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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
FRESH DRY GOODS.


Cases super, blue black, Oxford and steel mkt
and olive cloth
DO fancy prins, complete assortment, among
them some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lustrng and IS and 40 inch black
Italian cravats
30 cotton bandanna handkerciefs
3 do Legborn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
do senshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
do containing large shell, tuck long bent and deep
teeth side combs
do Brazilian tuck side neck and long bent do.
bale patent seine thread, nll numbers
do Clarks spool sewing cotton
20 do Sd, 4-d, Sd and Ca brown and bleachcd shir
tlngs and shcetings
. English and Cd French black bombazincs
itch LeoDiJos fancy silk handkcrchiefs
Large size blue, brown, scarlet and yellow bandan-
ma handkerchief
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Blue aud black patent covered cont buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
w onens black and assorted horseskin gloves
The above named goods have been received by
late arrivals, which added 20 the stock previously on
hand renders the assortment good. For sale low by
.s +. g. h. JAMES g. Co.
mar 7-2aWGt Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
DIN ii. BLAAllRE grateful for past favours
now oilers for sale, at his Drug and Apotheca. V
Store directly opposite the door OF the Earle Uotci
his regular supply otfresh Garden Seeds which he Of
Ten lower Than usual and which he confidently recon-
menus TO his friends, customers and the public among
then-which are too numerous to mentiun--viz
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf r~anowat
White kidney or bunch snap beans
Fine early york cabbage
do do Cauluwer
do 90 BlteTsa
do do Purple cape broccoli
Green curled and green globe savoy,
aud al other finds
White and red solid celery
Imperial Ice cosS ana brown Dutch lettuce
SceIiet SHIT top ami white turnp radishes
Early golden Sioux corn, ripon in % days)
Large rcd tomato
Purple egg plant
Sal=aa or oyster plant
NdSturtiun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
MIR. ALpnoNsE LoUBAT ha.

deiris, C,ac, and Buset Departments OF
''ondc and Lot and Caronne, France (45 deg ~ Lat)-
proposes 20 Tire friends the cultivation APE
VINE the United States, Subscription which OPEN
Hir A. L. will engage furnish Subscribers with their Grape
me hooS before the first o March merit and forward
oeense &c the different cities where subscription lists
have been opened The Roots Will he years old AMI viii
Podcf considerable fruit the second year from the time
beng planted They will be carefully cassed packed in
Boxes with of the original soil in which they have been
Ided, which will greatly facilitate the thriving of the Roots
WHEN ransplanied.
Orders will he puctually attended to- Subscribers iess
haS the Quantities and species ri the Grape Vine Roots they
wish to have They will engage pay loco or more
at The rate Of ~ Cor each Root for less than 1902 tile
% OIL 10 cents and - per Root for less than 30 Roots
9ff tgo od shall bc paid for the each
o oo or more l2 cents for less than 1000 and Is
Payment be made on delivery of the Roots Letters not
received, unless postpaid.
OF Subscription Lists opened-at Mem IcsF, with Al.
p9nse Loubai, IS Wallsreet BOSTON T. Copeland jun.
Ihrny r. M'Mchael Phiiadeiphid Van Amnge baltimore
JNo o: LAY; Slea1nah, Han, shapter Il Topper
Ncu-OTIeon Poster Hutton Charleston, T. d. I. Street
g. Co.
Mr. A. Lovn,rs Book OH the Culture Of the Grape Vine and
on the Making Of Wine, may be found the principal Book
sellers Of the United States and his Agents will furnish them
(gyafis) to Subscribers
Catalogue Of Grape ZINE Roots that Mr. Loupr proposes
Import
The following species selected the best tic choice Of
Tube Grapes, for making Street Jpne-wmrr--i, Ali.
eante obn Eyes with clusters, GIL de Tour grograin
- 10 Meng or toHdant) 4, Sweet Guant 3, Muscat g.
DO Frongnan Aluscadee from tire river Lott g. Nalvos
IekSy TO- Syrian; II, Constantine -, Malagi.-Rtp--ls
Black Hamburg; IL, Cons,antia ~ ~
FIR -WmrE-ls, Auveumat 10, Banquctee; 90 Dou-
de Refine 2J Bugndy ~ Mouon; 81 Madcfe. ~ gouree
las ~, Pieadan; 80, Chalosse II, pase-RrD8l Clare 80
%, Suisse %, ST Antoine.
eau;) g. DO Golden; 49, no Cracking a. Do Mvsk; as
Museat lezade 49, Do Small Berries so Do from
81 Mat Rouge S. Musca, tircy S. Danas Violet, 81 Da
mas Of Poquet SO, Early Msgtelen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

'4nnual Meeting Of the Billie Society of Va
X ESol.VED, That the sixteenth anniversary
az, meeting Of the Bible Society OF Virginia be
heiu IN TRINITY Church, in this city OH the frat Tues
Gay ('h) IN April next, IT the hour of 10 o'clock a
NJ. ana that the Recording Secretary give public
notice OF the same, and invite Auxiliary Suciete ~
send Delegates said meeting.
EFtrdct from aliy'tieS az Sd Feb 1929
JAMES GRAY, Recording Sccretnrv.
" Eibe Societies throughout the State. viii conf
laNGr o. communicating such information IS rhev
may deem nscu; and Auxiliary Societies are o.rfc
my re7cstcd 10 make up and forward their repors
70 'e tG'' stephen Taylor, corresponding secretary
OF or before the FIRST Tucsday!n March n,x,
] 60 JAMES GRAY, Rec'ng Scc'rv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
CIIEAP URY GOODS-

Have determined to extend my business this
Spring by adding an ex, elusive Us0icsaie and Pun
cy assortment and sm inclined to offer my present
stock consisting Of aloet every article IN the lne) az
very reduced prices. Country merchants and pus-
chasors generally are invited 10 call and Judge ior
themselves. GEORGE T. TIFFlN.
Jan % tIi0t oet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

DANIEL WELLER
Opposite The Un,on Hotcl. Offers for Sale
OHn Boxes Tin Plate ID cross
WV 5000 lbs iron wire from No. to 10
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled English IRON
He will also keep constantly on hand general as
sortment Of Tin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for baking over charcoal furnaces. The above
articles will be sold low they can be bought in
this market. 4rn e Dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
CONTENTION. &c

CONVENTION, DC.
htl'AItS, Resolutions, and other proceedings in Conyen
- ton On the adoption of tire etleral Co,s,u,on as
Recommended 10y the general ConS Phacpha on
Tie l1th sept 1881 viii tive yeas OF the decso of
TIC 'am question: Objected and sod bv J. Elliot:
Iokeah. or ,i,e White bosc, a Novel IA > vols;
iales OF tine Ene aid Isle, Legends oil Iceland;
just published, and for safe by
ieb 10 J. ". NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
SUBSCRIPTION

FOR LNPORII.NG GRAPE ZINE ROOTS FROM
fR.iI on, at moderate prize, aud encouraging the
introduction Of t,ai Culture an The United States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

w ANIED.-l wish TO hire 80 good healthy laborcrs ror
ue next YEAR To work al the coal pits35 pit ands IS
Ve immediate APPLICATION the coai ward on the
10, \, % % al h'y OI'ce. lRENrlS CIiUBB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
CUT.4NEOUS DISEASES

CUi.1NEOUS DISEASES
Practical synopsis of Cuaneous Diseases, from the most
Il celebrated authors, and particularly from eat. af
ore by the clinical Lectures OF Dr Bc,t by Cazenave and
Scbcdcl, Nj D's Translated from the French with Notes.
feb III Just pIblis ed, and for sale by J. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
COTTON.

NM. CONAN has received, aud ow oilers, a well
w selected aud general assortment of ladies and
god % SILVER PSioit lever and verge Watches cant day and
maG'e Oiocks ara InePcces diamond pearl paste, JET
and fancy Jcweiry silver. plated and britannia WAR.
eyepont calendar and other lencls fountain silver and
steer fes gold silver and shell Spectaccs Thinbe Tooth
picks azors Scissors lcuknives Thermometers pescus-
son aud flint iockci stos percussion Caps SpyGIasses
surveyors and pocket Comprises Hating INSTRUMENTS mi
mature Ha"cs and cases pO ket books card purses
ad Pue cil ps pocket and she'll combs gold h steel and
sk chains seals and KEYS key rings military gools; watch
makers tools and materials with great variety OF other a
oles al OF which he enabled 10 sell below former prices
Nk-Na'oles and clocks, and mathematical nstrunents
carefully repaired md adjusted
Orders for any article in his line punctSy attended to-
ne 3-cote
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
Stephen Il. Mitchell.

.iffOR-NEY at Lar.
w lin IN Inture prSctice his profession in the
" Corporation courts OF Richmond rj a.. .s ss'e
y ana superior Courts Of Henrico and Powba,nr.
any business entrusted to his care will be fs;,hh,ll
slo - lar as possible skfy attended TO. He can
81, Ia pFSseni, DC usually found the Central Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.

HAVE just received supply Of this invaluable Medicine
u per advertisement And take this method Of Informing
the public in order that benefits maybe more widely A
fused the Proprietor has reduced the price IN A DER bottle
j. w. BLANIRE- Sole Agent
janis Sign Of Tive Mortar, opposite The Eagle Door.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

Madeira Wine, Holland Gin, DC.
JUST LANDED FROM SCHOONER EMIT.
p Pipes Holland Gin, old and pure as imported
half pipes Madeira wine (Oliveira's brandy
years old, having been months in the West
Indies and II months OH ship board, n rare art-
Gle; for sale by JACOB SINTON.
~ ArcguIar supply Of M'Cullock g. Cos Alba
ny Ale, reckoned equal to any in market--direct
from the Brewery.
mar 10--co3: -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

ST. CROlX SUGARS, OIL, &c.
Landing from Schr. Exit
~ llhhds. new crop ST. Croix sugars, prime quality
Is tIerces best winter pressed oil
10 barrels New Ark cider
tierces pint bottles porter, for sale by
feb 2I-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH hire say able hodisd negro men Coz ne remain
n der Of This year. .issS Il hs Rshnon Dock Gem.
papy. 0E0 BOOKER er,ose't
. IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

S@iNIA: Al rules, holden IN the clerks o.tce f a.
superior court oil chaucery fof Richmond district lie
81 Gay OF November, 1929: Thomas A. Ralcr p o,g;,5
on = fepns Isaac Curd and Jane his wife and Sa,nue,
Dyer, Jr aud Martha his wife, dts.
lie ueien1ants isaac Cro and Jane his wifi ami s,o,,,
% JI ald marina his vile, not having TIER a,ear
ce ana gwen security according he act OF Assemble ,nd
es OF TINS court, and II nv satisfactory
iu' SN are not mna1isns of ts Country it Is ori TIA,
s siu u'eifai DO appear here the tenth ,iav of ~,
"di'ify un ami answer ie bal OF the pa,,n All fbs,
copy ni ms order be forthwith, inserted in SONG
iSnt N e city OF richmond months s,cc,v,, AMI
Posed al iiie ron door of the capitol IN the ss- ctv
% - A copy. leSe, WbI. q. PENDLSTisY T.
e ~ DRY GOODS SFORE.-L4-TETS ~ TjIjSE
LlhaS akcn the store formerly in the orc,y,or NJ.
th u Brothers, immediately op ~ sl.s-s
Han & Moore anR has now on hand pst,s,,, I,
AIilc and fanny i'ry Goods; aI.ong which are ~
Iois cassineTes and satiine;s, fine and ct,arNa
fcd, white, green and yellow 6annels
SILK and striped aicncia vestines
| Swansd'wn and A.drsefes do
Irlsh and German linens, lawns aud canbrirs
aiicoe assorted, embracing great variety
! aIlcy striped and plaid gnghams
nam ai'a inquired Do'nbazetts, various colors
! IA to 81 Jacouet and look muslins
Null India and Swiss DO
Swiss and black italian silk crayats
Canton and Mandarin Grapes Italian do
black Italian lustTing senchcNvs and sarslcts
large assortment Of siih, cotton and uooIen hos.-,
ashionahle bonnet and belt ribbons
lag Bandanna ami cotton handkerh,eE
| 1'ioves and combs fevcry description
Linen and cotton uckrgs furniture and auron ch-oI.
iinseys and kerSeys suitable servants, clothny
! brown aud beached donescs, diapers sc
0SaPeung hearth-rugs, umbrellas, &c. &c.
which with variety of articles Inc i
ow for cash. ' az - "eSto-s 10 se-l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
SUGAR, COFFEE. DC.

SUGAR, COFFEE, DC.
Landing Ills Iporning. from Sci,,'. Planter,
go Bags coffee, part best green
3i hhds. St. Croix sugar
100 boxes soap
100 do candles
For sale by OTIS, DUNLOP e. Co.
MARI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

NoilCE.-The subscriber has procured a frame,
OF horses, and has opened stable at BroaI Roff.
ne VIII take few horses either tried or untred, ON
me usual terms If early application is made.
rco got lSHAM PICK EVr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

lust Received by the Richmond Pactet, Ladies,
heel and spring hlsl, lasting walking shoes; uocE
wells and double vamps, the best article that can be
made, for sale, by
Feb GRANNISS. SON & BROTHERS.
Corner of Main md t4th G,.....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
Circulating Library.

SiCuldtllS Library.
4 II. NASHS Circulating Library has been in
operation Tor - months and it gives him plea
to state that in opposition to the opinion of evr
raj persons who have tried it. that has met his most
sanguine expectations.
Tic has continued to increase the number of vo
LUNGS by adding all the publications as thew are
Issued from the press. together with number of old
valuable standard works.
a few more persons can be received as subscribers.
when he number will be limited feb %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

FOR RENT
$500 WANTEn-

EHE very 6esi landed security will be given for the
loan OF the above sum, at per cent per ai,nun,.
payable halt, yearly For particulars enquire 81 this
once. Feb 5--Igtif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

10 Boxes low priced loaf sugar, received per scnr
Piularch, for sale by -
nav. .I', '-oe ID. TINBERLAKE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
F,os, tn. Correspondent cfths Commercial advertiser.

Frns, the Correspondent 81 fne Co"'"e'e'"' ''"''
WAsHI>eioN, Ger IL.
assure YOU that The Secretary Of the Nary is
,,,,h abused BY some If your "rresp"ndf"ts
from this CITY. Mr.. Branrhs haoi' OF fhsnk'ns
Nm N matters hefore him, has been drawn t'om
model Of cabinet minIste' which came IN.
der mis- eve in the course of mis- r. searches in
the library If Congr. IS Your readers NAV
h.,eresd Sheridan'> play of The Critic. ihey
will find an .ccu,at. p otn'yp" of Nj Branch
t.-re IN Lord Bwieiyh send you an extract
from il, n,uidio nomne.
Puff He hr com 5. MIR Branch in per.
son-Pray eenIlrm-n, sep this way: S"it'y-
| only hope the Secretary Is perfect! III hr IL
bu' perfes'.
Enters Mr. Branch-goes siowly 10 chair and
sits
Sheer Mr.. Puff!
Puff Hush vas ly WI, sir vastly well
mos Interesting graviv!
Dnaek What! Is hr no, tospeak a. al!
Puff. Egad, thought YOU'D ask me that;
vesrI :, very likely ,hing-rha, a miris'rr in
his situation, with he whole affai OF The Navy
on his he ad, ST. ould have time telk! bu' hu n
o. You'll put him out.
Sheer Put him out how the plague can
tina b he's not gong to say any thing
Puff Th.re's a reason! why ms par Is TO
think aid h W The plague do you imagine he
Can hi"k if 20" Ike p Liking!
Dnngie rrne np"n my word!
TM. BRANCH comes for,Unrd, shakes his head,
and exit.
Sheer He is ve'y pe'f ct ind ed! now pray
whit I'D h. mran ny ,ha'?
Puff Don YOU take it?
Sheer No. dor't. upo" my soul.
.PnE WHY by that S axe OF the head he
gave YOU 10 undt rstand that eyrn slough hev
had more justice in heir cause and w'sd"mf in
their mrasures. yet, il there was not gr'a'er
spiri shown on tne p r. OF The p 'opr, the conn
try would at las' fall sacrifice 10 The hos lie
AMBITION OF The Spanish MinIsuv.
Sheer. The devil d he mean all that by
the king Of his hea!
Puff Every word OF il; ifhe shook his head
as ] a"gh' him.
DANCE. An! there certainly is a vast deal
TO be done on ht stag. by dumb shoio "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

SHORT DIALOGUE ON 'LiTIcAL ARITHMETIC
D'itoorth. Who is president Vt The Unite
S e.
Gunisy Andrew Jackson.
Dill II VIC m" he ST.!
Gun. By h foc- OF NUMBERS.
Dbl By what rul, w.sthi result produced!
Gun BY new rule ri political procfice b.
thu muItip ic ati"n OF hope, AID expeditions.
Dbl When hopes and 'xpeotatlons are d.
Weed by the numhe, OF fiji e. to be b slowed,
OF what will the msindtr cvns;s!
Gun. Oh wrath and DISAPPOINTMENT
Dill Multiplied into each other what will
they produce!
Gun. d srr,ion.
Dill This rule Of political practice 'lien is
about To assume an inverse action and carry
the force of numbers 10 anoihtr direcii
Gun. As surely as that two and two make
four. is p'oec 'ors reItainiy missed a hg"re.
Dill How i Cur years lease affrcr by
the expiration of six months.
Gun. Diminish'd at the rate OF one TO eight
20, IN other words d. prrcia'ed l2a Per cent.
Dill What hen VIII be The value OF such a
le, S. hree Years hrnce!
Gun. Lii tie olh,ng.
Dill How is the next Presidential question
likely to be- rri-d?
Gun. BY the rule OF three. As general dis
gust. is 10 the hopes Of relief SO will the voie e
Of he people Dr. 20 the answer.
Dbl. Cav there be a"v concurrence Of cir
cumstancrs ny which one TO ftoo n he scale OF
chances become bertr han i,Do TO one'
Gun. Crrta'n.y-ss for ins ance, divide less
than m 'iety into two par's-hr large,r por-
ton remains and must constitute m jori Of
the whole. This position will dosb les Dr.
most clearly exemplifi in h wear 1882
New Bedf nd Mercury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

The packet ship Britannia arrived at New
York on Thursday morning from Liverpool
VIII. n she sailed on the LIST Of October The
Commercial Advertiser says: " We find no.
thins later from the Seat Of War, but there is
g-ra, variety Of additional ar,icles Of new,
from va ious quarters Of the East all gong We
ny clearly TO show that the prrliminaries oil
peace had been signed, and an armis'ice Of ten
days granted by tive Russian commander, in
which interval the conditions are TO he ratified
The Evening Pos, says tina, 1000 bales Of
cotton were sold m Liverpool on IN. so'h Sep,
trmber, ., an advance Of I'd on the prices Of 10
days previous. 5000 to consumers, and 1000
TO Spectators.
The Liverpool Albion Of he 2srh, says: An
extensive SEIZURE Of tobacco vas recently made
on board vessel from New York. The SNUG
giles had adopted a novel mode for thr pur-
p,se Of Disgusting their contrahand merchan
disc The tobacco was in bags, viii, contain.
ed, to all on ward appearances, cotton; hut, on
opening he bags, The cottoa was found only a
few inches deep, all the rest being tobacco
The customs house Off ers, who acted on an in
formation, sriz. d, we believe, not lever than
seven cen bags containing cotton and tobacco.
Two fees, which for some time threa'en'd
an extensive conf grafton, broke OUT in Liver
pool on the morning Of the 29,h, but were h
nally subdued after destroying the buildings In
which they originated. One Of these buildings
VS. The City OF Dublin Packets ore.
Passengers IN the Br,rani he Hon, James
B bour, late Minister a. L ndnn, and lady;
Nj IS. Barbour End servant, + OIns,ead ana la
DIV, of New York; s : II WAND, Of do; Mr.
K Ansic- and lady, OF fredericksburg, Va;
Re, DIR. Harris, lady, and servan', Of York. U.
c; Miss Susan AID Miss Sophia nd w. R.
B rury, of Charleston. S. Z; James and VIM.
Joho son Birbou:; E. Dainge, field; Slams
field; A Fos,r,; q. Houn>6eld; ". Carver;
d II. Haiph,; ]. VI. Brad; " Krerl; Hu
sr,; r v. &. Matthews; w TurnbuiI; Alfred
to- nbull
Thr packet ship York, f'om New York was
eff Hnlyheadf Sept. 30.
III ship Meridian sailed for New York Sep
tembrr 26, and ships Pleaides and Minerva on
hr-Soth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
COMMUNICATION.

Mr. Ep1roR: Memorials Of sff-c,on and es .
te.m always please aud delight me, especially
VIII they are produced by F1LI.L DUTY AND
REVERENCE There is something consoiins In
the thought, that our children, when We are
dead and gone, will honor our memories, and
consecrste our graves. II there is any hing in
the world TO blunt the shat of dea h, il IS th-
The knowledge that we shall fus in III. hearts
Of our dear ohildr-n.
These feelings occurred to me while reading
your paper this morning, containing de>orir,
ton of the moDumen, erected BY JoHN QuINcy
ADAMS over the ashes Of his F. her d Mo
Their The inscriptions so elegantly and CLASH
ca " written. do Is much horror To his own
heart as to the illuslrious DE- ad whose ,iuues
tho commemorate.
II is high praise, 6u, no more than j"sioe to
say, tina, the son is worthy of the f. her, and
tie fs'hrr was by Of III. son.
rhroughou, his life, John Quincy Adams has
DISPLAYED hr character of the du ifu son. His
attachment 10 his honored parent was warm and
abiding. Through every vicissiude, and IN
every ,itua ion, his father his oeen he objec,
Of mis- cons ant care and attention.
Often have / poin'ed my little ones Will
quietly seated around he domestic hear h and
eufnrcing he lessons of flial obedit nee, o this
trait 10 the character Of Adams, as bright ex-
ample.
NV PRAYER TO Heaven is, that If it should
please Providence to remove me from my fa-
miIy, my sons may imitae Adams In the re-
spect which he pays 10 a beloved father, me-
mory. CATO.
AEraadrsa OF 30, 1879
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

Jane, { Fisher, Esq has resigned the sit
usti n Ut Presidenr of the thrsapeakr snd Del
aware Canal Company, and Roheri VI. Lewis
appointed ill the vsoancy occssioned by his
resigoa ion. NJ Levin Gale, Of Cecil county
Md. haspbeen appointed a director.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

The Nstchctoches Courier IF the "a, Sen
TENDER sais;
Our town is completely deserved this morn
ing, II olasst. having gone To wi ness he
highly interesting hal .pa, e a-en toe hos
'a~ an psscag ibe. Of indians, lmmedi-
ateiy out Of The suburbs"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

A
Mrs Abbott
B
William 8 Beslly Purdy Brown
John Bean Lloyd Bell
Patty Bozel Capt T. Bates
John Burk Catharine Brown
Presley Barker Anu Brown
Edward Butler Philip Barry
VIM Baey-2 Saml Beatty
Capt Beers
Thomas Cruise MalIca Cartwrite
John Carter Benz Crier
John Camp Alexander Clarke
Miss I-o.ty Chin Robert Going
D
Nathaniel Dawson Nicholas Drece
Edward leroy William Uujlsy
Robert Davis-2 Rbtcca Davis
David Easton
Mr. Fi''hurh {p0p'aF sFove>
Robert Hodgkin william Herbert
Andrew Hancock % Hanson
Philip Hedges Csrrel Humphrey
Levi Hurdle
Henry Jones Washington Jones
Daniel Johnson NJ Jenet
Alexander Johnston Mary Jefvie
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Louisa King John King
Francis Kirby Mar, K'llbride
Julia Kelly Gibson Kadle
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Nathaniel Lucas Thomas Ly.es
Henry Lloyd Mr Leddy ss-sssr.
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Margaret Manly Su,an McGrury
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katharine Russell Thomas Rowand
I .natus Radcliffe Randolph Reeves
John Richardson Robert Russell
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Daniel Somers--2 Roger Sullivan
Francis J Summers Elizabeth " Stephens
amuel Simmons John II Swain
Jno Sayres VIM Stuart
william Smith Dealy Ann Stewart
John Swami
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Mrs Emeline Thompson John II Terrett
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John Vanransalear
Miss Hannah J White Jacob II Wilson
Edward Washburn-2 William Ward
Edward Williams
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The New York Ehq"irrr complains Of the
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