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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15
Wiefall's majority

A short time since. we received letter,
The postage Of which was unpaid. We
opened it. supposins it to be an advertise
menf. Behold it was piece of po-
etry. signed anonymously!!! Was there
ever any thing more provoking? We
dislike exceedingly to ray the postage on
advertisements but OIL Communications,
oh how we hate it. Upon innor, we
would not knoscingly, pay the postage on
the bes, poem Of the day. We care not
for such favors. Besides, nobody reads
poetry now, is out Of fashion. This is
a commercial agc-the jingle If dollars is
much more pleasant to the multitude, than
that of verse. Poetry is dull article at
prescnt-ihere arc no buyers in market.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

is The test one. with Us. We cen go with
none, that are, or may he, against us on
that ; but, if they will firmly and consis-
tently, 90 with It's, in this, as they have in
other matters, le, them but show il, openly
and clearly, and cold as we may have
seemed to be, heretofore, we will 90 the
,uhole with them, even for the Presidency,
as we feel assured will our State, and that
they will nol find warmer or more Jealous
advocates, in any other.'
A fire broke out in Wall, near Boun-
dary-s,reer, Charleston, on the morning Of
The 9TH instant. After the destruction Of a
few houses, the progressof The flames was
arrested. The fire is supposed. to be the
work of an insane person, Mrs. Brum-
mer,) on whose premises it originated.
All the houses destroyed, were wooden
ones. The Courier says, the estimated va
lue Of The property is about $4,000 or
$4,000, on none OF which, was there any
insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
FEMALE SCHOOL.

N he Parsosge, near Lpretto Essen County, Va.
yHytiE duties of this Institution will be resumed on
TUESDAY, the lst day OF October next Inc scho
n.c wear CONSISTS of ten months and is divided into
Two sessions Of FIVE months each Pupils may enter at
INV time but none for less term than one !ui session
M deduction will be made account OF absence, ex
cppt in cases Of pro,racted sickness
The situation Of this school, experience has amply
proved to he entirely healthy II is very retired, and
Tree from temptations to pleasure and pg,ravagance: 1t
is at the same time easy OF access Tn" Steam Boat,
running between Baltimore and Fredericksburg. passes
twice a week by port Micou, whrh IS but short dis
,nnce from the Parsonage, and where carriage VIII
al y avs be ready those who may give due
notice nf the time of their arrival The Bowling Green,
near which The cars between Richmond and FrederIcks
burg pass daily, is distant about lS or ~ miles.
II will be below that The course OF instruction
has been enlarged This, with expenses incurred 10
render The institution useful makes small add-
ton 10 The amount heretofore charged. necessary
The teacher of Music and Modern languages resides
wi his family few miles from the Parsonage, and will
give 10 his classes regular and efficient instruction
The department of morals embracrs Moral Philosophy,
Natural Theology, Evidences of Christianity aud The
study Of The Bible
The other branches taught are Orhography Reading,
wiring Arithmetic higrbra. Grammar and Geog aphy,
with the use of Maps and Globes History Logic Rhe.
orc and Composition, Botany, Geology, Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy. Also the French Spanish, and
Italian languages; Music. Drawing and Painting; and
lessons ~ Mrzznnto; Plain Needle WORK, Embroidery
fine, and in w"rsied.
TERns-Prr session of Eve months, payable in ad-
For Board Washing. Lights, &C. $50 90
" Tuition in thu English branches, 10 10
/" Bed and Bedding, if not provided BY the
pupil, 5 90
g Use of Piano per month, 90
The Languages, Music. Drawing and Painting, and
Embroidery, at the usual extra charges
Those who intend send their children will please 10
enter them Immediately, and let them be at the Parson
age by The first day Of The session IL is highly mpo-
that the school shnud at that time go fully into ope
raon and greatly 10 the advantage Of the scholars that
the members of the different classes should
their studies together II is hoped, therefore, that pa
rents and guardians will not fail 10 attend to this request
Letters directed 10 Rev. Jno. 2. Nc CURE Lorstto,
Essex county, Va.
REFER TO
Ri. Rev. r G. Moore. u ID.
w Meade, ID
Rev. + Mcclure, d D Fredericksburg.
rs.'p. s D;st s''s"S' ESQ.,. CAROLYN. county,
John G Lawrence, Esq
Rev. G. w Nelson, Richmond county.
Dr.. VIM Jones. Lancaster county.
W Warns G"1!s T.a 1"T '"' Gloucester county
Hon john TYLER Wulinmsburg.
John b Dnwnman, Esq F"nqui.r county
J h%"s. n Gn5'eS E. E: eoa" "a
Sept Is jill
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Poe s'ak ; !.
..,.u Isr prM,rSs uS-usc."
m,nllnt. rIIE POG

MOORE rue zoe ~.
~, f,.m tc, S:ra2 SooE for the Pe6y1ae.
a. So. ,.,,,.I lady ofthe name OF hamiinn Gaus" -,
IA tho Piincosses. She had p"scai tu'u rh
"o - H. :, assisted her husband wrtInS ms a.. -.
r. ,nec;nen OF her poetry handed aoous
,,;see IL is addressed 10 the daughter OF tho 'a"oo
You will wonder, my Duck, attho fault mus o""'
Your teany, Of late, is quite core!oIs sI II, -,
Her millions though fortune should ia'sns toa''
Vel su,l were wre,ched fhad no MookE'
A. yav ss am could spend h"lf my days
IN dances nd on assemble" and pihys:
lie, l,,, Won, 20 Jenny with tears ~oaiu "e'o'e.
Eo, Mas INV dear srl. what these without M0o"I'
~. N, same thin. with matters with moacy, with me"'
fAnJ think shall never he happy AGAIN
i've d.Dyrr., Iyc pTatters, I've lovers uii scores
And vet, like woman, sigh fot one MOORE
Msmm, she cries "Jenuy why All this ado:
You amy have a husband. you know, chic, or t"o'
Bat poa.ed, mhiaperd, re,ted swoie,
I word ao have one, if could not have MOORE
Ths B.,o, Door deril1 has Just now beer here,
And mas offered 10 settle eigh: hundreds year.
Ru, answered the fellow, US have answered scores
You know tina. won't do, sir for | must have MOORE
We, fer an This bravrio, vow and protest,
That gv'rice no'er yet I'D q scat N my hfe"stj
For 8? ear I'd eavy the mscr hssicte,
So | had hut enough 10: myself and one MOORE
Tbouph the fools cspisc dGre censutc my 10 'e,
We, Think I'm, as wise folks could IA e;
hut worship tha, idol Which Others adore,
For thew who have thousands would gladly have INCOME
You win wonder my Gill who this dear one can be-
hive made such conquest OF a'e:-
You may guess At hi name, for told you before,
I,bssus With an ~, hut dare say MoosE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.

Ia!uaRc COton -NanatfUy and S!uce Operatives for
Sale.
HN7lLL be sold on the Cd Monday in December
Wv mkt e. 10 "'cnck, A. Nj On The premses the
t"l'owng Property. belonging 10 the Saiuca Manulac-
turing Company, viz:
The Mil Lands situate both sides Of the Saluda
River. at Boards Falls, 3 miles from Columbia, S c.,
containing leo the improvements consisting of
Cotton Mill, Saw Mill Biacksmi h and Machine Shop,
Hotel, Store and Warehouse, Boarding Houses Tor
hi'es, and Cabins for the Negroes &c &c and the
Machinery, consisting Of S3s Spindles and "a Looms
aud all the aPPurtcnances pertaining hereio will be sold
in ni, credit Of one, two three and four years
the interest The whole amount Ia BE- paid annually
the payments TO be secured by bond, mortgage and per-
sonal security The charter Of ncorpnratinn be trans
!ered 10 the purchaser purchasers Of the properly
ALSO,
Ga Slaves on credit Of ninety days, for Notes with
approve pnd"rsers brarng interest, payable The office
OF Tho Company, in Columbia. S. (. Properly, com
bnng The advantages this Possesses is rarely offered
The public II is located in healthy region; with
immense pnwer, and fine sizes for other Mills
There is inpxhsusble supply Of the finest granite
the premises, and pitch pine timber in abundance
il is at the head If The Coun market, where The raw
material be obtained without hr heavy expenses Of
transportation. insurance receiving and tors ardng com.
missions Wharfage dc DC Il mas hitherto met a mar.
Mill is built The most approved plan. Of granite goo
feet by s., stors high, aad is hall filled With ma.
chinery The Machinery Of the very best description
and finish The Slaves trained TO thr operations
Mill Tue Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
Road IS expected To be completed TO Columbia, in the
of year. which will greatly facilitate The trans.
portaou and delivery Of its MANUFACTURED goods
u. EAART,
President Saluda Manufacturing Co.
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Medical CciIrg. IF LOUISIANA
THyHE SIXTH SEssInY of instruction in this school
terms and requisites Of graduation, the in the
University of Pennsylvania. Any number of SUBJECTS
for practical anatomy will BE- supplied free of expense
Full courses OF clinics will be delivered at the hospital
BY The professors of medicine and surgery The latter Of
whom will perform in the presence of the cass
operations than be witnessed in any hospital Of the
Union.
Physiology and Pathology, by Harrison, NJ D.
Maera Medica, Therapeutics, &c, f II Barton, M. d.
Theory and practice Of Medicine James Jones' NJ ID
Chemistry and Pharmacy J. l. R'ddell, NJ D
Surgery, Stone, NJ ID.
Anatomy, by &. A Mott, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and diseases Of Females,
&c, A. n. Cenas, NJ. D.
Practical Anatomy, G. W. Morgan, vi. d.
E. II. BARTON, NJ. D., Dean.
Aug l6 @-wtlN
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NOTICE

I
RER. THOMAS BLAKE-sir: As I'd moi a
I'VE resident ut This State. and have kxtBn agent
10 me- yon will please 10 lake notice, that nshal. on
Monday thu 2ls day Of October nex at the Stoehou
called the Hermitage. occupied by Lormer Il Co., in
the county of Essex and Thursday, the 9th day Of
the month October next) at the storehnnse of
George 4 Carlton. in The county of King and Queen;
and Monday, the 2Sh day of The October
npxi) at Mathews Courthouse; and on Wednesday, the
Both day of the same month October next in Urbanna
Mddes-x county proceed Ia take the Dispositions A.
ID Rny and others, 10 be used rs evidence in suit
nov d. nding and undetermined in the Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery i"r the county King ond Queen
in which suit you and others Plaintiffs and myself
Deputy Sheriff for Hugh Campbell, Sheriff and Com
millee Of the Estate Of Louis Brooke decd Defendants
and in Of failure 10 lake the deposil"ns upon the
DAYS ahove nenioned, shall proceed frnm day 10 dav
each time and place ahnve mentioned. (Sundets *
cepled) until they lsken al which times and places
you attend, il you think proper. Yours &c,
81 UT. lil-"Iw WIN. BIRD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

A TEACHER WANTED The subscriber wishes
IA employ. for the ensuing year, Tenchfr Of The
varnus English branches and of the Greek, Latin and
French languages single man. man of small ia
my Of ungnesiionabe character and good family may
find situation for several years, intend t" keep up
school I'LL my shall have been educated. None
need apply, who cannot bring satisfactory testimonials
JNO. T. JETER
PsincYilc, Amelia, Sept. 10 31-wSw
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FN9O rEaCHERS.-Ihe Trustees Of In Mathews
IL Academy wish to employ, fcr the ensuing year. a
teacher Of undoubed qualifications TO take charge of
SAID institution. gentleman. with small family,
wing had some years experience in the Management,
of an scad-py who could luke The whole establishment
under his superinendence, including the boarding de-
par,mpnt, would be preferred An assistant is also
wanted. If the principal teacher should be unmarried
and not situated take charge of The borders then ii
would BE- aesabe that the assistant teacher should do
So The fees the present year he first of lis np"ra;ion)
will range from $500 81 600; and IS confidently
calculated there will br large accrssinn the next year.
gentleman Of the requisite qualifications, wh" would
take the entire oceeds and employ his assistant IL
is belle vpd, could make very profitable situation =
Applications will be received until the I'd day OF No.
vsnbpr n-x a, which time the election will ba made
Any farther explanations be obtained by addressing
the President All leIt.s must be post pad.
By order Of The Board Of Trustees
WILLIAM SHULTlCE, President.
Sen 6 35-wtd
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y5rsIasfa state E.ottcry,

For Endowlng the Leesburg Academy ana ior o'he'
purposes
Glass No 6. for 1889
To be drawn at Alrraudria, Va, Saturday, 26'h
OclnhPr, 1889
Rpur,Ayr SCHEME -S40,GUO. 10 COO. 6 1871, OF
GOO s Of 600 10 prizes Of $40 ~ prizes Of 900
"a Of 400 40 OF 300 no ni 2oO. &c
Tickets only $40, Halves 5 Quarters % 900
Certificates oil packages Of % whole tickets Si:O
DO do - hHlf co W %
Do do - quarter % % ~
For Tickets and Shares CERTIFICATES Of PdshageS IN
the above SPLENDID observation-disclosures
ID III HOYT, Richmond,
Sanity Eu-li1 Va
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u AND FOR SALE -Agrresby 10 u decree oi the
q Count. Court Of Halifax pronounced al Saprm
b-r Court shall prnc"c In SILL u the highest bdd r,
ON the 26h day Of October ls}9, al Brooklyn, III the
Cnunty of fl"HFaS, that part OF the lands OF Alexander
Garter DECD. lying in the County aforesaid, not inclu
d-d in the dover nf his widow Also q, Spring Garden,
in the County nf Pu,s lrdnia. the 9Th OF the same
E,onh that part ofhe lands ot The said deced' nj ing
in The County Of Pl'isylvania near Spring Gardrn.
Persons desf"us az purchasing will have tina, part of
said lands living Halifax shown them by myself; and
tina, pe!, lying ia Pnss by Washington lh"mp-
son BEVERLY BARksDALE,
Adm IF .3'eIandsr C"rter, deed.
n. 8 Said land viii br sold credit OF one aud
two years, equal insalmen.s
Sep, 81 it-w'd
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Real Estate for Sale.

yUyHE owner wishing to emigrae 10 K'ntucsy n
for sale the Oakley Farm This properly - con.
Campbell county, four miles from Lynchh,re are
ss,s IF 200 acres Of land which, in point Of ''f"a
erceed BY none in the county The dwelling he" ,ls
two story brick building and comfortable WIN
necessary out houses. Also my household a." .,s.s,
furniture stock Sc. Any prrs"n wishing :" ale,
can examine the premises, and IN thr fStn' 5,or
can have possession in time 10 commence
Terms will be made accomrpodatlna ;. ~rr,x
july ~ ti3-tlrI 'oti'
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Eg0uf'S Egs..A Of E1ri=fS.

TENHE L"li.ry 10 be drawn $50 Oc"b1r' worthy The
attention Of every one. ll"yt is very DESTROYS 10
receive an order from all his old patrons n innny ne
ones He is extremely anxious to sell some one the
$50 00O and il The orders are sent to him. he is certain
10 do it.
D. NJ. HOYT, Rehn0nd. Ia.
n, i-3t
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Sent IT,

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
yHYIE subscriber constantly receiving run the cele-
Il bralpd mandatory OF NuSss IL CLARK, New
York, elegant and plain Piano Forrs possessing the
latest improvements, and that delcacy OF touch and
sweetness of tone, so peculiar 10 their manufacture
Aso large assortment, of Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano Furtes repaired tuned, lei on hire and taken IN
exchange.
The LARGEST collection of Music offered Tor sale IN
Tins S,ap mag he selected FROM NJ The store OF the sub
srrhar who IS now enabled sell at The Philade phia
and New York wholesale and retail prices
2. n TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite HE Bn"hs
Aup IL gu
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;S,traf1O3s's OfifCe.

TBJICKETS in all the Lotteries and The really lucky
Numbers for sale at SrnATToS $ Lucky Office :
Look !-4nO Capitals gold aud cnshrd by SrHArroa the
All Prize Seller in o little over IL months
Drawn Nos in Maryland Slate Town Hall Lottery,
40. l. drawn Sept. 25:
Sc IL 50 AZ 10 IL GO IS 81
Wbnc Ticket Nos 2 ~ II, a prize of $1,000
uir dn do II az DO $40
1;ct., do O II 80 do 500
T,cke, do II ~ do 500
Al sold and cssled by SlRa i ION
Drawn Nos in Va. Norfolk Lottery, No. 5, drawn
Sept .: - :,
Ticket Nos 10 80, prize Of 81 900, sold and
cashed by SrKATros
Drawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery, No. 81 drawn
September 3Oh:
10 u 81 25 50 a &c so 81 81
Ticket Nos 10 % 81, another capital sold and cnshed
bv STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Virginia Petersburg, Extra No. 0,
drawn October Sd:
II S. 81 9 7 u 30 90 So 50 Il 65
Tickle, Nos % SIS G5 another capital sold and cnshed
bv STRATTON.
Drawn No., in Sussex County Lottery, No. 81, Octo
brr Sd:
81 G3 % 50 % GO 80 SO ca 81 DC 80
Whole Ticket Nos 81 63 "a, another capital sold and
cashed by SrRATrns.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Washington Lottery, No. 5,
drawn Oct 5rh:
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Lottery authorized by tie
state OF Wars land,

StTTC Oh .'1sta lsa1H,
To erect TU,cn Ha and other buildings IN Baltimore.
Glass No . tor 1889,
To be positively drawn in the city "f Baltimore, on
Wtdnesday, OctObsr 23d 1889,
: Under the Supprn,endrnce OF Commissioners
d S GREGORY g. Co (Succrssnrs OF Yates and
M'lnlyre) Managers
BRrLLI.sr ScHEwE i Splendid Prize Of $40 600,
Prize oil 20 600, Of 10000 of 5 0rO. of U0o of
1873 r50 prizes of 81 600, so of3UO, 30 OF 25U Go Of
2On. 65 III $50 Us Of 100
Besides Prizes of 500 5O-4O-3O-2O-and lowest
prize $40
10 Dra,cn Numbers ir each package Of 20 Tickets.
Tickets only Si0-tisIvrs 5-Qnar'ers 9 30
Certificates OF Packages OF % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 26 Half do Us
Do do 26 Quarter do 81 so
For Tickets or Shares or Certificates Of Packages in
the above splendid Lottery address
N. SrRATTON, Richmond, Ia.
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$4,000, 2O,09o $4,000
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED ny THE
state Of Maryland

LOTTERY AUTHORIZED ny THE
state Of Maryland
TO ERECT
yarn Hall and other buildings in hs Cay g Baltimore
Glass M =. for 1889.
To be positively drawn in hr city at Baltimore on
Wedaesday October Esd, 1889
Under the Suprrntpndencc OF Com'nssi"ners'
d S. GREGORY & Go (Succrssors OF Yates and
Mlnty'e,) Managers ooo
brilliant ScHEME-1 Splendid ft'ze o, s"o' oo0'
Pr. nr % 900 | Of 10 600 Of 5000, "i 8 600,
Of / 97s. NJ 50 prizes Of $1,000, SO of 300, so Of
$50 Is Of 200, C5 Of 80, G5 Of 100
besides Pr,zss Of $50 5O--Sio-$3O-S 9O-nnd
lowest priza $40 90. ,..,
II Draca Numbers in each pnck"gc Of 60 Tickets
Tckets only SIU-Halves 5 Quarters 80.
Cerri6ca,rs Of Packages Of 2G Whole Tickets Sl3O
Do d. ~ ss n Halt DO DO % % 50
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MORUS MULTICAULlS TREES.
a Have for sale Thirty Thousand horus Mullicaulis
II Trees grown from cuttings the present season. they
from 10 q feet high large al the root and well
b,anched-aso ten thousand trees from old roots.
surng from to 9feet gh-very superior These trees
from aud cuttings Of my raising, ana will
be sold very advantageous terms 10 The purchaser.
Apply to The subscriber, near Prince Edward Court.
house, Wa. JARED TODD.
Sen IL cT-Wlf
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81 0T 5 T.WhJ-TndRTHg OE7U
Besides $500 COO 500, 400. 300 goo, 100, &c &c
making 4O Capital Prizes, sold and csshed by S!rallon
since January. 1897
Borders from The country promptly and conf.
denlially attended to, if addressed 10
y. STRATTON,
October 1921 Rfrhmond. Va.
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China Linking CiaSsrs, Chandeliers and Lamps
n HAVE iusl opened an rxIrn,ve assortment o' the
81 most fashionable articles in my line, at prices that
INNS, induce my to purchase, consisting IN
mart of the following articles:
Suoeror Gilt China Tea Sets great variety Of Patterns
Canton, Granite and Print Dinner Services III various
size sets "
Superior Astral Chandeliers for Churches, Halls and
Par"urs
Astral Lamps Bright and Bronze-of new and superior
patterns :,
,lan,e Lamps. with Glass Drops Bright and Bronze
Stand Lamps &c. do do
Cut and Pnln Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamps
GirandoIps with glass drops with from 10 lights
CaudpIabras for and side Tables
Brackets with from 3 10 liGh,s
Lamps Of every variety for Churches, Stores Facores
and Parlurs
Jonkinu Glasses consisting in part Of Mantel, Pier,
TnI.I and Shaving Glasses. FROM $500 Ia 81
Table Cutlery of superior quality, from several Manu.
f.cnlisg
Pnled Candeslicks Fruit Baskets Casters Shutters and
Trays, &c. ;,
Gu, and PLAN Decansrs Tumbers Wines, NC, with
very general assortment OF every description OF Earth.
enware China and Glass
TEA Trays Walters, SC of new patterns
Brass Tenders Andrnns, NC, with an assortment OF
House. ping articles, too numerous 10 mention
The subcribrr feels DESTROYS that his country end
civ friends should favor him with CALL to examine his
stock of goods and prices before purchasing
as he feels confident that the great rary and low prices
will be great inducements To purchasers.
JAMES EVANS, !Boin Street,
Sent 81 4l-3m
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Mammoth Hhue SILK Horm Eggs.
TENHE subscriber has remaining unsold few thou
sand EGGS, nf The celebrated kind, at his residence
near the Virginia Baptist Seminary Persons who wish
r., oct the genuine kind had better make early appca
ton. Ja"CS " oRE 70 E.'
Love eff
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MARSHALL HOUSE. Rlcuno,p

WARSTIALL HOUSE, KcHMOND.
F@7HlS House is the Eastern corner OF Bank
d Square, two doors below The Bank u Virginia and
Immediately opposite the Exchange Bank The aupn.
tan Of The proprietor viii IN future b. lurrpd prlnci
pay 10 tie accommodation Of transient cnu,rsny and
members at the Legislature. having declined taking a.
miles wariy board's Members who desire 10 brrg
their amIns with them can bp accommodated with
chambers inferior 10 none in the CITY. E1dy app!ca.
tons desirable.
OCl4 43-ID
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TH9RUSr SALE According deed executed by
q James "A Walihall and wife on the 24'h October
l-7 recorded thu office OF the Hastings Court OF Inc
CIV of Richmond, on the same day. conveying to The
undersigned for The security of debt due to The bank
Of Virginia, will be sold public auction, On the pre-.
misses 10 he hi CHEST bidder, for ready money. on Mon
day. the l4h day Of Ocobe next certain half acre Lot
Of Land Wing aud being IN said city on the south SIDE
of the Basin adjoining The brick warehouse OF Richard
Andersen The West, & street on The North MINI
stree, op The East, and on thu South the line of canal
lending from the Basin the OF the aforesaid
warehouse, together with the buildings and improve
ments on The said lot it bring the same which was con-
vpypd 10 said Wal,laII by john Harve and william
Oh and wife and IS The lot on which stands The said
allhulls Tobacco Factory
ANTHONY ROBINSON, Js.,
BARRETT " WALTHALL.
c., - 37-ts