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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-15

y ANDOLPHS REPORTS, YoL 9th. OF Cases
argued and determined in the Court OF Appeals
Of Virginia; just published
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters
Journals OF the Conventions of 1856 and 1919
Journals of the Senate and House of Deleoates of
Virginia from 1875 to $780, inclusive
fleming Stntutcs at Large, and
The New Maps of Virginia,
Al appropriated to increase the Public Library of
the state may be had of the subscriber at the Cant
tol, IN the city Of Richmond upon the lowest terms
WIN. Fl. RICHARDSON, CPk Council
oct eff and Y;i,r.r;n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
MEETING OF THE People

The cniSens of Richmond respectfully invited
to assemble IN the Hall of the House of DELEGATES on
the evening of Monday the 10th inst. at o'clock r.
M for the purpose of nominating four suitable free
holders OF this senatorial district, to represent them
IN the convention to be held in October next. an
citizens who are inclined to free exercise of their
own Judgments in this important concern. un;niuen-
ced by the dictation of Others are invited TO attend
and participate freely in the proceedings of the meet
ing MANY FREEUOI.nEPS
The names of the freeholders calling the above
meeting, are left with the Editors.
n. r. Although freehoders and non frecholdors
are ndiscrmlnaiey invited to attend those who cali
the above meeting, do not mean thereby to recoo-
ME the right otthe latter for to gativc m of voting
Tor members OF conventions but in primary meeting
Tor s" important an object 1t is thought right that ali
citizens should be permitted TO share in it's dclber-
aions. - 1900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

Stepl.enson he L.o,lioa Bonksr.--1'he Savannah,
suspected that the two individuals who arrived AZ
this port in the hingston, from Liverpool, and who
came on board from the Welsh coast. with only tray
cling bags OF clothing, the identical fueitiyes,
STEPHENSON and LLOYD, whose allceed frauds
has excited much CONSERVATION in Tho u,on;ed
world ofLondon. The description given of the for
MGR, exactly corresponds with the appearance of the
person alluded 70; and indeed from many other cir
cumstances. which we might detail, we entertain lit
tie doubt Of their identity"
In addition to the above, learn letter has been
III TINS city from gentleman in Savannah stating the writer
having oeen IN company WIN the persons supposed 10 be Ste
Phenson and hrs Clerk at public table, and tha, these s
lecied individuals were at ihc time exchang large ,an
of SoyeIeigus and Douboons. CIa,I,.sSe,4 O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig John Adams, Thing, from New Orleans, via Norfolk
with sugar and brandy w Gila and Anderson Carl
& ~ ~
Scir Effort Bel, days from New YORK. With srndries 10
CTanniss, Son Brothers, g. Myers ir Perkins e Iar
ais, ii Mitchell, Nash Sullivan Mcdonald II Nel.
son, W q ID Kyle \ oaI NJ Weaver Hall a. Moore, Trypin,
MsfShdoe, OTIS Dunlop & co, w x Crane, Custnan *
Andrew, Hubbard Gardner Raymond d Brothers X Smith
Parker, w Ford Tompkins Davenport Allen & co, chi
Mitchell, Puiney, & Wurwick Rogers & Harrison and
to order sailed IN company with schrs Washington ana
Chesterheld Passed in the river brig from Oeans and
sloon Lady Washington from New York, bound up
Schr Mercy, - from Providence. V ih si,nIries % l.
Webb s. CO. and Cunningham & Anderson
schr heny, Priche,i, from New Point Comfort with wood
Schr Gen Washington JelIes, from y. York with ballast
soop Lady Washington soner from New York with sun
dIics, to Anderson, GaIh CO, Workman g. McCirdc Nj
Hpllns, and w Dunn ~ Az
SlooP Cterub, Burk, from Baltimore with sun,lries
Sloop Logan, - from York Tiver with corn to L Webb
& CO. W.
SAILED,
Sctr. Alias, Ireland, for New York. with coal.
Schr. Chariot, Smith, lor New York with coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
A CARD-TO THE PUBLIC.

MIR GEORGE PARk RICHARDSON states IN your parrr
lVl ofthc 18th ofs month that his business was neglected
and abus, by assert, II is gross aiSchOod aud dec
Inn 10 Jv0re a. In respect engagements Stars and others
had ful powcrlet him rcitc il II nc can Ills assertion,
about proposing TO the company 20 Norfolk Is likewise
false there are certain must be Poid there before ~ can
obtain The Theac He asks, why have abandoned the com
pary and played for their bcnchtAm bound 10 make
up MS neglect and abuses II IS sufficient to bear my own Ia
respect To Mr. hine he had promised 20 engage him for few
nights IN the oason and my being deprived coming on
the means OF procuring him, much less exPecc Could he
have obtained any person to have filed situation, no woald
not nave waited for me; 50 that his mark Of warmins the
serpent INTO life TO sting him" Is NE hss rGgW AID hippo
tent Why does Mr. Richardson make the report Of the
committee, he promised TO give the public agrce with him.
'among his tcowoiHens he Is fearless Of MIR us efforts
inurc hi-fe, Ne IS weN ylown 70 them already, and
leave him 10 his fate, think him worthy Of further couo-
versy. }. HERBERT.
mar 10 q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
TRUST SALE

IN, virtue of a deed of trust, executed by James
and of record in the Office of the comfy cont ~
Henrco. the subscribers trustees will on the fore
noon of Thursday the 9Th day of this present month
sell at auction on the premises, the brick dwelling
mouse ana appurtenances on the north side of Cary
or u street, next below the lumbcr-house Of M;
William Gilhatt This property extends on the street
500 feet, and Its boundary back from the street viii
be shown on the day of sale. BY the tenor of the
deed OF trust, the property to be sold ON credit
but Mr. Brown consents that it shall be sold for cash
and to evidence that consent he win ion the trus,
tees in deed to the purchaser it will therefo,o he
sold Tor cash. CHARLES COPELAND.
mar CHARLES 7 McMrrDno :,
The lower story of the house is well calculated for
commission busness-the second story is divided into
three rooms and large closetand the ATTIC story or
garrett is divided INTO four rooms and closet The
mar lit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

IL virtue of a Deed of Trust from Thomas Pol
- hing and Sarah his wife, dated the nth dav 6r
November, 1928, and Of record in the county court
OF Henrico and county court of Mecklenburo. we
shall on the first day of April next proceed to sell at
public auction, before the Union Hotel in the civ
OF Richmond, the following property viz: One lot df
land lying IN the county of Henrico near the citv of
Richmond, containing half acre and bounded IN
part by the intersection of and 32d streets: nso
one other lot in the city of Richmond, contalnipp
forty-ve feet Poplar street, also one other LOT or
parcel ofland. at Marion Ill., containing four acres.
also one other lot parcel of land in the county 81
Henrico, adjoining the lands of John New and others
containing four acres, with its improvements consists
ing OF dwelling house, &c.; also one other LOT IN
the city OF Richmond, the corner of + and soth
streets, containing forty-four feet frt And on the
goth day of April next if previously disposed of
at private sale. we shall proceed to sell at pubir
auction at Mccklenburg Courthouse (it being con1f
day the following tract oflaDd lying in the county
OF Mccklenburg containing SEQ acres more or less
being the same tract of land ccnveyed by Peter Irh
to Richard Hazlewood and John Bucinell. and IL
them to Thomas Pulling. -
ORRIN WILLIAMS
JOHN A. LANCASTER, AlusteeS~
N. B.-Al persons having claims against Thomas
Pulling are requested to bring them forward and
sign release within six months from the 17tb da,-
OF November, 1928, they viii be debarred from the
privileges OF the above deed of trust.
.. WILLIAMS,
mar S--S6t j. A. LANCASTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
The following elegant and highly poetical lines. we
extract from Tic Feb. No. Of Mrs IIala,s Mara inc

C following elegant and highly poctical lines. we
ct from the Feb. No. Of Mrs. Hale's Marazfne.
T.. b. G..
saw her in her youthful grace,
She seemed like one not born to dic.
For hope was i'll her radiant face,
And rapture sparkled in her eye.
Her voice yet fingers in my car,
Now warmly gushing, full and free.
Now gently flowing, calm and clear,
AS music OIL the silent sea.
How high her beautiful disdain
Would rise at some ungencrous decd.
How soon at sight of human pain.
Her quick and tender heart would bleed.
The changes DER her brow came fast
AS colors on the seraphs WING;
Nor ever from her spirit passed
Inc glory Other opening spring,
saw her whom the robes of death
We're lightly folded round her form,
And leaned TO hear some lingering breath,
To learn if still the heart were warm.
The morning light was DER her spread,
And all was lfc-likc in it, glow;
AS gllstenlng in the eastern red
The frozen fountain seems TO now.
This is doa,h's mcrcv--thus he throws
"A living culm--a thoughtful shade
y mourniul beauty Of rcpoeo
found the dark ruin lac hath made
Bui when the snowy hand pressed,
and iclt the deep mysterious chill,
" flashed conviction to my breast,
Ana all my busy hopes wore still.
sec her yct--shc cannot die,
hon evening brings the pcnsiyo hour,
And day hath closed its weary eye,
ono comes upon my heart with power.
And spreads through all my troubled breast
The spirit Of immortal dreams
That gid the drcary hours of rcst
And fleet not when the morning beams.
see her yeti sec her now
a tenant Of the brightest sky,
Where sorrow never clouds tho brow
And tears are strangers to The eve:
sec her standing with the best
And now her heavenly years begin,
My weary heart rctircs to rest
And nlourns not for what once has been.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
FIRST Periodical Sale of -
Don1INEs j.: 000bs

DY order Of the Manufactnrcrs 70 c,r....
- Thursday the second day Of Anr;I ~ M s, On
OF SPohord, Iileston g. Co. i49 Water street s,S
continue from day to day until every article on the
Tered, consisting of the following artic,es
6 6OOTS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, COTTON
.: L; d. Co. intend to have package sales of Do.
snestc manufactures IN the months of April and
seasons for business in the Spring and Fall Goods
WIZ De received for the first sale until the eeth insr
and liberal advances liade. 90. = : 80 ''''
Catalogues will be ready and the goods arranged
Tor examination two days previous to the SALE
Al. HOFFMAN & SONS, Auctioneers.
I'M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
@tectto1I &aIea.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP a. co

BY OTIS, DUNLOP a. Co : :
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 18th inst. at 10 o'c,oce, ain \.
sold at our auction store "'"i" oo
20 Hhds Muscoyado sugar
90 bags prime green coffee
10 hhds Philadelphia whskev
do Antigua rum $3.50
pipes Holland gin
8 do French brandy
10 bags pepper
10 kegs fotant indigo
100 boxes soap
10 do candles 80 M
10 chests gunpowder ten
20 bbls gin
10 boxes blueinc go
~ 9bis winter strained lamp oil, sc. &C..
moi - o. d. & co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

DIED, on Tuesday morning, Arrnsn wurary Cav. IL
months old, OF James Gray. Tho friends and aconain
snoes o e parents Of the deceased invited attend the
incal NJ the house of Jane rav this wcrnrc ~ ~ o'c
without further uoiiec ~"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

besides $500 90, so, 20, CO. 80, 40, So 20, &C. &C.
Whole tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 90, Fights
I 25.
All orders post paid promptly attended to, and in
all cases the original tickets will be sent. Send your
orders to the Managers office.
mar ~ YATES g. MINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

" Hocat and h,stru1seafaI M,ksic.
NJ iSS GEORGE most respectfully insorms tho
Ivl Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond tia, !,
never was her intention of giving the same ners,r.
nance second time, she therefore beps leave =, s,
her Farewell CONCERT win take place At tIs
Eagle Hotel Assembly Room, on THIS EYE.NIN1;,
March IL. 70
. PART FIRST.
Song-aliss George, Hours of Sorrow, Rossin;
baliad-Mrs. Gill, have Fruit, have Flowers.
~ =. Wdde
D1ett--Miss George and Mrs. Gill, Home, Sweet
I,aSon MI. c. Bishop
Nomemi Jento, with variations by herself
. accompanied on the Guitar by Mr.. Andre.
Song--Mrs. Gill, What Gun poor Maiden do Horn
'lolin SoiC-Mr. Parnell, in which he will in.
troduce several popular Airs, accompanied
. by Dir. Andre On the Guitar.
Song-Mss George, Bid me Discourse. Bishoo
90 PART SECOND.
Song--Miss George. Sweet Echo, accomuu-
MED On the Flute by Mr.. Sully
ballad--Mrs. Gill; the Arab Maid accornpa
=, MED ON the Guitar by Mr. Andre.
SSong-Miss George. I've been Roaming, Horn
Duett-Miss George and Mrs. Gill, TO Dis
Crsnd i L Isni;n A.. Bishop
clio.
Violin Obligato-By Mr. Parnell.
ty Page, R;ssoo
Scotch Air-sIiss George, The Bonnie
Breast Knots, s;,cy,;,
oy particular request, Miss George will re-
peat the song of the Soldier Tired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

through the L0scey LorfS.
March 9-ll hhds tobacco, ell brs -four Is bus wheat
fierce tobacco, empty boats, suu II boats coal boats
782 bus. coal -'
SRcn l0-65hhds tobacco, iS9 rls -four is bus wheat,
IL tons bar non, toms pig metal 1000 plank - bales
enP bags feathers tks butter wood 800 kee
poles $50 los mis- art 27boOis II coal boats 1908 bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
NEW YORK MARKEr Nal

IOI'IN 4, I.
Flour and .ai Purchasers do not conc lya 10 much
extent at the prices demanded and holders generally appear
determined 10 wait further adyces from Europe before acceas
To reduction. We have notice sales of about $50 barrels
BALTIMORE Howard street at 20 p equal davs credit 500
bbls Richmond country 81 81 ID days and some esi.
ern canal at So for common 10 SO 81 IL for fancy brands
cheons Corn Meal al SIS on time. F
SaHSaes have been made since last cargo 5000
sacks Liverpool blown al about s. 20 per sack.
PHILADELPHIA, March Z
Flour aud RaE-ITansaciions in Flour have been SMALL
500 bbls Superhne about SO, about b on the aet
and 200 bLs Virginia 81 70 been ken for
export; sales from wagons steady at 81 IS.
WtiskeC Continues steady former quotations from store
q cts IN hids 70 cents in bs; wa ions - a "a cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
80, 9, SO, 6, II. 10
THIS DAY.

'HhiE Maine State Lottery, Class No. II, viii be
drawn, and some Of the following handsome pri-
1cs VIII De distributed in this city III probability
4j Numbers Drawn Ballots
SCHEME
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
,CIIEAIE.

Besides great number Of smaller prizes
Whole tickets g, halves 81 80, quarters Is.
For sale IN variety ofnumbcrs, ot
mar II y. CHUBBS LucAy Ofice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

N EMoVAL.---The subscriber respectfully in
- forms his friends and the public, that he has
removed to the Store lately occupied bv Mr.. John
Shore, doors above the United States Bank, where
he intends keeping general assortment of PRIME
GROCERIES, which he will sell on accommodate
ing terms. John WISE
marchI0 &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

annual Meeting Of the Bible Society of Ia.
ESOLVED, That the sixteenth anniversary
~ meeting Of the Bible Society of Virginia, be
heid IN Trinity Church, in this city. the first Tues
day (1th) IN April next at the hour of o'clock A.
NJ. and that the Recording Secretary give public
notice OF the same, and invite Auxiliary Societies to
send delegates to said meeting.
Extract from minutes Of Sd Feb, 1929.
JAMES GRAY, Recording Secretary
~ Bible Societies throughout the State will confer
favor by communicating such information as they
may deem useful and Auxiliary Societies are oartic-
ud requested to make up and forward their reports
10 the Rev. stephen Taylor, corresponding secretary,
on or before the first Tuesday in March next
Feb 6 JAMES GRAY Rec,po Soc,r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

y JoB rRINPiNG c'ecu'ed q 'tc Wig cFcc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

90 Boxes low priced loaf sugar, received per schr.
Plutarch sale Nv
mar 81 y TlMBERLARE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
DRAINING.
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery Extra Class No J.
81, o, 80, 6, H., IL.

'E'HE following were the numbers drawn in the
Delaware and s. Carolina, No. 4, Extra.
80, o, So, 6, IL, -
Holders of prizes invited to call and renew
them IN the above handsome scheme at
mar II p. CHUBB'S Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
CenrmlerrlaI lscror0.
DATES or LATE,T AnvtcrI

Wander Of Boats and dD.osuA Of produce passed o,o1
through the Lorey Locks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

Our last London dates says the N. Yo,L lam,
nal OF Commerce, ore only to Jan. 7th-Liyerpool
10 the 8th-Paris To the 5ih-and IIavre to the 7th
/" are therefore two months in arrears. both in re-
gard TO French and English news. Further aiyices
are awaited with considerable interest. AI,rg. mn
oeF oil vessels are now. out, which have been long
enough on their passage to have arrived in fyora
bic time, and are expected daily.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

FINALE.
W Tickets 81 each, to be had at Mr. Becks Con-
dictionary, and at the Bar of the EARLE, only.
,r The doors will be opened at half past a o'clock
10 begin at O'Clock precisely mar 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
TIE HORSE.

we cannot DO greater service than by aiding 70
correct some Of the relative TO the care and
treatment of this invaluable animal. This il the
attempt OF the following extract, which is taken from
inc ~. E Farmer; We commend To tho ttention of
every who owns, or is ever likely to own horse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

Sclr Alias, Ireland, for New York, with coal
Schr Chariot, Smith, iog New York, with coal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-03
(To be continued. J

We have before US. says The Na'loDa' Va
ze,te, letters from Vera Cruz down 10 me 1','
ult. and from the Mexican capital to the ''',
the latest dates. It's announced 10 them '0''
mere ntile confidence was sGgaly re''las'
tina. the law Of expulsion (of all the Sp'a'''Op
was still under consideration in the Me1'''
Congress, but no doubt was entertained o. w.
accomplishment Of the measure in one m0u' "
other; that The financial condition OF the ~
eminent was wre,ched; that the two hou'e' u
the legislature were in favor OF la" Of ln0'"
nifty for the losses which individuals suffered "
the piIIage Of the metropolis. The first 0'Jee'
of the Treasury Department was TO pay ~
military; it was apprehended that ere long, NV
ney could not be had to discharge the sa'''''
OF the civil functionaries.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-03
SOuD House..

nWiNG to the comforts which have hitherto been
~ experienced to result from the soup establish
and to the continued inclemency of the weather. 4
has been though. advisable to resume its operations
for the benefit OF the poor, whose necessities A. sh,
time call loudly for the charities of the pubc.-Soup
will be given out this day from II till O'Clock. Iii
donations either in vegetables, meat. wood meal or
thing calculated to alleviate the diStresses Of the in
digent, will be received at the Soup House, whence
it will be dispensed to the best advantage.
feb ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-03
For Che Phen,x Gazette
A REPLY TO MADISON.

FELLOW CITIZENS: The time is TOO short 10
admit of an extended reply to every argument,
and every sophism, in the piece under the ..
bove signature; but justice requires that some
thing should be said.
In the first place, then, would correct mis-
take Of Madison: aod it is one which proves
that he has paid very little attention to the SUBJ
ject on which he has so freely expressed him.
self-st least, it evinces very little acquaintance
with the opinions and writings Of those who
advocate the observance of the Sabbath. He
says: /" II is not pretended by the most inteli-
gent writers 90 the subject, that there is any
Divine Latc for the observance Of Sunday as a
day Of rest" 1t is certain that all Christians,
who maintain the obligation of the Decalogue,
maintain the obligation of the Sabbath; for one
of the ten parts into which that document is
divided, relates expressly to this subject: Re
member the Sabbath day to keep it ho!y.-Six
DAYS shalt thou labor Sc. Madison, perhaps,
would say tina, the New Testament abrogaies
this, along with the other parts of the Jewish
Law. Blu, Christ declares, that He came not
to destroy the Law, but to fulfil it, And St.
Paul says: DO we make void the law by Faith?
God forbid. Yea, we establish the Law The
moral Law Of the Decaiogue IS, doubtless, refer
red TO in both these PLACES: because, after the
Christian Dispensa,ion vas Introduced, the A.
postles maintained that the Ceremonial Law, or
an that was peculiar to The Jewish Dispe lsa-
ton, was no longer binding upon the Christian
Church; while they maintained every part Of
the moral Law, as being of perpetual obiea-
ton. srhe change which took place from the
seventh TO the FIRST day Of the week, did no, af.
feet tho main question respecting the apPro-
pr,a,ion of one-seven,h = art Of our time to re-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-03
CENTRAL AMERICA.

We learn from Mr.. Lanson, who arrived u'''
on Tuesday last, in the Sloo? Congress- W.
the civil war, which for these six years ps' ~.
been raging in this Republic, cont'n0ea'
the Province Of Nicaragua, aeounter re'0'' ~.
had broken out. Gen. Serda, and most ~ -. m
officers commanding had been arfe''sa w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-03

The facts having been proved at great length,
so as to put an end 10 all doubts as to the guilt
Of Burke, and the trial having lasted all the
night, as well as all day, the jury was charged
by the Lord Justice Clerk at o'clock on
Thursday morning. At half past 9 the jury
retired, and after an absence Of so minutes, re.
turned a verdict, finding VIM. Burke guilty OF
the charge, and in regard 20 Helen M'Dougal,
found the charge not Proved
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-03
To Rent,
Rent
For Rent.

.ssz.s wish TO rent for he present year.
MI the tobacco factory on Washington-street
EsaS; near the sugar house. lately occupied by To-
$3.50 nathan C. May. The house is well caicui.t.
ed for mechanic of any kind also wish to rent the
lce-House in Hallowell's yard, and a large Smoke
House on Prnce.street, lately occupied by Luther
Chamberlain. Possession will be given Immediately.
Jan 81 ELIZA T. HOOP