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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

r.. Secretary ofthe Treasury has gwen no.
n. proprietors Of the unredeemed SIX
-, sock, created in pursuance oil an act
- ,r,,s Of the oath of March, 1914, a
20, ~ six millions seven hundred and
w. ~. aim, thousand seven hundred and twenty
doIY,rs and ninety two cents; under the Sc
- nominations Of The loan Of May %
q. oflo ,Ooo. 900 dollars, on 'rh'ch supplement
s,,s Ia, issusd;" Of "suPplsmsnta! sic per
:, ,,,k Oflsl4, loan Of May I'd, 1914 o. To-
20 ooo dorars" and of the ''s'r per CENT siotk o.
,,,,u ,b,, their certificates upon the surren-
d, hereof, will on the first day OF July next
!. Maid 10 them, respectively, or 10 their legal
.,,,,,,n,a,iye. or a,tornies duly constituted,
=. =. Treasury, or at the Loan Office, where
Il, stock thus to be reimbursed, may stand
.-rdi,ed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
Notice.

- W CC.
T FILTERS of Administration having been obtained
by the subscriber from the County Court of Fair.
fax, Virginia. OH the personal estate Of John A. Full
MORE late of the said county, deceased, all persons
having claims against the said decedent are requested
to them for settlement on or before the LIST day
of October next, or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate and all persons indebted
thereto are required to make immediate payment.
ANN FILLMORE,
Administrative off, A. Fillmore, deceased
Fairfax county. Va. March 51-eotl0thA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
$40 Acres. more or less.

Also, Ill the light, title and interest Of said
Luke Cannon in and to 81 negro slaves, with their in.
crease, and the stock Of horses, cattle hogs and stock
Of all kinds, with the Household and Kitchen Furni.
belonging to said Cannons estate; or 50 much Of
the undersigned trustee shall deem sufficient, and
think proper to SELL to satisfy the purposes and con.
dtons of the deed of trust aforesaid, including all
costs and charges attending the premises The title
to the above property is believed by me to be inds.
putable butt acting trustee, shall convey such ii.
tie only to purchasers is vested in by Of
the aforesaid deed, under which am hereby auhoriz.
ed to sell. GEORGE w. MACRAE,
marco 2l-3tawts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
Notice.

VTlHE Stockholders of the Fauquier and Alexandra
Il Turnpike Company are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of said Company will be held at Dr.
Bells Tavern, the town Of Centrevlc, on Monday.
the 5th day of April next for the purpose Of electng
President. four Directors, and Treasurer
march 16-lawtt IS j MORGAN Treosmez.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
Trust Sale Of IiaMd, &c.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by Luke Can
Id uon (late decd in his ifetime, to the subscrib.
er which deed bears date the Gath day Of January.
1872 and is duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Prince William County, shall, on
the premises late the residence Of the said Luke Can.
non, Dumfries, Thursday the Esd Of prilner.
proceed to SELL for the purposes in the SAID deed
pressed, to the highest bidder at public auction, Tor
cash. all the right title and interest of the said Luke
Cannon in and TO the tract of land which the said
Cannon lately resided being situated the Of
Quantco and adjoining the land attached to the
Qusntco Mills Dumfies, the said tract being e.
timated by survey to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
$50 Acres.

ALSO, the right. title aud interest OF said Cam
in and to an undivided moety of three several
tracts of land formerly the joint property Of himself
and Francis Cannon, deed to wit:One tract situated
the waters Of said Quantico run, and Joining the
last mentioned tract, the being estimated, by
vey, to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

". have il, says tie Journal of Commerce,
:, VIA, We consider good authority, that Sam
=; ScaylWout, Esq. has been appointed Collec'
%, Of th, port, New York, and that indeed this
: ~, IA, existed for some days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

iypomimsals by The President Benjamin WIZ
ANS, Of Virginia, warden Of the Peniten'iary
N The District Of Columbia.
Henry Ashton, Thomas Carberry and VIII
lam O'Nsa, Of tie City Of Washington, Thorn
,on F. Mason Of Alexandra, and James Dun
10, of Georgetown, all of the District OF Co.
..r5i,, Inspectors Of the Penileniary in the
Ci.lric, Of Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
400 Acres.

One tract situated or the north fork Of said
and adjoining the tract last aforementioned. be.
ing estimated, by survey TO contain II Acres, and one
other tract situated in the lower end Of said County,
on the waters Of Poplar fork branch, and containing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

An order from the Adjutant Generals office
r:cilss the proceedings of Court Martial con-
,,ned a Jefferson Barracks on the 2slh Deem.
Der last, at which William Huston, or Hart, Of
the 9th Regiment Of Infantry, was arraigned
and tried. The first charge against him was
ior d.seruon from Jrfierson Barracks in April
bot; ne second Tor re>vnlis,,ng at Nate .z in
the following May, and receiving part Of the
bo'n'' while deserter; the third for DESERT
ing, ii Jaue, from The post at Natchez. To all
three The prisoner plead'd guilty., and was Sen.
fenced 10 be shot. The GsOwing is the order
from The Department
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
HubAic Sale.

HUb\ic Sale.
an Friday, the 10th day of April next, at the late
- dwelling of John A Fillmore, in Fairfax county,
Virginia, West End will be offered for sale all
the personal property of the deceased, consisting Of
variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture, two
Mares and two Colts, one Cart, &c. &c.
ANN EUI.MORE,
Administering of A. Fillmore.
march 3l-cotl0A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
COMMERCIAL.

Flour inspected in the 7own Of Akxand,ia, for the
quarter ending 3la March, 1929, Gig.
loss half barrels Wheat Flour.
270 barrels Rye Flour.
AB1JAH JASNEY. Inspectors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
WAR DEPARTMENT,
N-l NJ 80


The proceedings Of a General Court Martial
Captain B. Riiry PresiieuO in the case OF
William Huston, alias William Hart, a private
Of The United States Army, charged with the
crime OF desertion, and sentenced 10 death, has
been submitted 10 the consideration Of the Pre-
siienL
Inc opinion is entertained, thar, while the
conduct OF The solder presents no mitigating
circumstance which, in 4 state Of war, would
0emand the in'erposillon Of the pardoning
power, there is, at the same time, nothing in i,
" aeharae'er which, at a period Of profound
Pslce' requires the punishment Of death. He
s'sOoSsD. But in thus in,er2osing the arm
mercy between the offender and the law, the
'r's0en' desires II not to be considered as an
",dence Of his future course. The soldier who
''ISn's'lIy steps forward 10 serve his country,
''l VINO afterwards, by forsaking her, adds
Elury 10 the abandonment, can have no WELL
'.1ua'a claim to mercy; and hence should no,
.Ap'''"' Painful to The feelings as such exc
.'''O0S must prove, If a warning of the conses
ra'es' SO often seen, shall fail of fleet, mercy
'''' cease 70 plead, and justice hav; It's way.
by order Of the President:
y, JNO. H EATON.
-, "' Inc Major General directs that this or.
W read al the head Of every regiment aud
S"'A0n In the service orthe United States.
.! order # Major General Macomb:
K JONES. Ali Gen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, d. c. on The
LIST Of april 1929.
ar Persons applying for letters in the following list
will please say they are advertised, or they may not
get them.
Robert Attuna John Alexander
Joshua Armstrong
B.
William Bird Margaret Byrne
VIM. L. Baily Benjamin Baden
Rev. Mr.. Blanchard John J. Blue
Bennett Bean George Berry
Dominy Bancroft John Brown, jr.
G..
John c. Cstlett VIM. L. C. Carter
Elizabeth Going Robert Cong
John W. Cannon &. A. Chaphaii
Asia b, Casing Jane Clifford
D.
Miller Downing Ephraim Delano
Mrs Daverson VIM Douglass
Captain j. w. Delleway Henry Darne!
Captain William Davis
E.
Vim. Egan
F.
Benjamin Fowler Simon Fernad
DIR. FerdInanda Fairfax
e.
Miss NJ Gordon Edward Goodwin
H..
Samuel r. Harper 8 llosens Hunt
Eliza Narrower 2 Robert Hume
Hiram Narrower John Hughes
Geor,e e. Harris w. A HARRISON
william r. Hall Jacob HOFFMAN
Nathan Harris Henry S. Iemersey
Captain John jenkins
K
John Kyrtz [well Bennet Knight
Elizabeth - Rebecca Kid Francis +. King
L.
Francis l. Lowe Charles Lewis
Alfred Lee Betsey Lee
Nj.
John Mcdonald Joseph Mclean
Thomas Morgan James Matthias
George Mason DIR. Thomas G. Monroe
Sarah Naurberry John Macknheimer
Harriet McCue Ann Marqud
".
Mary Norton Charles Neworth
P.
Celestin J Preuss Sinah b. Porter
Louisa Jane Preuss John Potten
a. w. Preuss Lewis Piles
John r. Pierpunt
r.
Alley Reed 3 John Ramsay
Edward Robinson Mary Roe
Ann Rogers William Rhodes
S,
VIM r. Smith william n. Stuart
Richard Scott james u. Smith
Alexander Skaggs Andrew Smith
John Skidmere Gre jory Snead
Samuel j. Staples William Sexsmith
John S. Swami
T..
BENJAMIN c. Troth John Thompson
Captain SamuelB Suit Ennals Thoit
Captain Thomas Towson
w.
Mary Wilson Richard c. voolfolk
w. Wilson David Watson
Wilkerson Williams Mrs. Ann Washington
Y.
Henry Yerley
D. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Notice.
T FILTERS of Administration having been obtained
Ia by the subscriber from the County Court OF Far
more late of the said county, deceased, all persons
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
Trustees Sale.

trustees sale.
DY virtue Of deed OF trust to me executed for
ID purposes therein mentioned, from Vim. Hartman,
81 all proceed sell, the front door of the Court
House Of the County Of Fairfax, OH the 18Th day Of
May merit,
L.4 a TRACT OR p 8RCEL OF LIND,
g. lying and being IN the County OF Fairfax.
HFss which the said ,armsu formerly resided, cun.
..ss. tanning As .3CRES. be 'he same more or less.
Also, o. er 'ract adjoining thr former,
containing SO ICPES. be the or less, with
all the appurtenances belonging thereto,
Terms CASH. BENJAMIN BURKE.
march 26-ep6w. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

Nors.-lf the weather of the corresponding month
of the past year. unusually gentle, warm and mild
that OF this month has unusually stormy bolster
ous and cold, making thereby vegetation generally,
and the fisheries, one month later than formerly.
T. MOUNTEORD,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

Average of this month, 420
Range of the Thermometer As
Warnest day, IS
Coolest day, 20
During the month, u clear days
Statement Of March, 1928.
Average AZ
Range of the thermometer SIS
Warmest day 70
Coolest day IS
During the month, z clear days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

The first and only appearance of Mr.. FRANCIS, the
celebrated Harp player, from Paris, Berlin, Naples,
London, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

METEORoL OBSERVATIONS.
faken at The Alexandria Museum, March, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

The present Padishah, Grand Sultan of the Otto
man empire, is Mahnud H. no was born on the pol
July, 1885, and assembled the throne est.I ..y 1903
He is Of the eighteenth generation from Osman
who founded the dynasty and the tirteth sovereign
OF that dynasty The hereditary prince is his eldest
son, Abdul Mechid, who was born on the goth April,
lSS4 And, besides whom, he has other son,
Two years old, and four daughters.
The extent OF the Ottoman doininions is estimated
at 1874 square miles, which 10000 ere in Europe
but its European population has been variously COM
puted; Balb assuming it at 500 900; HasseI at TO-
5000; and other writers at 100000 Of these
there not than 27l 900 Turks the remain
der being composed of a noteiy of Pagans Jews
and Christmas. Amongst the latter are 5000 600
Greeks, 800 000 levs, and so 900 ArmeniaEs. The
whole population of iIe empire, IN Europe Asia, aud
Africa, is 23G50,000.
The of this empire are about CO 900 900
annually but the expenditure disbursed by the state
docs not exceed E275 000 The national debt is be-
tween and eight millions sterling. The revenue,
mir Just mentioned, belongs the Turkish public
treasury; but there Is another branch OF income de-
rived from presents, lnberltances, imperial domains
and especially coBfiscatOus which apperiaius TO the
''ish hasne' or "khazneh," imperial treasury. The
Accommodations of this fund are said TO be enormous
every Sultan IL bound set npart given sum- &C.
cording to the length of his reign.
Of Its military force it is impossible TO speak with
precision since tie destruction Of the corps of ianiza-
RES; but before that period its regular troops were
$4,000 cavalry. and ia 900 infantry; aud it's feudal
militia, 10000 the greater part Of which were horse
men Its naval force III 1896 consisted of 81 sail of
the line 81 fngates, o corvettes aud 80 gun boats
carrying altogether 1850 cannon, and 300 seamen
out this arm of it's power was anpuated by the sun.
toward fight of Navarino.
European Turkey has one city Containing above
100000 inhabitants, five above 50 600, eleven above
10000, aud twenty above 10000 Amongst the i'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
From the NJ. Y. Journai Of Commerce.
CORN CROP OF 1928.

As the new crop of corn begins to supply the mar
kets OF the world Vt will not be amiss to review the
ntslo'y Oh tnat just exhausted especially as II is
characterized by some circumstances Of unusual III
tercst. "
The crop Of 82T had been abundant, and 80 much
remained on band at the close of the season. that
although large sales were made, prices became very
low. During the first fifteen DAYS of July. 1924
$4,000 bOls. OF flour inspected in this city, and
prices found their lowest point which was-fo,
Western Canals. gtsa2. From this point they rose
I'll the middle OF November, and from thence dec
ned, according to the subiomed table, which ia IA
zen rom our weekly siatemenls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

The crop Of wheat for 828 was good al he South
Dut at the west 1t faled almost entirely the guam
tty being very small, and the quality poor. The SUD-
plies which passed through the great Western Canal
were, from the st of September to the LIST Of Dec
80 900 bb5 less Of -four, aud 10000 bus less OF
wheat, tban IA the corresponding period Of 827.
Tins deficiency began to be felt early in September
~ the same time heavy rains fell at tho west and
the Canal suffered considerable damage About the
same time ESQ., Intelligence received from Eng
land to the lst OF August by which it appeared that
the wheat oil that country had sustained injury in s
growth that the wc1ther had become unfayorable
for harvesting, and thGt sudden advance had taken
place in priccs All these circumstances produced
some advance here, and strong interest in the
Aet "h'ch was readyi Tor more decisive action eat
moments warning"
Subsequent accounts from England represented
the harvest 10 be better tran was expected But on
the other band, intelligence vas received early in
October that the harvcsts on the continent we're
snort OF al average CTOp,-and near the close Of the
same month, that extensive purchases had benn
made IN England and elsewhere for the continental
markets. The opinion now became general, TINT
LIg'ahd would require considerable supplies from
lus country, and dat prices WoI 5tsc SO hoh tbcye
uIat upon Inc progressive scale OF Lord XYojhngtous
new Corn Law, those Supplies would be admitted on
Nv P'yiheh1 OF an unInpurtant dUty. On the 9Th Of
"''ho'f' H"Ws was received by short passage Of
ne packet slip B'cds. now no IT. 10 lto tho Der c
October from London, cXhibifin. continued od,,ana
d" prices, not outstanding heavy arrivals in the min
craI English markets. The Continental matLets
Ncc nisJ, ADD had been for some tiino steadily al
v,ncug. Tic consequence was. n more 6y,oly 80
ned opinion that prices here must be high; some
thought very high, and no body could tell how bigh
j. Is not strange that under such circumstances Inc
most sanguine advanced prices to a point further
than they could be maintained and from which il
soon became necessary 70 fall back upon tho rnnks of
cooler coculators. From this time tho accounts
were various exciting alternate bOpos and fars IN
t at lengb thc desiderotum was ob;ained. and vha,
- s1'A.t'ca INTO England on payment Of ,heowest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

49, II ncH 9fhottSe robbers broken up IN .Neio York
Through the activity of the persons having lost prop
erty and particularly the vigilance of our valuable
police officer, MIR. Hays, the gang of daring house
robbers thnt have committed deprcdations in our
city, have been discovered in Charlton street, and
six of the villains in Bridewell. Among the
articles recovered s the plate stolen from the house
OF Mr.. Sllas Il. Burrows, No. IS lie Roy place.
a trunk, with the initials NJ. B. in brnss nails on
the top. was found early this morning in lot be-
tween Broadway and Bowery Hill, near 18Th street.
Il had been broken open and the contents taken ont
NJ z Pest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
CHILDHOOD AND HIS yISITERS.

CHILDHOOD AND HIS yISrrERS.
Once on a time when sunny May
Was kissing at the April showers,
saw fair Childhood hard az play
Upon a bank of blushing flowers;
Ifappy,--Le knew not whence or how,
Aud siniing,--who could choose but love him.
For not more glad than Cl.ildhood's brow,
Was the blue heaven that breathed above him.
Old Time in most appalling wrath,
That valleys green repose invaded;
The brooks grew dry upon his path.
The birds were mute, the lilies faded;
But Time SO swiftly winged his fight
In haste a Grecian tomb to batter,
That Childhood watched his paper kite,
And. knew just nothing of the matter
With curling lip and CHANGING eye,
Guilt gazed on the scene minute,
But Childhoods glance of purity,
Had such a holy spell within It,
That the dark demon to the air
Spread forth again his bafied pinion,
And hid his envy and despair,
Selftortured, in his dorlinion.
s Then stepped gloomy phantom up,
Paic. cypress crowned, nights awful daughter
And preferred him a fearful cup,
Full to the brim of bitter water;
Poor Childhood babe her tell her name.
And when the beldame muttered Sorrow
lie said" Don't interrupt my game,
I'll taste it, if must, tomorrow"
The muse of Pmdus thither cane,
Andwooed him with the softost numbers
That ever scattered wealth aud fame
Upon a youthful poets siumbers:
Though sweet the music of the lay,
To Childhood il was. all a riddle,
And "Oh,' he cried, ''do send away
That noisy womai, with the fiddle
Then Wisdom stole his bat and ball,
And taught him with most sage endeayor
Why bubbles rise aud acorns fail,
and why mo toy may last forever;
She talked of all the wondrous laws
Which natures open book discloses,
And Childhood, ere he made pause,
Was fast asleep among the roses.
Sleep on, sleep on,--Oh Manhood.s dreams
Are all of earthly pain, or pleasure,
OF Glory's tolls, Ambitions schemes,
OF cherished love, or boarded treasure:
Bot 10 the couch where CHI ldh0od lies
moro delicious trance Is given,
Lit up by rays from Scraph eyes,
And glimpses Of rem 'mher,d heaven.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

AuGUspA, SEPT. 26.-PosLscrtpt- Fyre-We
stop the press TO announce the distressing istcl-
gence chat the large and elegant summer residence
oil Thomas Cuu1mint, Esq on the Sand Hills with
nearly the whole Of the furniture, has lust become
prey to that destructive element which has lately
50 largely desoated our city. The fire was com
muncated from the outside, aud under circumstances
which leave no doubt that il was he work of an in
ecndinry Owing to the calnness of the evening and
tho cNcr,ious made the out buildings were all saved
Chronicle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
SUPERIOR WINE.

VhNHE Subscriber has just received at his Store,
Burgundy Madeira Vino, imported direct TO this
place in 1922, and beloved be about s years
old.
He has also received supply of fine fresh
Pea, from New York
oct 22-eo2t WALTER ID BLAIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

The New York Courier. speaking of the Long ISL
ana Races, says: 1.-The horses entered this evening
for tomorrow, will appear in the Gazette, and Co-
rler d. Enquirer, of tomorrow" We understand the
NeW DIRK Courier had been very much enlarged,
probably to accommodate its new customers.
ROStnu Courie-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
NASHVILLE, Oct. 6.

o.
Sucide-A melancholy case of suicide occurred
IN this town on Thursday last. Mr.. Michael Steane
butcher, who attended our market, in fl OF men.
tai alienation, after mutilntng and manning himself
in horrid manner, cut his throut aud thus nut a
period to his earthly existence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
WILLIAM g. MARY COLLEGE

u.
'ENHE College will open usual OH the last Mon
IL day IN this month. The courses are as follows:
J. 0Ioral course, Rev. Adam Empe, Professor
2 Mathematical course, Ferdinand S. Campbell,
Professor.
Law course, Judge James Sempc, Professor.
a. Political, Meta physical and Historical Thomas
Il Dew, Professor.
g. School of Humanity, Dabncy Brown, Professor
G. School of Modern Languages, C. de la Pena,
Professor.
?. Chemical end Philosophical, YIN. B. Rogers,
Professor.
w ihe Political Arena, Fredericksburg, Peters
burg inteIgencer, and Norfolk Beacon will insert
the aboVe and forward their accounts TO Major T..
Chrstian, Proctor, in this city,
oct 90 2aw5t c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

- fdtdt .dec'dcnt-At n regimentai review in Mid
deooro, Mass. on Friday, we lean that Mr. Joseph
Swiit' lr. OF marlborough, was Instantly killed by
the discharge of a musket, not known to contain a
ball by the person who discharged it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

brd-7l,an Si0re Trddc.-It is stated on the eu-
thority OF Sir James Macintosh that the number Of
slaves imported from Africa into the port of Rio dc
Janero alone independent Of Rahia md other nnri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

Saturday last was tho day fixed upon fos opening
THE CHnAsApEAkE- Asp DELAwaRE CANAL. Re.
IN the completion of this great link of Nation
al Defence and Domestic Prosperity, we should have
oeen denghted to have witnessed the ceremony
Not having the opportunity to be present. we are
giad tnat the weather favored those who were and
that tho Heavens smiled suspicious upon the occa-
son.-l Nae. hl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
Shoes, Hats, Domestics, &
JACOB M. wEAvHR.

JACOB M. WEAVER,
AS received his Fail Supply, and offers for sale,
II an extensive assortment of GOODS compri-
sing among them,
500 CASES SHOES-consisiinr of
Gentlemens fine shoes, boots and brogans, of Tin.
difereni varieties of sewed, pegged and nnird
Ladies morocco and prunella shoes and hooters
Do. senskin walking shoes
Roans leather pumps, &c.
Misses morocco prunella and sealskin siiors
Boys and childrens do. of every variety
Mems common and coarse shoes and brogms
100 CASES HATS-conessti,r oS
Beaver roram. wool, &c.
DOMEST ICS-coaSiaiAay Of
Brown and bleached shirtiurs
Sattnets, twilled kerseys
Cotton yarn, &c. &C.
on CARDS-coropTiSiag aJd1t
p.,an es ., the " hitemore and Easteru bIanis
raPe,' writing wrapping letter and prin,int,
grnnk.. vnIn soe s .n'e sac. shop twine
oct 1-eoIeaK