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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

Intriguing. II here IS hardly ] county III the
world, where 4 more complete system oil In
lriruing is carried on, than in this. Those Who
throw dus, in the eyes Of the People, and are
continually bawlirg out concerning II, are the
very men who are most dep ly engaged, and
mos, active in It's prosecution. The leaders OF
IN Opposition are, with hardly an exception,
a Sc, Of managing INTRlGrRRs- adopts IN the
ousiuess-poweriul only as they are slv, subtle,
and designing, aud hackneyed IN The ar's and
frauds Of their profession. These men, intent
upon their own aggraEdisemtnr, ard reckless
Of public opinion, lcare is always taken, how
ever, TO pretend 10 favor the Peoples rights are
willing To sacrifice every thing al the shrine OF
ambition. They even clutch tfancied hGnors
THE diseased imagination Of the brain"-and
tnlfri, the favor Of the People, to obtain the
ideal OH Ct Of their desires Young as our
country is, it has furnished many examples OF
the ruth OF these remark ks; and some promi-
nert ones may be pointed out at the present
day. The prince Of lnlrieuers," as Mr.. Van
Borru has been termed, bids f4ir 10 gain for
himself, in his capacity, a harvest Of fame -
The crown Of victory belongs to hin: no one
would dare to dispute possession-",he court
awards il, and the law allows H." The field
ior his operations is extended, and favorable for
ms purpose; he labours diligently, sand his
works 90 follow him" His Southern coadIu>
'r IS Cnsy behind him in activity: he is equal
" sSului, and, withal, a veteran in the trade
VI. Calhoun has been intriguing ever since he
Vas made Secretary at War; and it would argue
Ally Tor his talents, If he was now found def
AeaI. His elevation TO his present post was
elected by management" as mean as il was
"nul. Tie pretended to be a friend Of Mr.
Nams-unltormiy gave him his support
'Nhdrew his name from the list Of candidates
''iae Presidency, and consented 10 he run on
ne Adams ticket as Vice President. Upon
Ae'aNh OF these pre,ensions he was elected
low h0nOrabiy he has acted, we need not say,
Ike LueIter, he has fallen, never again to ris,
"s has made shipwreck of his talent and hi.
r|F', and no one pites his 6egradarion.-
|''0ess Tor power, however, and impatient o
"NS'aee, his old arts are again put in requisi
Leagued with those whom ne despises
whom he is equally despeed, he goes oil
ns schemes, "plots and induetions," will
USUAL cunning and perseverance. Subsi
these mas~ter-spirils, there are a bant
%s'nlasd partizans, ready to move a, ,hei
: and "do their bidding" These under
attached to their cause aud persons
"oaSes OF personal insei est, and are
p'omp: and vigilant. The effects o
''''sm may be seen every day. It is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

The Eri,a Session efLhe Legislature, for the par-
purpose Of revising the laws, commences in
This city mex, Tuesday. We are informed tina,
the ~revisors have nearly the whole of the revis,
ion ready TO be presented The remainder will
be reported soon after. The whole work would
have been completed, had i, not been for the ILL
ness Of Mr.. Spencer, who has been incapacita.
ted for labour for The last, three weeks, bat is
now recovering. Albany Daily Adv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10
Public Meeting

The Citizens of Prince William, are invited to as
semble at their Courthouse, on the All Monday TN
this month, [being the first day Of the Superior Court
for the County, ] to consider the exPediency of adopt.
ing voluntary measures for encouraging the use OF
home made goods, and promoting other objects of do.
nest: industry. MANY CITIZENS.
"The meeting proposed above has been postponed
to the first Monday in November next"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

JUDICIAL OATR.-rhe Unice, saist in Li,ch-
field, CT. who was refused his oath on account
Of his religious principles, has been allowed, on
a rehearing, TO ,estify-the Judge (Daggetl de-
claring his satisfaction that his belief in a flu
ture state was sufficient TO qualify him to be
sworn, and intending 10 exclude those only who
admit, of no future punishment or existence
whatever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

The New York Sta esman thus handsomely
speaks Of Mrs. HEMAN's Poetry
To say a word in praise ofthe poetry Of Mrs.
Hemaus, breathing as it does The very soul of
sentiment, pa'hos, and feeling, would be entire
ly a work of supereroga.ion; Tor many OF her
fugitive pieces, which are among the most i'm
passioncd and sweetest efusious OF the lyric
Muse, have been read and admired in every
part of our country. Perhaps no writer OF the
present age is more widely known or more
Justly appreciated. To the high
Of her mind, to the d;fusive influence OF her
genius, fancy and TASTE, always exerted In the
cause Of truth and virtue, we may apply ono oil
her own coup!ets:-
"Ani bless the gift!-it hath gentle might,
a guardian power, and a guiding light
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

A man named Wood, has been fined fve dol
lars by the Boston Court, and for want Of means
10 pay, placed in d~urance, for stealing a copy OF
the Boston Statesman from the door of a sub
scriber. That's a bad way 10 borrow newspa-
pcrs:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

We learn from a paragraph in the New YORK
Daily Advertiser, tina, the late differences al
Yale College have been so far happily reconcile
ed, that mos, OF the student who had aosen'ed
themselves, had returned, ana were regular
ly pursuing their studies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10
George White,

HAVING taken an AuctionFLicense and the store
on King-street, lately occus'ed oy geo; yo1nsUn,
.gyD COMMISSION MERCAiNTi and hopes, by
strict attention to business and earnest desire to please,
70 meet with support from a generous pu blc:
He has ON hand various articles transferred 10 MN
hv his nreieeessor, which are offered for sale at lowest
limits. and will gladly receive consignments Of any
h; ;md rha,ever. aug 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

ing to be their friends. Intrigue, however, is
busy at work, 10 prostra,s their powe: and
usurp authority. This was tried in New York,
and nothing but the timely exposure Of the
conspiracy, prevented the complete success OF
the Van Buren, project. In the Sc nth another
method /. pursued.-An excitement is raised
against the Tariff, and Calhoun, disregarding
his former acts aid votes, joins in keeping a.
live the fire, and flaming il into a blaze. In
the meantime, their auxiliaries having the cue,
deluge the country with misrepre sen,alion and
abuse, STOPPING to low falsehoods and the dir
test caiumny.
To counleract the arts and intrigues Of these
men, The press must use us influence. And in
no way can it better prove itself ",he palladium
Of our liberties" than IN exposing and holding
up to public view their Vaccinations.
THE ADMINISTRATION IN JEFFERSON COUNTY
Walt was calculated that not less than a
thousand persons dined at the public dinner
given by The friends of the Administrator in
Sheperds,own. After dinner the following re>
solutions were read and adopted, amidst the
continued cheering Of the meeting.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, Tia, we view with feelings Of the
deepest morli6ca alton aud regret, the desperate
exertions that are making throughout the Unit.
ed States at this time, TO ele vate TO The Presi-
dental Chair, a man VIGOROUSLY unqualified for
that Office, in talents, information and in tenn
per
Resolved, That we believe that the present
violence, connection, and discord, among the
mass of The people Of the United States, have
been produced by the arts Of o few designing,
discontended and ambitious Spirits, who have
not been actuated by any high patriotic motives
but by views Of their own personal interests, *
aggrandizement, e~frcting their purposes by
concert, combination and party discipline.
Resolved, That we deem il degrading to the
American people to be thus agi,ated, and to
nave their domestic peace and internal tranquil
ily disturbed by the Vaccinations OF a lew de-
signing men, when We canno, perceive that any
OF he Important fights or interests OF the mass
Of he people are in danger.
Rescued, Tat this meeting cordially ap-
proves The course Of policy pursued by the pre-
-.nt wise, and Virtuous administr alton Of the
General Government, aud that in the opinion
of This meeting, it is calculated to call forth and
put iuto efficient operation the energies and
resources Of our country.
Resoirsd, That this meeting has every Gay,
more u"equivocai evidence Of Toe incorru2tible
integrity Of The Honorable HENRY CLAY,
and rha, if more were wanting, his coming forth
unscathed from tie fiery ordeal Of his calum.
~nia,ors, would convince even scep,icism itself.
And finally, we do solrmnlr annrai : n -:
temperate, peacesble aud moderate men, oil all
parties, throughout the state OF Virginia, to
unite with Us in our exertions, 10 avert, what
we conceive TO Ne a Ma rIONAL GALLANT.
TY, the election to the Presidency, of a mere
military man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10
Nr,lsxMNDl8IA
80 uoRNiNG, sEPTEMBERlo, 1928

,..s continued. We press upon our
D@"usa of the documents detailing
be , .sx,lained az nay: Facts are stubborn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

q Lost overheard, from ship Cashmere, off Mary.
land Point, JosrpH N. MoRRIsoS, aged 81 years, a na'
tive of Boston, Massachusetts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

Ran .iWay
T1ROM the subscriber on the 23d Of July last, an IN
Tented annrentice to the Baking Business by the
name Of William HARRISON The said boy IS
about S feet z or 8 inches high, dark complicated and
about 10 years of age-He has a very remarkable scar
on the right cheek, occasioned by an 'nPostsm e., N.
will give One Cent reward and no thanks TOT inc
APPREHENSION of the said boy :,
X n. I forwarn all persons from h%arboring the sad
william Harrison, as / am determined to put the law
in force against all offenders
sept 10 SNO. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10
SWlP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria

ARRIVED, SEPT
Steam.boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, with passen'
gers.
SAILED,
Schr. Esther & Sally, Bancroft, Philadelphia.
Brig OLYMPIA, Monroe. Rio.
Schr Velocity, Gray, boston.
Shin Martha, arrived at Boston, left brig John Laird,
Fletcher, of this port, at Hamburger, to sail July 2oth
for St. Ubes and Alexandra,
Schr Haxall, Shove, cleared at Boston 9h INST. LOT
this port.
BEACON OFFICE News Room,
Norfolk, Sept. 8, 9 a ".
Arriyed-schr Secretary, Chittendin, New-York 8
DAYS. bound to R,chmond-hss experienced severe
weather during the passage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10
Garden Seed &c.

Garaen Seed &c.
.aIresh supply Of English Garde" Seed:
20 Bushels new Timothy Seed
so Barrels Old Rye Whiskey
so DO Common do
London Brown Stout
Choice Picking Vinegar, By the hid. or barrel;
Just received and for sale by
cot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

stocks.
81 Shares Bank of Alexandra Stock
% 4 do do of Potomac
so do Fire Insurance Co
60 do Columbian do do
1863 do Marine Insurance do
9 do Washington Bridge
$40. 900 at par of the Mechanics Bank, for sale by
THOS VOWELL.
A PREMIUM FOR GOLD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10
Mrs. Aagarty.

sNcS. AuSuEty
RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Alex.
I, ,ndria, that she wishes to make up q class OF
Young ladies, who may be anxious to learn the French
Language: she can attend in the evening from hve
O'Clock till nine, or according to agreement, rs II may
suit the pupils convenience; ,.;
Terms, &c. made known by application AT her fes''
dence on Royal-street.
sept lO-2sw5w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10
AUCTIONS.
.:Otice.


1YNDER the authority Of = deed Of trust to the sub
u scribers, will be sold At public auction, on satur.
day the Goth Of September, on the premises, the fol.
lowing property, viz
hs- The House and Lot at the intersec-
ton Of Washington and 0ronoko streets, for.
mer'y occupied by NJ. Mary fead.l-
A Lot on the north side OF Princess. street,
beginning at the centre Of the square between Fayetto
and Payne streets, and running on Princess to Payne
street, thence north on Payne street l6s feet S inches.
then east and parallel 10 Princes-sreett TO the centre Of
the square, then south to the beginning.
Also, n L., Of Ground lying on the east side
Of the Washington and Alexandra Turnpike Road
containing about four acres, lately in possession Of Mrs.
Mary Fendall, and which is numbered a. lot No. 8, ON
plot of VIM. S. Moore's land. formerly Nathaniel Pen.
dlc,on's, and which plat is recorded in the Clerks of.
fee Of the county Of alexandria.
Also, a Piece or Parcel Of Land, lying near
the town of Alexandra. which was formerly purchas.
ed by Philip Richard Fendall from DIR. Elisha C. Dick,
containing about SIS acres.
Terms Of saie-one fourth cash. the balance in three
equal instruments at 8. 6 and 9 months, to be secured
by approved negotiable notes together with deed Of
trust upon the property,
ROBERT /. TAYLOR, 7,
THOMSON F. MASON,
cent -tonc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

"Ani bless the gift!-it hath gentle might,
a guardian power, and a guiding light"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-10

LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE.
T Where may be had until Friday morning, Tick.
cts in the Grand State Lottery of Rhode Island, which
was drawn at Providence on the 9th inst. Tickets So;
shares in proportion. sept 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
For Sale at I'm. H. Ftswh;lsonn's
BOOK STORE

SPEccAcLFs IN gold, silver and steel frames; Srv-
- glasses, Microscopes, Thermometers, Comprises,
Mathematical Instruments Globes;
Pen and Pocket Knives. in great variety; Sword
and other Canes; gold, silver and steel PENS ever
pointed and common Pencil Cases; fancy and plain
Snuff Boxes
800 reans Of Fools-cap, Letter and other Writing
rapers from q TO dollars per ream and all kinds of
Stationary;
Elegant Spanish Guitars, wc chosen and for their
quality, at low prices French, Italian and German
Nioins of superior and ordinary qualities; Flutes
F9ageolets, Violin Bows and Strings Guitar and Pr
ano-forte Strings The newest Music, Music Books
and Paper
Blank Books of all descriptions, suitable Or MGR
chants, and comfy court clerks made of suncrior
materials IN the best manner.
Greek Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books; Bibles, restam1nts and PRAYER Books: Psalm
and Hymn Books, for all denominations of christians
N. b. Orders from tho country attended to pune
tually, and Books ruled and bound to anv pattern
Old Books rebound. Spectocics and Optical Intru-
nents repaired. Noy11
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
UNION HOTEL.
To the Members Of the Legislature.

To Ms Members Of fhe Legislature.
MRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
lvl of informing her friends and the public, and the
Members of the Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel will be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar keepers 10 superin-
tend her bar bed and table attentive ostlers for
her stables, and promises for herself that neither
pains expense shall be wanting to render it
cepable to its former patrons, and in every respect
worthy of public parsonage as any similar establish
ment i'm the United States
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
first style of neancss and elegance, she prepared TO
accommodate with without their families, fifty or
sixty Members of the Legislature, with boarI upon
terms reasonable and accommodating, any SINH
Iar establishment in the City.
no 13-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
MARsHAL's sA,I3.-In oI,r,iico,..

M AHSHAL'S SAtE.-In oir,rnce 10 d,s.re,.l ,r,L.,s
~ OF he superior court OF chdncerv FOR the Richmond dis
MGI pronounced IN cause thereon depending whcrc Hnab
HelS administrator dc bous Of Thomas Walker deI j.
PRntn and the executors Of Ncnos Cabr dec aud otbe
are defendants, viii be exposed 20 sale tie hi,c bidder
D1ore the door Of Mrs Ann Chambers tavern IN Ststr m
me Inn DAY Oi November r:t, te Of and living cr Tho
south ryef M the county ui Ausu. uwn, viz: one trct
.! eRnt hundred acres n'9r Gurc OF four hundred
acres ADJOINING AleS Hail. Of e-l, llurt ,cre
ADJOINING SOnl Steele and II eight hundred acres
aoonmS A1chd Stuart The terms ct sale as follow 10
WIT one-hlrd OF the purchase money interest thereon m
Inc day OF sale, To be paid IN ycr thereafter and the ,-
vohnus WIN interest thereon from e day Of sale To- be paid
.to yea ueIeii-r nc interest 10 cTenqni-hcd n-
nents are purctuay made-te payments 10 be soci H.
nas YIN sufficient serurty and deeds Of on the lands
t-ISs winch uonds and deeds Of trust, may, # default is
uae ~ payment Of the mr. Insalnent be forthwith enforced
Aforesaid. GEORGE Tv,1tRTUC.E NJ < =, - ny
NOV ~ 40 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

BAsTERN DISTRICT or NGRGINGA-fo orik.
ID + 1t remembered that on the fifteenth dav Of Or
tober, IN the fifty third year of the Independence
OF the United States OF America, PETER G. rroM. OF
the said District, hath deposited in this Office the IL
lie of book the right whereof he claims as Droprie
tpr, IN the words following. to wit: "DONAT,D
ADAIR; novel, BY Young Lady OF Virginia.
IT'S better be loVy born
Ind range with humble livers 10 Content
Than to be pcsl.d up in gliterng grcr
Andwear golden sorrow. SL7Ersoe,rs
~ two Volumes in conformity to the act Of TIE Con-
gress OF the United States, entitled San act for the
encouragement Of learning, by securing the copies OF
maps charts and books to the authors and propretors
on such copies, during the terms therein mentioned
RI. JEFFRIES
CteT't Of dte E1stern District of Tirci7i1.
y. b. The above work will be ready for sale in 10
or IL days. nov. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

FpCoAyYoN.-91e suhsc iler VII cda.inpe his sclbo,
the ensuing ycnr, (8l9,) in Louisa county, sorncncng
on Sun jim and terminating 18th Dec. following OrIe
months Vacation viii be given the The subsrrbcI
resides two miles above William Dabneys MILL on North Anna
Ills course OF instruction will comprise ohogtapy Rradg
,nensnp Arithmetic, History, Geography and Grainmnt;
% reoneiry the Art Of Surveying, and the Latin pch
languages. "
tho year of 10 months will be SJs
For Mathematics and the Languages. S25
Board will be r Seo
Each boardcr finding his own bed towels and candles
The subscriber would De glad or eight boarc
Ills address is Wnllus tavern, Spotsylvana county.
nc DABNEY w. WALLEN
Sept 10 IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
/ NNKAN BoTANIc GARDEN AND MUIR.

- SERlES, .NE.4R .NEW YORK, WILLIAM pRtsrr
tToprleor-lhls establishment we'll kuU,yu FOR its ana,
e ana Tor the superior accuracy, attention and deSpan
WIN winch orders are executed has public
III addition to the collections former years several bun
aTtt new varieties of the choicest fruits OF Frnc, England
italy, Germany, and the Crmea which have been T esfY
introduced to notice by hlr knight prsden, of the Houn
tr society OF London, by Professor Bose Director of the Rova
Gardens al Pans Professor Van Mons OF Br!ss md okrI
distinguished Horticuuras very which il viii be yn
persons In the Union In fact il Eas bpen matter Of pride
with the PROPRIETOR TO concentrate his establishment eerv
species and variety OF most interest the oculturi viii
out regard TO expcce eXerton and these havo been
crowned with the most suspicious results This
contains 281 varieties OF apples go OF pears of peaches
lou ot pus W OF cherries 80 OF apTco %
oil almonds u OF mulbeTres 10 of ounces AZ besides
proportOnaOy extensive variety of cunan spbcrcs qoe
berries, waluutS, chcsnuts and other fruts terv
attention has bern paid To the collection md
assortment comprises 400 of hcb m,
from tho Royal collection of the Luxembourg the
KINDS can now be supplied IN quantities for VINEYARDS
very reduced prices and liberal The of
ornamental trees Towering shrubs and pan;s-bubous sr
greenhouse plants &C have also been greatly
the collection OF consists of above superb
color - '''9
The numerous visitors 20 the establishment can bear i,s
10 the high order with which every department condc,cd
and the letters of the Hon John Lowell President of tbe
cultural Society of Massachusetts of the celebrated
MITCHELL of DR. Felix ascals President the nnTan So
and many others which have been published in our uubl
nails cvipcc it, great superiority.
II Is, therefore, with confidence the TrOictor spte 4,
patronagr Of the American public
WI. PRINCE, C. NJ
OTthc Linnaan Society OF Paris of the bort;
cultural Societies Of Paris and London aud
81 tho Imperial Society OF the GcorroGli ~
floTrnce, &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

VIRGINIA. Atroes, holden w the clerks oIico Of tim
- superior court OF chanccry for the Richmond district ,he
80 Gay OF November 1923; Thomas a. Babcr pit aeiDsf
1onn . cmmg Isaac Curd aud Jane hrs WIFE, ind samuel
Dyer, IT, and Martha his wife dfts -
Inc defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his VITA and Samu1
yc E ana Martha his wife, having entered their appea
IUce ara gwen security according the Of assembly ana
e rules 81 iis court ond appearing by satisfactory cvdencr
e' cy are not Inhabitants Of this cotiry n h orderI ,hs,
ne sad defendants do appear hero the day Of the
January teTm and answer tho bill the plaintiff and ,bo,
COPY oitis order no iorlhwi inserted IN some uespa ny b
h'ed IN The city ofRichmond for months ye
Poeo ~ the font dn,r ~ tic capitol in 'hc said cfy
90 CO. tf.ic. M. -. nFNnk ITriJV r .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
FE7IIE IIiEDERICKsuALL rENALE sEHi-

Many VIII be continued the ensuing wear. Tic pupil.
WI DE instructed by Ai'- BDrs, ~ Onhnlr1phv, Rr14n2
SIHng' Arithmetic, English Grammar, GEOGRAPHY v .t1 The
e Of ne Globes anil the Rudnents Of Astronomy. Z, vl be-
y'u ON inc ION 0i January and VII Close the 10Th O
DesenDe win vacation " ono month from the 18th n Junc
70 The 18Th at July The price of board and tuition will
- % ouchali payable advance and the laaucc end
o. The yclr ac Young lady will furnish herself with pair Of
s1eeiI pa NJ blankets. coorcd cOuBtcparc and three
towels or preferred they VIII be furnished ny me f0r an
sdhhona Charge ol s. 1hose who remain in my family
curing VACATION any part Of H. will charged me rate Of
$40 per month
have eng1yl teacher Of Music give instruction on the
ih9 FORE To such yong ladies may choose 70 attend
efn va o an additional charge OF 49, Cts peT lcssOD 20
y, discontinued at Je plca.u, ~ Their ra'g r rIar1us
S . Hng'ors or wards Lave been may hereafter BE-
$4,000 r. S Iul7Fy 1nd doil0Us Of having them
hey with c0nveuers, y" '''f "''V' ' % V''y a'
a, ,eo' ,r;i, s I,in,uiiy filed this adycr.
make any application f admission WI, Dg us5ess %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
"A CARD,

M RS. CARTER u. PAGE is prepared To re-
W. ccve Ladies aud Gentlemen, rs Boarders for
the ensuing winter. She will also be happy to ac-
commodate few members Of the Legislature. either
with, without their families Her house is in n most
convenient situation, being the street leading to
tho Governors, and within two minutes walk of the
Capitol--lni the next slnare to the onumental
Church. nov. 13-co6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

ihe subscriber, Agent for ahsvo establishment, will r.
ScvG and forward orders and catalogues that e with him
FOR distribution, grauItousIy lie las also for sale Pr;rr'
iIrdiSn on flort!ruuIre. JAS WINSTON
NOV Dol AGENT I.irlmrC,uI w