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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30


Hifonde and Lot and Garonne, IN Frunc rs deg N
proposes othe fendsto the cultivation Of CRAZE
VINE in the United States Subscription, which open
Mr. A. L. will engage to furnish Subscribers with their Grape
VINE Roots before the March nert and forward them
have opened Te Roots will be three wears old and VIII
produce considerable fruit the second year from the their
neng planted They will be carefully cassed and packed m
boxes with some of the original soil in wch they been
when tanspanSed.
Orders will he pcuay attended to; the Subscribers de
mating the Quantities and species of the Grape Vine Roofs they
wish to have They will engage pay for 1000 Roots
at the of 2I cents for each Root for less than 1000 ~ the
rate of Is cents and Is per less than so Roofs
only foo gears Old shall be paid f. rate Of cents each
or l3OO or more ia cents for less than 10OO aud 10
Payment to be made delivery of the Roots Letters not
received, unless postpaid.
phonse Ioubsi, % wallstree Boston, J. Copeland Jun
4t6any r. MNichae; PlodeLptn, Van Armrpc Baltf1uor
JNO o. LAY; Sroar1lah, Hall, Shaptes & Topper
ecOTtsanS, Foster Sc Hutton; Charleston, r. g. r. Street
Mr. a. IoUBATs Book on the Culture of the Grape ve and
on the Making of Wine may be found the principal Book
SeLs OF the United States; and his Agents win furnish them
Catalogue Of Grippe Pine Roofs that Mr. LornAr proposes TO
The following species are Selected s the BEST the ci,gsce OF
which is left TO Subscribers
Iabs Gyqpe or for nsak,ng S,orss HInNyv Hrr-I, ALI
3 Do Melting, Tor oudant) d. Sweet GniIlant s. Mnscs G.
10 Frontgan Muscadee from the river Lott 8, Mavosie
I Muds q Sarro, o5 IS Rs5 F F. G
Black HtarnbouIEs H. Consaaia
For WineWArs18, Auveu1ra;; 49, B1anquettce 20 Dou>
de Rene 25 Burgundy rs Moron IT, Madere g. Bourpe.
iasi ~ Prsrda 80 Chaloss 81, Rsp52, Carei 80
~ ennanieT 80 Tenlturer 4o Bourgignon IL, Bo,aeian
bteau) a. Do Golden; 46 Do Cracking az Dc Musk: a.
hiuscat Lezarde 80 Do Small Berries So Do (om Jestsa-
enil 81 Do (fonJgra) 3D. sauvignos REDs5 CfaseIas;
mas of Poquet SO, Early Magdelen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
SUBSCRIPTION

MR. ALPEOEsE LOUBAT ha
1HA wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on Lose-IsLAEp, where he now has,
in full cultivation, 7Hirty.fec Heres OF
Ground, containing 1000 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
Of being enabled 10 procure the best species
OF Roots from his Fathers extensive Vmr-
yards and Nurseries, in the Districts of Rnr-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
TOM WOORE .dG.dLN.

nDES upon cash, corn, catholics and many ofher
W matters, Try Thomas Moore.
Fairy Legends and Traditions tile south Of Ire.
laud, with plates.
Vol. 10 English Common Law Reports
January No. for 1929, n. A. Review, published
and received at NASH'S Bookstore.
Jan 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

In Chesterfield County Court, 1923, Dee. Tie ar
lsam Pickett in his proper person, also Mcbal Wer-
sham, Sarhh Wofshani, and William Workman, Ssfsn
children Of Edward orsham, deed, by John Hill sfefr
next friend, compliments, ogut,sa John Trusmss and
Rsbeeca his wife, late Rebecea Worshan,, which said
Rebeeea is the adfnx OF Edward Worsham desd aefty-
IN CBsNoE#Y.
This day Gang the comPiainnnis by counseI and fled
their bill, and il appearing the Subtraction Of the
court, that the said John Truernan is ibhabspt
OF this comnopweaIth the motion Of the
is ordered, that the I'd John TrUeman appear here On
the second MONDAY in March ne8,, nd the bill
OF the copainaots and that copy Of nils order be
inserted for two months sueeeyysey. in newspaper
published in 'be city Of Riehmoad ard another copy
pasted the front door Of me Urt-hoUse Of @ COUNTY,
for two successive courts.
copy. Tesie,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
ARKE poEuExrER, c.

~ The CONVENTIONAL WHO is pObisFsed twice a
week. Tuesdays aud FridsysI at Ave dollars per an
NUN, payable IN advance.
II FOR adver'sug75 cents square Cor Ies,) f6r Jrs
rs insertion, and 90 for each eonetana pce.Te
number Of Insertions uust be noted the MS otherwise
they win be eontisped and charged accordingly.
g Al lette's to the Editors n,ust be pos-paid they
will receive attention..
~ Notes Of chartered specie paying Ranks NJ any Of
the STATES will be received in payment FOR subscription TO
The Whig though Virginia u. States Bank Notes would
be Preferred; and retaDces be nssae through tho
Post Office a, the risk 81 the Editors
u Previous to discontiHUance OF the paper, all az
rearages must be paid NJ. Ind those who may wish TO
discontinue viii notify the Edirors 20 hat effect, sRsi
thirty days before the period ezpes for which they sb
sctibsa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

c. 8. a. Warwick hoVe for Sale,
GHX IIhds old leaf tobacco
235 do dry tobacco stems.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

SUGARS e. R,4LSiyYS.
AIEW Orleans sugars, good quality
IV Bunch and Nuscatal rasirs, landing for SAFE
by OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
Jan g7-3t
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
METHODlSTS IN THE UNITED
STATES & CANADA.

The number Of Alelhodl>ts IN the United
States and Canada appears, from the min
ute, orlhc scyc al Annual Conferences Of
the present year, JUS, published, To be III,
743 Oftla- number. 3 = $40 are whites,
50. SIl oolored aud 225O are indians.
Ofthe above. 9 675 belong t. the Cauada
Conference, leaving 435 065 IN the UaIted
States. Ia 1928 the number OF members
within the same bounds, was AIS 43S -
which deducted from the prccedInL total,
gives AN increase this year of !9.3J3
members. This the Pittsburgh Confer
cuoe district contains y 80 members.
The NUM- er Of travelling preachers is
I 697, superauuated l2O-total 1917.
, o,al last year, 1912, making the present
wears increase I1j preachers.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

and ny hands being nay only weapon be-
gan the stranglng process again, when ]
perceived the assassin, who had alread,
lost part of his gigantic strength, had
pair Of pistols and "A dagger IN the left poe
kei ofhis coa', | made some efforts f.
sieze the dagger and nail the coward f
the table where had carried him, but "a,
was going TO execute that meritonou-
act, ] was torn from a prey which coulo
no longer es cape me, bya crowd Of friends
and eunuies."
Such cholerick blades might, we should
suppose, ird agreeable employment H.
The passes Of the Balkan mountains. We
hope they will never take It INTO their hends
to visit the falls, or we might berequreC
to answer for this; and we confess our a.
version to the method here described ofex-
pelling the soul. Buffalo Journal
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

uoyes-os Cass communicated his 81,
nual Message to the Legislative Council
of Michigan at Detroit, on the Sih INST
lie recommends no alterations in the eXis-
ung system of laws, satisfied that they are
~uchas meet the present exigencies o the
territory, whose condition is as prosperous
rs that perhaps of any other portion Of The
Union. The governor adyerts to the es'
adjustment Of tie new Territory Of Huron
west of Lake Michigan, IA necessary
from the circumstance of its being too re-
mote from the peninsula of Michigan
The country on the ST. Joseph, has been
offered for sale, aud this has caused a great
influx of population. The exact amount
IS not known, and a census is recommend
ed, especially with 4 view to the question
Of seeking admission into the Union as
state.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

Extract Of a letter from one Of The Com
mcrcial houses 81 Hagre, recsiged u.
Vac York, dat.d .jugaSl IT,.
"You will see by the papers that there
has been com ple,e change IN the ministry
-Martigaac displaced lor Polgnac 81 Co
The Josuirs strengthened; and you VIII
observe that this chlngo has excited con
sternatioa among all rejecting persons.
who WISH to keep pace with the age.
The gcieral Impression Is that the ne"
ministry cannot sustain itself, unless b.
some strokes of policy; and each Violate.
of our laws VIII Be o &c step nearer the de-
siructlon Of the party which now veg ,
heavily upon France.
IAN alliance with England Is spoken o
10 arrest the course of Russia. but noih"e
authentic has yet transpired on this sub
iect. The funds recovered a little yesIe'
day, but The stupur Is general"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
THE CANAL AT LOUISVILLE.

LItrHCt ~ n ttucf.
The Canal is u most expensive work and
will not be soon completed. \ large ba
sin IS yet to be made, ard much OF the
rock To be blasted. nearly the whole length
of It's bed. A great deal of work, however
has been done: the earth has been eXcara
ted, embankmeuts aud immense stone
locks have been made, the sides ~ part
paved. and a beautiful stone bridge molc
than Two hundred and thirty feet ID leugh
thrown across the Canal about midway be-
tween the city and Shlppingsport. The
company, at the outset, am Informed, was
imposed upon by the Engineers and Con
tractors; but lalterly the business has been
entrusted tn better agents Who have prose-
cuted the work with spirit aud yIgor. Tie
difficulty ofprocuring hands has retarded
the operations, as the high wages gwen To
them have greatly increased the cost. \
passing compliment Is due TO the taste and
enterprise of a Frenchman, who, for the
accommodation Of the weary pedestrian
has erected haodsome Pavilion on the
bank of the Cau4l 1t Is appropriately
called the Elm P1CiiiJa," for Il is actual
" located in the spreading branches OF
that superb shade tree. Immediately Ia
front ofthe splendid bridge aboyemenuon
ID, near the embankment stands the maleS
TIC tree. A floor, covering 100 feet IN
circumference, ornamented at the sides
with substantial blustrade, supported by
posts, has been erected around lis trunk
and branches, twenty or thirty feet from H.
base. Thus elevated, in the midst OF 2,
large spreading branches of the tree, with
It's rich foliage over head overshadowne
the whole SUFFICE, YOU are accommodated
with seats and tables, and furnished with
delicious ices, fruits, lemonades, punch.
crackers, confectionery, and variety Of
other refreshments, from we'll furnished
bar in me centre. Alright draw.brdge
which connects the Pavilion with the can't.
bauk. is elevated; the polite little French
man bids adicu TO his guests, and retire
To rest in his delightful castle IN the ar
and IS soon luled TO sleep by the rear Of
the Falls beneath ham.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

PgJEr 'T4zfs.-The New-Orleaus Cou-
rier of the Dist ult. now before US, con-
,ains an article detailing the particulars Of
quarrel between It's editor a.d his rival,
the conductor fine Argus, which must put
the northern CT Qucue most sadly to the
blush. The following paragraph we copy
to show thc prevailing standard OF public
taste i'm the circle where It was issued. The
TWO editors having met in coffee house,
and the attack commenced by blow from
hun of the Argus, the Couuer gentleman
COMPLETES the narration thus:
"Hayng got over my surprise, l per
ceiyed alta few steps from me, the COWARD
the TRAITOR. the INFAMOUS join OLD
SON. the editor Of the Argus, with has
hand m his bosom, rs in the act ot draw
inp weapoul rushed upon hun, aud
striking him with the end of my umbrella
,p the stomach made him lose his equih
brium aud abandoning my umbrella !
INN led upon him, and siezmg Inn 10y the
throat with my two hands, dragged, ar "a
,ber carried INN 10 the reading rahie, dis
:a,ce of about ten PAGES from the spotwheTo
the william had brao4iy attacked me fom
behind threw him with all my Stengh
anon that table, his nce upwards, aud
there began the strangFug scene Of IT
oi;aiuS. but seeing that the rascal would
not give up his soul, let my right hand
Loose TO take ny pcnknife and open his
cotg. ia, RAD lca nv pcnkaiA sthomo'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
Naichcs. .1ugust l

NutCk'S .dugUSt J.
A pretty young widow OF l9ycars ofage
and comcly young man of22, strangers
To each other, had bcoa com n,tted 10 prIs-
ON for separate Offences. They were bro't
to the bar for trial, when for the first time
they saw each other. Both were convicted
aud sentenced 90 Imprisonment for one
week. As soon as The sentence was pro-
nounced. our swain stated, that during their
trials they hid agreed that solitary coniiue-
ment might be ameIioraied If the court
would grant their request, which was, that
hcfa. C they were conducted to prison, they
might be permitted 10 80 TO ajusucc OF the
peace to be married This WAS readily
granted by the court, the parties after hav-
ny committed matrimony were conducted
to prison, aud by order Of the court enjoy
the same apartment. This IS vast IN
pro,emcat upon the Lynch code.
Statesman and Ga.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

The intelligence from these belhgerentS'
on the preceding page, has been received
through the English papers. 1t speaks
Gyoura5Iy Of the prospectofa paci6cation.
An arrival at New-York, from Franco,
gives a differed, version Of the state OF
affairs iu the East According to the
French papers, all appearance ola pacl
6caton had passed away. Turkey had
rejected the terms proposed by RUSSIA,
aud both parties were preparing for the
most vigorous prosecution Of the war
The jealousy of Russian ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Is very evident in England; but there are
no effective preparations made to lnterPosc
force in the way of lbs progress.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

rs o. g.. .la-s..s rf- rar rre-t. Ia. -l.-- --. e
d, town cl,rrrs from, e "a. 5,,ll.r.
e,r e,cb scholar.
The permanent fund p, tho hand, If N. ,-,,..
ICES. after desr,vina m, ccs, ,r The b,1l;,.,
srlicien. 90 paw teacher f,r half or n. nm.
The paving scholars. at one dollar nor ,n..,,..
,,n.aletc li, sllar. Provision is ibns mai. g.
,b. instruction, of 100 moor cI,ili,., - it,.
b... should b., offered without amy cb,rg. m.
,r, ps, are educated "a, sbo,,t or.. s,r, ,I,o
,- ,b. common schools Two hundred nm, h..
.,ryht ugon I..uesstsr's Bf,n 10 ,b, i,,o- .,.,-,
VI the building.
Ta1 advantage Of the Lancas.rian Sv,,er, Is
.- teaching FL, Row method, l,rv, ,.,,nL.r. -,
stead az s...r. l..-,.,rs Tbrs s,,,,.,,. ........
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

A letter from Tallahassee, published IN
the Richmond Compiler. declares that IN a
few years Florida will become one Of thu
greatest Sugar countries uow known.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

ne 4 uDdCCO Market ~ ndlllllOlO NCA
tinues lively. During the week ending on
the 18Th INST. a crop Of 6no Maryland Was
sold for So so, 10, and H. Two lots OF
Ohio brought, one Il 80 round, and the
other s and S 26.
Seven thousand barrels of Flour were
taken Tor expectation during the week, at
from 8 to5 %
Tho President of the L. States has re
.cornized GioUa1i SOri0ri as Consul Gen
eraI of his Holiness the Pope, to reside at
Trenton, n. j..
We are sorry to learn, SAYS the lntelli-
gcncer of Yesterday, that the absence OF
the Post Master General from the Gener
|aI POST Office, for several days past, which
we hive incidentally referred to, has been
caused by indlsposltiOn, serious enough to
confins him to his house.
. We spoke the other day Of the Huron or
[ Cwsconsin Territory. The 81. Louis Bes-
con remarks, among other things, that the
/ late treaties with the Indians Of the Upper
. Mississippi have extiuguished Indian title
+ fo rlrbt or ten million acres oflaud, worth
at the lowest federal estimate, from ten to
twelve millions of dollars. The effect OF
This is 10 render powerIess the north wost
|ern Indians. hitherto SO troublesome, they
boing now confined To- the shores Of Lake
I Michigan. and separated from all the la
li,us west of the Mississippi and North
|,f Prairie du Chen. lutheir present stu
efioD they have the Lake on ono side, and
white settlements on three others. These
t-e,ties haya also opened and secured the
communication between the lakes and the
I Mississippi Valley, most valuable matter
Inn "a military point Of view, as II gives ia
|cilities for Transporting troops aud mum
mons of war. Now, likewise, may be
CONNECTED the inland navigation between
New Orleans and New York, at presen'
divided by only twenty FIVE hundred yards
,f dry ground. a canal of that length
vilIc0nnectthe Ouisconsin aud Fox rivers.
The ceded country contains also, 1t Is well
known, the richest and most extensive
lead mines IN the known world, aud there
arc extensive indications Of copper. No
,srt of the west exceeds It in Salubrlty,
beauty and fertility. 1t Is an uncommo"
circumstance, BY the way, that the richest
g,ines and the richest soil should thus be
/ found together, and this is thought by ma
nv 10 be the finest whost country N the u
lr.t,I States,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
.T.LAN eEMl0L

$685.. ...l,rst. a ~ .lr,u1or
LAN~As -, .. ,--
s sc..-. " ..-' '
.ma ...I f-
Ar0es. l.' - ,-.-.e-.-
..-.....r.. .,si Reside. ,.,l-,, ,r.
jed .,F by Duo .-'' i .. q
Co H' ia'-'' ''.'
sand al.-,' 10 -.s ''-'e ..'
ss.i-' o.. .i estate VI -' 1''''s' y, '., u.s.
.snea, o. d -..'-.''''..- 3.
~ devise .f ,-s o.-s''' ''-' - y !,
.ss Cham sr.' '''-s-''- us '-'' 70
las.s e "a' "'.'' WAS
ing benefit upon ''' P .-.'..-' % .--
IS vicinity, "e '-'' -'-.'
a atom and .n,e's', 10 '.s
M devise l0 Samuel olTlss "'I -No'l
Ime, or 'hc survivors OF .-''''' o' . .G
fcu,0rs, my tarm in me c'- ~ OF -
hc. and Stale OF Virginia ",.e'eo" i5''-
ms Gadj n0w lives, also nF arm ''l a'''-
county, whereol Abel N1-,cH 100" "'o
Mele- w.tl t- my farming 1'N''s''S
boon. 90 the sail oahItI cPI'se -"N
Neh Lme, or the survivor OF 'i7'.i' %.
fsir heirs or executors, forever D" "-9'
hr the use, benefit aud advantage OF '''e
Ta.casr.an School, to- 1e esia1I'"eI l'l
lie Town of Wheeling as hereinafter ''e'l'
asied
PIN order 90 carry into effect NY men
ion for lhs cstao.lsnmel, oi d i''-,-7 ''-''
scho0. Boo the town OF Wheeling Is ~'o'o.
d; o. IS my rcques. thai Sa"'l-' -P' "
n5 Noah Zane E-qs. do make al3.'1''o''
p rhe Legislature Of Virgins ''' ''I uC'
eligcorporauon oi trustees lo' ---'' ''.-''
ufoa; and upon such act beng passed
h.tai lhC funds herein gwen a"I uo'' 7'l
"a fhe use thereof shall be conveyed ana
ra-cd over by the said Samuel o2rgg
81 Noah Zane 20 such Trustees as may
e appointed by or under the provisions OF
~ act, 90 be held by them 'a- ,-7'. sue
sa-s forever for ,hc purposes aal 'e'e-
oftHe institutions and n ias mean "1ie'
u Ifu1 such act can be obtained 0. is "ly
ID that a.l the funds herein gwen ana
sused Tor ,ls benefit of such school pe
heldby the said Samuel opugg aud Moan
Zane, in trust a5 aforesaid, ior ,ae use ol
lch L1ncastriau School, and mo- other
- may be established theto"noi " heei-
~. upon such principles as they OF ine
uryIvo- of them may approves and the
laid Samuel Sprgg and Noah q me- OF
lle survivor of tlem, are hereby authorised
.--aH f- -a.| f|IH |.Hrnr HfDresIIU
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
MARRIED,

On Wednesday last. by The Eey. I'm. VII ,
Mr.. DAVID WHTf, Merchant, 70 Miss Ayy Ma
RIA S,urH, both ofths place.
At Shepherd-town Va. by the Rev. Mr.
GiJcu. Mr.. FRiScIs KELLY OFERRAI, of this
place, 10 Miss JANE b. KERSEY, Of Berkeley Co.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
LET.
AGENCY.

IN AGENCY.
/ II E. subscriber u.t:.s 90, -cr,Ices for the col
,.rtun OF cltims against the Uulted States or IA
liyiduiis u The District OF Columbia HIS know
:elge of the mmuer Of conducting business al the
,uhir Office, and acquaintance with the citizens
generally afford great fIciiltirs for the speedy
.ettlement Of accounts. Satisfactory reference
sill be given, aud charges moderate.
Is. ROMANS
Georgetown, d. c. September ! 1870
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

Passion EZ0re,.-AmOng tho recent
donations to the Massachusetts Ilortcul
tural Society. was beautiful specimen Of
the passion flower, rom J. NJ. Gourgas,
Esq ofWcSton. accompanied with a note
giving tho following notice Of this singular
flower.
1.-The vine on which it grows abounds
on the hills of Judea, aud after the a5ceu
sion Of Christ, hts disciples were delight
ed to notice, oruameuled with beautiful bios
SONS, that lowly vine, winch before wa,
always kYown to be barren. They hailed
% an token gwen to commemorate the
sufferiugs aud the death of the Saviour.
FIR they saw in the centre ofthe flower, "a
CrowR of I8gras. in the three pistls three
mails, and in the five stameus three ham
mers, with tine heads thereof dropping, as
If conscious of the horrId deed they had
been made to perform.--I'hey were amrz
ed with the beauty ofIhe fl Iwer, never be-
fore noticed and pleased TO give It a name
iu accordance with their affections, the 81
ri0ar's or the Passion flower; by that name
IL has gone to our drys.'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

By g la,o arrangement OF tho Posi- OsucE d.
r,ETuyr, the Mail for Pittsburgh yil Washing
ton is no longer delayed on its passage, at the lat
tor place, but arrives AT Pittsburgh at . p. NJ. on
Jhe same diy Cha, 1 leaves Wheeling.
go
The Branch Bank u the Commonwealth, at
Louisville, Ky was entered on thc night of ,he
l7.F insr. by meass orfllse keys, and robbed Of
u5ou, s25, 900. A reward Of 500 is offered for
Iis dclCctol of tsc theE
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

Chestnut Bark.-The bark Of the chcs-
nut tree contains twice as much tanning
matter rs oak bark and nearly twice as
coloring matter as Iogwood. The color
ing substance of chesnut bark is TO that Of
Cumpeachy logwood exactly As 1857 TO J..
Leather prepared with this is more firm and
solid and yet more supple. This bark is
the best substance for making ink; mixed
wIihIron it becomes a blue black. The
liquor drawn from This bark appears blue
on the outside hike indigo; but gives on pa
per The finest black in dying it has a
-reater affinity for wool than sumuck or
galluu The color obtained from the sub
stance Is Interchangeable from air and light.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

A Branch Of the Bank of the United
States has been established at Buffalo, IN
the state of Newly
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

The President of the L. States has re
cozuized Gioyqpi S0riori as Consul Gen
enl of his Holiness the Pope, to reside at
Trenton, n. j.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06
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testimonials 20
THE Proprietor confidently eiiers TO the public what
Il perence las proved be of The most ,iicaciots
compounds in the -ihi1a .Heoica for The of that
class of distressing dangerous aud nvetera,e Diseases pro-
duced BY an impure Of the blood, acrimony Of the hui
mours "a, vated habit OF body, and Usually exhibiting
themselves in Ne various forms Of Screfaia, SAT- Rheun
Lebrosy, 81 Anongs fe, Fuer Sores, Uhte S,oenngs.
fout and obstinae UierS Sore Legs Eyes, Scad Head,
Seafty and Vehereat 1ain where Mercury has tailed.
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