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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

The attempt reward parasite Of the administration by
eating nov Office ~ tho shape of Pension Agency IN this
IN IS exciting ricnlc throughout, the country. IL
ofhc economy Of the present administration as well as
gal knowledge of the Secretary of War, The Jackson
~, IS ntOleTably this subject. Wonder what's
~ ~ aiter.-.V.H Journal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

NIT MCleur lately payoasters department ofllc
United States has Invented by of which lie
is enabled 10 renan during pleasures under water.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

Richard Ward, very Ingenious Rschanc of Salem Bridge,
Conn., has lately invented clock which Winds itself UP
keeps tune strikes the hour regularly, and VIII continue
60 run until worn out the application OF any power to
IL Who can beat tic Yaukee2 ESQ pc,PGual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

ptrrIont Election The Burlington Free Press gives the
following as the result election 81 For Gov
Crafts 5797 Mr. Allen 22aI Mr. Doole, tue Jackson candi-
date IqlO. F. !. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

SIR Gnneys carriage nearly broken pieces
near Bath ing by mob which, wished TO express stIoug
DECENTRALIZATION Of machinery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

LII persons having claims against the Estate VIM New
bum, late of POwhatan county, the of Sarah
Newbu, deceased, requested exhibit them to me- within
twelve months from the date thereof This notice will he plead
in bar OF the claims OF all those who neglect this notice
WILL. BOILING, Administrator
with the VIII annexed Of VIM. Mcwburn, dec.
and Executor Of Sarah r. Mewturn.
GoOchand, 2Olh AuEIst. I829-w6ic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

fdoihey Editor rscarded john T. Gibbs has been an.
on,ed Inspector Of tho Customs, for tho port Of Dover New
llmpshire' This we believe, is number 'wentyeighi!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD


Il WILL give the above reward, for the apprehen-
u tension, aud delivery. of my man Billy sampson,
who away the 25th OF July last; he is of
brown complexion, about twenty six years of age,
five feet, eight or ten inches high he has Under
his loft ear had on when he off, coarse cotton
shirt, o2naburgs panaoons, white yarn coat, and
old fur hat he also took with him, old blue broad-
CLOTH coat and cashmere pantaloons. The same
fellow ran off last April, and taken up in Caro-
line County, on Mr. William Carriers estate; he has
wife in Richmond, and is very likely lurking about
of the above places. TIIOS. CARTER,
sep we've Pampatike, King William.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

From the PoR,,cai Arena If September p
NIosy t;otp.We saw, Friday last lump Of this pre-
cios MEAL valued at $500 which dug up ono incoming
last week before breakfast Johnsous hFm.Tlic whole
aay's ,go,k niornisd 10 100.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
NEXT LOTTERY.

or tohich Yates s. Mcintyre are Managers.
Ny. CONSOLIDATED, Extra CLAsss No. II,
-yEVO be drawn in New York THIS DAY, Gath,
u and the drawing received here on SUNDAY
next Tickets only s.. shares in proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

Tic Hon Daniel Webster has been President Of III,
Boston Society for the Diffusion Of Uusefn knowledge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
S0NKs n. GORDON,

Grocer and Commission Merchant,
OFFERS to his friends and the public generally,
" well selected assortment of GROCERIES,
at wholesale and retail, all except ardent spirits
Special attention will be paid any produce consigu-
ed to him. Oit the exception above made and receive
and forward goods to persons in the upper country
on the usual terms snnt Ar :;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

AwvA FOR SALE,
fs..rss.A The valuable Lot of Ground, contain ming
Isss;E$ four acres, with the dwelling and ont hou-
ssEszsAses recently erected thereon, in the neigh
bourhood of Bcllvle, and betwccnt the Wcstham and
Richmond Turnpike Roads. All the Buildings are
entirely new, the house is very handsomely finished
for family residences und there is well of excel
lent winter in the yard For terms, apply to
sept 24-eots GUSTAVUS A. MYERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
ROARDING.HOUSE.

BOARDING-HOUSE
AIRS. JOHN G.. MOSBY respectfully informs
w her friends and the public, that she continues
her Boarding. House in the leit cross street above
Mrs. Nelson's Boarding House, near the Prcsbyteri.
an Church, formerly occupied by Mrs. HIggnbotham,
where she is prepared to accommodate Members Of
the Convention and Legislature, and such Of her
friends as may visit Richmond
sen %. -eo6t.d6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
.tr1esetottO GSN t)ta.
TIIURsnAY MORNING. SEPT. d. 1920.

. We arc favored with Cadiz papers to 9TH August,
received lwthe firginian, say our Correspondent of
the New York Mercantile Advcrtiser.-fhcy con-
tain no news. 1t would seem from these that great
reliance was placed on the hope that SIR AsNA would
prove trcachcrous to the Mexican cause. s'IIe has
(says the Correo) answered to his friends in Mexico
rs iollows :. have disposed ofmy person for other
more honorable and important employment than being
fhc minister of Guerrero The whole of Spanish
America. We We're TO believe the insinuations of
these papers, going te return to the dominion OF
Ferdinand VII"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

C;sx Scorr-Thc Nashville Republican, in reference the
late decision of the President the sbec, of Brevei Rank
re,nalkse decision agaiS, the POSITIONS assumed by
SCOT nj tp the country WILL of course be deprived
OF of that officer, his freas win be compelled
ae1iiescc justice and necessity of the decon The
paper adds. uer alternative is no1 left HIM"
We have rit presume that the Nashville
Paper speaks s'hy aoy and that Gen Jackson has deter
irineG that Gen Scott resign Cen Jackson
an abusive Gem Scott, which Treated by him
should by officer aud gentleman; hot General
jackson bad thea tic power punish him ioii lie never
torge,s old grudscs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

- u -. - WINDSOR, July %.
lis Majcry continues daily the Lake OF Virginia
Tic suiary dimes IN the Temple, and takes the on
toy,nent either nf fishing His
Majesty has been without visitors the departure the
iSc of SUNDERLAND lie leaves the Royal Lodge generally at
rso O'clock aud dives himself i'm his pony pne,o the
Great PARK. Prior 10 his going the Fishing Temple
aad yesterday tie Belvidcrc Dinner Is served Majesty
and suic inc icnplcat five o'clock and he The
Et,yssl tndge M the clnse nf the evening"
fis Majesty iank airing ribs atcrrocn by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

DrcisroS.---As the celebrated John Roy Stewart
one day uer tho battle of Cuoden coming across
Druimauchdar habted a mendicsnt tho was met by
two troopers who tcpdcred him aims. While puttin,
tine money into his pocket one of the soldiers
observed the lace on John Roy's vest, and called To
his companion come and assist him in scizins the
h,ggar. who could be no other than John Roy
Stewart. The fellow accordingly returned but ,Jol,
pulled out his pisto! and sl otthe first dead upon the
srot. "Now," said he TO the OF her l.,po md teIl
your master TINT you saw John Row. else YOU will
snare the fate ofyour companions" The trooper took
Tie hin; and DEPARTED. {. - y Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

lance of nine mics; stayed fortnight, until
iae 9Th inst. Ton which day 1t was seen at Warcop)
and on the following day, to the surprise of Mr.. VII
.ance, - - lst.l.st' ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

The French papers state, the authority of 4
letter from Madrid, dated tho 25h of July that the
Captain General Of Cuba, VIyrs, had sent in his
resignation. lie complains of the appointment of
Mexico. VIvEs is fearful of the consequences of
the expedition, says the letter from Madrid and be-
ing unwilling to share the responsibility, he begs the
King to send him successor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

a new General Of the order of Jcsui,s chosen
on the 9th July ut Come. Here will be occasion for
a panic. greatncary as the resurrection of Napo-
leon at the heal fthe imperial guard would furnish
The new gcncrul moreover, is said to be Zone of
those WHO s;i believe in the possibility of bring
ing the world back under the yoke of religious dcs-
potism" There believers in this possibility, GU;
OF the order of Jcsnits; and who too ehrcwl to
imagine that il is to be- realized by tue poor remnant
Gthe old scapegoats.---C. HIt. GG=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
COTTON OZ.M4BURGS AND Y.9RES.

H'HE subscribers, Agents for the Petersburg
Manufacturing Company, have in store supply
OF heavy Cotton Oznoburgs intended particularly for
from to 20, which they offer by wholesale at tho
Factory prices, viz;
Enr all numbers from 3 TO 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

&c. &c. &c.
Tickets IS, Halves p, Quarters II. For sale
at my office. S. HAWKINS.
sept %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

History Of NORTH CdroiiHo.--Thc History of this
Stnte by Judge Martin OF Louisiana, some notice of
which we have already taken, is compiludi appears
IN peculiar manner That part which relates TO
Revolutionary History, contains the arguments and
orations Of the times, word for word w delivered by
our heading citizens at that perod and by this means
the reader Is led stop by step, from the first dawn
country, the open declarations renouncing forever
al allegiance the British Throne. This will great
~ enhance ITS vaiue.--G Rrieigi. Register
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

Prizes OF $4,000, each of $4,000, 500, I. 200,
I 100, 1923, IL Prizes of ~ doc enoh of $500
700, 600. 500, 400, $50, &c Of 800, &c. Ssc.
Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters D.
For the Capitals, and Prompt Pay, always call at
sept 2i-5t B1GGER'S OFFICE. "A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05

II does not however, seem to US to contain charge
Of forgery separate offence. What is said of the
is merely suPlussage. If this indictment
not be supported Indictment for forgery, land
think cannot II is bad an indictment for OBJ.
tanning money by false pretences, for the stat
ed respecting the preceding indictment. The judg-
ment upon this demurrer Also must therefore be for
the defendant.
After the reading of the opinion Of the Court was
concluded
Judge THnusros said, that the day that the
gument in this case was opened, he had not sat in
Court and the state of the weather, his i'll health,
and the distance of his residence from the Courtroom,
had put it out Of his power to examine the authorities
the subject closely as he could have wished
But, he believed he had heard the main part of the
argument, and had paid very close attention to it, and
he had brought his mind to the conclusion that the
de murrer ought be overrued, and that the ndct-
ment was sufficient. In many of the views of his
brethren he coscurred but to the insufficient aver
ment, the Indictment, of fraud at common law ne
differed from them. There was not single charge
in it Of done that not set out most sPecih-
cally to have been done with fraudulent design lie
did not know he said, what the precise duties OF the
Fourth Auditor He did not doubt tina, the Fourth
Auditor might have had right to demand Of the Sc.
cretary of the Navy requisiton and that the issuing
of the requisiton ght, If property done, have been
legitimate act which could not be Questioned here
But the design with which this requsiton was procur-
ed 10 be issued must be looked at Subsequent acts
said he, show the design have been fraudulent; and
it is sufficiently out in the Indictment that all the
acts enumerated in the bill fraudulent, and
therefore false pretences. Judge +. did not concur
with his brethren in their dsquston as to the signi-
cation of the word "as," hch he said did not mere
" mean sirntde, but properly formed part OF the
sentence containing the allegation of false pretences
think said he, that the indictment IS sufficient and
that gives full notice to the party OF the charges
against him. lie did not express this opinion more
precisely for the which he had stated which
of the less importance in this case his brethren
had pronounced contrary opinion. IT tins nd'ct-
ment vas not sufficient one, he concluded by saying,
he thought il was hardly possible to frame one that
would sustain prosecution for fraud at common law
against the United States.
We understand that it is minated that an amend.
ed presentment will be offered to the Grand Jury, or
that third indictment, founded transaction in
voivng the of 800 dollars. will he called up for
argument de upon the question OF demurrer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05

Our naval squadron in The West Indies ap-
pears TO be unremit,ngly engaged in the dis
charge Of the ardurous duties connected with
the suppression of piracy. The Pensacola
Gazette Of the 10Th ult. speaks in the following
terms of the services rendered by the.U. S.
ships Falmouth and Erie:-
.3yripai of the FalnoutA.-The United States ship
Falmouth, CHARLES w. MORGAN. Esq Commander,
bearing the pendant OF Commodore Charles G. Ridge
", arrived as this port, from cruise the coast of
Cuba, on Tuesday last, the 5th May instant.
Immediately upon the receipt of the intelligence
that the pirate had again commenced their depreda
tons upon our commerce, the Falmouth sailed for Ha
Having there made such disposition of the force
which had been previously despatched to the coast
seemed best suited to afford adequate protection
to our commerce in the neghborhood of Matanzas and
Havana, the Falmouth (agreeably to instructions)
joined the Erie off Cape Antonio.
The morning after the arrival of the Falmouth at
this point the boats Of the Erie returned having cap
tured two pratca boats, and driven their into
the interior; ana in the evening Of the day,
Their expedition consisting of four large boats started
under of the night, for the purpose of securing
this well known refuge of the pirates Although this
expedition resulted directly only in the capture OF one
suspicious person. who has since been delivered to the
authorities at Havana, and by them thrown into prison.
there is every reason believe that it will have per-
manent effect in checking the saes which they have
been able make, with much security, upon our
commerce from this par, of The island
An energy which could throw one hundred armed
resolte men into their very hiding places, will not be
Ink sly TO be braved by few disorganized wretches
The station of the Falmouth at Cape Antonio is now
occupied by the Shark, under the command OF Ralph
Voorhees,, Esq who will keep his boats continually
out and use such other for the detection and
capture of The prates circumstances may suggest.
The Falmouth has returned to port. without having
allowed herself any further cessation of the most act
i've employ than for the purpose of
watering at Matanzas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05

,,u,;,,,,y BY feeling the clerks, as he
dis Hu Lord, and haiti would be no
srp,s nee" Now 'ha'i Is pr.'e"ee IN =.
=, eAF sr,.ral facts, part OF which may oe
S'n's "a oart false. II may be true 'ha' ne
rse '"' .ncIe a Lord of the Admiralty; and II
ID ." :; lo,, mol follow that the rest NAV nov
NJ, n, rcfore, the indictment should nave
nus VIA, part was fise'"
;A,rgsu SHOWS that according TO the gen
inn Of ,ertainiy, applicable to indic'>
get ,bs p,rtieulAr Pretrners must DC set
ran' y" :, must be syrrre6 in what parucu-
BRO, A" false. We are therefore OF opIn.
b" ,~, hi, cannot be sustained as AN inclct'
" w', E,,pd or cheat by false pretence. But
's D. b,ep con,ended hat i, is good indict-
tr forgery al common law. lhe ior-
"'n :, Is said onsis,s in having os'ensihiy
,uhiic service, but falsely and without
~" caused and procured 10 be issued
ian'' ne NAVY Department of the Uniled
fon !" the rsqsisiIiOn set forth IN the IN
aI ni, wficieni answer TO This idea, to say
-. Indictment itself admits it TO be true
," ,;,ioo. .ad contains no allegation that The
'sg"I,,, forred and Soun,erfeiifd 1t
"a. d count does not vary substantially IN
:, FLAW from the first.
r. Fan The vhole,t he Judgment upon this de-
~, mus, he Coi the defendant.
a. Indictment for thetransaetion 'cith Mr Harris
"a. 0,c,ment upon the transaction with Mr Hsr-
rr.rs m ml,,er of Law, from that upon the trans
oo with Mr. Paulding, in the following particulars
nv Viz. ,n. ,..., h.,
I,s,dant upon Mr. Harris, were drawn IN favor OF
s,D Thomas u. Pottnger, and sold by the defen-
y, nth the endorseme nts thereon OF the SAID Pot
INC. S Fowler, and "that the endorsements
- .,d Pottinger ON the said drafts were either the
.r,e endorsements OF said Po,tinger, made thereon
S.n Car the accommodation, and at the request OF
watkins, aud wi thout any interest OF said Pottin-
,L,rrin or were falsely made thereon by the said
wilkins =,
81 Thu, AYERS that Mr.. Harris, being Navy Agent
- n, 3Oh OF September. 1927, at Boston, "made out
,,rac, Of expe nditures, as such Navy Agent, as
.,a,,, by the rules and orders OF the Navy Depart
~, he United States. for the third quarter Of that
va, ending on the 3Uth day Of September, which alb
:s.,rD "contained, among many other charges OF
,,,.rl,ures IS aforesaid, the following three items
nj .hArres, under the head of arrearases prior 10
am
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05

BuESos AYaEs.-Letters from Rueuos Ayres
rec eived at New York, continue to furnish
very gloomy descriptions Of the situation and
prospects of that distracted country. Every
cargo that has been disposed of since the
peace with Brazil, has been sold at sacrifice.
The whole country is laid waste by the bandtti,
and the people within the city are in continual
alarm for their own safety. There is also
much detection within the town. 1t seems
likely that just rstribulion will soon overtake
Layalle, Brown, and the party adhering to
these traitors and murderers Of Dorrego.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No XXXVII.

The Portsmouth IN. H. Journal says, tina,
q" The new Collector Mr. ID Ca ur) is carrying
on the work Of reform gloiivusly In addition
10 former removals, we understand that four o.
ther individuals holding Offices in the Custom
House al this port, have been displaced during
the pas, week The names of the persons re-
moved are Robert Neal, an officer in the army
during The late war, aud late CommlssaIy Gem
eral Of Ibis STATE, Hanson NJ. Hart, Nalhanisl
Pierce, and Joseph SpipDey. We understand
that there is no inpu alton Of official negh-
gence or misconduct on the par, pf any OF
ihose individual; they are punished for pre-
fering John Q Adams as Presiden: OF the
y. States to Andrew Jackson"
Martin Herman, Jr. 10 be Postmaster al
Brownsville Pa. vice Jacob Bowman, removed.
NEW YORK. June 9.
Custom HOUSE, CHANGEs-lo addition TO
The changes in The Custom House announced
last evening, the following gentlemen were yes
,erday sworn into Office as lnspeoiors:-Judge
Brooks, Cslonel Morris, Comfort Sands, He"-
ry W. PeckwelI. Lemucl PitIman, Barney
Romer, and John Hurley. Mr. Jessup an &C
tive off er in the Surveyors departments, wa
dismissed Immediately af'er Mr.. Noah was re-
warded with the Sur,eyorship.
WILMrNcroN, (Del Jnne ..
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS I'VE have ru-
mors of a number of removals OF Pos'mas'ers
in this State, principally in Sussex. Among
them, we understand, are The Postmas'ers al
Lewes and Millsborough. Mr. Andrew Ger
ri,son, the Postmaster at Middle'own. IN TINS
county, is also removed He was a frn nd OF
MIR. Adams, bur, saving that unpardonah'e SIN,
is highly respectable citizen, aud was all uh'
excepl:onable public officer.
FRaNKFoar, (Ky) May %.
l, is understood that Mr.. Benjamin Is. john
son has received the appointment, OF Postmaster
in Frankfort; and, of course, that Mr.. James
Wood Hawkins is about 10 be turned out.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05

With regard to the case of DR.. Watkins,
Yesterdays In,elligencer informs us, tina, on
Wednesday, upon third indictment, for a
certain other draft, &c. upon NJ PAuLDiNe,
Navy agent, 70, $780, the Counsel for the Unit
ed States declining to let ii go as decided
upon the points argued in demurrer in The
other cases, new argument commenced upon
the general demurrer set up 10 1t, as had been
to III" Sc which have been set aside by the opin>
ion of the Court. The case was argued by
MIR. SWAMI and Mr. KEY for the United States,
and MIR. JoxEs and MIR. COKE for the accused.
The argument was no, concluded, and the
case con,inuG over to yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
AUCTIONS
Notice.

FINDER the authority of decree Of the Circuit
u Court of tie District of Columbia for the County
of Alexandra, in the case of Francis strbngs exc
cutor against John McIver and Others the subscriber
will offer for sale at public auction for cash. on Friday
the 5h day Of merit month, at the Reading Room, 20
much Of the
CapitaI Stock Of the Bank Of Potomac,
standing in the name of the said John McIver as will
satisfy the sum of 1857 ~ with expenses of sale, be-
ing the balance due on the said decree after credting
the dividend received under it from the said bank and
the Bank of Alexandra.
Sale at 70 o'clock at noon. c. SCOTT, DIN.
may Cots for Tench Rlnggold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
n Office.

r GAVE my note, payable ~ months after date, and
i dated, think, in February last, to John Ferguson
fo:y67, the back Of which note there 10 credit
dorsed Of $40 and IS paid by me at different times
which note, am inforsned, has been lost mislsid
by Mr. ferguson. This IS therefore caution al per.
sons from taking assignment said note, and mors
especially, the has been attached in my hands.
may 22-law 3w JOHN Dnt0AT. :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
Cash FOR Negroes.

WYE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LLhELX
=" NEGROES of both sexes, from IL to Is years
of age field hands also, mechanics OF every descnp
t;on Persons wishing to sell would do we'll to give US
call, as we are determined to give higher prices Tor
s,sves than sny purchaser who is now may be here
after in this market.
Any communica tion in writing will be promptly at
,enIed to- We can at all times be found at resi-.
dence. west end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. C.
;nne 3 FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05

LArEsrYRox HAvRK.-The barque Warren,
Captain Snow, has arrived at New York from
Hayre, whence she sailed on the 2eth Of April.
Capt. S. did not bring single psper-the wind
becoming fair and change of weather ex.
pected, he came off without papers. aThe
market for bread s,uffs had taken rise--the
Cotton market remained without change"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
Corn Meal,
NOR sale at the STEM MILL in Alexandra.
NAV 26-eO7t
To Rent,

ka That commodions Frame House on
GHS st Assph.nreet, formerly occupied BY Geo.
ysSE Wise. There re attached to il brick Sta
BILE, smoke house and wash house, pump in
the yard, and every other convenience.
ALSO, the House Fairfax street, now occupied by
Dr. Wedderburn, and the brick Warehouse on Prinr
ters Alley, adjoining It. Possession may be had i'm.
mediatcly. Applyto
may 20-eotf sAML, H. JANNEY.