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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
fIon NE Nt,c Eagiand WIe,kiy Rer;e,r.
MORNING IN SPRING.


MORNING IN SPRING.
How sweet the landscape! Morning twines
Her tresses round the brow of Day,
Aud bright mlsts DER the forest pines,
Like happy Spirits, float away
To rcvel on the mountains crown,
Whence the glad stream comes shouting down
Through woods and rocks, that hang on higtn
Like clouds against the deep blue sky.
The woven sounds of bird und stream
Are falling beautiful and deep
Upon the spirit, like dream
OF music on the hour of sleep
And gently from the dewy bowers
Soft mnrmurs, like the breath of flowers,
Are winding through the purple grove,
And blending with the notes Of Love.
The streams in veins Of silver flow
The sunrise gale DER flower and trec
80 lightly breathes, it scarce would blow
A fairy bark upon the sea-
Itcomcs so fresh, so calm, so sweet
1t draws the heart from its retreat
To nine,c with the glories, born
In the first holy light VI morn.
\ cloud is or the sky above
And calmly DER the young years blue,
lis coming like thing of Love
To gladden. III the rising dew
It's white waves with the sunlight blend,
And gentle Spirits seem TO bend
FROM its unrolling folds to hear
The glad sounds ofour Joyous sphere.
The lake, unruff'cd by the breeze,
Smiles in It's deep unbroken rest,
Us it were dreaming ofthe trees
And blossoms pictured on its breast
Its depths are glowing bright and fair,
And the far skies seem hallowed there,
Soft trcmbling-as they felt the thrill
Ofmusic echoed from the hill.
Tho living soul of beauty fills
The air with glorious visions--briglt
They ingor round the sunny hills
And wander in the clear blue light
Of to the breathing Heavens they go,
Along the Earth they live and glow,
Shed DER the lake their happy smiles,
AHd bccbon to its glittcring Isles.
Oh, at this hour, when Air and Earth
Are gushing love, aud JOY, and light,
And songs of gisdncss hail the birth
Ofall that's beautiful and bright
Each heart beats high--each thought is Blown
20 flame-the spirit drinks the tone
Of brighter worlds, and melts away
In vision, ofcternal Day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

cral Jackson. We are still more rratified nj ,h,
manner in which Mr.. Adams is said to have received
the Secretary, torgetfu Of his own private wrongs
md the personal injustice done him. in the desire
AN engrossing one in the bosom of every true pat
riot Ito promote the public interest. There was
no other source to which Mr.. Van Buren, could ap-
ply win any chance OF success. The new Presi-
dent has had no experience, nor has he been edca-
ted IN those studies which would supply him with the
knowledge necessary to enable him to df,se ipht n
inong the menbers-of the C1binet.-There IL NOT M,
Inu,siaoa IN the administrations nay, we will go
iurther. there is not one in the party; who could
have given the Information. 10 do the publ;c bns;
ness, therefore, understandngly and eficientIv m,
Van Buren,, 1t appears, was compelled to 90 to Mr..
very wonderful in this >''s
The New York Enquirer, was very socitous 70
remove this visit FROM the ground of conrtcsv ma
to make 1t one of business Let the editor -hav,>
the iuIl benefit of his effort. The wheels of GOVERN
'nent could not go along without aid from NJ
Adams. Mr.. Van Buren, solicitous ito Law tho
ioundsion Tor further intercourse in order that be-
might thus obtain much valuable and indispensable
information end ddcice."
While the Secretary of State thus admits tho i'm
portance OF friendly intercourse with Mr. Adams
and derives such necessary information and "ndvico
from his Proximity to the city, the organ ofthe Cab
met isdaily lavishng abuse upon Mr.. Adams for
remaining in the vicinity Of the city, attrbuting &c,
hlm a motive foreign FROM his habits and dispose
ton by charging him with writing aragraphs to place
the new Administration in odous light before tho
people. were he disposed to make the Administra-
ton unpopular, could he do it IN my manner more
effectively than by withholding from them such Gin
dspensablc Information and advice" Us Mr.-va B,-
rem requires for the conduct of his department and
may require again and again. The real object of
the Telegraph, and that part of the Cabinet which
dictates to 1t, is to prevent the people from seein
and understanding the fact that the dmiristratoa
are under the necessity Of seeking the assistance of
the very individual whom they have charged with
ncapacty and incficency, and The alleged abuses of
whose administration they tell the people that they
are about to reform. -
There seems TO be a want of cohesiveness in tie
present Administration, ond want of concert be-
tween them and their official organ, which do no,
indicate long or uninterrupted harmony.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
RsrDttsnatU SxebtQ,
rrIIi RsDAY MORNING., APRI. ~, 1920.
TO rnr EDIroRs or rmr Wma


Gcntcmen:-Thc inclOscd is taken from the Alba
ny Argus ot the lath inst; be good as TO give
place IN your paper it nsy help to open Tire eyes OF
the people ot virginia with respect to Banking. Your
lconS'iance.wiil oblse 4 SUBSCRIBER.
The Albany Argus says ''thcre is now scarcely n
doubt Of the renewal of solvent charters and the
incorporation of such new banks ns the public exgcn-
ciCs shall require. The first batch of now banks is
10 consist Of oishiecn.
One III our principal mcrchauts was talking the
other day Of The condition OF the people of North Car
ollna. They owe their banks he said five mil.
lion dollars; and have what they got from their
banks' Nothing but paper and iap,pbiack The ex-
act operation of the system can be understood bv
those only who have studied nature: but every BODY
must be aware that II banks had never been establish
cd III North Carolina, tho people would never have
been involved in debt to this enormous amount. Yet
the Legislatures of our different sta es continue IN in
crease the number OF these Institutions though the
consequences obvious. The netr fr,gIed sys
tom Of banking got up in Nav York will fear, lead
To an entire paper currency"
The original amount gold and silver capital pos
scsscd by the banks of North Carolina did not probn
bly, exceed one or two hundred Thousand dollars Bot
on this, they issued paper, and with this paper the in
stamens were paid III: and this paper afterwards be-
came capital for new banks.
in the same manncf are they now ronr on in New
York. There being restrictions ON the issues of
small notes, even the smaller channels of circulation
are filled with paper: aud the specie in the vaults of
the banks, is very trifing in amount. The bank of
foughkeepsie has according it's own showing t,ren-
ty-one paper dollars in circulation for ever silver dol
lar in it's vaults and the Dry Dock bank Of the CITY of
New York t,rere paper dollars for each silver dollar
Taking the circulation ofthe state Throughout the pro-
saoty Is that the proportion of paper to silver is
ten to With this paper the CAPITAL of The ne,v
banks will be paid IN then there will be new issues OF
paper.
Then the people, to obtain this paper, will enter into
give the produce their land and labor
to the banks They will involve themselves in deli.
70 the amount of many millions and all to get
ion of rags and iampbtark, the intrinsic worth of
which is too small to be taken into account.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

from ne National Journal
We find The follewing paragraph in the Newark
IN. j. Eagle, Of Friday last:--
"By recent adviccs from Washington, we learn
that u is conceded, all hands at that place that
Mr.. Von Burcn's motive, in visiting Meridian Hill
was that Of obicinng information and council which
ne was unable to acquire from any other SOURCE
Dir Van Durcn was not only DESTROYS Of being in
formed ON the matter in question, hut was anxious
to- cultivate friendly relation with Mr.. Adnms, and
thereby 60 lay the foundation for further intercourse
which ne wei knew could not hut be- the means of
supplying him with much valuable and indlspensl-
bic information and advice. ~ is said that Mr..
Adamss department was perfectly digniGcd and gen
ucrnany b. entered very fully and frankly into the
desired explanation and con muncated his ideas md
counsel without reserve. Mr.. Van Buren, returned
from his visit perfectly satisfied, having boon given 10
understand by Mr. Adams that it would afford him
pleasure to assist him in whatever might be useful to
him in the management of his department"
Ofthe accuracy or inoccuracy ofths statement we
know nothing. lift be correct, we may be allowed
20 express our satisfaction that Mr.. Van Buren, has
voluntarily sought All intercourse with Mr.. Adams,
notwithstanding the pcrnicious example SCI by Gen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
Csm S. JONES, Secretary.

AT meeting Of hcehoders of the county Of Gaocand at
ts courthouse, the 10Th day of April 1929 held for the
purpose OF taking consideration propreiy OF nominating
persons IN Represent the senatorial district of which that county
~ part, ~ convention, Cob WIN Boiling was appointed
chairman aud Jackson Mills secretary: whom the following
ticket was presented and advocated by Col s. Watkins
James lcasauts N i,oocband, VIM e. Rivcs ofAlbenaTe
Joseph g. Cabcl aud Thomas Massie Of Nelson The ticker
being adopted, ;e meeting adjourned.
VIM BOILING, Chairman
JAtgsoy MnI, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
Goshen Butter and Smoked Beef.

V'flE Subscribers have just received from New
- York, 90 frkins superior Goshen Butter, and 500
lbs. Smoked Beef aloe bbls. Dunlops Beer
nr-l ~ 20. GRO & WN. MIRIAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
Fon TIE Rrcua,oxp VINO.

at meeting of sundry Freeholdcrs of the county
of Gloucester, favorable to reform ofthe present
Constitution of the State, held at the Court House
on the 4th day Of April for the purpose of selecting
suitable persons, to represent the district composed
of the counties Of Accomack, Northampton, Glou-
cester Matthews and MiddleseX, in the approa ching
Convention, to be held III Richmond in October next;
and Tor the purpose of efecting unanimity between
the friends OF Reform, the Eastern and Western
shores,
William r. Perrin called to the Chair and
Cary >. Jones appointed Secretary:
Whereupnn, letter read from Thos NJ BAY
ley, John Z. Drummond. and Calvin II. Read mem
oeTs OIL The iast Legislature nom the counties of &c
conacS' and Northampton, proposing that two can
dldatcs favorable to Reform, be nominated by the
friends of Reform in those countless and that two he
IN like manner, nominated by the friends of Reform
on the Western Shore.
This meeting agreeing to the proposition therein
contaned and most heartily cooperating with their
views, proceeded to the nomination accordingly: and
upon the motion Of Philip Duva, Mr.. Charles Hill.
OF King and Queen: and upon the motion Of John
&. Tonlies, Doct. Richard a. Christian of Md
dl'seN, were proposed, and selected fit and pro-
per persons, to represent this District, in thg.ap
preaching Convention.
The meeting then adopted tho following resolutions
fcsoVed That the friends of Reform, on the Eas
tern Shore bcrcquee'cd 20 call another meeting n
Inong themselves, and make a selection from their
Ticket, ofany two therein named, whom united with
tho two above nominated, this meeting pledges itself
TO support, by all fair and honorable mems
Resolved That Matthew Kemp, John c. Tonkicy
and Charles G. Curtis, Pstitute a Committee, whose
duty shall be, to inform the gentlemen herein nom
mated as Candidates, oftheir nation and ascer
tam from them their Willingness TO serve if elected
Resolved, That should either OF the candidates
here put in nomination, decline serving the people,
that the sad Committee, shall forthwith proceed to
cal another meeting Of the friends of Reform at some
suitable place. in the district, for the purpose of sup
plying suOh vacancy.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and SECRETARY a nd copy
thereof be son to the friends Of Reform on the EaS>
tern Shore, and copy to the Editors of the Enquirer
and Constitutional Wing, and request that they pub
lish the SAME, in their respective Gazettcs.
WIN. Il. PERRIN Chairman.
CARY s. JONES Secretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

We congratulate the country the discrimination and
kreoigc IF character evnced by Cen Jackson i'm sending
Maj Ice among the Turks II the most notable instance Of
snsacty he has yet shown-TIrginian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02

The last accounts from England mention the weather
as unusu ely wet. and as having damaged, to some de-
gree, the crops. No apprchensions are entertained,
however, that there will not be good harvest.
LIVERPOOL, >Ususr IS.
CORN ExcHAssH.-There is q little increase in the
supplies of both British and foreign Corn, but they
still much below the weekly saes particularly great
portion ut the latter. with nearl, all the import Of me
rcan Flour will go into bond Duties have heen paid
upon 357 quarter OF Wheat, go barrels &c Flour and
100 Quarters Of Barley The variations this week are,
an increase OF Is 6lprqarter on Barley and much
reduction in the duty on In the early part OF
the week the weather WAS showery, but not such as
materially to delay the OPP raons of harvest; subse
quenty it became exceedingly unfav"r1ble. and the
last three days have been almost continue rain There
is very little Grain yet carried and not more than one
half cut in this district few small lots OF English
Wheat have been delivered, thu quality fair but
rather damp; they have brought g. Cd to los per "
lbs AS noticed last week, fin fresh Wheat have be-
come unusual, scarce. and thu few parcels of This de-
scrpton the market have been held for consider.
able advance; other qualities that sweet, ave also
been in request at gradually advancing rates but the
stale samples have continued almost unsaeabe.
The demand for Barley is rather increasing Beans,
Peas and Indian have also each been sought
after: indeed all low feeding grain has been in request
United States sweet -four has horne low relative va.
ue with the best wheats, and is fast leaving the mar
ket several parcels Of the last imports now under
lock. have been taken for export and speculation
at 26s Cd tn 27s per barrel One parcel of Baltic
Wheat similarly situated has also been sold ~ 7s per
70 lbs. Bonded beans and barley inquired for:-
two three cargoes Of the latter have changed hands
during the week at IS Sd to SIS 4dper 60 lbs the qus'
ity middling; there now few seller. of either
Being without rain last night and this morning. with
fine drying wind, ha rather dull market to day
Price. Of wheat must, however. be noted Sd to id,
and those of I'd TO Id per bush- above the rates
of this day se'nnight. English -four was Is per sack
and American Is to IS per barrel desrwr The value
Of other articles in the trade unmarried
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

by The packet ship Napoleon, Capt. Smith,
ne edsors Of the N,w-York Commercial Ad
''r'ssT nave received copiou> flies IF London
''prrs 10 the evening Of the 24,n August, and
NN''bool 20 the 26h inclusive. with regular
"'Of Shipping Lis's to The Gath inclusive.
BEAT OF WAR. -if the latest German news
90 0e d-Peuded upon, the campaign in Eu-
.'P'mps' have ere this terminated in the down
All or aosndonment of ons an'inople, unls SIS
Porte should have come TO terms.
Loo Allgrmeinc Zei,ung Of ,hr 7,h Angus,
says:--
We have just learnt at this place, from a
fuarer thai may be depended upon, that fiji
i'a news was receive d, early IN the NOR ING Il
~ iS'h, by the Russian Legation at Vienna,
,iN "rneral Diebi,sch, after being joined by
e corps that landed at S'zholi, had totally de
|a'ed and dispersed he Turkish army in a
S'ga' banle near KirAi-Killssa (2o Grrman
''Ts rom Constantiuople.) The fare OF the
qua! must be now decided. The next posi-
"0n vienna viii bring US the particulars.
similar intelligence is said to have been re-
N"ed at Munich on the 18th August. from an
@'aeniic source. 1t is added. that nolwilh.
"'Nd'ns this defeat the Divan persists in its
'''asai 10 Come 10 an arrangement.
Denim, August 18th The Prxssiaa STATE
'-'" gives at full length he bulletin Of lh'
~ssan Army, dated Aidos. July 26h, which
aus, with great minuleness, all he particu-
Rn TITS victorious progress after passing the
balkan. Abdul Rahman, Pacha Of three tails
%"o comm anded the troops on tAe Kamtschic
.ne eartisons Of Messembria, Achioii, ard Por
S''' mad assembled 5000 or 1000 men On The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
Bv GEORGE WHITE.

On SATURDAY EVFNIAG. tie 5rd insf at early
odadk light,
Will be sold at the Auction store, of King md
ST Asaph streets vsri Z, Of
Dry Goods, Hardw"re, and Fancy articles.
Also. a collection Of new and valuable BIO Ks
Persons disposed to purchase, will please call and
examine the assortment. prior 20 tn Sale
OF Purchasers at auction will please take
nntce, that unless tn r goods tai en- away in three
days after the sale, they will be subject 10 be resod at
their risk and loss oct I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On SATURDAY, the 3rd inst. at II o'eLck. n w.
Will be sold, nj tie Auction tore, corn Of King
and st Asaph-Streets,
9 second hand Stoves; 2 dog n hairs
handson. mahogany Sidrboard
, Counting. room ID, SKIS; Setees, Tables
9 feather Bed; several Mattresses
Sundry other ARTICLES Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture
A small 10, Of BHcOE; good old French Bnu.'y
and Holland Gin in demijohns soap, candles &C. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office. Mcrandria. ID. C. on the
LIST Of October, 1870.
CT Persons calling for letters in the following list,
will please say AnE ADVERTISED or they may not
get them.
John fiery g Co. Doretss Anderson
James ~. alexander
Rev. John Bycckenridsc--4 John X BeaH
Henry Bali Christopher j. Bocock
.peRcer BurueR nd Barry
De-da Brooks Edtoard BrchW
HIM Ck Ealucin J Col6y
Jio CaH,n Mrs E traaSton
COL II w Garter Marien Chase
Mr. Car6in Nancy Canton
Hiss Crier
HIM Dobie lefty Day
Henry Delany
YIN Eeun Robert w. Euans
'ha q Ennberson Captain Emrdgs
i
DR. E F. Farid +. II Ftzhugh
IN, P Fonde Mss Vary Z Flood, or
Richard French Hood
c.
Ed,vard Goo9tcin HIM G,hhham
Her George GrispoH
Yrs. Frances Huichens Eliza Henderson
.andrcr Haucoek-2 .4nne Elizabeth Hall
james mn Philip Hamilton
amanda HattoD II Hanson
John hFry
K
John King Charles Kin.
Hancock Lee Ars Eleanor n Lewis
NJ
Georpe. Ifpers John McLOrun
Ibn Wouroe I'm ~ HcfUly
Hm ~ Whs Captain 4 Hmde
Geo Markell Nary " '.o"e
SJoey .usoo Harriet Wc(ue
Jonathan May
Margaret Price DaUid fr'ee
Wills Rose Isaac H. hooons
Patrick RyaI
Robert Nephens mrs JudH nu'f0"-~
Him Spencer S!ghier mia
Robert NanGersa-2 Jno >dyS
Capt Smith, schr NestOr Mr. Sfuarf inheeper
Son.uetS S,r.u,n Ih.jor Jno. Stoddart
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Lucy 7ipsieOc
jefferson Thompson
Hugh ,s.,.n
w
po,,,, rp;,Sso, HASH g'on Way
ms y II H,indsor-3 iona Hard
Po6.,, W;ndsW alter Hard
c"n,aiu San.usl Htlch-2 Catha,;ne Weaty
p,1,,;, " Jtslr,an-3 J hcKenzey are
f''"''' - ~ ID. BRYAN, p. NJ.
oct2-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02

Mr.. EUrroR-In addition 10 he testimony
YOU This day bore land which he whole town
r'ponds) orhe character OF our OIL AND re-
sO'ctsbie tOwnsmau. JoHN LoNGDEN, will YOU
permit ci'zen, through your columns, % >av,
Tbs, 'he lwo other removed Cus,om House Off
ces Nlr HARRIss and Mr.. LANPHIER have also
been Distinguished for I cir assiduiy and at
Nn''on 10 business, and ,het their duties have
''eh faithfully performed. The public should
A''W' hat they have been good and FIJI ful
~Hanls, and tina, their only crime was--nnt
F'e'Ins every thing Duff Gr'en his publish
ea' A MERCHANr
.heraQdria, October l, 1879
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
Domini y rcrOft

MOST respectfully informs his friends and the pub
MI lie that he is now ready to furnish them with
OYSTERS OF THE BEST QUALITY,
aid which will be prepared at the shortest notice, dur
inc the season. in such manner as ma, he most agree
able to his customers. Such other RELISHESas the
marke, affords, as well as his genuine LiQOOfS may
he had from sunrise till ten at night
lie ha AZ ,,s,,al AN sssori mcni of GOOD OlH-
ING, and continues buy from those who lave aatho
r,ty to sell, oe' ~-e0''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
Wand for Sale.

ID Der, the 25th day Of May, 1877, by John Fax.
hugh. and Maria. his wife, and now of record in tho
Clerk, Office Of Fairfax, shall offer for SAFE for crsh,
before the front door Of the touse Of Fair'sx
County. ON the 18Th day Of October merit l, being the
Iirst day Of the Court or >ai| coun'.,
;syteas A TACT OF LAND
cfGA situated partly in Fairfax aid I.oudoun
SE<S ties, containing 800 acres, being th- land
IN commonly known as JiCKSON'S LOT, up
ON which Eleanor Cooksey form resid d, and
ing now part of the tract upon which the said John
F izhugh resides.
As the subscriber sells as Trustee other title will
be passed by him than that conveyed in the deed. No
doubt, howrv r. is entertained as to the title.
sept 2i--tl9ia.ct TYI FIR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02

We, some day, since, in copying an article
from Wilmington paper, in rria ion to the
Management Of the Post Office charges in the
Sale Of Delaware, took occasion to say, that
We, too. had been charged with triple letter
from Wishing on, VIXEN il ought only to have
Scsu charged double. At that time, we did no,
consider Of the fact. that some person had IA
Asu he trouble 10 open the ieuer and reseaiit,
and fur which we (as in duty bound) suppose
ihey charged the extra postage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
Powder, Shot. &c.

Powder, Shot. &c,
Mcn Kegs Dupont's best I'randywine gunpowder
SWt Shot of al skies. mould and drop
25 boxes and barrels best starch
SO niece. OF s,t:inetts and coarse twilled cloth
Landing from soop johnson. from Philadelphia, for
sale by ~ .ENHHNoN" o 'o'
oct2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02

~, We believe we shall cat Russell JARVIS
~ Dryg GREEN altoge,her-a, less, we hove
-, p,,ion that ,hsir squabbles should interfere
win % excellent thing as the" OLD GENTLE.
y,<'s TEgroruM." JARvis'ihi,d letter, which
q, have no room lor,-and if we had, we do not
know hat VIC should publish ii,-coatai"s
Dryg's letter to him. requesting dissolution
q, partnership, and his reply, in which he d"
,does complying with DrFF's request. Thr
Eh Of the whole matter is ,hs-t thai DUFF got
,jr.d Of JARVIS, and, looking ahead, had a
srong d, sire to fob al! the cash himsrlf. JAR
rs. having Ike desire, determined 10 hsrg
on-and there the letter leaves them, JARVIS
farther developments we may or NAV no, pub
sh N snsnso, according rs they possess inter
81,
"Se, rogue TO catch Thief" is an old
slase and now that they have put JARVIS up
on DrrF's trail, he is in a flir way Of being
completely found out
lis great pity that these two runagales
could no, have been k NJ ioge h T.!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-02
BY GEORGE WHITE.
FURNITURE Srle.

FURNITURE Srle.
IN Friday nert, tic ID of October, =, II o'clock, 4.
~ VI. will be sold, at the dwelling house OF John
Potten, (next door to Mr. James Douglas') on Came
ron, between Patrick and Alfred streets, all his
HOUsEHOLD& KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting in part. Of
set silver table Spoons, sideboard
secretary. several tables, chairs
An excellent eight day clock, looking glasses
Carpets, andirons, shovel and tong.
+ -ather beds and bed furniture, such As
Quilts. coanterpanes, blankets, &C. sc.
And VARIETY Of household and Kitchen furniture
Terms Of sale For all sums of $40 and under, cash
will be required; $50, credit IF ninety a will
be given; tn. purchasers giving notes negotiable at
Bank, with approved endorsers ,ept30