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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

IE'IIE Subscriber having determined to
N leave this city by the LIST Of October, returns
his thanks to the community for the encouragement
given him during his residence in this place.
He viii sell his well selected stock of SADDLE
Rf until the above date, extremely low for CASH
His extensive Stock consists of hest plain and
shaned Saddles of his own manufacture. Also,
best carriage ard gig harness; cart and Wagon dto
choice assortment Of English plated aud polisheJi
curb and snadle bits plated and polished stirrupros,
best and common; English and American bride
feathers and marpgaes; whips and spurs; with va
riety Of other articles too tedious 10 mention.
An those indebted 10 him will please come for
ward ard settle the snmo, and those to whom he rs
indebted will bring in their claims for settlement.
lure 1870 DAVID JACKSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

~ To destroy if possible the regulations Of thess
whom they remove from office, in order to reward
their rapacioos parzans tools and sycophants the
ihvuriablc practice OF our Jackson rulers. Phev ne
yer think the work complete, unless they add the
faint Of nfny to the cruelty and oppression Of wan
ton and unnecessary removal. Thus NO find in the
last Enquirer, the late Postmaster at Union, Lou
tfnn County who has hecn recently re1aorcd charg-
Cd upon anonymous authority. Synonymous to the
pnNc and without the siightcs. evidence that IS en-
hibited, with te collation. o letters This may be So
andif it is the act has been dcscrvedy punished but
Che public Iras no and no evidence as authority
f,T so sreivous an accusation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
ROBERT y. sEMPLE, in.
9TTURN-I-y aFv ar

LATE or THE COUNTY KING 81 eUEr5,
HAS removed TO Washington CITY. where lp de-
signs IN future TO prosecute tho duties Of bis
profession. He will attend the courts held FOR TIC
District and the several courts Of Loudoun and Fair
fax. He avails himself OF this opportunity to nfbrp
hts late clients that The small portion Of business
which he left unfinished viii BE- completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend, Mr.. Jupes
Smith Of king 81 Queen, His creditors and debtors
be respectfully refers to his brother Mr. Jaues 1m-
pic Of Essex. may %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

to Offices, whose incumbents were removed TO make
room for thcns One is Of recent and most noto-
rous kind--we allnde TO the violent removal of Mr.
C'ark. the Treasurer, and the appointment of Mr..
Campbell, one of the Governors council, In his
place. These appointments, in despite ofthe haugl-
~ bearing of the Enquirer have taken place, and its
editor has not hadthe candor to speak
Quito protest against virginians taking Offices ont
ofwhich their incumbents were removed to make way
Tor them. We begin to suspect that Mr.. Ritchics
professions and practice nre somewhat like those of
a gentleman whoso election 10 the Presidency, he
pronounced would be curse--and whom he now
worshps US craven mage--we say we begin to
suspect his professions and practice, very different
thiDgs.-l Buu. Chyvn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

HAVING made ,x satisfactory ,,,ayen,,,,s y,, M,
inspectors both at shockoe and Sbrook Warehouses;
wen as With the Saesen at each place SHALL re better
interest OF those sending their Tolcc 70, the present
decline sending any nie to the Public Warehouse lret
uhl the brakes more segaruness ay
TO do So Seabrook has lately considerable epars
Should prefer sending there will be nariculary a.
endeh to- ee ni any extra expences At Scko allowed
10 store all IN the BRICK part OF the hodse and
choose, aso free Of charge At both rose places am a, all
times satisfied of full attendance of BUYERS and
paid all al ebet bo,se The charge
Tor attention, the heretofore.
kichmond. 18th June-wSc II. b. MONTAGUE.
NVcMIS sH drawn j" the Washington City Lottery. io'
25, -, %, IL, 46, &c, 42, 81.
nsaSaIe South Carolina Co.:odaied lottery ON Class,
Will be received early AIoutay morqins next
PRIZES.
- Prize sn of 5000 Prize Of Si,s9s
DO ioDe do ESQ
do 900 90 do 100
&c. &c. &c.
sale MICKI.E,s OFFICE,
June IL Ne1 The don, Of the Eagle Hotel.
MANAGERS OFFICE, June 10, 1929.
hRAWING of the Washington City,
- No 10.
e5, IS, %, IL, &c, lG, 40, 81,
1d, AZ, 46-the capital of 81 200, was sold at the
Managers Offer. The fortunate holder is recues-
ted 10 chill and receive the cash.
YATES g. MCINTYRE.
BIGGER's OFFICE, JUNE ~, 1874
%, 10, %, ii, Dc, l6, 10, 81,
Were the numbers drawn in the Washington City Lottery
No TO-
NEXT DRAWING,
VIII be Terroed day after o-motrow;he pc!auIre and
Carolina Lottery, 70 g.
50 ON CAPlFkI. PRIZE.
Ticket 50, Half 81 so, Quarter IS els.
Apply al The Lottery u Exchange Office Of
vi THO. b. EtiIGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

".hore Reform and another .JaeGson Edition, (Hi.
25fh) 'reirarded."
Mr. BiRcH, Editor Of Rte Long Lstond Patriot, has
been appointed Inspector of the Customs for the
City VI New York.
Mrs. CATHERiNE ASS CASrIEI.p has heen ap.
pointed Postmaster at New Philadelphia, Ohio, in
place of JANIS Patrick, removed.
SAMUEL TILLrr has been appointed Postmaster at
Lancaster, Kentucky, in place Of ID. l.. McREA, re.
moved.
WINTHROP a. MARsroS has been appointed Post
master at Great Falls, SomerswortI,, n. Hampshire,
IN the place of JAMES 5. SrANwoop, removed
- SMITH has been appointed Postmaster at
Wootrhorougi', Frederick county, Maryland, in place
of THOMAS SIMS, removed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

atyon 10 majority cau he trusted wit, Government Press
Tor the purpose OF argument show Il would be
dansczous in either contingency" .f A.. d
NJ. Hamilton then gives his opinion what constitutes
Sovernnent Press this country, and M will be- struck
With tho harmony which exists between description 10
1877 and tho course pursued by the Administration of General
jackson towards the Press, In 1879 - =
% by the exscise OF an irresponsible discretion the narrcu
age Of The can be applied the presses
MISUNDERSTANDING should do and subject uer propeors 70 the
punishment o. me boss oil This patronage they crrsure
's mensutes te Jna, dsfnciy Prss which
ssnns 70 the liberties OF the People dian the
xaon o. shs whole Vt Genera! Browns army Of ak thousand
o'nen ,s'o guard nj the palace Lea morrow or say
coptoi Of THIS knd the Press is more dangerous 10
~ oey, us'n innsi ot The do.nas the of libel expond
y .c most suDerv'ent ninon Of power The liberty Of the
ss y napio 70 abuse by corruption Of its purity when bad
men ana pad public measures Praised aud he
vtbnatey a,t;taentsd" -Jony,aal - :"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

"a JzfuIfsS q y.
n ket SQUARED have Just received
Bef1ceen a and 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising one of the largest most general and de-
sirable stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever offer
ed for sale A more particular advertisement will
appear in few days. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

Tickets $40. Iralvess, Quarters 50, Eghths %.
FIR sale in variety of numbers, NJ p. CIfCBB'Si
Ever Fortunate Office, 759 main street.
lure I9-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
TANNERS OIL, PAPER. 6.r.

Z I4'I' I1IHN viz 7 III IlFNT W
landing for Sale
n m Rbls tanners oil
~ Zoo rcams wrapping paper
III Store,
so cssty cut nails an sizes
80 hhds W. India Moasscs
100 bbls country Gin and nun
Mandy, Antigua rim. Jamaica DO -,.f
Mess and prime pork. 81 CTrn & ~ T. s1Eays
Window claSs whhe lad
Slack & 5uWn palne lamp ~, s1af
Candies, shot asSoued, gUrposdef
Chairs, wines Sc. ne
j,tgc u.s. DAVENPORT. AiLFF Z 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

II. CIUBB'S OFFICE,
Ioru JUNE, 1929.
Nos. drawn IN tie Washington Ciy, No. 10.
%, Is, %, IL, IS, IG, 40, 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

&c. &c. &c.
Tickets TO- Halves 5, Quarters 80. EightlIs 25.
For safe at the Bookstore Of
june II ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

Itkcts arc only g. Tor sale M o Vaficty
numbers, hytic package or single, at MY Office.
iunc 10 ~. PE,i9.H4N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
TRUST SALE.

Sale by D.; ESPoRr, Aufy & Co Ancts
ny direction nj Mr. Alex Haan the proprietor ~ the o,ls
isd part offhe lot above mentioned shan sell the rh,s ~
SAID LOT Of land or which Third par Mr. y. Hallam VIII CON.
yey his tile TO the purchaser. -
June Eli DAVENPORT. ALIEN & Co auer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

I"ntemps@'e Editors OF the I.ynchburg VIZ
gilman, by tho express direction of the Postmaster
General, have been deprived Of the advertising of
dead letters in the Iynchburg Post Office! And we
observe, that tho deputy shoemaker to the Custom
iiouse At Boston has been renoced, Dlost magnani-
NOUS Hero. We congratulate the Editors of the Vr-
ginian on this evidence of the resentment of tho Pow
crs ut Washington. Now may they feel satisfied
ihut they have done their duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

SEGARS.-5O,00O good common Seass:
- viii be sold low BY wholesale
JUG :. Jas WLtSzC,N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

8 "tlE nSt' has head" &C.
.The Je0ersoninu Bcpbca' dppoinc Printer Of TIE *,
Of he,crs remaining in the Lychbug Pos, tce the exp
s1 Of each quarter of tie year. "Thc Lynchurg Virs
mas rernored %
the reader will he surprised TO hear that this
pltiful act.-pitiful. even when tue source whence
II comes is known,--is not attributable to the
Postmaster here. (who. We shall, when we have
more leisure, show, could only have done it legally
hut by that corrupt band of e-sdy made Statesmen
who have got into Office, Heaven knows hon. but by
the delusion OF the people, and ,rhe,ejore bnt to
scourge them Postmaster General Barry affixed his
sign manual to this highly important Decree by which
WE were deprived of the magnificent sum of about
SIXTEEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM! We
would not have the reader think that we complain of
THIS transfer so far personal interests are in
volved. The thing is too puhry for that. We have
no room for farther remarks TO day. and we there
fore close with the following remarks from cores
pondeut, whose concluding suggestion we p,,rtcu-
larry commend 10 the attention OF the "YarV
To EDirous
Gentlemen hear that the good work of reform Is r,rres.
sing. though soui, in the Od Dominion" Il ascea;ncd
that the Post Macr in Lypc!bure has Instructions 4.
Withdraw his printing tho advertising dead lees) from the
Nfriuian hope the benevocnce Of "7oriss las Duff
Geen's correspondent in this place the friends OF the late
the eevnary pressure which result from this alien
alton OF the post eflce Im'ron@geor have understood it
neaby equal To si1trR dhhrs q year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

Mn. EprroR-Allow me to call the attent Tor
Of the friends Of the poor to an Advertisement,
which appeared in your paper, inserted by the
Managers Of The House of Industry.
II is obvious thar a scheme which is calcu-
latec at once TO relieve the necessities # the
poor, and preserve them from idleness. he pa
ZEN, Of vice, is one which ough, to NEE, The
appreciation and support Of every phiiaa.hro,
pist.
Such i, the nature Of the plan which has
been adopted by The ladies Of his city, 10 m, e,
The necessities Of The indigent during the ap>
preaching Win,e'; Which, If IL bears = compa
risoh with the last, will wiring many widows
heart, and draw forth many an infants cry for
bread, unless efficient aid csL be oh, aimed.
1t 10 highly gratifying to see tina, AN Insri-
tuition Of his kind has been carried into sue.
eessful operation. Liberal, however, as have
b.en the voluntary contributions Of our ci liz rs
towards ta~ organization Of he House Of To-
dustry, and interchangeable as have been the ex,
ertlons Of those who have given to it their time
ana assiduous attention, i, is evident 'bs, il
cannot BE- carried on with efficiency unIess the
articles made can End purchasers. We would,
ther-f fore. suggest TO the heads Of families that
they may render an essential service to the
Door thropg, this MEDIUM, without any sacri,
dc 10 themselves. Tha, the articles deposited
for sale a, Mr.. Nuts and Mr.. Norri.'s in
Prince street are put Al low prices, We have No
doubt: that they are faithfully made, We are
assured, from the attention given BY the Board
A FRIEND TO THE POOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Thomas King.
NJ HRCHAMT TAILOR,

g TILL continues carry on The above business in
- all its branches, at his old stand, next door to MIR
John Corses Lottery Office, and is thankful to his
friends and the public in general for past vors and
hopes by strict attention to his BUSINESS thew win con.
tinue their patronage towards him. He has just re.
ceiveda fresh supply of
Fashionable Fall Goods,
and will be able to supply all orders in his line of bust.
ness at the shortest notice. lie has hand all sorts Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will also make up, any fashion that may be re.
quested by his customers and on the most
terms, for cash.
Also for Sale,
Ladies' camblet cloaks; Bombasette do: and
Cloth made up in the latest fashions.
.aho,
A variety Of cheap PLATO CLOAKs.
He il happy to uiorm his customer. that he has re.
eeived the latest FALL 8 WINTER FASHIONS,
from New York. nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
COMMUNICATIONS.

Mn. SNowDEN: In you" paper OF he sih int.
has appeared piece, taken from The Boston
Palladium, headed Mount Vernon" which,
although evidently dictated by feelings Of re.
spect and yeneration for the memory Of Genes
raj Washington, and kind considerations for
The family in general. is replete with errors
some of which i, is incumbent on one who i,
we'll acquainted with the sentiments Of the re-
vered Judge Washing on, and all he members
Of the family who are now interested in his es-
correct and make known to the public; which,
But for the publication alluded -te, would re-
main in their bosoms. Judge Washington ne
yer expressed desire tina, Congress should
make public or government property Of Mount
Vernon, whatever nigh, have been hi, willing
ness TO such q measure. a proper delcacy,
urged by certain acts Of public neglect, to The
memory Of General Washington, would have
forbid such course; and his remains, while
they will continue under the constant, wa;chfui,
csssble to the pilgrims visit and his de. o,ional
tear. Nor is there the least dread entertained
by any member Of the family, that the dear sa-
cred remains Of The Father Of his Country will
ever be "sold and exhibited as public show"
OF the hallowed $40, that was The abode Of tina,
Industrious man, be the house Of revelry and de,
baucb, so long as one Of the name is in exist.
ence. tits to be regretted tina, such . senti>
men, should ever have been felt, and have
found i,s way into an American print.
] am, sir, respec:fully yours, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

such On in inference can be a,.
contrary, IL has late been the prioc;n,,o 20 Tie
IL all our legislative assemblies IN . p'' object
rights, and extend he privilege, of "ee The
Of their fellow ciizens. They would d s''
the Christian religion, the pillar ,hs, .u.'a ioy
moral obligation, the ligh, Of IN. bli"a ' 10
solace Of the afflicted, the only hone n,," u 'as
The human heart which carries il ,r;"m' a 10
beyond the pale Of this, at best. bu, NV;
existence, and in its stead would ,"h. .la''e
misrule and confusion. 10 terminate in .',ls
but the hope Of annihila,ian. 1'n'hg
Your COMMITTEE view this inlerc.,.,
indignation, and in that spirit would ,sa,. viii
dignant, that the sancity Of a Soc;r,v H.
Iished exclusively for purposes Of chs, , ."a0'
the cultivation Of good feelings smone "a, a"t
bers OF the same profession, should be- h, ",H'
i"'o under such insolen, ;prcten.ion, ,nS S1s
dienan, as fieemen that the insriu,;o,, -
land should be falsi6ed. Indus ry is ne, an ~ w
trcled. not despised, nor deprived of II, ; ""r''
ward; II is no, true, that there is no ,v,,.
education in this republic beGtrinp ,srn",
il is not rue, that there are 10 scbco,. nN
from sec,arian influence, or thar IN. NM, y"
denied educaiion.-lhe Mechanics S,ho,'"'
free from srctarian influence; i, wa, ,on,.,
and is susia aimed by mechanic. and so'r 0
men, and he poor are educated era,ui,rn,i,
capable ofbeing enlarged to sui, any ,me,.,.
CIV, on he Same principles that now Susan
il has no. coled for be sacrifice Of anv m,',,
virtue II has not iBtima,ed he oec.,.,r.,4
a revolution" il stands a r,onumepr Of rs,.
10 its founders. a blessing 10 their Off"
branding with f4l,shood the declaratS, y
these pre'enders.
What rIgh' has been invaded, suppr.,,.6 =,
molr,Ied! We know Of none, ex,rp, ,hs ~.
tu'al right wifi h quiet, ,alisii,G, in,rD;p,.,
ard tree community ought To exerris. in d,
fencing such mi,ch ef makers. % n. law,
BIT ar heavily and unequa!Iy on any class Of ii.
liz ms! Let them so represent i, 10 their mi.
ers, whom they assist % place in power AM
they will er listened 10. and their srievaur.
redressed; il is their right 10 b. heard.-,ht
right has never been denied to any class Of chi,
zens.
Your Committee refrain from entering IN,
any fsrIher argument on this subject; our who,
feelings relax into ply and conlrmp, Tor ,b..
prrtend"rs, when we see them hanging 10 h,
skirts of a jeIuGed woman.
We would say, by way Of conc lusion, to RO
bert Dale Owen, tina, the Object, charsrr,
and intentions" Of this Society, .re entire, n
vlriance with his views; we ,rus' tina, il, men.
bers will never depar, so far firm is Object
TO lend ir aid in promoting The visionary
.cbrMes Of his assoeia'es; and although the,
- working men," they hope to be alw.v
found lsboring in better company than viii
those who would destroy the dearest Of al w.
cisi ties. and the hope Of the grra, rew,rda
the good and faithful servant"
ADO CHANULER,1
w. E. DEAN, SCemmi,m
ID n. REINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

Mn. EpIroR: I understand that a petition
osoinst Sunday Mails, is in course OF eircu>
is,ion through town for signatures. As be-
lieve that, nine -,en,hs Of our ci'izens are op'
posed 10 Government, interfering IN this mat
ter, and that the soppage Of the Mail one day
IN the week would be hurt 10 our Mercantile
trade, would suggest the propriey OF geuiog
up petition, advocating the principles OF Gel.
Jnu..ox'. renoy,. A. B. Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
SELECTED POETRY.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON


BIZ N. p. Virus.
I love to look on a scene like this,
OF wild and careless play,
And persuade myself that am not old,
And my locks are not yet gray.
For il stirs the blood in an old mans heart,
And make his pulses fly,
To catch the thrill Of happy voice,
And the light Of pleasant eye.
have walked the world for fourseore years.
And they say that am old,
And my heart is ripe for the reaper. Death,
And my wears are well nigh told.
Il 10 very true--it is very true
Pm old. and 81 bide my time
Bnt my heart will leap at scene like this.
And half renew my prime.
Play on play on, am with you there,
In the midst Of your merry ring;
| can feel the thrill of the daring jump.
And the rush of the bresthless swing.
hide with you in the fragrant hay,
And whoop the smothered call,
And my feet slip up on the reedy floor.
And care not for the fall.
am willing to die when my time shall come.
And ] shall be glad to 60,
For the world at best is q weary place,
And my pulse is getting low.
But the grave is dark and the heart viii fail,
In tresding its gloomy way,
And It wiies m, heart from its dreariness.
To see the young so gay.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Cash for Negroes.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, Of both sexes. from 1910 25y'n
Of age, field hands also, mechanics of every dexrF'
ton; Persons wishing to sell 'uld do well, Olr.H
call, A. We are determined TO We higher pree'iG
slave. than any purchaser who is now or ma! behe':
after in this market
Any communication in writing will be promptly q
tended 10. We can at all times be found at ourTt'
dence, vest end of Duke street, Alexandria. y. C.
dec II RANKIN 4 ARNT!flD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Fall Goods.

ny the ships Virginia and Boston from Rngl''
ID and BY other late arrivals, We have received
3 or 400 packages Seasonath Dry Coca
all Of which were purchased with great care, tor GU
and which are offered for sale on the best terms.
oct n JOSEPH JANhEYkC &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Notice,
Marine Insurance Company Of A

t6TQndrlG.
YVHE holders of Stock in this institution are her.,
l. informed. that an election will be held at th,r
Office. on friday, III. 18th day Of January nt1, fra
ten till two O'Clock, for fifteen Directors to serve
one year thence ensuing. J. b. NICHOLS,
Secretarr
The transfer-book will be closed, from 2 O'Clock d
Monday the 18th day Of January preceding, unil'h
election is over. dec 8-2swsd Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
AiverpOM Salt.
0S0O bushels Liverpool coarse Z For, ,,.
S.NbU 1000 sacks fine salt tut sac ~ =
dec III w. FOWLE & Co.

OH.
q hhds pale winter pressed
- terces TAIL do New Bedford
hid and half summer
2 bbls refined whale
do common do. For sale.
THOS. VOWEL
In Sfore,
New York City Inspection prime pork
Mess beef candles, mould and sperm.
Common and fine salt; plaster, &c. &c. decy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
addIe, Harness, & Trunk Business
,1ky . n TnTyy 1hTHkA

Saddle, Harness, + Trunk Buslne"
IN NIL IT'S HaRIOUS BRsNCHEA :,
He tenders his grateful Ackno~ edgements 70 -
friends aud the public, for the distinguished l'''"s
he has received from them, and begs leave 10 iS| y,
them, that with the aid of the best workmen M !,
ample supply Of the most choice materials, ne v.
able to render entire satisfaction to those who may
to favor him with their business either by oFde'
sonsl application. ..,otc
He has on hand at this time. and will continue
large assortment Of the following articles, ""O'
and retail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles best quality, stuff asPs
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common .,;,l.
Plated and steel-bitted brides, Of various k'h"'
Plated and steel.mounted martingales
Saddle bags of the latest fashion, and cornn'''
yelisses and carpet travelling bags
Platedmounted carriage harness
,.. Do ;.,,,. :, gig os ,,.d s natI harness
Plated, brass, and japanned mounted csr'o' .
Wagon. cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters .e
And also general assortment 1,
Ele4ant Hard Leather Travelling 1r'"'
And great variety Of ,,,,,,ps
THE BEST GIG u RiDiH0 "N
Plated steel and brass spur ,.,,,,o,
Plated steel and brass birdie bits and '"'f
SaddIetrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers -. snde.
Old saddles neatly covered with hoS' 0u'-
skin, and quilted af shortest notice. ,,.. ,e,srr
Old saddles, harness, and trunks Of al I'''''
II the shortest notice. v.csAsT
nov II MH"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company
TIME stockholders in this institution have declared
Il dividend Of four per cent on the capital stock.
able to them their legal representatives the
lst December next.
BY order Of the Board:
A. GIBSON,
Treasurer Of Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company,
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Notice.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs hi, fnent' u
l. the public that he carries on, at his old stand 0
SIDE Of king.s,r nearly opposite the Aeen'"'
Rank. Alexandra, the