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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

ing from the shnn I received, | found that
nv head was cut and bleeding, but that
the wound on my heel was Of no conse-
ouence. Soon the noise Of oars and vol
ces assailed my ears, and | distinctly heard
the midshipman of the boat say, The tel-
low never could land here; he must have
been dashed to pieces on the rocks, or
drowned in the surf and we shall find his
body in the morning. '-This convinced me
| was not discovered.
-eSe-
MISCALCULATION.-The follow
ing facts we received from Captain George
Kelley, ofthe ship Washington, lately from
the Pacific Ocean. A particular account
of Capt. Cofiin's erratic, or perhaps we
should say antarctic, cruize, was published
in the Valparaiso Mercury; and Captain
Kelley gives the following from recollec-
ton. Captain Coffin was formerly ofthls
town.
The ship Heron, Capt. Geo. B. Coffin,
sailed from Payta; (coast of Peru, for Glib
ralter, about the lst of September the sun
being north of the equator, the dechnaton
was SubStrdcted to ascertain the latitude.
The sun crossed the equator, yet he still
suJstracted the declinaton, which occasion
ed a very great error in the latitude; so
that on the 18Th of October Captain Cof-
fin found his ship completely inclosed with
ice. and unmanageable. In this situation
he furled the sails and lay 8 or 6 days, his
ship frozen into the ice, on which his Peo-
pie went many miles. They saw numer-
Gus seals, sea elephants, and many other
animals which they knew nothing about.
BY his reckoning, Captain Coffin was in
lat. 90 S. and couldno account for the Inn
mense quantity Office that surrounded him.
After lying several days in that situation,
the ice gave way, and he succeeded in fore
inc a passage through it into an open sea,
and steered northward for Valparaiso TO re-
pair damages. When by his reckoning he
was in the latitude of that port, (33 81
llC SlCtIcu tdSlh ullls anu % iAC blAOuElilf
made land; which, however, upon near
er approach, he found to be ice. This
occasioned him to make a closer investiga-
ton ofhis reckoning, and he found he had
applied the decIiaatjOn the wrong way,
which when rightly applied to his zenith
distance, made his latitude 60 S. He
corrected his error, proceeded to the river
Plata, and repaird the damages sustained in
the ice.
From estimations made at Valparaiso it
was supposed Capt. c. went as far south as
II degrees.
The above account of mlscalculation
which we copy from the Nantucket En-
quirer, reminds us of d similar mistake
made many years ago by a shipmaster out
of this port. He sailed, hence, bound up
the Mediterranean, and the first land he
made was OBJ the coast Of Norway.
". Y GGz.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

Iacison Ec0nomy-Ffdakng. The
ChiIlicothee Ohio Gazette, in comment
inrupon the abuse Offranking, by members
of Congress, says, that 275 packages OF
the Telegraph, were counted in the Zanes-
Vile P. .. all received by one mail and
franked by one man, Mr.. Moore, of Ken
lucky. This is bad enough, the next in
stance Is more ridiculous, though not at
all more illegal. "a large packet" says
the same paper endorsed public documents
and franked by Col. R. NJ. Johnston, a
Jackson senator from Kentucky, was late
" discovered by the Post Master, at the
Lower Blue Licks, to contain a nclO Cling
ham frock patron, which the Colonel was
sending home"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11
.4neodotc.-On the Hon. Robert Aliens

.4nscdotc.-On the Hon. Robert Aliens
passing through New-town, on Saturday
last on his return from Washington, he
ayailed himself ofthe stoppage Ofthe stage
for a few minutes, during the sorting ofthe
mail. to harangue the bystanders on the ex-
tent to which the administration members
ofcongress carried the ranking privilege.
He thus kept the attention Ofthe crowd I'M
til the stage drove off, when some Of the
company stepping into the post office, found
the tables strewed with Jackson pubhca-
tons, bearing the frank ''R. Allen-free, "
received by that very mail. The desire OF
Mr.. Allen to entertain the crowd was now
accounted for,-that he might at least get
out ofsight before they detected him in the
commission in the very act which he re-
probated in others.
Winchester Republican.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

LATEST FROM EUROPE.

New York, June BY the pacisI
ship Don Quixote, Captain Whital, fu|
Havre, whence she sailed on the first a
May, the Editor of the Telegraph has 81
celyed Paris papers, of the Both April, n
elusive. The most important article d
the one which VIC translate from the On
tidienne of20th April. II will be rcnrI
bered that the II April was the day u
which the Russians were to cross f
Pruth; but, by the extract alluded to, III
be seen that they could not have crosscda
that day.
THE PRUTH NOT PASSED.
GAS late as the 18th April, no accor
had been received at Vienna, conceug
the passage ofthe Pruth by the Russianb
my, which proves that this operation -
not taken place on the day assigned by
the German papers. This species ofas
tancy, by the Russians, had created Q
hope, at Vienna, that the affairs o. q
East would be accommodated"
The Elections in France appear 10 2
gross the public attention, 70 the exclua
of almost every thing else. The lIba|
party succeeded by immense malon,a
Rayor d'Argenson, the eloquent dcie1l
of the prosecuted Protestants, in lsA|
was elected from Normandy 10 the ChsI
Der of Deputies, by $50 votes out Of VI
At Ronem the liberal candidate had VI
wards of700 votes of900.
The Caucus system, on an exba
scale, appears to carry all before o 4
France. The liberals, as party, ne.is
place appointed, and vote for the canS
dates before they are presented TO The -,
pie at large, so that there is no splitting
the party, the candidates pledging lte-
selves to accepting Office or favor from ?
Government during their continuance I
Deputies. The Bonapartists Of the DO
al party have, in general been successi-
The re-establishment Of the Nabo1-
Guards IN Paris was under considefaY
The Ministers were divided on the sub
and it is said, some ofthem had threale.h'
to resign if the project was adopted. ~
eral Lafayette stated, 10 a debate On
Doth, that he was the oldest veteran Of ilN
Guards.
Accounts from Corfu Of the 5'h, "
received in Paris, which stated that "
British vessels had arrived there, and -
ed 5000 men, which they had taken j
Lisbon and Gibralter. -
The Florence Gazette gives the iol-
ING extract ola letter from Zanie, DiD
I'D; "The delay allowed to lbrahi"
the evacuation Of the Morea havrg q
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

The Gaelic, is the language spoken h
fore the deIuge; and probably the langng|
of paradise .-,ShalO Pref GGlc Dit.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

'c'nHen' the to'ona! Agent exceptei, are free
VI co'oos, who have settled IN Liberia.
on' me Ioi0uy is provided with ample means o.
'hs pirates az tie cnast.
an The settiets gcuera!ly regular aid correct
" 'ue'f moral .at'ts, AID many OF them suueIs anu
exemplary Christians.
o'n' The lands of tue Colony suJ lie neiaLborirr.
! arc very fertile, and abound the various Pro-
"Nu'As OF the most favored tropical climates. No
uNo' can he entertained tbat they capable OF "a,
eH,p"'t to very nIiaerous c.?ilzpd poputaiIi:
IT, he cotnnerce Of the Colony becoming pro-
-' aid NON ibs sV.tce 2lDnc ~. 4ts
" 10 '"o CCai2e oi iTee cr four Years placed ,ei.I
SEW e5 ~ easy ana comfortable circumstance.
i"i. Hc::n's aye established, cut tYelv child III tHa
oohy enjoys their advantages
OLA. ne colonial Goyegnreu presessc, inilsl et,i
over one hnDdI Cd and forty If cusA ana co this
ne no less Iha eight stations oCCaret b, sauias
or traders tom the COLONY.
Sin The Colony is man testify oxert.ug benign apI
y excluded the slave trade f.ota lie uLLlr t.cIuu
oveFwiloh il holds authority"
The Managers add, ita tbs "hava nulneioua all.;-
Cations Tor passage 10 Liberia; tiA e On pcpse tJar.
sporting an iuGTida!, including prov ious, is l,p,n 20
10 - dollars, and that FUNDS oDy wanting .euc.r
ne iuise opersticns OF tie Society Int.rest-
g aui benehcia ihan uu,e Ut any preceding ,ear.''
" can easily believe this, Gcart;y si lt:eI
success III Tins present scheme, and every utAe s.aicu
Can "e devised, 10 promote thc noble object h.c ,y
are pursuing tor tue good teir county, aJ T., Inc
- hole LGi1an race.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
ANTI-JACKSON CGRREsPONnTNC;
COMMITTEES,
CONTINUED.
PRINCESS ANNE


az meeting nj the anti Jackson cor.espondipr com,
n''tes for tie county Of Princess Anne held A. The
con. ihou'e, on Saturday the 22d day OF March Iag8
ne '"Io"'28 resolutions we're adaptcJ
i'eSoioed hat il is exped:en 10 ;,c,.,sa tho ,,
nrr oi tie corresponding colnms'2e 10, lbs COUNTY
Whoreupon it was E5so3yed, That John u.
. pay, William +. Land, Kedar Cason, james
Gornto, John Comic, IT,, William Gornto,
David Riggs, Jonathan Bonncy. James G..
'FiIiiamso2 Gel. William Whisahurst. .Ioro-
niah j !.and, Edward c. Land, A. G. Duy-
ton, James 4. Mamma, john Nimmo, John
!. Obey Charles Aioseley, William c. Bur
r21ighS, Edward ". Eweli, William Ranay.
langley Land, Capt. james kondiey, Col.
hcliann Cason, SIMON Land, Georrc Butt.
dudley Whitehead, Francis Dnuge. Eroch
Land, Jesse Morris, IT,, William Land. sen.
Noah Crock. Henry Sparrow, Edward Sew
inorr, James 2. VAUGHAN, John s. HANCOCK.
obe'l Capps, Joel Osborn, Capt. John sim
mons, 1alnos Wilkins, N'nl V est, sea-, join.
h!urden, sen, }yr1. Truss, Jacob Williamson
Jas Murray, Wm. GoIiioY, sen, Phiii;, Nal
bone, \ tiii,n Munj"n Ioin Biight. William
Il. i.ecbng, William Pebwor;:l. Cornelius
nroci,, JOS" Lewis, and Newton Fisher, be
added to the said COMMITTEES.
d. r. MOSELEY, Chairng,..
PETER LAM Cscyc.r,.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
WARD ELECTION.

TYNE election 81 Comuou Coupri!mch in lie several
= Wards will he hald on tie st UcG1esdgy ~ .7orH
arr, .iz: In Jrfcrson Ward no. I, at Armstrong; Ia
r'7niu Madison Ward no. = at the Eagle Hotel; md
M"nme Wa,d NO 3, ~ the Shocloe iiili Tavern. Dolls
VII open IN each ard, at ten o,:ock A. ". Vine free
hodeS Of lots within the said city, whether improved oT
30" and ~hcher sCc eehodcrs reside therein or net.
snd the housckecpsrs aud Inhabitants NJ he said city vino
sa nave resided therein any time Tor the space
ndn;s, without the n;crmsion Of - months. and
pose,s IN their right within tie sanIe uovcabs and
iuroveabIc property the value hundred pounl
Sre entitled to vo'a. ". y. WREN Serl't G. *.
rt9fas Il =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
Hats. Hats. HAS

WE subscriber would nls irie ,ls and n, -, IL
i" NC mat lac 10 new rccc.yug his assortment. Of igA;
Tor he spring trade. NIth ts stock nn,y on h..,- ,,
those be VIII receive By the arrivals oc B..t.,,
New YORK and Philadelphia. his assortment A. IL rcr b.
inferior !" any ever offered in this city; aud tie nira "a,
himself tia" thry shall sold ut prices i,
e present depressed state Of tin tunes. fic also takes
"s op'"Ftunty Of rendering his thanks g.: til,
very Htai patronage he has received tue last seven
yeats and assures his friends that no exerou ca hi, nan
Sn" prevent hi "'erpg Continuance the r,ne tat
r"naee' JOHN THOMPSON
March 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
AMERICAN coL0NIzATlo1 soc,rTy.

from me JFtar foyL JoWagl n Coaa,e-s..
we Observe With great pleasure r , cirru..r ,lh
10 patriotic Society nae lately issue. tc4 ueneyo
ent Ini,F"iua' 81 ie'er5Oro' state, Dir. Ger
~ smith has subscribed 1000 To - fanr payable
IN ten yf'Ts, and proposes to head = band o. bun-
ored gentleman VITO will engage 10 d. the same This
would obviously give the enterprise an impulse wb "a,
u 10 nov well prepared 10 receive. Va earnestly
hope, therefore, that Mr.. s. will De able 70 raise is
recruits TOR this generous service. In lis letter 10
the Society, ne says ~ fully persuaded that the
only present channel for our lahors in behalf 7frica
aad her unhappy CHILDREN shores is that Which
the .9meTcau CoIoniz ton Society opens TO on, ma
triotIc ard Christian Liboray.n We have no doubt
that he IS entirely rigot 10 this sentiment
The Managers Of the Socic :, IN tneir Circular ac.
comPanyng Rlr. SIS proposal, give Us the following
short out highly interesting Of the present state
of their colony:
"ist Its population exceeds twelve hupdrgf
cd. Tue Colonial Government is well ordered an,
e6cIsni ~ rs ocsJ alfcr aud an Ire officers q! s 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
New Goods.

Is ALL NELSON has received handsome
FL rant at Grecinu plaid and fancy striped Giughau
N"Vaf'no Gfecia and other iaucy alicors
style Swiss Null, hook aud sconct Rusiins black and
coloed Gns de Naples Silks, berege other fancy
iikis black AMI mkt Lasting aud PunclG, Evfeues,
fit'soug Cords, niira,on Stripes aud PuCls
servants wear, Gormau Oz.amr.s and Tith leuuures,
Scotch oznahuTgs and Dnwas-wiih large assortment
Of Domestic Goods (b.uvn pleached) furniture and
apron Cheeks &c.
Marcel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
By PEASANTS d SMITH.

~ me CoNsTITUTioNAL Wing published ,wi,e a
"ee"' wednesdays and Saturdays) Eve dollars ne
"nnu,n payable in advance
u Previous discontimuance of the raper ali mr..
itafageS must be paid up. Aud those may wish, 10
o'sconnue viii notify the Editors that effect at least
'n'ty days before the period expires which they sub
scrihed.
~ For odveriisns75 cents square (o ess) for the
h's' "se"ion' ana ~ cents Tor each c"muuance.
h"hoer 0i insertions on the MS
'h'y WIZ be continued and charged accordingly.
IL AL! letters the Editors must be most maid or they
Will receive attention.
u Notes of chartered specie paying Banks cf any Of
tne States Will i've received in payment for pirn
the Whig though Virginia y. States Rank Notes would
be praferrei; and rcm,tancrs can hc made through Tie
Post Office at the risk of tire Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
COO.,IiI,,nD

Al n meeting of the AMI jackson Corresnonding
COMMITTEE for Gooc!lanj county, held al the court
ioUre on h!nndav :he lTth March 1924 y NJ
FAuGBAN was called TO the chair and r. W. PIr,
SAINTS appointed Secretary, when tie following rego,u.
tiC1s adoucl':
heS,'esd, That Is expcijan to enlarge the cores
onA"'nE """"ittec for ,ta county; qsi.rcupnu tho
following persons we've added thcreto
James pleasanis; Andrew Kean. James Z.
FERGUSON, Tios M. Randolph, John S
FLEMING, VIM. A. Ford, Henry Massie, Chas.
Massie, john Parrish, 'I'hos fferndon, Isaac
Peri ms, Wtu. Terry, VIM $. Fowler, Geo.
W. Mclean, Obadiah T. Mitchell. David
Ualt;cn, 90. Joseph Shelton, John Royster.
Geo. w. " atkins, John e. Watkins, Frede-
rick Woodson, Joseph Pollard, Philip Plea
SAINTS, Ffn. Webster, Joseph z. Peasants.
hrctuhaId Peasants, Clas. NJ. Kean, John
VI: Vaughan, Wan. ID. TAYLOR, p. l.. Watkins.
" M. Lewis, Jesse Ellis, Thos. Waldrope,
geo. sfoodsoa, Miner IToodson, VIM.
Pryor, Il. w. Peasants, Edward Humber.
j"seph 3oodson, ST. James Tnurston, john
Fhi'lpotis, hlc!iafd james, James Clarke.
ltes'y"ct, That any two of Tic a,,,es.il conmi,te.
shall nave rowerto enlarge Inc sa, committee when
e'tr II ftaii be- deemed exncG;rIt
ites"|red, Thai five stall Constitute a quorum for
"'y business WIN may Cu,n. bsfe sad committee
if''0rd That he chairman and secretary s;gn the
".'g"'rg proceedings, and f,rwa,l COPY thereof 10
t' editors Of N Constitutional WIG aud Ei,hnond
En4u'rer FOR auJlicat Oil.
n. ~. VAUGHAN, Chairman.
H. " iLH!saHr-, =; r.tary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
Spring Dry Goods.


VIZ tate frequent and extensive supplies of British
u INDIA and domestic goods have e,dere6 present
stock superior both i'll quality aud style, previously
on hand at this season. Il reduction in prices, prGGT
purchasing Will enable as uI every article terms
that cannot fail TO please Anon st the last shpmnents
Il cases Nuvarno prints, entirely new patterns
: to C"nstautimopic do ,ia; anG fashionable style
q d" medium aud low priced caiicnes
i de- I'D and Cd shaded d solid striped ri, CHAINS
- do Al plaid do do
do batse dresses and robes
""Gy cnored plain gro de naples, handsome variety
'.iec'an linid gro de nep, beautiful Article
trns dc Berlin
Black and blue hIack furercrs aud gro de nap
BLACK Italian lustring, rich and glossy
italian net and plain fancy coofed barrCe
Cases heavy Irish linens, CT superior fabric i'm
ported expressly Tor the. Richmond IKE,
'in German linen, said Ia be durable isisl,
linen
! Go table diapers, from 6 ! to- i0-4svis;e
: q" hisd eye d some very hme
10 q linen iav of superi0r qualify
do Leghcru Buivars, full size aud perfect
do boys do hats, (exFeclei ,tAiy)
acomei, Sw ss, null and bao!, inus',i,s, very cheap
Ribbons, fashionable Of all descriptions
linnen cassiueres
French drilling
Striped eIan!util.S n
Hack prunciie
Black cncasSians
E!aok aud colorrd lusIrugs
London bie#clrsd and brown drills =
British nankeeus
Blue and yellow do
Olive aud biue ha biz cloth
Super and medium blue b!a elk and coIoed broad cloths
40 do DO and fancy eassiarrrcs
TO bales German and British ozns.,ucs
20 90 domestic, comprising almost every va ticty OF
brown, b!tached AID cnIrrrd
March 29--ts w y d KYLE {. 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
A7lERICAN COLONY Ar LIDERIA.
Copy Of u LeUcr from C0pL ,Fir7Olson u lie =. S. !
.Ninn. IN Hon II Ciry.

tppV U q Ilccf JF0nt IVlJT .f5IIUISon ~ lie =. 3
.Tirn. IN Hon n CirY.~
WASHINGTON, .uarch II, 1922.
SE: Having visited The Colony of Liberia, OH my
return TO The u. Sates, from cruise IN the Mediter-
ianean, cheerfully comply with your request by pre-
sentng TO you such views o! rs present condition and
probable growth occurred TO 10 tbe course of
ib>ty .,.'.
The soil in the possession Of the Colonis's is rich
and will produce upera Guidance for the support OF
The Colony, well as FOR external commerce Su-
gar. cotton rice, and various trees and plants VEL
ding valuable dyes, and medicinal gums can be cult
waited with success.
The population is 200, and is healthy and
thriving. The children born IN the country are fine
looking and presuue he raised easily rs tbo5e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

IA ~ iCi..-ihe Commissioners it, the a. M;
Tee "A" act To- incorporate the CheSe. lie il Road
company passed ihet7'h February, 1925 hereby eve,
PUBIC notice, that books CT subso tio i'll be ove,S az
'ne Merchants Coffee ii0use ia The city If Richmond On
tuesday the Isl day OF Apsil, 1928 I2 oc;ock Tor the
puP'sH al ece!'hg Subscriptions tie Capital Sock Of
'"c sal" Company, and thar the BOOKS will hp kent
open from day to day, from ID unt! -, lock each sue
MacGh % .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
ZsE.A H1 Y9.D.1 sE s.: .

USf received fToYr Geibs celebrated n:anufactory.
60 New York, an assortment OF croce Pi 4 NO
FONfESi among which is vey splendid rosewood cab-
net upright Piano Forte-ail which will t. So d at the
1n~tIst New York prices, and warranted by ma kA
The public respectfully invited cali ut Nlr Robert
P"orr>s Ware 'OonI, and examine i.a INSTRUMENTS
Fph l &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
Roanoke Land for sale.

80 Ill be sold at public auction, without on ,!
y Isl day cf April next tavern ~ Col rohu &;
Baptist, at RTcs3Cnhugg Courtousc Tire t.acl Of i, m
Whoh 'c subscriber resides, Eoan,he r-ey i, tn.
county ot Niac&enhug, miles al th g,u,i
house containing by actual survey 1854 acres Of hi,h
SIo ate eftiie river Bottom, aud about SO acres ,
upon small streams passing through the estate of ire n-c
lnn, the'e are - acres Improved tobacco !c h2,cr
eight M nne hundred the h.h land a,. nov to
eIea ~ o which will produce tobacco, tw thin h Of which
Is superior tobacco land. The is h.,ii hy ~ m
good rGhho hood; Tire improvements in rl yeu,r
ann amply sufficient Tor the C0!ura bic acCorlnnd cn Of
large and gemieet family, and securing a,oe crn
ct every Descriptions with wIrat chine in pood
large gitoen and extensive o,ca,
variety ut ruit trees. The whole bottom Ia M, ,,,,
this estate IS reclaimed md is hshiy improved rv.ptv
hands cNn he employed upon is land to n;.y3o
tagc 1t - considered unc Of the valuable rohac-
plantations upon the liver. From Roanoke mn y.a
Ton IS c"mp'"ed Purchasers invited see thi,
Possession viii TIE given III. 25 day ul Dacr,nber neg,
with 'he right 10 seed wheat t4 sppcuach, :. .;,
cenf tale w''' IA made immediately the sale is effected
SaiS --'e third the purchase Money to be Ma ii tine
18th cay oi December hiFd 25,h ,ay of De-
csmrcf tH29 and I'll" roa mig thi 25 dev of De.
cemfer 1850 Annie security 10. tle payments viii be
'ti"t't'. Sh"od the purchaser wish 20 antic,a his
payments casorahi discount vii DC allowed for pong.
Paynlen ats C. GIEE5
Fen 20 ,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-29
EAoriAa XuM0 Age. cy.

vlylE subscribers have opened al office in the City
i of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale ct
Lands in Tie 7errifOrl Of Fl0rida.
Such is the peculiar character of the lands in For-
da and their productions that as yi yer, erroneous
opinons have prevailed among persons IT remote dis
this Territory in relation to their true cha,
racter
The subscribers will make the most minute ex9mi.
nations of tn. public lands vacant asWell those
which NAV hereafi err be oflt red for sale They will
nrepare themselves with maps Of ali the good lands
and with such information ma, be interesting pur
cbasers.
The lands advertised for sale in Dece mber next EN-
brace very interesting section o. the 1erritOr, be-
ing situated arthes, South and Fast Of any public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States and in
region of country admirab, adapted to the growth
of the grand staples of Terrtor, sugar and
sea island cotton AS well the rearing Of the silk
worm, and the cultivation Of the orange|and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey of that country, is well acquainted with most
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requisi'ion, either enter
or purchase lands, and all letters addressed to them,
mos, paid) will be promptly attended to.
REFERENCES.
Col JAMES GADspES, Tallahassee Florida,
Col Joas GAMBLE, Richmo d, Virginia,
Hon A. G. DApE, Prince " iam County, virginia,
Major BYRD C. WILLIS, Fredericksburg. virginia,
JoHx MAcRAE, Esq. Prince william County, Va. and
Major F. TnonSros, Alexsn ria, ID. C..
C. BRCn iUGU,
HENRY WASHINGTON,
Tallahassee, Iy 18Th mls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-29
More fresh Dry Goods.

More fresh Dry Goods.
VIYIE& DAWSON. have received by the last arri-
IN walls from New York, an additional supply Of sta
pie and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of the toll
lowing articles
Extra super blue cloths
Supertin, eel mixed anil olive do
Blue cs,ssimcres and pelisse cloths
Crimson morcens
cases ladies' bplivars
do white merno long shawls
do scarle! do do do
= 10 square shawls assorted colours
4 baes5-4 brown shifting
5 do rs do do
Blue, black ;rosde nap extra quality.
COloured do do
Fiorenccs assorted colours
Satns do do
case lawns sene extra fine
do apron checks do do
ST. blk and white bUbnett lace
large assortment Of GIN p's and piping cords
A. and "a checked muslns, beautiful goods
A. and null muslins, extra fine
A large assortment of swiss muslin capcs and COL
lars needle work
Foundation muslins
Mems white silk woods and beaver gloves
do English buckskin vcry superior
Blk bobnett lace wells, large size and elegant
rich borders.
Together it'll their former stock, enables IL, n TO
offer almost every article in their line, ofte --latest
poItatons. Purchasers invited to cali and .>nm-
inc before they purchase elsewhere. as they will find it
Ia their advantage.