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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04

Mr. ANDREW CoYLE, late Chief Clerk in the
po., Of5c. Department, has addressed letter
,,4 Postmaster General, in which he con-
/. onr oninion OF the manner in which things
;. carried On in Washington. We do not re-
o,nze The proprie,y Of The dismissed Clerks
,nrorng before the public in this manner -
n, Coyle's case however, is confessedIy hard
me-. and his removal ola piece with many other
A., q, thi, reforming administration"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
NEw-YoRK, AUG. !

FLouRA MEAL.-A further reduction in prices has
been submitted to. About 1000 barrels of Southern
Flour, rather DID, have been disposed of at - 75.-
Sales OF Sour Flour have been made at - IS 81 81
and about lOU bbs of Richmond City Mills, from
new Wheat, at S.
FRUIr.-Sma!l sales Of best Malaga Bunch Raisns
have transpired at So 573 per box.
GnAIN-Sales of l, 500 1000 bushels first quality
Genessee Wheat have been made at l06 cents; 1900
bushels North River Rye yesterday, at 81 cents; North
ern yellow Corn 81 50; and Maryland Yellow at s.
cents. Oats have advanced rapidly; Northern were
held yesterday at az cents.
letter from Liverpool of June 10, says" Bonded
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No for 1872 will be in the City of New
York on Wednesday the 5th of August,
Capital Prize $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves Sc; quarters IS.
Connecticut State Lottery, 9th Glass,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane, will be
drawn at Middletnwn SATURDAY. the 9th of August.
so numbers, 9 drawn balnta.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
Tickets ~; halves 2 quarters l.
To be had in a variety of numbers at
J. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street
Drawing of the Delaware and South Carolina Consoli.
dated Lottery, 1th Class:
81 19 IS 50 26 SO 9 S
aug4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
FOR Sale.

sa BY authority Of Power OF Attorney,
TrH from the heirs Of A. iIewes decd offer for
IKE sale that desirable stand for business. the
49, north side of Princestreet, adj dining Mr. Jas.
Norris grocery. Theirs is ground rent said pro
perry If not sold private sale by Wednesday next.
shall sell il at public auction, at O'Clock on the eve.
ming of that day. JOSIAH II. DAVIS,
aug4 Attorney for the Heirs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
Public Sale.

by virtue Of two wrts of fer facins, issued by Adam
ID Lynn, Esq ofthe Justices of the Peace for the
County of Alexandra, ID. C' and to me directed.
shall proceed to SELL public sale, to the highest bid
der. for cash. Monday, the 24th Of .4ugust nert. at
II o'clock, NJ all the right, title and interest Of Tho
mas Kingston in and to
a LOT Of Ground,
in the Town of Alexandra, beginning Water street.
SO feet north from the Of Water and Princess
Streets running thence, northwardy. with " ater
street, to the northeast Of the said lot number
ed ID; thence. running eastwary, parallel With Prn.
cess street, into the river Potomac thence, running
down Potomac river, until line run westwardly, paral.
lei with Princess street, win strike the begging
The above sale is 10 satisfy two executions in
favor off,. NJ Johnston Co and in favor of James
Thomas RICHARD SHACKLEPORD,
July 23-eOt24th Aug Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
For Rent,
furniture. etc.

4 Mahogany sidebo.rd, do secretary, 2 bureaus, /
large dining table; complete set do, large and Of
best mahogany; tea tables, pair card do with bird
eve maple fronts, several small tea do desk and book
case wire safes mattresses Of various descriptions; stick,
stump, rush and cane seat chairs; large counting
desks, book mantle and pier glasses loaf and
lump sugar, with variety of other articles private
ssle ALSO,
III SecJnd HIND Coachee, with Harness,
nearly new Terms liberal, if preferred, a good
draft horse would be taken in part payment.
ALSO,
iron chest, in good orders pair patent balances,
IA large brass lamps, suitable for shops, lot Of tin.
ware, new and in good order; kettle bottoms
aug2 GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
Cheap Goods,

TUlHE subscribers intend making change in their
Il businesses September, and, with q view ofseiling
off or reducing their stock OF Goods. offer them, till
that PERIOD ata very small advance upon the cost The
assortment is large seasonsble, and general and buy
ers, by Wholesale retail, will get them at reduced
prices. LANES r wv sGorE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04

d DETERRED.--The payment of the
above Dividend deferred until further notice. in con-
sequence of objection raised to the mode adopted by
the Commissioner in making it. sug1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04

New York Consolidated Lottery,
No for 1929,
Will be drawn in the City Of New York on Wednesday
August S.
Highest Prize $1,000.
Tickets S., halves sos quarters IS.
Groton Monument Lottery of Com ecticut,
No. g. extra class,
Will be drawn in the City Of Hartford, Wednesday,
ST., August.
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters1
To be had Of
!. C0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, Alexandria.
Drawing ofthe Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
18th Glass:
81 ls IS z SO 26 SIS 9 S
aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
"A dividend,

a DiviNeMA.
nF 81 per cent The balance of clams-prncipai
~ and nterest-against the estate Of Elisa Dulany,
decd is hereby declared payable to the creditors,
their legal representatives, Saturday next the st Of
August at my dwelling. house, woIfs,reet, between
the hours Of and g. 4. NJ and between and 2, p N.
july 3l-d1w ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04

A letter from Liverpool of June 49, says" Bonded
Flour will not bring more than SIS"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
SIR HUMPHREY DAVY.

GENEVA, June On Friday last, The 29h
of MAY, the grea' and celebrated philosopher,
Sir Humphrey Davy, clos d hi, mortal Career
in this CRY, in the 5lst year Of his age.--Hr
had arrived within our walls only the day he
fore, having performed h., journey from Rome,
by easy stages, without feeling any particular
inconvenience, ard ~iihou, any circumstances
which denoted 50 near an approach to The last
debt Of nature. Sir Humphrey had been Tor
some months resid n Al Rome, " here he had
haJ serious and alarming attack of a para.
Iytic na,ur-. but from W ich he was apparently,
though slowly, recovering bu, his most san
gum" frIends hardly vrnrured % hope that his
valuable life would ne much longer preserved
Lady d wy, WHO had been detained in England
bv her own i'll e e health, and joined him
in Rome, on heari' g {, fhis alarm ny stale; and
she had the GraiIh a ION of contributing bv her
soothing Care 10 tne comfor Of his last DAYS
during their stay in Italy, md heir Journey
oihis place, wberr they had intended pass
the summer, and hoDsd 10 fave derived benc6'
fiom the eminent practitioners wFnm Ne pos
sess. Sit Humphrey al "lso been ,sued y,
his brother, d. J"hr d w, physl ian L. n
forces u Mais, " nrnoe &c Dad IN. rrceIs
Ing the int,l'ge c. Of HI. bro hrs Danger;
bur Ill umau ri nd skill were ri no avail
The last and aisl 4tack took place al half
past TWO on Friday NOR ing. and the pulse
ceased 10 beat >hcrtiy aft r. he even, WIS no
soon-r known than 'hc afflicted widow re
crived the condolences and fec tomato of Rs
Of services ~ m the IN rsi dIs,iuguisb, d lodi
,iduals OF this pla'e amongst whom We must
particularly mention w A. de Cond,I.e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

An erroneous rep0rl has gone abroad thar
officer Of the United States Army, has ter y
pretended and given over 10 the civil prwr7.
soldier Of the 66,h Regimen, whom q
was tamprring with, to induce him to ds
We think IL necessary 10 say that rh. pG
alluded TO is an American Of respectable iaml
travelling Tor his pleasure, who dyrie, hwy
had a commission in the regular army d b
Uni'rd 5 at s, but admins that he has been Al
de- Camp 10 a General If Militia in tie SD
of Connecticut. Il appears that he ertT,tHf
con,ersatioD with the soldier, who wss 20 81
try a, W,lf's Monument, on Sunday s'rrri
and the soldier con,eivng that his intba
was 10 incite him TO desert very properly 81
tanned him. He has undergone an sIam'f
tion and s,under recognizance 10 apprsrss
Criminal term Of 'he Court 81 ibe Kings BE-
which will br held in September neIr. .s's
mean time petition from the indirdueI 'Ii
a sta ement If the FACTS conrt ed with 'hN 81
currrnce have been 70 srded to His.N's
cy, The Administrators in Chief in he hoP' hL
as the error in which thi, trav Ilrr has u
APPEARS 10 have proceeded rather from lftR
indiscrrtion IN gratifying an inrrdira eeuIs
than from ary Design Of contracting tn IN
Of the coun ry, His Ex sll'ncy, my be PI :"
10 ln'erpo,e his arihori y and release h10'. =.
the unpleasant prrdi' amrn' in which Ief'
sands. !, this Stage Of business. We 90 10. o'
slider il xpedi'nt 10 en'rr ibro tur'htr p'fE.
lars, though we may perhaps give II, d'''''
on future &c asion.- Quebe'k MestuIg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
ORIGINAL POETRY.

Where rest the bones of mi,ions-where the grave
Has swallow'd up embattled myriads, go!
With eye undaunted look beneath the wave
With fearless footstep tread the Alpine snow
Sit at Palmyra, in pillars shade
Tread on the dust of Thebes' hundred gates
Hear the wind howl thro' some long colonnsde,
Where once trod those who held an empires fates!
List to the surge that fosming washes DER
The sands where mighty Pompey's bones were laid,
Then walk those streets where spirits did depiore
The debt which soon his mighter rival pad!
Beneath willow in Helena's isle,
Sit on grass grown tumuus!-then say,
&c Man, ard his price and power exist while,
"And in the past like shadows die away"
NOEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

FlNN's CoNUNDRuMs AT the nenc6t OF this
established favari,e during his recent visit TO
Providence, the following Conundrums, Of 'he
la'est stamp, were issued fresh from the mini.
They were received wi great applause by Il
large and fashian4bl5 audience:
Why is stage going TO Boston, like Carving Rifle
Because it often goes through ID dhsn, dead ham }
why is a Cat that has taken Mouse ike msnuiac.
tur;ug villagel Because IRIS paw took tt Psw,ucket
Why have the inhabitants of Washington than
Ave senses when the au;horess of the Black Rock is
thefel Because she is considered to be new sense
(nu'sance }
Ii the barrel of musket was TO change places with
the other end why would it be like an excellent Cap.
tain Of Providence Steam Boat? because it would
become Stock (Comsook)
Why is lottery Office keeper like Providence
Steam Boat Because he is chance-seller (Chancel-
lori
Why isa Canal Goat like reptilel Because its tow'd
(toad)
why is Providence like Old Port? Because its not
Newport
Why is the old Administration like Dancing Mas.
ter's toes' Because they're turned out.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

From HALIFAX Our files Of HaIlAI' !.
Other British Colonial papers, are to 'as''
inst.
Little business was done al HALIFAX; ara
Complain of dull times was general Am'
can sure finr -four, 45s- hoe none IN n'f'.
Am rican rye, 27s 6d-indian meal, ljStH'
com, As: 6d. per b"shel.
NEW BRUNswIcK.-The weather has I" -
rema' katly We, IN ough the Province gs's''
but until very late The appearance Of TIE O.,
haS been quite favourable. Within i -
coin plants have been heard in the 'le'n'9
s.. I'm, thai some Of tie grain crops ha'' !" y.
isined irreparable injury In the upper =
Of the country above Frederick n, II fAII''
days successfully.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
DESCRIPTION Of rae TSuer Of Lond,n 1t is as miscel

Description Of hs Iouer IF London Il, is as mscel.
laneous As pedlsr's box Norman tower. with ar.
tlery the ground floor and records in the up
per stories S,1fes for soldiers below. and LAWYERS
above. Bsstions IF stone without Cannon and has
tons Of brick with cannon MINIS for Coming money.
and prisons for coinng groaas A large modern town
ball looking building not filed with feasting corpora.
tious, but nuskets, swords, and pistols All the Kings
Of England in row, clothed IN the armour which they
actually wore, of which (says Hr. NeyIckl not one
piece is older than the time of Henry the Seventh.
menagere of Wild beasts and cupboard for the crown
jewels Dsshing modern houses, with fine sash win.
dows and antqusted towers. platform battery of
Cannon. with command of space before il, in short
. most extraordinary tumble, being Da, mint
state prison. reco,d office, jewel Office mena-
gerie. an old CASTLE modern fortress wharf ware.
hosse, and tn. al sinffs,l ike the goods in Wa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

We understand that several points Of i'm
porlance under thu quarantine laws reia:ng o
this city, have been solemnly sdjudged BY the
Board # Health The question having been ia
ken bv yeas and nays.
!. Ii i, determined that sugar IN casks com
ing from Havana, New Orleans, SC. in neat' y
vessel need not be removed to some place out
Of the city, nor undergo The process of puri-
hca,ion, but that sugar in Bores ooming from
such ports, though in neal,ny vessel, must
undergo ventila ion, and clran,Ing
2. il Is determined that sugar, Doth in casks
and boxes, coming from such por's, in vessel
in which any death has occurred on the voyage,
canno, he landed in the city, but must be AIKEN
somewhere else and be ventilat.d ard cleansed
5. j is decided that iron, lead, and above III
tobacco, coming from such ports, IN vessels in
which deaths have occurred during he voyage,
mus be ventilated aud cleansed.
4. A Nero liant applied % the Board for per-
mission to bring 90 puncteors Of rum in'o ,he
Guy from Brooklyn. whic h wis TN por,ed from
New Orleans in a shil in waich s-se al pr sons
died on ths voyags. bul il was decided that it
should no. br brought over
S. L. is said trai smoked hams and tongue S,
imported In the same vessels, are under the
same sentence Of cond, mn ion.
v. Y Daily .4duertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

The celebrated John Wilkes used to tell a story of
Mr. Alderman Sa~brdge, which, if it were not the off
spring Of the Chsmbersns malicious invention would
20 to prove that contemporaries heroic resolution
Is not altogether without precedent When Sawbr dye
who was worthy magistrate, but no sportsman, was
Lord Mayor, he went to the EPping hurt'n the COS.
tune of field officer and when he vas told that the
hare was coming, has Lnrdshp instantly clapped his
hand upon his swor and exclaimed. els he, SIR let
him come"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

The Washington county (prDn keps'
state, that upwards of hundred i'fms,i
that county have cut down and gathered ID -
harvest, without the use OF ardent .p'% =,
They have discovered, in The operation !,
men ian do more wo k, with less NOISE ~. >,
quarrel.ing, with better appetite ana ~:
he alth, ,r,ihout the use Of strong drink ,.s.
with il. Inc names OF seyera! Isssii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

The Salrm Register, in raking Of Mr.
Evans, recently elected to Congress from the
Kennebec district in Maine to supply the va.
cane or asionrd by The election Of sir. Sprague
20 the Senate Of tn, Unned States, says Tho, ne
is gentleman Of fire talents, AID that no bet
ter seIec ion oou d have been m de to succe, d
the able and -oquen Spragur.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
NOEL.
SELECTED POETRY.

ON FIRST BEHoLDlNG AMERIC!
run, " The african and other POcms." By Dir. /
Moore J
Gop ofmy sires! Ger oceans brm
Yon beauteous land appears At last;
Raise, comrades raise your hottest hymn,
For now our tolls are past.
See DER the bosom of the deep
She gsily lifts her summer charms,
As if a, las, she long d to leap
From dark obliyion's arms.
What forms, what lovely scenes may lie
Secluded in thy Aowcry breast:
Pure is thy sea, and calm thy sky.
Thou Garden of the West!
Around each solitary hill
A rich magnfcence is hurl'd:
Thy youthful face seems wearing still
The first fresh fragrance of the world.
We come with Hope. our beacon bright,
Like Noah. lrifting a,.4r the now
- To CLAIM world-the oceans might
Has shrouded like the grave:
And oh! the jewellers of the Ark
Meier p'heu WIN uhuer hearts W see
Rhe Bird of Hope regain their bark,
Thaa have long'd for thee.
Around rae was the boundless food,
Der which no mortal ever pass'd;
Above me was a solitude
As messureess and vast:
Yet in the air and on the sea,
The voice ofthe Eternal One
Brea,hed forth the song Of lloPe 20 nc,
And oade me- journey on.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

Il is estimated by the bts, judges, that about
56,o1o,ooo of gallons of ardent spirits are con.
sumed, annually, in the United States the cost
OF which cannot b" considered as less, on he
average. than fifty rn,s pc, gallon The whole
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

II is in con empls ion % change the colour Of
the French uniform from blue to red, BY which
saving it is said. IF 100000 francs will be
effected, in So great qpas'i'ies is addes, with
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION A an election
held in Mott Caroline on Saturday las, for a
member Of Congress in the Ed-nton Dis rio,
,eprrsen'ed las session by Lemuel Sawyer, the
vote in Currituak coun y. resulted as follows:
Wiinam B Shepherd, 400
Lemuei Sawyer, 2l3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

The New York Journal Of Commerce b
received New Orleans papers 10 the I0b il
inclusive. They are slill silent OF the sU'a
of The Yellow Fever, though it exists thee
did on The lst Of The month. The cases hr
yer, were mol numerous, and il was hoFt /,
disease would not become prevalent. All
same lime it was admitted thai its prevails
would not be surprising, as the low Slate q ,
river had prevented The usual washing OFF,
streets by opening its embark mens ard thee
sequence was, an unusual accumulation Of u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

Majority for Shepherd, 277
Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
Nh. JEFFERsoN's CORRESPONDENTS.

puDnSned yestcFueys orc given oy pS Oo0'''
Courier, in anticipation Of their appearance in
the work to which they properly belong. Our
readers will, no doubt, be pleased with perus-
al Of these leI'ers
TO LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR LINCOLN
Washington, November, Is 1908.
DEAR Sir: lenclose you petition from Nan
tucke,, and refer for yaur decision. Our opi-
Mon here is, that that place has been so deeply
concerned in smuggling, that if i wants, II Is
because i, has illegally sent away what il ought
to have retained for its own consumption. BE
SO good as to bear in mind ,ha. have asked
the favor of you TO see that your Sta'e encon"-
tiers no real want, while, a. the same time, whcre
applications are made merely TO cover ftaud, no
facilities towards tna' be furnished. lpresume
the e can be NJ wan, in Massachusetts,, as YET
as am Informed ,ha, Governor Suilivan's per-
mis- are openly bought and sold here aud IN
Alexandra and at her markets ! he Con-
grcssional cam paign is just opening: 'nree al
tern,,ives alone are 20 BIZ chosen from |. LIN
barge War 8. Submission and tribute
And, wonderful 10 tell, the las: will not want
advocates. The real question, however, will
lie between he 'wu frs on which there IS con-
siderable division. As vet The first seems most
10 Prev all, but opinions arr, by no means, yet
settled down Perhaps the advocates oil the
second may TO formal declaration Of war, pre-
fe, general tiers Of mark and rep ,sAj, 5rcau,e,
on a peal # their edict> by the brihgerenU, a
rev caiou OF The le, ers of m Ark restores prace
without the delay, diff: uiTies and ceremonies
Of ,,eaty. On ,"is occasion, ] think il fair
to leave 10 those who are 10. act on them. the
decisions they prefer, being t. be myself bur d
spec ator should no fee justified in dire :ng
measures which hose who are TO execute tbtm
would disapprpve. Oor SITUATION IS truly difh :
Gull We ave been press by the bei'i srren's
70 he very wall, AID all ul er rene is im
practicable. salute you win sincere friend
ship. III: JEFFERSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
fsNO sTUDl,NrN az. ssiani1I,I.-

'.O STUDENTS or lEEDECINi:.--'lie .,.,.,. ,.l,r
m'e's 90 deliver Coir., ltcture, on dco,,ir,tiyr
;''V ""i surgery, duI'g the eu>u,ug nUnls @. NDveh,r
december, Jduua,y, Ee.U@.S. auL Aia.L. .e !, IL - ~.
Fei aNuutsc q! Lectures LcIn,jty lie peCues himself
pIacCally useful ~
During residence Of nine years this Cr s,ier
'ss been actively enga, eel instruction Of A.d,af ,
a,n's-his experience jas'hes Inn, asserting ,nt 49,
a'orda wOFe hnrlc opportunities for the si,:, o rrrc m
Anatomy and oucT Important hianche. Medical eic no
situated central ~ that region country irr, winch ~.
Na"nen Sfhoo> derive their PRINCIPAL supporposses q,
clinical instruction. aud enjovin. la au e.n.i d.,r ,-
advantages OF hy and Sriale climate CIV Of ,,
every trs'legt,urn.
oct9 JOHN CULLEN NJ d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
GordonsyilIe Cor Sale.

VIE subscriber Offers for sal Lis Tavern Gcr
4 dunsviiic. Ill Orange county. w 80 nero OF
'ahd attached TO II, or tn exchange II Tor property IN
hc city OF Rlcimond Gordous,ilc Is siiiatcd a,
the foot oi The Southwest Mountains 2, miles from.
he Hl'ersIiy "t Virginia, 30 from fredericksburg.
% from HnrrsOnbnrg, ana 40 miles from lLis liacr
inc stages from Charlottesville 10 fredericksburg
pass three time week, rnU SAGE tl: late tnTe-
nent oi the mails between Stuun;un auu Gu.Atn.oit
ne number OF passengers has greatly lncr asra The
mai stage from RIchmoad TO ifarrLsoEbury pnssea
twice week For TERMS aud farther particulars.
npgly to the subscriber. John n. GDRUOL'
Rlehmond. 2llh Snpt. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
LAW.

YitllE Subscriber has lust received. his Bocl &
= Stationery Store, extensive collection OF val
liable Law Books, wc! hc offers for sule al very re-
5uccd prices. lie has nude aIIan Iemcnts with one
OF tie most extensive lac hnut Embellishments in the
u States, To- receive al the standard wuris u.ed al
TIE American Bar, tcrs that will enaDle him 20
offer to he uHblc great Inducements To exc him n
cuI lie will undertake 10 furnish complete or any
part OF ~" h'lnnes, on aJ.a. lhc same terms. Al
yyiich h,y could DC procrlediu the Northern OH
oct - X. ID. SANSi!-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

z hObOlH " SIyDARF, of New York, respect
- i.Il! inform tho l".hic ana tici. numerous
friends IN Richmond and its licjuty, thrt thcv have
opened at the stone OF J. & i. L. Heron, Z .!.al!
assortment Of Piano Forirs. al of which are war
'nicd Gi tie hrst qaeli1y n touc ahd woislanS ii,
Nieh they o..er for sale at their lowest New Yo-E
prices They Viii be set up in any past OF the CITY.
or packed for the country, free of expense Orders
received for any description of Instruments which
VII DC supplied ifom New York, and their 4 gent
now in Richmond, Will tune and REGULATE Pianos
fhe attention OF persons ni want Of Piano-Furtes
IS respectfully snlri,cd. &c. "a -.