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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
TO FARME1S-

TO FARMERS.
YHNHE Subscriber has Just received q fnV of the
4 celebrated improved wrought iron Ploughs'
as patterns; this plough is said to be the best ever IN
vented. For sale by ENOCH 5. COURTNEY,
oa 10 Main st. opposite tic Old SGarke
liSiIOP GIlSNO5 D.-Rerarks on Prayer Meetings,
~ &c Published hOfr the Episcopal Register Tor tAu yeas
1927 and 1898; iua published, io5 sdc by
OTTO COLLINS & co.
sSnESnHTBE13E OttDINATtON.-Au E10y m
= the lnVN4roHy % rree1staran nrinauon Rr John tstcn
Cooko, M. D-Jus received, lhr sale by
octSO cor UfVS e. ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
o S. COURTNEY.
Dan Street, Opposite Me Old Market.

yMain Street, opposite The Old MARKET.
ESPECTFULLY invites the attention ~ h;s
- friends and tho public, TO a choice selection Of
Groceries, which he offers for sale either hv ,sbo ot" VI
or retail, on as good terms os they can be purchasaJ
e1sowIiero IN the city. Much care has been taken in
lhh selection OF lis wiaes aud liquors, which are
warranted genuine. "
Masters oil yessels, val as1 il to their interest 20
leave their orders Cor shsp sts.es with blil winch vii
De- nut up 'ow,n and sent ohs,sid free of ext~nse
4 ILAfTtC ~S)igENkR, FOR IssO-suknd5,ic
= o'nH m 1nSos-ei lraiher with gilt leaves, and IL h;-Iiy
~, ,an 'l,sIa'inE' on steel by the iTJ aHiis-is id received
~ The Boob aud Stationery store ~
%t 10 r d ANXAY
oNDoN QUARTERLY Xxx VIEW. 20. III
- Jui received by
%! r. u sANNAY.
"a ieaIiy Acssuser. "''N'
IhrsrAu Almanac, Lag i.tnia.
INC Gcui;nI Cacad-G
rus'nF' az North Carolina A!niarac. Ly David Ei,..,isn,
Cave ia" "y Joseph
a. t"I sale ~ COLLINS ( CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

SALE OF VALUBLE PROPERTY.-Bv yiI,r-
- OF power vested in me by Edward Valentine. I shall ofsr
al the right, title and interest of the said Valentine In t,s Swans
IaTem, aod the property thereto attached, including all the
ondmSs anH aPPuHeuances belonging thsreunto. The terms
VIII Oe one fourth OF the purchase money in hand. on n mons
desirable to ue PURCHASED, a negotiable note, payable al either
Of the cash payment. The DINER payments shall lie naJs
accommodating and made known on Ile day.
lease NJ the same time and place
Charlottesville, Oct l5-w2f DANIEL SIfFEEFv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
French Restorative.

M LANGLEY respectfully informs tue citiznns
~. . OF Richmond, and the public generally, thar
he las opened a Restorative and Tavern IN unite n
new style, between the stores of Mlcssts. Hall &
Moore and Mr.. Nelson, and invites the public 10 rive
him a col. He has Il FIRST rate French Cook. Just
from Paris, and is satisfied that his style Of Cooking
will be found not less agreeable than novel here.
The I,ardcr will be- stored with all the delicacirs tine
market will afiord-ijsh, ycnison. and wild fowl in
their season. His bar is well stocked with the
choicest wines and spirits.
N. Is. Coffee and Soups OF oil times.
~ Families can be supplied with meats or single
dishes at their own houses, per bill of fare Of The
day. on the shortest notice. sent 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

TERMS.-SvpsNyTros 10 the DALy RIcrxoso Vino &c
q year, and for a shorter period, at tho rate Of So a wear nav.
atfe in advance. te-. 's
AoyEnrrtso. FOR one square, Of 10 lines or lee mn q,
srriion 70 eeuu; two innrtions 81; three insertions Si ~ and
e. nv Sic>s~thtx fisertiop JJi ccutS
lt''nc a week, h's' seek 81 p; every suooeedin. Ucrs al
Iwce a wo%, hrst Insertion Il c.nt.s &C., - -
srHion so CENTS ."
Occ n week, irs, iu,criou. - cent. -. A.. -,
ssiOn So eenis "
AL advertisements are al, i,Ser.rJ q, IA, co>zo,r,D.,
YIuu.
snanSont adyrutser B'ui pay ~ advance.
The number q! Insertions mast hs noted ou TIN Ms, or they
van tr Inserted uail qplsr- Ito be s,oppei, aud caar ed &c.
~oorhngly.
Annual Advertisers are chayNi 81 dollu hrs hr two sFnars.
aud IN that ppforiiop for advetis s,nont, nj greater lm,:ih;
except a,Utionces and Lottery dealers. who nc charged S.iO
CT The COySTtrUFiOSAL WliiG; is published twice
a week, EFie>iays uad. Fridays at ave dollars per nnnuu..
payable ~ advance.
dirsr'iIiny--75 ocn;s q square, or kS, for lie frst IN
~'irIn. sad 80 ccu's fq aeheon,isua,.ee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

WI DO u petition TO the uext Assem-
4 bly, of Virginia. for leave 10 open a road fro,
Ovens Tavern to TEylorsyille, in Hanover. and
men on to the Caroline line, in a straight direction
10 fredericksburg.
oct 8 WIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
FOR ~LIYERPOOL-

pURSUANT to the provisions OF the 49,, viii ana
testament OF tho late Augustine Davis. / shall as
os executor, proceed TO sell at pubic auction, ON Satnr-
eIy tue 3ist Of October, 1873, the following valuable
~ Es'aee' VIZ; tue three story brick house on E s.
dlth streets ut present occupied hy Mrs srano;J
ne Rose adjoining the same occupied by Mr.. sam.
lI Shepherd, and Mcsgs. Ri;chie d Cook as the
rhglIeI oLlee-tte house adjoining thereto uccupisa
"a" U"unaary OF said DHy;sS tgJ, Cua.aioiug fnst
ON WHICH stS-4Ls = AaG;s La-N.L .--rH1 co,.T
81 Mr.. L. L. Montague.
Also 2ao acree Of load lying IL the county of Hem
9Lso. about seven niles above town. plat OF which
nay be- seen 1T any tiIe at the Coffee flouse-whfh
: oiElded into three dIIercnt tracts Of I54t acres, 1913
acres, and ~ GcTes each, TO accommodate purchasers.
ihe sIle % the whole sill take place Oh that day
~ uie Office ot the Enquirer, aud the terms Will be oue
GIrd IN cash, on L third ia SIX months, and the remanI-
ING ihird IN twelve months from the day OF sale.-
Eonds AMI dce6s Of trust on the property win be re-
quired for tLe Two laet payments.
&C; ! E W. ROOTES. Executor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

&c. &c. &c.
Tickets s., shares in proportion.
oct ~ YATES & MINTYRE, Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

COLLINS q CO.
HOOkSELLEhS a. ST.I1IDN FySS
~ ANt LATELY Iece,Ned D yeIy !aI.- additional srt,,ly p,
iIiApLo<lCA Al ROCKS, which wan rsir
n''heI s'h-" Comprises tho most extensive ASSORTMENT a., a.,
"ry-iI .r' ever ot'ied for Na!c la Virginia.
-. o. die NyrnIs Tor The American Sunday School Uuson,
aud h'ye "' htnd a s'aefai as~HIncni vi their paD!ratiur,, ::
tc Union PAGES.
:HEDlt:!L, LII, .VIScELL 2.NEOtS g SCjJOOL
RHOEs' HL-l-NK BOOH3 aud .fPE uf rSefy ds,Ge
'nn. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
DANIEL sIIEFFEY.


IN Ci1ANCEkf-A Al rules held in the clerks oaicsof Iouisa
4 county court, Oh the first Monday IN Seuteai,sr. Is2s.
hnoct - Willis, administrator VI James Niche. IT, Jec'J.
isAheHI- WINS IN ms own right, and Eliza hs wis, Who was
taHa Niche, pits against Matthew Niche, John klcbic.
kober Michie, JosePa A.chie, Jenneita Niche, and SaUv
Iuehie, dts 10y
The defendants Matthew Niche anC John Niche. moi havins
entered her appearance and gwen security according ~ law
aud the rules 0i tins court, and II appearing from satisfactory
evidence, uat tey are not inhabitants OF lhs State: on the
motion OF the plaintiffs BY their counsel, IL Is ordered. that tie
SAID defendants Matthew Mchie and JOuu Nlichie. do apnaus
here ON the Get day OF December couu next. and answer M,
bill OF the plaintiffs; and thai a copy OF this order be forthwith
Inserted IN some newspaper published in the ciy of Richmond
ibf eight weeks suceessIycly aud posted a. the front door Of the
court housa Of tins county, on some court day.
90-w6i Aeopy Ieste, yOHN HUNTER, 10
VRGtNIA--At rules, holden i'm Tie clerks ofic1,
v ofthe superior court OF chancery for the Rich
mond district. the Sd day OF AUGUST 1s29. Etustavus
Adulphus Muir, adm'or dc bOnls non wIth tho yslI -a-
nexed of Francis Muir, decd, pltE agaiist Bartelott
2. Todd. adm or, Sc. Of William Yates, jr. o,4'd, Jo-
soph w. Harper, adm'O dc bohis non of Benjamin z.
Yates, decd, adm'or OF Whhan
Yates. il. decd, aud George w Freeman and Ann
his wife, dAs.
The defendants George w. Freeman ard Aun bis
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
--"~;'v srcordlrg to The act OF assembly and the
rules oil tins court, un0 ~ oVPcoring b. satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of his cOun-
try: II IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the Grst dry OF the next January term, aud
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that O copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted ia some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
excessively, and posted at the front door of the eapi-
tol in the said city. A copy. Tesic,
76 WV. G.. PENDLETON, c r..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

- committed 10 inc mi Of Je6e5Su,r
- county, on The l5th day of Aay, a negro woman named
SARAH ANN M!NTERS. Size is abou, - wears OF ace, Of
ddrE s"mPeNinn, 5 feei ! or > INCHES hlgh. has a felon o1 one
numb She says she was born hetween AIdic and Lsesburs,
aud njad by REhecca Taylor, Of Alexandra. Tho owner 81
sad save is requested to prove properly, pay charges, and take
nr away, o. she Will be solo for her ia1 ices, as the law Direct,
sent I-w3uc THOMAS GRfGGS, JaIor JEDI co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

70 committed TO the lad Of Jef1Ts0a
~ county, Gu the sh day OF May Last, a negro man named
BILL u blacksmith by trade, and supposed to belong To- a
southern uader lie i very black, has a suiiIlg cnunlenance,
Is about ; 1ei 10 Inches high, and about "a years Old. He lur.
uery belonged 10 WIN. Little, OF this county. The owner >
requested to prove properly and take hun away, OF Ae viii Je
sold LT hs jla fees, as tive law directs
sPt l-w3ne ThOMAS GRIGGS. Jaror Irn "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
YRA.ssu.EOSSr7gs

JOAN CULLEN, ". n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
COMMUNICATIONS.
To the Editor off alexandria Gazette.

To the Editor Of the alexandria Gacetfe.
The wan, Of employment, by which poor
females can 90, ain the means of subsistence. is
often felt as q grievance, especially curing the
inciem. ncy Of the Winter seasnn-So' only IN
Sorci.e the indus rious TO solici, charity at as
giving the Icy an excuse to trespass on the
public.
II is within the recollection Of many nf our
Ci,izcns, ,ha, a House Of Industry was sslab
lished ,ome years ago, supported, in part, by
the funds Of he Corporation, and in part by
voluntary contribution. L. would have CONT
nued TO afford The mos beneficial relief, a, the
highest expenditure of money, had no, H.
consumed the stock in 'rade.
A number Of Ladies have now associated
themselves in forming Society TO purchase
materials, to give them out 10 such OF the poor
inhabi'ants as may apply.
They have no means Of purchasing he ma
,erials except through the charity of such well
disposed persons as may have a mite to SPAR to
the necessities of the Poor. Such a, feel the
importance and utility Of the undertaking, may
have an opportunity of exerting their benero
lence, as the ihhabi ants will soon be waite d
upon in the difieren, Wards BY members APP
pOn ed for that purpose.
.dLsrandria. Oct l.. 1879
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
George ). NoWgM
Ras reeeired a considerable part ofhs FILL SUPPLE,
INV H00ns
DRY GOODS.

VVtHCH have been selected with great Care. BE-, =,
w to prices and quality. Among them are d.
cassneres, and sattnets; poin: and rose blanket,
rino, long, and square shawls; Tibet and C,S,..
do variety of fancy hdkts.; FRENCH, English Il
Swiss merino cloths; Circas,isns and bombazrt, H.
bsIage, black palmarine. black satin Ieyan.in. n
mode; Italian lustrings. Gros de Maps and G.. !
Indies; silk and worsted hose; plaid camb'ets ,.t IL
tans; silk stocks; figured and plain book mu.!rs =
,inets; bangup cords; aannels; domestic and Irros.
csrpetngs; tickings; with sgenerAl as,or,rca, :,
inesiics; fur caps; coarse woollen stockings, c.s
csmbrics ana furniture chin.z; and, in short b.,
and very general assortment af alnosl ever f.ay y
staple article of Dry Goods.
lOtI, mo Sd iteoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

The Republican is somewhat mistaken &c :, 4.
cause of the removal CT Joas LosoDrS. R,e.,...
the "reformers" are Of public opnioa they -.
would have dared to have touched him for ,,r,,..,
sons only. The avowed reason was that his 40, =.
pacitated him from attending To the duties o. HI,
The honorable character given him BY The R.nD,I.
is every way correct. AMI is extremely gra,ifym, 81,
frirrfls in ,hi. place.-(Ed .7ier. Gee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

charities Of the world ,-wi,hou, .r,.
our detests,ion Of the act, and Of The Snt
man who caused IL. ac
One would think That men Of hono,,b.,
iogs-of common humanity-would No, $. r''
Of Offices thus wrtsied from their dssr,,;.'s
eupants. But they are not TO blame, Ts Egg
cree had gone forth; and Wedde,burr Ivy "
dem Harris and Lanphier, for the sin o(mS
.isg tha,sAdsms should BE- re elee',d p-e,r :.
TOR the ci,izens Of he disuic, have no w., ,
would have been removed, even if III, dr.s
the destrict had been FAXED 10 supply ~!
PLACES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
FALL Go0As

IOG Packages seasonable DIR, goods, just recent,
IlID s. will be sold at reduced prices by vAO,st
an! retail. They were purchased principally a.
ton by the package, aud will be sold quite as los n
wholesale as they can he bought in Baltimore Ala d
ssoriment of COTTON YdRN.
oct 5-2mo J. ~ JOHNSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY u
ALEXANDRIA.

NOTICE is hereby given to the holder, OF %a
~ this Company. that an elecion w" o' W.,
their Office on the first Monday IF Noueno" 's w
ing the second da, Their Of from ten TIL TWO ~,
for twelve Directors, to serve for one ,ea' ,"e.'
suing. B. hlchoiL',, ~.
The transfer book will be CLOSED from '...,
29'h October, at Up. u preceding, unt a',sr ~,
ton. sept 24-liHlH%@
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
rE,o,o The Winchester Republican,
REMOVALS in Alex \DRlA.

REMNIV ALN IN NI@Ln n :.
An,ntire change has heen IN 'de In he om-
-ce,e ,f ,he customs 10 Alex ,ndria. Neither
aye--nor long and faithful SCI >ie'-n reVo-
lutionarv meri,-nor the brlp.'ssness OF some
of The famil.s of the removed -uene OF hese
claims 10 forbeavancc ha weighed father
W, - the grealest and D. S spi me", uepe.
al JACKSON h q been fu somely osiDcd ~ bis
sy, ophant-; but a one tell ,wooP nr VAS 'lo-
KIN over ali ,h- restr aints e moral frrIiog, to
safe. upon the altar Of hi. revenge, the hires oil
b;e Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Twice u " eek!
The steamer
COLUMBIA

WrtK between the District of Columbia and B,l
more; leaving alexandria on Tuesday and Fndaynr
ing. at O'Clock precisely touching at Tie follows
places Oh the Potomac River. to land passenger II
freight, both going and coming
On the Maryland side: On the Vugins h@
Point Look out Sandy Point,
Piney Poinl, Blnt fon',
Coughs Landing Place, 30, Hole,
opnosite Judge Plater's, Mrs. Walters;
near Leonard Town, .Quan,!co,
Swann's Point,
Ludow's Ferry, and
Mrs Pes's.
Signals have been placed at each Of the above nj
ces. which will be hoisted Immediately on 'ht 81
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards Of 400 tons bur'hen' ,
ing tWo engines, and copper boilers She vi"
from 800 to 1000 barrels freight. and seeO"m"'t
the most superior style. at least lOo passenger
speed she stands as vet unrival'ed.
The proprie'ors hope. by strict attention tone
fort Of passengers, and care Of goods, TO meAi'A
ofpublic patronage
Passage 81, exclusive of fare. Freight GU
ary.-GT All baggage at the risk OF the oV"FlS
An Arrangement has been mad, BY ~''cn%
lumbia. on her passage to the District a,"Hv
passengers from ofFthe Union and Citizens Can"i-
war,,.nd oHl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Powder, Shot. &c.

0Sn Kegs Duponl's best Brandywine gunposs
[(VB Shot of all skies. mould and drop
IS boxes and barrels best starch
90 pieces OF sn:inetts and coarse twlltd tb4
Landing from sloop Johnson. from Philadelphia d
sale by A. G. CAZENOVE Co
nct2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Notice.

4 NY of the former friends of the subscriber. =.
n may have books in heirhsnds loaned b, her. ~
resident of Alexandria, would confer favor upOal,
by sending them to Mr. JOSIAH u DAVIS, fot bet.
Lynchburg, sent 30 oct ~ ANN SWIFT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

Philosophical q hemical ,ectures.
VI>HE subscriber intends to commence his winter
L course OF Lectures on Philosophy aud Chemistry
on 5th day (Thursds, evening 18th inst, and TO
tinue them through the winter, the same evening
OF every week BENJAMIN HALL0WEL.
Alexandra Boarding School, 10Th mo l3 St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
JAMES S. GUNNELL, NJ. u
OEETIST,

RESPECTFULLY nforr,sthee,'zensa;.n I 4,
IL of Alexandria, that he may be eonsu, w,SDN
II Clagett's Hotel, on the first and ihi'a W" ~ q.
DAY in every month, from O'CLOCK a. -
r NJ rh,,I
Allletters addressedto DR.. G. at hIsoh. .,. NJ,
the United States Bank and the Presiden,, Nd.
Washington City, or left at Mr. Ii. C'aSsu
Alexnadria. WILDE punctuslly attended'0 ' IS.
ian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
A SCOTTISH TEA Parity

In passing tn my own 'oom' W"
being open, l observed the tea 'aoit arrange
with a rici. supply of cookies, biscuit ham anu
;.llv On m king this discovery resolved 10
CON, cal NV return, that might no. Interrupt
conversation from With expected some Gu,
,er,ainment as the con,igni'y OF my roo" a"o
,h,puess Of my partition, wou'n enao'e me ~
hear every word above whisper In &c"
minutes my landlady came M ana was ,ono
Cd nv a train of go>sips; the numner eou'u
no, ascertain. bul there were different voices
~ vsr,ous ,ones-I shall therefore employ mi
ria, letters TO distinguish he speakers: "he"
NV l,ndiady went 20 make lea, Mrs. n. Sa'o,
81 ber YOU win pu, in no green tea, uniess you
have something in the bottle LOT W.,
,v,;ncs nv s,omaA without dram: we
90, abou, ,ha, aft&,' said my landiadv; ou'
r,een tea is grea, improvement 10 inc n@n' =
a,ho' our lodper, the doctor caiian' say
rre nared on copper which makes IL $40" po',
ION. bu, he says the same OF wh,sNe!, ~
doub, he's but a greenhoIn; yet me enaP
c,eyerish in some things, aud eureo on, ' m'
ri a cholie in quar'er OF an hour, nc Nv NJ"
M, ON, the night, and told you Johh al !Se,
Haven. and Mary's wi her g'anne a. ~
he name TO see what we ear OF ari"N a"a .
Go 70 hear what we say During tea 'oe Gov
'.r..,,on consisted chiefly on the d.mou'y
n,ocuriup articles Of good quality WIN 's;e'.
7 r.marks upon dress, particularly upon 'a'h''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

Borlase, in his Naural History of Cornwall,
p PA, says, The Oys,er has the power OF
closing the TWO paris Of its shell with prud-
sious force, by means Of a strong muscle al
the hinge; and Mr.. Carew, in his Survey of
Cornwall, 1902, with his wonted pleasantly.
tells US Of one whose shell being opened as usu-
oil a, the time Of food (when these fishes par,
'ieipa'e and enjoy the returning tide,) three
mice eagerly altcmp,ed',o seize it, and the oys
ter clasp'ng fast his shell, killed them all. II
not only shuts its Two valves with great strength
but keeps them shut with equal force, and ias
have been informed by Clergyman of grea,
veracity, who had the account from credira>
Die eyewitness TO The fac) lis euemies have
skill impaired to them to counteract this grea,
force As he was fishing one day, fisherman
observed lobster attempt 10 ge, Al an oyster
sesera! times, but as soon as the lobster ap-
preached the oyster shut his shell; al length
the lobster, having awaited with grea, attention
I'LL the oyster opened again, made shift to
brow a stone between the gaping shells, sprang
upon its prey, and devoured it,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

Ho,c TO make a Three Story House out q a Tue
Story The Broadway Marble House, No. a. ]
wh,ch is IS feet wide by 10 ep. with DICK
wallis 10 inches thick front and r'ar, ana sioe
walls 8 inches thick, has been raistd rom me
ground, chimneys abd all, 10 the he'gh' Of sew
eral feet, in order to substitute ano'h rr story
I, is done by means Of screws, under the diree-
lion Of Mr.. Simeon Brown. The process 10 so
simple, and so slightly dis,urbs the building;
that family nigh remain in IT, pursuing thrir
usual a.oca,icns, with peri.c, composure ne
weigh, of such building is enormous; and the
.,se with which il is raised, furnishes an admi'
rable illustration Of the power Of mechaniSism
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

BILE bonnets. BY the repeated clatteriup of ,be
cups, and from what h i'd. rad reason
to believe that ehey did due honor 10 the t.as,
heard some hint-zbout bottle said Mrs.
B.; wish you would put drappie in INV
hindmos, cup Wud you no like il better
nakedf said my lsndlady. Nae doubt o.
thai; but they say when mIx'd wi tea, il does
not affect the breath; and guide mans sac sober
himself that he would soon discover it. I'm
sair flashed wi a rugging at the heart, and a
drop o. the creature is the only thing that re :
lieves me; bu. it cost me nae li',le trouble 10
disguise it--no tina, ne wud grudge ony thing
for my good, but ken he's unco (leyed for the
habit growing Wecl, there's COOL High
land whiskev and French brandy, take YOUR
choice Of them said my landladv sBrandy's
best after tea said Mrs A; 'weIl taste your
whiskey before we part. Inthe meantime. III
take kiss o. the Freedman: fill up the glass;
] like name O. your nippet thimblefu's.' The
glass went round till it came TO one whom |
had not before heard speak, who said, 8 ! thank
you, name for me- What no take dram
after lea?' said one But yen br TO NEE, your
Joe the night and, like Mrs. heyed for your
breath. Il never tasted, raw spirits in nv
life, replied the girl. That comes O. your
country breeding, Betty; but I'll wad a plack
II you keep your place twelvemonlhs in Aud
Reekie, you'll can tell that tale. Blu, WOW.
sirs! we've made a sad mistake: we should
have druncken TO my RICH, hand neighbor here,
Mrs. and wish her happy hour Tha,
mistake can be soon mended, said The mistress
of the feast Do i, again is no forbidden-
Mrs { your good health and happy time to
you! Betty ye maun take dra3 to thai; you'll
come the same road vel, or ven haze waur luck
than your mi,her.' Betty, however, continued
firm in her refusal Edinburgh Ev. Post.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

rnE UNITED STATES AND SWEDEN NJ
D4rd, uer> of the ia,e correspondence b ween
hr Swedish Charge des Aft lrFs. and our De-
,nnry Of State, on the subject IT the co'o m
n'rioa of hr vessel Gu, out Of the harb"r OF -
B.rtholomew, W. are now incli"ed 10 'hi"K;
ryr- enormously stated in 'he New fo' letter.
o. which VT sume days ago published an eA
tact We hear ,l'at he Representative oil
Ssrden is far srorn entertaining any ling OIL
The 'bJec,, and lha, the affair IS no. hSfiy 20
s The subj-c, Of misunderstanding bet"ee" me
40 co,vrnmrnts. we Learn, from SOU &C
ia, We con6de in, that Baron Stackelhe'g oio
P Nest sgaiust the decision OF Judge Brae KEN
rtse in h. case, and especially against tnt Ia"
soag Of his decree towards the Swedish au
'Aorl'ie,; and his protest was prop'il. anc res
lccilly received We heard a ditfereh' az
count OF he matte, ourselves some weeks ago
asd are TO, therefore at all surprised 'ha' ,"'
writer Of the New York letter should have "is
lakra he fae,s National LnteHigen Ger.