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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

and from gents for the safe of Potter S Cathohcon
most OF whom arc al AZ ents Tor swami rahaeea
Ist 1T is bold step Mr. S~aimto attempt to de
ceve the public b, saving that the mcreasine aeaho
for his enabled him To reduce ms pricet
two dollars pei bottle this being entirely
With tire established usages Of trade as 1t IS usual 10
RINSE the price st an article when IN demand lhe
true cause that sale Of his Pana-ea has rery much
diminished and We seal no more Of 1t since the rednc
ton in p'ice
ID # Won conclude to lower the price OF the Ca
thohcon to two dollars this l increase It's sale very
much sho I'd also advise YOU 10 cohtin"e inc guam
tx tt. same as nov Nj, swans bottles appear to
be only about iuo-thrds their former SIZE
Sd The demsnd for ,onr' ;athohco on remains gooo
at three dollars Outstanding We la, erednccdths
p,ice of vain Panacea t. tn o dollars b, his ORDER
eth ~ Fetal more than d zen bottles OF your "a
tnoIicon where sell one bottle OF ,wams pana'ea;
and eel eat pleasure in nfor ming YOU that IN every
case IN hrh I haze seen the Cathohcohu ieu' " "a'
prod ced dec dpd benefit"
tn Cunld yos. afford TO reduce the price OF yonr
Cathohcon to two dollars. should more frequently
prescribe il TO my patients and this would also oe zone
by nmber of other physicians IN this town ana Wei
nty who Used it with the best effects ater athe
otGcr panargas and the Compound Syrup OF Sarsapa-
rilla had failed he use oftne Compound Syrup Sar
saparilia hat is med the wood practice ha'lng
been 70 meiiy put dozen bv the med'ca! fac"hy ana
ecentiv sot aa'n bv some OF or brethren IN ne"
Yoik and Philadelphia whose pockets appear 10 oe the
It,"
9Th IAN eminent physician says. 81 have known
several cures pc, ed by the use OF your Cahoie on
which had previo sly resisted the ordinary prescrP
tons of the acult and have never known 1t to pro-
dut eiHiurious ebects'
C4UqVON.
The proprietor OF the Catholicon has 'ecenty reeei
ed letters from abroad stating that the old bottles uhieh
contained NE Cathohcon are, instances, h'ed
,cih spurious MIXTURES and soH as genuine
To secure the public against counterfts the Catno'
Icon has smallabel ERIN the cork OF each bottle
beautifully executed by the geoniefric lathe Win the
" ords .GENxINE w W io.TkR, engraved thereon;
and as the cork cannot be drawn without in"ring this
label the medicine will be known to be genuine, when
il is not tom or other~Ise deiaced
Purchasers must beuOe IF imposition. :,
The above invaluable medicine may De constantly
had Of
Edward StabAer x Son.
spO7HEC.sRIES IND DRUGG SITS, .fLEX'.A
Ill law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
Edward Stabler & Son,
Apo,hecaries & Druggists. alexandria, d. c.
Jan l7-law6m

Brandy and Gin.
on Pipes Cognac brandy
~ half pipes do
Is pipes Holland gin
hhds jamaica rum
Warranted pure and Of the best quality for sale by
ian12 A. c. CAZENOVE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
Consumptions, Coughs, sc.

. fsr'N rVH N"faI
ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure OF colds, coughs, con-
~umptions, splitting OF blood,
| ,sthmas, and all disorders Of
he breast and lungs. The
! Vegetable Indian Specific has
I stood the test ct experience,
and proved ITSELF the mostva
iuabie remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

jan - A c. CAZENONE 20.
s:Otice.
TIME subscriber is now cutting up large quantity
i of Pork. Those families DESTROYS of purchasing
the OFFaL, can be supplied on good terms at his
store, upper end of King street.
ian ID JAS. ENGLISH.
N. Orleans Sugar.
- IIhds. New Orleans sugar, for sale by
p limos NJ. MILLER & SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
NycxzMoMz, sunnr1vaRx.

S'iIE HAIersiSlei respectfully informs the public.
that the dnties 81 iIIs SCHOOL viii be- resumed
on tae "a January, the spacious building on street
Just Completed FOR the purpose, and bcasug the above
name In Offering Seminary Ons extensive
scale To the patronage OF the public the undersigned
cannot RETAIN from returning his thanks, for
the uniform and distinguished support he has hitherto
received. The arrangements noN made are attended
With heavy expenses; but hopo Ii cherished that the
advantages resulting To the pubic from the efforts Of
individual, Will secure their regard The ob,rc-
tons hitherto made the price u tuition ia TIL, Sem
mary obyiatcd, anu It's advantages may here
n;ter he enjoyed by persons IN moderate cIrCuInsaI-
ces-thls IL what the undersigned has long wished
effect; but has never b. able accomplish n before
In tins Institution there arc three distinct Schools.
viz Ancient languages, Modern Languages. Maih
ematcs hi the school of M,dhenu-ics, Will b,
taught Spelling Reading, Whiting. Geography,
Of GObCs, Arithmetic. Book hccpnI. Algebra. C,,-
ome:ry. Trgunouetry, practir7l Surveying, Meisu-
ration. Conc Sections, Flusoas. Mr.. .Rce.iLy, d
gentleman no less experienced IL touching than Dis
tInguisied - Mathematician, wall, condpC, TIM, de-
pafn-lt. y a1tte Of iganc., ntuEIIes .!Cl able Go
lulbity va, LcCch FreEcl aud snisl. und pIUb-uiy
Drawing IN Ancient IancG0.ea shall d. lstG
ny Alr 5{I.aaI Rcorc 70 Whose caab!iy and indus
fry can testify Il may BE- shCr tfcu, t.t thcgc
W!l b. toUr tcuc!Crs cons -,y employed ~ ,.c Stu
mary, an K may consequently DE- expected t.at n
the pupH7 sinai! r'ccivc cJsr id uncca-u: tCntiIl
partit ,p.r!y. tho number - "ac. Tcsc-r Is 0t,o
|HteLy iiu.,'d tn twenty. E:cD colvcncuce n2ce>-
S1ry % iucIitutc their progress and 10 illustrate III
studies, has bs'n Car"ldlysrT0yldcd their comforts
have not bcCn neglected, uD lrur hours oi rccr,a-
,ion tioy a.al De enabled to enjoy uoc,u5, u,auly
and l'.i GnrciiIg amusement within t' precincts o..
/ tie Seminary. Inc uad-rsil red now respcctf Il,
condca to the puh!ic patronage il. iiiuoa 20 the
establishment ui which lie hae devoted years flahou
AID applications, aud wcl, he iontiy hopes. VIII be,
iouAt equal 10 any private establishment i'll the coua-
Ky Geniiem'l! a" distance. who may VISA .or "a
! f1rhston respecting ;l.A ciarlcrr cfthe Seminary
ayr :clerred 10 any ofihr- I'd ujs IN tins CITY. .. 10
Tie fscu.iy o lac Uhiter-,. ufVlr- mia. Comnu.-
ni""tions aoofrssrl go Ca. tcrsrncd. VIII yrc-l,e
prompt at;er'ial. WA. iGEHl.
d doc %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

"M- CONAN has received, end offers "A well
seectc', and general assortment o! ladies'
gold am 'er patent lever and verge WscheG eight dayiani
mantle |ioc;S "un IhnrpcceA diamond, pearl pa lei
and t,ncy Jetse.ry; silver, plated and Brtanni, re-
eseroin, calendar, and other Pencils t1ln,n silver a,J
sre Pens gold, silver ami shell Sp.cacic Thubls Too,l
son and flint po het Pistols percussion Caps SpyGs,ses
surveyors and pocket COMPRISES f,ang INSTRUMENTS mi
natfo frames and caScg iOke boOhs card cases nurses
and purse clasps pocke 'nd she'll combs; gold e steel and
SID Chains seals and ke.s Key Tns. military goods watch
ntAefs tools and ueais viii gTeaiiyarieiv OF otef nj
clr al OF winch hc enabled 10 sell below ,rner prices
NV a'chcs and ciocss, lcal n,,,ric,,-
c1rei'ly repaired aud adjusted!
orers Tor aug article ia his lime punciay attended TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES.
Rc are recciriny per Se.r>. Diomeie, fa.rf,lI. 3 r.
tic Il .H1JW t5r Sais
I'D IIhds West india niolasscs
~'N~ D do New Orleans ID
&C bags coffee
100 kits family rnucherr
i3 bbls potatoes
81 boxes tallOw candles
% bbls onions
1919 do No. /, 9 and } nackerc
10 boxes sper,nace,i candles, first quality
half chests hyson tea
40 boxes gunpowder do, 10 lbs each
10 pipes imitation brandy, 4th proof
100 sides soal leather bcstqual!'y
10 bbls Newark cider
90 casks Goshen chcesc
20 bbls Ohio whisicy
93i casks Thomastun lime
5 bills, ! boxes and hhls su.-.c
3 casks assorted stonewarc
cases Webster spelling bouks.
dc l2-10t DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
COTTON YARNS, COTTON YARNS.

rem the PO1chatGn Cotton Factory.
4 FURTHER reduction in the price of Joseph uey.
- woods cotton yarns, mas this day taken place. Tue
Subscriber having made arrangements with Mr. Hey
wood viii be regularly supplied with ali numbers that
may be called for at the prices hereto annexed It is
unnecessary TO dwell the superior quality of ii IS
yam. Those who have used it invariably give it t.
decided preference any other spun in this State
any imported from the Northern Factories SIM
gle trial is sufficient to establish the truth of this as
sorton. Mr.. Heywoods prices for yarns win, on ex-
aiming the following list, be found TO be lower than
any others sold IN this State taking consideration
tie great difference in the quality. Good clean white
cotton VIII be received by the subscriber in exchange
for cotton yarns at the prices hereto annexed and the
highest market price allowed FOR the cotton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
TOBACCO.

VERY respectfully take leave To return my particu-
lar THANKS to those planters VINO have been so frend-
~ as 70 rust the management of their ToDac,o to mo
rs Salesman at the Public Warehouse. l hope 1t is
not necessary Tor me TO say that my best e.ertions
nave been used 10 render general satsiu cton. again
ehdcr Them the same attention, nav more as nv health
trust has been restored II would here remark 10 nv
ie's ior whom have done business, as well as ma
ny others Tor whom hope to be engaged that this no
tee would not have been introduced upon them bt for
'e offer OF Mr. Lackund 10 do business ut the same
pace as competitor. Our friends will please direct
'E iooacco TO one or the other of they may sec
cause, Which Will save any thing like contention. 4
Should not be expected that when there is far
competition IN tins way that the inspectors would
lee themselves IN any way interested, particularly
IL tne same patrc,-Si y extended to the Warehouse,
as heretofore ny the Planters. Should tlY 'fchac-
Gu be directed TO the Ware house without specfyin4
SAY preference in the Salesman, the owner viii re-
co!cct that lie has tire right 10 choose for himself
even on tie day OF sale. The situation Of salez-
iaan Is IN 10 way connected with any OF the
other duties OF tire Warehouse. ConsesIuently
IL Is held alone by the patronage OF the Planters
ana dealers. Surely can give no better evidence Of
my attachment to tbs Interest OF the Plant rs and nv
anxiety to promote their interest than to annex the
following names, conposrnga large maloTity or TIE
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me 20
give reference to them by way of showing their sa-
lsiactlcn 10 my mode Of doing business a Salesman
1heparcular patronage of such dealers is worth moro
TO the growers of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have 90 oiierfor such an expression of their
feelings, have only to return my humble thunks--
The Inspectors receipt icr all Tobacco sent 10 ne VIII
be returned To the owner, CONSEQUENTLY sa wait his
order for Its inspection and sale. AL expenses paid
If directed, by the s-bscrber-Office at the Ware
house II. Il. MONTAGUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
JAMES WINSTON.
D. AUDONALD.

Booi ind Shoe .3lanufaci4rc..
- EcoNp door below the Old M;trhct-IIouse, l,icl-
~ Inoml, va. continues 30 make "a order ladies'
gentlemen and cki'drcns >hoes and Boots which he
viii warrant
u. Donald also has tho pleasure 81 acquoiu,inc
s friends and customers. 'iat he bias Just returned
ifoin Philadelphia and NOW York, an! hrs brought
with him an extensive assortment ~. q,!ic4' ccrtc
mems. misses boys s. fildI,as BOO - g SHOES.
n'ae BY til b-lt werLlen II those cities. Lcadc..
and Stoe"eyy Ft}Riar,. :Jr sale az northern prices
Sl'es for ptf'i.2ioR hlgds Of Ls own manufactures
the materials and workmanship of which he believes
cannot ne surpassed in the State. Nov II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

-. 1910 Pr Si83,6aO
Tickets go halves so, quarters -, eighi5 81 90
{'hiiois'piiq, Dec. g.
The Official drawing of the above spcnGd scheme
WI be received on Saturday afternoon Mt o'clock
when usuaitle cash wiz i. pail Tor al pr;zcs nt
The LOTTERY an! Exchange o:'fce Of
YIIO. L. BIGGER,
IHc ~ Opposite the Earle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
NEW AND sUPERxoR Aarzczns.
sDPpi'S ~
FASHIONABLE .B0OTS 6. SuNEs

FASHIONABLE BOOTS 6. SHOES:
Such as ladies' and gentcnons moccasins or over
socks ofcvcry kind; OF ,he most comfortable ar
lcles ever invented; And n complete assortment OF
India rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks with
iron frames, and travelling bags;
Also ladies French q American slippers, trimmed
in every fashions scaskin g. moci-kid w. liking shoes:
LISTING walking shoes, with ana without he 49, single
and double yamps, and some lined with India rubber;
elegant lasting silk AMI satin dress slippers Of cvorv
fashionable colour.
Gcntlcncn's superior n1de fine cas,iin boots with
square and round toes, and great varatv at every
price TO - 90; fine cnsin bootccs OF every drscrp-
ton, and some very stout; Also superior dancir
pumps, with square aud round toes, and with buckles;
very extensive supply oi misses boys y childycn's
Boots and Shoes, Scryprts' Shoes ofcyery Kind
l-J,All their goods are warranted.
Seal-sitin and Hair Trunks Of every sic.
III ~ He corner Of 1Iain and l.im strert,.
nov 26--iP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
,vQ; .The price Of subscription 70 the DAILY RICHMOND

The price of subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
WHlG is six dollars year, payable IN advance.
The charge for 4dreiisingis Is Cor gle insertion,
os square OF less aud 80 for oaci ccinaace tan,
every ether day. Where srnsari.i Cny
first
Annual Advertisers charged 30 dollars FOR squares,
an in that proportion for Advertisements of greater length
except Aurone-f aud Lottery dealers, who charged
Pressaf circulation efhe Daily IYhiy 6JnbpitS'
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice
week, (ruesdays and fridays i've dollars per ann,
payable in advance.
For .7drpisiag75 cents square, les, Tor the first
geltion, and so Tor each continuance.
Prsssat circulation II the Cana,y iiIag 1900 copies.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
ULYPER STRAINED SPERM on. 4
City Dyeing Establishment,

Corner NJ t3h md .1lan Streets.
HINES ~ UUNrbES present ticf thanks 10 the ci e.
~ zen snl public generally, for share Of patronage, AMI
assure them that effort shall BE- wanting merit coninu.
hnoe ihey have added such machinery their establishment
WIN cnamc them "a hnin goods equal % Eporcd they warrant
'h er ooior which ior blucy and durability, have been
pronounced by competent judges, pm tic Chuesc -lul
they womb rcnd the ladies scud hcir sk and satin re
rppod as usual They also continue cleanse bleach m I've
merno snawls lEom honnrt., &C. Gentleuen's clothing
secured, dyed or rdycd and repaired with ncatnc.s and lie
Pt"h' OF f'usoNdNc uTuis dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

4 OSI' published by PETER COTTON, his Virgil
~ MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the vesr
1929, containing, besides The Astronomical Calcula
tons Courts, &c. dc. variety of curious useful and
entertaining mattors-thc Astronomical part colcula
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. aud for
snle by tho grocc, dozen or single.
In Press Snd shortly will be published, a New No
vol by Young Lady Of Virginia, entitled donald
Adsr," two volumct.
no l7--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

EILEGiNT GOoDS.-l have received, by tie Ist and
M other late arrivals,
Black aud cooIed Palmyrinc Tor ladies' dresses
Italian uctts assorted, black Italian. lustrucs
Black and coliured Gros de Naples,
itch buhbmc lace dresses, v' pelcrcnc Capcs and cans
TutCa1 aud lnbpinci lace, and cdamcs
Embroidered and patn slk aud worstod Hosiery,
Siipcrfno printed clmbi-ks and French ginghains
With variety Of other staple and uy goods which viii be-
solo ~ the loves, puccs6u cash
OCT u HALL. NELSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

AJEAL.--Thc subscriber has ON hand, aud will be
w constantly supplied with Meal Of superior quality
IN bags Of bus. cucl, Intended tr families and Eur
ushcd At the lowest market price any orders address
cd to DIR. SAM. Plcussnts myself will be attended
To-. WI J CLARKE.
Dor . -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
$3.50 ygIWMNU,

NOTiCE is hereby given that the sum of FIVE.
IL HUNDRED DOLLARS has been Subscribed
by several citizens N this place, for the apprehension
or the person, pcrsona who assaulted and robbed
Capt. Simon NJ L"l!an, (encc deal) III t':s City on
the evening OF the ith instant.
The paper bcarinr tine name of those who have
subscribcd this rcwardwili be Produced Oh application
Ia tie publishers ofrlle Daily Wing, or the Richmond
CUn!plor. Dec 20
FOR SALE, No;o Landma
an Boxes w ate 8 mustard
20 kegs puiycracd ginger
10 do grounl 80
% boxes Chocolate, for sale az
dec 10 OTIS, DUNLOP Is co.
Patent Balances.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
~ drawn THIS AFTERNOON atao'olo

NO 50 OF flUo, So Of 90. IS Of 80. and UPWARDS
OF 400 small prizes, none less than sec.
iianees go, Knives 6, quarters S., eighths e. So
occ 81 s. HAWKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

Richmond, 18th Dec. 1929.
"ood new white seed cotton VIII be purchased o,
the Factory, for which the highest price in cash Will
5o giyon. or viii nc received exchange for cottuu
yaruS or ginnod for the customary toll.
dc wit JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

EGEbiiF Hi-or tie Adventures ct 4 GoutleInan-
a - complete gent".nsn, WHO, according TO 81,
fopnE ought 10 dress W@!i. dance well fence wei
nave Eenius for oy. letters, and agreeable Voice
Tor chamber -l.TnER,cL: IN 2yols-Iust puI;l IN,
ed, and for sale by
c. lis !. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

REFERsNCE.
Rogers ard Harrison,
J,.J. and Vfa. GiiiioH,
Scott, IRENE s ca.
IhOs. .4dhHS,
Jno. SfeieGrf,
Kerr, Gastric s. Co.
C''ay md Pmnitey,
Geo. L. Sampson,
a. PeiiicoiUS ard Co.
j. .tGrr " Son,
Williams 8. Criagan,
j. ". y i5llTee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
CHEAP BOOKSTOKE.

CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
4 III. NASH has received, by recent arrivals.
~ very considerable additional supplies 10 his
former extensive stock of Books and Stationary all
Of which will be sold low, icr cash. nov p
.Novci BY q Lady Of Trgiaiq.
lust published and lor sale by the subscriber for
tho exclusive benefit Of the distressed family Of
tho Authorizes, MORTON, Tale Of the Revolution
Price I dollar ]. H. NASH.
dc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

Luci;e aud Ser.
DGa:eL War1ci.f,
Jno. Jones,
I'm. Bcrre.f,
Chs. Ellis,
A. ~. NoIiaag,
4. c. Brander,
I'm. Kerr,
Hutchinson & Kerr
III. l.. Wight d Sen
Sami. S. Saunders
roy I5-Wtfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
SUBSCRIPTION

IOR LHP0RIIyNCi GRAPE JLNE ROOTS EBOFJ
IiILTCE, az a moderate prise, aid encouraging ne
introduction u fiat CHiure an the UIiiteJ STATS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

yHTIIE Subscriber, Agent
X for the Manufacturer
in Boston, offers for sale,
Patent Balances and Scale
Bcains, oi'various sizes: and
will furnish To order, Money
and Apothocaries' Scale d
Weights, u al sizes; Plat
form Balances aud cCmrnoi
Beums, for weighing hay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

and merchandise ofcvery kind.
Orders for Balances OF any size, or Scale Beams Q
Tor any part OF the apparatus, viii meet with pr>p
attention. WAI. J. CLARKE.
no 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-09

man part OF the argument, and had paid very close
attention TO il; aud he had brought bs mind 70 the
conclusion that the demurrer ought 70 be over
ruled, and that the indictment WAS sufficient In
many oil The views of his brethren he coocurred.
Out as to the insufficient averment, in the indict.
inen'' o. fraud at common law, he differed from
,hetn. mere was not single charge in it of
an act done, that was not set ont most speci-
hcaily to have been done with fraudulent de.
sign. BE did no. know, he said, what the pre-
else duties OF the Fourth Auditor are. He did not
doubt that the Fourth Auditor might have had a
right 10 demand OF the Secretary Of the Navy re-
QUESTION, and that the issuing of the reauisition
might. If properly done, have been Legitimate
ac; which could not be questioned here. But the
design with which this requisition was procured
| TO be iisued must be looked az. Subsequent acts
SAID ne show the design to havs been fraudulent;
and II Is sufficiently set out in Tho indictment that
all the ac,s enumerated in the bill were fraudulent
and were therefore false pretencos. Judge T. did
not concur with his brethren in their dsquisition
| as 10 the Specification Of the word eas," which be
s''o u'd tot merely mean similtude, but properly
formed nart OF the sentence containing the allie
sauoh OF iaise pretences. think, said he, that the
Indictment is sufficient, and that gives full notice
ONE party OF the charges against him. He did not
sons which he had stated; which wa, OF the less
Importance in this case, as his brethren had pro-
hounced contrary opinion. II this indictment
was not a sufficient one, he concluded by saving
he thought it was hardly possible to frame one that
would sustain prosecution for fraud at common
law against the u. States.
1--WE understand that il is minated that an o..
/. meoded presen,ment will be offered to the Grand
Jury, or that third Indictment founded on n
transaction involving the sum Of $780, will be call
dup Tor argument dc moro upon the question of
demurrer.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-09
WARMER HALL FOX SALE

WARMER HALL FOX SALE
FkSlS vaosbs estate, containing acres Of the hest
u Gloucester low grounds, offered on Tie most
moderate TERMS In strength Of soil health and
OF ocst"n Werner Hall yields farm in the lower
part OF Vm6Ds The land productive and easily eul,.
yaed n also particularly susceptible of Improvement from
he aud marieiine he obtained al small exrtse from
me shells OF the OYSTER, which abound river,
spd erses, the neshbouhood Of the property there
are beds OF marie on every part of the The Severn
rVsr running The whole length Of the afors ready
transportation 10 the Geogsfown, Baltimore Pksdeiph. and
New York markets. The value the estate is much en-.
h'nced by The large portion 600 ssre uely tnbersd
with guns, pe hok aud oak, Of which land can he
Cirared with small cost OF labor and viii give 10 cultivation
soil Of the very best qualities
The Gaet can he divided farms. On the one there
large two story brick dwelling house. with five eomnod
on' rooms on hoor AMI attached Offices brick
Zone Of theD usel kitchen lnundt with every Other
building convenient for the faniiy and fsrm-On
the other farm there dwelling, with every requisite
building. - -f-
The value Of the land, the health ni-sys enjoyed by hs
rssden the abundance of fine FISH oysters the circle OF
delightful aud improved society neshbourhaod makes
amer iali most desirable aud delightful sdence
Gensnen DESTROYS Of purchasing, may obtain any nfons.
on As 10 the property terms Of sale by alton
person OF by letter. directed TO William Rohn, ST. Of
Gloueeser County, Virginia
may % g. vs,ois