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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
CAMPAIGNS. HIBBEsT's LONDON

kiIBBEtTS LONDON
BRowN STOUT, PORTER, &c.
HI So VE'TAi returns his thspks =" the puD''S
for the ,atronsg,s the, have her-tofore extenne9
10 him. and informs the that he hiss tins day
fresh suppl, of the above choice i;qo'., wHh ShIn
Ire would be happ, furnish them, either by wh"'esse
or retail ,lso by The thooner Esther ssiiy' seve
raj hogsheads of
PHILADELpHiA PORTER,
which he will d, liver IN 80, part Of the town free OF
expens. by the dozen or o'her"s Tie has on hand.
AND tLARET WINES
of his own npor, ton which he will warrant pure
All orders from the country will be Thankfully re-
ceved IN promptly att ndedto.
Giond strong Vinegar suitable tor fsmi' use, NAV oe
had y, all times Al ms BorrL'sa ELLAa foya1 o"eet'
alexandria, Cash gwen tor Otd bofffes
Corks Of various a. 'tir> frr ,'t.
N B. Dyeine and Securing continued as heretofore
sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
For Rent,

.-sL.., Two br,ck>dw,llrng Houses; one Of
TIT which is two stories, situate near the corner :"
asks Royalsreet, and - street, form % ry DC,
liz cuped by John H. Crease. Inc olher 70
e ,i,ree story house OH one square
from CIagetts Hotel and late the residence OF Doctor
Humphry Peake, and is amongst the hest dwelling
houses in Alexandria To good tenants the rents VIII
be made low Possession can be had immediately.
;', o, Inn,v,o NJ MILLER * SON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
70 Nent

y NSNV
- The three story brick Store on King,
TINHthre edoorsabove the corner Of Washing
ton street lately occupied by Mr Edw.
S,nyth. Its situation is good 70,
any kindofbusiness. The rent will be low to good
tenant. * y. DOUGLAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Tor Rent,

A well 6nlshrd h,re story brick dwell
40 ling house ON Water street, directly IN .he
u.ss rear Of a.. CaroIn's Srck YARD, ate,y III .''e
1o&4 soccvnancv of "a. l. Kencdv, Esq it has re-
Gently been put in good repair. Rnqure of -
ee">" MORDECAI MILLER, or
o..,o -dlwseod1w WV BARrLEMAN
To -l1;7l;oers. Mantua-nsaker,, Slop-shop-
men, and others.---TO RENT,
-. a. Tina, ve,y dp,iranle sand IN Prince.
4HN street. next adjoining to Nr Norris Gro
Ssss, Gerry Store. 1t is now UNDERGOING mo
Gl rough repair and will be ready f'r deet nj
tenant next week. JOSIAH ~. JAWS.
SCOTS, Of different sizes, jor SAFE or nre;
sept 81 o. H. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Charles HeMMett

Has receired and offers for sale,
81 pipes French Brandy. genuine imported from
q london Docks
Fine OLD Botiied Hines.
3 casks. d,z each, Blackburn's Madeira, 20
years IN bottle
4 casks dog each, Oivara Co.'S.
6 10 do do fine old part
) .lses dog each haut sauterne
10 do dc T. c. sparkling champagne
S 10 do do Rhenish wine
He has tn Let,
era The large and comm,dious Store and Cellar
L. ljo,ning the Franklin House. Applyss above
oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
For Rent.

comfortable and convenient
1JEEt zee story dwelling at the corner OF
fft8 King md Columbus streets; at present
in the occupancy Of the Rev Mr. Jack
son: Possession giveninsecond week Of May next
MARYDENEALE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
FAanneAs and Tickings

1 large assortment Of domestic asnnes. dor hester
~ kings cloths cassmercs, sattinetS, kerseys anal
inse,s, for saie at the manufacturer, price,, by
nov A. C.. CAZENOvE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
TaN Goods.

~ &L THOMPSON have received, per the ships
u oston and Britannia, and other arrivals. general
assortment Of
British, French, Gor,nan, and Domestic
GOODS.
sent %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
York, Sepiembe, %, 1921.

Sir-Havng been for number OF year. allf''I !,
with the rheumatism to that degree that of'sn''r" :,
was unable to walk-tryIng variety OF cures s'""'
effect. heard Of Judkins' ontment-ob's'I" "
and by using the pot agreeable to direction Sa' t'
tireiyc cured and have not since [now more than '
been afflicted with it. JACOB LEIhkh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

Paper Hangings. C.
'ISIfE subscriber being appointed agent has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
Piled with. an extensive assortment OF
Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, &c.
Which he will dispose Of at advantageous rates To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently imported from Paris, and are well worth the
attention Of the public.
Dyeing and SECURING,
in all its various branches executed style OF supe.
ror nca,ness Cotton and worsted Bsragc coloured in
the best manner. P.J SALVETAT,
west,side ofEoyal, between King 4 Prlnce.sts
Cabinet ~ are-N0OM,
Corner OF King and Washingfon-streefs.
iE subscr Der respe ctful informs his frie nds and
l. the purlic in general, that he has on hand an rs
sortment of
NETT \, DURABLE FURNITURE.
warranted equal any manufactured in the District
find also an assortment Of
VENETIAN CURTAIN BLINDS
All of which will be sold at the loves, cash prces or
the usual ere dit to punctual customers
feb4 W. J. FERGUSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
youathan Mays

TO Let,
- A convenient, we'll finished two story brick
dwelling house on Henry street between King
and Prince Streets having six good rooms, store room
kitchen, servants room, smoke house, &c The rent
will be made low to goodtenant Apply at the auc-
ton store, corner of Prince and Union streets
oct ia WM MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Baitimoreeounfy, Oefot12, IL!

BdHIHOftt01HIy, UtIO0u y
About four winters ago, was severely frost o''''
in both feet, and became quite lame Every sue""'
ing winter brought forth the severity OF the Gt'S
heard Of Judkins' ointment and bad il appl'td; u
acted like charm, completely curing me IN anOI'
time. EDWIN H. SHELNEhDiN"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

g" W . . '' D'' Alexandra
Washington
ss'' washington
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown r, o.
g. MURRAY. Port Tobacco, Nd. W" -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Sunnooli,. Ap,il1821.

1fHHnpOfIs, "W' ~
Thereby certify, that have used some OF )ud.m
ointment in my family with such success as COME
me that il deserves to be recommended to Inc anh.
ed. One instance-My son had been labornR ui s'j
very disacreeable eruption on his head thai barre
all efforts to cure it-untilby applying part o'!S
it was entirely removed in iessthan week #,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR

. nov receiving from London, LIVERPOOL Nov,
u ork and Philadelphia, the most cyicneiys and
nest assorted supply of English French In.l;a nnJ
American GOODS, he has ever opcnetE every ,,ico
OF "hici, he IS willing to sell, at lower prices tbnn
heretofore In addition his usual fuil sun,i,, f
napt eottons bIahkcts, tiannels fearranrts cIcibs
oaSsibiereS' caTpeipg5, Cambrics, nluslins cotton
Wofated ana sH hosiery, hats, urnbr IS Irish linen
shcetings and diapers ozn9bures looking nlasseg
S S SPACES pen KNIVES and scissors, Hardbams
NO. y, Princes MIXTURE and FUot's genuine I.oudon
snuifs. 5i0 A'o"uoh
he has American white, Green and red Gannols
Steel, O%Hrd and Cadet mkt saftinefs
Brown and gold mist do r,,r,-i,-
Cr;HHso>, scarlet, blue and lemon c16boe,cd and
watcred norenn u "i'u
Blue and full black Italian lutestrilr, very bcst
Best quality assorted coloured Gfnti, Narles Glib
lndia iavenuhc, marcehue, isandaise and f,ro,rrsI
White, biacl; and crimson crinn scarCs and I,kf,
Black, white and green bObbinet and cauZe veiIs
M3ndarInc Canton and Norwich cranes and it,l
iancts '
Embossed, painted aud plain fancy belts
Gonnct, cap love and other rlbbaud5
Fiain and very handsome figured Swiss ulu.,ius
Tie hentDg and linen Can5rc hGkEs
Em.Grcn $, youths and mems fur aid clo,l, ems
EteFln" Coins. circHssiaus and rnhazpt
handsome assortment Of worstcd and cntfo, r,;,o
h!de ana odye Huseys and piajds for female ser
vans ''' /
twiii"d and very s,ort brown co,toas
and shir,H-s 500 ''''sS
Cunningham and Anderson. : s,o.. co,tons g., ,rgc-
uHctorcE's pFices
iogsthcr WIN other goods al Of which he off -
Hh'' % reiai! OF otherwise, Oh ,!a most .as,uf,
crGGs, -, 5 ,s'.,," ''e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
FoR TtTE Vino

,HLhVIION TO The CONVENTIONS
FTeehofdcrs 9f The Grunge Dist,icg-Bv the -c
slgnatlon OF Major David Watson, one fvour Deli
gaoet the Conyentiona vacancy has Occurred ,J;rb
cd you to choose his successor. a. e. ,,org
yol III TINS important trust You are respectful
Of Louisa. ''0'' 'I'o " WINSTON
Onthe merits oftbs gentleman T sbou,o.-i
i5 repeated and highly crcditabe services in the
ana ms elevated standing at the bar arc
that ontspeak any strains Of aponv1oI,s
B;it OF his political opinions tbcre nro,,;1.
which justice requires to be corrected
~. rgeIlt'gy denounced RGdicai Mr. w. nae
, supposed to adyOcste uprooting of the very
I % olr government. Nothing can be more
-, ~ ''ii' Such an ilnputa ION To clear + ovsy
u 'io desired cand'tiy 10 the folo,,u., ,yI,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

li:'e of ms creed which is fully borne out BY his own
aVowa of his sentiments, Published in the Enauirer
and other papers about April last.
AIR. Winston thinks that the Legislature shouIi
CONSIST OF not less than 100, more than $50
members He is for making the Judiciary duly re-
sponsbte but not abjectiy dependent; and to effect
this he would have the Judges elective for term
OF years, but only removable oheecer for incapacity
or other good cause, two-thirds of the Legislature
may deem them deserving of such removal. He is
tor suffering none to vote, but such as have resided
one or more years in the county. and actually pai,
taxes. ne is for abolishn;g the Executive Council
finaliy, upon The lnomentous question, s.what silal
be the basis o. representation" he is for the mixed
or compound basis of white reople ard taxation, tLt
Is the very apportionnet which most Of YOU assist
upon. :
! Hthcse opinions constitute a Radical Mir W. i.
one: but Tito be such radicol is a reprcach three
fourths OF YOU share it with lng for those orinu.s
or slight variations of them, are almost without ey
c2ption, yours. His difference with YOU never WIS
so much as to tcht deacts were IN the Constitution
rs about the mere question of calling or not callno =
, Convention The Convention being now called that
question Is at end; and all essential difference of
ophion between you and the person recommended TO
Your choice has ceasca- He stands before vo,, there
lore, tree III this respect, from all exception
/ AS Louisa, the ,uost populous county OF the Dis
tc'ct, has now no delegate from her own BOSOM tl,,
justice OF her sister counties admitting her to ti,Ii
equality VIII no it Is hoped, be appealed to in vain.
n VOTER Of TIE ORANGE DISTRICT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

speaking 10 him with look and accent differing from
that she to others-t is her husband. If you
see ,nan and woman walking in the fields in di-
rect lire, 30 yards distant from another the man
strides over stile and goes cerenonie, you
may swear they man and wife, without fear OF
perjury. If you lady whose beauty and carriage
attract the eyes, and engage the respect of all the
company, except certain gentleman, who speaks OF
her in rough accen-it is her husband, who married
her for love, hut now Sights her. If you see gen
tcan that is Courteous, obliging, and good-nntured
to every body, except certain female WHO lives under
the same roof with him, to whom he is professionally
cross and ill-natured-it is his wife. If you see
male and female continually arring, checking and
thwuring each other, yet under the kindest appea-
tons imaginable, as my dear, &c.--inan aud Wlc.-
Fran tie Lo,don Briiisi Chronicle, Of Diay I, l76i.
National Opinions.-A traveller in Turkey OBJ
serves, that it is folly 10 make the morality
OF our own country the standard OF that of any other
What Is considered beauty Ill country is deemed
dcformity III another. This national phenomenon is
pretty fairly stated in the following tables
An Eneiis!,lonn considers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

The following letter from one who has been erni-
nentiy successful in t,,. culture of many varieties
Ihe naive grape, WIZ uoubtless interest many of
readers: m y 9oe-jroo
UNITED SrArrs MURRAY ACADEMY,
West Font, 9TH September, 1929.
To The Editors IF The american. a Agreeable to
promise, have the pleasure to address YOU a few
remarks on the vines and vineyards, of America
rms subject having engaged the attnntio OF Amer
can cltzens and Distinguished Foreigners with their
experienced vigncTons during the past half century
ana their combined cfurs iIdvinr been unsiIcccsst
1t is worthy Of our consideration to inquire into the
causes which might have prevented their success
According TO my experience or knowledge of The
subject (having been brought up III tic land Of yiue
wards and been resident among Won for the asL
twenty seven years. think it my duty 10 atter,pt
to be uscii II pubiishin" facts on subject 81
e'l'le'y connected VIII ihc w:ars or our common
count-T.
am Of opinion that two groat errors have been
comHiited e her al winch sufficient to filst ra,
the king; the first r' Planting the icnro-
pcan stock of vnrs. delicate plant rai4,,d in mild
cf hemisphere, which to his day can oLiv be cplij
waited in the we'll sheltered situations of our n5r,c,,s
OF fEc enclosed yards cf onr cities The scysrii, of
our winters, tho lae irosts the sudden chances in
the atmospheric ai all times of the year and be-
lIcve, much greater numbcr Of insects must hive
fields. 70
The second, and not the icas. unacconntahf, er-or
IS the total neglect of thosesnnunerable varieties of
hardy native VINES which could have been na,berrd
on the rich and beautifully undulated surface of this
happy land. What ] have done, shall recommend
to the American tarmer Stoop and gather tho-t.
vines en- which you tramPlc very day; place in the
ground the seeds of the BEST improve them oil bv
good culture and in six years YOU will have
profitable vineyard, and make as many kinds of
| VINE as yan may nave varieties If your Aricutu
raj, horticultural or Temperate Societies would
cause t" De established nursery "f native vines
| OF about ten acres in every county, and call
upon Its inhabitants to gather anu bring lorwn I'd
samples OF fruit and mark the vi4cs, it would
soon prove TO be the greatest source of bo,-
pIness to the husbandman and the country =
commenced my collection Of vines eight vsars AFRO
rom the surrounding mountains Of West Point: fhn
iFult OF ten Of my varieties had the honor 10 rro
sent TO the Horticultural Society of New York for
inelr anniversary dinner. 1t is not for me TO saw if
they we're worthy of their acceptance or cultiyoton
an enlighteded public has seen hem:
planted Two acres OF it last SPRING and win plant
again tins fall but, if the result of nv enericr
or opinions should prove 10 be at variance with that
or others let them publish lhcirs-t will enable Tho
agricultural societies of TIC country TO pabcr M the
facts, and bring the sahitc to proper focus Win
Tie hope OF lis success have the honor 10 ron,oi,
your ob't scry't, THOMAS (;IupP EN-, '''''
Professor of Drawing, u. S. NJ A
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
TO THE AUTUMN LEAF.

Lone, trembling one
Last Of summc, race, wifherd and scar,
ND Observation-Disclosures art thou lingering here!
Thy work is done.
Thou hast ali.
aAe. aruu,acr flowers reposing in their tomb,
And the green that knew thee in their bloom
Nither and fall!
WIZ lost thou cling
50 fondy to The rough and sapiess tree,
Hath then existence aught like charms for thee,
Thu faded thing!
The voice of Spring,
y, hirh woke thee into being, ncer again
Viii greet ,icc--nor the gentle summers rain,
New vcrdure bring.
The zophyr's breath,
SO more will wake Tor thee its melody
But the long signing of the blast shall be
Tie lyman Of death.
Yet few days,
a few faint struggles with tie autumn storm,
And the strained eye to cat oh thy trembling FORM
In vain may gaze
Pale autumn leaf!
Thou art emblem of mortality,
she broken Heart once young and fresh like thee
Withered by grct--
Whose hopes are ilel,
Whose loved ones all have dropped and died away,
still clings to llic-and lingering loves to stay,
About the de1d,
Eut list-een uov-,
\ hear the gathering OF the a'i' ann blast,
1t comes--.iiy frail form tremolcs-it is past
a nd thou n lowt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

s;weariugen, the lite Sheriff of Washington Coun-
", WIS hung at Cumberland on Friday last, for the
murder of his wife Between four and five thousand
persons Witnessed the execution. \ full! confession,
Of every circumstance connected with the murder,
made to attendant Clergyman few days before, is
g DC published
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
assea1esaostu Ssat,ew.
THURSDAY MORNING, ocT. $. 1929.
TEE CoNvENTxON.

WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER z.
The Convention was opened by prayer by the Rt.
Reverend Bishop Moore.
The following were then announced Us the names
of the Committee appointed by the Chair, in pursu-
ance of the resolution which was Yesterday adopted
on motion Of AIR. Chapman Johnson.
LIST District. VIM. T. Giles
2nd Do. W. II. GrcaGnaN.
3rd To. John Marshall.
ath Do. Peachy Harrison
9TH DO. Chapman Johnson.
6th DO. Andrew Borne.
1tii Do. John y. Mason.
Ssh Do. John Randolph
9TH Do. James Madison
10Th DO. Charles Denton Mercer.
it'll Do. Allied, II. PowcN.
18th Do. William Naylor
18th Do. Ioln B. George
14th Do. John Roano.
18th Do. Henley Chapman.
10th Do. Lewis Summers.
nth DO. Philip Doddridgc.
18TH DO. John W. Green.
1eth Do. Littleton w. Farewell
Goth 20. VIM. Campbell.
2ist Do. George Townes.
2Gnd DO. James Pcasants.
23rd Do. John TaGt;.rro.
2ith Thos.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

Commodore Porter came passenger i'll the brig Be
van, arrived at Philadelphia from Vera Cruz, and was
landed ut Chester Saturday. He is understood
obc the bealer Of despatch"s to our government.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

On motion of Mr.. CGArNAN JoITNs0N. The reso-
ufIors offered Yesterday by Mr.. Dodiridge then
ordered TO be referred 10 the Select Committee now
appointed.
On motion of lIr. DopDnrDGE, who suggested that
the Committee would the day in the peror-
nance OF the duties committed to ther the Convcn-
ton then adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

H"lI a''d no dWH-"I was going" said an Irish
mah, lover Westminster bridge the Other day. and
"Pretiy we'll says he, ''thank you Donnely."-
ponnciy says !, that is my name "-.s Faith
10 more is mime BcwinS,' says he. So VIC looked nj
eeh other again. and sure turned OFT to be neither
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
NEW YoRK, October /. > p NJ.

NV YoRK, Oc'obcr I, > p. II.
We hive received Havana papers the list ut.
Exclusive. The Bordeaux packet, No. /, sailed OH
the 18th, for Tarnpco, with provisions and a rein
io.cnment of one Hundred and y-Seucn men, for the
army of Gen. BarIadas. This, says private letter
is the only force yet provided, for what is called the
second expedition destined for the conquest of Mrxi-
CO. The papc:s do not mention aDy arrival fem
Ianpico.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

e. We understand that WIN. Il. johnson, Esq
has lost the match race for $1,000 at New York.
The Virginia horse is represented to have been in
,vretcbed order.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

to'rec'ien-Mr. Doddridgc, in report of the
proceedings Of the Convention, has been enormously
described Us from Ohin county. He is from the
Ohio district, hut from Brooke county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

sentaton b socle gratu,toNs hngs at the course Of
things in that country. The atonement followed.
Subsequently he has discharged something which be
intended for an eulogy uron Portugal, but in doing
he has perpeirated an afiront upon England. For
this again. inhisl last number, he is the pcni.entiu
STOOL deploring the possibility of any interruption of
the good feeling between this country and Great
Britain, and attempting TO throw all the odium of ITS
Interruption upon the Opposition papers. We sur
mise that it occupies of the attention of the ca
bne. to repar the mischofs committed by their or
gam than to perform the Legitimate duties which,
belong to their sphere.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

hoFe Is moi passing day that does 10; f,rni.
new proof OF the unitncss Of Daft Green for the Of.
ice OF official Editor. Tie Old lcayen will break on,
INC disposition to snarl and bite cenno, he trained
Ono day he ofJsnls one Foreign Minister By isdz.
Greet '"j unnecessary larnpoous upon the habits and
P'ncY OF Tie nation he represents; AID The mex, 5,v
q reonk9 tnroogh ;h" State Department brnrs hin,
on ''7 Knees nntiering an awkward apology About
d fortnight since, he cf5nded TIE Portuguese Reo,s-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

The announcements of the arrival, below, at New
York, OF ,hn Henry w. nnst we think, have been
dents ut Now York. dated Sunday afternoon, which
make no tlentinu OF her arrivai.-BGA. Chros.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

MATCH RACE FOR TEN TEousAHD poLLARs.--Tlc
great produce mdich roce,' at New York
Saturday last, between a cob by Sir Archy, dam
If Virginia and colt By Eclipse dam Lady Light
foot, and Owned by Col Stevens. The race was
made before the coli toaet, the dams and sires
lting named, and was what is called produce
H1atCh.--The was 5000 side, half forfeit. 1t
won b Col Stevens colt III two heats. by about
'pqf lciigths.-iht time We have not heard
Bah. .4pericUn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

IL we mad continued to perform the work vcrlG 81
commanded "three thousand dollars" Onr c,n!f
calculated the Post Office advertisement of tbs 70.
ana, at the usual rate of publishing it once a Voc
ior three months as heretofore, it would have coz
Having ourselye. ,,,nro 80, .I.
nce department for the public interest, and some r
gard Tor the interest of our particular readers ~
Pnonsned mat same advertisement gratutouslv.
Tau we not Gone So the department, we have no doubt
would have lost many thousands of dollars h, the h1
sehGe OF competition among the contractors
Having retuted SANDER, we forbear pushin1 tbd
wal il,.o the enemy country with the materials m
our haiios: we have no pleasure in woundno thu
feelings of any one, and feel the influence of genn.
raj disposition to return good for evil" We frns,
10 te Indulgence of our rcaders for this trespass un
.neir attehtion, by the introduction into our CO.
our private affairs We promise them not to repea;
inc intrusion which on the present occasion has beer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
SPLENDID PANORAMA
WEST POINT
Is n0zp open at the .Af,sscy,,,.

Is nom open at tie Museum.
FENiiiS interesting Painting lin oil coors,) is upon
a scale OF nearly 500 square feet of Canvass,
by 100 feet circumference JVest Point is the Seal
Of the National Military Academy on the Hudson
River, New York; 1t commands the most romantic
and beautiful scenery--The Highlands or Mountains
are seen rising from to 1000 feet above the surface
Of the River. y
fhe Panorama will be open during the day time
from y. Nd to P. NJ. and in the Evening it will
DE displayed IN beautiful Transparency, and brilliant
ly illuminated. Doors open at 7 p. NJ.
u Tickets may DO had at tho Bookstores of BTr.
John H. Nash, Messrs Collins e. Co. at the Bell
Pavorn, and at the Museum.
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