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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

"iFonde and Lot and Garcnue, Eycs as deg T. Iat)
proposes 10 the cultivation OF the Ape
VINE M tic United States, Subscription which IS now omen
Mr A. l. VIII engage furnish Subscribers with their iane
me boots before the first Of .NGch and ~ arc, n EN- @
OF expense t. tie different cites subscription lists slr5C
have been opened Tire Roots viii he three wears old and WIN
ot cohsdeIaHe 'i the second year om the time Of thor
,tn- planted They VIII bc carefully cassed packed ia
HoSes with OF the original soil in which they have BEEN
ai,eo winch viii greatly facilitate tie thriving OF the Roofs
Orders viii be Prcay attended TO- the Subscribers lryi-
3ts ue quanes and species OF the Grape Vine Roots they
M' 10 rave hey vi" esaEe to pay for 1000 Roots more,
c o 10 cents and p cents per Root for less than so Roofs
oaE ro Years cd shall he paid for rate of cents ca
M ~ @" mere l't cents for less than 1000 and 10 for
Iaymcut be made on delivery Of the Roots Letter, no,
& Subscription Lists ororCd Nee YORK. with Al
T6onse IouhaL G5 Wailstrcct; Boston, r. Copeland nm
iba'g, r MMclael Ptiiqdoptia an Amiuse. BoIs5,ore
Davenport Alien Co. Srb I i.n'" s, s,,o h'Trmae,
Go. -''-
Nh A. Loru,r'. BOOK on the Culture of the Crane Vine aud
on the Making Vine, may at the principal BooE
S'lcs OF the United States and ms Agent. viii furnish teu
Catalogue ef Grape Jse Roc,s Hot Mr. Gors,r proposes 10
Import
The following SPECIES selected as the best the choice Of
Tabt G.yapc, ar for noEng Sr,sf Uias-w urr-I, All
3 DO Melting, Tor fondn,) Sweet Gulant 8 Mmsr5t, 81
Do Fontgnan Muscadrc, from the river lot g. Mavoisc
p Iokay lo, syrian; H. Cousiauta, - Mallga-Ifp-i5
Large Nuscat H. Malvoisc ~, Red Foot tred Rouge1 I6
Black llaulourg ~, Corstanta. %" ~
tgr H"G-Nuui is, AuycEnat ~ Banqucucc 20 I'u,-
CuCc y, liant DC Dame p Oeite. p Otcette. a. lart
de Rcirg %, Burgundy 81 Nouou o. Madere; la Bour.
lass ~, Pcg Ian 80, C1ossc 81 -REn-72 aret a.
Auycrrat 81 81 Jean, 3D. Jgcobin j6 Mener 81 Pncau;
- runtaner 80 rcnturcr 40, Bouggpon a., uouteant;
/ ~ Suisse. g. 81 Antoine.
F6r N, IadF o1iv WHrf-4L Chasselas FROM Forinno
e,caul 10 DO Godcm IS Do Cracking A, DO Musk IS,
Nr'c1i lcrarde 49, DO small Berries 80 Do (Ton Jerrsa-
cml 81" DO from Jur7 -. Sauvgnon- REp- 81 Chaselas;
~ Ngcat Rougc ~ Nlcal Grey IS, pruas volop 81 "a
ras otPoluct ~. Early Nngdclcu
lump OIL, Loaf Sugar, Cider, &c.
WE arc receiving per Schr Charles King, and
" Tantiyv
10 Boxes loafaugar
- bbls Newark cider
70 casks cheese
y hhds rum
pipes brandy
10 bags coffee
10 bids winter pressed lamp oil
Forsalc by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
dec est
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
ENTERTAINMENT.

'I'HE Tavern at layallee, the residence Of James
H. Ferguson on the road leading To Charottcs-
vile, hive miles above Goocland Courthouse and six
below Mrs Tinsleysi is open and ready for the re-
ception ut travellers and the proprietor hopes his fare
aud attention, viii merit the patronage Of the public
Go,chhmd. Der. %. wAv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

10 jiNI ri HON
FOX IMPORTING GR.lPE TINE ROOTS FRoI
RI !J.Ct, at a moderate price, ant encouraging lie
lntloductiul q that Cl-iliIs nl Ne Llule. Nialts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

NOTlCE.--All persons having claims agains; the
~ late William Michacls, individually. are ruaucs-
ted to present them forthwith the UNDERSIGNED le
gally authenticated, in ord that provision may be
made for their payment. PHILIP MICHAEIS.
jan 8--2t Admin'or of VIM Nicb,cl. doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
IL4R.VO.NY MIL .SE.VLN4RY

ps rs TT RNEk ahes tbs urtu,l Of cor,,tua r. nur,
A'k whs!i shc ~, been mOrnci circulating IA lie cnun
''li5t h'T Sc.lpl vi m lie
uc of bc nrw ,uadp institution io lie.
whose classical education, uOIn worth and c>i crc in
teaching, cmre''' qualify Inn io tltjrs his station
Nhh lis i, s' p:oDsc,R sys''n, y. wi, Furnish .er
' my Tor hc ritll progress ~ the ri, from l.c siupcs,
elementary buchC, - the hi-@. % c'ic.s The
uiIrS ~ system ~ ever occupation IN irily al.
maucni IN usciccis the business ,,i,i, character
u y0f; task winch desc, .;.;! teacher. For
the Accomplishments % This object t- iuO. ng method viii be-
adopted
hhoiue,lg n ,rr.g.d.-In which VIII lee ,aug, the BE.
nehis OF Lc1nn5, h.tluim5 Geography, Ar.incjc,
branches of Nit.1i ii.s:ily l,n sewn. ari Nailn.-
according +" the pan ravcd ia tie High Ncoc!- in the North
. an cities
t,asr Department Hcaiin1 rip- ,,lllz .ra...
GRAMMAR Arithmetic ncut" and wy.ti.,i, Nan.al u-to,.
Composition, Nap Drawing, Exercises i A.acuou ad Nccic
N,,jor D,r,,tw'gt- Gcluaph~, History Na,ural
Philosophy, RhotlC lasc, GcJu,4 Astronomy win
iuc~, Chemist, with Lectures, op, Composition Natai
theology Ainrd.uIy WIKI tee u=, o minerals
Arithmetic, Algebra, Watts the improvement the mind
Evidences OF Christianity Ecclesiastical History, GIe
tatu, Frchch, Spanish aud Italian language vail be- taught
Every Pupl of suitable aLe Will tan-t Drawing A. a
means OF acquiring hast. of accuracy, improving the TASTE
ahu oil Facilitating. the acquisition oil Penn lausip Tea her.
VIII be furnished Tor instrucn Music aiming on Nc!vc
Wood and Paper, and Fancy WorS Music Is 10 be- Il
regular branch Of instruction, suitable Teacher can
be obtained
good Library attached school Tor the use of the
Pupils Farther PARTICULARS be ascertaned by application
to the Teachers.
TERMS.
boarding. inclusive Of Bed, Bedding
and W aslug, $40 uer 1 session
I Turion in the Introducing, Department, +
l.i NpI .tTtun
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26

day the bride appeared in the chapel of Monpe
er, surrounded by her fair companions neatly attred in the
peasant of the country, anscendenty srac-
tive than if covered with all the shining embellishments of
state Once the joyous ball resumed the plot Of
green before the door of the Hill Cottage and obser
we'd that honest Jacques had apparently infused double melody
and sprghtlness into his exharatng instrument The md
night calmly rolled the heads of the merry dancers,
and the approaching morning closed their reyels Tme with
downy wing moved silently and swiftly the peaceful fam
lily in the Hill Cottage and Albert and Adele regretted
the pendo and elegance their birth had entitled them
pect in the world.
'The fair form of happiness oft lowered round intent to
bess this conented family; and aerhe labors of the day
over the active hands of Bereuce would spread their
table, beneath the FRAGRANT vine that cued over the door
and formed mpeous arbor that sheltered the parent pair
and their duteous offspring and every anniversary the
as of Albert and Adele spent joyful tbankfuness to
that Great Being who had given them safe happy asylum
from the storms that rent their devoted country.
THEODORE.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26


willing dupes ofthe demon, party spirit; too long have
ye neglected your interests and suffered yourselves
to be led away by the magcofa name" giving your
surages to men who have looked down from the height
to which you exalted them, with the most sovereign
contempt on your blindness to your own interests.
Arise then in your strength, and when called upon to
exercise the distinctive privilege of freeman, the
elective franchise give your votes to no man who's
not pledged to support your interests You will ask
where are we to find such men Are not the interests
of the nonproducing classes direct opposition to the
interests of the laborer, and is it not in the ranks of
these classes, that we accustomed to find men best
qualified for the Office Of Legislators, but few ofour
own class have received the benefits of liberal edu-
cation. f 4a Sd n ai
We can but answer true, It's pity pity It's true"
But at the same time we ask again, why these things
so? Is it not because the funds that should have been
appropriated to rational system of general education
at the expense the sate have been shamefuy squan-
dered and misappled, and instead of being expended
in the cause of true Internal improvements in the inn
proyemen of the minds of the rising generation, they
have been lagshed for purposes Of minor Importance,
while what little has been done towards system Of
general Education has been handed out as the dole OF
charity and such has been refused by all who though
poor in worldly goods, are rich in an Independent re-
publican spirit which to receive as afayor what
| il should demand as right, ts M,
Let us then Fellow Citizens shake off the torpor of
soth and inactivity which bass long held US in igno-
minious thraldom let every man come forward and
use his utmost exertions procure system Of educa-
ton where the children Of the rich and the poor shall
be placed upon level and shall receive national Ed
ucation, calculated to make republicans and banlsh
arisocrats, which will never be the CASE while our
State Legislatures erect and endow Semnaries, Col
leges and Academies for the rich, and dole out chart
/ y schools for the poor
| Fellow Citizens let every man remember whatever
may be his lot in life, whether Of high or low degree
let him remember that he is an American, and cti
zen of the United States, and let him remember the
awful responsibility which rests upon him in making
proper use of the invaluable privilege he possesses IN
the electye franchise and that it not for himself
alone that he acts, but for postery, that if 1t be too
late to secure the blessings of education for himself II
time he was up and doing to secure them for his chill
dren and thus hasten the time when cannot be said
that want of education prevents the aborng classes
| from watching over their own interests.
We are pleased to find that spirit OF inquiry IS
abroad among our fellow workmen, which cannot but
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26

THEoDoRE.
ADDRESS
of the Association Of Working People Of Newcastle
County, to the Mechanics, Manufacturers and Pro
ducers, of Newcastle County, State Of Delapare,
adopted by The Association, at stated meeting, held
Saturday, September 12ht, 1929. vac
Fellow CITIZENS AND Fellow LABoRERs:
THE Association Of Working People having at
length become organized have deemed it expedent to
address you, with view Of making knownto youtheir
intentions, and at the time engaging your assist
ance in carrying their views into effect.
The Working People have been emphatically demo-
minated the bone and sinew" Of the body politic and
this is true inasmuch they are the most numerous
and at the same time the most useful of all classes In
to which men are divided il being by them that all
things are made that are made for the of man. by
the power of art in peace, and forming in their
countrys principal and defence, while to say the
least some of the other classes drones in the
hive who not only live upon the product of the work
ing mans labor but in fact appropriate amuch larger
share to themselves than the producer himself is able
to enjoy
And Fellow Citizens why are these things so? Why
is it that one class of men are sunk far below the
rest, in country which has deelsreAto the universe
that all men are created feeand equal ?" Have we
not laws to secure to psfbat Freedom and Equality"
to obtain which ouoreathers opposed the legons Of
Britain in the dark aays 81 the Revolution No the
poor have no laws,-the laws are made by the rich,
and Of course for the rich.
It's lamentable fact, that though we are nominay
governing and self governed people. still there are
ID privileged few who lord it over us as though we
were not fit to claim equality with Them treating US
as though we we're made Of different and less costly
materials than they, eyenwhle we have beenthe means
of their advancement making us as It were the ladder
by which they climb into Office and when they have
arrived at the desired height kicking the ladder down.
The question that naturally arises is, how are these
things to be remedied We answer by uaioa among
the srorhag people. Too long have We sumberedl and
g remember that it was while sleeping that sampson
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26

of the Association Of Working People of Newcastle
County, to the Mechanics, Manufacturers and Pro
ducers, Of Newcastle County, State Of Delaware, as
adopted by the Association at stated meeting, held
Saturday. September 19th 1929. vac
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Extract Of a letter, dated


LIrEnrGoL, Aug, l9. Since our respects of the Goth
ait. VIC have experienced, generally, much depression
IN our market ihis has been principally owing to
ONE extensive failures, that have taken place in Man
chester lately.
he business done in cotton has been on very limit
sd scale, the trade buying ony Tor tner Immediate
wants. We do not perceive any alteration in prices
.th The exception OF Brazil, which, in some nstanc.
;nave been sold at reduction of al per ID
HE Corn market is very dull. Wheat has declined
I'D per bushel. Flour is selling at IS Sos. duty
paid, and u zss in bond The duty Wheat is
us Sd per quarters and on Flour II, Id per barerl.
In | obacco there is nothing dong Of any moment.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 30 In conse quence Of the unf'-
vorAbie weather we have lately experienced, the Corn
market is much brsker, aud AN advance Of I'D per
bushei on Wheat may now be quoted
Lrtraet of another letter, dated
IIvlnrooL, Aug. 2O.-ihe Prospects for the harvest
wi ich has now generally commenced, are very encou-
raging with the exception Of heavy rains, wch have
prevailed during the last month. should favorable
change take place, which seems probable, We think
Wheat will prove than an average CROP and may
tend somewhat to relieve the present pressure.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C

FLouR.-Supples have come in freely, and prices
have declined abou, IS cts. per barrel We quote New
York superfue IS l23. Western do, new, l8a d,
Baltimore Howard street, OF Richmond city Mills, S
e.; Do country, new, 81; Petersbugh. new, 81; Al
exandria new. 81; Fredericksburgh 57i scratched
and fine, S, Fine mId'ings, 50a rs, Rye Flour, 4;
Indian meal. 75a 5; do do IS IS, per hid.
FRuIr.-Tbe only transactions during the week have
been at public sale, viz-400 boxes Bloom Rasns, at
81 81 IS per box; 600 do bunch kaisns, at 873
50; 20U do Muscatel, at 2i5a2 81; 500 half boxes,
bunch, at Ga. 9j cts The above in bad condi-
ton. $50 boxes Malaga Lemons, so s44
GuAIS-The decline In Flour has caused a cores
ponding decline in Grain Sales ofnew Western Wheat
have been made at 81 al 6per bushe; old do. 81 a
95 cts A cargo from Mar, land brought l02 cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

The editors OF The Baltimore Chronicle, have
zen permitted to copy the following extract
letter from gentleman, in relation to the
@''crbed Ml-ss KING, about whom the Goa
"i0OIs's have made so many hints and inuen-
hes
NItEs KING has returned from Washington;
uy actoan'S he carried up arc enough 10 shew
D'lahce In his Iayor--he has more IN prepara-
Son' and before he is done he will prove Uncle
WIN dfaUt!er that is, he will prove a large
lSiance IN his own favor. He has gained many
"%m friends among the Jackson men Them
S"eS by his manly but prudent course, and the
TNnowledgmen's Of the clerks at Washington,
,"I' ~, accounts have been perfectly correct
~a1 GEAR, and that they are at loss tor any
'S'oa why he should have been turned out.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

The instructions from the War Depar'men',
COR the exclusion Of in,ruders and mise hief ma
kers from ,ile Indian lands in Arkansas, appear
10 US 10 be wise and humane. IL Is moi enough
for the United States 10 give these lands 10 The
Indians as an inducement tn remove across he
Mississippi, but they ough, to b. protected in
the possession and fruiilon Of them. Il is dit,
6cul, to conceive how abandoned Sc, Of de s.
peradops inf-,, those territories (whrre not for
cibly excluded, } and render unsafe the lives and
proper,y of the respectable whites, whilst they
AZ the some harass and demoraize the Indians.
we can Imagine he satisfaction which !,
mus give TO the agent, who has proper feeling
for The Indians under his care and charge, 10
have such positive authority as is now gi.en o
pro,ect them from the Creates evil which BE-
sets them in their new abode. - Nat Intel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

THE Tn1xKlvo SEcRErARY.-rh The public j,
apprised that NE present Secretary Of tic NJ
Wv has, in the prosecution Of the numerous, Or
toous, intricate and highly responsible dut
Of his station, tquired thr f1aterirg apnel4
ZION of" the thinking Secretary" We av tl'',
,ering appella,ion-for without thought, how
many hundred wears would tie word we b,en
behind hand in The discoveries which so mu'
enhance the comforts and contribute To the eie-
paucirs Of life, aud which enrich the aHnals
modern science. In truth the old p'overb ihe'
+" Necessity is the mother OF Invention" is 81 -
pether incorrect. No invention was ever "
consummated without intease reelection; and
what is necessity but the death OF Though {!
the blast Of whose chilling breath ireezes and
conseals both source and current! greater
or more prudent gentleman than Walter me
Doubier, (which we take to be synonymous %
thinker. inasmuch as no man ever doubted VINO
did not think. OF though, who did not dous')
never dwell, upon ibis mundane sphere; and we
have no reason 10 doubt bur tina, he was The
nro;o,vpe of Johc Branch. The deeds OF Wall
'ar are ,od in Knickerbockei s ,cri able his DRY
as ,be Nieuw Netherlands" TO which we re-
fer the reader. for fright pleasant and wi'iie"
record of his brilliant adventures. But n II
should appear therefrom that he sometimes
doub,ed so long as TO what means OF dcferce
shouId he used that his mud forts were drmoI-
isbed. hi. boats destroyed and his sour krout
carried of by his adversary; put VI down 10 MS
sonnJ d;scretion@-ro there is Dutc as we'll as
English saving tina, "has,e makes vase" SO,
| If under the administration Of the profound Mr..
Branch means be not insen'ed whereby our
sbins shall be built and manned at hall the
nresent cost, and their speed SO wonderfully
increased tina, voyage to the Pacific sha,i ne
but a months Job. Il will be owing entirely TO
the magnitude of the Improvements con'em-
plated. and the impossibilty OF thinking suifl-
r;er,Iv of the means TO be employed in the &C
romplisbment Of such magnificent projects In
the sno,, space Of four yea,s-a which time the
neonle will relieve him of his doubts, and per-
nit him 10 divert his thinking powers I" the
discovery of the lcuei'ud ,Perne'na n"'ion' o'
Symmes'. hole -Lynehburg pHg'n'an
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
COM MERCIAL.
py;ee, of p,oduce in Alexandria yes,erdcv.

FLouR.-The receipts continue small, and the demand
equal to the supply, which keeps the market bare At
the commencement Of last week the Wagon price
IS 80 but in consequence Of the shippers refusing
to purchase a. higher rate than 25 at which price
500 barrels were sold on Wednesday Thursday. and
about 200 bbls as low as Colt declined and few loads
were taken at IS to is Friday and Saturday the
article was more in demand. Sales were made from
stores at from, s22 to 52s The wagon price mprov-
ed and closed on Saturday at $50 toS25 lot Of old
-four. in good order, of about 500 bbls sold on Fri
day, at 512A.
Yesterday, the current wagon price was S. %. We
heard Of no transactions from stores
Export for the week ending Saturday, Goth Instant
LAO bbls. cosstwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street 1928 bbls. 80 half bbls.
Wharf S45 l22
Total 257S bbls 154 halfbbls.
Besides IA bbls Rye Flour.
GRAIN We have material alterations to notice
in the prices of any description. Good red Wheat
commands 90 to e5 cents The last sale Of Rye by the
cargo was at 46s cents. For Corn, We continue our
quotations of So to AZ cents.
BAcoS-In this article there has been considerable
improvement in price, and we alter our quotations to
such prices a. suppose good country Bacon would
command fom wagons. The last sales of town cured
were at % 75to co. in lots of from 200 to 1000 lbs
at which price upwards of 10,00s lbs. were sold last
week
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

IMroRTAsr CHANcERY DECISIONS From the
Annapolis Republican Of Saturday we learn,
that the importan, case of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company, Us. the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, which occupied so
much time, and elected such distinguished Ia.
Tents on the part Of the counsel employed, has
been decided by the Chancellor.
TThe Rail Road Company had obtained an in
junction from the Chancellor, preventing The
Canal Company from purchasing the lands, SC.
upon the banks Of the Potomac River, for the
purpose Of cons,ruc citing the canal, to the dsatl-
vantage Of the Rail Road Company The plead
ings occurred upon an application on the part
OF the Canal Company to dissolve This in iunc,
ton. The counsel for the plaintiffs declined,
on the application, to argue the merits Of he
claims Of the respective companies; insisting
that the case did not come properly before the
Chancellor for decision on its merits, under that
application. The counsel for the Canal Com
pany, argued that the main facts were Of such
public no,oriety, that there could be no Ques-
ZION aboni them, and therefore that the Chan
cellor was authorized 10 consider tn question
a, large as before him, upon the ap?lica'
,ion;-,hey accordingly proceeded to argue The
merits Of the claims al large on their part.
The Chancellor decides, however, that the
merits Of the case could not properly be con-
side.ed on this application, and has therefore
continued the injunction.
The mex, proceeding will be, we presume,
to grant commission 10 take testimony upon
the facts involved in The dispute, upon retprn
Of which the case will again come before the
Chancellor on its merits.
This same paper contains the decision Of the
Chancellor, in the case Of Amos Binney, Us. the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company.
This was case in which certain individuals
holding property in or near Georgetown, in
the District Of Columbia, considered them
selves sggrieve1 BY the proceedings Of the Ca
nal company. Three distinct objects were
presented to the court for Investigation.
ls,. The plaintiffs claim certain natural
mill sites, which i, is alledged are in danger of
being irteparably injured or destroyed
end. The plaintiffs claim to certain Gri,f
cal mill seats, derived from he defendants Ca
nal, which also, il is alledg.d are in like dam
ger-and
Sdly The illegal and unau,ho:ised expcnd-
,ure Of the funds of the Canal COMPANY, oy us
President and Directors, TO thr great preju>
dice and irreparable injury Of the plaintiff, who
is one OF the stockholders thereof
Upon these several points, the Chancellor de-
cided ia favor Of the Canal Company, and or.
dered the dissolution OF the Injunction which
had been issued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
ALEX. NA,NDR1As
~ MORNING, SEPTEMBER 60. 1899.

Coops.-By the late arrivals az this
~ ~. norris, our merchants have received
and ''"> -,r,sn, of Fall Goods. We would
he'll a.. onion Of our country friends 10 the
al ~ r,.y can lay in their supplies here as
i''" any where else; and the convenience
fn'.p our town will render il still more an
. VS., 60 them 10 make their purchases here ..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

Laws second letter, as the phrase
~" :, received, and shall appear in our
E"' u. scores DUFF a, a round rate.
y" ;, . nrrg says he will come out upon JAR
~. think we must drop both the "or-
'' -, have no notion Of being s?rinkled
~ \. mud they throw at each other