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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

NlkGlNf: At ryes, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
the Cd day of June, 1929 James c. Anthony pit against
John Marshall, Daniel Call and George Fisher of
the Rev John Buchanau dec. Hill Carter, Susan Carter,
Mary Carter and Elizabeth Carter, infant children Of
Charles Carter the younger, dec Robert Randolph
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley Walker Taylor and
Elizabeth W. c. his wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmund
Berkeley, Ann b. Berkeley, Robert C. BeIkey Parke F..
Berkeley heirs Of Caharine S. Berkeley. Carte
Mary W. Braxton, Ann RI. Lee, Bernard NJ. Cater,
Williams Carter, VIM. Fitzhugh Carter, Hill Garter,
Thomas Garter, VIM. F. Wckham and Ann his wife
formerly Garter, and Edmund Wickham and Lucy his
wife, formerly Garter. Nathaniel Bmwel and Lucy his
vile, John H. Garter, Charles Shirley Carter Baden Du-
fancy and Mary W. his wife, late Carter heirs Edward
Carter Charles Garter, Joseph c. Cabe and Mary his
wife, heirs of George Garter, Nancy Norve the widow
and Josephine Nofvell Martha Nove Mary NorveIl and
Thomes Norvel infant children and heirs ct Thomas
Norvell, deceased and Polly Smith, dts.
The nda nts Ann H. Lee and Bernard NJ Carter not
having entered their appearance as,d given security ac-
codng to the act of assembly and the this court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
not inhabitants nf this couny it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here first day If next term
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and copy this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
III the city of Richmond, for months md
posted at the front door ofie capitol in the said city.
% copy. Teste, WIN. G. PENDLEToS. c. c.
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70 PkN1lterS "a IObNccO On Enllos Hirft.

TO FI01lfers 0F I0bNccO on james Riper.
NOTICE is gwen that all Tobacco intended for Shockd,
Warehouse, arriving in the BASIN, WILL fresircd he re-
cecd into the Fire Proof Warehouse the subscriber rontn
the Basin and adjoining Socko, free OF expense ofdraya1e
and receipts granted by the Inspectors Shocko
her expense to the owner, whcncaled for inspection
pln than would if delivered =, once INTO Shoe
ko Ample insurance has been effected upon AL stored
III the house above named w. I. MORRIS.
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NKENN HILL NENiIN Any MN hc oneled fnr A.

c EREEN HILL SEMINARY will be opened for the
ensuing year, ON the 18th OF January, and closed
10Th of December vacation of one month will he riyen in
e snnne The subscriber still keep an asss
G ne course OF instruction will embrace the Latin and
tSsh languages, the Elements OF Geometry Geography with
the use II the Maps and Globes aud all minor branches of
education tuition of Latin scholars j English scholars SIS
boarding S1, per annuT Strict attention win given In pre-
serve the morals and health the Students also advance
ueI suHcS JOHN HALES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

and merchandise ofcvcry kind.
Ordcrsior Balances Of any size. or Scale Beams or
for any part Of Tire apparatus, will meet with prompt
attention WM !. CLARKE.
no 70
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Patent Balances.

NNIIE Subscriber, Agent
= fOr the Manufacturer
IN Boston, offers for sale,
Pntgnt Balances and Scale
Beams, ofvarious sizes; and
will furnish to order, Money
aud ApOthecaries' Scales d.
Weights, Of all sizes; Plat
form Balances and common
PcaInt. for Mninlinn hav
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

+ rules, holden in tie clerks Office the county court Of
~ King & Queen the 9th of October 1925 rhlip H. PEN
dcon, pit against Nathaniel Crane and Peyon Crane dts
IL CHAScERY.
The defendants having entered their appearance and
even security according to the act Of assembly aud rules of
this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
alc not Inhabitants OF this state ordered that defendants
do appear here the second Monday in January NEXT and
the bill Of the plaintiff and thai copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully, and posted tc font
door OF the courthouse of the said county.
4Dt ! copy. 1este, ROBERT POfN.ARD ir ID G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HAS on HAND AND OFFERS SALE,
10000 IBIS of best Smthfeld bacon
400 relsR. c. aud Potomac nett behring's
100 do.Gder vinegar
SO do mountain family -four
"a do. refined sugar
1000 lbs. best slaughtered soa lether, averaging
go lbs
dozen heavy russett upper leather
1000 lbs. cotton ballng rope
10000 Hacks superior scgars
5000 common do.
Is dozen sves, different sizes
o5 kegs Smithfield lard
10 do mountain butter
g dozen American castor oil
10000 SIS heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring plank
Glue in barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco leading lines
Seine Irvine, cbver seed
Alexandria crackers.
And daily erpeci,
500 gallons linseed oil. I3--nov -tr
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| 8O' 4 COPY Testc, ROBERT 'POfIARD. dc

a AND FOR SALE.-Jhe subscriber offers for sale a
small farm III the county O' Gloucester lying on York river
few miles below Gloucester Town, containing three hundred
aud ioryhye independent o island in tine river
This place is noted for hnG fish aud OYSTERS and has ON il
spring good The Improvements consist of DWELLING
house. &c suited to small family For terms (which win be
accomnodatng,) apply to Mr. Richard Thornton, Gloucester
Or 10 the undeIsigMed JIM HnnnVrr HECTOR DAVIS
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u, chesterfield County COUJI, 1895, Dec. he 8fh.
isbam PICKETT in his proper pcrson, also Michal Wor-
sham, Sarah Wosham, and William WoTsham infant
children Of Edward orsham deed, BY John Hill their
next friend, compliments, against John Trueman and
Rcbecca his wife, late Rebecca Worsham which said
Rebceca is tho admK Of Edward Worshom, decd aehs-
Is CHAECERY.
This day came the compaiuans by counsel, and flsd
their bill, aud it appearing The satisfaction of the
court that the said John Trueman is inhabitant
of this communicating tie motion of The complanants
is ordered, that the said John rrueman appear here on
the second Monday 10 March next, aud the bill
OF the compainaDts and that copy Of this order he
inserted for two months successfully, newspaper
published in the city Of Richmoud and another copy
posted az the front door of the c0urthouse Of this county,
for two successive courts.
COPY. Tesic.
nc pARKE potNDFXTEp ~
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JAMES HOWLETT,
PETER +. BOiSSEAU,
ALENR. GIBBS,
JOHN COGBlLL,
WM. r. JOHNSON,
JOHN w JONES,
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN r. WALKER,
TtlOS. l.. BURFOOT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

" IoH FNiNvlNN c,e-ne1 ,, ilc NhiI oaiec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

Committee
.ueilic Board
N Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

HNt annual lrcus oi the Stockholders of the Bank of
virginia will he neld IT their clearinghouse in the civ
OF Richmond, cHr first MONDAY in January.
DEC. "a, lG1S.--9tc ". nANDklDGE. Casl'r.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
l3--nov -tr

WE have yet remaining, after the largest por
w of the wholesale business of the season ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

HAMMERS BANK OF yiRGENIA.-Thc annual
meeting OF the Stockholders for the election Directors for
held on "Wednesday, the Eth day of January next
I'd Dec. lS2S--lltc WA. NEKERVIS Cash.
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ID. MDONALD-

Iesfe,
PARKE POINDEXTEE. q.
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The defendant Elizabeth Dumas not having eu,e,.d o
appearance and given security according TO the arr of
assembly snd the rules Of this cour, and appearing nv
satisfactory evidence, that she is n, of This
country; IS ordefed that the said defendant do appesr
nee " ne rs day oil the next term. and the bill
NJ the plaintiff; aud that copy Of this order be
inserted IN some newspaper published in city of Rich
mond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at the font
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
o. copy. Teste, WIZ. c. PRNpLEror, g. e.
VIRGINIA; At rules, holden in the clerks office Of the
superior court OF chanceTy for the Richmond district
The I'm day o July, 1923: Benjamin Boisseau of Peters.
burg' anh Joel POST Jotham Post, Allison Post, nd al
dron b. Post Of New York. Ind partners under
the firm Of j. Post Co. and Joel Post Allison post
aud WaIdTon b. Post, also Of New York. merchants and
partners under the firm If J. & A. & w. b. Pos, g. Co.
pits against John Boast aud Charlotte his wife John
McHae, Jacob Krkhsm, Thomas Wetherbead. James
race ahmor off. n. FaDar, dec and Joseph Wells
Harper adm'or Of Benin. p. Yates, dec dts.
The defendant John McRae, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according the of
assembly and the rules Of this court and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence that hs of this
country; is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the first day Of the and answer the bin
Of the plaintiffs; and hata copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Of ,ch
mond, for months successfully, and posted Tn, front
door Of tie capitol. in the said city.
64 copy. Teste, WIN. G. PENDLBToH, c. G.
VIRGINIA. At rules holden the clerks ONCE VI tire
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
the AN day OF August, 1925 John A. Lsncas,er adm'or
oi meIgafet DerieUx, deceased, pit against Thomas JEFF
feTson Randolph executor Of Thomas Jefferson dec Eli
zabc'h Matzei daughter Of Philip Mszzei formerly Of
aud late Of Pisa in the grand duchy Tuscany
deceasen G'ovanni Basa Rusch Count francesca Del
Tesla Del Ignoso,a and Giovanni Csrmgnan executors
the said Philip Mazzei, deceased, dhs.
the defendants Elizabeth Mazzei Giovanni Battista
kusch Count francesca Del Tesla Del Ignoso, aud Clio.
Vanu Carmgnani, having entered their appearance
and gwen security according the NJ assembly and the
rules OF this court, and il appearing by satisfactory ev-
dence, that they inhabitants OF this eounttv IL IL
ordered that the said defendants do appear here ON the
FIRST day Of the next term, and the bill Of the pan-
t and that copy If this order be forth With inserted In
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond ot two
months successfully, and posted The front door of the
capitol, w the said city.
O. copy. Tesc, WIZ. q. PrSpLEros, c. G.
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GeorSa.

GeorSaa
Thom.s r. Foster Wiley Thompson
fh.rJs,F Havnes James NJ. Wayne
Henry G. Lamar Richard n. ""oe
Wilson Lumpkin
>N,s Kentucky. r.
Thoma. Chiffon john KincsiG : *
James Clarke JOS. pm Lrcomp'e
Nicholas D Coleman Rob.r, F.. Lecher
Henry Daniel Crittenden lyon IS
Nathan Gather joel fan'ey
Richard NJ. Johnson Charles A Wicklite
Ohio
Mordecai BARLEY William Ru'seli
Joseph Fl Crane James Shields
William Creighton, j William ) anoerry
James F,nd.ay John Thompson
John NJ. Goodenow Joseph Vance
William W. Irwin samuel Findlay Vinton
William K.nnon Elisha Whit'lesey
-- Tennessee.
John Bell Cave Johnson
John Blpir f Prior LIE -
David e, ockett James < Folk
Robert Desha James S'aDdiier
Jacob &. I.acks
, 49, Indiana.
Ra,if Boon John Tes,e
Jonathan Jennings
Louisiana.
Henry II Gurley Edward ID. white
w. H. Oyerton
.4ka60n1a.
Clement e. Clay R. e. B. Taylor
Dixon H. Lewis
Illinois Joseph Duncan.
Missouri-Spsn'e' Pe,'is.
llissuappi. Thomas Kinds.
DELEGATES
luieMgan.-John B'ddlr.
.l,knnsas Ambrose n. Sewer.
Florida. Joseph NJ. Whi'e.
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intented partners hands, 1t was SO evident ID
;mi,a,ionof hat they had seen Or heard among
their superiors, and from that very e'reom-
stance, so totally waning in the grace OF nature
,bas, sbu, for timely sspprrs sion OF an 'nvo'
iun,ary laugh should have disclosed my pre-
.ence A, length all WAS arranged and 'he
dance begun. From the prelude would nave
supposed ,ha, their imitation wooid-haye pee"
pushed,o its ulmos, limi, IN ,his,hei. chief per.
formance but sue was no, the case. The renewed
.sounds of their own prculia, instrument, wuien
had been suffering silence in order that the
oretty speeches and modest advances oil the
beaus, as we'll as The more pretty answers ana
still more modest acceptahoes oil the oehes'
miph, be heard, restored them to themselves,
and all ideas Of imitation were lost in the e1u'
berance Of their natural Joy. The leader OF the
dance moved off with an activity which seem
ed displayed for the purpose OF Laughing 20
sccrn which might tend TO limit II III lis eA
tent or direct il in its exeriioM. Not woro
was spoken--the MIND and body seemed WI"
them incapable Of simultaneous action; anu '"e
face Of the dancer iDJica'ed, by the hs'iess con-
,,n,mru which rested upon II, that ne at least
was perfer,iy satisfied with the performance,
willis, his co. partners appeared as II con'em'
nI,,inp another edition Of the work in which he
was so deeply eng aged, with all the beauties OF
its activity exaggerated, and all the dehcienc'es
in It's strength revised AID amended.
I, struck me tina, The performance TO ~hicn
was then witness, might be the identical
one which had been so often gone over oy me
rcrefathers Of these poor people, under the
shade Of their own palm-trees Their pos'e-
ri,y seem 20 have preserved 1t, at least, imna,
cuia,e from all modern innovations; Tor, IN all
their wild movements, could not trace one
s,ep which had suffered what they wnulc have,
no doubt, considered the eoDtottions OF mo-
dern p,aifre de dance =.
II seemed TO me ,ha; they only wanted
self conviction Of liberty and independence 10
render their movements perfectly natural; TO
give coloring to their JOY; TO change their
wild gestures, which seemed, on reflection, to
be The mere mockrry Of woe, into the out
brcskings Of hear,ftr happiness. Asthe dance
existed, however, ! looked upon II as one Of
,h,se things which seem to defy he tooth o'
Time-,he last tie which bound ,hrm to their
Ia ,hers' land-a tie which not even the bitter
tear IL slavery could .corrode. ] LETT the spot
r, f.cling on The revolutions Of empires and 81
| na,ions, and on the minute circumstances
which some lines tend 10 perpeluate heir re-
membrance
PHILOCLES HAJCHEM. :
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New Factory

TlHOMAs KELL & Co. have commenced the ma.
nufacturing Of Copper, Tin, Lead. and Sheet IRON,
and purpose keeping on hand constant and general
supply Of articles in the above line, in their several
rieties Also, Drawings and sheet,ng Copper. Tin
Plate and Wire. All orders in their line will be crate.
fully received and attended to with nestness and
promp,hude, which We earnestly solicit . generous
pubic will give the privilege Of testing at our Fac
tory. lower end Of King street, opposite the Custom
Hous, where the highest price, in cash or barter, will
be given tor old copper, brass, pew'er, and lead.
rr Best Winter. strained Lamp Oil for sale.
nov 27.-eO4t ..-....
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COMMUNICATION.
THE CLUD--No. XVI.
Sc resipsa ferret :

.... Ds rSStpSd JerTf
The es, ern clouds were assembled, as If
Tor the purpose Of forming shroud TO veil the
dy ng e.oriesl ofIh- Day King, and had jus,
fcpsied my EYES with his M gni6cen, depar-
turs, when The approach of twilight warned
me thai my return mast be immedia,e, in or
der TO avoid the chilling sd yAnces Of uight.-
The Anxious solicitndr of deep thought was
followed by that placid calmness which is so
agreeable the mind after being hsrra,sed and
~oro est by long and contiaard exrr,ion; aud
felt as one who. 'ired OF the confederation OF
circumstances dissgreeablv oblruded upon his
sitea,ion, was ready aud willing not only to find
relief bu, pleasure from any tling out Of the
train ofideas which I.had been so long follow.
ing. AT that moment ID. p!aintive AID well
kr"wn sound Of simple mu sic al instrument
fell upon my ear was as We BILE ding under
the recently self inflicted l,sh Of ,ormer,iue
reflection, and 6,ly disposed % look upon the
limited equipments Of those who hate SO much
Of misery imposed upon them BY heir fellow
creatures. Fond OF specula'ing upon the ma.
ture and disposition of that epit.mr OF won
deIs, man, was anxious 10 sc how Coz pre-.
sent pleasure could obiiera,e the remembrance
Of past, and veil the anticipation OF future mi.
sery. My fears for my personal inconvenience
vanished before he p werfui wish Of being a
spec Iator, myself unob,erved, Of ina, singular
race OF beings whom hi unav sble louise e
circumstances have made the degraded slaves
Of portion Of the Community bv no means
inuiasically tneir soperin's. The IA x-on If
. large hire against ne Opposite wa G,.deG
me- sotiicirnt .'gh,to observe through IN. opin-
cd door tbs touh'enances Of The individuals
who were taking their SIAN, S IN 'be 400, for
the spproschi'R lance. could no help ne,rg
siru, with tn name in ~hi 'h- nae nor
:ior of the assembly solicited The honor Of their
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Phares THROW

Through from .jour na .hoy 10 five hours.
Wilt'eavs LYFoRD's FoUNr AIN INN, I.,ehs,sfreet,
ON 1hSrsdGy 9Th inst At half past O'clock in the morn
ing for Washington. and continue to run daily; at the
same time. will leave Barnards Sonsion Hotel, Penn
sylssnia Avenue (near the Presidents house for Bal
tmore.
" Books kept at the above place, and also at the
of psssenser.' names.
Gr Fa-e two dollars and fifty cents
The editors OF the Gazette, Alexandra; Arena and
Herald. Fredericksburg; Compiler and Wing, Rich
mond; Times and Old Dominion, Petersburg; Herald
aud beacon. Norfolk. Register and Star, Raleigh; and
Observer. Fayetteville, will publish the above three
times a week, inner form, for month.
nov II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
SELECTED POETRY.
FAREWELL ADDRESS.

l-,- FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Written for. and spoken by Miss Clara FIsHKn, at
her farewell benefit in New-York, Ncvs mber 80, 1872
no more the seigne speech, Or smile ofsrt; +,
I come to pay the tribute Of the heart;
OF favors past in simple phrase to tell,
Fsyors, rcmembered-n need say how wei''
But vain the tssk--the lips, alas! too weak
On such theme, the heart alone should speak.
Blu, two brief years have flown, since FIRST came
A youthful vo,'ry to the halls Of fame:
Ipressed. unheralded, foreign strand
Your smiles received me in the strangers land;
Still cheered me onward in my glad career.
Vsneuished each doubt, dspeled each huttrng fear,
Till now. veteran of the mimic field, ,
With lance in rest, boldly bid We Yell!
Capricious as the wind my cour.e has been,
In truth, pve been Rover of the Scene!
The buskin's pomp -Thalis's mirthful train
And motley farce, where Folly's features reign
The grave, the gay-the galliard, and the Song
IN all, I've mingled with the votive throngi
Caught from your glance, ardour in the chace--
The need is here-say, have won the race?
istfaney for while, her vigil keep.
And summon "spirits from the Vastly deep;'
Nay, look not grave, indeed they're harmless Spirtes
And not tn, Spectral shades that "wsk o'nigh,s."
They rise! in varied form. gro,esque and fair
ri paint them Cor you ere they melt in air.
Yet hold! So fast they throng upon the view,
The task were hard. pll only sketch few.
There. pensive Lydia breahes her soul-felt passion,
AMI signs that sweet romance is out of fashion,
A'bins speaks, aud nature true
R,vers, beware! her sword shall "run We through,'
To pity, pleadngs, hear Won Jew respond,
81 cannh, find il. Ri, not IN tn. bond;'
That visage stern ,h.t Voice presaging sorrow
lie white Surrey for the field Tomorrow"
The gay Le,ita ,e,ls her form of grace, Sd.
some cannot look ones sweetheart in the face
Away with smiles the joyous scene is past,
p And darkly comes the psiting hour at las:
w.ndrer now, DER Southern Seas to roam.
My dearest hope. TO find as bright home;
Friendship swarm, as kindly hands as these,
Before such eyes, how can fail to please!
Igo-but when the South winds bslmy breath,
Warns the cold earth and wakes the flowers from death
When pilgrim ike, each bird of Spring returns
And the veii'd Sun with wonted spendor burns,
Will your bright smiles with natures re appearl
Shall then meet as warm welcome heref ..
To part! what sorrow mingle in that word!
The sadlest lip hath voiced. hate heard; -.
IA! darby now prove, its potent spell D. s.
Breathing in grievng speech, Farewell FAREWELL
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"A Yeacher wanted

WISH to employ. for the ensuing year. as Teacher
ina private family, gentleman Of good moral cha.
racter, we'll qualified to teach the Greek. Latin, and
English Languages.
Letters addressed to the subscriber, post pad) near
wesversvile FauQuier county, Virginia viii be at.
tend d TO JAMES FRENCH.
octS-laSSmo
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70 NeMt,

kzruK A small convenien, Frame House
&&E1NAo on the south corner Of Duke and St.
H SSi Asaph streets, with garden and vacant lot
attached Also, a three story Brick House
on tn, month corner of King and Columbus streets now
occupied by Srs Coke Possession can be given on
the 18Th insant. Fur particulars inquire Ut Mrs De.
ne.la ~ Earmcrs, Rank dec ST.
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Bank Stock for Sale

nNE Thousand Dollars worth Of Stock in the Ne.
" chancs' Bank, and One Thousand Dollars worth
in the Farmers Bank of Alexandria for sale Inquire
ut this Office. nov 25-eoT
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A Xoung AaAy

A Xoung haAy
VNHO is qualified Teacher wishes to get 81.
w tuation in private family, an assistant in
school. Application may be made to
H. SMITH,
Middleburg. Loudoun county, Virginia.
nov 2S-eolm
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Maine.
Peleg Sprague,
10 n Holmes.
Ns,0 Hampshire.
Samuel Bell.
Lew Woodbury..
Massachusetts.
Nathaniel Silsbee,
Daniel Webster.
Connecticut.
Calvin Wiley
Samuel A. Foot
Rhode Island.
Nehemiah X Knight,
Asher Robbins.
Vermont.
Dudley Chase,
Hora,io Seymour.
New. Xork.
Nathan Sanford,
E..B Dudley.
Msw Jersey.
Theo.FreIinghuysen,
Mahlon Dic1erson.
Pennsylvania. :"
William Marks,
Isaac D. Barnard.
DeL0Ddre.
Clayton,
Vacant.
Maryland.
Ezekiel + Chambers,
Samuel Smith.
Tirginia.
Lit,le,on w Taze vel
John Tyler,
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Cotton Marin. =
TUsT received from the Occoquan Factory a com
u plete assortment Of Cotton Yarn, No. to i8, for
sale by f., S. ". & s. II JANNEY
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Money Wanted.

SNOHOy w UHNO"s
NY person having three hundred and fly or four
N hundred dollars by them. and wishing to deposite
the same at interest," the payment be secured by
deed of trust upon house and lot situated in the town
of Alexandria and valued by the at twelve
hundred dollars. b, immediate application. can hear Of
terms to their advantage. For information inquire at
this office dee 81