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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-08

virtue of deed of trust, executed to- the subscribe
~ and Beverly Smith, by Frederick Clarke BEARING
date the Sd day of May, 1919, and duly recorded in the
clerks office of the county court of Chesterfield to secure
the payment of certain Of money therein named due
to the Banks in the city of Richmond, Others will be
sold without reserve Monday the Cd day of May next
at public auction the premises O'clock for all
that piece or cel of Land lying in the county Chester
held just above the OF Manchester which the said
Frederick now resides, containing about l26 acres.
The improvement this land valuable, rIv
10 persons who are DESTROYS vestug funds any business
which requires water power having of at least
oo yards of canal already and in use, with sufficient
iall to construct water works to almost any extent
mere is on the premises and in operations gris-
ml' bu't OF brick, with pair of stones moety of
wmch IS included IN the deed and will go with the land
me ohei improvements consist of spacious two-story
nck with every other necessary clubhouse
all in the best repair.
VIM. 3. CLARKE, Acting Trustee
April ids
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From he .uaactester (Englisb) Guardia,s.
EGYPTIAN COTTON

The extraordinary rapidly with which Eavpt has
established most important foreign trade, proves ar
once The greatness Of lis productive capabilities, and
lne energy ana even intelligence Of the remarkable
person. by whose fiat the grand resources Of is Certitv
have been so suddenly and effectively developed The
revival OF commerce in country once tue most extern
syeiy engaged IN it, but where for ages under the in
nuehce OF ignorance and oppression has been extinct
Is an interesting feature IN the present aspect of soce
~ In this country. the value 10 our manufactures az
the rich products which Egypt now pouring forth
has rendered it an object of particular attention In
deed so much has been done there in short time as
70 usuy very sangune expectations Of lis future pro.
gress 10 the first mercantile consequence.
but rs might be expected there is much in what the
Pacha has done, and is still doug that requires are
ment In his eagensss to secure to the advan
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NOTICE.
April lids

WIN view to make dividend among the creditors
w ofMr BENJAMIN JAMES HARRIS, at the earliest
peoo possible agreeaby to the provisions of deed
last and recorded in Henrco county court for the benefit
oil his creditors which is worded follow in part-"and
maj the acceptance of such dividend by any CREDITOR shall
o seii enure us release, acquance and discharge of
the debt due from the said Harrs- is therefore
nesty requested that all those have claims against
the said Harris will, without loss Of time send them in
properly authenticated To r. & t. Gwathmey agents,
who will examine and adjust in proportion to their
respective amounts, when dividend is made
Those who do mt intend accept terms of the deed
trust Will be pleased TO signify the writing to us
OF 10 our Agents above named within 60 DAYS from the
date hereof otherwise, will be- taken for granted that
such their determination, and shall 90 ON to make
a dividend accordingly.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Surviving
March 29-tf
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Valuable James River Land
FOR Sale

u.
w ILL be sold- the premises, at public auction on
W the 2OM day Of May, my Estate CURLES living
on James River about IL miles from the city of Rich
mond containing five hundred and odd acres of land The
fertility OF this Estate, many advantages are too
well known require detailing The terms of sale will
be one third in 90 days; third in monhs with the
balance IN 10 months-the whole TO carry interest the
date. clear and undisputed titlewi be made
Those who disposed to purchase are invited to view,
the premises and for further particulars are referred in
Wade Mosby, jr.
March 11-2lt WADE MOSRV Co..
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ROBERT woTT,
House Painter. GlaZier. sc
March 29-tf

EsPEcrFuLLr informs his friends aud public gene
IA rally, that he continues his business of HOUSE
PAIN TING, GLAZING, &c. at the well known stand
corner OF fiarrlss building and Immediately under the
office oil the Constitutional Wing fle has on hand a
general assortment of the best New York
whch VIII enable INN to execute any commands entrusted
10 MN satisfactorily, on the reasonable terms He in
tends attending to the most particular par the work
pelsonaliy and viii employ bu, the best workmen
N. B. Ceilings Whitcned, and Walls Stained i'll dis
temper colours.
March i5-tf
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R.NEY..aTL8U,

MIXERS his services to those who engaged in law
" suits in the Courts held in the city of Richmond to
prepare their suits for teal He will pay particular aten
ton getting the parties speedily before the Court the
neglect OF which causes great delay He will also attend
TO The suits at rues the taking of dispositions; and be-
fore the commissioner, he proposes do what the parties
themselves have perform, and whatever else NAV be
necessary to hasten final decision of their cause For
the utility of such council he refers every member of the
Bar.
Jan. 25-tf.
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JueSSrs. Greed Hastns late Sherfof Powhatan County,
and administrator Of Samuel Booker dec. Ieafv
Skiproih, John HnSkins, Wiiliam Letcis, Robert
HnScinS, and Henry anderson,
WAKE NOTICE. that the Cd day of May, 1925,
u Tavern ofJoran Blow, in Powhaan County, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock the forenoon and o'clock
afternoons shall proceed take the dispositions Bena
min Mosby David Flournoy and Others, and continue from
day day at the hours aforeraid-and 9th
day of the mouth 1926, Acres Tavern. at New
Market in the County of Henrco between the hours
aforesaid and from day day. ofame hours proceed
take the dispositions of William Wiser and Others on
the 10Th day of same month, 1925, Charles sons
Store, Charles City County, between the hours as
aforesaid and from day to day of hours, proceed
take dispositions of said Charles Wilson, Presley Elicit and
otbo which aforesaid dispositions ale be read
! in certain matter in controversy depending the
Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond District
wherein plaintiffs, aud you defendants.
MARY TERyNA.N,
ELIZA TERN.4N,
SAR.4I TERN.4N,
SUSANNA TETaN.4N
JMPR3TEA JAMES TERNAN
Infant children Of James 7erna dec. by ELIZABETH
TERN.4N, their ssert friend.
April 1-w4w
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" The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published Trace a
'cee (1iesday and Fridays) at pe dollars per ars,u,
Payabe an adrance.
u Precious TO disconi,tance Of he paper, all ar
TeaTdges must he paid up. And those cho may sois TO
Discontinue DW notify The Editor to that effect at least
thirty days dgoe he period expires for ,hich they sub
ScriJed.
VI FOR drerttsng-'5 cents square Cor ieSs) for The
rst insertion, aud SO cents for eac CONFERENCE.-The
number Of Insertions must be noted The MS. otherwise
htey ican De CONTAINED and charged oce0rding,y
VI advertisements from The county to be paid for an
adrdnce or assumed by some responsible indOiduai Mis
place Manchester.
y 4n letters to HE Editor m'tst be postpaid, they
CiR receire attention.
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REMOVAL.

The Universal Hat Warehouse
q removed to the house doors above Mr. Robert
Bells, and two doors below Nelson's Dry Goods Store
nearly opposite the Branch Bank of the United States
March 29-tf
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al
L. I. SA.LAIGN .AG'g.


Under NE Eagle HOTEL RicbBtJnd,
Where all information respecting the New-York, New
jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland Lotteries of which
Yates u Mcintyre are Managers will be given. Adven-
turers in those Lotteries invited present their prizes,
either to nave them renewed in Virginia schemc to
receive the cash.
Whole tickets 50 90 Quarters 50 Is
Halves q so Eirhtls I u
Orders from the country free Of postage and enclosing
the cash, will meet with prompt attention. addressed
l.. j. SALAIGNAC.
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oIlCE IS hereby given, that the following Certih-
cate OF the United States Stock, in the of John
hason' bearing date the 10Th Of March, 1891, has been
LOST or msaId aud due application will be made the
Loan Oce OF the United States for its renewal Deferred
. per cent. Stock, No. 100, amount $50 o1.
JOHN r. MASON, SENR.
Ian. ID v12t
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NOTICE.

NU IOE,
TESHAT Certificate of Deposit issued from the
n Office of the Bank of the United States Richmond
signed J. A. Carrngton teller, and stating that William
Fleet had deposed in that Office S1400 the credit of
Charles c. Browne subject to his Brownies order endors
ed thereon, and the of said certificate, dated the
18th June, 1924, which ucnsed the said Charles c.
Browne of Queen AIMS county, Maryland, i'll letter of
the date, and put in the postofce Richmond
the said 4th June 1921 and has received by
the said Browne and supposed have lost This
is foewarn all persons Except the said Charles c.
Browne) from using it in any manner whatever
april 5-w4w WM. FLEET.
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Bussorah Arabian.

TENHIS celebrated Horse will stand the ensuing season
a at Cures, in the lower end Of this copniy.--For
particulars see handbifs
Feb I0--ff
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LAND FOR SALE.

a. TX or acres part of the place called Millers
~ vhe i'll the county of Goochland, is offered for sale.
When the navigation of James River is improved, this
place, from its eligibility of situation, is likely become
fourShing village 1t situated Immediately the banks
of James River, three miles above the Court House, and
with convenient boat landing 1t is advantage
Gus stand for Grocery and has Grocery House and
two Lumber Houses. II will be sold auction the Sd
Monday in June for cash. unless privately sold before
Title indispuable. april 5-22t
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SIR ALFRED.

By The bnhorted Horse SIR HARRr.
IRNHAT truly celebrated Horse SIR ALFRED, equally
Il remarkable for beauty, speed and bottom, will stand
again at my Plantation in Charles City county,
miles from the Court House, and be let upon the
same terms formerly. -
HENRY B. CHRISTIAN.
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NOTICE.

an the 18th March last, depos ted in the
" this place letter directed Mr. James S. Maury.
Charlottesville, Va. ncosing Check the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, No. 48, dated March 18th, 1925 pay
able Mr. James S. Mauy, order, FIVE aud
forty three 75100 dollars and Endorsed by VIM Nekervis
cashier, good for that The above letter has
ried and hereby caution all persons against receiving
the check, payment of has stopped at Bank
ROBERT POLLARD & SON.
april 2t
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-26
II { e; e G. S, e & e e =


a. DIED..
Ihe od nao utter u af,nt c,, ,nl sank lifcless
n nz arms I sAudd4rcd lest the vital spark had
hcoomo extinct; But TN apprchensons were Soon
d'.4 pu:rd. lie was restored 70 recollection and
sns a1s arms ronnd TIE neck Of his son, he wept
a'.ai. What scene the conqucror Of worlds at
tIla moacnt might havo cn,iea the obscure Theo-
dor, ALA 9mtcred hs stained laurcls for the holy
tcar NJ h'al p.ety Viii net dwell longer % a
SCENE Which fancy can, At once, deIinoate in Ill It's
sottaot shades. left my friend tho following day,
aad proceeded on my route Circumstances, In
connected with my story, now led me- 70 q remote
rerr a'tae Union; and sav 10 more Of 'iheohore
tvr,-scraI years At length, was again travelling
uo1sh KS native state anI found myself ~ the
Gloss Ola stormy day, near the village where last
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-26

looked around me with the glad consciousness Of
safety, ana felt how much undeuate tile COM
mon blessings OF existence. The room was small
5utfulnished With all Of simple taste, and pccu-
liar neatuess. a young and beautiful female, Who
had risen Il ny entrance, quietly rcscated hor-
Self at her work table and rosy cherub, after
peepmg moment ID my fade camlered Oh lid
knee ofan Ola man, whose long Silver hairhc tumcd
in his little fingers. For some time the occasional
sound Of plane OF was distinctly heard from
the next room it ceased At length and a Young
entered, whose countcnance still retained Ill
It's original interest. THropoEr | exclumed-anI
sprng to meet him, with rapture altogether in-
dcscrbabIe Reciprocal pleasure gaddcncd tic
features Of MY friend; while tho tremulous voice
of His aged parent gave me benign welcome, and
tbs speaking cyc Of his lovely Wife cvinccd The
warmest partcipatoninthc feelings ether Husband
Ilo" rapid are our moments Of enjoyment! A
delighted spectator Of the most perfect domestic
happiness ! spent a week with ny friend, urcon-
scious q the progress Of time, ALA rccoiing from
Tie idea Of separation. The .gendary tales OF
llis venerable father whose waning sun seemed
sinking III the sottcst splcndoIr; The playful cn-
dearments & bis cheru5 boy and The SOFT Net fasc-
mating manners of nis aniiaale v.fc,-alturnac, be-
guided the passing moments and strengthened those
tea Which already bound 70 Theodore TEN
ne, said ], when we were one day alone, toll NE,
n,y friend, where did you find our lovely AHA .n-
teres, ne companion How long have YOU been
married N Snort, et me Hear every putcula, of
your fl, Since wc list separated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
her regular trip for Alexandra and

her regular trip for Alexandria and
Washington, was compelled 70 put
back in consequence of the strong NE.
wind, and violence of the snow sorm
last night. The P. attempted to al in
to the Rappahannock river, for ahar-
Dor, but could not succeed, and 9luc-
family returned, but SO strongly adlerse
was the wind and an ebb tide, that she
saved herself only, having neither Siam
up nor sails set, by.letting go both an
chors close aboard Of Cape Henry his
morning, where she rode until o.
clock this afternoon before she again
got under way. Saw Baltimore sebr.
clipper built, ashore on the N. side OF
Old Point Comfort, laden with coffee
and logwood had lost one man, and was
bilged Saw sloop at anchor, or a
shore, below Crump's Hill, and sloop
ashore on Hampton bar. Captain Jen-
kins states that he presumes the steam
boat Virginia, for Baltimore, made a
harbor, probably under New Point
This conjecture is strengthened from
the circumstance Of the arrival OF a
schr. from Piankatank to-day, the Cap
tain Of which states that he saw steam
boat at anchor there this morning
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
FROM NEW. ORLEANS.


Norfolk: Desember l2,-By the Schr
Robert Burns we have received New
Orleans papers to 4sh and Wilie's
Prices-Current Of 5th November The
weather at that place mad been dry and
cool up to the Sd, after which it was so
windy as to prevent the arrival OF flat
boats near at hand The increase OF
our Shipping List (says the Price-Cur-
rent) has been small, compared to that
of last week. The Corporation have
been Of late actively engaged in having
that part of the Levee repaired inten-
ded for the landing of upper country
produce and in particular the parts
fronting the Custom-House; but the
superintendent of the numerous carts
and wheelbarrows employed in convey
ing earth from the balture to the Levee,
has made such injudicious selection OF
the places for digging, as almost to
cut off all communication between a
great portion of the river craft, now
discharging, and the Levee. The mar
ket, with the exception ola few trifilng
sales in cotton, still continues extreme
ly dull.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
[Fron, our Correspondents.

IOfH OtI SWfcSpoHuc''o'I
BEACON OFFICE News Room,
Norfolk, Dec. 1913 a. m.
Arrived, sloop Armada, Kirkland, N. York,
days, with merchandise, bound to Alexan-
dria, put in in distress, with loss Of mast,
bowsprit, sails much damaged, &c.in a sud-
den squat from S. w. to S. on Tuesday night
last, in lat. 81, SO, in 9 fathoms water-to the
master. Mex morning was boarded from
the slooT Com. Perry, from New-York bound
to Baltimore, who had lost her flying .jib
boom and one of her crew overheard, in the
same squall; 9th inst. in lat 81, SO, lon "a l-2,
spoke schr Banker, Bartlett, from Plymouth,
Mass. bound to York River, who took us in
tow for about hours, but in consequence OF
very bosterous weather, was compelled to
cut away; last night, at o'clock, Cape Hen.
nv bearing S. distant miles, fell in with Pi
lot boat Mary Ann, Massenburg, who towed
us into port. Mr.. Burk, mate, was seriously
injured by the falling Of the mast.
Consignees ofsloop Armada, capt. Kirkland,
from New-York, bound to Alexandria, put in
to this port in distress. .1ierandria-John
Grub, Robert II. Miller, Robinson & Shinn,
Robert McCrea & Co. Withers & Washing
ton, j. &. Vowel, A. C. Cazenove & Co. r.
|. L. Wilson, Mrs u. Mooney. Washtngton
&C. B. King, G. C. Grammer, w. j. Stone,
N. Davidson. X. Thompson. Capt. Il. w. b,
Peers y Prout, p. C. Canedy, G. w. Goldsbo
rough, w. Gunton, G. Parker s. Co. S. Slit
termah, S. Grubb, S. Hyatt s Co, J. Mills, j
Scott, J. ] Gregory & Co. r. L. Livingston,
Major 7. Cross, J. Young, W. Cox, X. Forest
Davis & Force, J. Brannan, Barlow & Bran
nan. Georgetown-Lieut. Savel, +. I.owndes
A. NJ. Williams, J. Album, &. Lowry, u En-
elish ir, 4. C. Wright, J. Laird 8. Son, J.
Crittenden, c. Shedden. Capt. Kirkland doe.
not apprehend that any of the cargo is dam
aged.
In hampton Roads, schr Leonidas, Erck
son, from Port All Prince for Baltimore.
Norfolk, Dec 1O.-The schr Eliza, Semmes
of and for Georgetown, Cd CO. 23 days from
Port at Prince, with coffee, went up the ba,
on Thursday. Passenger, Mr. S. F. Smith,
Left 18th ult. among several other vessels
brig John London, Mayo, for N. York in S o.
laws; and schr Belle, Pearson, of and fo
Bait. IN lO.-The Belle was from Bait. for La
guira, bnt having met with some disaster a
Sea, was compelled to put into Port al Prince
to repair, and finding the markets pretty
good, sold The brig Lorenzo, for Baltimore
sailed DAYS before. Tobacco, leaf, had beef
sold as high S25 per 100 lbs. and when the
Eliza left not hid was to be procured; fou
per bbl 10 II, including duty of abou
3 20; herrinrs 6a7, duties small; and nearly
all articles of American produce in demand
coffee on board SIS per 100 lbs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
GOLD wEATHER.

Norfolk, Dec l4.-lf there ever was
such thing as bitter cold day, it was
Yesterday The snow had continued
to fall for twelve hours the day before,
and was drifted by high north wind
into banks, knee-decp, leaving those
places where the eddy swept nearly
bare, At midnight the weather had
become TOO cold even for snow, and it
ceased falling. The wind then ragged
with violence, but il did not seem as il
it "wad blown its last" as when hon
est Tom O'Shanter passed Kirk, Allo-
way Mott did not knock !uriously
at the portals till il shook the very walls
to their foundations; but it stole in
through every imperceptible crack and
crany-nay, some have averred, that it
even insinuated itself through solid
walls Of brick and wood! nor stopped
till it had penetrated the thickest CO.
vering Of quilts and blankets, even to
the very quick of those who were couch
ed beneath The day, it is true, dawn
ed in full splendor, and Sol cheered the
heavens with the brilliancy of his rays,
but the earth (thatis the little spot that
we inhabit, was almost unconscious OF
their genial warmth. The subtle cur
rent of the north wind continued to
pierce US TO the skin, and the snow re-
NAMED about our doors, in sullen de-
fian,e Of the solar rays In short, IL
was Just such weather as that sung by
Shakespeare,
"When icicles hang By the wall,
And Dick the ploughman blows his nails,
And milk comes frozen home in pals"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
MELANCHOLY sHIpwRECK.

The brig Columbia, Welsh, from
Philadelphia for this port, with car
go of coal for the Schuyikill Company,
was driven ashore on Long-lsland, near
Southampton, on Tuesday night, and
Before morning went entirely to pieces.
Captain w. n. Welsh, the master,
Mr.. Geo. A. Brewer, the mate, and two
boys, names not ascertained, persisted.
Two seamen, whose Christian Names
are Robert and Joseph, were saved.
Ne,o York american Dec. Is.
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sGl1!P NEWS.
Port Of AleXanaria.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Dec. 15.-Brig Traveller, Phelps, New
York 10 days. plaster to s. NJ Janney,
Schr. Albion, Frost, Eastport, IL days;
plasterto T.. VI. Rowland.
Steam Boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr. Henry, Merritt, Portland.
Brig Ann Maria, Jor,lon, Barbadoes.
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Nothing, as far as we can learn, has trans
n;red from the Senate, touching the appoint
ment of Mr.. King, except, that II seems to be
well understood, there is Some opposition
We have no doubt, however, that the nomlna-
ton Willie confirmed by a Aattering majority
The only questions ought to be, and we
trust the only ones ,ciR e, els he qualified"
els he honeste'-rhe time has gone by,
we think, when uncertainty on these points,
oan be felt by disapassionate men,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
.AE1BN AND2lAs
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1926.

The Steamboat p Potomac. due on TUESDAY
morning last, did not arrive till yesterday al
: - O'Clock. in consequence of having encoun'
tered gale in the Bay, which was very near
driving her to sea, (for particulars, see the
Norfolk account in another column One OF
the passengers gives it as his opinion that but
for the extraordinary exertions OF Capt. 'en-
kins, and Mr.. oldham, pilot, who happened
to be on board, the consequences must nave
been serious. The great strength & eAceieht
condition of the Boat, would enable her 10
live, with safety to her crew, where any Quiet
vessel could float.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16

The series of resolutions offered IN the
House of Representatives on Monday last oy
Mr. BaiIey OF Massachusetts,, respecting he
constitutional powers of Congress IN reiauoh
to internal improvements, are inserted 10
dav. The discussions 10 which they VIII give
rise, must be of the most important character;
!, NAV be well therefore for those who mean
60 follow che subject, TO make themselves
well acquainted with the text.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
District Of Columbia,.

County 81 .dleIdHdT'd'
nETER RHODES has appliedto the Hon
William Cranch, Chief Judge OF the unl'
ted States Circuit Court Of the District of Co
lumbia, to be discharged from imprisonment
under tbe act for the relief of lnsolvent debt
ors within the District OF Columbia on inc
23d day of December, 1925, at O'CLOCK, A
NJ. at the Court House in Alexandria wnen
and where his creditors are required to attend
Iee16 EDM. I. LEE, c. c,
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The first days proceedings ofthe Baltimore
Convention on ,Rternal Improvements, VIII DC
found on the opposite page. Much use'u'
and interesting informston may be expected
as the deliberations progress The BUSINESS
os,he first day was, ct course, nothing more
thar preparatory to the great objects OF the
Convention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
The Subscriber
ON STORAGE,
w anted

FOR TIE ENSUING YEAR.
A SINGLE MAN who is capable Of manage.
"A ing small farm. and is disposed to pay
his whole attention to the same. A person
fthis description who can come well recon.
mended, may hear of an eligible situation on
application to the FKiN1 EHs'
dec-2aw7t