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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
N,b.Sx AN!DRIAs
n~ysnAy MORNING, MARCH II. 1889
APPOINTMENTS


a.. prs,;dent, with the advice and conse ut oil
Male D! ~ the Senate.
g.. William 7. Barry, Of Kentucky, 10 DC
y,,mas'rr General o, ;.
,,~~ ro,o Branch, Of North Carolina, TO be
,.ersrsry OF the Navy
a. Jobp II. Eaton, of Tennessee, 10 be Sc
.,,ary Of War. ec
uon John Mcpherson Berrien' OF Georgia.
be Attorney General
v;l,j,m Marshall, Of Indiana, TO be Marshal
tina: STATE.
r.hn Pope, Of Kentucky, 10 be Governor Of
h. Territory Of Arkansas,
Weexpe,,, hereafter, to have to iufnish' dai>
-, new batch of appointments, as, we are ms
ned a general sweep has been Inade IN the
n.,,r,mer,s, and the "ProscriP'i'e system
:. ,Ddsrs,ood to be the policy OF the new ADJ
mni,r,,ion. Judge Mclean has done him
&c honor BY quitting its ranks, IN disgust.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED. March Q.

ARRIVED, March 9,
Schooner Charlotte, Mofit, Baltimore freight for
the District.
MARCH To-
Schooner Haxall, Bassett, oston lime and rum to
A. G.. Cazenove Co
S'oop Express, Drinkwater, Baltimore ballast to
VIM. Fowe & Co.
Sioop Providence, Bray, Baltimore ballast to VIM.
FGwie x Co.
Brig invncible, Pratt, Boston salt and dome stc
goods to A. c. Cazenove & Co. and shoes to y al
ker & Edson
Schooner +. o , Slutson, st. Eustatia sugar and
molasses 10 VI. Miller & Som The r.. o. left Sd Feb
ruary; experienced very heavy weather the coast
March 9Th, spoke schr Franklin of Boston, from New.
York for this place; by whom was supplied with can.
vass and stores
SAILED,
Schr. Michael, Crockett, New York.
- Amanda, Hall, Newburypost and Portland
- Mary, Davis, st. Thomas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
Public Sale.

nm Tuesday the Oath day Of this month, the SUBJ
- scriber will offer for sale at public auction
the premises, that valuable two-scry dwelI g bousc
and warehouse adjacent, with the 10, of ground on
which they stand, on the north side of King street
and east side Of Alfred streets in front on the former
sixty feet, Oh the latter 100 feet TO f. sey.
The above sale will be made under the authority
of deed oftrust, to debt due to Il e Bank
of Potomac Sale at half past three, P. NJ. Ter ms
cash. GEO. HHyTE. BY order of
II. J. TAYLOR, Trustee.
march,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
StiN for Sale,
That valuable property the

l That valuable property the
VHH "BRENTSpILLE HOTEL"
ISL iiH adjoining The putlic square. Prince Will.
liam Court House, embracing acres OF
ground stables, granary and ice house, with al neees
sary outbuildings, and brick tavern house, in vi e.
are / rooms and passages. In a suitable pG- % &c
building is store room, counting room and .ei IT.
well fitted up. This property will be oiieFe "n IL
beral credit on the First Monday IN gureh merit (being
@ iarterly Court and accommodating arrangement
might be made by the transfer of bonds by the pur
chaser. The value of the property will more fully
appear upon stating that the rent which the whole
fe5 Its TIL. X. HAMPTON.
E~The above sale is postponed until The
Firsi Monday 3pr it being the day ofthe election.
march 9-tA6 ] IL. IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
Gin and Rum.
Notice:

. YOUNG Man, who has been raised for the most
Y mart in the mercantile business, and for several
wears past in the capacity of an English Teacher
wishes o obtain situation in either business, in town.
or the country job writing would be willingly un
ertaken at present, at trtng expense and exc
cued in neat annd correct style ANY person WISH,
;r to obtain the services Of such young man, Will
niease enquire at Mr. William 1homass, where every
satisfactory references can be given
march IL '"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

TThe subscribers return their most crate.
ful thanks to the citizens for their kindness in assist
ing TO preserve their property at the FIRE, Monday
evening. JAMES MCGUIRE,
march II JOHN WEST.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

~ The Annual Meeting Of the Alexandria
colonization Society, will be held at the Baptist Meet
ing House, Monday evening next, 10th inst. at 2
O'Clock The Public respectfully invited to at
tend. BY order: u X FIrZHUGU. .
march ii S.c,v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

,.UTTh Board of Managers Of the Alexan-
dr'a Colonization Society, are requested to meet THIS
AFTERNOON, at the house of the Secretary, at Four
CLOCK. march IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

OPNoT1cE. The Common Council will,
on Friday evening next, t., 18th inst proce to the
Election of such officers are yet to be chosen
march tl-tAl3 I. p. THOMPSON, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA

rom Postscript of the Philadelphia Gazette Of sa-
turday
n. Harrisburg Argus Extra, states 'hat' Oh
+, ,nh b,Io,, George Wolf, Of Nor'hamP
-, county, received 10 votes, and Gen. Bar
,,.l 81. The Delegates, taen, with two or
.,... dissenting voices, pledged themselves to
.u,,o,, Mr.. WoLy as the Democratic capdl-
a.;e for Governor.
Io,I Sutherland, Samuel Douglas, Samuel
gI,ues, Henry peuibone, James Nicholson
William Powell, aud John Y. Barclay, were
Amounted Committee 10 address the Demo-
CRATIC silizsns If Pennsylvania.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

The following gentlemen were, on Monday
-, elected Directors Of the Mechanics Bank
, a,.x,rdr;, 10 serve for The ensuing year:
John LOngden, ihona' 'o"e"'
George Wise, ''naana" o"''"''
J. A. Stewart, James I"so"'
Bernard Brtan, Joseph ha'"e'ne'
Robert BrOckett Jr. a. Harmon
r. W Hunter, Robert J"nieSo"'
81 pa,zboh RI White,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

Fras-A FIRE broke out on Monday evehing,
3, abou, half pas, eight O'Clock, which con-
,umrl The stable Of Mr.. john West, on Royal
street, with some out houses. Four horses
we're burnt to death, it being impossible 10
Iriy. rhem out Of the flames.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

Fresh Clover Seed.
,.o pyrsuEI.s fresh clover seed, landing ,hisdsy
from On board schr Charlotte, for sale by ,,,,,,
march 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

BY GEORGE WHITE.
trustees Sales.
n Thursday, the 18th of March, at 10 O'Clock, p.
~ NJ. Will be sold the new substantial fire proof
xzuA Dwelling house in which J. C. MAY
A.E resides fronting "a feet with buildings run
Esss ming 81 feet deep The lot extends 90 feet
A more and turns westwardy presenting front
of 20 feet the alley west of said Mays tobacco fac.
tory:
Also, lot on Unionstreef, ~ feet front, no. far
distant from the dwelling house.
The sale is made under authority offs deed cftrust
from said May, duly executed for purposes therein
expressed Terms CASH
GEORGE JOHNSON, Sehng Trustee.
march S Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
Mare Stolen.

Mare StOIen.
-.s sto,en from q wagon on King street, on ia.
w ,urnay night, Bay MARE, about ~ or 10
hands high both hind houghs .weled' the lei. hind
,.a White: short name, and bushy tail Whoever re-
Turns said Mare to the subscriber. shall be loeray
warded. ~ q
march 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
AUCT-CHs
BY GEORGE WHITt.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
nm WEDNESDAY,, the I1tb inst :, =, .,.,,.L
~ at the Auction Store, corner Of King and ST. a.
ssph streets, will be sold without reserve to clos,
sales OF Mr. Jonathan C. Mays property sundry arti.
cies OF Furniture, &c consisting, in part Of
feather bed, and furniture; sofs, constructed .o
as to be used beds rocking chair, parcel Of r...
ware, decanters, dishes, wine glasses, &C two boz
stoves; large prize screws; parcel fish, in barrels.
empty tubs and barrels, sbovels and tongs; large
signs; handsome liquor case, dressing glass, &c.
&c. march 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

Connecticut State Lottery,
Aha h.ue6, Of tn. Retire at for the Insane Class No
viii he drawn at Hartford Friday the 18th March,
1900 4s numbers-7 drawn ballots scheme +
,u;, If $4,000, of $500, of 226S, Of 1000, OF
Zoo s of $50, 90 of 100, &c. Tickets W haives =.
ousrters 1. eighths 50 cents-to be had' ID variety
Of numbers, at ..~
march 10 Lottery Office, RoyoL street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
Extrs Glass, Nc. 5,
will be drawn in Wilmington, (Del) on Thursday,
March - 48 numbers-7 drawn ballots. Highest
Prize $1,000.
Connecticut State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the insane-7tb
Class, will be drawn at Hartford, on Friday. 18th
March-48 numbers, drawn ballots. Highest prize,
&c, 900 Tic kets "a; halves 2, quartersl
New-York Consolidat d Lottery, extra-class,
No 9, for 1879, will be drawn, on wednesday, lo,h
Narch. Highest prize, S. OOO Tickets ST. halves =;
quarters I. For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

For Rent, to goud TenaMts,>
E.. The Dwelling House on Pitt be.
g#g:li tween Prince and Duke.streets, nearly oppo
aaa. site ST. Paul's Church, lately in the occupan
!E.ss.ASs.1 cy of Mrs. Gilpin.-And
That large and commodous dwelling house on
WASH gton aud Oronoko streets, with an extensive
lot adjoinins-la,ely occupied by Mr. Benjamin Hal
lowell, but recently by Sir. Bry Hanpson.
marco 1l--dIweo2w ISAAC ROBBINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11

Connecticut State Lottery,
Glass No. z, Will d. drawn at Hartford on FRIDAY
March 18Th. highest prize S6ooo. tickets 49,
halves 2, quarters /.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra class No 2, will be drawn in the City OF New
York on Weelne sday, 18th March Scheme:-.! PRIZE
NJ $4,000. of 1852, Of 1000, &c. Ticket II, hall
2, quarters for sale at
=. RUN1NEY'S
Lottery and Exchange Office aerandrla
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-11
r. EORSE'S

Lofferynd Exchange office, Angst akrandra
80 So 6 II II
are the drawn numbers in the Delaware and south
| Carolina Lottery extra class No. 4.
CITTickct No 6: 81. SD, entitled to the snug 'itte
nrze Of 1901 was sold vt CoRsL's Office, and the
| Cash paid as soon as presented. march III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-14

Ia hs Ws,-S Zee tie slbiavit % joins Sappsag6sn, Annexed to
the Appendix Of eGcrsons Notes on vnsina;-And {. Fsnio-
loss Journal, Vol L.
(l) Revised Code, 1912. Vol I, page 81; and Iienins's Sta.
tuies at Large. Vol. 10 dfPeadiT, frpn page SIG To S3I
(lD u finally ceased To he ~, at the treaty made by Andrew
Lewis and Thomas Lewis, between the United Colonies and
the Deiawares, ut Pittshur,, on the I7th of September, 1873: to
be found IN totreUs edition of the Laws of the United States,
1886; Vol. ,, page 400.
. (R) The iraoie Ohio river, below Pennsylvania, with the
of its surface and Islands, belongs kxoIuSvFty to
Virginia and Kentucky within their respective lhnils-only the
country "1oris-trest Of" the river having been given To- Com
gIess--RevIscd Code 1919, Vol. Z, page 10. See also an Ac,
OF the Virginia Legislature, 'tcunoemins Ohio river,' passed
list of January, ISe0-and her statutes, establishing ferries
ACROSS tina, river; Revised Code 1919. Vol =, page 252.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-14

lar euloCiuin. 'o perry a slni-
TO follow Quintilian's exampl.. RI
. .ne rdesldcnts meaning, II would be ~. " guess
q Sn hsHV" Jr the confidence YOU mr..
W N"en shah c"nitni my administration, g,i az w prnei-
Sor ,stO "pon my ardent aud houes, endeayo,s =, - must reposa
cooutry." "' S'"etai Interests OF the
! ne words IN nohics are added to make Tho -,
teace complete. Thus corrected, we 10 NO, u SEN
noun substantive confidence sent ndnft wisbo,, =; y
meinhSrs OF the sentence are made 10 harno,;so ."i
rae who.e is rendered as intelligiblc. as charity co"iiI s
expect from General Jackson, considering lis s,rii
habits and pursuits. "eear'y
ifony ofyour readers are c,ir;ops -
n, az the Generals compositions so s.r,nyiv mariI
gu IN the estimation OF Quintilian for ,heir i,.s,aS,.
a@e es'sames' innumeraSie examples might be found
distinguishes the sentence under review. ""'"
S~CRIDLERUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-14

pensatuD ample, lac ought To besiow Al, as 6iey would
OeS,ow 1t, upon men manned in their service, and de.
Privcd by their patriotism of the means of living. The
sp"it ofa republican government. is to measure Office
oy merit, and when this is no longer observed, the
oovernment degenerates into the rule of a single
person, who makes his own breast, the fountain of re-
wards aud honours.
why has Miles King, a man universally esteemed,
been removed Are we TO have insiauations against
ms honour: Is injustice in his case tcos to be con-
sulninated, by the destruction Of his character VIII
Jacksons myrmidons, 1t Il loss for an excuse for 5lr.
Kings removal, as usual, throw out Institutions that
II was not without u reason, and thus lead the distan;
pubic to conclude, that he is either 4 set or ode
'aulier' When will Duff Green begin the work OF
deiraction;" Or vii his faithful ally, and inyariOble
echo, in this city, lead oil the dance?
But Noriolk-the Queen OF the Oceau-has Nor
folk 40 citizen, worthy OF succeeding Mr.. King? Or
was the hero ac,uated Ivy the humane anxiety, OF
piuching Councillor Lcgramd from the burning? Oi
Saving linn from the wrath OF the Convention ard
the Scratch:
Keatac6y EIeet;nis-Inc kentucky Reporter OF
August 9TH, furnishes partial returns from two or
three Congressional Districts.
In Fayette county at The close OF the FIRST dav, the
poll stood, for Clarke (for Congress- SOL, for Flour
noy (~Jackson) 2o3:-In Winchester, Clarke county
Clarke Ala, Fiournoy 100. The Reporter says
Judge Clarke viii be elected with scarcely a struggle.
In Foyeite for the State Senate, Ro. WicklifIe
i3l, Jcssc.Biedsoe, ~(Jacksonl 2l9: For the House
Vi Representatives, the whole Clay ticket 1--WE call
1t so by way of distinction) was no doubt chosen.
At Paris, Barbour county, first day at dinner. For
Congress: Beatty (an'i-Jackson) SOB, Coleman
%lJackson) 1876, Bedinger ~, Leach 3.
Ia Waodford first day. Clarke IT, ahead OF
Tlourn'y:--in Scott county, Johnson (I;ichd NJ
considerably mead OF McIIMton, Cato mo,nber)-In
Harrison they were close togcther:--In Jefferson
county, kincaid was about one hundred ahead of
Booker. CThe reader will remember that this is M.
Moorcs late District, and the ore in whose election.
MI. Van buren, was said 20 have inicflcreJ7
In Franklin county (Which contains Frankf5rt) at
the close o. the first days poll for Congress, Lee
c0inpte jackson and late member li8. Wilson Lanti-
I~acl&on) $50: For the Legislature, Jno. J. Crittep-
don (anti- Jackson) AS, E. Richmon (~Jackson) 3G2.
This county was strongly Jacksoniau. We con-
graduate Kentuky on the election of Mr.. Crittenden,
@hich was considered certain. The times call for
men Of his stamp. On the result or the probable
result % the franklin election, the Commentator of
August !, says:
Nj Criuenden's election may be considered certlin-fil
Lodr6|ts of tie votes being taken. Tine ,r,snects nf Az
Wilson, the Republican candidate for Congress. IRE 6att.rins
lie calculated LecomPc would beat $50 votes in This county
63l, aud the Adams Ticket 3Gt-Uha; a revolution.
r W. -, -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
Trust Safe Of Real Property in Richmond.

X 7 virtue ola decd oftrus, executed to us by Ro-
- bert Foore and Ann r. his wife, and Willis
lowing, Oh the Goth day of November 1894 and Of
record IN the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of
tue CITY o Richmond, recorded therein the day after
us uatel and Tor the purposes and objects therein
provided Will be sold TO the highest bidder at public
auction Tor cash, on the premises, on Tuesday the
SSih day OF December next 1929, at IL o'clock the
'oHowlng propcrty:-One lot of ground on f street
on winch Is brick tenement, used on the Goth of
Nov. 1874 as the workshop Of said Cowling in the
rear ot said Cowllngs property at the corner of y
ana iSlh streets, being - feet in front on street
ana running back - feet, and bounded by street
'he SAID COwlIng on the west, and the said Poore on
;Ae south and east. Also the lot adjoining the ono
last mentioned, on the east side thereof on which
stands wooden house used as the Workshop of said
foore, known as number -, in plan OF Byrds ware,
mousse fronting % feet and running back 80 ieet--
Also, small piece or lot Of ground lying between the
SAID last mentioRed lot and street, beinu 28 fect
'front.' on street. so as TO connect and bring out the
SAID lot number - to street.-Also one other lot
or piece OF ground on 18th and running west
TO 18th street, &c feet front on both 18th and 18Th
streets adjoining said PORES present residence and
lying between his said present residence and Jacob
Cohen, and Is part ofthe so feet of ground on 18th
street, purchased by said PooIe of Jordan Fournov
toSethc7 with al the rights, privileges and appurtc-
naceS belonging to the said several pieces of proper
ty.
The sale will commence at the hour mentioned at
the iirst named house tenement. And should the
day be too unlikely or rainy for sale, II will take
pace the inst far day thereafter nj the same hour
ana place above provided for, the Goth December
As trustees shall Of course convev only the title
vested IN Us though believe the title perfectly
good
WM. B. CLARKE,
nov. y us GUS. Y. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
WM. y. CLARKE,
GUS. Y. CLARKE.
NOVEMBER 2Jth. 1925.
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

IL ANING succeeded in procuring the services or
~ MIR. Charles 4. LcniS, Jun. as PRINClPAL, to
be aided in the Classical Department, by 3!r. Sa,q
ueI u Queen WttSoa Son Of the Rev. Samuel L
Wilson of Frcdercksburg) the Trustees of tins H.,
stitution confidently congratulate the pubLck uDou
the prospect of again realizing those bancfts ,,l
Il once so extensively d,fused; and indulge the.
nope that ITS enlightened patronage will obtain f,r
II the success, to which Its numerous and ackno,rF
etsed advantages, so emInenty entitle it, For tho
iaHhiui' ana a0e discharge Of the duties ASSIGNED
hihl the pest pledge Will be found, in the unwearnd
and practlsed zeal, with which Mr.. Lewis has here
toiorc acquitted himself IN the profession of his early
CloIce' vi the qualifications, and anable disnos;-
stlon, OF Mr. Wilson, the most satisfactory testimc
mas nave been adduced, from sources the most uu.
questionable When to these primary clements of
success, are added others even better assured ,ni
only second to them IN Importance viz: LARGO AMI
commodlous Buildings, the saubrtv of whose sit,
IS hd"9a6ly tested, by the fact that for wears past
1t mas proved refuge OF untailDg security TO the
adjacent habii9nts Ofess favoufed spots. and fr
the last seven years to the President himself and h
FAMILY, with entire exemption from autumual diseosn
remoteness from every haunt Of vice and vol
se4cCICd library OF about 300 volumes, the Trustees
cannot doubt that it will be secure in the discern
ment OF liberal pUblck. The course of instruction
VIII be such, rs 10 qualify students for cntcrr,r CO.
iege or the University, and will comprise the Enrlsh
Latin and Greek Languages, Geography with tbe
use oithe Maps aud Globes, Arithmetic Aleebr.
Geometry, Plane and Spherical Tripouor,ctry and
the Theory and Practice Of Surveying The moral
and religious instruction ofthe youth committed 20
ms care will be primary object and will be lnclI
Gated upon every fit OCCASION, as the best foundation
Tor Piety virtue, and useful knowledge by the Prig
cPal and his Assistant. The exercises viii com,nepc.
OH the 18th OF January, 1880 81 terminate on The 18Th
OF December following with a vacation ofone month
IN the summer. Terms for Board and Tuition. inclu
5ding Washing $40, each boardsr fading has own
bed, bedding, towel and candles.
Address,to the Principal Bowling Green Caro-.
line County Va TIL the LIST of January aud afterwards
TO him. o. to the President Rappahannock Aeade
my. JOHN H. RERNARD
90 eff Pr..;Jo,t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
Solar Microscone

"LrlP'ore the present moment ohile IL Eies.r
VHNhE Ladies and enilcmcn of Richmond are res
pecifuIly informed that the proprietor of this In
strument has been induced to DELAY his depa rture from
ts City few days, that the philosophic and curious
may EMO! further opportunity of WITNESSING an Ev
hDtion which has afforded delight TO So many of its
citizens, and may deservedy be called the most int
resting Exhibition of Natures Wonders ever present
ed to the Public.
THIS Microscope, magnifying minute objects more
than Eight .ul9dS Of times their natural size will
be exhibited gel few fur days at the Musuem from
A. NJ. TILL = My its aid We NAV see in Vine
gar lvng ees from to 10 feet in length their mus
cu'aF con'"ruonS ana dying agonies, some Of them
nFceptlDly VaiIegaed with spots and others strped
he tarlnaceous substance on Fig lin which no mo-
tlon can possibly be detected by the naked eve *
shewn to be living insects from to feet in length
tne small quantity which adhercs to the pont of nee
ole aPpearlngto be hundreds Ofthcm climbing fight
ing ahd running In all directions TO avoid the concen
trated heat of the Sun, by which they finally perish
The circulation OF the fluids in most minute insects
Is distinctly shewn. The Leo of a common Houec
fy appears more than 20 feet length the stiner of
Honey Bee 1.-THE most pointed thing in nature) ap-
pears rCayto possess invisible termination while
the point OF needle resembles the rude end ofa beam,
SInGll winged insects are discovered to possess nume
FonS organs oi VISION. some ofthem as many as 600
But that part OF the exhibition in comparison TO
winch all lfs other wonders fade into insGnificance
IS the Disqualification Of cdriOu; Sails such as Cbo
mate Of POtass, .NiyiGfe of Bqrltes &c N which
their component particles Shoot las if possessed Of vi
taty) IN thousand contrary directions, without the
least interference, like myriads of shining lauces.
trees WIN endless ramlications, interviewed dra-
percs OF such various and splendid colors as no art
could initiate, nor can language possibly describe
them.
The Exhibition contains many other interesting
objects too numerous to particulafze, all which ma1
never gain be witnessed in this place.
Admtance so cents-Children or Schools accom-.
panied BY their Instructors, half price.
dec -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
Richmond Nail Mannfactory.

nor sale on very reasonable terms from | 500 TO
2OCp Kegs OF cut nails and brads. ofyarous sizes,
from 81 to Add, IN kegs from OObs 10 2OOibs-
warranted to be made Jroni Scedi Ion and not from
pig or Bloom Iron, Us is glastonbury in tic Northern
States:
ALSO,
Spikes from 10 inches, cnch nails OF different
sizes, suitable for tobacco keys and hhds nail rods
hnESe shoe iron, rolled iron Of different widths
aud arc prepared TO execute with dispatch. any or
dcrs i'll tins line, and request merchants and others
who deal IN nails, &C. to apply, fthcy want full as
sortment. +. HAXALL y co.
oct l0-2uwif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
BOARDING HOUSE.

OesT ar. ChubbS Lottery Office, and one door ADORE
.Mr. Co'oGn, clock and ,cGtch maker
NJ RS. SARAH PURCELL, could accommodate
W a few more Members Of the Legislature, with
comfortable roons-good beds, &c. on moderate
terms, If application be made this week.
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