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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

sOaHs ,"f present OF any future Lsgislan. that
on Tue f"'omac to pay for the cxpsnce
iour, or perhaps ten louv as anv know
IL .me World aud Tor Improving the river also
James river interests are equally blind on this sui
ect WIN yourselves, except this 20 ON pr.supr
doasonmei q 0rr acorkS; their psons are pr,dico,cd
o" mac though i, demonstrated that the present
on .e river VIII pay Tor its Improvement, they are
'vas WIN you, for the great Jentts of this "a road
dent believe the history Of can shew a cas-. of
nation Independent and free influenced ether BIZ G,ct ay
corruption who possessed erclsiI such ADVANTAGES s
'hsa oi' UP To the close of the last session: comper
power over this western trade, either by the Potomac 90
James iver or both and who had been pursuing /, fur
"Iy years with some grotd shetos at least of apnro
pa'ng IT, in one short day pa ,ng with il, if that is 10 be
Tue effect or Pardsng and for present, an end
TO their efforts; and this Il "momen,ous with
regard to the improvement OF both river.u
II II was altogether the lnwer country WHO
ae erer SEEM and emit be got TO lock al their true INFER.
s on mas SUBJECT, il might be attributed to their natural
apathy, their character for gesresiiy or Urodia ;f
you please call it; that we shoud SEE MI,
SHpea IN all these by the wa'chfu and prsug v7r
AKA Suelc Of Me Stale CONFESS appears me more like
miracle than any thing which has occurred in moder,,
Gays Why, sir, if lower Virginia was really oruo,inr
s aa er to the impt the west and NOT INN
temSeFst that r2st arm would be RAISED in as JUS,
cause as ever rt arm raised any country az ause
| oppIe ssion.
IL zoe however go with our locks aud dams now will
gain information that Subject TIE nlye country win
IiSlue the consequences of that You will gain
information If it succeeds can be turned aynin ne
""es NOT III your river is wide, imueuou ..
or too scarce of water in the mouhs nd that ss
e" is hnay found suitable for the Potomac il will render
your country health When you arrive al Fort Cumber-
and you will have the benefit Of the national road in tina
anu I'D the end II mey turn that the two
sides of it will afford ground for rornod Ib,v. mn
Information ON this point But surely s1rly
moi repeal OF the of last session is H.. the
legislature can d. until the company designate their
route, aud submit tn such conditions as the s.cur;, NJ
HE state eqdnes. This is all ask; and that, in the nea
t;ne we make an experiment locks nd dams ON h.
james river 10 Covnson where tete is also a national
'oda to The west This will, once pay, and ne rhas
douby pay Tor the expense, relieve the fund for
improvements ana leave us surplus sufficient carry on
that work, IN way other, the Kanau bs Urn,
bly, without further aid.
nope NY principles and views will longer 10 nisup
oerstood; for really do deserve to be made f,s
0n"u Oh 10 influence the against the No good
canresu ffon that We all go together or we ca M
~ an am opposed to the further federation ,ha
which has, i'll its embryo, like the Iesian tv alnos,
me abundant crop which ought cover us with a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
FoR The WurG.
"7d Free Trade and Fayu,zr's R;ghts.u


The author OF the remembrance of the Legislature
ON The subject OF the Baltimore RAD Road is much
grathed By the further notice taken of him by Free
trade Partners Rights, and he thinks the grat,fca
non ought to be mutual because know re nj Ie7l
Ead czech others luCubrations that some qualification
On such subirots free aud candid Interchange Of o.
pinio7s like free and honorable fdde cannot fail in
zoe end' TO promote the gfeat interest of tue cotnty
IL IS I" me however very wonderful how il happens
8t t"o persons IN reality agreeing think we do
~ an essential matters, should yet stand before the
puo'c' y '7dtcd Mcy knolC am ftng nhour it, oy korc
t"'.sH any noHrc IT il, as Co1roreTtiorGijHs. hone
III ihe'e times OF suspicion and denuucatinn we NAV
oot be accused Of thus laying heads together in
ofaer' II possible, 10 draw the attention of tic pcople
10 'he SUBJECT Some LHie rranGdi of this kind tho,
PeauaPs would not do much injury. whilst it mpht
oe seasoning 10 tho mass, and prove the means of
a'ractg some notice TO The subject Of our discussion
'ut 10 The points of agreement
agree with Free Trade and Tarn1ers' I2;,,FIs fiat
VUT 'o"er country possesses many natural aJvanta
yes OF navigation, good roads, &c that they have no
E'ouona 20 dem9n1 any considerable expenditures ON
nose oOJects uni The navigation and roads of tie
upper sections arc improved, except perhaps some
.oaoS near the seaport towns 10 enable us to ret to
Item agree also that Richmond, in particular
possesses advantages the score Of manufacturing
ADJUSTMENTS, Sc ossed by none in tie United
. a'eS' ana that ifeGeTcSsburg and Petersburg are
also greatly avo'cd by nature in the same way also
gree tAa' all these blessings q TIE iUver COUNTRY aTe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

CoNGR Ess-4he proceedings of this body have
been recently not very important. and the render will
therefore, The omission to report their pYecced
iugs- infinitely.
On "Wednesday, Mr. Floyd moved to consider his
Resolution for adnurning the 9Th April; and the
motion was negatived lO2 to &C. The lntcigencer
considers this an Indication of the determination Of the
H. of r. to ACT dscisiveIy upon The Tariff, &c this
session of Congress That question ought to be met
aud settiei-and not smothercd, because acting upon
IT, may chance oinjure The prospects OF The General
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
MIR. (sPEAKER) STEVENSON.

friend OF ours, member Of Congress has informed us
by letter, that Col Brent of louisiana has declared tina,
he did give Mr.. (Speake Stevenson the invitation
$50 tn: Administration ranks, ASSURING him
tha BY doing he could have any Office he might DESIRE
any other invitation assurance whatsoever and that
Col Brent has said he does believe Mr. Stevenson
said what is attributed him by zone Of your Cops,i,
ents" published in paper Of 10th inst Our correspon
dene also that Mr. Stevenson has said was an
entire misunderstanding upon tine part the gentlemen
alluded to, and that he understands m Stevenson has so
declared to Col Brent. Our information being from
source to be relied upon, take this early opportunity to
put this matter right far regards Brent ond the
Administration; as to Mr.. [speake) Stevenson he no
doubt will answer for himself 'ouc OF your Consu
cn,s"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

IL We must crave pardon of correspondents whose
favots are neglected. we are literally overwhelmed
and must needs except in very particular cases. have
recourse 10 the mer's rue-'irst come Grst served
Meantime, sliDuld the publication of any be rendered
inexre1irrn imi'ert incnt by delay we must ASH
pardon lis anticipation for what it is not in our mower
10 avoid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
2S6@5ssssosaD SIa1DtN.
sAruRDAY MORNING. FEB. %. 1a2e.

Tie RcpOr- Since our last two attempts have been
made 10 call W the rcp1r; of the Select Committee 10
'shuG, the Georgia and South Carolina resolutions
'uuncated by The Governor were seferred. Both at
tempts defeated the last after elaborate dis
cussiou for sketch of which, we refer to another
column.
Yarioue considerations have united to induce the
House to nail the report to the table-,o of which
we will briefly aude /. The lateucss of the session,
no doubt had IFS influence, but this only be urged
by those who admit that 10 act again upon the subjects
of the report was snTcrerosation g The style and
temper OF the Governors message met with very gen
eral and decisive rcprobatiun. We have no hesitation
IN saying ttat that message openly referring to disu
nion and specuating upon the advantages which would
accrue TO Virginia from dissolution of tho Union has
annhatel forever, tue political influence of its author
he sentiment Of disapprobation confined TO the
administration ranks, but is warmly and
by all sides II indeed quote from itself an all
lated, and injudciouS step" s. Another consdcr ration
that operated, that Virginia had aIrendy often and
strongly enough, asserted her opinions the subjects
of ihc Tariff aud Internal improvement. A. A further
consideration was the beral view of the Colonial
ton Society, talleu in the Georgia and South Car.
onn resolutions, and Indirectly adopted bs the report,
orcasing disposition TO couuenauce manufactures in
Virginia, and remotely solenng towards the Tariff
as protecting then.
But al least the falo of this report, demonstrates
tie sincerity OF the attachment which the Genes al
Assembly feels towards the Union, aud their resou
ton TO siiiie any, the remotest approach to dssou
ton. We hail The decision, reuewe cd declaration
on The part OF Virginia of adhesion to the Union-and
her determination to bear much, before she will ven
ture upon the fata! step OF dissolution. In this point
of view, amply sustained by the and sentiments
OF the debate we CONSIDER tho refusal of the House to
consider the report of the Select Committee, as most
imror;ant-and we congratulate the country upon this
eTidence of the good feelings of Virginia towards the
maintenance Of the Union, and the decensron of the
Iotspnr party, who III the language of Georgia. are
ready to dissolve The Uuion unless tlseir particular
construction Vf the Constitution prevail
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

Governor Clinton vas bonn ia CraHs a'2ounty, n Y.
81 Mach, 1859. lie was, therefore, At The time Of
bis death, IS years onl ! &! months CID.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
"nsus rrb,s hsc o,ia fecir;

"SrmTue crit lie mirI ssmPer Deus. Illus aram,
''Srys tener mOs,rIs ab ovi!IIbus imbuct asuus.'
But n2yi he answered that This cannot be: that if
would be too g'anng departure from, too papabIe a
COntradC tnn 10, sentiments cuGrtalnnd and o,
pinions expressed on The subject. no matter
S"r Let II produce no surprise. II Will all be en-
trey natural for II proportion 20 the hardness o(hcart
OF an imPeneut sinner IS always he zeal manifested
after conyersioD r;i deiarn the House no longer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12

whose oppression shall have brought uson them
such caauitous necessity. If they did not do so,
they would he filter for slavery themselves than
for the mastery OF slaves. Yes, sir, consequent
ces such as these-and, believe me, have not
pictured them in coiors too bright--weuld flow
from t!c prevalence of such doctrines as those Of
the gentleman from New York. And yet gentle
men talk, in the same breath, largely OF Justice,
and benevolence. and religion. Pure fountain OF
justice! IS II from thy source such doctrines spring,
Sacred spirit OF benevolence, are these thy die
tates Is dis, q God of Mercy! Is THIS the doctrine
which thy holy religion inculcaies.
Though somewhat hurried from the even tenor
of his way, by giving uttcrancc TO his feelings on
this subject, Mr. ID. said he would sill cudeayor
to discuss this subject calmly, far as argumcn;
could apply TO 1t. The question he considered a
grave and serious one; and he was proceeding to
sum up the arguments which had been already
advanced upon IL; when,
Onmoton of Mr.. Dorsey, of Nd. The hour he
ing late, MIR. ID. gave way for motion for the
Committee To rise.
The tomnrittee rose accordingly and obtained
leave 10 sit again.
And the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-12
TUESDAY, JAN. g.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Everett from the Committee OH Foreign AZ
fairs, made detailed report on the case of X w
Meade; whose claim Spain, amounting TO up
wards OF half million OF dollars, was assumed
by the United States, under the Florida Treaty
The report was read and committed. 4 bill was
reported some days ago, making provision for the
settlement OF Mr. Mcade's claim.
TRANSPORTATION Or SLAVES.
The Committee of Ways and Means was dis
charged from the consideration of the resolution
moved by Mr.. Mitchell of South Carolina, on the
18th inst proposing repeal of so much of the IO;h
section of the act of 1907 prohibiting the iipor-
ta,ion of slaves, lays certain restrictions on the
transportation OF slaves already in the country
from port to port, in the same State and it was
referred TO the Committee on Commerce.
The resolution moved by Mr.. Mccoy Yesterday
was taken up, and adopted by the House
The following resolution moved by Mr.. BRYAN
yesterdaywas taken up and read:
Resolved, That the Secretary of War be di-
rected TO lay before this House. the survey OF the
Swash in Pamlico Sound, North Carolina, made
under an act Of Congress, by brigade of United
states Engineers, and their report thercupon.'
MIR. Sawyer moved 10 amend the resolution by
inserting, after the word Sound the words and
OF the Roanoke and Croatan Sounds which was
agreed 10,
And the resolution was then adopted, as amend
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

The greatest object Of curiosity, jusr now in
PHL,DELPHIA, is huge Coach, construct ling
0y MIR. J. GLEASON, an! intended for he CIrI,
zENs' LINE, TO run between BaaDsNrowN and
WARRINGTON, y. J. This enormous vehicle is
divided INTO TWO apartments, one above the h
er, with seven seats In each The whole
number OF passengers 20 be carried i, 6C,y six;
twenty eight below, aOd The Same number
above. The body OF the Carriage is thirteen
teet long. FIVE feet wide, and ,rn in HEIGHT
When placed on the wheels, he roof will br
ABOUT fourteen feet from the ground. T,,ere
are To be no more than four wheels; those ne,
lore about three feet in diameter. aud tie o,b-
crs something less than six The breadth of
Inc wheels Is eighteen inches, and each has
uOIoIe SIT OF spokes. he baggage is to be
carried on car, attached behind, and drawn
On single wheel, two feet aud ! half broad
ioe "nole Is &c be drawn by twelve horses.
'.,tee abreast, the driver 10 be aided by two pos
""oGs In the stages now in use, the same
"u'uoer OF ho,srs with three men instead of 4
'r-n and two boys, would b. able TO carty bu,
,"eOy seven passengers. Ii is calculated ,har
". ra'e oil travelling, as 10 speed, will be about
VIZ same as IN the four horse coaches. This
1t is expected, will b. finished in
-oO"' ,hfee,weeks. II is now !; Mt. Gleason s
urn HHop, m ST JImes's street back of s.,
S"arVh' Chronicle
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

The Baltimore Gazette mentions the trial OF
a wuch which took place a few days since be-
fore magi,trat, of that city, The accusrd was
an old black woman, who, 1t @ppears Tor some
reason or other, had fallen u'dr' strong suspi-
Cons Of heiOg engaged in saper atural inter-
ference in the concerns Of ner nsignbors. One
Of the female Witnesses testih,d 4, that she had
1.-THE biggest pears, and The most desired wegi-
libles, that the market could reiord, but that
the witch had put her spells upon he wegirblrs
and the people in the market, and sine could no;
sell nothing" A watchman was sworn, who
testified shat on Saturday evening, the accus>
ed howed salt, aud other spells, on the pave
men aud bewitched The whole market" This
he considered breach of the peace; but the
magistrate, while he did not Consider himself
Al liberty TO question the fact asserted By the
Waterman, said he knew Of no law 10 prohibi,
ihrnVinn sai' go. ik ns~at and a. Cordi \ o.
y dismissed the case.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
I,nuT for Sale I.
aug 25-1awt20O

HyHE subscriber offer. for sale about Nine Hundred
/ and Seuenty.fue .9eres Of Land, belonging to the
estSte of the late Thomas MILAN, OF Fairfax comfy
This land is in different tracts; one contains a.
bout 500 acress the late residence OF said deceased,
on the Fauquer and Alexandria turnpike road ao1us
IL miles from Alexandra and Georgetown, ahd .
miles from Fairfax Court house. l nc .,a
are large convenient Dwelling house, Kitchen sta
bles, SC. and two wagon taverns on the turnpike
road; los acres near the above and 20 acres near
Centreyille, with large convenient dwelling bouse
kitchen, stables, &c. A further description OF u.e
land is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing to
purchase can view the land prevous the day OF SAFE
which will be shown at any time by application 70 INC
subscriber, or George MILAN near the premises. g..
If said land is not sold at private sale previous
I'M dan of November merit, it will be sold on ina, Gay
to the highest bidder, the premises, on e.ea .,
70, I8 and d months, the purchaser giving GOOD ana
sufficient security and deed OF trust ON tie
Possession given Immediately, with the liberty 10 pg.
in the fall crops. JOHN hiLLaN' ns5
augl5--eots OF iho""a ''''i'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Cash in Market.

TIME subscribers having leased for term of years
the large three story brick house on Duke street,
IN the town of Alexandria, d. C.. formerly occupied
ny Gen. Young, wish to purchase one hundred
and fifty likely young negroes of both between
the ages of and IS years. Persons who wish to sell
will do we'll to give US call, as we are determined
to give more than any other purchasers that are IN
market, or that may hereafter come into market
ANY letters addressed to the subscribers through
the Post Office at Alexandria, will be promptly at
tended to- For information enquire at the above de-
scribed house, as we can at all times be found there
senIl FRANKLIN g. ARMFIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Public Sale.

TINDER the authority OF deed of trust from James
u Patton, deceased, 10 secure the pay ment of
tain debts therein mentioned the subscriber will offer
at public SALE on Friday the l7th day Of October.
the following lots Of ground near the Spring Garden,
that is to say:
One Lot on the west side Of Fayetle-sIreet,
the east side Of Payuestree the north side Of
street, and south side of Wolf-street. $50
One other Lot on the West SD tf Nest
Lane, east side Of the gut emptyng mo- l1nting
Creek, south side of Franklin Lane, and north ode Of
Jefferson Lane; Htf<S
And part Of Lot on the west side Of Mans
deville Lane, side of the said gut, north side Of
Gibbon Lane and south side If Wilkes Lane.
Also, six shares OF the capital Stock Of the
Little River Turnpike Company and ten shares Of the
capital Stock of the Great Hunting Greek Bridge
Company. Sale az : O'Clock T. II. Terms cash.
BY order Of the trustee.
sept 25-tl7O GEO. WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
THE CAPITOL.

.r in the Washington Chronicle gives
= MI m,,si0g as the dimensions of the CAPITOL
.'s ''' ,',,rmer, furnished by the architect
h'm'e"' 3s2 feet 4 inches
Length oi i2l
Depth Of Wings s,.o. IS
u, do. do. %
"''' Covering Il acre and 1890 feet 60,
- Wig, 10 top OF Ballustrade 70 feet
~ ;,S, 70 tod Of Centre Dome i4a
a allssase =, Room, greatest length s5
heP'e ~ do. do. height 60
s.r.,e Chamber, greatest length
''"1 NJ do. height AZ
G,ea. Central Ro'unda, 90 feet in diameter and
s6 feeI high.
RI, North Wing was commenced
in 1892, and finished in 1900, eos'o 4oo'Zo1 %
,,n,b Wing, commenced in 1905,
and finished in 1908, cost aoe'So0 -
crnue Bui ding, commenced IN
1919, and finished in 1927 cost 9'7 67 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Public Sale.

Under the authority of deed of trust from Will
- liam Gilham to secure the payment of a certain
debt therein mentioned, the subscriber will offer ut
public auction on Friday the 3Ist day Of October neat,
at the front door Of the Reading Room the tenement
and lot ground now occupied by the said william
Gillian, the east side of Royal street. between King
and Prince streets, fronting Royal street IS feet
inches, and in depth l2S feet inches. Also negro
man slave named DANIEL, and u negro woman slave
named P.9ISEY Sale at 4 O'Clock, L. NJ. Terms
cash. by order of the trustee
sept 25-eotO3l GEO WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
SW1P NEWS.
POvt Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED, SEPT. %,

ARRIVED, SEPT. 30,
Brig United States. -, Norfolk.
Schr. Columbia, Kirkland, Ncw-Y0rk, freight for
the District.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, D. jenkins, Balt
more.
SAILED,
schr. Plough Boy. Petty, New-York.
BELOW,
Ship Shenandoah, A. NJ Rose, from Bremen, sailed
9th August; German goods to w alter Smith of George
town. Left ships Fame, Thompson, for ST. Ubes,
same day; lucies, Francisco. unGertan Gold Hunter,
-, discharging; briggs Noble, Maxwell, uncertan
Hyperion, Stevenson, for Baltimore next day; Dry
ade, Scott sailed 5th Aug. for Baltimore; Panama,
-, sailed for Newcastle 4th Aug; Fame, -, sail
ed for Caiz, lst Sept II, lat. $50 so, long. 52o,
spoke Spanish ship Veloz Pasagero, II days from Ha
vana for Msnilla-requested to be reported all well
September Is, lat. $50 long $50. was boarded by a
pirstcal schooner, and robbed Of rigging, stores
ly all Clothes Watches quadrants, spyglsss, $50
in money, some boxes wine and almost every valu-
able article that they could find. She is long black
schooner with broad white streak, pierced for IA
guns; but it appeared afterwards, she had only one
mouAted, long ~ or l8 FOUNDER, but an abundance
of all kinds of small arms. She is commanded and
manned by Spanards. Sept 10, lat. So, long. 67',
encountered hurricane from E.SE. to NV. which
continued SO hours-The most furious part Ut the
storm from the S. z. Came in the Capes 9th
in company with ship Eagle, n. b. Rose, from Ii
verpool and brig Dryade, Scott, from Bremen.
Also below, Ship Boston, Finley, from Liverpool.
Schr Elizabeth Iris, hence at New York 9th inst.
Schr, Virginia, Rodbrd, do. do. do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

lug Albany Daily Advertiser is clad in
M Wiring ", In consequence Of the death Of Israel
SliS' ESQ. who has for number of wears
,''sea III the Edl'oralldepar,men, of ,ha, pa
49, SUI iaI'eriy, Tor few month, past, has
EI ,I GAY, as editor Of the Rochester Telrgraph.-
Ers lat ARK has been for twen.y years connec ted
k,n.. newspaper press. He established a
LiS6. w merry Valley in 1910; became editor
@e Watch Tower at coopers,own in IaIa .
wo,,hn we Albany Register in 1917. He waa
'' industrious and every amable man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Hublic Meeting

aSe =, &c OF Prince William, are invited to as
b. ge,,s T n Court House, on the 4th Monday in
S The lee'nS the first day of the Superior Court
hs vOa0,..g 10 consider the expedency of adopt.
lOns.naje ,oo MEASURES for encouraging the use of
fess suoas' and promoting other objects of do.
The m-.,;! MANY CITIZENS.
, the e., ,ong proposed above has been nos,nonad
monday IN November next"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

Twenty Dollars Reward.

DA AWAY from the subscribers on the first day
lie. of August last, a negro man by the name of
SIM sometimes calls himself BOB. The said ne
gro is Of black complexion about twenty four years
old, height not recolected Hewill be easily known
from the fact that all the fingers from the left hand
arc cut Off and, upon close Inspection scar will be
discovered on his under lip. He will probably at.
tempt to make his way towards Mar, land, he was
lately from the Jail at Charlottesville, Virgins; or he
may try to make for the Ohio. We will pay the above
reward of 20 dollars amy person who viii! lodge him
in Jail so that we get him AGAIN.
OVERLY s SANDERS, Jr.
Rockingham County, Va. Sept. 4-22 I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
sept IS
Rope and Oil.

1000 POUNDS Manila rope, assorted
cask sperm oil
do whale do
bags pepper
do pimento-just received and for saie by
LUTHER CHAMBERLAIN,
sept26 Twins Wharf.