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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
ANTIPATHY.


] Antpathy is natural aversion felt by any senent
being at the real supposed presence Of particular
objects. Whether or not such principle as this has
real existence in animated life or whether the aver
sons which have been commonly ascribed to Inherent
and instructive antipathies, cannot be otherwise more
nationally and satisfactorily accounted for is ques-
ton on which Psychologists and moralists yet d-
vided.
The ancient writer's almost uniformly maintain the
reality of natural antipathcs, of those involuntary
and inseparable aversions which sensitive being is
supposed to feel at the presence of certain objects,
even without being aware of the cause of this aver
sion, or of the precise nature of the objects by which
| it may be excited. Among animals many examples
of this unaccountabe rcpugnance quoted such
as the supposed anhpathy between the toad and the
weasel In the human race the most noted instances
of antipathy found i'll the peculiar aversion which
some people feel to CATS serpents, SPIDERS mice, ees
and certain other animals, well to certain kinds
of food, as cheese, pork, fish, &c. With respect to
many of these of supposed antpathy, they rest
upon authority which is extremely doubtful
What for instance, shall be said of case which
was treated with attention by Mr. Boyle Gan eminent
philosopher Of the 18th century, who tells of Lady
who had remarkable antipathy to honey. Her ply
scian DESTROYS of proving that this was the mere ef
feet of Imagination, mixed little honey in plaster
she had occasion to make of; but he soon repent
cd of the experiment, Witnessing the deleterious
effects which ensued and which could not be obvated
till the plaster was removed. Such variations APP
proach too NEARLY to the fabulous, Notwithstanding
some philosophers tell that an animal body s'to be
considered as a kind Of harpsichord, of which the
nerves are the strings. The nerves, difering>n ten
sion in different bodics occasion different vibration
from the same external cause insomuch that what
is agreeable to one may be painful to another: and
that which produces sympathy in one individual, may
in another excite antipathy 1t cannot be denied,
however, that the nerves of one person much
easily affected than those of another thus the scratch
ing with knife on plate, will set delicate PERSONS
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
DEL. SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1898

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
Two Dollars per annum if paid in Advance otherwise Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents
Handbls Cards, Blanks, Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general executed with neatness and despatch, and at mode
rate prices, at the Office of the Register
no Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
MATRIMONIAL SKETCH.

scENE-England. TIME-.four gears married.
"John," said my Lord Eldon, " go ask your mistress
TO walk round to the Hall window, and see the new
horses which are now harnesscd to the travelling car
rage"
The servant went, but returned with the reply
that Lady Eldon declined going to the Window as she
did not know of the change; the gentleman knit his
brows and drove off with his FRIEND much chagrined
at tile conduct of his wife, On his return, he en-
conered by the angry lady with, $50, my Lord, you
have actually parted with my favoritc ponies without
consulting inc at all in the natter 81 ask your par
don, Lady Eldon | did consult you, and mentioned
The defects of the pair parted with, and have been for
many months cndeayoring to procure masch for those
fine leaders of ours, and have succeeded do you
not remember my dear, walked to the porters lodge
to look at pair some weeks ago! these the very
same" :. have seen them in my life" said the
lady, Z" But you forget, my DEAR" said Lord Eldon,
calmly, "you not only saw them, but approved the
match, and have purchased them, in exchange for
ours with fifty guineas to boot"
:" tell you Lord Eldon, never beheld these horses
Of yours, and that cannot bear to part with that beau
hlu pair, to which | am so much attached, who have
taken me so safely in many long journey no had
much rather ride with only two, than to the risk Of
being killed with the new oncs.'' But | tell you my
DEAR they quite safe and 90 delightfully."-, and they
are now waiting your Ladyships appreciation, before
leyare sent to the stables Do, my love- just step to
the door and see them 50 never want to see them,
tell you, Lord Eldon, neither will ] ever ride with
e so you may take whom you please in the carriage,
for my foot shall go into the vehicle again, with
these strange ponies"
But Lady Eldon they fairly exchanged and paid
or and it would be very tickle in to change them
so soon.".
"Wel my Lord, enjoy them yourself, for tell you
again, will not ride with hem.'' Here the matrmo-
NAL debate for the present ended
some days after, a circumstance occurred which
made necessary for them both to visit estate in
Inherent part Of the country, as the worknen could
not go on without further Instructions, and as the al
@raions at the villa made at Lady Eldon's
quest her husband hoped she would be induced to-
weicome her reluctance and cheerfuly accompany him.
put mere, he reckoned without his host for no sooner
was mentioned, than the lady reiterated her former
caSohs' and added new ones, and finally shed some
Vos on the loss Of her favorite ponies ;ths was de-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18

csive my Lord ordered his curricle, and with his
faithful John went otto the person from whom he had
bought the horses, and giving him handsome premi-
um to dissolve the bargain came home smiling, to his
perseverng wife, who at length became appeased and
condescended to enter the splendid carriage, which
ndulgent husband had procured for her.
Happy would it be for all modern husbands, both
English and American, if the sage law of Ahasuerus
still in force, which was to be unchangeable as
the laws of the Modes and Persans and sent to every
people after their own language, and into all the kings
provinces, THAT every should bear rule IN his
own house, GuILFoRD.
--s9s~-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
CORD.fGE STORE,

and Is now ready 10 execute all orders for artl-
cles IN his iue, with which he may be favored and
ou tine most advantageous terms. He has now ON
hand very extensive assortment OF Cordagc OF
every DESCRIPTION, 10 which h. is daily adding from
his Factory. Ills prices ssh be regulated oy the
0,-sa Piisjvgb y Cincinpad rc'cs; ard he
.rels confident of beng able 10 GIL all orders OF
Merchants VINO NAV l1vor him -ith t1ei, custom,
on 10 le4st as good if not better terms than can be
procured any where else M the Western Country.
Hewitt warrant his work 10 be of the very best
quality Conrauuers Of Boats are requested to
give 'im d can
Cd,rsajdresscd to Messrs Knoy and Mckee,
Forsyth and Oobbn, and d. B Bayless, Commis-
sion Merchants, or to himself promptly attended
TO.
Wheeling, March Ith lS29-GI
The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re
publican, and ST. Louis Republican, Will please
insert the aboyetouce a week turtwomonthS, and
forward their accounts TO tins Office for payment
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

R,ss C,5tas from ~ % 50 per YARDS
Black Mixed and Olive C.ous' .- .u,,
8,r5,zs,,s Plain. Figured, and Iwilt,
RED J1gb, ana Mixed Padding
f,.uross. Carbri, Nusdn Book. Leno, Jlcou&
NJU Swiss Figured. and Plain Nlusims
BJ,-z and White Cotton Stockings, Swiss and
English.
Linen, Linen Cambria Pocket IIandklrchic-s
SIN ana Cotton do. do.i
f,l,-s' g. Gentem1n's Gloves, ofali desc. lii'n''
BI,ck silks of the following kinds oar>ape.'s'
aufl1. Italian g. Indian Lutestrinss, Sens1l'' 8,
S7fn ana Waterei Gros de Naples
TVbre Robes. White Satin, Pink Blue Sira"
Craso Sarelnet and Fiorence Sihs
Colc1rsd Gros Dc Naples silk
Cross barred and striped Sarseneiis
AZ and Plain Colored Canton Crapes and Grape
Crane siawls. A "a and s-4 Cape scars:
Fl7cy Haukerchicfs and Shav.s, Thread Lact'
BobInet Lace; Piping Cord, all colours
Coloured and Black 8rades;
Foundation Lace and Muslin;
Crane .iese Pink, Blue; White, Straw and Blacks
Back. Purple, and Green Six Velvet
Black and C0.ourcd Tab5y Velvet
Out SILK Velvet Vesting; Barraise and Batcsse;
Infuts Worked Caps and Ladies Worked Lace
Caps;
Blsct and White Lace Vols; Black Feathers
Green White, and Black Cause Wells Nc'- >ty,e
Can. Wais, ana Bonnie, Ribbons, Nas S5-i
Jet. Glass. Carmel and Wax Beads;
S,ual b ais for working purses,
W.-t Euck.as. with sets. Bracelets. and Gable
Chains. Bead Reticules. Pulses, &c.
Camera Je,. Pearl and Fancy Earrings
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
HARDWARE /:

Sup cast and German steel hand saws;
Tenant saws;
STEEL: American, Crowley, English, Cast and
Shear
Knives and Forks; Pen and Pocket Knives cE a
superior quality;
Dirk Knives; Shoe and Butcher do.
Thumb and Norfolk latches;
Locks; Knob, Pad Trunk, Cupboard and TIL
Brass Candle Sticks Brass Knobs; Brass Bols;
Glass Knobs, fine; RaZors Sheep shears;
Tailors shears; Pocket scissors
Shutters and TRAYS;
Britannia and Iron Tee ana Table spoons
Walters assorted;
FILES: Fla, and - round bastard Nli and
Hand saw;
Blacksmith FileS; Shocmaier's !tlsps,
| Cut and cast spdrab.cs;
! snuff ard shaving boxes
Screw 8ugl5s from 2 TO quarters
f;mbiets .li Tap borers
Atacncau and Yankee Cote Mills
/ Cork Tx stlnds. I ga Kettles; Castings
Iuniatta Iron assorted; Mould Boards;
/ Plough Irons; sad Irons;
/ Looking Glasses. assorted sizes.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

RNvU.S. real Mouse hole aud Birmingham;
Srv-s Mil K Cut Pit, Hand, Icneh' "'''
COMPASS Web and Fret,
l-.,s b-rht ana black; Do Hand ana hen,"
Scro,v plltes. assorted skies; Nre ASS nu''''
Mo Plvers and Cutters; Plane Irons hu'0''''
and Cams cast steel and common MI
t,,oDcr's Shoemaker ChzlrmakeI 0'Du'e'S
and Turner tools;
t,.niocls of an kinds; Sheet Brass .
Hnros. assorted kinds Screws, a-soi'-' s'--'
U,tehets. Axes and At-er
Pl.teI ana Tinncd Saddlery; ItUr pllsh
Bell metal Preserving Kettles, assorted So p,rs.
Brass DO. Brass Tea Kettles ana 'lD'0 ''''1
BRASS WeigeiS FRYING Pans; Ord lo,,' ...
Brass Stair Rods, Trowels Brick ana ''9'0'7'
JIrivos and Forks, and Table Siee'S
Pensnives. with from 7 20 3 blades
9Dectacles and Razors;
Wool Cotton and Horse CARDS. IT,.
Curry Combs Drawing Knives Vince 0.. -,
7;zs Sticks. Files assorted, large 'ssl'' .'-""
Iron ana Steel Blade squares
Needles. Glove, Sail Gnd cpay.H-'
locks. Stock. Cupboard. TALL CHe9' ,..t....
a. Scotch Snrinc Knob, o, ., and 2 'n-.'1Si
~ Wortice best Scotch Spring o. O. "'-''''
do Closet ana Du,ch Locks ~
p,~y,te I.3tches Knob L2,ches, Jap1AA-a -'''
fox ana Thumb Lac -es ~-pf ;,.,.
al-s strait and sound Nollsscs Z S-.r
9,o,,s t,blo and .ca. Bu.ana and lT'lG
.-,--.o-'z Knives. Cox snd EauacS s. an hinesi
III Stecls Butchers Cleaners aud saws
49, ass'd sizes. Pu-h IS Well s. ana DN'-' ,
7,,sr,. C;r S0rges Steel and Wooii
,rriage and G.g AX.euec s;1mp''
Do Do. Lace and trimmings r.-..
psi Moulding Plated Bands uasae7' N You; yo'l''
- and Gle Mounting Japan and Il Il .' q
H.. Fle7mes Thumb llncc,s n L1Hee- p'-''e'
Curtain Pins; Sugar NFpors
D,1ro- Table uj House Bells
ijrsss qnl Bn.tlnia metal Tops
Sb.roIs Tons and p0Scgs, common ah1 '0t' -'''''
SUPERIOR Bri.suia Ware; s..-t
Cutting Knives, German, Patent ana Ol'' -'o'+
Plated Csr4Iesticss SHIiitrs ana rays
Bread Baskets and Walters -.,..--.-..
Patent & Box Coffee Mills, Iron 81 Brass @tI''''
Steeivsrds. D 30 400 d.;
Dr,,e. end Bite I'D k.nis lron bnees'
pstert Store amps, DUch LuntSi
CEii.sticks Brass and Iron;
On, Mantle ana Pier Looking Glasses
Wlh3r1nv. curl O maple and pae lo.
Superior Dressing Glasses 3d. --l
psssrnores Walt-ou's s, Grimm 3 I4-..s 1-'
Walls Scrtuesi cl..,,s.
s1,,bs-o,r.,. Instruments. and Surveyors O.,''''
S,aeI eff N7yor and Saudersca I''N, 7'-''
Chs, Crowley Bhscrct. and 9pTA5 o.--'
American Steel German Snetf d'
Bowen Je1at,l Nails, assorted Sizes
T---acs " 1.i KINDS
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

"a UPERFINE CLOTHS, Blue, Black, Olive,
- Brown, Claret Drab, and SteeLmixed, do.
Casssimercs and Cassinetts;
Cambeis and Tartan Plaids;
Bombuzctts, black and Blue-blk, Brown, Purple,
Scarlet, Crimson;
Moreeu Blue, Scarlet, Crimson and Cross barred;
Batesse and Cortepella; Bonnet Cambria;
very large assortment OF GlnghamS and Cling
ham Robes;
Plain and figured Swiss, Jaconet & Book Muslins
Plain and figured Bobbnet
Cambric MuSns;
lAiir cord and Furniture CGmbrick,
Linen Linen Calnbrick and limitation lIandkfs
Silk: Grvs dc Naples, Black, Blue and Blue black
Brown, Green, Purple, Scarlet, Light Blue, and
Straw;
Supcriinc Lus,ring, Satin, Lcyantine India
Satin and Senshaw;
4 general assortment of Bonnet Satin: Black,
Blue, Green, Pink aud White Florence.
Plain Figured, and cut SILK Velvet;
Tabby Velvet
Vcstincs: silk 4 SIX Velvet VLenua, Marseli
os and Toiloret
JACOB, Handke-chiaff Book, Swiss, Superfne
Iustrng. Birds eve, bhck tvilled silk, Ban
dana. Silk flags, Superfue eros de Naples, and
Fancy GaIze handkis.
Do. Sha,yls CASHMERE and NlerinO long Shawis
Merino Dress ShJwls;
Furniture Calico, Stripes assorted
Pittsburgh ard lluiuP Cords;
Sa,tin-faced Lianen. and Cotton Dr.ilingi
Steel and Wood nusks
silk and Cotton S-sy Lacas;
Ladies' PulS. CrIrls aud BrliJs;
Black and White Sll, and sup. GaH1e F--s-
Italian Grapes, assorted
Nanl,ius and Niukm Grapes;
Canton Crane dresses. assorted colours;
Do. do. Robes, 50 and upwards;
Grape Liucc, assorted;
Umbrellas: SiA and Cotton;
Parasos (new sty!e) large assortment
Mohalr Brace cts and Watch Guards;
Beads. assorted;
sets sup. Bonnet Ribbon, ncsr style;
Mqu,au Gauzc aud Satin. assorted;
ptu and figured Velvet Ribbon
SWISS Capcs and Caps;
Thread, Bobmct Cotton and black SIX AaccSi
Irish Linens, from = 10 81,
irish Sheetinss;
Damasll Table Linen AID Cotton
Russia Draper; Brown Holland;
Padding. Bu,kram and Canvass; Oil Cloths;
Hose and 70 hose;
White Wors,ed and Cotton do.
Mixed Half Hose;
ladies' kid, Beaver and TIosldn Gloves -,
Genteman's Hoslin, Beaver Kid aud Deg SKIN
Gloves; CIV gu. -
GUILDS; TUCK shell Quilted back, Sheli, Si0e' oHH
mock shell tuck combs;
Do. Side and Crescent do.
Ivory Fine Combs; Pocket and Wood. do
Brushes: CloiA Hair, Shoe, stiff busting, ground
paint, and shaving
Lechorn Hats and Crowns, extra cheap
do. Boliyars and Hats for boys
Ladies' and Misses Gimp hats
Fur Hats at 81 and upwards;
YARNS.
DOME STIC GOODS, q general assortment, I'M
usually low.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

NlfPE Foyndry X Printers Wareson.a
a ner OF Vine aud Centre streets. Cinc;1, ~,
HE propretors Of the Cincinnati TYNE Po,'.S
have lately made considerable addition. ~ ~
establishment and are able to furnish an Ss,1 'ue
or on very short notice, Type from linz ~
to NonpareiL mostly Of new cut. and "a grs,. -
rety Offancy Job Type, Cuts, &c rs any F",t "
IN the United States, and at the same preo, I.
the Eastern tOundres. Also, Presses CT =
Cases, Type-metal Regled cast to regular 49, N
Brass Rule OF every description, Printing r., i''
New York and Philadelphia make. Bali Ma O'
PTchments &c. We will also procure ste,, '.l'
plates, to order, from j. lIowc's Found-, ~.
deiPhia, and deliver the same al Cincnnai, =, nh
charge for transportation, commission. yc '''' Il
o. Il H. WELLS
Cincinnati, April 4, 1929. 20 q
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

Bought recently In the Ntl7 OrS PhIGdelD lla
and Baltimore, markets for cash, and CT the
most recent lmpor.lt,ons, among winch arc
mluv choice and beautiful articles, which they
offer upon as reasonable terms as they can bc
had an this place; consisting IN part oil
RlUPERFIN., ahd conmou Blue, Black, Olive
- and StccimNej C.oths
8.u and olher CaSsimercs and CasslnetS
Cadet miN'J Saitue,tS very i1SmonalIe;
Black. Brown. Purple Blue and Crimson Bomba-
zetts plain and figured.
nIue and Blgck Ci5Clssian and iiomb1Zcen $;
Bel.afu Bailste and PalmarIne for dresses the
hitter very fashionable article;
Superior Bluc, Black and Genoa Velvet;
Ealan Iu,csJ-.ug and eros dc Naples SILK, an
excellent assortment
SILK Cqmblet and Black Pruneli1, handsome
article for gentlemen swamer clothing;
Fancy and plain black Itai.cn Cravats;
super Linen ClubrcC
White and Yellow Nankeeus:
Ladies and Gentemgn's Hcsku Gloves q Mltts;
4. s,ion3ble Paluanuc eros de Naples, Gauze
and Blraze Dress IlandkerciGiS; Gauze Scaris:
Bobbmet Points and long Shawis;
Black and White Silk Hosea and 1-2 Hose;
-. III do.
4 be,ntifl asst Of Mautua and other Ribbons
French and Satin-G,ced Drilling for summer wear;
Canton Grape Dresses and Robes;
Viaouil Cassimeres Rouen do. pretty article
Jackson Egyptian, and NayaTno prints;
Canory Spots;
Artificial Wrcaths and Flowers;
Mrs. Cantello's celebrated Stocks and Corsets:
4 Figured and PLAIN buff CrIvats. superior article
Thread aud Bobnct Lace and Edgngs;
Curls and Puts; Fancy Ginghams:
Six, @ great variety; Black Lasting:
Cotton Dnlhug; Pittsburgh and Bangup Cords;
I Bandanoe and Silk flag Handkerchief
Six and Cotton Umbrellas:
Parasos:
Seperior Gilt and Lasting Buttons:
Best Italian Silks for Cloth sewing:
Patent Thread; Padding and Canvass.
DOMESTIC GOODS
4 GENERAL assortment of HARDWARE;
Looking Glasses, ass sizes and various qualities
A good assortment of Ladies Prunello and Mo
rocco Boots
Geptemen's Fine and Strong Boots and Shoes.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
TODD & WOODS,

HAVE removed their DRUGS AND MEDI-
CINES from their old Stand, to their New Store,
on Water Street, next door to Mr.. Samuel Den
nistons Hotel and Stage Office, and a few doors
South of Forsyth & Dobbin's Warehouse. They
now have on hand General Assortment; but III
few days they will receive, as per their invoices
large additions to their present stock--of which
the following is general outline, viz:
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
BOOTS & SHOES

Ladies black Morocco and Seal weltsi
%. Clasp and ne Lasting do.
do do. Morocco do.
DO. Cordovan and Lasting Boots
do. Calf and Morocco do.
do. Lasting springs;
do. Morocco and CaifsprlnSs;
do. Cordoyan and Calf Boots;
Misses Lasting and Morocco springs;
do. Lasting and Morocco wells;
Cmldreu's Morocco aud Calf Boots;
Mems Morocco Boots;
do. Monroes;
Morocco Hats.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
REMOVAL.

~ NOX n MCKEE have removed 70 q. -.
~ NV WAREHOUSE, Conner of Mm,@. @ 80
Wafer streets(one door south Of Dennislor'.' ~, i !
orn) where they will be happy to receive ii, -, ~
IFS and orders of their friends. Wy
feb Il 80
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
CoRDAGE STORE,
JOHN w, BERRY,

I'd EGS LEAVE TO inform the Public, that
- he has taken the large Brick Warehouse
lately occupied bv Messrs Frazier and Blyard,
ON tie corner of Water and Union Streets, ana
immediately at the head OF Zaie's Wharf, IN
which he las opened
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Of al descriptions
MUSIC.

Tioii1s, from g 90 so,
Flutes Flies, Ctau0uets end Fhgclets;
Violin Strings, Bows Bridges and Screws;
Books Of distinction for the Violin, Flute, lrt
CiaaiOnet, aud 3 'lselet,
Music for Violin Clauoect Flu.8 and Piano.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
GROCERIES 2

Loaf and Lump Sugar;
New Orleans Sugar and Molassesi
onp. Rio, Java and Mecca Cote,
Imperial Gunpowder, and J Dung Tyson cas-;
Chocolate: Bloom ard Musbatel Raisinsi
Dates; Figs; Almonds, soft she!ed;
Cmnamon Nspicc; Pepper Cloves hlcsI
Cavendsh Tobaccoo first quality
Common Chewing do.
Spanish ana Common Cigars
Scotch and Rappoc Snuff
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
IToUoRsi

Salt; Liverpool and Common Oueensware,
Chinawaro, and Fine Cut Glassware al Pittsburgh
prices.
P. s. The following articles will be received
at all times as Cash: Flax and Tow Linen, feath-
ers, Tallow, Bees Wax Ginseng, Rags, &c.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
LIQUORS,

French. Peach ant apple Brandy, Rye Nhiskeyi
Holland ana Country Uin. n. England Rum
Jamaica SGir.s; Port Wine Swec' Ma.3ss Wines
T,ssor T.rerefe Sweet. and Country VINES
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

ALSO-40 Kegs WHITEHEAD, fresh ground
from Arerg's FORKS, Pittsburgh.
Il is deemed unnecessary TO TO enter into q
minute detail Of all the articles on hand-we IN
yite those who need such articles, 10 call and ex-
anime for themselves.
..'ss1s+..-
NJ. L. TODD has also for sale, in the front part
Of the store, and distinct from the Drugs & Med
icines. the following
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

,e5 & PETER.-ZO Casks Refined Salt Petre,
~ IS, received and Tor sale by ,,
u. KNOX q MKEE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
LONDON MARKETS.

LONDON, October 81
City Saturday, IL o'clock The absence Of any
rivals this morning ca,ses every Thing to be very dull
and the transactions in the Stock Market up to the
present time are scarce worth notice. The tendency
of Cunsols is rather upward, add for the the
present quotation 9l4 In Exc'eqner Bills there IS
All Improvement Of /. the premium being 75to76.
Three o'clockConsols for account are 81 sellers,
and the market duh F..
In Foreign Stock there is little dong Russian Bords
are 1044 Danish. 724 81 Mexican, III /; and Por:u-
CUES. 49, l. Brazilian Stock Is shade lower, being
65I3 .,a lsat-
american Htochs Oct 3i:-New York fves. 9s4
Skis, l0i. Ohio SKIES i0it 102; Pennsylvania 81.
Louisiana Bends, 90 l-8. u s. Bank Shares, e25 10.
.. LosDoS, October 80
C@n Erckange The prices of every description ct
Gram remain IS Oh Monday, and the market j, very
dull The supply consists of75o0 sacks of Flour, 26OS
quarters of Wheat $500 quarters Of Barley COLO qrs
of Oats. 700 qrs Of Irish uats 1851 qrs Of Foreign
Wheat, 1890 Grs ofBarley, and $50 qrs OF Oats
he sales Of Cotton al Liverpool, Oct. a8. amounted
10 $500 bags at previous prices -E--#s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
THOMAS Nagarty

DEspECTFUf.IYl informs the inhabitants of Alex
anlria and its vicinity, that he will open SEMI
NARY, for the education Of young Gentlemen, on the
9Th Instant at his dwelling house Dukestreet till
more suitable situation can be procured. The Scho
lss,ic course viii comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages, Logic. Metaphys'c,. Rheto'
RIGS. rloeution and Composition; Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology, Geography with The use ct the
mans and globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic Writing &c
The advertiser. from his long experience in teaching,
and success in qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni.
versites and professions beth Ia Europe and this Dis
trei, trusts h. will give general satisfaction. lie
pledges hiuse e that his unos, exenons VIII be used
IN facilitating the literary improvement Of the pupils
who NAV be committed tn his care. Jacf
Infprma,iou concerning T. u Is capabiiity, acquire
ments and discipline, Teacher, may be learned by
appiying 10 Maj Gen. Macomb Gen Mason, Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM S. Nicoils. Esq' Col Fow:
Ter, and Capt Norton Georgeto~.' John Bo,ie OF
the Navy Department, John Mcleod, Principal OF the
Central Academy, Washington C,i and i,an' Bryan
Eso. Alexandra. Terms can he sscertalned by nquir
iur Off H. at his residence ON Duke street
H. B. Since the foregoing was III type. the buiIding'
on Prince street. used, at present. place OF wor
seip by the Society OF Reformed hethodt' mas neeh
obtained by the advertiser, and he w'l commence
teaching therein on the day above specihet'
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