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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
T.. ABSAL0M,

Gx.RATEfEL for past favors, improves the pres
ens opportunity oiiniorming his friends andcus-
toners, and the Members of the LEGISLATURE that his
stand is IN tn, corner house leading to Mayos Bridge
aud next door to w. ii. Fitzwhylsonn's Bookstores
where he respectfully solicits the patronage of such
Ms may choose to favor him with their custom. He
has always hand good assortment of gentlemen
BOOTS IL SHOES, made OF the best materials and
nj the following prices warranted u wear equal to
any: For boots Richmond made, s.. Boots made
made ekcwhere. do Iet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
REMEMBER ME.

JNIIE Remember Me, religious and literary mis-
Il cellany, intendea a. a Christmas and new,
and neatly put up In watered silk, 70, sale nv
Jan J. Il. NASH
/ AMES " iNSIUN, Richmond, ArCHt for Vim.
Prince, Proprietor Of Linlig4n Botanic Garden.
New ORR, now so advantageousy known as the
most extensive and valnabig Enlistment othe kind
IN this county, viii receive orders Tor an7 Kind OF
Fruit or ornamental Tre,is, Grape Vines Floweriuo
Shrubs, Green.Iotisc Plants, Il i!5oua Roots &c
~ Catalogues will DC furnished ;,7lfis and the mos.
prompt q particular attention paid the forwarding
to any part OF the State such archss as persons re
Iding at distance mag order.
ihe Trees, Slurbs, Vines, &c. &r. are put up in
ne very best order and may be transported many
nundIed miles without injury. The experience ofthc
Agent, though limited, fully iustiics hilu in recon-
ncndng TO any person possessing but half acre OF
land to procure small assortment of vines, frui,
trees, &c, and others holding more land could not
do Eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

tST pub.ishcdby PETER COTTON, his Virri-
~ MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
tloEs Courts, &c. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining nIatters-tIe Astronomical part calcia
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the grocc, dozen or single.
In Press and shortly will be published New No
vel, by Young Lady OF Virginia, emitted Donald
idsr," two volumes.
no IFS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

NihEiNlA AT rules, holden IN the clerks office OF tlr
superi" court of ebaneery for the Richnop district
the 9Th day of July, 1923: John Baylor and Georye D.
Baylor pits. dgG7nH Robert Pollard, James Brown In his
owa gh and asexor of 5ei, Burton, sury
oil Donald Burton, Sau,sel BranIun Thomas Pinkerton
aud Daniel Bell, essignees of Donald Burton
dts.
lac defendants Samuel BTanlru,u, Thomas Pinkerton
and Daniel Bell not having cate their nee And
gwen security according the of assembly and tho
rules OF IDS curt, aud IL Appearing by satisfactory -
deuce that they country: 1, Ia
ordered that the said defendants appear here ON tho
nrS day "i the next term aud bill Of review
nied ny the piain-; and that copy of this order bs
iohw'h inserted IN some newspaper published IN the city
OF hic"nond' Tor two months successfully, and posted al
the front door OF the capitol, in the said city
OF copy. TeSie, WIN. g. PEsDIEroN e -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29


MFRS TURNER takes this method of correcting repos
lyA which sio informed, ccuafin. in the coun
yy sstba her School IL discontinued" ad Informing the
pc Of the arrangement made in the Institution
clslng She has secured
whose classical education, moral worth, experience
teacng. eihentiy qualify him for the duties Of his station
With this aid she proposes system, which will furnish every
facility br the rcyvlar progress OF tho pupil from the simplest
elementary bsanchcs, 70 the highest department OF letters The
uty OF system In occupation IN lii VIII be readily al.
lowed, but perhaps in pursuit ndsrensahcso per-
maur in It's effects, The business moulding
efy0-th nsk which derovcs every faithful teacher For
the accomplishment Of this object the following method Will be-
Adopted;
kstro Lctory Dpatnnentln which will be tar, IN. Ele
OF Learning. including Geography, Arithmetic some
fAa,ches of Natural History, Plain Sewing and Markir
according tbs plan pursued in tho High Schools
cities
s,s;or DsplraIelLRcadmg, wrtirx Spelling Geography
Ggamntr, Arithmetic mental and written Natural History
CcnPosru Map Drawing Exercises in Elocuon and Nred
Woik "
Ssaior Observation-Disclosures Geography History Na,ur,
Philosophy Rhe,orh, Logic Geometry, Astronomy with
tes Chemistry with Lectures, Botany, Compositions Natua
Theology, knerangy with the of cabinet of minerals
ao'lmeic, Algebra, Watts the ro, e,nent of the mind
" cnces OF Christianity, Ecclesiastical History ~, Greek
Every Pupil OF suitable age viii taught Drawing As
uuns OF acquiring habits Of accuracy of improving the
and OF iacitang the acquisition OF Fenmausp Teacher
Wn DC furnished for instructng Music, Painting Velvet
Wood and Paper, and Fancy Work Vocal Music is be
regular branch of instruction, Teacher
DC odsaincd. .r.
good Library is for the Of ,h
Pupils Farther particulars be ascaned by application
10 The Teachers
ihortirs, inclusive of Bed Bedding
Tnit,on IN the Introductory Department, 8
Do. Junior Del artneni,
Do. Senior Department, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
Ha4saLie House & Lot near tie Poor House
n IL

TaAlaIle Hans< & Lot near lie Pooy House
FOR SALE
1 INTENDING. 10 leave Richmond, I oter FOR sale
= the toose aud Lot l NOW ocerpy, near the Poor
with roons ON the first floor, and 4 On the second
double cellars under the WHOLE for kitchen and lock
cellar u Is well b0ilt and well finished coinortabi
house, The lot is filyfour feet front and half
deep corner lot. There never failing spring OF
excellent water within twenty yards of tie house
Among the out-houses, large smoke hoise and
slaughter ho,rsc. The insurance ON thc dwelling
house is near 5000 dollars.
TEyNs.--One half essi the other half III twelve
months Possession Will be given in April.
jim JOHN DOYLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

VlRGlNIA Atrues, holden in tho clerks Office Of the
superior court Of ehsneery for the c;nond dis,rc,
the I'd day OF June, 1923: James C. Anthony p, aGaist
John Marshall, Daniel Call, and George Fisher exors of
be hev john Buchanan dec. Hill Carter Susan Carter
Mary Garter, aud Elizabeth Garter, infant chidreo of
Charies Carter the younger, dec. Robert Randolph add
zaoeh bis wife, formerly Bekley, Walked Taylor and
Elizabeth w. c. his wife. formerly Berkley, Edmund
Berkeley, Ann d. Berkeley, Robert G Berkeley Parke F.
berkeley heirs OF CahaTiue s. Berkley formerly Carter.
Mary w. Braxion, Ann n. Lee, Bernard AZ t;n,,er
w iliams Carter, VIM Fhzhugh Carter, Hill Carter
thomas Carter, WIN. b. Wiekham AL Ann his wife
formerly Car,er aud Edmpad wicsAam and Lucy his
wie, formerly CATER. NathaneI barwel and Lucy nis
whe, John H. Carter Charles Shirley Carer, Bladep Du
fancy aud May w. his wife, late Carter heirs of Edward
Cartel CHARLES Carer, Joseph c. Csbe aud Mary f'rs
we' heirs OF George Carter, auoy Norve the widow
anh J"seihine Norvel Martha Noive, Mary Yorye and
ihonrs Norveil infant children and heirs OF Thomas
Norvel ased and Polly Smith, dn,
The defendants Ann H. Lee nd Betrutd b. Carter nm,
having entered their appearance aud vsu security &C.
corong to Tire act OF assembly and rules Of this eur,
anu appearing by sansfaetory evrenee, that thew Arc
NOT inhabitants Of this ry; il is ordeteu that the sa nj
q" appear here day the next tenn
su answer the bill of the plaintiff; that copy Of dis
order be f0r with inserted In sou.e pablish.
IN the city OF Richmood for mouths ati
posted at the front door OF the apito, the said cty
% enpy. Testc, WIN. G. PEsDLeros c. o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
MDLI PUBBER SHOES

FIFE subscriber has just received a large supply OF
Ladies and Genlicncn's India Rubber SHOES,
which are inyenetrabIe oy water. and an excellent
preserva'iye Of health They keep the feet dry dad
warm ana thus prevent many those diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
cold by danpening their feet, ought to guard them
Selves ny wearing the above shoes, which equally
cnndrcc 10 health and comfort. Al who become az
quaInted With the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
iroln experience, will after emit the use of them
lie has also on hand aiarge assortment or Ladies
and GcnticmCn's, Boys and Misses Boots Bootcc,.
and SHOES; Heather, Scalskn aud Hair Trunks and
few dozen OF Encrsons celebrated Razor strap--
MI OF which nc is Disposed sell at low prices for cash
dCc9--2awGt SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Irndrr thn Enrln IL. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
1IHESIERFIlSED 1JIDETTY.|IUIs Insiii1I1

GHESlEHftCl.D ACADEHf.-TDS Institution
~ situated in the coonty of Chesterfield about SIX mile,
south of the Court House. a about miles north ives, o
Perersbur very healthy and tckly settled ucchboho,
large and comnodious House has lately by the
friends of Science in this county, aud finished
wih Maps, GLOBES suitable Mathematical InsiruTent
tos the comfort and convenience of the Students we think il
eNceied by but lew Houses OF the kind in the State.
The Academy will open in the erected for the pup
c, the first Monday in January next, continue during
WILLIAM silEvE who was graduated at Hamilton Coic
ID August 1924 and has since that time been successfully enga
sd in teaching the Greek aud Latin languages together with
the various branches of English education His uualhca.
lions and asSduty Teacher and metod of
well known this Country TO require any
esun from An able Assistant will also be employee as
soon as the humber of students will justify the expense
The following among studies which will taught in
fhs Acknowledging, Onhogaphy, Penmanship Enuisl,
yy Elements OF Criticism Evidences Natural and Revealed
Seson, Aritmeiic, Algebra, Euclid, Surveying Naur Phi
Ipsy together with full of approved Latin
aud Greek authors In addition teir ordinary studies the
IN Composition, Defamation, and Forensic Dpu,aiinn The
object OF the Institution is only qualify young for
eaSju5 successfully III the pursuits active c hi
ao for admission into the different Colleges and Universities
Throughout the Union
81 eNcelnIt waer the sober industrious habits ncisho
hood entirely secluded from of dissipation
reDder IL desirable retreat for the pursuit of science well
the formation OF correct and vuous habitsoard had
IN respectable families, and at convenient distances
moderate of $50 Boarders will considered
as members az the families i'll which they reside no pains
viii De wanting to render their situation easy aud comfortable
The terms of tuition will be- for the dead languages dollars
per ann'n, and 70 dollars for the Mathematics and M 's
snidics.
Those who may feel ncnci to pa;ronise this young Istn
tpp now struggling into f respectfully invited In call and
the facilities which here presented Tor the acquisition OF
9l lasninsft they do shall feel sauguine the belief
that viii not be suffered decline for the ,soa
Die share of their patronage. The deeply sensible If
te obligations under which they laid by liberal iona
tons Of and enlightened community IL i hoped
that their expectations will not be dapponted-that the
iolpe of the institution viii eventually prove Commensurate
NTH Che authorizations of its founders.
JAMES iiOWLETT
PETER r. BOISSEAJf,
ALEXR. GIBBS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

EUCkWHEATM Meal IN HaIf6nrrcl5, quarters and
- eightls, Tor sale by 4 SXS EENY.
ian I.}-2aNIw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

= In answer TO the varions inquiries, verbal and
written, which have been made, the Publisher an
nounccs, that the foregoing work is la press and will
appear III four weeks from this day. As the number
NJ copies Will be limited booksellers and others who
wish 10 possess them, would do well to leave their
names with the Publisher, with AIR. John H. Nah.
AlessrS Collins & Co., or W. II. Fitzwhyls0nn
~ The Author of tho above work is unisao,rD.
notwithstanding tire nmny ingenious conIectures
which are 0iioai.
ian r.,rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 10 ,s,E
BE Is rIAtrNBEEo, on the eighth DAY al Nu.cn.
ber, IN ihe 6iyhird year OF the Independence N the
s<-ss- o. States of Antsicl, THOMAS ". WHIT! of
the sad District hath deposited in ,lis Office the title of bos
IL wit: 'e'
"E"ge-U@, or, The Family qrNe t;l:-Vyls:' Il Nor,L
By \ NIRGNIAH.
"fSerce Uar, aaol ialttai Lore,
-fsd fr-t1'l srrsre, NJ fury kjc!s obe1y."-Gg,y.
"la Iico Ulluaes."
u conformity the the Congss of the United States
entitled AN act Tor the enct.d of learning ptcris
e copies OF maps charts aud books tn IT. pro.
pre'ors Of snch copies, during the times therein menoe
RID JEFFRUS,
Clerk offbe Eastern District 0J' l-fygiHir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
TO.N .NOORE .lG.llN
$500 REWARD.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the sum of FIvf,
~ HUNDRED DOLLARS has BEEN subscribed
oy severa! citizens of this place, for the apprehension
OF the person, persons, who assaulted and robbed
Capt Simon Nj Lelln, (s!ncc dcrd) in this City, on
the evening of the It'll instant.
The paper bearing the name of those who have
si9scr d this reward will be produced on application
to the publishers ofthe Daily Wing, or the Richmond
CorTilcr. Dec 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

a. UBscRrTIONs taken in by the subscriber for the
- North America Medical and Surgical Journal.
published by the Kappa Lambda Association of the
States.
The high reputation which this Journal has attained
IN other parts Of the Union, induces hope that the me
deal faculty Of Richmond, will deem IL worthy their
patronage.
nos. TX, y, XI, can be scen ut the bookstore Of
ian 10 WIN. II. FJTZWUYI SONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

VIRGINIA., Atrules holden in the elsss afres Of ,h
sopeuof eeur Of ehaneery for the Richmond district
the 7,h day Of July, i82G John Eurourhty and Ms,,s
". MS WIFE, who vas Martha M. Robertson. Archie,
robertson sdmor OF Nancy NJ. Robertson, whs was
nancy W; booket Joseph Scott aud Catone NJ. bis wife,
AVID john Robertson aud Eliza his wife, pits sransf
Elisabeth Booker, exfx OF Willie NJ Booker. decsussd
Whism Scott and Rachael y. his wife, William M
Booker, Wia,a r. Eggsstou, ada or Of Thomas Booker
deceased, Armistesd T. Towncs john Booker William r.
Esgeson ia his own right John s. Booker, sod John L.
iownes' adm'or Of James Townes, deceased, dhs.
he defendant john L. fownes, adu,ot OF Jamy.
ownes dec not having entered his appsasnce and rIveo
security according TO the act OF assembly and IN, rule. of
nus COURT aud Il appearing by satisfactory evidence thar
ne " not an nhabitant OF this country; is ordered that
inc SAID defendant do appear here tho day Of tho
next tern and the bill of the plaintiffs; and tina,
copy ofths order be forthwith inserted In wspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, two months soccr.
said city. w
65 A copy. Teste, WV. a. pprn, psro-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

nANIEL T. HIGGINS, .4rtiit, respectfully IN
~ forms the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond
that lc intends introducing Dor.iUa for Exhibition
shortly, representing the powerful aud sublime effects
producedn nature Of Fire Light Sunset and Moon
Light, not attempted before III this part of the coun-
try.
Due notice ofwhich viii be given in daily papers
~ H. All orders will BE- thankfully received in the
various branches Of bis profession at Mr.. Winrfclds
Sbochoc Hill, formerly tie sign Of tie Black horse.
January 1875.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

VihSiNlA: Atrues, holden the clerks once Of the
the 9TH day ofJuly 1929 John Forbes ESQ Of
e ias. w''i aud testament of William l. Myers dec nil,
asdf James Scott, exor Of John Lesse deceased and
ms se'snss James Sbipserd, William Mckenzie. David
sateiay, samuel Irving and James q. Sso,t. dts.
fhr sciie faeias awarded this no, being
on the "ee"dan Samuel Irving and having entered
MS appe"ance aud given security according the act Of
assembly ~ the rules Of this and appearing by sats-
factory he is of this couutry
ordered that tho said defendant do APPEAR here on the
hfst nay OF the next erm aud cause against tbs
revival sought by tho said process; copy of ,i,
o'oer I've forthwith inserted in newspaper published
,e cry OF hichmond Tor two months essivey, aud
posted at the front door of the capitol the sa id civ
OF a copy. Tesie, WI. q. PENpLrroN. O. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
5MINClE on HoItTicCLTURE.--A lcV copies q
n1a0

CORNELICS DORAAN, JailOr.
lexington, Rockbddge county Nov. fri, 1924 8l-1mc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

VlkOlNIA Al rules holden in the clerks o6Ice OF the
superior court Of chanceTy for the Rohaioad district,
the 4th day Of August, 1928: William Megginson, pit.
against Robert Horsey, sdnor Of Joseph C.. Wegginson,
and Philip Duval, DIS.
The defendant Philip Duvai, not having entered bic
appearance and given security according the act of
assembly and the rules of this court, cd appea rng by
sasfactoy evidence, that he s inhsbtan Of this
cnUntry u IL ordered, that the said defendant do
here thu FIRST day of the tsro nd answer the bill
ri the plaintiff; aud that copy this order be forthwith
inserted IN newspaper published IN the city Of Rich
mond for two months suecessVeiy and posted front
door Of the capitol, w the said city.
81 copy. Tsste, WN. q. PExuIErbv, r.. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

V1'eNih Atru'es, bolden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court OF chancery for the Riehnond district
the stday Of Septic mbe 1928: The President
Company OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and the
sesaen Directors Company, OF the Bank the United
Sta'ns pits. agdinst William D. Wren Ser,erut of the
s,V OF Richmond, To whom the estate of Christophsi
"hrAms, dec hath been committed for ton
mary I"mpkins, the widow of the said md
.on n, William, Ludlow, Sarah, Mary, Fra nces and
.y lompkins, children and heirs OF the sal christophe
'empkns' deceased. Hardy Tompkns, Henry Tou,pkius
j. w IMAM D. Taylor. John J. Toyof, the said wian
wien as adn,or Of Edmund Taylor. deceased Jane,
winston, VIM. Browne, James Browne IT, Jaou.,n, p
rayior, and Benjamin Tompkius. dts
Inc defendant William Tompkins not having entered
MS appearance and given security according 20 the nc, Of
assenoy ano TIM rules of this court, and IL M
satisfactory evidence, that no is an nha of this
e"uy IT'S ordered, that the said defendant d. spp~s
"ee on he hrst day Of the term aud answer tho bill
" o ps"'hs' and that copy Of this order be fouhwit
nsaed In some newspaper published in the city of Rich
ond Tor two months and posted az In, front
doot oil the capitol, 10 the said CITY.
% n copy. leslie, VIM. G. PENpLEroN, c. c.
Nih@iNiA: At rules, holden the clerks office of tue
superior court OF cbaneery for the Richmond
the 'n day OF August, 1923: Thomas Price it, aud jaime
1. sutton. pits against Byrd George Jsmes Lvons ir
ih"as Piiddy, Joseph - Price, Phillip B. Winston Rich
az" MOTIFS Joseph C. Wingheid, Robert Copland Henry
"' nstnn' Eusenia Thman, and John T. Anderson DIS
The d"iendsn, Robert COPELAND, not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act o
assembly ahd the roles of this aud nv
satisfactory evidence that he is nha btant of tb
country; II is ordered that the said defendant do ann.
here on the 6rst day of the term and nswcr III. hill
tine plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Rich
Tor two months successvey, and posted the from
dnnr OF the capitol, in the said city.
Oh A copy. Test,. n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24

the time being. hat aye Of FL wears and
cetine the election. and who the on, has paid
fI Ssss s s q ass s s s
have ue sght Of vong hen he shall have uaca
ci,iren negroes mula.,ces and
Indians who a, the .ne being hath
county which he offers vote year mex,
'eE The election shall enjoy the RICH. Of an sss,or
wards. possessing freehold county ~hesen he may
being am iaiabhat Of any one county m The s.ae us m
nnedlasey the day Of slection shall be en.ied
electors of members of The General Assem-
ply shall be and inhabitants Of tie aud shall
which required Of hen an which ,ev NAV
have 70 s % ss
j months withinthe county n sSsS ysss
males 81 years of age posses
cd OF feehclds in SO u lois. sueh II
ss.is by the assed ssde a'' year before the
livery free white man of The age Of p {aopers aud
having resided years previous to The election
BATH been ess o. six eo o Z,
not saen sahota ts's'. lot hath been
months before the election, shall have right
Aoyta csroina All free merof u years Of age, having
,o, aud having resided u men,h in The county may
for all free Of the Of a. who have been
public taxes, shall he entitled onons /. is near,
ss%s Is hs I'D sssss 81 s @
years ct having ffeeiods OF So Of land, thirty
any one county were authorized 10 vote But by the sae
ment Of 1907 white male CITIZEN The Stale (an
any county, the city Of Baiiole Annapolis. before
ELECTION shall have the rish',ef suffrage
having resided the Slate years election,
have en six before Tie shall
ENJOY the right of eector aud the of those oquae
between the of n and % may without paid
a J,srginia we know il. freehold
rarfos facts viii be discovered that of them require 6xe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-16
EM\ GUOAs.

UVT \SHlNGrON & B2ENr have received, by the
w r.c-nt arrivals from New York,
q General .ssorfmem Of DRY GOOOS,
CONSULTING, IN PANT, OF
suprrfue hlsok, navy blue, olive. drab, and steel
mxed cloths
Y,iu-. black, and steel mixed kerseymeres
Drsb and mixed Ilevonshire kerseys, and plains
Olive and drab aushings
8A94 i04. IL T. and l24 Heavy rose blankets
81 e. and ~ pom, do -
Plum and figured boub, zetts, assorted eolors (,
Black bomb.zines, worsied and cotton hosiery
Patent and metz suspenders
Tartan and Circsssisn plads
"a Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article
Merino cloths and Circassians. various colors
Black Italian iustrings and levantines
Bsrrese, Pslmyrene, and silk hdkfs
Thibet, Merino, Cashmere, and cloth shawls
Irish linens. sheetings, and lawns
Russia, birdeye. and table diaper
tOA,iS4 1874 super damAsk table cloths
So and 70 ped ticks, apron checks
Navy blue. silver grey and steel mixed cassinetts
Ruriaps ricklenburgs, and Hessians
Scotch o,naburgs and sacking
rYIh large supply Of
"a a., and o. Drown and bleaehed shirtings and
sheetings, piaids and stripes
Akso
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
S bales domestic kerseys and fnseys
or IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-16
Fine Wines.

HEORGE JOHNSON has just received
u loclty: from Madeira, supply OF Vias
Old London Particular Maae,u ,,,ts :
in pipe. hos,he.d.. quarter and half qa.''ss ,s
J. Howard, March & Co.'S brand. r T., me BET v
such ~ comes "to ords'. aqd suitable >" t'f
bIea He has also received, per same
and half qr. casks "fihe ,.v j
=" Finest Grape Ju'ee, .s., fs ~
. most delicious vine All Of which DC S invites dts
On termrs which be hope. will please. II. store
err to call and examine the same. ,..e, Aseg
wins wharf; where he continues to in2m Il
com.i.Gos sus;ae.s IF ever, ds.e"p ,ss '.bs,.rn
~ InteIligenerr will p's''e '''s" 81
week till forbid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-16
FROH DIR. EaLENTYNE MOTT

Professor Of Surgery in the Unversty Of New York,
Surgeon Of the New.York Hospital, &c. &c.
Ihave repeatedly used Swaim's Psnaeea, both the
Hospital and in private practice, and have found il to
he valuable Medicine in Chronic, Syphiltie Seve-
fulous complaints sad in obstinate e1tsneous aiee.
tons. VABHrINE MORT, n. d.