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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07

feet SO conspicuous and prominent as would evil
IDENTIFY call for correction. The reduction of the
numbers OF the House of Delegates, more Just
proportion, in this respect, between the two
branches and abridging the term of service of the
Senators, were also questions demanding the gray
est consideration. In the Executive branch, the
whole department appeared to require no W model
ling, involving the mode Of its election the form
OF Its organization, its power, and its duties
ne judiciary department, also seemed to me to
call Tor the hand Of reformation with view TO
render il more efficient by some change Of its or
ganization, and with the further view, pei haps OF
rendering It more responsible by some modifca-
ton OF its official tenure. In regard 10 the ri. h,
OF suffrage have thou ght that the principle was
contained in the declaration of the Bill Of Rights
. that all men having sufficient evidence OF per-
,nanent common interest with, and attachment to-
tue community, are entitled to the right OF sui.
rage. That the privilege may be materially
extended beyond the limits now allowed, without,
departing from this principle, and that it ought TO
be extended so as to subject tho government to the
efectuai controul OF real &c majority Of the com
munity, have no doubt. AS TO the particular
manner and precise limits, however, Of this cxten.
sion, 1t being question involved in much of de-
tail aud requiring careful consideration am not
now prepared 10 express deliberate opinion: nor
Go think that person who may be called 10 take
part IN the deliberations Of the Convention ought
either TO form or express final opinion on any
question of this sort. On the contrary, 1 think
'he members OF the Convention, should be, as
projects and plans, that they may be in cond
tion to benefit by all the lights which will be af-
'orded In the Convention, and TO form their con
ciuston ultimately. on an unbiased consideration
and comparison of all the propositions, suggestions
and arguments which may be sabmitted. No.
thing, IN my opinion, could be more miscellaneous
In ITS effects, than system OF cate chising and
committing members before hand as TO particular
schemes Of reform, and thus wi,fully shutting out
the light which would flow from continued re-
Election and mutual deliberation; and there ia less
occasion for it, as whatever may be done by the
Convention will be afterwards submitted to the free
acceptance or rejection OF the people.
In conclusion,I will add, that, now that the
will OF the people has been declared in favour OF
Convention, shall no, only CO operate with its
friends in all salutary and desirable reforms but
that Of tate have witnessed evidences of its ne
cessity, which cause me to entertain the most ia
voraoie auguIies Of its results, in regard 10 the
tranquility and dignity, the prosperity and happi-
ness OF the Commonwealth
1o4,s, very sincerely.
w. c. RIYES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
April Y.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., )
March 2Isf 1900 Z

N Office 10 hereby given 10 the ppoprietor, of az .
dsemed sr per cent noct crested in pvrsu,nee oS =.
set OF Consrt', ofthe 2+t5 Ct March, 1914 smous;,s a. W
sor' seven hundred snd eighty thousand ssvs, br
dted aud wsuytwJ dvsfs aud eents undsy hs
IyyVopVV doars, on Dsieh ssppiensafat oeE has i,r
sig er otrt stock Of 1915 loan Of
may "a, 1914 g 100000 dollars" and OF the asip DER
sn stoef 81 sif that thtir certificates upor The surn-
aet viii on Che 6rst day July neat psid TO them
e'Peeey OF 10 their legal representatives. sorn d.
eon't,tue al the Treasury, the Loan Onee vbsrs
the stock thus 10 be feinbur.ej. msy stand credited.
And - further made kuowr for The information ef H..
parties concerned that transfer of the eeiscstes Issued
Under Che act Of The 2{b from the boot, Of ths
Treasury or Of Oh. Commopers Of Losns will be ,,lv.J
after Che v, day Of June nss sud bat hs in,rs IN bs
,,ces hereby oohsd psysols viii eesse and determine on
The dsZ net' preceding che day hereby 6Ied Tor te rsbn
Hitnt mseo' 49, 8. D. fNGIIAM
HPH" "'-"''Du'y bscfy cf she Tssssnfy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07

.;S af'Ispurg' The seat OF government of Pennsyl.
vania, and where the lie gisature are now IN sss-
SON. Is afflicted with dangerous sickness. M
Lehman, one of the Senators, was not expected 10
'ive' and another Senator, Mr.. Kelly was dead
after an illness Of four DAYS. NeAo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
Mr.. Emanuel >; Leigh, and Asa Dup,sy. E5'or

mr. Emanuel J. Leigh, and lisa Dup,sy. Error
or John PurndH, decd,
Up June next, SHALL 3. the Tavern Of VIM Psn;cS S'y
swn Of Famyille Prince Edward County, Vir,ioi.
day. proceed to take the deposition, or 20
Wood'on and Others 10 be read evidence in m,
aepenans 10 the county court Of Prince Edward 10
are Defendants and ,ha continue day 10 dsv 70 n
eesd % such sspo.on or ad.v until sre finished P''
hha upon the 9ih day Of June next, following, sh. =,
the clerk Office Of Prince Edward eouu,v %
tie the accounts before the Comu.ioner .ppoutsJb. H.
junction. Your, truv '''' ~ 'a'a w.
ApH7. 100 nLLEN.
Mdrshdfs Sale Of one eighth parf of the 1sof,in,-
osdm ;o5,4sNSffuafedi in the City Of Richmond.
lROKSUhNT to decree of the Superior Cour,
OF Chancery for the Richmond District. mo-
nounced on the llth day of March, 1928. in he
case ,.of Moore vs. Bell, I shall on the I'm, 5aa
81 May, 1929, at the hour of IL O'clock n S,;yy
not the next fair day thereafter offer for sale M
INC premises at public auction, 10 the highest b;d
asr, one undivided eighth part Of the Columbian
MUS. with the appurtenances conveyed nv John
Granberry and vile TO William and Pbilio Haxaii
1909" " august
Terms-A credit of 6, IL and IS months ,o,.s.
WIN approved security required, and the lille re
ained untii Tho purchase money be paid.
j, GUERRANT, III. 8. G. cn.p
hPIiI q. Io9-tds Or one Of bis Dep1ties
NOTICE. -,
LII persons having elsm, s,.;o,t IA. .,.,. r.
mosby, late Of Hanover county, sre h.r,bv
them IN sdst Tbs. arrangements may be made far
estsdi snd all those indebted 10 ,sid s,f.ts
equeredto make mesrly payment a. possible .,fb, ..v
JNO. M. PRICE,
WIN. o. MOSBY,
.,,u, Ex'oFs OF Sam'l Mosby, deed.
I0o-2sv2v
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Others were to my own Clerks on business oil

Others were TO my own Clerks on business Of
the office.
Others. to Clerks and others. had no concern
whatever so far as know with the business Of the
public.
The Post Office law is imperative, that person
having the ranking privilege shall return to the
Poss Ofhce to be charged with postage all letters
enclosed TO him and Intended tor others That
law shall iniiexibly obey. l cannot know that
letters enclosed to are on public business, and
II did. il would not alter my duty. Ii the sys-
tenn which the law prescribes is uient, il
the husinesso of the Legislature, and OF the En-
lecu,ivc power, 90 change it.
l therefore request those wlro have business
with other public offices, and have been in the
habit OF enclosing their letters to the 4ih Auditor.
TO discontinue that practice.
also request all those who have business with
this Office, to address their letters to myself In
depsnden'ly OF the Post Office regulations. il is
obviously proper that the whole correspondence
oil the Office, should pass under the inspe con OF
| the responsible head.
Upon entering this office on Monday last one Of
the first objects which struck my eye, was pile
OF newspapers on my table. Among them count
cd sixteen different papers, all OF which. l was
told, were subscribed for by the 4tli Auditor, and
paid Tor ont OF the Treasury. The next morning
addressed circular TO the editor ofeach OF these
papers, requesting n discon,nuance for reasons
therein set forth. have since received four other
papers which have also ordered to be discontiu-
ued. have thus, in five days, discontinued
tDenfy newspapers taken in this office, alone, al
the expense of the people.
To my circular, the Editor Of the Baltimore
| Patriot returned an answer. Both papers are an
| nexed.
| Mr.. Munroe's personal remarks require no re-
| ply. When study 90 manners" shall not 90 to
his school. know not what" crafty insinuation's
he finds in my letter. intended to be distinctly
understood, that the money of the American peo-
pie, SO far as it comes under my control, shall not
be applied to the benefit Of newspaper editors or
| the private qualification of the Auditor or his
Clerks The interest of the country demands that
this office shall be filed with men Of business, and
| not with bobbling politicians.
| Partisan feelings shall not enter here, i'll can
shut them out. To others, belonging the whole
business OF electioneering, to me and my clerks,
other duties are assigned. Then shall endea-
vor 10 discharge in the spirit of reform. which has
made General Jackson President {" Vain"
may be-proud am, that the President has given
me an opportunity 70 aid him in proving that re-
form is no; an empty sound, and is not to apply
/ merely TO change Of men. Hsbceio.th. ass.du-
ously devoted 10 my official duties, shall leave
my enemies and his to their freedom of speech,
and the press, resting my claims TO public conf
dence OH my
| Very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
u Jul IIItIlUp GU
AMOS KENDALL.
THE CIRCULAR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
EoCRTH AUp1ToR's OrrIcr =,

" RTH
March 81, 1929. s
SIR: Not believing that l am authorized 10
charge the government with subscription TO news
papers and other publications, which are no, use
tul to me in the discharge OF my official duties
and not perceiving that derive any assistance
from your journal in settling the accounts Of the
United States Navy, have to reques. that you
Will discontinue sending it to this office.
cry respectfully,
Your obedent servant
THE REPLY.
BALTIMORE, March IS, 1929.
SIR: Had your letter requiring the discontnu-
ance OF the Baltimore Patriot TO the Fourth Audi.
tor, (the gentleman you have supplanted,) been
couciied in the usual mode, such as an editor of a
paper, You yourself. no doubt, have been accus-
toned to receive, reply would not have been
deemed necessary; but coming in the inflated
style II does, II creates nothing but commissera-
ton for your vanity, excited. no doubt. by the
temporary elevation you have obtained from for
tuitous circumstances. II You think TO wound my
sensibiiity by the crafty insinuation il contains
you are mistaken; and have only TO add that if
your present situation should do nothing to elm
prove your principles it is to be hoped it nav do
something for your manners.
With due consideration,
am your oht serv't
ISAAC MCNROE.
To AHtos EFNDaI1 Eco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-07
Your obelient servant,
THE REPLY.
CONVENTION.

To Astos KENDALL, Esq.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

Ok Casks French Madeira Wine, iust landed from
~ Schr. Hiram, for salo by
June 80 ID. TINiBERLAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

f-dSteJH District al piTstaia--tO uiL;
ESE IL REMEMBERED, That on the twenty.sixb ,,, 81.
June III te hity hlId year oi the independence OF the
United States OF America, IHcsls w. JTLif, oC Tie
u :. SAID District hath deposited this Ofoe the TIN ~
'.-s book, the right whereof he CLAIMS as popeor i, lin
words following In wit Unconstitutional Charts or
views oi the Legislative Executive, Judiciary euar,
'ntnts, III the Constitutions the States in the H., -
"cludlng that of the United States Will, ao arn,iS
lanes Nj GaInett Richmond: Printed and published ~
thomas W. White. 1923" la conformity To the act of -
scss OF the United States, entitled i the e,,co,c
nct OF eimiDg hy securing the eulrs Mans Chants |
20 e du'cfs ana pIopiieutS 81 such copies during tire
""eS h'Icln mentioned. RICHARD JEFFRIkS
- Clerk Of the Eastern District of V,g;ni.
70 The above work is in lIcss and " m soon me ,,.
Sfed ne following extracts Ioni the Auih's DeIi.c,
'''ce VIII sn'ce To explain both the plan and espn az
tue Work is chief object l., enable all who wish = a.,
sneh the labor oi that which 81 many w Ie Iss,
OF maSus INTO the Constitutions our Sister States with = -
To select all their bes, notifications for le prse C ~,
"oheh"'S 1uI owl 10 this end. have cudeayored "a 90
ousuuottn following Charts o Tables that YOU ma eo,
government with the rest ~ regard the principal features 81
el'n branch OF Administration and adopt such A. Won ta.
most approve 4 ~ - ~" S''a-'
I'll Que OF the pre- requisites the improvement m ON, o,c
De- 10 m"mi ourselves ell respecting u hat h
uteh some ~ oGr sister STATES Ia the ausicr,,;
their Cy Ioiy attempt Facilitate the acus,,on ~ ~,
knowledge, IS certainly worth making al the ure.Snt , -
must prove hgiy useful, provided executed with ,oerIs
Cde anu Judgment Under these impressions The A,ho ~
me following little work bces leave to offer 10 tie PIc 80,
aOcs, containing 6,y,n
from all the Constitutions OF the different States c,J 81.
OF the United States. These Charts exhibit n, oos - d.
prominent features Of each classified under the itF,,, b,
81 theT legislative Executive, aud Judicial
OF en- AVVeudN" e " VIC '''S
The Work will be offered En- sdlc in Rrbnnpd Pc,,,,h
Norfolk fredericksburg Charlottesville IyChure and Va
inelon City. nj. 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

Beautiful Btuc Fooiscap Paper rcceircd.
IUST received by John II. Nash, few
" Reams OF beautiEil Foolscap Papcr: also an
excellent and very large assortment Of wtc-all OF
which, he will sell on very reasonable terms.
iunc &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
FRESH SUMMER GOODS.

r hEOI1 OONlMEl6 GOOlJS.
I'VE have received by the Effort and Fairfield
w from New York, many scarce and scasonabe
articles among them
Extra quality nance nanhecns
Very superior white sa,ins
Black eros dc Indies
Blue and jet black Gros &c Maps
Green, white, pink and straw co.ored fLprcnccs
White black. pink and green Ita grapes
hreophpc c5apos, assorted culurB
Figured satin and Ores dc Nap bonnet ribbons
No. 6, o, 3 l6, d. p plain Gros dc Nap do,
various culors
Plain Swiss and checked muslms
Ga book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain boobiretts
Handsome stripe gingham5
Birds eye diapers
Itqndom U,irt aud white cotton half hose
Black and white silk, and raw silk DO
White feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
Super white mud figured MarScilHs vcstinrs
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil, tuck and side 90
B!aGk clrcasslans
4 few pieces super blue do
Black hastings and pruncllaS
pieces extra fine 5-1 black merino bOmbazincs
for gentlemen's summer wear
Extra fine Angola, and RoueD casaimcrcs
Brown French billings
q cases common do do cheap
aides horscskin gloves
Misses horscskin mitts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing c''Is
Irish and German linen shcetIngs
Buckrams, grey and drab paddings
bales canvass, No. TO
3 cases low priced prints
do lades open straw bunncts
1 DO do Leghorn do
90 bales 23 inch brown shirtings,
Al of which we offer at Sloicsqie or yeta1i at unu-
sualIy low prices.
june B.4LDWLN, IVES g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
SUMMER GOODS.

III NELSON has received by the Exi', Tamil
- Wy, and other late packets from New York
and Philadelphia, general assortment Of GOODS,
adapted to the season; amongst which
Caiicoes and printed combrcs of new style
English ana French cambria giughamS
plain, plaid and striped battcsto
palmyrcnc, assorted cOlOFs
Fancy palmyrcuc dresses
Italian nett and beTegc
English and French merino bombazne
Elack Italian lustring, OF superior quality
Heavy India satin and levantino
let and blie-biack marcelline
Coored and black eros dc Naples
Pongec silks cf superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin grapes
Black and colorcd Nankn and Canton do
"A, sd and Cd cLnbrIcs aud jaConets
Plain and figured Swiss musiins, part very fiire)
Plain and figured book and null do
III and 5-I tamboured and PLAZA bobbinct laccs
Thread and gimp laccs and cdgings, assorted
Rich worked lace pelerenes. tapcs, hdkis. g. vcils
Embroidered and tambourcd muslin do
Short and long bcrcgc and gnuze scarf,
Fancy bcrcgc cauzc and silk hdl,fs assorted
Italian silk aad Swiss muslin crayats
lR1ta, German and English silk pocket hdkis.
Thread cambria hdkfs.
Madras Maabnr and Britannia do
Fine and superfnc blue and black cloths
Silk Horentine aud Marseies yesiing
STpcrfne brown and white French drings
Black and grey hastings
Company aud nance chop uunkccns
Florcntinc and jeans, for boys wear
III Irsh aud German linens
Long uwne and bird eye diapers
81 and i0-4 table diaper and damask
Sd, Cd, o and 1914 lpoavy mill spun slIcetBgs
English and French 81 K hosiery, assorted
White, brown and fancy D,iri cotton and silk
half hogc
Ladies and gen,lemcn's gloves, assorted
Parasos and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise, tuck and eide combs
Palm leaf feather and Chinese painted faRs
Domestic shirmgs, shooting, plaids, apron checks
and sheeiings
ALSO,
4 constant supply Of heavy power loom ehcctinrs
manufactured in this city, by Mcssrs. Cunningham ~
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price.
july
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

fRESH supplies a Anne of Ge,erein or the Maid ~ -,
N,s' received ny WM IL. FIrZWHYLSONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
FRESH DRY GOODS.

CuHPI4sIHs Uhc OF INC largest, most gcnelal and To-
si5ab!e stocks of Spring Goods they have ever orr
cd for SALE A more particular advertisement vii
appear in few days. aoriI 90 " Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
10 HENIv

- lie tenement tho ccrnrf IF D. q. a 49,.
s!!N streets, nearly opposite ~ Bel Fsr...' an.
liili now occupied by IillcBN ~, tu = e 10
8good store. Possvssicu < eli GA BIZ, pi.
OF October next. Tor tUIHs apply to
July g " THOMAS Mas. z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
FRESH SPRING GOODS

ENLEMING & EDWIN JAMES a. ca M.
L kct Square,) have Just received (''"'
Bef;ecen and 500 pnckGgss Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

~ EW FLOuR.-For sale New Flour
very nice, in Barrels and half Barrels.
july 2OAeoGt. =. IIAXAII& co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
More New Monks.

HUME, smole, and Bissetrs History Of IneI,,.
IL gilt, ellis Greece, complete in " g,r. =
q,harl's commentaries OH the best British poe,,. ~
trami's pilgrimage and discovery of the souc. Of 4
Mississippi, 2 Lon ed; Wai,e's State paper,, ~
Browns Philosophy, 5 Y, Dambergen's Travels IN =.
rc.; Kirke Whites works. complete, cali: ~
nsus poems, the Am Revolutionary soldier; sore, -,
effect Of unequal wealth; Memoirs Of Mrs Edyevor,
WsrtIen's Letters, s v French; History of hdnm;s~
tioa, 3 volumes; Clsrke's Homer, volumes: S,;.
on Inqusi,ion. three volumes, French, ot,.'
History Of Man, vs., Spanish gilt; l.eydon', N',,
Histor, Of England, VS.; Madam dc Genls' l.u,, :,
Women, VS.. Pr. ct; Lakes Byron, 6 vs., mo, Of. 81
giant, Herodotus, new edition, vs. Engrayings ,o~.
suitable for ornamental tables. Also, ladies' lrssIns
boxes; fancy do labelled for Christina, presen,. -
dec IL 49, GEO. WHITE met
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
Indigo N.ue Byeiux

TvHE Subscriber informs his friends, that he :,
u prepared to dye nch articles As may be .,,,,s -
to his care, ofa mos. beautiful and durable Bi iIs
having ..eessd vat ssprs;,y tor this purpose sS
find every Tariety Of Dyeing as hsreios fas
Merchants who may have cloths, of uuuI. yl.
coiors, are informed that they can have them v.s
colors they may desire, warranted to eouJ ;Ss ~.
European dye. Ns 0e
Those persons who send thei goods to b. as.,
particularly requested to use the precauon .S
ceive ticket on leaving their goods with the .,S
Der. which ticket must be returned on the d.Er.aN
the goods.
Dyes for sale on moderate terms
20 One or two apprentices wanted.
P.I sALvETAr
West side G Royal ht,oeen King and Primo. sir,.t a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

Err. W. Judkius' Patent Specific Ointment
VVlHE abov. ointment is offered to the public a, ,
i safe and certain remedy for those obstin,t. IN
cases. some of which have SO long bafled the skill
medical science.
1st. White swellings Of every description.
Cd Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glandul2r tumors, partieuarlythw
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which oteniuu
terminate in liberated cancers.
18th Felons. or what some people know b. ,h.
name of Catarrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints
9th Sprains and bruises Of every description, ot:
whatever part situate.
9TH. letters Of all kinis-in this complain, the D,
tient in applyngthc ointment must keep the part or
of water.
9Th. Chilblains or parts effected byfrost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
EnN &oNAs.

IyyAsHINGroN X BRENT have received oy tue
w recent arrivals fro n New York,
a General assortment Of OHf GOODo,
cossIsrisG, IN PART, OF
superfne slack, navy blue olive, drab, and steel
mixed cloths
R,ue-b black. snisteel mixed kerscymeres
g. Drab and mixed s,evonshire kerseys, and plains
olive and ,irsb hushings
e a. ga. tO4, II 4. and i24 Heavy rose blankets
81 L. aad ~ point 40
pi,in and figured bombsxetts, assorted eoIors
Black oombazines; worsted and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan and Circassisn paids
81 Rob Roy plaid beautiful article
M-r;no cloths and Circsssians, various coiors
black Italian lustrings and levantines
B,rrege, Pslmyrene. and silk hdkts
Thbet, Merino, Cashmere, and cloth shawis
Irish linens, sheetings, and lawns
Russia, bird. eve, and table diaper
ia, Is & l6.4 super damask table cloths
~ and rs bed ticks; apron checks
Navy blue silver grey, and steel mixed casslhetts
a,rlzps ricklenhurgs, ami Hessians
Scotch oznabufgs and sacking
With large supply g
IA, 49, and 4 Drown and oieSched shirtings and
sneetings, p,ads and stripes
Also.
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
S bales domestic kerseys and linseys
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
WNtat wanted.

EORDECAI MILLER & soy inform their former
M customers ADD friends that they have again taken
possession Of the brick Mill called Triadephia MIL
on the Little River Turnpike Road, Four lille Run,
where they will give the highest price for good Wheat
The, are purchasing in Al xandria, whesi. R,r, and
Corn and will thank their old friends snd custom,
give them eah Rugll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
consolidating

VOHN SUMMERS Y ALEX'R p. AUSTIN, respect.
- fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copartnershp and continue carrying on the
Couch and Harness Muking Business,
at the old stand st Asaph-strcet, between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied by John Summers;
where all orders will be metw,th pr0mptattention and
execute ed with neatnes IS and Inability feb9