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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-06
John Summers
Coach and Harness Maker;

I'm St7sspb street between Kins and Prince streets.
- returns his grateful acknow leds ments to the CT.
tzcns of Alexandra and its vicinity for the liberal ell.
enlargement which he has received since he has
menced business, and them that he will work
still hopes by his strict attic pon business am, his
desire to please. merit share Of the public
patronage.
". b. III orders will be promptly attended to.
decl5 6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-06
NO. a0O5
Fashionable Hats.

Fashionable Hats.
MORSE & .JOSSELYN
Respe ctfully inform their friends and
the public that they have on hand, and
! will continue to Manufacture a complete
HATS
of every description, such A. LIST and I'd quality bea.
vers casters. Rorums and youths ofvarous qualities.
ALSO,
Just received BY the last arrival from New York from
the most approved Mandatory, good assortment of
very superior Beaver low priced bats and Caps OF all
the various descriptions. making their assortment
perior to any in the District
Also,
tIatter's Furs and trimmings, and variety Of other
articles in their line, all of which they will sell al whole
sale orrttail at their old ssnd corner King Royal
streets. n r. Cash given for Furs. dec II
EngAi.h and Domestic Goods.
CHARLES BENNETT
HAS imported by the James Cropper, from Liver
III pool, and Brighton, from ondon--
10 bales shad and herring seine Irvine
8 bales super6ne white and brown shoe thread
l case ladies and misses cotton hose of sup quality
few pieces Scotch jaconet, null and imitation India
book musns and has recently received and Of.
fers for sale, by the package or piece,
Methuen domestic bedticks of excellent quality
Bleachcd and brown domestic cottons extra fine
Plaids and stripes
Best company choppa romals and yellow bantanos
Irish linens and sheetings, in whole and half pieces
To Rent,
FRA Tina: very comfortable dwelling
HEI house, for many years occupied by MI. Tho.
III! mss>mith. Apply as above
L. dec Is
Looking Glasses, Hardware,$rc
lust received and for sale at my Auction Store,
81 corner of King and st. Asaphstreets,
Elegant mantle, pier and dressing glasses
Complete sets of china 81 pieces knives and forks
Brass sndirons, shovels and tongs, tea boards
Plated sets castors, brass candestic
Glass salts and cup plates
so mattresses of moss, cotton and hair silver watches
"a. So, ga, 1914, ia, l2-4 and 1874 blankets
Point do
Several beds and furniture
2 dozen cane bottom chairs, and variety Of useful
and fancy articles, such watch seals chains, bead
clasps. cards, watches, snuff boxes, wood combs,
cloak clasps shaving soap, tapes buttons. spenders
&c. GEO. WHITE, auc.
dec II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-06
Stocks for Sale.

Stocks for Sale.
40 Shares Alexandra Marine Insurance Stock,
l 20 and % do do Fire do do
belonging 10 the eatate of the late Paul Eus,c and
will he sold on accommodating terms. Apply to
dec II A. e. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-06
Engli.h and Domestic Goods :.

t.~x Tina: very comfortable dwelling
TN house, for many years occupied by MI. Tho.
la ssSmith. Apply as above
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05
FEIDAY aORNINf!. PEG i 1sao.

- ne Convention Yesterday, resolved itself mo
COMMITTEE OF The Whole Mr.. Leigh, continued his
remarks upon the proposition of Mr. Upelinr tar :,
compromise. Messrs. Tyler, Cooke, Upshnr. Dod-
bridge Randolph CoaIfcr ard S onard took part IN
the debate The remarks OF these re,,flrrpfn cviil
appear IN few days Judge Coaltef took occasion
10 say That from what he had since witnessed in Com
nttFe ne retrac'ed the concession lie had node when
ne last addressed the CoDc1i'tce and was not now
wiling to vote for the basis cf white nopulgtion in
tbe house OF Delegate. fIr. 5ianard conterdcd
that II the qualified voters, fixing them at The rreafest
number coatended for by any one in the Committee
were taken instead Of tc white population as the ba
SIS ~ representation the result would be about tE
same Us that of the propcstton Of rjr Trpsbnr viz
~ I" The West and - to lie East in Uonse If
DeiHga'es composed Of 20 members and Then slated
n7 rCaSos TOR his preference Of the pronosifTon ~
mr pshnT to The bnsis Uf be qualified voters.
MI Gordon lien proposed substitute in cf;,cs tbo
sg"" rs the resolution heretofore offered Inv bi,,
W; ~ 5laed at tb> same time, that he lef the sub
jew OF l"ture apPorilonmcUt untouched 10 releve tic
question OF embarrassment ''o '''
journed ''' ''S N'''V'"''on 40
we have reasonto ih;Dk e probable tha, we were
lhst"Een IN The teurr Of Dir Madsons ma * ,vfci.
we published Yesterday There is difference g..
opinion IN those who hrard him. Aud we ere now.
inclined to doubt whether Mr.. Madison infende6
express any decisive opinion 10 his Ultimate ,..
Upon tJe bssis 81 r.siseseatsiiy.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

or 2n: lie Supplemented that would ue bought
sxad, which dsageeablc to all parties which,
c sanction of high authority, to be forced upon
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
Baltimore american.


The Columbus, Georgia, Enquirer OF
the 18th July states that much alarm had
been excited in that place by some recent
movements ola hostile character among
the indians. Several secret Councils
have been held In the Creek Nation, with
q view, It was believed, of concerning war
like operations against the Frontier Settle
ments. Some ofthe citizens Of Columbus
having visited Col. Crowell, the Creek
AGENT at Fort Mitchell, for the purpose 81
ascertaining the truth Of the matter, he
communicated to them the following Inior
nation
ssThe agent stated that there had been
several secret councils held by the Chiefs;
that he had been informed by several L.
dams, that they. The Iadians, IN these coun-
ellis. had resolved 20 stay and die upon their
soil; that they had also resolved to kill hun,
the agent, and wage "A war Of extermlna-
ton UPON the frontiers. and assassInate ev-
erv white. West Of Flint river; and when
troops should be sent to fight them, they
would retire 10 the swamps and die to a maa
ighting for the soil of their foretathers.
The agent, not putting sufficient conf
dence DO these reports, felt no alarm uE;ll
an OH. respectable chief, in whom he had
always put the most confidence, and who
had always manifested for him the great
est friendship. came to him and told han IN
confidence that the report was true, aud
that Bio himselfwas a member of the secret
council which passed the aforesaid resolu-
ton, and that he voted for it, but that he
f had so Great a friendship for him, the agent,
that he could not reconcile It to his con
science so far to violate his faith as to see
him sacrificed without apprIslng hum OF his
danrer.-The Chiel also stated that dcpu-
tafioas had been sent 10 the Cherokees,
the Choctaws, aud Seminoles, to solicit
their concurrence IN sentiment aud action
with them. the Creeks, but that none bui
tha Chorolces bad been heard from, and
TINT they coucurred; that Ross, the Pres
Iident was preparing a talk for his nation,
advising them never TO give up their land
4 but TO kill every white man who crossed The
line"
The National Executive had been duly
,o,~ised of these hostile movements.
Bglm0rc .lmerican.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
vUF INDIANS

,-. E.. -uine reports have been c.trIa,el m
inspecting Che temper Ui Intentions of
c, Indians. Thsvcre SID O. nvosccrg,y
,..l., Kin Col Grove. tao mlan Agent
,.-i, ih, na.ior aud to Jl,chcral ,he whites
cd C,aveu contradict, the state
.,ystbst 81, alqm ha, been uoueco>sa-
a.,-o.srly n-orcel alln- tlc frontiers
,r- or ,b, Indians. II -r1cars. Dad only
-.~,,..-,r.e s--.o-, thc removal So
.,. .,..,, f,sm bvf.. President
..,....t.,,. ,.-..--.l l.,.,.,e- soo,,
.,-.,l 81. r.r.,. s., %, ,-i.,p.,.
~. .,.l..... ,..,. .,. with stock ON
It-.,.r,l.rs NH. T,l,5rs orIorr5
.t....-..........i ....l ,...-, ,o.,.r...l
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
IVnIAN HOSTILITIES.

We understand official Information has
bpen received at ihc head quarters Of the
Western Department, stating mat lew
laws since. whilst some of the frontier IN
\ .bnonts 81 Randolph County, Missouri,
we're grazing their cattle on the waters Of
Charlton river, party Of lOway and Sac
Indians. took possession of the cattle and
drove them Off WhereuPon, 90 Of the
frontier inhabitants embodied and pursued
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
Debates in Convention.

"Ihe Editors Of the Wing have oncac-
ed the services Of one of the mos q ccon1- ,
plished Stenographers m the u Statce,
o report the Debates Of the Virginia Con-
vention. During the session Of that body,
The Country Wing will be ISSUED three
times Il week, as our readers will wish to
hear rapidly from the Convention. and
their proceedings will probably occupg
much space Il has been suggested I0.
them, that many persons who are ico pae
TO take Il newspaper by tn year WOULD
like TO subscribe for the time lhal crl
bly,, which is so deeply iulere r0g aN.
may sat. To accommodate a. eb we
shall relax our rules, and o.r lt5cfbcr
for the session, at The r0ie ijr rgire oi
annual subscription. II TIE ttnc,f ~
are in session two noatis, a. ca o lis
paper for that time, Will be ta.ar
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12

BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
We have the qualification to lay before
/ thc stockholders Ia this company, aud the
public at large, the following interesting
statement ~ regard 70 the costof this
noble and important work, in which IN
character Of our city for bold enterprise
( IS not less concerned than our com
mcrciol prosperity, and that Of the dis
trictwhich it .raverses. Ii is well known
that the original computed cost of this
railway was estimated at so, 0C0 mile
This computation, made, as in every new
enterprise ofthis sort, under circumstances
which allowed only an approximation to
,hc truth, Is, however, nearly certain TO be
verified DO the first siXty-six miles, con
tanned between Baltimore and the Point
of Rocks. That distance will be trayer-
scd bv q complete road Including rails
and the laying of the same at an expense
of 9I,499,416, being an average Of SD
$50 per mile. Even this very mcon
siderable excess over the original compu
tt,ol arises from no error in the latter.
but from a change n the plan of the work
intwo very important particulars, in which.
after mature deliberdion It was decided
that the advantage resulting wOJld mich
more thln compensate the additional ex-
pense: we all1de 10 ihe substitution Of sub
snnuaI mounds Of earth for wooden via
ducts over vaie,s. aud Of stone bridges
for wooden ones over streams; alterations
which, It is obvious, add materially to the
cost. That notwithstanding this the orig-
NAL estimate should scarcely be exceeded,
Is matter complimentary to the Board
and Us Engineers, and augurIng we'll for
the future progress OF the work. Il Is a
10 which we bag particular
attention, that of 1913. 116, the cost of
graduation and masonry on the first sixty
SIN miles, the sum Of s is, 800 will be
expended on The first thirteen miles. This
expenditure, which was pro
duced by the desire to bring the road into
town at a point suitable to existing lm-
and on q dead leret and which
may be said therefore, IN a certain sense,
MOTTO have been essential to the enteiprs-
M accompanied however by tneuot less
importoutluct, thaton the remaining divis
ions the graduation and masonry will be
done an average cost Of $500 per mile
The first step Is the most difficult ac-
cordng to the saying; and the reason Is
obvious. Many things are to be learned
for the first time; ia many more essential.
improvements are suggested IN the pro
cress of the work The difficulties being
the same, every work, therefore naturally
costs less as it proceeds. To Judge from
the prompttude with which instruments
have been paid, the stockholders antici
pate within q reasonable period the compile
lion of the road TO a point where 1t must
immediately become profitable. We arc
pleased 10 learn that wages have expert
enced q considerable fall, and the harvest
ahoad, gathered, with that which at pres
emf begins 20 load the soil, gives promise
of cheap wages during the ensuing year.
The ''dcep Gu is advancing with much
augmented speed.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
Ia Printers and Publishes.

TIE subscriber having I'D led The manufacture
of m0vcable type to bis Stereotype establishment
respectfully sociisa shGre of Tie patronage Of the
Printers OF Pennsl wanna aud tie adJ1cAlt states
Having a practical knowledge oi printing, and
also having been longer practically engaged m The
business OF Stegeo,yping tlnu any other person III
the United States, it, hopes % be able from such
experience, to giN0 satisfaction to those who may
fVor him with their orders. From an intimate
,cGnliutancc for number Of years, (uearly eight
with the business OF type founding, he hopes 20
De able TO produce type equal 10 any offered 10
tue Printers of tic Uniied states.
Ills prices, though low, will Of course be the
samc rs others IN the same business. Nor viii he
attempt 10 violate truth OF insult common sense,
1y prctcn ling 90 any "increl,el facilities in the
nq1uhcmrc (ijc there are no other facilities
a present in this city, than there were twelve
wears AGO, whom type were from 10 % 80 per cent
higher thln Il, presently nor have tie materials
used in making printing type been SO greatly re-
iuccd' as TO bear ana PTOp9rtt0a 20 the rcduc-
ton in the prices OF type. Bul the reduction has
been "indtlced" by competition, and an oyerbear-
ng disposition of some OF those founders who
nave grown rich on the heretofore enormous prof.
lis on type.
All sizes oftype plain and ornamental, for book
,ld lob printing, from lines Plea To Nonpareil,
constantly on hand ia Such quantity 10 supply a
nv order AT short notice. Ia the choice of book
6llcr. pains have been taken 20 select such faces
u, arc generally approved for symeiry, ncatncss
and durability.
He also keeps a complete Printer Warehouse,
tho ouIy one in this city, and can furnish com
Dcie printing Office at q very short notice.
The following are his PRICES at a credit OF
GmuuilS. for approved notes or acccptmce-or q
4, ..c,,,t 8 Go nov cat.f viii bn D., Ia c,r cn...
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
TO THE PRINTERS OF THE CNIrEa
SH WINS

lNF Lto the prices Of al materials used 10
" making Printing Types have been greatly
reiuced, and the facility of manufacturing greatly
increased The subscriber, therefore, has been
induced 10 make aproportionable reduction in the
prices, which from the lst Of April, have been d
stated in the annexed list
Tie character ofthe Type made al this Foundry
IS well known to the TRADE, who are assured
;hat, in regard 10 the guilty of the metal, inisl,
and durability. no deviation has been nIade.
lie has on hand q complete assortment, aud can
supply any qulutity on short notice. lie viii
be happy 10 receive tie orders OF has customers,
which will have Immediate attention.
Merchants who have orders from abroad can
have offices complete, with Presses, and every
thing necessary 10 Printing Establishment, pul
mp in the most perfect nanner.
Publishers are requested TO gave tbs advertise
mont a place 10 their papers few times, to re
ceiyc payment, 81, ia type, or 10 settlement Of
llrir accounts.
RICHARD DONALDSON
Pill ~ III
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12

The prices on ornamental and fincy type have
been reduced in a greater proportion
Old type received IN exchange al cents per 10.
A Book of Specimens viii shortly be published
STEREOTYPlNG will be done M the lowest
prices. in the best manner as heretofore.
J. HOWE,
Corner Of Cro'ea and Catl9l5LH streets.
Philadelphia July p, 1879
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12

Tarier on NE TtcN-lIr lie Bcaumc has ldey
ascertained thai the tariJr on the teeth is produce
L. the same nlanucr as coral 10y animllculn which
after having formed the indus, Institutes lisei be-
tween the gums and teeth, causing diseases o.
both. and their secretion often cOntamnatcs th,
breath AI- lie Bcauue has also ascc,tained lhl
washing the teeth Wih vinegar and a brush, vii
IN a few DAYS rcnOuc Inc arter. Pa. Gaz.
-.s,s9ss's.
MARRIED, yesterday, by the Rev. Chre
Cook. NJ JAMES +. LLoYp Merchant, TO Mis-
CAROLINE WATERMAN, all of this place.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12

The Washington Correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer, writes As follows:
81 have Just seen letter dated l2h
May, 1929, from the Rio de Ia Plata, sta
ting that afiilrs on board the Hudson frig
ate are in u terrible state; that armed ser
nnels, with bayonets fixed, are paradlng
the ward room before the state rooms Of
two lieutenants, who arc compelled TO be
content with playing bo-peep, through the
small aperture OF their state room doors.
Sundry midshipmcn are in confinement,
aud 1t is expected all will be tried by court
martial, the moment that the Boston aud
VandaIa arrive from their cruis'. This Is
novel state of things on board an Amer
lean FrIgate.'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
Cash!

n IL persons fash whom no prcsious Or
~ ranguncni b1s bceo nsde) indebted - ilo
~ ssribefs, lli De waited on W q few On, rsh
ihc4 respective aceonis. Tie pFcssuae oftlo
iiines nIg- ! necessary i'uus a. lTzc 'ssr frieits
20 mrei promptly, fms or ff.t e1i--iise CASH %
Hs wii D. c5clt accommO1 ,ii..n ~ tbs time
Those wlio gre rs thcir aid s.l,l De q HEHnzsED
vel, aisi Hose nrslefinz Hs shgD ~ b. ferg0f-
fer. JOIN T.. Cs.AFl<r & CO.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
Told 81 Woods,
mp AVE received the agency Of wv SWAIN,
ri or Philadelphia, 20 vcnd his genuine
PANACEA,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8.

r.e,romeuded for illt que OF the following DIS.
80 Scrofla. ct Kings Evil Syphiliiic aud
Vsr.,,r;al diseases; Rheumatism; Ulceraus Sore
'Tbro,,s or Sores White Swelhngs; Diseases OF
,bs Yer and skin, aud az diseases arising from
;.,,..,-s blooI Ceuiicaios can be seen al the
So n shove. and general directions for The US
80, l. M the above Diseases. Price, , dollars a
no,,lc 20 dollars per dozen, ID dollars per half DO.
Wheeling, August II on
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
To Printers ofMe U. States.
FRANKLIN LEIvrER FOUNDRY.

FRANKLIN LETTER FOUNDRY.
The reduced cost Of The ma;crial1 used IN tie
comno,i,ion OF Printing Types, and tlie improve
menis and increased facilities Of casting them,
have induced the subscribers 10 adopt the following
list of prices.
The stylo Of their large and small letter Il mod
ern. aud Of the most elegant kind. The metal wiIl
be found very hard and durable, having 4 Now IN
rredieut IN its composition. Tor accuracy and
finish, de type cast % tier tounlry Is warranted
ecull To any whatever. They have on hlud g.
cesupletc assoriuen; Of Book aud job Letters. So
ai they are prepared 10 execute orders for entire
Offices IL Job, Newspaper, or Book Printing on p
shor. notice. They are thankful for tlle patronage
Hey have received, and will be happy 10 reccii
ile orders 81 pfi1ierz, which Will receive prompt
attention.
Mefchan;s and others, who have orders from
abroad, VIII be supplied cot only with Tspe, b,t
with Presses Chlscs, Composing Sticks. and every
tlinr necessary for printing establishment, and
nut 10 with caro- and perfect accuracy.
Their new specimen book viii be pn51-hed
soon and ready 10 be sent % printers 30 WINCH
Will be exhibited a greater variety than LAS Den
shown by any Foundry il tho United silics-
u Printers arc requested % publish iis af' j.
fseaant Few times ~ Their papers !" . 800
payment 81 10 types or ~ the seiile'ncn' o. .i'oi
- ,,4 III S,1.il Plea. - o
arsor. 81 - Long PtimcTs
D,s.lle Great Primer. % Bourgeois, s.
D1,,lae English 32iBfc III
Dlubie Small Pee 81 AlinI0r, ~
Great Prince 81 N7npa ~
Eng.is5, ~ leads IN 'e1''-- 90
pr 81 lni0is -
O.hsr kinds Of i7re reduced m proportion. Cl1
tvne received 10 exci1nee - 9 csrs ger pond.
Aiaary ~ y
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
louisville .4drertiser.

Raft Of Red Rirer.--It will be recol-
lected by our readers, that Captain Chase,
ofthe U. S. Army, was appointed, last
winter, by tie late president, to suPerln-
teld the removing of the distractions to
the navigation Of Red River, commonly
called the Raft. Ne now have the satiStAc-
lion of stating, that We have conyersed
with an intelligent and highly respectable
citizen of Lliaye.te county, and learned
from him. that, Just before he left home,
some of his neighbors returned from Nat
ehitoches, In. where they met with Capt
Chase, who was on his return from an eS
animation Of the Raft He informed them
that he had examine the distractions TO
the navigation Of Red River, w.th great
care and attention, and had come to the
conclusion that they are Of far less for
midable character than they have generally
been represented; aud that they are suscep-
t,ble at a small expense, compared with
the immense advantages which would re-
sult from the accomplishment Of so highly
important an undertaking.. They did not
learn any farther particulars. We trust.
however, that Capt Chase's favorable
report, on the subject, will induce the
President Of the U. s. to order The work
to be commenced without delay.
ARKANSAS Gr=cttc.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12

TIC Indians, and came up with them, Gu
cam2ed They efused to give up the
cattle, when cofict cnsued, which re-
suited in the defet fihe whites, who LOST
four men killed, fur wounded and several
missing. The Iidian force is varlously
stated at from lCO 10 300 men.
The Governor Of Missouri has called
out thousand militia, for the protection OF
the frontier, and has requested OF Brga-
der General Atkson the aid Of the United
States Troops inthat quarter, and Bnga
der General Lsavenworth has already
marched for the frontier with the dispose
bic force stationed at Jefferson Barracks,
to accompanies.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
Pocket Book
FOUND.

YrA ARLY in May lasi a Pocket Book wa,
III found in the street in the Town Of Wheel
inr. containing Notes on different individuals, pay
able to William Talbert. The Pocket Book +,
supposed TO belong to the person named in the
Notes The name of Benjamin a. IIeskct up
pears on two Of the papers, and that Of Philip
Skater on one. Many inquiries have been made
and he finder has not been able to hear of VIM
Tabc-t or bis residence /. is therefore adver
tised. in the hope that the said Talbert, or some
person acquainted with him, may meet with tai
Notice. For further particulars enquire at The
office Of the Wheeling Compiler.
August A. $50
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
RICHARD DONALDSON,
PhIf9ffE-g.


The prices Of other descriptions Of type 1re
,roporton4bly reduced.
Old type received IN payment Al cents per ID.
July p
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-12
EAISSOLUTION OF PART

ncIshiy.--Tbo psrlh-i.l.l ,f.rs
existing between d,e subsc5ibosr uaie. 81, aIt
of RoBB & MoRRIs0S l.s jcea ~ ~
mutual consent. al persons h1.ll NJ tfa
counts with said Grm arc roqur t lo ortle,as-
ward aud Tie tic same by ie .1-.
Der next. j. So tpaH
Wheeling Jnly - % join sritia'}h
ITThc bnstcss viii be car p lHs
the subscriber, u the old stand i.'ll IS Bows
son, OF Man street. ono door SOL 20 ~. t'a
Nssiefn Baiils % va. . " i.'ft
Jaly -, ls2p.