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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10

ert my best faculties physical and mena such they
are at every hazard discharge its duties to the sat
isfaction of this assembly, and of my country
This assembly is called for most important object.
1t is to amend the Constitution and thereby give new
support to our system of free Republican Governments
our Constitution was the first that formed in the
Union, and it has been in operation SINCE We had at
that PERIOD the examples only of the ancient Repub
lies before us--we have now the experience of
than half century of this, Constitution and
of those of all our sister States. If it has defects
think it has, experience will have pointed them out
and the ability and integrity of this enlightened body
will recommend such alterations it deems proper to
constituents, in whom the power of adopting or
rejecting them is exclusively vested.
|. All other Republics have failed. Those of Rome
and Greece exist only in history In the territories
which they ruled we see the ruins of ancient buildings
only-the Governments have persisted. and the inhabi
ants exhibit state of decrepitude and wretchedness,
which is frightfu 10 those who visit them. rs
On the subject of order, and the method of proceed
ing, need not say any thing to this assembly. The
Importance OF the call, and the manner of election,
give ample assurance that no danger need be appre-
hended on that subject Our fellow-ctzens, in the
election they have made have looked the great
at issue, and selected those whom they thought most
competent to its duties They have not devoted them
selves to Individuals but have regarded principle and
sought to secure it, In this see strong ground to con-
de in the stability and success of cur system II in
spires me with equal confidence that the result of your
abors will correspond with their most sanguine hopes.
The Convention then proceeded further to organize
itself by appointing Clerk and other officers.
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD was chosen Clerk.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

tfees, and other light articles as came his way,
the old gentleman ceased his pcrambulations about
milo from town, where he was found the next NOR
ling, quietly resting himself. On leaving Richmond,
one of the drivers seemed to be i'll greater hurry
than was agreeable WREN his majesty, by way of a
hint, gave him and his horse such rap, with his
trunk, upset them both, and the horse was so Sc
vcrcy injured by the blow, that he was killed by his
owner, on the spot. After the horse fell, Tippoo
placed his foot OIL the title animal, as cat would :,
mouse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

saII0ps Of userder has Just been tiled 81 Fairfield
rou IN the State Of South Carolina 1t ihadrach
acobs for e murder Of Andrew Feaster. The murder
committed far back the year 1903; Jacobs
and confined but made his escape and ed the West
=vhere he continued reside until he recently discovered
and brought hack He accordingly tried and convicted
aud Appealed for trial. Appeal Court refused
grant IT. Tho sentence pronounced by Judge CocOck, in
very solemn aud impressive manner The jury who found
Won the contrary bas been transmitted 10 the Executive By
lra citizens Of Fairiefd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
F,nn he Co,SE.iu Rceorder .5foy o.

FFOnWe LotSftlN tfccOrdnr .JIGy =,
Female HerOisp1-By letter from friend in War
7yarsing, Ulster county, We learn that Mrs Donnc
y, of that t9wn caught bear the 9Th of the pre-
sent month, and carried ii home in triumph. She had
been about three quarters of mile from home, where
her husband at work, to catry him his dinner
On her return, through bye road, leading through
'he woods she discovered the young bear, pursued
and caught il without much difficulty. With a Won
derul presence Of mind she graspgd him by the neck
10 prevent biting, and mufHed him that MS cries
should not alarm the old one, and bore him OH Pris
oDer ofwar. There might have been disagreeable
rescue, had the cries Of the ursne youngser reused
one or two Of his sylvan ancestors. Few women
would hazard such an encounter, were there no
danger Of a re-capt're. This is tsue old fashioned
female courage; such az Our female ancestors knew,
when they STOOD IN day expectation ofmeeting hears.
catamounts and hostile Indians Thank heaven il is
not entirely extinct though every appearance among
modern fashioTablc5 Speaks much flr doubt on that
pUiui.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

LENrREyILLE. .INu.l Nav Is.
Ihe large Elephant, Tippo Snan, which was ex-
hibited in this place last week, escaped from his
Keepers, in The night. unnoticed and after recounoif
cTirg the coJH,ry around, 1ernoging such fences
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

exception to the Indictment. This beiny prosecu-
.lon at common law, for offence against the I'M
ted States in their feJcratye charncfer hi, .;t;o,
would be, that there cannot be such an offence ar;
one AGAINST the United States under the Common
Law: mat there is criminal Comluen Law of the
United States. " " 'AS
And then the Court adiournef
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
Eum TIE .NGfcGez .9,,-l.


Big JEdp .Us.-The Choctaws are fond Of mil;
tary distinction Many of them from accidental ciy
cunlstances acquire that of Captain and when in Il
state of intoxication, if one of them be asked his
name, he viii strut up TO yor with many restcu]a
tons, and in the most emphatic manner excaim BIC
Man NE-C0ptd1n Join, or Cob, as it may happen
WicEsey gce me soRe-Vhat made you n CAPTAIN
John' o 'otHe nan ury yoader nation giue me biz
PIPER; fsM me Captrtn Join, big nan me, yeg heqp;
half BIZ giyc me some.
The recent circular Of Amos Kendall 70 several
publishers of newspapers. together with his comnu-
nicatiou to Duff Green, another DISTINGUISHED act
IN the ..9choof q Rgor1a, reminds ofhe pornpos-
ty Of the poor drunken Indians. Amos since he has
got into the Treasury considers hnscfa man of yast
Importance, and is very DESTROYS to prove himself
= reformer on Toagnificent scale as Salmarund;
was wont TO my; he means to economist for the ma
ton by half bits It will be well for the peopIe IL
like the poor indian with his title Of Captain the de-
rnands Of the Fourth Auditor prove less than hit
/ vanity. The President may not find in Amos bag
bit solicitor.
There is n gveat CRY at Washington about f3eforz
| With such mon as Duff Green gnd .1,aos =, Kends11
for stearers lettho people look to their ,gogl, -
| We fear the policy of Mr.. Kendall with re-
| 70 the Treasury Is in character with Inc rogue,
| being behind his fellow traveller yheia he dropped&<
hundkerchicfffom bis pocket, nj Scd lit UP and
turned it to him with many irrs d,ationS"o2gs HE -
esty, intending tn get in his confidence that no M
stand the better chance 10 rob him ofsomsthing 49,
valuable before'hey got to their journeys enasEB
/ We subjoin the concluding part Of Mr.. Ke18ess
! communication to Gen. Duff Green. What q e.
ducton for one ofthe dig7jiFries ofthe land. It6&F
only yesterday that Amos was one Of the moan~s,'
! tious bGt5iers Of the country, ave and ono
most s!anderous& malignant. An outcas wh
! Clay took him into his house, and gave him 70
raiment, lie became his yilcst enemy, bccausa -,
not get him sicnilar ogicc iaffFAte4 ErF. 3 5i-
mlnistra'ion 10 that which 10 now hobs uDsF
/ President Jackson. Now for what ssr7ieezae -
nation does Mr.. Kendall hold his pressed ~
! Was il not given 70 him Cor his partisan eyer q
favour OF Cen. Jackson, and for MS We 49,
against Mr.. Ciay'-shaina on tan country, tngrsS2
an migrate should thus he fos'ered
Ep We WHiSKEf.-Ij bids prime quaIur As
Il y morning from Steamboat Coie.5vs and wi, Z 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

.Jhnnpoiy Of Tobncco.--The French ChamtuF OF
Deputies has recently been agtated in no small de-
gree blythe proposition to renew this odious monop-
ely. The chamber positively refused to hear several
speakers who mounted the tribune to- deliver their
sDntments op this subject. Itwas in vain that the
ntesidrnt appealed to the dignity of the house--to
lie poiteness Of Brenchmen. The previous question
and nothing but that would be listened to. 1t ap-
pears that the government derives from the present
monopoly annual revenue of nine millions ofdollars
NJ. T. EnJufrcy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26

,.-;so,, aud ,ha, rhe former
l.,A n,racred immedia'.i, ages, '0e e cas- :.
L. !" pIa PRIV and agains, Missolonshi. IL Is
.iL'p'ia",', The same letters, that The town OF
ssu'sd " Ne whole coast opposite Corfu
-rts', ahu "a Nv the Greeks, aud ,ha, the
se boes ,. acknowledged by The ionisn Gov
ts'de "" The Greek squadron obtained con,
'n-nl ,dy,n,ages over that oil the urks
'rao' az, IG Ambracia, in the beginning oil
t Gun " r,y,ured TWO of the Turkish 'es-
.u,,Y ' ~, OH Of February, the Greeks at.
VI "" ,sriority 10 Betia, AID put q"
ID - ,n ,so ' the Pacha Of Livadi,, and
b. n n.S, who had advanced against them.
la', - ~. ,o,k two hundred prisoners, and
th' n,', ~ Standards, which are considered
rHt o. me Turks. and always defended
:, il. greatest 'ai0r.
s.ou Lisbon Il the 18th ins'. IN adj
E,'', horibIe details respecting the cruel
."' |,n;,,ed in the dungeons, which con''h-
. '',p'1 l,ovded with victims, and the arrests
q % - states that the agitation amcng oil
~ co. .nsh, tina, if ,wo Brazilian trlg YES
,l'S u. her Lisbon o. Opor o, revolution
W ,IS'', " be elected, aad'the usnrp-
'aau r;Sh,d. An order was issued on thf
..obibj,ing the departure t vessels for
.G DE- ... and Madeira. The expedition de-
Z - ~ '.,;ry Tercira was sin in the lagos'
'n'' I,%aoe had been causei by the in"nd :
''A .r,bs river The banks Of wnich were SUI
90, , - and the most serious disasters
:. ,r,ici,ated 10 the harvest. iw'n'y'slx
>. 81. n rank and property were lying unotr
.,rce Of lealh at Opor,o.
r.. ,tuarion Of the country becomes worse
! .,r,,. and a. cne If the letters says 81
!. an .qd mus, be pu, to the presn' state 4
-, ar this small kingdom must cease 70
~ There is .viden, alarm on the part oil
~, .tr,rom mt, and an inference Is drawn
81 ,,s anxiety 10 get as much specie as p"'-
!, ma, the possibility Of fligh' Legins to be
,,n,Iarrd. Il is even rumorsd, that IN
!. ,rgp of Don Miguel's being unable 10 re
/, the regal powers, he would pei seeing
:. ki,pd I'M reannexed 10 the kingdom oil
,,io TO its rem lining separate State undrr
!, o,hsr member OF the house OF Praga"z
/. great European Powers would not permit
i, such junction. Spain and Portugal mus
n,iq separate and independent States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
COMAiERCIAL.
Prices ofP,,duce an .7iex.adri,

FIouu.-The Inspection Returns show material
increase in the receipts of Flour last week. compared
with those of several preceding weeks In the early
price on Monday, IS 10 627-princpaly taken at
So 20 20 25 several parcels sold from stores
at Sc S74 Tuesday the purchasers for Northern and
Eastern account continuing in market the wagon price
advanced to IS SO 6 374 have heard of one SALE
that day. from store, of few hundred barrels, at IS
so. wednesda, morning, the wagon price Was from
S6 IS to 20; but consequence Of the shippers de-
cning further purchases at the advanced rates some
dealers offered to sell freely at IS q: the wagon prce
Immediately declined, and closed a, Sc l2a. Thurs
dsy Friday and Saturday, IT steady at S6 l23 TO
II: and closed Saturday evening at Sc ~ Consi
Able saes were made from stores subsequent to we'd
nestay, at from So Is to Is pr'ncipa!ly at IS Is
Yesterday, the wagon price ranged from :6 2'o 6
l2S: few loads Of extra brands brought 30 3o'
and some Shenandoah family four taken at IS So.
We heard Of two parcels being sold, in the early part
of the day, at Sc l23: The price offered later
in the day, and refused-holders generally demand IS
20a625.
Export for the week ending Saturday. Esd inst
s. S53 bos 1894 fnreign-3,849 coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street 1884 bbls, 30 half bbls
Wharf 90 :" 70 ="
Potomac 81 &c
4,677 bbls 100 half bbls,
Besides IS " Rye Flour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED. MAY "a,

Brig MARY. Elizabeth, Allen, Salem tea, hemp, cord
ape. domestic goods SC to VIM Fowle & Co
Steam.packe, Columbia. Mitchell, Batimore' freight
and passengers for the District.
schnr. Increase, Delaway, New York; freight fos
the District
Nay 25-schnr. Caledonia, Atkins, Boston; wine,
sugar, sc. to VIM Fowle & Co. and freight for the
District.
Schnr Sydney, Hayman, North Caroiins shingles 10
j. H. Davis and George H. Smoot
Schnr Erie. Bartram, New York; passengers and
freight for the District,
sloop Johnson, johnson, Philadelphia freight for
the District.
Steam packet Fredericksburg, b. J. Jenkics' Baltl'
more; freight for the District.
sleop Express, hewitt, Baltimore freight for the
District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
The Ariel al New York which left Ma,an-

The Ariel al New York which left Matan-
gas on the 9th inst. The fret day out was chased
by two very Suspicious licking schooners,
one of which was propelled with thirty sweeps.
Afer chase Of six hours, finding it impos.
sible to ovrtake the Ariel, they hauled their
wind, there had not been any y. S. vessels al
Marapzas for the week previous 10 her sailing.
A passenger also informs the Editors Of the
Mercantile that brig Of abou, 200 tons, well
manned, mounting a "a FOUNDER amidship,
and sailing under Dutch coiors, had been lying
in he harbour several weeks. A French sloop
Of war determined to investigate her charac-
ter, had watched her movements day aud night
she had attempted TO ge, out OF the port
several times, but in every instance being
closely pursued BY the sloop ofwar. had return
I'd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
Besides
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, ArRrt 90.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, April %.
The supplies of gram Of all kinds up to this day s
market, were very small There very little lite in
the Wheat trade this morning. and the sales effected
we're to very limied extent and confined chiefly to
the finest descriptions for which the quotations of
Monday were generally obtained. In Barley there was
dull sale, except for the finest mating samples, which
moved off rather quio kerr and on full good terms as
on Monday Flour remains dull, and without any al
iteration in value
Lire1 ool Ispril 24-The grain market is very dull,
but no change in prces-Seme small parcels OF Flour,
duty paid sold at 58s cd per Dbl. Tobacco-the sales
hay. not exceeded so hhds. at formsr prices
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
D'ED,

Yesterday morning, in ,as 57th year ofhis age, Capt
GEORGE COLEMAN native of ireland, and for
many years highly respectable and valuable citizen Of
this place lie was an aiectionate husband and father,
and supported throughout life, tsvarous relations well
and honorahy.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
aues.,d to attend MS funeral this morning, 1t o'clock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26

NAvAL.-Tht United States ship Lexington,
CAPTAIN Hun'cr sailed from Smv'na, 24th Fen
ruary anc: prrceede, fl the Island of Cerigo,
win several Amcrio an Sessels under convoy,
aud returned again TO Smyrna.
The Unipd Safes Ship Fairfield, Captain
Parker. and Schooner Porpolse, Ii, Com. Bell,
were at Snyrna at the above da'C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26

They have great knack of doing things by
caucus in the ci'y of New York, Ogden Hotf-
man, Esq. has been nominated, at meeting OF
the Aldermen, for the office of District .A'tor-
NY, in the place Of MIR. Maxwell, resigned
His election, Of course, is certain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
Rio Coffee
For Baltimore. Steamer Columbia

For Baltimore, Steamer Columbia
e., The Steamer CoIum ia, Cap
A tain Jas Mitchell, will leave Wash
60 ington on Wednesday morning at 5
RsISsz@a' o'clock, touch at .3ernndria 10 take
freight passengers aud leave ferandrta az O'Clock
for baltimore Returning, she will leave BaAimoys on
Saturday evening at o'clock for Iterandra, Wash
ineton and Gemgeforn touching at tie following pis
ccs on the Potomac River, gong and coming TO iahu
passengers and freight
On the Maryland side: I'm me prgn'a s'ae;
Point Lookout SANDY fo'h''
Piney Point, BUN 'u".'
c,msh,s I ,nding Place 30, DIS Hole,
opposite Judge Pla,er's. Mrs. walters.
near Leonard Town,
Ludlow's Ferry, aud
Mrs Pyes.
Signals having been placed at each OF the above pa
ces which WILDE hoisted immediately on the boats
The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burthen, hav
ing fro engines and copper boilers She will carry
from $500 to 1000 barrels freight and accommodate IN
the most SUPERIOR STYLE at Least 100 passengers For
sneed she stands as yet uurivaed fa-sage TO batl'
more 50, exclusive of fare Freight rs customary -
All baggage at the risk of the owners For fTeight or
massage apply on board to Captain James Mitchell, or
70 Il ROSS, Agent,
'" .,.ndr;, Nav e6-tf in Baltimore.
y This boat arrives at Baltimore IN time tor pas
ssnrer TO take passage in the morning boats for PHI
ladelphia that leave there at SIX o'c'ocS'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26

The Coll, c,or aud Surveyor OF New York
seem 10 br anxious 10 ingra'Iate themselves
with the People. They know they stand in an
unpleasant, in one sens situation. If the pub
lie interest," is fur,hered by their exer,ious, we
sh,ll be gratfed, and they should have the
Draisc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
Notice.

NOJlCc.
FINDER the authort, of decree Of the Circuit
u Court Of the District of Columbia for The County
of Alexsnrs, in the of Francis Strblings exc
cutor a. ainst John Mclrer and Others the subscriber
will offer for sale public auction for cash, Friday
the Sfh day If merit month, at the Reading Room, 50
much Of the
Capital Siock of the Bank of Poton,ac,
standing in the name Of the said John McIyer, will
satisfy the of 1857 II, with expenses Of sac, be-
ing The balance due the said decree after eres'ng
the dividend received under it from the said bank and
the Bank Of Alexandra.
Sale a, u o'clock at noon. C SCOTT, DIN.
may 26-ts for 1ench Rnggod, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26

Horatio Day,
Ladies' and Genficmen's Boot and Shoe Maker.
"a Returns sincere thanks for past ia
vors, and hopes by unremitting
attention to business to merit aE2H
~ continuance Of the same He in
forms the ladies and gentlemen that he has on hand
general assortment Of all kinds of work in TIE line,
handsome as can be found in the United States,
Also, Combs, Ribbons, and Galoonsand ferrets
He las also Lasts of all kinds, Avis and CoCoe
Sticks for shoernakers all of which viii be sold
the best terms for cash, or 10 Tunc'na customers
NAV 1i-d3t&law4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
LAND for Sale.

a1as,~ The subscriber offers for sale the real e.
ET1T tate of Enoch Renno, decd. . tract OF
W $50 acres or LIND,
-1sss one third in woods, in the county OF Prince
William four miles from Brentsvile and about thirty
miles from Alexandria and Washington. The improve
menrs are frame dwelling house. Mrn and necessary
outhuuses; apple orchard Of choice fruit, the soil
good and very productive and abnndantl, walered-
4 further descrptio" is deemed unnecessary Those
wishing 10 purchase are view the land which
will be slewn by VIM C. Davis living Oh the pr, mir
ses, or the subscriber, living III Stafford County. The
are one Half of the purchase money to be paid
in hand, the balance in twelve and eighteen months.
with a deed Of trust the land to secure the pay
ment f this lane, is not sold before the Third Of Au.
gust next, It then will be sold at public auction at
r ntsvle before the Court House door that days
being the FIRST day OF the court
WHIP MOORE, Ex'r.
may 26-law4w Of r.. Renno, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26

Washington City Lottery, 9Th Class,
Will be drawn in the City of washington, on Tuesday,
26th May.
81 numbcrs-8 drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; Halves 9; Quarters 1.
Maryland Lottery-(By Yates & Mc1ntyre)
For the Geneht 4 Washington and st Johns Colleges,
I'd cla's--or series,
Will be drawn in Baltimore Saturday, 30th May.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets dollars; halves p 50; quarters l IS.
Odd and Even System
Maryland State Lottery, No 2 for 1899,
Draws in the City OF Baltimore Oh Wednesday, Sd Of
June, upon the odd and even system, by which the
holder Of two tickets il certain draw prize, and
may draw THREE
Highest Prize $4,000
Tickets 81; halves :; quarters ]; eIghths SO cents
Lowest prize dollars.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class,
Will be drawn III the City of Washington Saturday,
OIL JuSe
so numb rs--9 drawn ballots
= Highest Prize 80, 900 Dollars.
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters so, Eighths Is.
For sale at
=. CORSEsS
Lottery and Exchange 0Dicr, King st alexandria
Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery of pennsylvania,
Class No. 5, for 1929:
SO Is 22 II "a A. % 81
may IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
Tea Pepper, Hemp, etc.

Tea, Pepper, Hemp, etc.
VVHIs day landing from brig Mary Elizabeth, from
Il Salem, for sale by "M FoW"E 10.
90 sasf do '0 do " DO FRESH TEAS,
10 boxes sonpGrdsr of the s'n''r'' cargo
100 bags suua,ra pepper
IL tons ST. Petersburg hemp
so pieces light Ravens duck
100 coils patent cordage, assorted sizes
,s qe ea n'Rs' }siei'y Madeira Wine
eighth casks)
pipe 1seignette Brandy, part years
2 half pipes 5 old.
90 bales brown shirtings
Also landing from schooner Caledonia, from Boston.
So hogshead, prime New.0rleans sugar
S do do St. Croix do
u pipes Sicily Madeira wine
For BDst0n.
.w The Schooner CALEDONIA,
IN Atkins. master, will sail in few days and
.$E take some light freight Apply as above.
4SSsssE may 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
= Otice.

.:.otice.
1 MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Middle
N Turnpike Company will be held at CATS Tavern,
at West End, in virginia, on Saturday the 9th day Of
neat month al l. ocick, Tor the purpose Of eecting
President AMI eve Directors, and Of transaetng such
o.ser business may be brought before them
By order Of the President and Directors:
BENZ. G.. ASHTON, Treasurer.
NAV 10 po'Jc6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26

ers who have neglected as yet to present :hem :
selves, not X cluding British subjects.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
Advertisement.

Advertisement.
EJROM the ALTERING reception Master SAUNDERS
X L. NELLIS met with At the Museum. ON the
evening of the 21s,, he is induced discontinue his
exhibitions IN the day, and will perform at the Museum
On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Evenings nert.
The gentlemen Of the Band have generously come
forth with their whole force, to assist this crita
Bile occasion. The performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely, and close at 9.
Ambulance % cents; Children half price, and which
must be paid on entrance, in every instance
N B. The Museum will be handsomely Illuminated,
view of which, independent of any other consIdera'
ton affords rich entertainment may 25-3t