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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29
INVENTION OF INDIAN LETTERS.

From Knapps Lectures on American Literature.
"The Indians themselves are becoming philologsts
and grammarians and exciting the wonder of the
world by the invention of letters. The invention of
the Cherokee alphabet has excited the establishment
of tie philosopher in this country and in Europe
but have yet any satisfactory account of
the progress and history of this great effort of genius
of the present day, will state what | know of it.
from the lips of the inventor himself
In the winter of 1885, delegation of the Chero-
KEGS visited the city of Washington, in order to make
treaty with the United States, and among them was
Sec-qua-yal, the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet
His English name was George Guess, he was half
blood, but had never, rom his account, spoken
single word of English up to the time of his inven
ton, nor since. Prompted BY my own curiosity and
urged by several literary friends applied to See-Gua-
YAH through the medium of two interpreters--one a
half-blood. Capt. Roger, and the other full-bood
chief, whose assumed English name was John Nav,
to relate to me, infinitely as possible the mental
operations and all the facts in his discovery. He
checrfuy complied with my request, and gave very
deliberate and satisfactory to every question,
and at the time careful to know from the
interpreter if distinctly understood his answers
No stole could have been more grave in his demean-
or than was See-qua-yah he pondered. according to
the Indian custom, for considerable time after each
question put, before he made his reply, and Of
ten took Whit of his calumet, while rejecting on an
answer. The details of the examination are too long
for the closing paragraph of this lecture but the
substance Of it was this--That he, (See-qua-yah)
about sixty five years old, but could not pre-
cisely say-hat in early life he gay and laxative,
and although he attempted to speak in council
but once yet often, from the strength of his men,
DRY, his easy coloqual powers and ready command
of his yernacuar storyteller of the convvia party.
His reputation for talents of every kind gave him
some distinction when he was quite young so long
ago st. Cairs defeat In this campaign, or some
one that followed il, letter was found on the
person of prisoner, which wrongly read by him
to the Indians. In of their deliberations on this
subject question among them whether the mystic
rious power of the talking lee the gift of the
Great Spirit to the white man, discovery of the
white man himself Most of his companions were Of
the former opinion, while he strenuously maintained
the latter. This frequently became subject of con-
temptation with him afterwards as well as many other
things which he knew had heard that the white man
could do but he never sat down seriously to reflect
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
GROCERIES,:

Loaf and Lump Sugar;
New Orleans Sugar and MoasseS;
Sup. Rio, Java and MocOa Cote,
Imperial Gmpowder, and Young Tyson Teas
Chocolate; Bloom aus Aiuskatel RaIsins;
Dates; Figs; Almonds, soft shellcd;
Cinnamon; Alspicc; Pepper Cloves; Klcei
Cavendish Tobaccoo first quality
Common Chewing dc.
Spanish and Common Cigars;
Scotch aud Rappee Snuff.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

their Spring and Summer
GOODS,
Bought recently ia the Nc,0 York. Philadelphia
ana Baltimore markets for cash, and of the
most recent importatIons, among which are
mmv choice and beautiful articles, which they
offer upon as reasonable terms rs they can be
had I'M Inns place; consisting IN part OF
"a UPERFINE and common Blue, Black, Olive
- and Stcel-mmcd Cloths:
BlIe and other CassImeres and CasSnets:
Cadet mike SattinettS, very fashionable:
Black Brown, Purple, Blue and Crimson Bomba-
zetts plain aud figured:
Blue and Black Circassiau and Bombazeen'S:
Beautiful Batiste and Palmarine for dresses, the
latter q very fashionable article:
Superior Blue Black and Genoa Velvet:
Italian Lutestrns and eros &c Naples Silk, an
excellent assortment
silk Camblet and Black Prunella, handsome
article for gentlemen summer clothing
Fucy and plain black Italian Crayats;
Super Linen CambncE
White and Yellow Nankeens:
Ladies and Gentlemen's Hoskin Gloves * Alltts
Fashionable Palmariue eros de Naples Gauze
and Blraze Dress HandkercieiS; Gauze Scaris:
Bobbmet Points and Long Shawls:
Crazy James;
Black ans White Silk Hose and ID Hose;
Conn, do do.
a beautiful ass { Of Nlantua and other Ribbons:
French aud Satin-faced Drilling for summer wear;
Canton Grape Dresses aud Robes:
Vi.onia Cassimeres. Rouen do pretty article;
Jackson. Egyptian, and Nayarlno prints;
Cuuoy Spots:
Artificial Wreaths and Flowers:
/ Mrs Cmtelo's celebrated Stocks aud CorSets:
Figured and plain buff Cravats, Superior article:
I Thread and Bobmet Lace and EdgIngS:
/ Curls and Pufs; Fancy Ginghams:
Silk great variety; Black Lasting:
/ Cotton Drilling; Pittsburgh and Bangup Cords;
/ Bandauoe and Silk FLAG llaudkeTchleis;
/ Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
( Puasois
/ Sepcrior Gilt and Lasting Buttons;
I Best Italian Silks for Cloth sewing:
/ Patent Thread Padding and Canvass.
+ DOMESTIC GOODS.
! A general assortment of HARDW1RE;
Lookmg Glasses, ass sizes and various qualities:
| A GOOD assortment of Ladies Pruuclla and Mo
+ rocco Boots;
Gen,lolnen's Fine and Strong Boots and Shoes.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
CORRAGE STORE,

aud is now ready to execute all orders for ari-
cles in his hne, with which he may be favored and
on the most advantageous terms. He has now on
hand a very extensive assortment of Cordage OF
every description, 10 which he is daily adding from
his Factory His prices will be regulated by the
0r,st PuisJwgh ~ Cincinnati ratcs; and he
feels confident of being able TO I'LL all orders Of
Merchants. who may favor him with their custom,
ON 10 least Us good, if not better terms than can be
procured any where else in the Western Country.
He viii warrant his work TO be Of the very best
quality Commanders Of Boats are requested to
give him q call
Orders addressed TO Messrs Knox and Mckee,
Forsyth and Dobbin, and d. b. Dayless, Commis-
sion Merchants, or TO himself promptly ATTENDED
10.
Wheeling, March ith 1S29-Gl
The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re-
publican, and ST. Louis Republican, viii please
insert the aboyeonce a week fortwomouths, ana
forward their accounts to this Office for payment.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

FNYPE Foundry " Printers Wares0n,.
- ner OF Vine and Centre streets C,rs.,,. cor
The pToPretors Of the Cincinnati Type iFIy 1l
have lately made considerable addt,Sn. ousory
establishment, and are able to furnish nn ~ lhe'
or on very short notice, Type from IA l s'' S
TO NOnpareil, mostly Of new cut and a. s' ".e rsl
riety Of fancy job Type, Cuts, &c. As rS ~ ava
m the United States, and at the same nm ,1'-l
the Eastern toundEles. Also, Press,. On 'l's '
Cases, Iype-metal RegIed cast 10 regnl, ms
Brass huie OF every description, Prutna ~, I'''
New York and Philadelphia make, BaI "a y
Parchments DC. We will also procure SIR. ..
plates, to order, from J. Howe's FounIrr ~!
delphia, aud deliver the same at Cincnras! u,.
charge Tor transportation, commission. A "'' "
.. Y Il. WELLS
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

ALSO-4O Kegs WHITE LEAD, fresh ground
from Arcry1s Works, Pittsburgh.
Ii is deemed unnecessary to to enter into a
minute detail of all the articles on hand--we IN
yte those who need such articles, to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
-.'seGs'-..
NJ l.. TODD has also for sale, in the front part
Of the store, and distinct from the Drugs Il Med
icmes the following
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
DIX GOODS,

Doe Cloths ta. TO- So per ya.d;
Bacs NNd aa. olive Cloths .-
B,ohll.. Fu. Figured aud IWAi
Rel sub. a.t }ivcj Patdmg
r r..9.. Cambria Muslin: Bo1S. Lcuo. Jlcoret.
NrG Swiss FIGURED aGi P.ln Au>ius
rt ..t White Cotton Stockings. Swiss ana
l,G
Ir,l lum Cambria Poke. HmdAerchi,ta
81 -rf Cotton dos dos
i..... sssten1u's Gloves. 0fal dcscr Pnons.
BI,. IS of .h. following Kinds. o-rsane.ts,
.,. t.'.a 3.llj. ll Lutte. rugs Scnshaws,
~,.. .,f rt.te-eI Ono. dc Nj Plies
Vy-. Robes Whrs Satin, PmA. Blue, Straw
.,.. ,.ae-. end Florence ou1si
CegIrra ,ir1s d. Naples ,hk
Crss. ..-rsl and striped ouscnetts'
BIZ nd Plain olored Canton Grapes ana Grape
Cms rvls. a. "a. and So Grape scars;
F,... I .r1ercaists and Shlwls; Thread Lace,
Rls5le. nee. Prmg Cord, al. colours
Crc.r.d u5 B.ack Urades
Foundation Lace au5 Alusim
Cr7s csc. p,ak, Blue. White. Straw and Black
B..s pu.p.e. and Green SILK Velvet
.s ag+ C0.oured Iabbv Ne.rer
Cur lis eIy.l es.n-. B-raiSe and 5l'esSei
Iur.ts Worked Caps and Ladies Worked Lace
Caes
R.rS sat1,hte Lace Wells Black Feathers
Gan sNnte ana Black, Cause Wells Acr Sllr
Ca. Ht m5 Sonnet Ribbons, Ns0 StlS@
Jc. s- Game: sn1 Wax Beads
Saa 8e.s to, vorlug purses
- scce.s-. 0ith sets. Bracelets, and Cable
C..sas. Beal R1uc.Jes Pulses, sc.
C.ms,3 Jer Pead ana Fancy EARRINGS;
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

ANVU.S. ra. Mouse hole and brmlngham
Gu. ,Dl = Cu. Pm. Hand Veaent Table
Comul,s Web and Fret,
Vices 6rgm ara hlc6, Do. Hand and bencE
.Sr-,,v Pa.ss sss1r-j skies; Nuc ASS numbers
V.rs plye-s md Cutters Plane lions, Butcher:
and Cams 1s steel ana commons
t,oorers Shoemaker CharmaAels N1ddle's
and Turner oo.S
CrrIo.ks W su kinds; Shee; Bass;
Hrros assorted kiuds Screws, assorted Sizes
H.,.aois Axes ana AIDES;
Prtod aul rmnei SlddIeN llErTWsa;
Bal metal Preserving Kettles, assorted SIZES
B-.ss DO. Bass rea kettles and Sauce Fans
Bras, We.gefs. lvmg Pans Gut Irons
Brass ~ar Rods. Troweis Brick and tiasiering'
KNIVES and Forks, nd Table S,ee's
Peaknves. with trom D tG . blades;
Scocac.es and Razors;
Wool Cotton and Horse CudS
Cuuv Com5s Drawing Knives Wheel l'ohs
SIZE Sticks Files assorted large Ass1i,-heAF
Iron and Steel Blade Square;
Needles, Glove, sail end Sp1yne'
Locks. Stock Cupboard. IdI, Chest
do. Scotch SDIug Knob. q 3, ana i.y.''
do Nl-ire best Scotch spring, %, a. d Wcies'
DO Closet ana Dutch locks
pt---f. ..,.res. Knob L1.chcs Japhncs -No'-
Es ui Thumb L1tc1es' ,...-
q ~. -,--.r ,a4 -e4nl. lIoa-ses Gates; b.acAi e
S,,,.s -,rf. aaute7. BUtauia and Irons
r.-..-. hr-s. Cox and Blulcks, a.' kinds
n, S.r.I. sr.ener Clclyers and Saws
As--... ASIA sizes Pagh Wells. and uaHet
F..sr- I'll, -r.lsr, cteo, ana W ood
Car,,e .r. Gg ANcT5e stmn-'
~. DO lace and Trimmings
Pi.,f Moulding. Plated Bands, ulsnef- a. .'il.>'
Da A1-1 end 0- Mounting. Japan an' i.i t' '-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
BOOTS & SHOES
HARDWARE

SUP. cast and GermaH steel hand saws;
Tenant saws;
STEEL: American Crowley, English, Cast and
Shear
Knives and Forks; Pen and Pocket Knives, Of a
superior quality;
Dirk Knives; Shoe and Butcher do.
Thumb and Norfolk Latches;
Locks; Knob, Pad, Trunk, Cupboard and Til;
Brass Candle Sticks; Brass Knobs; Brass Bolts
Glass Knobs, fine Razors; Sheep shears
Tailor's shears; Pocket scissors;
Shutters and Trays;
Brtania and Iron Tea and Table spoons;
Walters, assorted
FILES: Flat aad ID round bastard, Mill and
Hand saw;
Blacksmith's Files; Shoemaker RasPS;
Cut and cast sparabeS;
Snuff and shaving boxes;
Screw Augurs, from , TO quarters;
Gimbleis and Tap borers;
American aud Yankee Cote Mills
Cork Ink stanCls, Tea Kettles Castings
Juniatta Iron assorted; Mould Boards
Plough Irons; Sad Irons
Looking Glasses, assorted sizes.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

NSA ORLEANS SUGARS IIhds. prime N.
M. O. Sugar, just received andior sale 6y
April =. ANOA q n NIL
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
removal,

~ NOX n MCKEE have removed % 81
IN. NV WAREHOUSE, Conner Of Mor-o. WI ~,
" alter streets one door south Of Denuis,on n y
ern) where they viii be happy 10 receive d 4. y,
its and orders of their friends. -
feb IA %
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
Drugs, Oils,
Medicines, VarnisheS, &
Paints, Chemicals,
OE .aLL KINDS
OF .ALL KLNI

Physicians, Country Merchants, Painters, FaI-
Lers. Dlers, CoLomerS, Gilers and all Others loho
use the aborc articles can Re supplied on tie most
liberal terms, and all orders promptly attended to.
The following will be sold by the Barrel, hall
Barrel, or as may SUIT purchasers
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

81 ALT PETER.-20 Casks Refined sab Petre,
- Just received and for sale by
Msyp. KNOX & NKEE.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
LIQUORS

Salt; Liverpool and Common Queensware,
Chinaware, and Fine Cut Glassware al Pittsburgh
prices.
P. S. The following articles will be received
at al times as Cash: Flax and Tow Linen, teatll-
ers, TaIlow, Bees Wax Ginseng, Rags, DC.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17

AUPERFINE CLOTHS, Blue, Black, Olive,
- Brown, Claret, Drab, and steeLmixed, do
CasssimereS and CasSnetts;
Cambets aud Tartan PaldS
Bombazetts, black and Biue-blk, Brown, Purple
Scarlet, Crimson;
Moreen, Blue, Scarlet, Crimson and Cross barredi
Ba,esse and Cortepela; Bonnet Cambria;
A very large assortment Of Ginghams, aud Cling
ham Robes
Plain and figured Swiss, Jaconet x Book AuslIns;
Plain and figured BobbmoG
Cambria Musns;
Hair cord and Furniture Cambrlcll,
Linen. Linen Camblck and limitation Hmdkis;
SILK: Gros dc Naples, Black Blue and BIue black
Brown, Green, Purple, Scarlet, Light Blue and
Straw;
Superfine Lustring, Satin, Levantne, India
Satin aud Scnshaw;
general assortment of Bonnet Satin: Black,
Blue. Green, Pink, and White Florence.
Plain. Figured, and cut Six Velvet;
Tabby Velvet;
Vestings: silk & silk Velvet, yalentia, MarseiIl-
es and Toonet
Jaconet HandkerchieE; Book, Swiss, Superfna
Iustring. Birds eye, black twilled Silk, Ban
dana. Silk flags, Superfine Gros de Naples and
Fancy Gauze handlls.
Do. Shawls. Cashmere, and Meriuo long ShawlS:
Merino Dress Shawls;
Furniture Calico; Stripes asserted
Pittsburgh aud Bangup Cords;
Sattn-Faced. LINEN, and Cotton Drllng
Steel and Wood busks;
silk and Cotton Stay LaCeS
Ladies Pufs, Curs aud Braids;
Black and White Silk and sup. Gauze Wells;
italian Grapes, assorted
Nankus and Nanlm Grapes;
Canton Grape dresses, assorted colours;
do. do. Robes - aud upwards;
Grape Liece. assorted;
Umbrellas: Silk and Cotton;
Parasols new style) large assortment.
Mohau Bracelets and Watch Guards;
Beads, assorted;
Sets sup. Bonnet Ribbon, new Style
Nlntau Gauze aud Satin. assortedi
Plain and figured Velvet NbboE
Swiss Capcs and Caps;
Thread, Bobiuet Cotton aud black SILK Laccsi
Irish Linens, itom p to 81,
Irish Shectings;
Dainask Table Linen and Cotton;
Russia Draper; Brown Hollands
Padding Buckram and Canvass; Oil Cloths;
Black and White Silk Gloves
Hose and ID hose
White Worsted and Cotton do.
Mixed Half Hose;
Ladies Kid Beaver and Hoslin Gloves;
Geutlemans Hoskiu, Beaver Kid and Dog Skin
Gloves:
Combs: Tuck Shell Quilted back, She'll Side, and
mock shell tuck combs;
Dc. Side and Crescent do.
Ivory Fine Combs: Pocket and Wood, do.
Brushes: Cloth, Hair, Shoe still dusuug, ground
paint, aud shaving
Leghom Hats aud Crowns, extra cheap
do. Bolyars, and Hats for boys
Ladies' and Misses Gimp Hats;
Fur Hats at 50 and upwards;
COTTON YARNS.
DOMESTIC GOODS, general assortment un-
usually low.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-17
TODD & WOODS,

HAVE removed their DRUGS AND MEDI-
CINES from their old Stand, to their New Store,
ON Water Street, next door to Mr.. Samuel Den
nistons Hotel and Stage Office, and few doors
south of Forsyth IL Dobbin's Warehouse. They
now have on hand General Assortment; but IN
few DAYS they will receive, as per their invoices,
large additions to their present stock-of which
the following is a general outline, viz:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
Nyeing and Securing,
Committed TO this Jain,

As Runaway Negro Man, VIII" saws his name IS
N TON He is about feet high and rather slender
mad nf black complexion, and appears 10 be between
20 and IS airs of age; he has his right tenn
ple gong rather over the eye
He say, he belongs to Il Mr.. MCPHERSON, son OF
General Mcrherson, decd, Of South Carolina; that he
was bought by Gen McPheton when he was quite
youup and VIII. the estate of Mr.. Edward Perry
sold; that he lived estate about days travel on
foot from Charleston
lie ccalisd himself previous tohs unrest. BY the name
of Mlnris NIcKoKLs, a,s he got off from Charleston
in vessel, about ye.rs ago lie has also stated hat
he Il, ed wish. man by the name of dgh, whu kept
n undergrad an Charleston. Ili0s. STEEL,
nov l6-co7t !s'icr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18

p,ralgrlc SENTIMENTS. On fuesdAy the 81
en-, ,he Inauguration # GEORGE r GILMER
81, r,,error Of the Sale Of Georgia ,ook place.
:, h, address 10 his fcliuw liens upon his
rccls on i, the following, honor able to his feel
,,, as man, and his character as Chief
Mg,uare:
have hu, o word to sly about The admin.
,,rat,oa Of he Executive D~pa'tmrn,. on.
I,r myself ,ne Chief Masistra # he 5 a'e
,15 MT Of pariy. In ali the appoIu men >
rsich il becomes my duty TO make, ! shsi
attempt TO be governed by no o'her con>id r
,lon han the ppphc service. Ii wilt he my
eF d ayor 20 give employment To integrity, tall
,s,,, and indusry viii. 10 know tne pi,ier
,nce exp esstd by any ciuz u tor my highl,
ssp,clab, oppoheht ~ the ia'e election !
dI!l atremp. q III. utmost e my abIh,y, 10
!ncha,gs al he Gu les ofmyo off e. The reward
hoo-d ro,, is ting -pprotauion of HI pope ana
d my own conscIesCe.
How d ffeieat the course here marked out
rom TT pursued by the Exc, u,''e OF the
Caued ota.rs! Aud "ho can doubt a. TO
saica will receive the "approba'ion Of the peo
pie" aud tie rewards Of good cunsrirucr p
h ealy seem, as If the Governor had direct
Mission TO the Poi of The administration, a
ooE,ywhich h, sdi,gusted 50 many highminded
ni,p,udrn,, Southern gentlemen. Al any tate
he cou,ra., between III political principle oI
ID. Governor Of Genrgi', and thos" OF the
n.r.h s Of The CABINET !, SD IN kid and DE-
See as to Afford mat, er for much speculation
sG rcn,,tlop
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
iy heard Gen. Washington cay I. my husband,

iy heard Gen. Washington cay to my husband,
the navy was your child have always Be.
iieved it to be Jeferson's child, though Kaox
may have assisted in ushering il INFO the world.
Hamiit""'s hobby Was The army. Tha, WASH
,ngton was averse to a navy ] had full proof
from his own lips, in many different converse
tons. some OF them of length, in which he al.
way, insisted that it was Only building and
arming ships for the English. 81 qnid novisti
reef'us isis eandidus ,naqerii; ii non, his utera
n7ecum
1t am in error IN any particular, pray cor.
rect your humble servant,
JOHN ADAMS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18

..oT the newspapers are loud in their de-
Y;',;on, against the use of TOBACCO in any
=. manner or form whatever. Mroicai au-
80. srbour number, arc quoted to prove IT'S
.,,,icous ,fFre,s upon "mind, body and estate"
~, rar our own parts, although we could ne
:. y, into ,he process Of reasoning BY which
an, veople persuade themselves TO roll quid
: ,,b,cco az "swret morsel under their
,.,,o,s," we are by no means prepared to ego
-. whole" Against the Indian weed. Wha' !!
..,,l se discard plant, as full OF classic and
;,,,,,,ing rtcolieclionS as 1t is OF bitterness,
,.,,O,- some puny stomachs Cannot stand its
,.,.,iul /, f!aencr? Shall we banish from our
,,.,sDce what give, diguiiy 10 an Indian Conn
lids cheerfn!ness TO an "eNening 6reslde"
-,c.rnws frcndshIp-and diees's dinner ,
,,;,;, of Sir Walter R.leieh forbid il. We
=, ,ill;nu to forego The he & { the oud, "
NJ, ,,ke no, from Us the socianle pinch, and the
.n!i,rniog puff!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
JAMES S. GUNNELL, NJ. D.
NEEHIST.

DEsPECTFUILY informs hec itizeps and visitors
IL of Aexsndr IA, that me NAV be consulted at Mr
n cIagetfs Hotel, on the first and third wEDNEs-
DAY IN every month, from O'Clock, a. n. until:
r NJ
Allettersa ddressedto DIR. G. at his office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House.
Washington City, or left at Mr. H. Clagett's boteliu
Alexandria. will be PrnctuslIy attended TO.
ian eYtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18

Tn following ls'I,r as x,rd't'd from the
lou Volume uf Mr.. jeff sous pop RS re-
l,r'y Published by Thomas J. Ra dolUh. IL
amt e,'lug IL itself, and r. r Ioui riy so, as
;'n .inng niorma'.on which was never befnrr
Shown. Nh Adams may however, have been
nIs,skrn. IN some Of his Opinions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
Fashionable tailoring


EOH" 8. EMERiOI respectfully informs his Gus.
toners and the public generally that he has Just
received from New York, at his shop near the Franklin
House Hotel,
The Latest FALL FASHIONS for Gen.
tlemens Clothing, which will enable him to have he
work Of those VIII" may favor him with preference e.
ecuted in the most fashionable style, and which he il
determined shall be unsurpassed for Of cut
ting and neatne aud durability Of workmanship, md
he hopes, by having his work properly an promptly
executed give general sasf,ciion and insure con-
FINANCE Of the patronage which he has heretofore re.
oeived.
Strangers and others, DESTROYS of having their work
satisfactorily made up particular, solicited call
aud view tn fashions and ascertain his prices which
shall be reasonable
lie has on hand excellent sssortm. Mt Of Talk.
nINes. which he will furnish at reasonable prices a.
they can be purchased in the town.
J. $ having been appointed the agent Of ~ A.
r sasuez- patent rules and squares, together with the
fashions that they be supplied at his shop with the
rules and tie latest Improvements in cutting-Hc has
band tsw dozen first quality inch measures painted
both sides
Any person DESTROYS Of acquiring the art ofs ing
from this rule, can be instructed, nv sh.l, The
shortest notice, and am authorized 10 state. b, Mr..
ssgucz, that there is other person in the town al.
lowed 10 teach, give ruction way whatever.
The terms for teaching may be- known spplicationte
JOHN " EBERyOb,
.agent for A. + S4GGEZ.
nov 9. cow
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sxrscrsD.-A proOf-siip from our
.J,r,s of the New York Gazette, un-
W. # 18th instant, 2 P. NJ. announces
October Liverpool pscket Sylvanus
'"' -, 90 be below. Her adyices will reach
''., -. evenings mail, and will, we presume,
-" n. final result Of the negotiations be-
''' -. Russian Commander and the Grand
Sghsn.
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(,aA,es' Beaver B0nnets.

uJJST received b, The last srri,s from New York,
j ah.nd,on, ,sntmen, Of Indies and Kisses Black
and Drab Beasers, Of the latest tfsts'".
nov ST MORSE & JOsSELYN.
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NuMuway

NNMtWay
ENRON the subscriber, living Prince George coun.
Il ", Maryland, at Broad Creek VIII. Friday night
last, a negro woman nam d
JENNY,
generally called jim; about IS carS old; about feet
or nch's high; quite black, aud smiling coun',-
name, and shows her teeth when she laughs Herb
I'm j, II; .,,iy perceived # '.\smiued She carried
AVA, with her. her female CHiLD. abou, two Years
OIL Wh,ch h,l'he whoop,ng ;'ugh The child was
of lighter col h,n the woman.
wit give so reward fo experimenting and curing
the said negr" woman and ,hiitl, that | get them
sg.in. WNLLtH u PU"FHREI,
nov IS-3t' Prince Georges County, Nd
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:. office.

CHARLES SCOTT has been appointed by the
Council as collector of the old balances for taxes
due to The Corporation Those interested will please
,bs-.f,re tax . notice nr< IS Ivy