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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1928.
WORK WITHOUT HOpE-FnoN rHE B''ou.
Lines Composed on day in February

Miniature seems at work, siugs leave ther iuf'
The bees are stirring--brds are on the wing
And Winter sumbering in the open ar,
Wears on his smiling face dream OF Spring
AID the while, the sole unbusy thing,
Nor honey make, nor pair, nor build nor snug
Yet well ken the banks where Amaran.hs NOV,
Have traced the fnun whence streams on nectar u""
pioom' d We Am,ranths! bloom for%h"m 20 may
For me We bloom not! glide, rich streams, awM
with life unbrightened, wreathless brow, stroll:
And would Won learn the spells that browse my s'u''
work without Hope draws nectar IN sle'e'
And Hone without an object cannot live.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

On motion OF Mr.. 7. + Barbour, the Com-
'ne TURNER eonSideration OF the memorial Of
we members OF me Bar IN The District OF Co.
'nm'i"; ana IL was 'aid on the table.
| VII. NlcK'if1e moved he following rcsolu-
''"n; "nNn was read, and loid on the table.
NeHoi'eu, mar tnr rr'Si'eht OF he United
oates D. r'qu'sted TO direct the Secretary Of
war 10 INFORM TINS il"usr what Causes have
operates TO Pr vent him iron laying before
this House intormati called Tor by re.
solution OF the House OF Representatives Of The
s'h Zee. 'oso' winch resolution called for q
Iist IL the 'iffrfeEt works OF Internal Improve
men', comprising routes for Roads AID Canals
attempts 10 improve the navigation Of Rivers,
Lakes, Greeks, and Bays, and To protect coasts
and Islands that have been under AIKEN nr pro-
l"cttd by he Hencral Government, wit in he
different atcs and ferrir cries, from the year
1924 1" ls25.lnclusivc, so IS to sho y howmany
works, and what kl"d, have been undertaken or
projected IN e''h year, State, Territory,
wihih that time; the amount expended, or
deemed necessary 10 be expended, for the exc,
cuton oil each route, and the time which each
probably require tor lis completion
MIR. White submitted the following paper,
10 he proposed as All amendment to The hi IN
amendment 10 the acts imposing duties Gil i'm
ports
AT the end OF the bill! add
"On foreign orange, in addition 10 the pre-
sent duty, the sum OF twenty five cents per hum
a'eo' 'mpoftrh INTO me United States De ween
Inc months OF October and ApriI in each year.
"m,en was cohhi''ed [" the COMMITTEE 81
thr mole HousF on the STATE OF the Union to
"n '' ,na' "iii was committed
ne mar now proclaimed The orders Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
District Uf Columbia.

.diernnd,m County, Sc:
NOVEMBER TENN, 1927, 9th day.
Edward Is. Thompson, CompPL
agai st T. C5o,o,r.
Hezekiah COokscy and :"
John Muucaster, Ueffs
'1&FE defendant Uezekah Cooksev, not hayinS "
tered hEs appearance and give security according
to the .tatute and the rules Of this Court AMI Il Sp
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court upon ath''
fled, that the defendant Iezekiah Cooks, not az
inhab'tant of the District Of Columbia: On molten "
the Complainant by his counsel, is ordered ,'' nc
said Hezekiah Cooksey doappear here on the h7'IF
OF next April Term, and enter his appearance 10 u"
suit, and give security for performing the DEGREES"
the Court, and that the other defendant John Nnnet
ter, do not pay away, convey or secrete the deD'
him owing to, o. the'estate effects in hi, hand "
longing to the said absent defendant FIezekah Zoos
sey until the further order of this Court, and thai
py OF this order be forthwith published to To" no.'
successfully in one of the public spaper' PIN
IN the Town OF Alexandria. and that copy De
posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF ''
County Test,
feb 25-Iaw2m HUN. l. LEE, C.t
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
.ORERT DAVIS. CAnINEr MAK-

" OBERT DAVIS, CABINET MAX
fR. FIR and TPHoLsrERER respectfully informs
the Citizens ofWheelng, and the Western
Country at large, that he has recommended hls
business. ut his Old Stand on Main Street. next
door 10 Mr. Cunningham Chair Mandatory,
where they can get supplied with all kinds Of Fan
CT Work, in his line.
u Country Cabinet Makers can be supplied
with Carving at the shortest notice.
1.-TWO Apprentices wanted tothe above bust
ness
Wheeling. January Goth, 1923. 5-ts
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

imorovements in the breed Of BosRsEEe ANIMALS;
accounts of such FOREIGN and DOMESTIC tres,
shrubs, vines plants, seeds and grams, as are con-
sldered necessary OF useful for subsistence, COM
fort or ornament, with rNFoRMAT ALTON relative to
their treatment, growth, requisite kinds Of soil,
&c; and in short, whatever may tend to increase
the product of the SOIL and advance the RURAL
EcoSoNY Of the country.
Insertion VIII also be given to such REPORTS,
Addresses and Papers, as may be communicated
for publication by the several AGRICULTURAL so
clETIEs of this aud other states.
a LAND REGISTER viii contain as far As
practicable, alist of farms which are now, or may
hereafter be FOR SALE, account Of their size,
situation quality and such other particulars as may
be deemed USEFUL.
Space win be afforded for the SOLID and srER-
LING BEAUTIES Of LITERATURE, the useful arts and
sciences, Chemistry, Natural History and Phloso-
phy, Biography and Travels, state Of the MARKETS
mthe principal Sea Ports, &c. &c,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
TERMS.

TIE FARMERS Magazine viii be pub
Eshed sE1u-MoNTmY; the price Is three dollars,
PAYABLE either at the time Of subscribing, orreceipt
of the first number The FORM and SIZE has
been adopted, which is deemed most convenient
for binding, while the quality of the paper, the
beauty Of the type (altirey Re'1,) and the general
execution of the work. viii be such, as it is hoped
viii reflect credit on the Publisher and CRAFTY
ITS PATRONS.
UJAddress (postpaid) THOMAS c. CLARKE
agent for the Projectors, No. 4s, Market Street
Philadelphia.
Editors copying the above may contribute
to the interests of an invaluable science, and will
receive copy of the work.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

Gloucester Point COUNTY Of Gloucester N J.
AZ rr-u. September 80 1S27.
10 conformity with your desire. Give
,'al asfs tae statement OF my ease. Fs- NOR
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
NEW ECCXss.


NARRATION of Van Hllens Imprisonment
and escape from the dungeons Of the lnquistion
his Journey 10 Russia. dc.
Lectures on Physiology, Zoology and the Nat
ural History of Man, by W. Lawrence, F. r. ;
Jahn's Biblical Archaeology.
Blue Stocking Hal-noyel
Filtration, do.
Humours Of Eutopia, a tale Of Colonial times
Voyage to the Moon.
Buccaneers, romance of our own country IN
It's ancient day.
Youth and Manhood of Cyril Thornton
The Midsummer FAIRIES, poem by T. Hood
The Hunter, poem, boy Flint
The Pelican Island by Montgomery.
Capt, Pauy's Voyage to discover a North
West passage.
Pastors Sketch Book.
Father Clement
McKenzies's Memoirs of Calvin.
Sequel to Popular Lessons.
Private Memoirs of Madame Hausset.
Tales of Grandfather, by Scott.
Mason's Horse Fmrer and Appendix.
Elizabeth Palmer.
Philosophy IN sport.
Just received and for sale at A. & f Pick
ets Book Store, Main Street, Wheeling wher,
may be had books in every department Of Litem
Ure.
April 9th SIPS, 15-tG
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
INiEOI.iMg.

"HE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has removed from his
former stand, 10 the house south of and adj
Joining that lately occupied by Marcus Wilson as
store; where gentlemens' clothing VIII be made
ia the NEATEsT, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE.
LADIES HABTTs, plain and commented made
"a the latest and most approved fashions.
WI. HUEY.
April 2nd lS2S-l4 r.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
lours respectfully,


certify. the above Is a true account of part Of
my wife suffering.
lSgued) =. SAALLWOOD
Master of the Team-bo.l, plying between
Gloucester Ferry and the Point House.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
POTTER'S
WEGET Abs CATHOEICOIT.

TIT MEDICINE ms stood '7 tN " 1PTr
e Hr more u.Nn tTte eas t's- ana hfs
Qcva +" me ase..'- eT.-etT,s 's't.' IRA
bt s +-- @
p
-Rvo preparation has borne such Ce,ebr-
IN an a.terailye and IFS innocent ouaE
- ias have been acknowledged bg fha exue-
-....,. M thousands. I1u..us rbe Crh8..c8a
-e..-..,o1 in Hist is NOT required. nor does &c n-
,e--ur. the paueu- pursuing tbe ordinary goca-
lion. 1r busue.,.
n, Kings ryu or scR0rrrA. NECROSIS or 0Is-
r,srr r1yrs. rrFcuulL DISEASES. EHEUlA-
,rr.,- rtyss corrLsIsrs, ULCERS, WHITE svEL-
rrv-s syphilis mo- ifs secondary stage. INDUCES
mos Nr Nr. tr- Catd0Hcol has been mos.
cor.,rr1r-'v useIuc DO also BINS been serIca1.o
20 H.lit.ted a1I nervous affected persons.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
Ro3B & MORRISON,

Would respectfully inform
their Patrons, and the Pub
lie in general, that they have
on hand, at their Old Stand.
nearly opposite the Posi-
OFTICE, a large and splen-
did assortment Of FANCY
WORK, amongst which
are, Japan Painted Cane
and Rush Seafs. and FAECY
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

n NJ
h Fncfo
Bvf--Hc Thompson. corner .I -I and Market
Robert Pa.r-lI. corner Of al and Market
~ 49, Uo.- come o.. I'd ui Race.
Samuel a. Gnh.s. Ir. corner OF ctl and
Chc-au streets.
m 81 LoIcs0der conner of 6-h and Pine.
Fullerton 81 CAtol, Market street,
r. WDmf0cs. corner of 1,1 and Ca.owh...
Th1ms Evans corner .i 5I and Spruce.
s. d. sheppard No. IIr, south J.n.
p. Williams. corner cl 2I and Almond
CroreI come. OF 3.H and South
George NeIo-. corner o. 3.h and luu..
Budd West, corner OF 81 and Walnut.
Th0m.- GIVE. corner OF 9th and Market
Edward Pryor. Northern Dspe1-ay.
a N A D. D.. Cohen Market street,
NEW CERTIFICATES.
Pn7ie.ul- Sept l1th. lS21.
When about tcsr- OF age, III lm now 20
veu,0 the glands Of my neck became liberated.
5eyerii respectable physicians attended me DO m-
geryl.s IorI- yeas. boo only succeeded boz render
ue me temporary relief tle ulcers were ONE
period healed oul u or5 weeks lier ah1I. 2I
appeared with renewed r-oul on my arms. fce
lnd ueos the q nd- of tha arm puts became eu-
Lget-Lud = suffered tUe mos, severe PAINS, uy
health was also much impaired.
The remarkable cure, performed by PuuERs
VEGfrlBLF CArHuLIo1N. induced me OBJ HY Is
vlru.- and 1g tae use Oh. only one bottle. I was
perfectly cured. Some me inns ul" elapsed
auceI tool. .na CTloHe1n and Do. ,re least ape
ue.Iluca oi O. recurrence OBJ tle disease inns mamie
Vested fscE JAMES HARDING.
30. Il-. south Sixth streets
September --.H. I--T
Dear 0u,-lurre-seI hy a1 arden. desire TO
Contribute to zinc ..euauol ot such .- mF De-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
Mar1G-r9S,
Paints, Dye-StuDS, sc.
CLEMENS s. RAY,

Have supply Of articles in their lime, Of whl9h me
BALANCING are part, and will be sold on moderate
terms. Having been selected with care, they are
confidently offered.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

WHDsOR CHAIRs, with great variety Of SIT
TIES. CRADLES, Common Windsor and ARN
CHAIRS.
They would also inform the Public, that they
have considerably extended their business. ard
have taken that large and commodious building
lately occupied BY Messrs Bayard and Frasier
where they also intend keeping a general asort
meut of the above work.
n B. Al orders, thankfully received, ano
promptly attended 10.
January 2nd, 1898 Its.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
GENERALIZATION.

Ihavo given a far trial to the chemical prepar-
alton sold By L. d. LTsAs, for cleansing Maboga-
nv and other Furniture, and find il 10 be an admit
rable and economical invention; for hover much
the article Of Furniture may have been neglected.
and after using the composition and rubbing the
same well into the Furniture, beautiful, smooth
gloss VIII be produced, exceeding what the same
was when the article was new. From The sails
faction which have derived from the use Of this
Paste, take al interest In recommending Il 10 o.
Tiers; and u viii be a great advantage 10 the pur-
chaser % be instructed IN the use Of the article by
the Vendor, L. D. Lynas
MARIA MACDONALD.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

'uars S0me6 Stlrus5n.-Itwillbe
l5ythe following note from Mr.. Steven
leproaounces Mr. SIoane's state
wholly Issue is Joined between
Gentlemen, upon the matter of fact
We regret that Mr. Stevenson has So
atca.ly denied AR. Sloaue's state
orwe are inclined to the belief that
-al be established by other and positive
7.HogY. Ills memory has probably,
deceived him. Meantime, the public
lto suspend opinion until AIr. Sloane
md from, and remember that as Mr..
'a1so0 was mistaken in his recollection
VIA. he said u the Bank OF Virginia.
1e presence of SIR. Blair and others.
' So uIs possible for him TO be again
'.-s DOB ms "reminiscences.
TO tbe EIHgv0f he Wing.
G5ea,emen: In your paper of the first
o'.o5or, which I have Just seen, is O
rom John Sloane of Ohio to Mr..
s1a's IN which [ ann charged with
g declared TO him iu the Hall of the
OF Representatives. at the moment
.ohng fer a Speaker In December
-, That b. elected, / would support the
'-''.-s,rauon. Ills due to myself to my
aud to that station which / hold.
T'-'e this charge, and to pronounce 10,
d..
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
FRUIT TREES, &c.

The Subscriber has taken great pains TO select
and cultivate the best and most rare kinds ofFmit
Trees, Il now prepared 70 furnish them in great
varieties fit for planting out; his assortment con
ssts in part of Apples, Pears, Peaches, PIumbs,
Cherries Aprlcots, Nectanns, Grapes Goosber-
ries, and Curants, with a general assortment OF
Garden Seed, for sale low for cash, at the Wheel
ing Garden about 500 yards East Of the Market.
r. SHARP.
Wheeling, October 22d, 1s2S-tc
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

DIRECTION.

Let the furniture be well cleansed and waxed ;
then apply The polish with a clean paint brush (;
then give the finish 10 Il with clean silk or iiuen
handkerchief A son Furniture Brush must be
used ioPui The polish on carved work
UPRIcE BY THE BOX-5O, - cents and
81 %. A liberal deduction to those who Pur-
chase 70 sell again.
e. L. d. LYNAS, Respectfully informs
tle eltl=cns Of JEhsolirz, thai h iriA execute any
l10rk etrasted 10 hin e. ~ most Satisfactory nun
HT.
Wheeling, October 22d, 1881
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

A letter from London states tie under
standing among the Clerks of the House
Of Commons to be, that Parliament will
sit in that month, to appoint a committee
on the subject of relieving the Catholics
from their civil disabilities.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

BY ANN c. HOWELLS,
are respectfully submitted to the public.
It being an object to render this work worthy
Of patronage no pains will be spared in the Sc
lection of such pieces as are calculated 10 afford
both pleasure and Improvement Accordingly, an
umremitting attention will be paid to the various
sources Of miscellaneous literature that may con-
tribute to enrich the work, and distinguish It as
a repository of knowledge and amusement.
Il is designed that 1t shall be crcisi1eiy literary.
And Of course, it viii in no case, interfere with
religion or politics, so as TO affect parties
The first number will be published within a
month from this date after which time, it will be
issued every fourth Monday morning. folded in
octave form, neatly printed on fine paper, with
new gPe.-Tsrms, 81 per annum IN advance.
Wheeling, Oct 10, 1928.
Editors friendly to works Of this kind will
confer particular favor by giving the above a
few insertions.
Subscriptions Yeceired at this Office.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
j., D, LYNAS'

BEST POLISH FOR FURNITURE AND
PLATE.
THIS POLISH Is recommended in the high
est manner by MRS. LIVINGSTON, Of Lyings-
tons Manor; MRS. VANDERPOOL, ofKinder-
hook; MRS. BRYAN, of Hudson; MRS. Z.
STURGES, Of New York City.
Ind 6vnlune7oas other Ladiss ofthe highest Tespee-
tcjiiitg IA that City, and lseashere, ph0 haze
kindly gipeR permission % use uscir names.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
COTTON YARNS.

The Wheeling Cotton Manufacturing Company,
have reduced the price oftheir Yarns, and are now
prepared to accommodate their customers AZ pri-
ces less than the Eastern article can be obtained
for. Orders addressed to the subscriber will meet
with due attention. s. A. WESTCOTT, AgL
Wheeling, October 22d, ls25-tf
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
LIQUORS.
CROCERTE5.

Teas Of al kinds; Coffee; Loaf Sugar. New
Orleans Sagars Pepper; Alspices Nutmegs Clo,est
Cinnmnon; .Sofi Shell Almonds; Cogpcras Md
der; Ginger: Starch; Bengal and Spanish doiant
Indigo: Molssses Winter Strained OIL; Best
Cayeniish TObacc0
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

Which magnifes objects one million times their
natural size With this MICROSCOPE the mites
upon figs and cheese that are invisible to the ma
ked eve appear as large as rats or crabs; Animal
cula in vinegar 10 the size ofeels from twenty to
thirty inches in length the pores nwoOd one inch
in diameter and the process and CONFORMATION OF
the Capitalization ofyarious saline solutions beau
Gfully illustrated. The objects magnihed are nu-
merous, interesting, and instructive. As the OBJ
iects are represented upon a large screen, any
number of persons can view them at the same
time. Hours of exhibition from A. NJ. to P. NJ.
n. B. The MIcRoscoPE cannot be used unless
the sun shines.
Abundance - cents, Children under 70 years
of age. - ID cents.
Wheeling, October %, 1898.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
DRY GOODS.

Blue Cloths, from 50 to - per yardl
Black, Blue, q Mixed do.
Double MiIed Drab do.
Cassimeres and Cassnels, large assortment;
Bombazeits, Plain, Figured, and TviIled
Swansdown, Valencia, and Black SILK VesnuF.
Tartan Plaids; Ciroassan Stripes and PIaids;
Tartan Plaid, and C.rcassian Clocks; Camblet;
Flannels, Red and White;
Rose Blankets, ga, Ga, 1914 Ia l24 l34:
Point Blankets; Red, Drab and Mnt Padding;
Caliicors; Cambria Muslin;
Book, Lono, Jaconet Null, Swiss Figured and
PLAIN Muslins
Black and Slate ColOured Worsted Stockings,
large assortment
Lambs Wool, and Scotch Knit Stockings;
Linen, Linen Cambrick Pocket handkerchief
Silk and Cotton do. do.
Ladies &Gentlemen Gloves, Of all descriptions,
White Robes;
Ladies' Superior White Cotton Swiss Stockings:
Black Silks of the following kinds: sarsnnels,
Mantua, Italian & Indian Luiesldng, Senshaw,
Satin, and Watered eros dc Naples.
While Satin, Pink, Blue, Straw Green, and Flor
once;
Cooured Gros De Naples Silk;
Cross barred and Striped Sarsanclts
Black Mode;
Black & Plain Coloured Canton Grapes and Grape
Robes
Grape Shawls, A; "a and "a
Grape Scars; Fancy Handkerchief, and shawl
Merno Squared and Long ShawlS
Thread Lace Bobneit Lace,
Piping Cord, all Colours
Coloured and Black Brades;
Foundation Lace and Muslin;
Grape Leise, Pink, Blue White, Straw s. Blpcks
Black; Purple and Green SILK Velvet
Black and Colourd Tabby Velvet;
Cut SILK Velvet Nesting;
Bauaise and Baiessc;
Infants Worked Caps, and Ladies Worked Lace
Caps
Worked Lace Wells, Black Feather
Green, White & Back, Cause teiis, New style
Cap, Waist and Bonnet klbbandss New Styiei
Coloured and Black Daisy Buttons;
Jet, Glass, Garnet and Wa Beads
Small Beads for working purses
Waist Buckles. with sets
Camera. Jet. Pearl, and Fancy Ear Rings
Bracelets. and Cable Chains, Bead keticuleA
Purses; &c.
Fur Hsts. Seal skin and Fur Caps
DOMESTIC GOODS, Of al description
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
QUEENS WaRE : GLasSW.aRE
"a ~ assorfmenf. }

al of which they vii sell, Wholesale and Re
tail, At The lowest rates. Flour. Whskev, Bees
wax, Flax and Tow Linucn, Feathers, Ginseng.
Tallow, &c. viH be received ID exchange CO
Goods.
whrssnz ors Is, lS2e,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
TAILORING.

m OBERT G.. MARTIN, informs the
1t public, that he has commenced the above
business at the stand lately occupied by VIM.
Huey, two doors south of the Statesman Office,
on Main street, convenient to the Hotels of Mrs.
Beck and Mr.. Denniston and to the steam boat
landing; where Gentlemens' clothing will be made,
at the shortest notice, in the best manner, from the
medium 10 the extreme Of fashion.
G7Ladies Habits, plain and ornamented, made
to the latest and most approved fashions.
Oct. I5-Al IT,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

In Buenos Ayres, on the 9Th July last, al the
Government Palace, the residence Of the Excel
lency the Governor, Colonel JONAS II. Coz,
of the National service, and native Of New Jersey,
10 Donna TRINIDAD BALCARCE, ouly
daughter of Don Juan Ramon Balcarce, Minister
of War and foreign Relations, The Hon. John
NJ. Forbes, the American Charge des Afires, as
sisted at the ceremony as groomsnan, while the
bride was given away bY the lady Of the Gov
ernOr.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

didate for Speaker, and built MS hopes OF
election chiefly upon support from Mr..
Clay's friends-and that Immediately after
his defeat, he become q hot enemy of the
Coalition" and a very decided belierer
in the bargain" These circumstances
certainly authorize the presumption that if
he had been chosen Speaker, and chosen
by Mr.. Clay's friends, as he expected. that
he r0aid have supported the administration.
But, we shall say nothing more.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening last by the Rcv. Iaom-
as ~. Hudson, Mr. HESRY EBERT, Merchant Of
Uniontown, to Miss ELIZA 4. LAAB, ofthis place
On Thursday evening, BY the Rev. I. t.
Wheat. SIr. John Burns, to Miss Mary J. Pear
son, all Of tins place.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
7TAlTOTH COACH.

A coach maker in Philadelphia Is engaged IN
constructing stage TO run between Bordentown
and Washington N. j. calculated TO carry hfty-sn
passengers. Tbs carriage Is divided INTO two
apartments, one above and the other low.-eaoh
to contain - passengers. The whole Is TO be
drawn by twelve horses, three abreast, the driver
Co De- assisted hy two Positions. The speed will
De the same as 10 the four horse coaches In the
stages now iu use, three men. with the same mum
Der of horses, could carry but twenty seven pas
slugers.
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VII - v2@St G>e

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %.
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A verdict ofe5. 900 has been obtained at recent
sitting of the Circuit Court of the city Of New
York. Judge Edwards presiding, by John a. Sur-
eyanr aeaust Jera Waterbury, and others, for a
.resDlss IN entering plunuh's store removing his
property, and running hum M his business, under
brosezt Of securing a debt Of $500.
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DIED.

In this place. on Wednesday night. the l0ih
inst. Mr.. JAMES STONE, of Baltimore.
-. ON the "a inst in the 10th wear Other age
at Georgetown ID. c. Miss JOANNA iIUK-
BIDE, Of q consumption,
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The black man. who murdered his mas
@ january last near Washington, Pa.
r TO- be executed on the DIST Of next
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