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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
July 81

q INSTITUTIONAL CHARTS, or comparative
" Views of the Legislative, Executive and Judiciary
Departments in the Constitutions of all the States in the
Union, including that of the United States with am ap-
pendix. BY James NJ Garrett, just published and for
sale by COLLINS s. 60
Oh whom may be had Constitutions of the United
States, complete the present period The Resolutions
OF Virginia and Kentucky, pcnned by Madison and JEFF
ferson. Jeferson's Manual, sc. SC.
July 81. 2i-w6w
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RICHMOND CoTToN MANUFACTORY.

RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
q NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment offered Tor
sale, wholesale and retail, at the Propretors Office ION
the street leading to Schock@ Warehouse) at moderate
prices.
They will also wish to purchase quanty of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop preference will be given
10 cotton in the seed, which will be received OF the
Planters on the most liberal terms, for
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Nav 10. 3f
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NIOTICE.--Thc Executive win receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions Of the Sd section Of
the act concerning tho Armory, hereto onncxed-And
be further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the A,ioru
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be Sold OK
changed or leased for term of years. and communicate
10 the next General Assembly the result of their onqu-
ry BY order Of the Executive
WIN. H. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department,
18th March, 1929. {
March II. IO1--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

ED EAL ESTATE FOR SALE offer Tor sale nv
ID e. farm in the County OF Goochand, called John
sons Springs. just twenty miles from the City of
richmond and contains five hundred and twenty ceres
OF land The houses are large and eommodious. and the
land is well adapted TO the growth OF corn wheat oats
&c ltlas BEEN and, doubt not, might he again one
OF the most valuable stands for Tavern in The vicinity
OF Rchfrond.The terms will he FORTH cash, and
credit OF six for the residue; the purchasers pay
ing the interest alter the expiration of the first year
or credit OF six years upon the whole paying interest
from the day Of sae--Any person desiring purchase
during my abaence from Town will call Mr. Thomas
Green OF the City Of Richmond, or Mr.. John Watkins
OF the County Of Henrico, who will contract for me
July 81 22-IOt JAMES LYOSS.Jr
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~ UGAR PLANTATION FOR SALK.-The snhsrr

e. UGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE.-Thc subscIi-
~ beers offer for sale advantageous terms the very
valuable Sugar Estote of hc Hon. James T. Williams
deceased, twcntyseven miles below New Orleans on
the banks OF the Mississippi River This Plantation is
well known as one of the largest and valuable in
Louisiana, having front OF miles on the river In
addition TO very large and splendid Mansion House.
newly built the Sugar House and all other buildings and
fixtures upon the place new extensive and well ar
ranged, and ia believed that il may be sad with truth
that estate in Louisiana ia in better condition in all re-
spcciS than this. There are the place about I40
Negroes, which the Subscribers would prefer selling
with the estate; together With all the Stock Sc; but
they will sell the Negroes separately, il desired by
purchaser.
The terms OF sale wi,l.be $4,000 in cash and The
remainder in four annual instruments, without interest
Oilers for this estate may be made TO the two first
named OF the subcrbers, at Greenville Courthouse s.
Carolina, to the two last named at New Orleans and
not previously disposed of it will be sold at Public
Sale on the 9th OF February next at New Orleans Ii
may not be improper TO add, indicating the value oi
this PROF ary that the crop of the last year which
made with 10 hands, 63s hogsheads which with tho
the Moassos, sold for 44,s5i like opportunity OF
purchasing so valuable an estate may not again occur
THOMAS h. WILLIAMS. !
WADDY THOMPSON, jr. r.-
WI. =. GOULD, (ENecu'ofs'
HERVEY ELKIN.
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AArDL1A CoUNrY,
August &.
April Court, 1929.

y , ApriI Court, IS2y )
a ordered, that Master Commissioner Lawson pro-
~ coed to examine, state and settle the accounts OF
Thomas W. Webster, executor of Booker Foster, dec a.
and make report thereof TO the Court.
copy. Testc,
J. r. LEIGH, C. 4 c.
The parties interested will take notice, that have APP
pointed Tuesday the 22d day OF September next TO COM
mence the settlements of the directed in the
foregoing order of Court which day at 10 o'clock
A. M they are requested TO attend my Office in the
County OF Amelia, with the necessary papers for e-
animation and settlement
FABIUS LAWSON, Corn'r.
July 81. 2t-w3w
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N Up FOR SALE--The undersigned will sell a vaua-
u bic little farm in the county Of Prince Edward on
both sides Of yaugIans and of Little Creek containing
2J5 IL acres between GO and 20 of which is good ai
land IL lies Is miles from the Courthouse I3 from
Hampton Sydney, and 10 above Farnville within 2
miles Of a landing on the Appomatox from which pro
duce Is boated TO Farmvlic, Petersburg, &c Those
Wishing TO purchase such property, will please apply TO
the undersigned on the premises
August7. 26-wSw JOSEPH WILSON
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YuyHE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Hening' q
u Statutes, at large, Gilmer's s. Randolphs Reports
Of cases argued and determined IN tho Court Of APP
peals, Journals Of the Senate md House of Delegates
of Virginia from lT76 to 1900 inclusive and of tho Con-
ventions of1775-6 aud 1873.
The Legislature having directed the sale Of these
books and maps, many of which were purchased by
The State, 10 insure the publication, they offered TO
tho public Except the Journas much less than cost
and the proceeds TO he applied TO the increase OF
the Library of the State, il is hoped that every
Virginia purchaser will be disposed 10 supply him
self from this OF the large Map of Virginia,
sousy admired for its general accuracy and beauty OF
execution but limited number of copies remain for
salc The Journals which have recently been prin ed
ut the public expense embrace the entire period of the
Revolutionary struggle, contain much valuable and in
tereyting matter-arc where else to be had, aud with
the Statutes at large ought be in the library Of every
ViTgnian The following tho pgiccs.-For the
large map $780, small map 8; Honings Statutes large
per set OF Is vols. IL dollars; Gmers Reports dolls
per vo Randolphs, per set 20 dolls in proportion for
any vol except the 5h which canuot be sod for less
than 5doIs for Tire Journals, per set comprising quar-
60, and octave vols % dolls being more than the
expense Of printing and binding
Orders addressed TO the subscriber at the Capitol in
Che City Of Richmond. TO J. & j. T. Heron, corner
above the EAGLE Hotel, will be promptly attended
VIM. II. RICHARDSONt,
CLERK If The Council and Librarian.
March 81. I06--G
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NOTICE.-Mrs Nelson continues the Boarding Is.
lV adjustment adjoining the Washington Tavern
within fifty yards OF the Capitol Square. Shs will be
prepared 10 accommodate in the hes. manner, u number
of the Members of the Convention and Legislature,
with their families If required. Good stables and car
rage Houses-well supplied with provender and care
ful osers.
August Z. 26-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

Jba,ssdrs Sale Of Land ia Chesterfield County.
UDURSUANT 10 an order Of the Superior Court OF
Il Chancery for the Richmond district, made the
llih day January 1929 in the case Of Hall vs. Bot
toni shall, Monday the 9Th day of September,
1929, offer for sale to the highest bidder at public
ton the premises, tract Of land lying and being in
the County Of Chesterfield, on James River, bounded
by the lands Of Thomas Srson, Sam Clay aud others
containing FIFTY acres, being the same tract on which
Thomas Bottom. rssided-and the same which here
toiore sold under decree Of court pronounced in the
same cause, to John Bennett Of Petersburg--but not
paid for. Tsrms-a credit Of II months, bond and
curty, and the tito retained until the money is paid
Sale 10 commence IL O'clock
GUERRANT NJ. s. C. C. IT. D
August z. 26-tds Or one OF his deputies
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L1,n1tic Uosn;ioI- IViIIio,ns6,,rc

L,ladtic Hospital williamsburg.
NOTlCE is hereby given that all the cells in this
institution are occupied, and that patients
will be received until of the said cells vacant
due notice of which viii be given. BY order of the
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May 20. 5f-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

EN THE PRESS, and will be published In 4 few
N days, The puginid Report and Kentucky Resotu-
lions Of 1893 and 1870, with the Debate on tie former
IN the House OF Delegates OF Virginia. Gentlemen
holding subscription papers, will please return them 10
the Publishers forthwith. COLLINS & Co.
August 26-0
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August IL

NET AS committed TO the Jail of Hanover County as
w runaway, ont l4th Of May last, negro
man named JIM, who says he belongs 10 negro trader
by the name of Voolfolk, who purchased him of one
John Smith of the County Of FrcdericThe said negro
appears to be about twenty-five years of age, five feet
three or touTnches high, has several scars one under
the right eye, another across his very visible
and two or three the right wrist, has teeth out
one above and the other below, and has good coune-
nance when spoken to, and Of dark complexion The
owner OF the said negro is required come toward
prove property, and pay fees, &c. or he win be dealt
with as the law directs. JOS. SEARKE, d. S.
August 4. 25-w12i" for Jas. Underwood sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

YN7EN DOLLARS REWARD.-wiII be given for
W. the apprehension and delivery Of Nanny who LEFT
Wilton in June last She is low black worlan about
80 years old has mother at Mr. A. Hetherons aiIorl
in Richmond, in which town she has a very numerous
acquaDance-alsos some connections among tho negroes
who were removed to Richmond by DR. VIM McC,avy
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
July 27. 2S-wG for George Taylor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

F@NWENfY DOLLARS REWARD will give
n twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg of my man Moses who went of
on the 9th nstiIo is about twcnty-hree four years
Old 8 feet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
black, rather stout made aud bow legged slow in his
movements and OF not sprightly countenance--toos
with him stock of very good clothes amongst those
now recolected blue cloth close coat, and blue
cashmere panaloons gray cassneu coatce and pana-
loons fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
only information have been able TO get of him. is that
he seen in fishing boat which trades 10 this mar
ket, the night of Sunday the 14th inst going down
James River and as he originally from Charles City
County very probably is in the neighbourhood
Of Wcynose, Doctor John Minge's place, or of Mr..
William II. Minge's where most of his relations live
Petersburg. June 30 I6-lmn HUGH NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

81 AND FOR SALE will, on tho 9Th Monday in
Aug in the town Of Urbanna, (Niddlesex)scll TO tho
highest bidder on accommodating terms the plantation
caedlPrans situated in tho lower end Of Mldlescx co.
containing 500 acres This land abounds in pine wood
and IS very convenient TO the navigation Of the Kappa
hammock. VIM ROBINSON Ad,n'or
$ulyl 1sa-1MAug of Ncedler Robinson
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SPAR Deer,

20 changing knces-body 7 feet, arm 6 feet, side 9
inches when completed, out square from to liz in
rhes 10 foot, not
Offers must DE sealed, endorsed Ohcr to furnish
white oak knees for ship of the line at Philadelphia
and transmitted TO this office.
July 81. 24-t10Sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

VENIE subscribers have entered into co-partnershp
n Grocers and Commission Merchants, under the
firm of Wight g. Macmurdo. They have taken The
store first above the Eagle Hotel and will self groceries
Of the first quality, by wholesale or reta-thcv
will also sell produce and any other business ON
Commission, tina, may DO entrusted 10 their care.
JOHN WIGHT,
JAS. u. MACMURDO.
July 81. 2i-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

NOTICE.--The legatees of lessee Clements, decd
are hereby notified, that am ready TO make disri-
button OF the balance OF the money in my hands at any
time when called for belonging TO the estate Of said Jes-
&c Clements, deed MARTIN KEY, Admor
Of Jesse Clements, dec.
Argus { f3.-yfes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

Piano Forte Hare Rooms, Jpashington DC
EElSHEY THOMPSON has constantly on hand a
~ large assortment Of Grand and Square Piano Fortes
from the several manufactures of Dubois and Sodart
New York, A. Babc0ck, Boston,J Osborne Boston, and
others, which sold at mandatory prices without
any charge for packing, freight, or insurance.
These instruments selected by Professors and
warranted first rate, good tone and duraby constructed
with the latest German and English improvements
Babcocks and Osbone's Square Pianos. very large
with six ocaycs, front projections brass lines circular
'front.' steel wire carved legs, patent scclbraces extend
ing the whole length of the Instrument made of maho-
gany and rose wood, prices $3.50 TO 1925.
$3.50.
DO BY Dubois and Stodart, of MAHOGANY,
six octayes, patent metallic plates, S2I0 to 1925.
Do. do Of mahooany in-lad VIII,
rosewood, drawers, metallic plates, elegantly furnished
1925 TO $50.
Splendid Harmonic Piano Forcs S47J to $3.50.
Plain Mahogany Pianos, six octaves, $3.50
" No charges for packing or delivery board any
packet steamboat in the District.
u Second hand Pianos, 800 to $t25
July 81. 2t-wSw
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WHITEOAK KNEE4.

NAVY COMMISSIONING OFFIcB, Jtdy 23d, 1920.
6SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
~ flee until the 10th OF September, TO deliver the fol-
towng white oak knees required for ship of the line,
10 be delivered the Navy Yard, Philadelphia, by the
last Of December ensuing and, delivery, to under
go tho inspection, Sc of the said Navy Yard.
UPPER Gun DECK.
~ dagger kneos-body from to IL feet, feet,
side 10 l2inchos: when completed to be square, AMI
little out square, 3D. inches TO foot square, not
SPAN DECK.
76 dagger knees--body Z to feet arm feet, side
inches when completed out square from to l2nches
40 foot, not more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

A TAYLOR is still wanted al this place. person
4 N wishing stand, (eiiher with without a family
who can come well recommended correct, indusri-
GUS sober capable IN his profession need not doubt
his receiving sufficient patronage, for the employment Of
rom 2 to hands including himself
G. n. F0NTAINE.
Diana Mills, Buckingham, July o. 22-w5w
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Extcur1yr DEPAnrMNNr,

Executive DEPARTMENT,
Feb 81, 1920.
HbROPOSALS will be received at this Department
Tor the purchase Of the transports in the Pcnitcn-
uary. Terms, cash. Those disposed 10 purchase will
give in their proposals without DELAY
by order, VIM. H. RICHARDSON.
feD' H. GIFT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
Female seminary.

v9HIE subscriber respectfully informs the parents and
guardians of young ladies', that his School will be
continued III the retired AID commodioHs room which
he has for some time occupied in the Brooke Lodge.
iiisterms the ensuing year will be from IS to " per
quarter. Ills course OF ss,ruccn will embrace Up
biography, Reading. Writing. English Gram mar,
Arithmetic, mental and written b ok.kerpng, Geo
graphy modern ancient and sacred, with The use Of
ALIASES, maps, and globes Modern and Ancient is
tory, Chronology, Composition. Rhetoric, Critic N,
Metaph, SITES, limited Course Of Chemistry and Nstrd
Philosophy. the elements OF Astronomy and the French
Language
tie rolIuws the inductive method Of teaching, fully
cnnvinccd, from long experience, that it IS best adapt
ed to the constitution OF the human mind The great
end of education VIII be Rep, constantly IN 'i-w, @he
the Efficient MEANS and the most duous efforts
will be employed TO impair, sound ,seiu know ledge,
and carry forward the young female mind TO a' MAJ
iurity which will quality the for future use
fulness nd should his Subsequent hbors be as sue
cessfu his past have generally been, he trusts Iie
will have The pleasure to give satisfaction to hs fFchds
and patons.)
Experience has taught him TIE good effects result.
ing from frequent ex mnaon:: he therefore respect
fully invs the parents and friend, CT his school to VI.
SIT whenever convenient, that they may see tor them
selves a specimen Of his plan VI instruction, and be
prepared judge Of The actual aaiEents Ut Is scho'
lars. WILLIAM 81 J?NEs'
.1krusdria, dec 25-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
From a. seso- York Mirror.
ME T A NJ Or A;
Ur, The last ofStlbs lYanapdroass.
sKsrcH cy{11<16 ran. $780,,

AT the rcs,ura'I,n of Charles he second, all
,aoss' who hsd taken On active part in tie I'M
Ieachmen, and condemnation Of The ma,'yr-
sing" were lnducsd'o seek S, fey in exile and
o0,CGii'y Among these Is fuu..l an i divi6u>
u, who appears ia he play, ~ Guy Of Godai
min. During has passage across the A lan,ic,
a,s lady becomes IL mehsr of an ,nfa"t aud
expires. Goda:min, still live 10 conjagal If
lection, realms the corps of his beIo ed wife;
and in consequence ofhrr nautical Dir h names
he child Ocesns. He arrives at the Plymouth
settlement, aud there resides, unknown, mys'r>
pious. and miserable, un'i' Ocean, has attained
the age OF sixteen, at which aye the pay onsns,
discovering Gcdalmin Nr WoodiuRJ a. sun,
SET, in mourntuI medi auoo over me lon 'y
,omb OF his iamented wife, AT this mcmen,
an English snip arrives, bearing the lord Fiz
Arnold, ( Rr. Richings. an Engii,h nobleman,
high 10 favor with the reIgning monarch, oy
whose inluenre Godalmin hopes ~ be enfran
CHS, d AM. restored 20 liberty; the reward, his
wealth and the hand Of Ocesna, Mrs. Hison
Sir Arthur Vaughan, Mr. Chapman on E,
slish loy alist, after the execution OF has royal
IN ,,ter, retires also in DISCUS TO The colonies,
The patron Of 4 youth by the name OF Horaiio,
fMr BayryO whom he has adopted IN place OF
an only son, " hose early death he has not ceased
TO deplore. Hora,io and Oceana become strongly
attached, s. all their hopes are destroyed oy the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

SENSE BY PoFr.--" Thew say" says Lord
Byron, that knowledge is po.cs, used TO
think so: bu, now ] know hey meant "moUey,
and when Socrates declared THAI all he knew
20 declare that he had not drachm in the
A,heuian world.
"I have due care IF The Deedful. aud kee p
lookout, head a. my notions on the score OF
mon y coincii" W it'll yours, and with all men's
VINO have lived to see hat every guinea is d
philosop her ,istons, or az least his tombstone -
You will dovbt M the less, when pronounce
my firm belief, tina, cash is r'riue"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

THn YANKEE John Neal, l>sys the Pa En-,
anirsrl N the la, number of h., monthly pc
roll al, hes taken singular method intro,
duce IT'S con,ea,s to The no lie OF the public--a
method not unlike toe one adop'ed by him VINO
fred the temple Of Ephesus thst he might gam
name. He has taken Wa,hir g'ou aud Frank-
lin n task, and descsnts upon their merits with
much srf-complacencE Of the former he
dors not hesitate 10 say, that +" he was not u
great gere,al," and SHAT his wan, Of skill had
well nigh Destroyed cur couu,ry's hopes a, a
blo~." OF Frapklin' he gravely AYERS, that "he
was neither PARROT nor philosopher" but "a
stock johber upon his coun'ry's miseries."-
We have no, quoted the expressions (adds The
Erquirer) as wonderful oomirg, as they do,
from pseudo AM rican, ba' 10 express our sur
prise ina work. bearing suoa u character as
these rx'racts indicate, shoul& be tolerated IL
this country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

ANOTHER ATTEMPr TO RoB THE Mail On
Sunday nfghi lss,, two aremp's were made TO
stop The Western Nail Stage brtwren this
place and Harrisburg. Tn frs attempt was
one mile cas-, Of EIizabeth,own AThr 6rs, at.
tempt was made by three men, and the second
by -four. Each time the driver, who was arm
ed with pistols, fred upon them, which SO
alarmed the horses, that III ran off and left
the robbers behind-Lancosfer Reporter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

ro,. ExxToN gives notice that after he
,..ss his Graduation Bill" he will retire
-, ,nbl;c life, and fall back into the ranks
ru,a,e ciizeos." Perhaps il ill De long
-. before "h,s Graduation Bill" passes, and
!, ,ourse he may have leisure and opportunity
q, write many more East Room letters yet
.,,A truthful compositions coming with an ex,
..ren, grace from Senator OF the United
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

Mr.. G. CArLIx, distinguished painter from
h, city Of New York, is engaged in taking a
,orrait of the Fonyention nov in session a.
Richmond, in The style of T'umhuil's picture
4 tie Declaration Of Independence, He pro-
noses TO give a rksness Of ia memb"r, re-
,re,enriug Mr., MoxRoE in the Cnair and MIR
Manson on he Hoor. | is 10 be engraved by
h, frs, artis's in New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

from slavery and insult. he slays her with ser
own consen,. The English Ere upon him-he
meets death fearlessly. as he had lived, pro-
nounees terrible curse upon he whites, and
falls 10 the Garth made red with the blood Of
Nahmeoke, and DIES toe last Of the Wampan-
Gags.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

Tie Ro55er Taksn--Wr learn thai The VILLAIN
Who stole The money In Bosom The o her day
as advertised IN this .apsr, has been app'e-
hentrd. He had spent hut so dollars of the
money The balance has been recovered.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

The new prize ,ragrd, Che plot of which
-. give in this mornings G4z,t,e) continues
, receive {" golden opinions" from the play
ling part Of the New York public. We
,o,rht the plot of truls american tragedy,
n h, interest oil our readers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

r,,s Hon. Mr. WHIrLEsEY, of Ohio, would
Ken % our suggestion. We would barely re-
:, n him, that /" no man toucheth pitch who
~, dr6led" He had better leave DUFF
,,es 10 his glory"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
DIED,

On the 2Sd instant, in the 18th year of her age,
JoYcE WARE, (colored woman) The deceased has
been long respectable resident Of The town, ai bore
to the last upright, just, and honest character.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28
W ines,

1UsT received four quarter casks of old pale sherry
d WING, winch with large stock OF old l. L MADEIRA
Linta Burgundy, Grape JUICE, sicily. Fidon'a Fort
in half pipes and quarter casks, and Brahnm orape
Juice, IN boxes vi doz each, makes our assortment
decls MIS-. II. JANNEY.