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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

and DECkEbD TO BE sOLD.--By ylrf,fp o
Mb aecree OF The County Court Of GooehsnJ pro-
noynced IN suit therein depending between The bsirs
~ Benjamin Cooke, Ssn'r. d. cd the comm issoners
nSen w 's'' Oecrce' VIII on the 10h day Of Novem-
Der, 1920, upon The prcos proceed 10 sell Al, pubIie
auction, 70 The highest bidder. upon crgdt Of one two
anh tfee years. the tract Of land of which the sid
og'yan'" CocSe. senr deed seized and possessed ~.
ing md being in the County Of Coco Inland aud al.
Join'ngt The lands Of Gen John Gucrrani decd and 9TH
ere, containing about iw hundred and xty acres The
purchaser giving bond-wiib approved security and
deed OF trus, ON the premiscsfo the punctusl
payment Of shs purchase moneyto
THE COMMISSIONERS
Oct, 10. 43--w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

Nv J. O. CRANk. easr Tor SIDE. I,. q ,..,sa
w 1000 Spanish hides various qualitiGs r,s nas.
5000 sides sole leather Of all grades and quail.
ga q ties from the very best to the most infs.
nor, by whole or part of side he
$500 tbs coarse and fine shoe thread y-tis ~ =
600 sides russell and black upper leather 81. =,
- 80 dox. calf skins and seal skins ~ laa
$50 Boot morocco, lining and binding skins 81.
it' Horse and grain upper leather lsfs.t, y
Boot trees and lasts, boot cord and webbing
Black varnish and shocnakers' tools of ali
f41a kinds at eit r- r..s =. ~.
Hog skins, fair calf skins and buck skins
Harness, bride and ssirting leather
Bag, chase and lining hides 5c} N
Morocco skins, white and common sheep
flloHr skins 81 iiast 1885, ~ -
- Saddle trees, fish skins, horse collars,
saddiery, strrups, bits, sc. of very superior
ts'e 80 Coach lace, gig handles and bands, &c. ,a
staa Tanners OIL curriers' tools, wool rs. ,.ss
nH GOO Pr. Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond slaughter hides, and country hides
81 OF all kinds bought and sold. ~ soce
oct o. tgf Il N 43--wIw ~ f-.si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

dePuia,ion Of the Gre. lndan.. consisting Of a
number OF Chir's. has gene TO Was,in gion, we
are informed. through the Cherokee Nation. This route
which isno their usual one, may have been taken 10
consult with The Cho osees matters in which both
ihes are nieretcd, the tetTution disposal of their
ianls. The osisnsibc object oil the Creeks in sending
depn'acn 10 Washington At this time, IL sdid TO be
ascertain wheihcr the. Iplian Agent has given them
correct inform alton of the views Of the Gayernnen, in
regard 10 their rights and future prospects.
.H.f .l.ifiIffdgfvue Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

PErERsBuRc. Oct H. Fourth nay Rice over
The New Market Course yesterday the IT ,ndy CAP
Purse of $780, was co'ftendcd for 10y Mr.. Johnson's
Slender Mr., Wslthslrs Small Hopes, MIR Msclin's e.
aud Mr.. Hari.on's Raicatrber. Tie purse wasta-
ken a, two heats, by Mr.. Johnson's slender
rt Petersburg OH Dominion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

HnISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY. Tho
q " members notified that the annual meeting OF the
Dismal Swamp Land company, will be held in the town
Of Suffolk on f,e 18th day Of November next as prescr
cd by law and called meeting of said company will
he held in Tive same place The following day. the 10th,
by order Of the President and Managers
FIELDING LEWIS, Pres'dt.
Dismal Swamp Land Company.
Charles City, oct. 20. 40--4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

HAQUELIN p. TAYLOR, is now receiving from
81 London, Liverpool, New York and philadelphia
The most extensive and hes, assorted supply of English
every article of which he is willing to sell at lower
prices than heretofore In addition 10 his usual full sup
ply OF napt cottons, blankets, annels fearnau ghts
cloths, cassmcres carpengs, cambrics, muslins, cot
ton, worstcd and silk hosiery, hats, umbrellas Irish IL
mems shirngs and diapers oznaburgs, looking glasses
guns spades, pcn-knvcs and scissors, hardhams No. g.
Princes mixture and Foos genuine London snus he has
American white, green and rcd Hannels, Steel Oxford
and cadet MKT satinets brown and gold mkt do very
SUPERIOR crimson, scarlet blue and lemon embossed and
watercd moreen, best quality assorted gro de maple silk
India levantines, marccinc Islam dase and horences
white, black and crimson merino scarfs and hdks me-
rino and Thbct hdk and shawls Grape, gauzc beracc
and silk fancy hdks black white and green bobbine
and gauze veis Mandarnc Canton and Norwich grapes
and italancs embossed, painted and plain fancy bells
bonnet cap, love and other ribbons plain and very
handsome figured swiss muslins, fine kentin and linen
cambria hdkfs. children's youths and mems fur and
cloth caps, mcrno cloths, circassians and bombazets
handsome assortment ofworsted and cotton fringe blue
and olive nseys paids for female servants twcd and
very stout brown coons, 81 rs and Al 81 brown and
bleachcd shechngs and shrtngs Cunningham and An
der sons stout coons at manufacturers prices together
with other goods All which he offers Tor sale, either
by retail or otherwise, the most reasonable terms
OCT. D. 43-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

INVALUABLE REAL EsTATEdAT AUCTION ~
v On Thursday the 10Th inst will be sold, at public
action that valuable house and lot the North side of
street, FIVE doors above the Bell Tavern now oc-
cupied by Mcssrs =. NJ. s. W. Willis Terms made
known on the day Of sale BY order Of the Proprietor
}. & j. E.'IIERON, Auctioneers.
oct. 20. 40--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

NOTICE. shall petition the lie gslaiarc at its next
Session. for leave establish, toll bridge across
Mst,spcny river =, DuDkifs. ARCHER BROWN.
Oct. q 52-.wSts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

Making an aggregate distsncc Of 81 miles 4.s
Thi. estimate is independent Of the numerous lateral
roads that will branch off from the main tracks, through
ont almost eve'y portion Of the coal country.
~ we send to market h. Sc ason $4,000 tons Of
coal, with present crippled mode OF conveyance to
he landing what quantity may the consumers expect
from us next year. when the greater part Of the above
mighty rngii,cs will b put in f,rc.l 'lo ~ 4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

ksS E.ON ID Letting Dfhc extension oJ the Banatph1
~ Turnpike To Big Sandy
An yitaiou 10 tske confiacts is now ofT rod IN mo,
sons dspo.cd TO become Road Bridge makers for
ecuiing the reminder ef The line nj TURNPIKE fran,
ChnrfeSfon. on hdndrhd,fo The m6u'h Of Big Srndy
Hirerj digtancc Of about sirfy mites The spproptis
ton OF 10000 Doars will be tsbiirsrJ 10
az Tact az the prcgfess o the work will su,lcriz- il
NJ ihe work uponfbe Road aud Bridges viii be rsoirsd
TO he executed according TO the designs. pans anil spc.
ccaons Of the Principal Engineers and for fbsjnior
nation OF The bidders. they will he submitted for a. cir
inspection a, the time oi.ie,ting
ne location viii lie AZ near horizon'siinc the in
eGnhues OF We ground Will permit; bat in plece fo
EXCEED . deg. Of accvity deciivty The law con-
templates the Road TO be opened sixty-six feet ., III.
WIN carriage way IN The centre Of ftrenfg-ttpo f.
width, percci ly graded and thrown M of a co,v.,;y
forming elevation IN the middle of one twenty fo,
prt OF lite Width. except along steep hill side
where The road will be requii Ell 10 incline ,
ne mn without any convcxiiy. Where The ground
approaches level. the side Summer Ro0d, will h.
required TO he wellsmoothed, ard all the small ,rbc,
grubhed Mepst eighteen feet wide on each eide Of IN,
carriage. way. ~ " "
10 persons familiar with that descfjpnn Of labor 70.
qpired for The construction Of earth Turupikes the pre.
sent line holds out naueIng prospects The clarsrter
81 he ground over which PISS fs eveIl-,dsped IN,
he easy operation Of the Plough and Scfsper and IL is
beheVed with the exception of short piece Of Road
near Chaleson) very little, IL any, blasting will be ro-
qutrrdf Individuals wishing contract for ersrt;ro
the Bridges, or making the whole part OF the Road
are invited 10 examine The line Of location ,.it, ,hc
several Bridge siies, previous 10 the fire. Moud,, IN
November next To give every f,ciIty Of fnfo,,ns,n,
TO hi1drrs The Superintendent will meet them =, the
outh OF BIG Sandy on Friday, the 3Oib Of October and
show Tie lne eastward as Gar the location NAV en-
| tend NJ W
~ Barhoursvillc The seat ofusce for CgbeIl county
Va, the Superintendent will ate nd on MONDAY The
posals will he received for The execution of the entire
wo'k and approved, contracts entered into with the
suecess'ul bidders r. SCALES
October 8. H-w3w Sapeniend<ni Il. e. Y:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

ca LAIE-Constantiy on hand and for SALE English,
~ Wclch, and American States for roofing in oanti-
ties to s purchasers, of the best quality Enquire of
the subscriber, No. 2S, Light wharf or 3s Pratt
street, Baltimore. THOS. GKFFITH.
oct. o. 3.f ItEttffH f1f - 2aw5wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

Ihave taken the very frat letters tis como TO hand
There are many others (not from" secret agcn,s) but
from gentleman OF high s,sndiog, citizens OF the Staes
bordering these people who -ay Ssothng toit do Dat
the presence Of an armed force to protect those who
seek to Improve their condition by emigrs,ion., M,
would be well Tor you, perhaps, to publish the ar
icle fiom the Phonix, and follow Il with these docu
ments which send to YOU In this way .niy can III.
public be rightly iniormedan This like all other
Of public concern, will be governed by public opi
MON. - -s
send. also. letter TO the editor Of the phcnix,
which, IL you choose, you can publish. These people
far CONS in ei,ision tre,be for their a, siiny
Their advisers win, fear run Them! Nothing but
The intervention of Gods providence save them
ieci Tor the tndausand sincerely desire their
p"ri'y AND happiness Bu' IL they taught 10
took upon that their enemy, who shalt not sec
their condition ihrsugh the medium in which their OBJ.
rose advisers have unharpiIy for them believe
taught them 10 see IL.
The Cherokees have among them. some very horror.
able and enlightened men know few men OF grea.
ter intelligence or more sterling worth, than John
Ross. their principal Chief But he sces that JUS, IL,
proportion as bis people leave him, will hi. power di-
nini-h-I is no, reasonable that he shoc,; Sc cond
movement so eafccbng to his situation. ALL
which situation he views az honorable do no;
blame him; nor do | blame the chiefs aud Of
hcers OF their government who are associited with
them IL is very natur, for them to feel they do
AMI to create aud enforce influence with the view
oil preventing the removal Of their peopie.ii know
my own heart, | am the friend Of the Indians. am
totally deceived. II the policy which we advocate 1.
not that, alone, which save them. Time will
prove who is right Even Mr. Ross, and the Chief in
Council in writing 10 Governor Carroll admit. tina,
their people cannot stand the operation Of the laws oil
the sta'e':-" ne are dcare, they say. that de-
cision on this important subject he extending the laws
OF the states over hcm or otherwise) must seal
fate in prosperity, and happiness. or in misery and
destruction" They ought TO be considered good au.
thori'y.--Thcn what Is TO he done? Does any one be
evc the states will not extend the Indians remain
ing within 'hem their respective laws! lts not more
celtan that the will rise Tomorrow, than that this
,cW he done Then wherefore should those who
would, in Time provide home for the Indians, who
themselves admit that such event, involves mis-
cry and destruction" be looked upon as their cne-
mic.? ,fl s.,
i.KE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18
MarshaA's Sale .

VNILL be sold on Tuesday The IN day of apnl nert,
w for cash, SIXTY ACRfS OF LAND, nearl. all
in timber situated in the county of Alexandra cut
ten miles from the town of Alexandria and fYr ,n,es
from Georgetown, beginning and bounded a. follows,
AT stake to John A. Somers's purchase OF S ,th Nil
nor which piece parcel OF land was purchased by
the said Hugh w. Minor of +. II. Minor, with q
straight line from the stake box oak and bounded
by The line of whiting land; thence with W.tirgs
line NORTH until il corners at the said Hugh ". .uOr's
land, occupied by him; thence with paralic line
southwest to the line Of the tract Of land
of the said Hugh w. Minor; thence south the be-
ginning The above propert, is sold TO satisfy two
executions, one in favor OF Philip u. Miner, for the
Use Of George Minor and others, the other IN favor Of
Joseph Sewe. for the OF DR.. William Gunueil,
plaintiffs, against Hugh w. Minor, defendant. The
said property is first sub to The execution in favor
of George Minor and others The sale will take place
the Of The aforesaid lard, sdoirng the late
residence of John A somers, the gate that let's
into his yard, to commence az ~ O'Clock.
e. SCOTT, ID. NJ.
for 7. Ringgold, u.
p. S. Should the purchaser fail to pay the pur.
chase money in ten days the property will ne adyer-
tsed the eleventh day, and the FIRST purchaser held
responsible for any deficiency that may arise in conse
quence of the second sale e. SCOTT, ID NJ
march eot7A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18
Star Fire Company .

Eztraet from Aa of the Corporation of Akrdndia,
for the Ertingu;ssmsnfof Fire.
"Sic. z. If any person who shall be present at any
hfe, shall neglect refuse obey the order or d.
fect'on OF any officer, who shall be appointed by any
FIRE Company now established. or which may be here
after established knowing him to be an officer. such
person shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIVE dollars.
provided the name of such officer shall have been first
published in one of the public papers printed in the
At an annual election Of the Star Fire Com
Pany, March l4lh, the following gentlemen
were elected officers, viz:
GEO s. HouaH, President.
fegulafors-A. C. Cazenove, John Wood, Jno. D.
Vowel, James Vansant, Zenas Kinney.
Commnnders-N R. Pitzhugh, William d. Mutt,
George ,ionrh.
Commaodersof Hose-Ezra Lunt, Theodore Meade,
IL. d. VILLAINS, charles Mankns.
dremen Edward Smythe, Lewis Piles, Lewis
Piles, .ir
Pr0pe'fymen-Matthe Snyder, John McCobb,
Hugh Smith, march l7-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18

900 RS. per Dbl. but we eonsider the present rate
Of duties on all articles only temporary, for not
outstanding the rate Of Is per cent is secured
to US, as we'll by late Legislative act, as by
treaty concluded by Mr.. Tudor, yet this Is
per cent being calculated upon certain valua-
tons, which commission has been appointed
to revise, we cannot say how soon change
may take place.
The late equalization and reduction Of duties
TO Is per cent for all Flags, will place Ameri-
can domestic Cot.ons and other manufactures
on the same footing with the English; we hence
look forward to more favorable results, than
when contending with difference of9 per cent.
We have sold duri ng the last year number
Of vessels for the African and costing trades,
but the former traffic being near close, and the
latter, not very encouraging, it is with much
difficulty that vessel Can be disposed OF.
India goods being admitted on the same
terms to the Foregu 10 the Brazilian I'm
porter, we anticipate soon being supplied in
part by the enterprise Of strangers.
The amount of Coffee exported last year ex-
ceeded 36olpoo bags or 81, 6ooiooo pounds; it
is TO be apprehended that the next years ex-
portation will fall short of this qnau,i'y, the
growing crop having suffered much from
drought; this article has advanced little with
in a few days; sugar, and hides, specie and Ex-
change firm.
Our latest advices from Ruenos Ayres ale of
December Is, and fiom Chill to November Sd.
P. s. About 5000 barrels Flour have been
bought up by house here, and stored Tor
higher prices.
JAN. l4,h.-All the flour and wheat Tin con-
sequence OF Information received per. schr.
Henrietta, from Baliimore) has been bought
up on speculation, and -four may be nominaily
quoted al Is to $4,000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18
Notice..

I'VE inhabitants of Alexandria will take notice that
Il the subscribers have been appointed assessors
tor he present year. agreeaby to the laws the cor
poraton.
Ihe said assessora shall Immediately after their ap-
ponment, proceed 10 value the houses and lots with
in the limits of the corporation, and to demand from
the masters and mstresses Of every family, lists of all
male tytheables belonging to- residing in, their
spectve families, and also from every of taxa
bic property, list ofsuch property And If any
ter or mistress of family. any owner of taxable
property shall neglect or refuse to give in list of all
male TIMETABLES belonging to, residing in, his or
her family, other taxable property, within five days
after the demand made thereof by any assessor, the
person offending shall forfeit and pay hundred
dollars And if any person whatsoever, shall wilfully
omit msreprcsent in the list given in tytbeable
or taxable property. shall in any other con-
ceal the from the knowledge ofe assessors, the
person offending shall forfeit and'pay double the
amount of the tax imposed such tytheabe taxa
BILE property. Every merchant, shopkeeper. mocha.
mic other person, having in his or her service or
employment, any clerk, joumeyman. apprentice, or
assistant, shall render account Of the same in his or
her list Of tytheabes and shall be accountable for the
capltation tax hereby imposed, i'll like manner and un-
der the penalties, if such clerk, journeynan,
apprentice, assistant, were member of his or her
family" GEO. cRiNkER,
march II WI, VEiTCH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.
march 2

DURSU ANT to decree Of The county Court Of
Il Fairfax, pronounced on the 2lst day of August.
1928, between william Russell complainant and la.
MEL Dulany and Others defendants, will proceed
to sell, for cash. the premises, to 'he highe, bid.
der, on Wednesday the 18th day Of apri at O'Clock,
Pm 1929. certain tract Of land lying in the county
of Fairfax and State OF Virginia, near the residence Of
the said Daniel r Dulsny, containing about
Four Hundred aud Fifty Acres.
This was originally first rae upland. and has not
been materially injured by inudictu cultivation 1t
is about seven miles from Georgetown. and eleven
miles from Alexandria ], IS well watered, anG has
OH it abundance of timber for at farming purposes;
its fences are good and conveniently, arranged. The
title is believed 10 be perfectly ronsble, and
the land will be shown to person wishing TO eva.
nine it, BY Mr.. Dusny T. HEWITT Lomm'r.
The lntellgencer will publish this advert ment Tor
sixty days in the country paper and send their bill
to this Office feb I3-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18
BRAZIL.
Gazette.

y. 'I''ac' oil letter from correspondent at
'4'e'r0, received BY the Hora,io a, New
Rio JANEIRo, January u.
Tom ' "a; expected recovery of the CURRENCY.
y On -. - oppression has no, been realized, for
o. o,is exchange and specie now bearing as high
nh as during the war. The Bank is now
OILY safes oil million and half of silver
ITT 20, belonging to government, a, lII7oo to
c h, d, PEI dollar, the proceeds Of which to.
. ,So. with loan lately contracted will amour,
,Oo I. 'oar million Of milreis; this sum is 10
. ). p1 nitS to the Government, Bank Deb, and
arpd.%H Hars"n from circulation, a measure
% inO' u and we doub, no, will have the efEseN
TSp'O'e our Currency.
sas br,"TP 9r'a'ion Of Flour from the U. States
hst,om ,o during the past year, the price rang.
sa,Op 4, $500 10 l4S5oo RS. the stock a, pre-,
Ing ., i i,.a about thousand bb;s. and is sci sci.
s,a ss.r ra.Ioo RS. considerable sales having
aru I I, p' within the last few DAYS, for the
accd 81 A's, where i, is said TO have exneri.
''' The duty on this article i. now bu,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18

The Pacific, arrived at Boston from the Pa
cific Ocean, brings news Of lhir,y>6y- sail Of
whaling ships, having on board abont $4,000
barrels OF oil, and the vessels then only partly
loaded.
A lacy seamstress OF Our acquaintance says
that she has taken the trouble 10 coun; he mum
Der OF stitches required in making a common
shirt, and found it to be l5,4S2. This seams a
large number.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18

Nnw HAMPsHIRE ELECTION. --The CONNER
cial Advertiser of Portsmouth gives the details
OF the votes in several towns, and SAYS. Ac-
cordiug TO he accounts received, We have lii
tie doubt that the Jackson candidate for Gov,
ernor, and the Jackson lis, Of Members Of Con
gress, have succeeded"
We suppose il must be so The man in the
moon is Jackson man now, no doubt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18
Public Sale,

IN Tuesday the Path day Of this month, the sub.
~ scriber will offer for sale at public auction on
the premises, that valuable twostory dweIi house
and warehouse adjacent, with the lot Of groun6
which they stand, on the north side of King street
and east side Of Alfred streets in front on the former
sixty feet, on the latter 100 feet to fifteen .ty.
The above sale will be made under the authority
of deed Of trust, to secure debt due to tie Bank
ofPotomac. Sale at halt past three, p. NJ. Terms
cash. GEO. W.HITE. By order of
r. l. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18
Charts and Nautical Books.

A T. KENNEDY offers for sale, general assort.
Ne ment Of Charts and Nautical Books, viz.-Nau-
teal Almanac for 1929, Bowdtch's Navigator, Coast
Pilot, Ship masters Assistant, Cargo Journal Books,
log paper and states Also = Narrative of the First
nuscript recently discovered in Spain. vol price
81 IS, Life of Columbus by Irvine, 8 vols.
march l0--eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18
Sp\enaid Furniture.

SpAenul0 fufnltufo.
CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet and Sofa Maker, King, merit doc,
TO the corner Of .7Lfed-streef,
HAS on hand, and constantly manufactures,a gene
! raj assortment OF -
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
which, for elegance and durability, de6es competition.
His stock, generally, consists Of
Grecian and plain sofas and lounges
Mahogany and other drawing room chairs
Grecian winge ed and single wardrobes
Gothic, and various other sideboards
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Pillar and block dining, card and breakfast tables
Ditto claw do do do do
Plain do do do 90
Centric or loo do
Ladies' dressing tables with mirrors
Ditto work stands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's cabinets, secretaries & book
French and other bureaus leases
Wash.stands, with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, b;rd-eye, curl maple & CONN bedsteads
Cribs and cradles-with every other article in the
cabinet line
ST. Domingo mahogany in log, plank, board and
Honduras do for hand railing veneer
Soaking bottoms, cords, copal varnish, &c.
The above articles will be disposed of on the most
terms for cash. or to punctual persons.
A very liberal patronage from Washington, induces
me 70 saw thatI will send furniture to any purchaser
in that City, free of all charge: ~
TURNING & CARVING
L.,d.omelv executed. march f3-d3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-18

1t appears by the Savannah Republican, that
the fugitive Stephenson did not wait TO ties, the
point Of national law, as 10 whether the federal
or state government would surrender him when
demanded He left Savannah on the 4,h, with
out leaving any trace Of the route he ha. taken.