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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

The Committee on. Re,renchnent Yesterday
made their Report, BY Mr.. Hamilton, their
Chairman; and counter Repor, was made at
the same time by Mr. Sergeant, containing
the opinions Of the minority in that Committee
A motion was made TO print 5000 copies of
both reports, by Mr.. Gilmer. Mr.. Ramsay, a
Jackson member, called for division Of the
question, in order That the report prepared for
political effect might go abroad, without the
an,idore, but al the suggestion of more discreet
friends, he withdrew his call, and the same
number of both reports were ordered 10 be
printed. The report Of the majority of the
COMMITTEES contains, we pr sumo, an inflated,
exaggerated siatemen, Of pretended grievances,
deriving their magnitude from the misty me-
dunn of prejudice through which they have
been viewed; bat which, examined separately,
and in the clear light Of truth, will wear only
a trivial character. We trust that the counter
report will strip the statements in The other
document, of all their ascoloration and delus-
i've magnitude, and preoen, those simple facts
which will be sufficient for the sober and dis
passionate judgment Of the people to take as
the material, for their decision
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19
Wanted

A 'he franklin House HOTEL Female Servant of
!. u sood character, who understands Washing and
IRONING may 17-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

The LcKsoN COMMITTEE AT WAsHrxGrow.
The HERDS Committee at Washington. after EN-
ploying themselves for some weeks in snug
Cling into calculations at q distance, what they
are pleased TO denomina,c. "A reply to Mr..
CLAWS last address," have at last veniured 10
advertise it. From the itllc opportunity which
we have hitherto found to examine Ibis iucu-
menr, it seems TO be i sort Of omnium gathc-
rum Of all the. SANDERS previously put forth by
the hero and his followers; wish due proper
ton Of original calumny aud absurdiry. To-
wards the close Of it, they give a sable Of the
votes which the calculate will be taken at The
ensuing Presidential election. According 70
this ingenius example Of political arithmetic,
Gen Jackson is TO receive 2!3 votes, AMI Mr..
Adams 81! In making this estimate" says the
Committee in The name Of the Editors Of The TEL
egraph, "iOe are isaRueaced by Mut strict
regard to ruth aohich has market aH our
siGiemeniS.!" From this flourish, the public
will at once see how much trnlh they are TO cX
pee, from the remaining 63 4 pages Of the
"reply."
National Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

Tie New York Statesman says-1 he 74th
'gmber Of the QuarIer.y Review, for March,
which came to hand few day, since, contains
sons articles on interesting heads; and also
Ncr-hy well written. with the exception o.
ciasrloo frequent negligences Of style, incOn-
listen; with the rank and influence Of the
work..
Ope Of the articles in this number of the work
Aare,iew of the Narrative of "Suballern" OF
he clmpa;gus Of Washington and New Or
m. The Statesman informs Us that
The writer aims to Prove, that the excuses
''de British at tic former place have been
Migrated; and that even as far as the charge
Sc.aaiY true, they were committed purely IN
.'aIa'ion. II is hardly needful for us 10 add,
nal though plausible, he is not successful on
'''"cr Of those points He asserts, also, that
Eeurnlng of the Capitol, uf the public IT.
-''y, and OF tie public archives, was who'll
accidental; and attributable 20 their craven
endowment by the American government
SGoes not attempt to palliate the conduct
MS countrymen at Hampton and liavre
Nn:acc, and even Of that which he offers to
4'A'e, ne seems 10 be conscious that the apo
Z! Comes at somewhat tardy period. Rela-
s 70 the battle Of New Orleans, he asserts
I1' NE British had no, suffered a discontinue
S,S'ioas 10 the death Of Packenham; and inti-
"1SS that but for SO untoward an event, the
'@s would have been different"
" W Sunday last, 493 British cmigrants arriS-
,os a. New York, aud a ship hourly expected has
Lt. quantity of -four imported into ST.
~. ~ b. IN the year 1897, was 4s,2oS bar
G pU! which in value, S6o2 worth was from
s,. MAN, SS6, 80 from Br. ~ America, ard
,,o '''0i from the United States; total S2s3,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19
VI, gs-S y N.D.31gs
,'n,y MORNING, MAY 10, 1873

---,-.h,ence OF any news OF Importance,
IL 80 ..,y,d 10, for this mornings paper,
f' n-Y .,n of ,craos from late Foreign Jour-
:.'. .,i,h m.y amlsc aud interest cur rea-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19
More Prizes.

More Prizes.
GrandConsotdaied Lottery Of Washington
City.
Draws 2lst Nay. Highest Prize $4,000.
5000; 5000; 600, &c. &C.
Tickets onl. 81; halves :; quarter:
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
will be drawn in Philadelphia Saturday 3lst inst.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets 81; halves q quartersl
Tickets and shares in either of the above lotteries
to be had in a variety of numbers at the Old Es,ab-
lished Prize Office of
may II JH. RUNNELLs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

u ~ Sunday last, 493 British emigran,s arriS-
10 ,os a New York, aud ship hourly expected ha:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

may eff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

-. ,o,ienpss Of Captain CoTnick, of the
r.r,oo % days from Havre, the editors
p nimore American are indebted for
. rrI,,re ,apers to the fifteenth ult. in
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

or private. And rnang 81 nv intimate friends
can testify thai vas not. Al Hns tnnr. ~ the
habit o' speaking Of him reptusehtulls that N
various conversations ! spike Of him respectful.
ly, add never pretended 10 doubt his putt, a.
Character. his taleuis, or patriotism. natsiih-
standing my preference for Ar. Crawford neat 10
Nj Clay
On lhe other hand. ran establish. by some
Of the most respectable friends OF Gehctal Iatk-
son IN my District and county. that did NOT ~
any time. cnncrd from them my entire watt Of
confidence IN the Generals qualifications. at 1T
ness, for the Office OF President
This much have thought II my duts 10 sav
IN vinhicaiion of my own consistency. ani char
acter, independently of the opinion Which | en-.
terialncd than II ~. our duty. ea puUry's To
make President Of onr OF the lhfHe Who lad
be"n returned 10 rs ny the people IN that pnr-
pose. Aud the moe esperalt so lar n It re-
lated 10 myself on account Of tie sfroae 0HI5f-
thu which | bad 10 The Administration 81 tie
Government by the Vice President elect. JolN
{. CAInouS.
am respectfully.
Your obcdieri servant,
TUONA> AfTsrT AITE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

our obcdieri Servant.
THOMAS METC sIFE.
DOIESTIC INTFLL.t.ENCH.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION

EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
fft6rsbwg. Nag 20-Ihc Annual Couyen.
ton Of the Prote,tant Episcopal Church at tins
Dioce>s commenced is esslun IN tins place on
Thursday last There were prcsent between
81 aud 10 tlergymcd beside, about tie same
number Of Laymen. representing "a, man, Pa
rIshes aud tn conconr,c Of stranger, from "a
rious parts offhc state was large au1Iesperahe
The harmony, dignity and drcorum which me.
vailed IN the sltfings OF Ink reverend and Ell
lghtcucd body. aud the deep interest excited hv
ltS deliberations ia the numerous auditors which
attended H. meeting at nnre manifest the high
character OF tine hudy Itself and the strong hold
winch the Interests of Church aud ofrclia on
nave taken upon the minds Of TIE people
We nave not zen particularly informed of the
business transacted ON this ucCasinn, aud can
say IN general thai the most perfect nanimity
prevailed among the members ofihe Convention
aud thai the alars Of the church were found
iS be IN ihr most prosperous condition All the
churches of thu town were ocCuplrd at various
times during the Convention and We trust that
III" evan rlicaI and learned diScourses which
or citllens had the privilege Of hearing on those
orra tnns have not been without ihrif'rfcrt. On
sunday there werf morning. afternoon &eyening
services in all the churches ~ hlcn were crowded
10 OVERLOOKING, Tie Communion was admins
tered TO more than Two hundred reripienIs and
The aPostoIica rite of CO lfrmalion 10 more than
dirty On Sunday evening those Who were pre-
sent at The Episcopal Church were much aflestcd
at the farewell address OF the venerable aud be.
loved Bishop OF the Dlocrs,.
On Sunday forenoon. seven gentleman, (piin-
eipally students from the Theological Seminary
Al Alesandra) were admitted 10 the holy order
ct DeaconS, aud understand that most OF
them VII he Immediately located IN different
parts ofthS Diocess
The next Convention will be held in Char
lottesvilIe. rbid
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26
MISCELLANY.
LORD BYRON AND LEIGH HUNT.

y ~ =
II isthe curse ofgenius to be wayaid by
toad.cators and haneers.on. who derive re
fccrqn importance from the object of their a.
tachnent. and Who magnify themselves byre'
taiIiue every carclrss e. presSion which the pr
mary may ase 10 the satellite in moments OF
spleen. mission or sportiveness This remaE
vii apply. in degree 10 LRiGH HUNf. IN III,
recollecsions OF Lord BYRON. HuSr was nov
exactly BYRoS' s toad-catcr. nor his jaeNaIl' bu'
he was a hanger-on, not only with regdIa
personal counienaucc, but also to roekHtn",
my. ByRoS ddnot treat him with delere",''
awe despite OF RiHini and the feas' Of me ~.
cts, aud it is prabable enough that there "e's
occasions on which the noble and carFEle',,N
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

4 y uh7OANft TO an order of the Superior
q Court of Chancery, for the Lynchbnrg
District, entered on the | ith dav of MAY. 1893
IN the cause of Beasley against Price. The under.
signed as receiver III the said cause will sell. nj
public auction, for cash, on the third Monday in
Jnne, at fitsylyanla Court House, negroma.
ilampton, FIRST raft waggoner.
/. A. H0LCOMBE. Mar.
May 10. it,ds6.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

\ Court is now sitting at the Navy Yard.
Charlestown, Mass. composed of Commodore
Morris, Captains Wadsworth and Creighton,
aud Judge Advocate. John Pickering. Tor the
purpose Of investigating INTO the alleged conduct
ot Lieut.. John P"rrlqal, while in command of
the ! ). schr. Dolphin, al the Sandwich Island.
IN The early part Of the year ls26 The chang
eS are Tor misconduct whlIe there, as alleged b,
the Missionaries and others. The complaints
are the Prudential Committee of the Foreign
Missionary Society, Alfred p. Edwards. late
master ot the ship London. # New York, and
others. \ large number Of witnesses are IN at
tendance, and II appears to he the intention IF
the Government to give the business 4 thorough
investigation.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

Yesterday forenoon, (,ays the New York Ga
'e'ie OF hih mst)the work Of heaving OUT the L
9.shlp Hudson, OF 81 guns, a our NAVY iar0.
vas commenced and completed. Cummodore
thaoncey and The rest OF the Koard of Examin-
ers, were present. aud between three and four
hundred men were employed. aud performed
TIE operation in manly lyle, to the entire sat
isiartion of he Commodore and the other at
tending officers II will be recolected that this
ship was built tor the Greeks, and subsequently
purchased by Governments she Is now unde,-
GONG iepans preparatory tn her first cruise ON
'he Coast OF Brazil. 1t is supp sed the com
maod OF this ship will be offered to Commodore
Patterson, who Is expected home from the Med
terranean about the Isl oil June, ia the nigate
Constitutions
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26
~ From the Phlndelphian.
ALEXANDRIA, u {.

tNTracI on IfltPr trom The Rev. Nr " u
the Editor OF the Phlladelphian dated
.fernndria, .ipriG9 ls28
saw, in the PhrIadrlphian lalel, Il notice
OF The excitement which now exists in our
church. Since TINT lime We have received
~ more making - since last July. Their
have been five or SD conversions since our
ihSl communion aud taxi Them all together
they are The most interesting have ever
Witnessed. The Lord ha, indeed done great
thngs for our church. Christians have been
revived, Iaddels and unlyersali-is have besn
ted 10 renonnce theirerrots aud 10 embrace
the trnth-some prolaue and very immoral
characters have now been reclaimed, AMI
nov give the most decisive eyid euce tia,
they have become the subjects of renewing
grace,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26
Commission Business.

FHIlE SUBSCRIBERS havng made A..
- engagements 10 do a general CONMIS-
SION BUSINESS in Richmond under the
firm OF Is AGWEEL &. SNJTH.
nov ofrr then services TO their iripuds ana
The pnhlic gcnerallyin that capacity. The
junior partner Is at this time in Richmond &
II IS intended that one or the other Of Them
shall he constantly there and the other in
Ibis place, where they intend to continue
their bn'iness under the firm Of Smith. RAJ.
well a Go. having lately taken in WIN. W
Smith as partner.
JOIN w. BAGWELL,
JOHN SMITH, ir
Nov 90 ,y6,6e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26
" Yes and No -

q IALE9fhe dY. bgthe qntfor Of" Matilda
"a gust rclcred and Tor sale by
:, CHS. 4, B4THERS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

! , -,
"'a''" "a" t"0 JAces.--A most eXtraord-
uaiN caprice "i nature occurred IN taunton,
Was on oa1aay morning week, IN the birth
~ 'rn"le 'hun' having two distinct and
i'e'lee'ly formed faces Bnt there IS nothing
III me structure nj either OF the iaces, 10 ind.
cate superior faculty IN one over the other
Every COMPONENT part OF the tHcr Is distinct
" tormrd IN each, aud both of them present
Tue pleasing coan'enanees ri two fine babes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

N,y0R RENT, a convenient office on the CT oSs
D. street leading 10 the Washington Tavern ~
FERNS moderate. ]. G. SHELTON.
May % 2ui66
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Carriages and Harness.

FENHE subscriber has ha nd his Coach Manu-
H Fciniy, of Z & 9th Streets, handsome as
srteut OF Coaches, Chariettees, aud Ggg of the best
Workmanship and materials; dls assortment of hest
plated Coach aul Ggs Harness, some of which are az
very superior qaliiy) which he is eniuers TO sell as
low work OF the quality purchased for in
This or ANY OF tie NorherI cities These disposed 10
courage home manufactures are reqesteta eau nd view
hs assortment Every article snid by hnI Of his own
Manufacture, &arranted.
Repairs TO Carriages, Gigs and HARNESS, executed with
dispatch, ana On The most reasonable ter.es.
JAMES BOSuER.
n T. Several cheap second hand Cauiases csigge nd
Harness are likewise fnr sale.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Land fup Sale.

4Y virtue of deal of xecuod to the subscriber
1e9 by Francis Osborne of county Of Cheserf.l ms
the first day of May 182i duly admitted To reco in
the clerks office ofssid county, the Esd day ote
month and n tue same year. under the provisions contain
Of Saturday, the Goth January next, G proceed to sell
on the premises to te highest bidder, for cash TIE
at laEd wherein the said Francs Osborne resided a, the
date OF the aforementioned deed and said tn contain
about thousap nd acres less yia. on
los River, IN Che county of Chesteeld aud oppose IN
the residence of the late Edmund Harrison dec of t
county "I Amelia saal! convey such title TO the pur-
chaser OF purchasers is vested in by the said d.es
JAMES ROBERTSON, Jr. Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Public Sale.

virtue OF deed of trust executed by Richard Graves
- to the subsefibar, the 18th day of Sept 1877.
and recorded IN the clerks Office of New Kent county, for
purposes therein nanch shall proceed to sell to the b;
est bidder for cash. the residence of said Graves in Tho
county aforesaid Thursday, the 3lst day Of the prescnt
month. JasnaryO ii fair otherwise the fair day. at
odier stock OF horses, sheep hogs, household
and kitchen furnture; also small tract of land called
baeys, lying ~ ibe county aforesaid, formerly the pro-
perry Of the said Richard Graves The title to tho above
nrniionei property is believed be indspuable bur
Shall convey such title only is vested in e as trustee
WM. II. GRAVES, Trustee
Jan. 9Th, 1928 =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Three Hundred Dollars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension aud delivery ID
me, at the Jail of Henrce County, OF JAMES W.
POACu and WILLIAM w. ANDREWS who es-
capped from the said jail "a the night of the 10th Of
September last, one hunfrai and tzy dollars far
eitter Of them.
Peach is about FL years of age, feet inri.es
Egh, red hair and blue eyes; ras his right ar,n
marked with India lax, the initials of his name te
representation of tomb, with in the attitude
of weeping, which is willow, and umler wl,icly
is the date of his birth, 1906; and on his left arm the
representation Of altar and two hearts nited over
which, two doves susI1endiTg wreath oil love, and
above the elbow the American flag. Had on ine,
psntaoons, cotton shirt, half hat, and strip
ed coat ami vest.
Andrews is about &c years Of age, light hair hazle
eyes, swartiIy conpexion feet 10 inches high, Las
marked With India ink, on his right arm, w. w. B.
over which IS the american Flag and Eaglc; On his
fe arm altar, over which is altar and two hear
united with two doves suspentlng wreath of love.
Had pale blue domestic coat and paDtaioCrrs, with
hat about half From the best information |
have been able 10 obtain, am induced TO believe they
are together al work on tire Dismal Swamp Canal
a. II. THORNTON, d. NJ
Far Jolt, PcgrqIa, VI. T.. r. n.
October 9th, 1877. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
EDUCATION.

ne SCHOOL, for the ensuing year, VIII commence
I'VE the lAih January, aud continue until tho lrh
December following, Ic month Of august excepted The
c6urse Of Instruction will Include all the branches Of
English education, together with Tie Latin Ian
gnage; some tf the most useful branches Of Nj thema
res, Geography, History, Bellies Lettrc &c. The
f board aud tuition for the scholastic yr OF ten months
w be 500 with the additional Of five dollars if
furnish lodging Boardcrs will be charged from the time
they commence, until the 18th of December; and none
admitted bot those that reside in my family. Mr. Tho
Lsttsell my presen coadutor, and Mr.. William Bar
ber will aid These gentlemen have, for consdc
Tahle time, heen known the public we'll qualified
and experienced instructors. Letters addressed ME-
near sommer"ilIc, Fauquier county, will receive prompt
attention. &. EACKE'TT
Dec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Administrators Sale.

z IN Monday, the l4h day of January next, 1929, I
~ shall Offer for sale, the highest bidder, the late
residence of JAMES Cooke, decd in the cuuuty OF Pow
haian, 10 eO negroes belonging the of said
Cooke consisting of boys and girls, among
~hom there is fine carpenter, very likely women,
ana girls. Nil The household and kitchen furniture stock
orsH cattle, sheep and hogs the crop Of corn fodder
Shucks.
TERMs-For all sums OF ten dollars ard under, ca 81,
will be reQse; all exceeding dollars a credit
will he given until .hc LIST Jauuary 1872 the purchasers
executing bonds with approved security, with interest frsm
the date until paid; on the punc,nal payment of each
bond, the Interest will tre iemitted.'
On the same day ani the place. II offer for
Sale, ~ the highest bidder the land beongirl 20
the estate OF said James Cooke, decd lying OH James
Rver adjoining the lands OF William Waltha John G..
Daniel aud john (. Cooke Terms made known on the
day by ARNISFEAD A. GREEN
Adinor of James Cooke, decd
Powhatan County, o6th Doc. 1877 6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Tobacco Planters.

A PETITION will be presented 10 the Session of
the Virginia Legislature praying thar the Inspectors
of all Public Warehouses shall be required, in spccng
Tobacco, break in fur different parls Of hogs
d IN order to detect the many impositors pracistJ
prizng and that certain Warehouses, where such frauds
cohnved at, aud where inspectors refuse break
Tobacco in such places they desired do by pur
clasrrs. may he suppressed. Sept 10 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

RI O7lcE-All persons haviHg open accounts with the
IS estate of Robert Be decd, late saddCr The cit;
Of Biehsoud requested 10 call the subscriber fr
sgrtie~Pnt. As it is expected that rcfsrcuca tie
will often be required, have rad them nUs1ci, and
HOW ready TO make settlements Although ii IS desirable
that speedy close of the admin should Le made
yen, SAa give reasonable time those may ca IT,
indebted to the estate upon their giving tire pay
Dient thereof All those indebted by bonds aud notes
fnformed that the claims against the very
gently pressed and that therefore, Snail be couTrelcd
fciIuTe fhep naks jpmediate payment All PERSONS
ing To call in reasonable time, aspect legal steps
will be Jaken for the collection thereof All persu having
claims against the estate, requested present tem
properly aud legally authenticated thar nay be apprise
81 the amount due, bile make arrangements for
their liqhdailou. BY Office is in Tho City Hall, uetc
te books md papers will be kept and here shall gtf-
rally attend ffom 1910 o'clock.
w. d. WIEN, Ser,,'t G. r. &.
Dec 3-fs Adh,'o: Of Robert Bell, deed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Richmond Plough NIanufactot.v

OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.
VIE Subscriber respectfully invites his friends and cs
=. TONER'S 10 can ana examine his stock of PLOUGHS,
consisting Of the Mccormick the Freedom Reyercombs
Tie improved Barshare. all of which he thinks he can sell
prices satisfactory to purchasers NIouldboards or Ske-
;us .u'"ishea. WM. PALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
DISSOLUTION.

J'ITE copartuesp heretofore existing under the firm Of
EUSTACE s. MBEAlAR8, is this day dissolved by
rnutual consent. J. II. EUSTACE,
II. e.. M'NEMARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
BOOTS AND sHOEs

vi every quality and descriptions, both of his own make
and from tue most approved Northern Factories.
~ D. Med snlici,s the attention Of Town and Country
customers satisfied that they better served
~ tie manufactures TO order as usual Eoos and Shoes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Il, "A s II s
And Shoemakcrs' Materials
OE ENERy nLScp1pr,nN

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
DUNCAN MCDONALD, Boot and Shoemaker.
- one door below the corner Of the old Market
MAN street, Richmond is receiving from the
sanniactory and will keep constantly for SALE LASTS
OF all descriptions, and all other kinds of Boot and
shUeHaker Materials Of the best quality which he
VIII sell at The lowest prices, by wholesale and retail
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

And having sent to Toudon for part Of bis retail med-
ciaes, and having engaged young gentleman emueutly
qualified 10 attend particularly to the retail business to-
gether wiI other arrangements he has made he conf
IDENTIFY expects be able offer his friends the largest
and best assoumout Of MEDICINES offered in This
market :. II. EESTACE.
Ta=5 tst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

kOTICE.-AHr persons having claims against tile above
concrru, ; well oil tfosc indebted will appIy TO
tire subscriber, who is authorized to settle the same
Jam !, 1928. 81 J. VI. EUSTNCE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

I'VE subscriber bcg to inform his hiends particu-
aTiy, and i've public generally that he has taken ths
store late in the occupancy Of Mr.. VIM. Crane doors
above the Bell Tavern where he will in short time