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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
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H,"I NJ DE- HVNt'-This bcautiiuI preparation
- Is becoming every day more fashionable as o
perfume Tor hankorcneis gloves &c; " also much
used az wash for a9 teeth and gu;ns- douLle osL-
zen hDendcr Vater from tic best English lavender
ho~ers-Cotoghc ioater agreeally perfumod and tho
best quality-eDtrri uf Berqdmot-the pej.sinn NIL,
of rose and enoiirrt SOAPS VIZ tho rose tcssarnno
violet, orIenel venscular and vegetable each of The
hnest and purcst quality, about years old. Az
cmohents, these soaps may be used IN all cases Of
eruption, inflammation and lrfpaion. They arc Gkc
wisc well adapted % tho purpose Of shaving, prodn
eng rich end copious lether which softens flo
beard aud prevents the smaring sensation which al
ways follows that operation when impure soaps ere
employed. Antique oH. an oxcellon restoration for
me ha'r--fcrignied cborcoai denrif>e prepared Nv
stephen Norh;5otb brushes, court plas,er, frsnla
u r. u. SANtIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

isW, sgtDENIs oY u EDO sSE.-T TIE sni,-c,' ~
menis 90 deliver Courss Lectures u.io.srauys
Ausony and Surgery dr'rg the ensuing months Of Nosent
Dccesuher January, February, March tie WIN also elt
va Course OF Lectures Chemistry He pledges h1seif
amn pains shah he spared TO render this course of abstraction
p<sc,icsiiy useful
During resdcce Of nine years in e City, the subscriber
has bcc actively engaged the of Medical
dcn,hs experience jus6cs him in asserting no place
aovds ample opportunities Cor the study Of practical
Anatomy sud other branches Of Medical alton
Situated central that region Of country which tina
NnTthen Schools derive their principal support
popison sufficiently for tho purposs and
Circal Instructions and enjoying in an eminent dcrrec the
advantages Of healthy and sabe climate the CITY or Rich
mond presents W the chvaors Of Medical Seic,ce
every 'dcsiderauru .
octe JOHN CULLEN, NJ. p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
GEN.,1IEME rs RoolA
v SHOES ~ SPUlIP5Y

RY the lost arrivals, GRANNIss, SON g.
~ BROTHERS have received
$50 Pair superior mado cafskn eoat.ti, .ooisl;,
400 nnd bn,i.skin boots, at prices 10 suit purchasers
iOOo Pat genilcn ns bootccE, from g7 so 20 a 90
l0oo do d, io shof' eth wide d. narrow s,rapS
800 90 DO 10 colfGiu, goatskin ond scslsI,a
walking pumps
36O 90 Do SO do do ~ loncing ptfnnns
600 do DO India rnlt p hos F1"p'
go 90 do morning sipl rs
IOO DO do do go with sttaps
6O 10 % waterproof niockasns
o. 10 30 calisiun over shors q superior article,
WIN nu cNensivc assortment of travelling trunks
nngs Vliccs, NJ superior manufacture
~ ncsta iancy trunks, different colours& patterns
80 do sealssin and hair trunks
oOo PAIR boys scwcd, begged ard nailed bordoes,
some nc low 10 CTS
200 do do do do sIiocs Of every price
Xo' 90 40 dancing Pmnps, some at the low price
1000 pair course shoos add booteee suitable for pla
tntion use. ~ low prices
Al Of the abryc articles win he sold 80.
low u ihc corner Of Nom stract and Ii,h. Icndr,
- n ~ '"|'' a.. y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

A TBANITC SOUVENIR for f3SO.--Jus, rcrciv-
"a ed at the Book Store opposite the Earle Hotel
lbc Atlantic Souvenir tor 1880. Aleo Henry's Expo.
sItioD ofthe Bible, complcie,in Vo'g. large as
sortmentuf Smoii bibles Pearl EJiOn
90 =, ARIEL WORKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
A Budget Of Variety.


A CHHb 18th 40 iyOrY hrad eys pjssses g., q
q l'nR SIGHT and spoctseles fer n sbori s,qja.
t"seIefa, roam ii lotte5 pspors bsraeie .r,,,is
pgcHct p<t"ls guitars, s"eG botss, e4efytt,tnG g.,
81 cases' battedop's, GpU miniature fsfoAz sjj1s,
tkhnDi's, pDphcC bp<cs, mathematical tDsftDt,ats
black sand, yoli0s. DrBhmycs, G5o sEftena fstrtos
ts's teeth picks sOlof DCroscopss biph p1,ye, esss
mon, pDci5t boOk, 1k.stD1ds, fazors nd,as tltr.s1
cases. dI'tectcd maps WsffH, pOckot c0mpaasos sin.
wig brushes, iDdehblo ik, spy-gils.os lvsk kniyo
boxes 81 painn, pocket maps OF Virginia fnngncp rod
tape, pTSfn, cruisers, bOi1hica inicroscorca buck.
CANNON boards souvenirs, shaving plasses ear rings
lnh stand9, piano wiro, skin memo. books steel
Deed ana morocco purses, ivory aud bone folders el
CANT beetle microscopic, gold and silver pens eha-
wing boxes, IVORY foot rules, pocket combs drawing
books i"k TO copy letters without machine vol,J,
srngs, opera glasses crosses, mcdaons of the HOLY
iahlly, scissors knives, red ink, night lanterns let.
ter seals, lotto boxes, ivory paper AT I2i cls nor
sheet SANFORD bark, visiting cards, chcss.oards pa
fahei rules, pearl counters, India rubber nagcoles
watch Chains and slides, carn,ine saucers, check
cutters, spectacle cases, globes, pcang wax, copying
piper, music at half price, &c. &c. &c for saie at
inc Book aud stationery Store of
OCT 81 II. d. ShNXkY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
HHANO.EORY8S.

XKObOko OIODAKT, x,
~ fully inform the public and their numerous
friends in Richmond and it's vicinity, that they have
opened at the store of ]. g. J. f. Heron, small
assortment of Piano Fortes. all of which are war
ranted Of the FIRST quality in tone and workmanship,
which they Offer for sale at their lowest New York
prices They VIII be set up in any part of the city.
or packed for the country, free of expense Orders
r,-civcd for any description Of Instr .men,s. which
VIII be supplied from New York. and their Agent
nov in Richmond, win tuna and regulate Planes
The attention of persons in want Of Piano Fcrt-s
Is respectfully solicited. -uc.1e-j,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

kM wv wv
RICHMOND AND eNEW-YORk
LIME OF PACKETS,
Sailing 6om Al. Port in Regular Succession, riE:
S Daa Fr "'' Daniel Howell, Do.
Do. ErrosS. John Bell; Do
DO PIaSrgR Eiiada baldwm. 10.
Do. Fa,RrrLn. Timothy Coffin, DO.
DO. RIcHMosD PACKET, Burr Knapp, Do.
DAyENhoRrs ALLEN s Co.
/" NELSON has just received aud Offers for sale,
ST.lPLE .aED F.ANCY DRY GOODS,
large and general variety, suited to tho
present aud approaching season, and consisting in
part of
Blue, black and fancy coiorel cloths s. csssimcrcs
Oxford and steel MKT 10 Go
Do do sat,nctis
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swanSdown vesting
Resi-, dufde and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baises
Fine and superinc white fanncs
Rvj, srssa, yellow s~d 1losl, do
Black and blue black Italian lustIin.
India satin and satin levantine
Black and oiue-black Gao dc Nap
Fancy colocred do assorted
Do do Gro dc Indies
Black senchews and sarsnc,ts
Mcrino aud Cashmere long shau.s
DO do handkorchieis
In5et, Prussian and cashmere square DO
Thibct and wors,rd barege hdkts
Barcge. gsu5c and Gro de Nap do
Nerino cloths and croassians, Oh coia,.ls
7-S and ~ Irish linens
), and Sd DO sheeiinCs
Long lawns and linen csmbsics
Linen cambria h6kis
s-4 and 10 damssk
Russia, birds-cye and 81 diapers
Black NankiI and Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich 90
Black and white Italian crspcs
Back and co!oured palnyTcues
Plain black and cnlouIed bJmbuze,.s
Figured DO 90 and ra.tinetts
Black English bombszines
Tartan and Circossian paids and camblats
Black, olive and drab bang-up cards
PAIN book, mall and Swiss u.usi.ns
Figured DO 90 90
a. and Ga cotton cambrics
Plain and checked iacone,s
Plaid amd fancy London prints
Cotton. worsted and silk hosery
SILK and woTsied braids, assorted
Gloves of every variety
Spitalfield and bandanHa hdlfs
Imitation bandanns and Madras do
Figured, satin and Gro DO Nap bonnet ribbons
Gau7e, Gao, DO do
Common, fire and superfnc belt DO
Biuck md cO.onred guard do
large supply @! brown, blcnChed aud plaid do
nesIics, apron and furniture checks, bed tck!nps
British oznaburgs. and coarse woollens for negro
clothing. And consi antly on hand
Cotton OZuaburps from he n icI .tnnnd F,rto-,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
BALDWIN, IVES s. Co.

AVE received by recent arrivals, and offer "a.
II 'chotesate retail, upon accommodating terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
Fifty thousand Dollars north Of .Ntso aud
Sedsopa6fe DRY Goods OF
Dn YN6H GncT



II YLE & coo HIRAM having determined to close
n their present business in short a time az
practicable. respectfully beg leave inform their
friends aud the public, that they Will Tuesday the
e7th instant. commence offering for sale their env
stock IF staple and fancy dry goods, amounting per
invoice to upwards of
Fifty Thousand Dollars, OF Prin,, Cost.
A large portion of this assortment has been pur-
sed during the present fall at auction sales in the
cities of New York and Philadelphia, Aware tha,
advertisements o. this description frequently pre-
sented to he public for the sole purpose of exciting
attention. they would state that such is the oni
object In the present instance anxious to close their
present cnncein,-thcy have arrsnged their gooGs-
aad in instance they viii he offered fret
their former customers particularly inri'ed,
avail themselves Of the present opportunity supply
Themselves teru,s which rarely placed tciL y;
their power Every description of nelc & seGSonGbic
goods will be found this assortneut-sIls, an1rie-
ries, gro de fad de Berlin, itestrts arg-on 10
renee. ontdrd, oaliooes, rausps rish linen, skeetings
bird diapers and tr,rns @rfrd fine cloths md Gus,
Sirere co1tins bsi-ss blankets negro clothing sq!ti
fets, domestic rf oil cits and almost every article
IN the dry goods line.-rerns, cash on delivery.
26-tf
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
WINES
More Cheap Goods!
ZANE 6 PENTONEX'
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
g Cases supe-fue Beiuck.uE
= Cases super l.eacb.d Domestic couousi
5 Bale. "A Domestic do. uheached;
i Case ssper cadet mA s. Blue NatunCtts;
Super Super Olive and Blue cloths;
Biloxi hastings and B1maazeusi
Rel India Blue Nmkeeus'
Case fine Prints Russian Diaper
Crimson and Green N0regns,
90 Pieces Green and Blue Pittsburgh 81 Glen
vile cords
so Pisces Domestic Plaids and Stripes.
"a Pieces A rs and 81 Domestic Checks
Bolivar Stripes.
q Pieces super black eros de Naples;
4 Piece elegant 1iacS Genoa Velvet
>wcr B0bmet
Second mourning GnghamSi
Rail Road prints,
y-Ca>s Cotton bose and Braces. New STYLE
Bmgup Cords
Umchthev viii sch cheaper tIun ever, and 10.
be. their friends % cal. 40 Caeaps.dc No. l.
Juno ODD. 1880
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
SPORTING TTT8LL1GENCE,
WHEELING RACE:

VIII be run over a beautiful track one mi. be-
low town. on the 9th, 9TH and 9Th, Of October
next. 4. 8 and miIes-free-weigbts agreeable
IN r,,le Purses, S300, 500. and 500.
The purses viii be handed to the owner Of the
winning horse, each day, from the stand, by the
judges.
Over the same track. on the 10Th day Of Novem-
Der. the match race VIII be run 4 miles and re-
peat between Surprise by Sir Solomon, and
Oscar bv Oscar, for TIcO thousand Dollars.
June -, lS29.
The Mavsville Eagle viii insert the above
three times and forward AS account TO this Office
for naYmeni
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

Cabbage and DHO.-We nave Just
now heard a cabbage story, which we will
cook up for our laughter-loying readers.
oh / love you like any thing" said a
young counTyman to his sweetheart,
warmly pressing her hand. "DIto," said
she, gently returning the pressure. The
ardent lover, not happening TO be over
and above learned, was sorely puzzled TO
understand the meaning Of ditto, but was
ashamed to expose bis ignorance by ask
ing the girl. He went home; and the next
day, being at work in the cabbage yard
with his father. he spoke out-"Daddy,
what's the meanin' o. dittol" "Why,"
said the old man, "this ere's one cabbage
head, ant nl" "Yes, daddy" "Well,
that ares ditto.D "Rot that are good for
nO.hin' gal !" calculated the indignant son,
''she called me a cabbage bead, and I'll
be darned to darnation if l ever 90 TO see
her gain.''--PsTkshire American
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS

4 beautiful paper carpet has been manufactured
at the Paper lliil and Wall Paper Establishment
of Messrs. Hodship & Son of the cityof Pitts
burgh. Pennsylvania. tits described in the fol-
lowing article from the Pittsburgh Statsman:--
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
We have seen beautiful Carpet manufactured
from RAGS, at IIoldship's Paper Mil II is m
imitation of the Brussels carpet, and SO .erfect is
the imitation. that at little distance, the best
Judges of the article would be deceived. 1t Is
entirely of paper, and was MANUFACTURED in the
ordinary manner. The colors which areof great
variety, and beauty, are stamped upon th, paper;
and tie process Of staining and uniting it is the
same rs that Of making walI paper j Is then SO
highly vanished ass 10 resist the effects Of water,
and IS thus rendered more beautiful and durable
than the imported article. The carpet WIS made
Tor his private use. and we believe. it is not con
tcmplated by Mr. H. to MAKE them am article OF
general trade As proof of what can be done
by the "Homc Policy and as a specimen Of ma.
tive skill and ingenuity, and considering It a sue
cessiul effort of domestic industry" It Is worthy
of notice and commentator.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
POETRY
From the PiilqvLroDist ami INVESTIGATOR.
mEXCEPT FOR MEDICINE,


drawn from the fact, that under this specious
shelter, some Of the unfathful professors Of 'totM
abstinence" seek to hide themselves To drive
such persons from their lurking places, seems 10
have been the design of our Correspondent, IN the
following satirical effusion No one will under
stand him as aiming his shaft either against the
clerical profession, or Temperance aocieties.-
His efforts. we trust Will have d contrary tenden
cv, by holding up 10 the public Inspection, the
double minded and unstable, whose repose and
impuni,y would disgrace any association, however
respectable, with whom they might remain con-
uected
The Leopard's spots, the EthiOp' skin,
One NAV as well attempt 10 turn,
As love of brandy, rum, or gin
To duench when once allowed 70 burn.
Hence, philanhropical societies,
Torm'd with the best intention,
Against Incorporate impropreues
or every sort we may be sure,
Cannot effect somuch by way Of curc,
As by prevention.
To set this subject in tho clearest light
A simple uecdote / now rocIte
4 rn.--a reverend preacher, IL is said,
Not long since tool, VI Ia his head,
That he might mend his own and other manners,
To enlist himself and join the banners
OF General Abstinence,
And savo health reputation and expense
In short be subject TO such wise conuo.
As tends 90 soye the body and the soul
But the euli,ting orders, no~'iy5rt,e, an.
There was. aias! one most UHJciss pr0Vis0;
Namely: those who enlisted were thought fitted,
And 10 pass MUSTER were admitted
AS who might qucll this easily besotnng sin,
While still alloW'd to take zig 1c0y ofmea,cipc'
"A little ardent "for the stomach sake,
Or stomach ache.
Our reverend hero and his wife,
As rhymers always sing, "his JOY aud life,
Went on a visit 10 a certain place,
Where il was not thought sin, or disgrace,
To set before them a variety
OfEquoys, wholly unbeftins
A member of Temperance Society
To think Of after he'd agreed on quitting
The guests 10 take their choice were al invited,
Our parsons cvo with JOY was lighted
Yet Still he felt sort of shame,
And felt his conscience gently blame
His appetite; and thought that some apology
Was due from one sklld in theology
Accordingly he made the following,
While he prepar' d moderate glass TOR swallowing
" hardly can determine what TO thlk
Whether It's right, or not for me 10 rink.
But, as don't feel very WE'LL
Pray, who can tell,
But, lust before take my food,
A little dose NAV do me goodi
His wife look rather queer
And like most women silence broke,
And thus she spoke;
My husband dear,
As for your Temperance Society
Though form'd by rules of virtue and q piety,
wish you had dcclm'd 1t,
For in truth and sorrow say,
You're not been ,rel q single dGB
Since first you join'd it. ,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

By the census recently taken in South
Carolina, it appears that in the city su-
burbs of Charleston, there is a decrease
in the white population since 1919, of be
tween SIX and seven hundTed-the number
in 1919 being 1905, and at present
I1.202.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
DOCTOR WTLCOXS
VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,

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VECFTARI. SPECIFIC.
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
GROCERIES, s. LIQUOs.

GROCERIES, s. LIQUOS.
We have just received from Philadelphia via
Now Orleans;
80 Bags Rio Cuf1@
a Pipes French Brandy
Il DO. Pln Wine;
s QuaucrCasks TeHnori,c, 10.
6 do DO Madeira, do.
4 do. DO. Jmuaica Spirits;
] Dozen 'parSIpg Champagne;
s Bbls Sraehi's OIL;
10 Boxes Bunch RaisinG
200 Jumps Loaf Sugar
6 Bbls Wadder
& io Alum,
g Bags Pepper
4 do AbWcG
Which will DO sob at the lowest current prices
WIZ. .. TYSON a. Co.
June %, 1920
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

For Dispspaa-One pint Of hickory
ashes, one quart of boiling water and a tea
cup ofsoot. Lett stand tweu,y-four hours
strain and bottle IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-31

COMMODORE PokrEn.-The citizens of De-
iaware county (Pa.) gave dinner on Thursday
last to Com. PoRTkR The Hon Joseph Engle
presided, assisted by Pierce Crosby and Samuel
Ed,cards. Esqrs as vice presidents. After a
toast that had direct and complimentary re-
Terence 10 himself, The Commodore rose and
addressed the company as follows:
GENTLEMEN: After painful absence from
my native country of nearly four years, it af-
lords me unsPeakahle Joy TO br landed at the
spot where, twenty years since, I formed my
nearest and dearest connec,ion--to be placed,
at once, in The bosom of my family, to be sur,
rounded by numerous friends with whom had
passed the most happy period Of my life, and
among whom, were il left to my choice, / would
cheerfully pass the remainder.
wanderer by profession, and heretofore by
in'Enaion, having seen much IF The world,
and experienced many Of It's vicissirudes, and
having had An opportunity of making a just
comparison OF the eujoymenls which each
country and place l have visited affords, am
FULLY and firmly convinced that there is no part
Of !; where mankind enjoys SO great share
of happiness as our beloved country; original
ing principally, in its poiica al insii; ions and
he general diffusion IF knowledge /; and no
spo within it, better calculated 10 produce he
rnioymen:s Of lille, f,om It's climate, abund ance
of is products, beauty and location, than Della
ware county, Pennsylvania
Ueg, therefore, gentle men, TO drink
Health aud prosperit, to the citizens of Delaware
countyMay they long enjoy, their rich and fruitful
heds their fourishing manufactures, and their abun
dant mineral products, all the wealth and happiness
that honest industry and patriotism merit"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-31


CONVENTION II he de bate commenced by
Gu. TAyLoa is likely TO he continued with
much VAN h, and Al great Ieng h On Tues
az. Judge GREEN proposed TO amend the reso-
b ION Of The Legs alive Committee concerning
Ii. basis Of representation, SO as TO make il
nal as fellows:
RssOicsd, rha, in the appo-,ionm>nt Of re-
p-,e"taion IN the House 1t Dele,a'->, regard
81 nd he had he white popui, ton and tar
a0a combined.
This, a. once, opened he discussion on the
impor,an, subleoI--the extension # he right
ofsuEfrlgr TO all white ci,izeus ~, coming
vi Thin he disquali6c a'Ions spe' 'h'd by the
Committee. J.fgs Green declined commenc-
i,g tie argumen and reserved himself for a
rply. MIR LEIGH, of Ches' r6eld, IN support
dJudge Greer IS amt nd nrut, and sgdius' bis,
hg representation on white population alone,
asd upon gen lrmen "ior rensons-not meta
PHYSICAL sub, le,ies, nor arguments founded IN
,bs,-ac ions" in favor Of their proposition. :
Lev Them, said he, "gi'e Us some reasons, at
Ipas, TO excuse us in our own self-esieem; to
excuse US for the tame Submission which is ex'
psc,ed Of us. 10 this-not as they who advocate
i believe, hut as he and those who were with
him, think mos, cruel, palpable, and crying in
jn,icr. Let hem give US some plausible rea
sOos, some color Of reason to excuse us 10 our
s,lus--le, them gild the pill, and disguise its
li srpess; aud let them save Us T. ON the co6-
tempt Of the present times, and The curse OF
pp,trri'y, If we shall thus surrender our births
Hgh'
Mr. Cooks. replied q, length to Mr.. Leigh.
H commended that the principle objected 10
Wa, in fact. Sc, forth in The Bill OF Rishts-tha'
il was 6ottomed upon reason ana justice; ard
'rason and Justice demanded that representation
should he based upon white population alone.
The debate was farther con'inded on Tues
DAY, by Judge GREEN, in reply; by MIR. CAMP
SELL, and MIR UPsHUR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-31

SMUGGLING The Z hester Telegraph Of
me 22d. avs" Gen. GoULp United States
Collector e This Dist, ha, made seizure Of a
quarii,v Of BRUSH broad % lbs whic hwere mas
ing eastward on he canal hy this place, and Of
quantity of calicoes P.imyra Tn Sc goods
were Introduced from Canada, near the western
extremity Of the canal; and 'he,e can be no
doubt that large supplies have been, or are il
preparation to be, Struggled in the same way.
The BRUSH, it will be remembered, boosted,
on the passage Of our tariff, hat they would
e,ad. its provisions and deluge our market
with struggled goods"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-31

The las, Florida paper tina, came
Contains the Message Of WM. p. Du :
-. Governor Of the Territory, to the Le-
Council. /, isa shor', business pa
IN. Governor informs the Council that
MRS, in relation TO the boundary line be-
:" Georgia and Florida is unde ermined,
,,,e,s favorable decision from Con-
Re saws that in 1880 il is probable that
.,l,,iou of he country win au hoiize its
,..;.,;on into the Union, aud recommends The
us Of law 20 lake The votes Of the elect
anon The subject He also recommends
,...,abis meat of primary schools trough
n. Territory, aud tn I the fines and fo'fei'u-
.,,,uipg under the law, and uuappr opriaied
Tho, obirc,s. should be for med INTO hte-
49,, eand. lie states that he made applica on
I. pres;den' for the removal of the SENT
Indians from the Territory. II will de-
,.od opon Congress, he saws, VIII 'her the Be
..,,s Nation ,hall become ex inc', o. enjoy
&, ,,,s ,h,ir prime,a' simpEci" sud liberty.
: melancholy 20 reflect 'ha', surroundro as
H., ar. bv our popula ion, their coodi'ion be
every dav more ahjsct and miserable =
r,,v are ONLY offrred the means IT debauche-
=, and he example OF idleness; giving TO the
I'D man all the vices, wilhou, one vn'ue Of ci-
yfllrion.
The MESSAGE conoiudes with calling the al
,,r,oD of he Council to the frcquen, vioiA'ions
Of me laws. BY duelling, and urges the passage
Of penal laws upon the subject. or, at least, the
* fusion Of all those who fight duels from the
AonOrs and ,ffioes of The county.