomprehensibIe hand. in an
lncomprehensible manner. But we know tina,
they are-and that their order is determined
Lnere IS no ''chdnce" about that They are not
things of accident"
The eclipse will be total in part of the south
ern statesIand especially at Tuscaloosa. Ala
1ama, and Beaufort, s. G. and the width of the
darkness about 100 miles. Persons are cautioned
not to gaze at the sun, unless through sufficient
ly colored glass to shield the eye from the power
oil its rays, though eclipsed.-Mies' Reg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-24

Valuable Farms and Merchant Mills For Sale
REING DESTROYS to remove to the west, the
ID subscriber offers for sale the FARM on
which he lives, on Apple Pie Ridge, four miles
north of Winchester, containing $50 acres
Inc improvements CONSIST OF TWO story brick
EI sary out-houses. A never failing stream of
water runs through it, and the fences are in
good order.
ALso-A farm Of 140 acres lying near the
mountain, miles from Winchester, good ia
vern stand, and now occupied as such by
Patrick Melon.
Also, the STONE MILL lying on Babb's Run,
within half mile of the last farm, and two
miles of the first, with between 20 or so acres of
land. All communications by mail (post pad)
will be attended to. JOEL LUPTON.
Frederick county, nov Is-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-24

The heavy and extensive rains of Saturday.
Sunday and Monday last, have swollen our ri.
yer to height unprecedented in the "memory
OF the oldest inhabitant." The wharves are
entirely inundated, and we fear that much da-
mage has been done to the goods stored in the
warehouses. We learn that the Nottoway, the
Meherrin, and the Roanoke, have risen to an
extraordinary height, and that considerable in.
jury has been done on the low grounds of these
rivers.-Petersburg hteiiigencer.
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TO RENT,

~ A story Brick DWELLING HOUSE
Mi1 on Cameron, between Fairfax and Royal
streets, directly opposite the Market House, and
adjoining Isaac Georges three story brick house
on the west Possession on the Sth November.
ALSO,
Ia The FLOUR STORE on Commerce street.
lHa next door to Mr.. w. w. Harper's, lately oc-
cuped by Gerard Plummer. Possession immedi.
atey. Inquire of ISAAC ROBBINS.
oct 22-d3t&2aw4w Agent.