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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

Quent Liberation, are all detailed IN the Lon
don papers, and are commented upon &c
cording TO the knowledge or Ignorance,
good manners or impcrunence, of the res
pective editors. The London Times, the
leading Journal, or all but, Of Europe,
makes Tue following sensible and Just re-
marks as to tho delivery Of tugitiyes to the
government OF the country whence they fly.
~ Y. Amer.
From the Tunes Of the llh .4prL
Il seems So uuquesuouabe, as we stated
Yesterday, that Rowland Stephenson can
not be given uD to any British authority,
byanv authority "a the United States with
out breoch OF the lass Of nations.
The man IS not Il convict. Ii be were,
the rule, we think, Is the same; but M thls
case, the man is fugitive only. There
IS no record ola prosecution against hum.
The charges ofwhlch he has been the OBJ
ject may have been wholly uatoundcd.
An innocent man may be, through gross
error, or by the Vaccinations OF conspl-
racy, accused uniustly Of similar crimes
and thus driven from the domicile afforded
among civilized nations to all who peacea-
b.y touch their shores. The principle Is
obvious. that when q particular cOmmun-
ty has not been injured by particular per-
son, II cannot of mere right, punish or as
s,st IN bringing him to punishment.
An express convention between two
st,tes for the mutual surrender of fugitive
under suspicion ofcrime, would supercede
Of course the ordinary maXIrns Of jurIsPru-
dence. and authorize the Imprisonment "
transfer to an English officer OF justice OF
such q man as Stephenson; but without
such a treaty the thing IS impossible to be
evocuted. and we concur with the citizens
Of North America in their sentiments OF
jealousy on the subject.
The Morning Herald says-"Wo ncy-
Ter recoi.cct any circumstance exciting
such general disgust as the detail OF the
CAPTURE of Rowland Stephenson IN Amen-
Ca We, of course, speak more partcu-
larly as to the feeling in the city, where
we have heard butone opinion of this truly
rufian-like affair. Without any warrant,
or any other authority whatever--directly
in the very face of the law--ofcerS Of the
lq,0, be it remembered, armed with swords
and pistols. in the middle Of the night
break into the house, where ne is lying
wounded, drag him from his bed, SC"
"For our part, we believe that, such Is
the laxity of the laws in the United States,
that. had Parkins offered 1900 dollars to
any one who would bring StephensOn's
head in pickle, the head would have been
brought to him, In due course, regularly
sailed ia a pork barrel"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
ROSTN SOAP.
DENTISTRY.
WIN. A. WARD,

VDENDERS his grateful Acknowledgements 70
- those who have pleased 10 patroDIze him,
and fatters himself with the hope Of being able 10
render his services still further useful and salisiac-
tory 10 the Citizens Of Wheeling and rs vicinity.
Tie almost entire neglect OF the teeth, Until
they are past the control Of dental operations, ~
present suggests the proPrciy Of few remarks
upon the importance Oft operations, and tHu
necessity og early attention 70 them.
Ialiag OF Plugging-Is IN itself one Of tho
most efiectua remedies, when timely applied, -
but Is limited in 10 effect, and can be Of ~ service
when applied ~ . csDes OF considerable magni-
iude.
FILag or Separdting-Is one Of ec,lal import.
ance-but similar ia rs effect, and henee arises tie
prejudice against il. II is seldom required until
the extent Of the carries alarm US more for our
present appearance, than the final welfare Of our
teeih-it IS then too late ~ render the operation Ia
any degree seryicable-and ought never 70 be sp-
Piled, but IN The carries, stages Of decay.
The some may be said Of CLansiag. % in the
accumulation Of tartar all diseases ofths teeth have
Their cfglni and rs removal cannot take place toO
early.
lie would inforn those who have lost their teeth,
that he mas a superior assortment OF human, AM
ina' and arllhcia teeth, which be vii insert from
one 10 ION set. Persons having stumps that arc
Dut partially decayed can have teeth inserted upoil
them to perform all the necessary Offices Of their
original teeth. lie has slse a superior Dentrifce
Tor restoring diseased guns cleansing and pohsn-
ing the teeth
Mr. ". lria attend 70 az calls in tle line ofAts
profession from = 4. N. Until 5 p. 81; dsriny
lo'eh ti'ae he ea Tecece he rsi,s of ron1 Jut tosr
loho require has sDasaodlGts series.
=. W Oilce q Mr.. Coopers Boarding House,
Beymer's ian. 1870 '''--
April 10, 1893
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

H'r.a
F,su1v4BLE EocABrrARy.-The fol-
vocabulary, 10 which the vices aud
Stiles OF ,hc w,t,d are sotariZed, IS taken
-on q recent pu5hcati0u.-
ne l1rc-AIakng your house as unlike
A.4e as possible, by turning every thing
sav wryy, removing your furniture and
alee1ng as many people INTO your rooms
sem be compressed together
.Ytt az t5me-S,hng inyour owa room
engaging in reading a new novel. writing
notes, OF other important business.
.Wrrue-The time corresponding to
that between our noon and sunset
Eruag- The time between our sunrise
and sunset
Ngit-Thc time between our sunset Il
G00a
Dmsst.c-An epithet applied to cats,
5o1s and other tame animals, keeping at
home
Reactior-Tho person viewed iu look
re glass.
TaI-gsss-A property belonging 70
~ .r, 5.,.s. tho Do-sa, Of MS
--5-... .1.c- covering of gar.
o Al,5,,- maid. skaful H.
r,-,, i,rr1, bsads and oul-
-..-.-..rs. ,rrs,iors ,1 the
.,....s-,,s ,,nas and scandal.
-..Er,,i.c-,.gr Of ,alat Is.
.. .oo.maa who knows at a
v5.,,.....-. oatm.tto the
..- mistress sal whom 90 re-
a..r-m.l. known to eve
,g..r.
..r f.,-err7- tl, pre-
r.-.-.a constituting O
-... woman or dine
r-A fashionable amusement
r-...-In- mr-1I1 .1-1cm uc Great.
w-I v..t. fr.r.I rs sell MS tle young.
-..... .-.r.t.-,.. FIR Inv. sometimes with
--E
P.-t -g.y.-u7 a rllce.
a.. ,...-.--,5, mad, use orbv
e,I..... "a. -..,.q- r- Tho DrrDosoo fs5-
...-.-- f...- e..-l
49,. Cb--.,.lry ova-looliDu any
... .r-....- r,-l,,. t.,, yedee.,i,g
49, ~ -.,.,- 800 ,,-,i,s or mos.
- ''.- i,-,, f,rt1oe ora skill
IT, -,-tf,-,ar sYbiect to tbe
D. ,.,.l c,,-5 only +, black
...-.- t-lr.. ;,- -,,,,,,-- NOT now under
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

The Catholic Q,usti0H--It is 80 years
since the Catholic question was first agi
tatad in the English House OF Commons
It was brought forward by the late Mr..
Fox, on the 18Th Of March l719, and was
passed by "a large majority on the l9.h
Of March, 1879, being precisely halt a
century.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

L0ttries.-The Legislature of New
York has passed resolution that the Gov
ernor of that State inform the Governors
of other states, that lotteries will cease IN
New York in 1885, and request them to
endeayor to bring them to a close IN their
respective states.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
DtrgtGta StatestnalI.
WHEELING, MAY %, 1929.
EThe Riverl is seven feet above low
water max.

The Richmond Enquirer announces VII
liam +. Gordon aud Hugh Nelson, Esqrs'
as candidates to represent the district com
posed of the counties of Albemarle, Am
herst, Nelson, Fluvanna and GOochland,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the APP
pointment OF VIM. G. Rives as Minister
to France. Mr. Gordon has just been e
lected to the Senate of this State without
opposition.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
Hearing We shall hear, but shall not
understands

Hearing We shall hear, but shall not
understand"
From he Richmond Enquirer.
The necessity of arrestlng further cruel
Misrepresentation may draw forth more
particular account of the late unpleasant
events touching governor Houston-but IN
the mean time it may be briefly stated,
that in an unhappy hour, his Judgment be-
came shaken on her throne to 7chlch CIR
cumsance he pro5aly alludes when he re-
itrs to "the questionable authority" by
which he might be supposed to hold his Of
hce)-then this gallant and generous man
became the victim of a vague, most I'M
founded suspicion; the iHnOcent and anna
bic object returned to the parental root-no
sort of ri0lence used, as has been falsely
reported; the governor resigned ms Office
S, has retired among the Cherokees, west
OF the Mississippi, one of whose Chiefs IS
his old and ardent friend.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

sincere ana impartial desire to oo;ain
-,s-sl information. Let all official per-
Pms under my control, immediately state,
syofci,ly, what IS beneficial or injurious M
.bs.- several districts. Do not consider
document merely on old form for new
.a.ccN
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
Washington, Nav Is.

Mr.. WuLAM ELLIOT, Tor several years
an efficient Clerk ~ the Patent Office, aud
d gentleman well known for his scientific
requirements, was dismissed on Monday
lie adveruses his furniture, scientific M
struments, cabinet ofmlnerals, for sale, by
auction, on Saturday next
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

TIE Hon. Edward Livingston, Of Louis
lana, has declined accepting the mission
TO France, which was teudered to him by
Gen. Jackson.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
GOODS,

BOUGHT recently IN the Ns,o Tork, philadelphia,
ana Baltimore, markets for cash, and OF the
most recent mporlatious, among which arc
many choice aud beautiful articles, which they
Offer upon A. reasonable terms as they can DC
had in this place; consisting N past OF
&lUPERFlNE and COMMON Blue, Black, Olive
- and SteclmiNed Cloths:
lile ana other Cassimeres and Cassinets
CABOT mix Saitinelts very fashionable:
Dluk. Brown, Purple, Blue and Crimson Boniba.
zstis plain and figured:
Blue and Black Crcassian and Bombazeen's:
Beautiful Bltlste aud Palnlruo for dresses, tho
latter a very fashionable article:
Superior Blue, Black snd Genoa Velvet
Ital.n Lutestring end eros DC Naples Silk, ar
excellent assortment:
Silk Camblct aud Black PruneIl, handsome
article tor gcntlcmen's summer clothing;
Fancy and PLAIN black Italian Craya,s:
Super Linen Cambuck:
White and Yellow NankoouS:
Ladies and Gentlemen liOskin Gloves & MiitS.
Fashidlabe Pamarne, Gros de Naples, Gauzo
and Barazo Dress Handkerciels; Gauze Scarfs
Bobbilet Points and Long Shawls:
Crazy James
Black and White Silk Hose and l.o Hose.
Cotton DO. do.
a
French and Satin-flced Drilling for summer wear
Canton Grape Dresses and Robes:
Vlgonla CaSsimeres, Rouen do. pretty article:
Jackson, Egyptian and Nayarno prnts:
Canary Spots:
Artificial Wreaths and Flowers:
Mrs. Cantelo celebrated Stocks and Corscis;
Figured and plain buff Crayats, superior urticl3:
Thread and Bobinet Lace and Edgngs:
Curs and Putfs Fancy Ginghams
Silk, great variety; Black Lasting:
Cotton Drilling; Pittsburgh and Bangup Cords:
Bandanoe and Silk flag Eandkerchiefs:
Silk aud Cotton Umbrellas;
Parasols:
Seperior Gilt and Lasting Buttons:
Best Italian Silks for Cloth sewing:
Patent Thread; Padding and Canvass.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A general assortment Of HARDWARE;
Looking Glasses ass d sizes and various qualities:
A good assortment Of Ladies PnInella and Mo-
rocco Boots;
Gentlomens Fine and Strong Boots and Shoes.
oUnENswARn & GLASSWARE
Spun Cotton, erety Number.
large and general assortment of
GROCERIES & Liquors.
Souchong, Imperial and Young Hyson Teas
Superior Richmond Tobacco:
Loaf and New Orleans Sugar:
Spanish Cigars; Rappee and Scotch Snuff
Chocolate, Pepper, AIspcc, Nu,mogs &c &c.
l.. p Madeira Wine, French Brandy
Holland and Boston Gin, Now England Rum,
Lisbon Wine, Java lf other Colfes,
Sparkling Champagne Figs, Almonds and
and Caret Raisins.
All Of which they invite their friends and tho
public to call and examine.
May Is, 1870.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

March C. fIntsHsct..-'A True Story
A few DAYS ago, as Mr. Earle was going
round the wards at ST. Bartholomew
Hospital. he was told thata person wished
particularly to see him; and Immediately
after, a butcher Of prodigious dimensions
made his appearance, and accosung Mr.
Earle, informed HIM thathe had willed ms
body for dissection to the hospital, and that
be was anxious the circumstance should be
6uown beforehand, that no impeachment
mirht be thrown 10 the way of his wishes
BENG accomplished. Mr.. Earle was evi-
iaat.y a little at O loss to know whe her the
communication was made lest or earnest
and answered, i should think, sir you
SID be as large q begues, as ever was
made lo st. Bar,holomew's, in truth. as
ta, @ lgacy as we nave ever had.'-Fery
likely, very likely, replied the butcher,
but I wish to do away the rdgar prejudice
against cutting up people atler they are
dead, and I hope the thing viii be done.
AE. Earle seeing he was 10 sober earnest
''A~A NJ ut llAl % WIG o4 Alte'N-f "N--.''r'
hey might not like It, and it was tar that
their feelings should be consulted inso I'M
common a display ofhis love of sciencet
Iowh.ch our fat friend replied, 'As for
that Pye tackled the old woman, sir Ihave
either, ia my win, the choice ofeithermy
boly or my money! She likes to keep
He look We, the money comes to the hos
P.al; 20 there IS little doubt which way It
"l.l 20. Mr.. Earle then begged, that If
Convenient be would die In the winter, as
IN O hot summer, Il might be difficult to do
Justice to so 'crtsHSjcc &c sllJccP but that at
oIeyents, be should be made into a skele-
Ion, andhis name be honOrably mentioned
tnthe records Of the Hospital.
With which assurance the scientific
butcher departed perfectly satisfied.
The new Pope, Plus VIII. was elected,
alter frlh.. "a AL. Tf---f.rro
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
WIZ. HOYT'S
PATENT CORN SMELLING MACHINE,
FOR SALE, BY
4 M7IRE

w Af9s - - - -
PATENT CORN SMELLING MACHINE,
FOR sALE, BY
4. MLURE,
T6VA ARRANTED 10 shell 100 bushels ef Corn
w ercry t,rtlrc hours; price moforie.--,
Farmers and others are particularly invited 10 can
and examine for themselves Also Tor sale, me
patent right for Tyler, Preston, Harrison, Monoh'
gslia and Brooke counties. % yend the same.
Wheeling, May IS, lS29.
CERTIFICATES.
We. the undersigned, citizens OF Madison, lndl-
ana. and Gallatn Co. Ky. do hereby certify, that
we were called on 10 witness the patent Com
Shellmg Machine of Mr. Hoyt in operation al the
Galltn Steam Mill and that said Machine sheiied
out in a few seconds less than three MINUTES, ST.
bushels new corn. We further certify, that the
proprietors of the Gaaiin Steam Mil, Lave laid
aside Evans cast IRON machine winch they have
used for number ofyears y adopted Mr. Itoyts.
M1dis0H. CQadtiH, Go.
JAMES III. WALLACE, DAVID fLoYp,
C.. Z. J. AmoN, JosEPH TAYLOR,
WN. CARPENrEII JAMES MCoSNArT.
WILLIAM BRowS, Madison
JoHN SERlSG, PETER HLMPmLL.
November -, 1879.
We, the undersigned, Citizens OF Jennings
County, do certify upon oath, that wo were pres
cnt and witnessed tie operation ola Corn Smelling
Machine, at the house of Joseph Meek, in said
county. Constructed by Mr.. William Hoyt and
as We believe invented by him. and that there
was sheIled by said machine, .fttytioO bushels Of
measured corn, in the space OF 10 minutes.
As witness our hands, this 30th day Of October,
1923
JosEPH MEEK, 4 Moses SPENCE,
BARNA BAnNUM, ! SAMUEL MEEK,
l, Joseph Cowe, Associate Judge of Jennings
county, do certify that the persons whose names
a resubscrbed to the foregoing certificate, person
ally appeared before me, and made oath that the
statements in the said certificate are true. Given
under my hand and seal, this lst day of Noyem-
Der. 1888. JOSEPH COWELL.
Associate Judge Of is. County.
"a ALT PETER-20 Casks Refined Salt Petre,
- Just received and for sale by
Nav O. KNOX &, MKEE.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
TOLTME BURNERS

TNVP ANTED, good steady hand, who UNDER
w stands quarying stone and burning lime
To such person, constant employment and lib
eral wages will be given. Enquire at this Office,
Wheeling, Nay 23d 1899 g.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

Barrels "Sistersville' Tar Tor sale
II by hNOA q VI NIL
May ,.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

The new Pope, Plus VIII. was elected,
@.ier fifty days sitting Of the COnclaye.
~. q 80 votes be oblslned IS. LILO IS
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

n general assortment Of Juniatta Iron, Just
GA received and for sale BY
CHAPLINE u 0'FARRALL.
May 16 1929.
IJA large assortment Of all kinds Of Pot Metal
win always be kept on hand by the above.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
CHEAPsIDE, No. 1.


4 NEW IND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
or SPRRFG AND SUMNER GOODS
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
ZANE & PENT ONEX

Have the pleasure of informing their friends and
the public grneray, that they have Just reee'yed
then Spring and Summer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11

Sugars, Brandy, etc.
S1NUEL lfESSERSNITH-O 1ers for sole,
10, Hhls New Orleans sugar, part prime quality
W" 1S5 h hna,. and IS, crox and Porto Rico do
q hhd5 w. l. moitsscs
10 bags rio, laguTa and Java coffee
10 pipes 4'h proof Seig cite brandy
Is halt pipes do do do
g pipes G esgnS1 Co. cog Old 8 superior
do Champagne dos
4 hall pipes Americas do
6 pipes Holland gin
II hhds 4,h proof y. o. Ium
90 8 h hn,.oi and n Z. runj
20 bbls Foler's genuiocH baltimore gin
20 do Balrim"rr r. do
4 few casks7 lisbon, port l.. Madeira, sainos,
Sherry and Colmemar vines
3 : IaH, e1" ""a Young Tyson tea
8 8 S f FL. si;, s.: ;e, co"oo"'s'
chests
Is 10 c,tty boxes
half chests Hyson tea
5 do do Souchpng do
so boxes and half boxes Bakers and I.aphan's
chocolate
90 boxessperm candles, superior quality
so hait boxes yellow soap do
4 boxes bloom risnS
5 bales Buenos ANTes horse hair
O. pieces German iiessians
20 do SpitaIfed hlkis Of handsome patterns
50 retms news paper
40 do supegfne letter paper
los do No. letter do
80 do No pot d"
AZ do NOS cap do
200 DO wrapping do
40 bundles ,ugar ioafpap and binders band,
box boards
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
Cabinet \Nare-Noon,
Dyeing Establishment.

La eriique esfdiste, wmS FyteSdiHeih.
TfNHE subscriber having returned from Eurone. re-
spectfuiiy Informs the public thar lie is Pre- pared
execute all orders in his line of business with neat
ness and dispatch His ossorme,d of the most fash
onabe coors can be al any time, and he will war.
rant them to stand equally well ~ any in Europe
lie will bleach Lace, Gsuzc, &C. remove spc.. and
iron moulds from cambria, linen, cloth, silk, merino
and other slaws, without injury 10 the border He
colors Hats also that they fade or turn rusty
Leghorn bonnets and hats cleaned in the FIRST style
For the accommodation of his customers in Wash.
ington, goods may be left with Mr. Iabiile, Pennsyl
vanis Avenue, opposite the Panorama, to whose ad-
dress they will always be sent.
P.J. SALYETAT
French Dyer and Scourer.
NIB One or Two boys would be taken as appren-
tees aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
SATURDAY. MORNING. JULY A. $780,
Collectors Notice

INHE Corporation Tax Bills for the present year are
L now in the hands of the Collectors-they having
but short time allowed them to close the collection
under tile late law of the Corporation 1t will be very
gratifying to the Collectors if the citizens will be so
ohlgng 10 be pre'aredto pay them at the first CALL
that they may be enabled to comply with section
OF the late law, making it incumbent upon the Coec-
tors to pay to the Treasurer, every Saturday, TIE
amount of money collected during the week. The
Collector for the Northern District, compromising
the second and third wards will attend at his office on
Washngt every Monday from II o'clock un'
til sunset to receive the taxes of those who may not
find it convenient pay at the first call The Col
lector for the Southern District, comprehending the
first and fourth wards, can be found at his store on
Kngs at any time during the day, for the same
purpose. CHARLES SCOTT,
C0Lpr for the Northern District
JOHN e. M\NDEiI,
july div C0irr for The Southern District
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
Eifty Dollars Reward.

EbANAWAY from the subscriber the night Of
Ia Monday the 18th inst. u negro woman, named
Lucy COLE; purchased, about Two wears since, OF
Mrs Zimmerman at West End; ~ years of age, FIVE feet
or 8 inches hgh not very dark complexion. Had
and took with her a variety of clothing amongst
which were, black bombazette dress and black mode
bennett, 4 cloth cloak Of olive color Her clothing
was principally packeCsn brown hair trunk, in which,
i, believed she had .ecrcted two bed quilts. as they
are missing. She has relations living in Georgetown
and Baltimore.
wall give the above reward for the apprehension OF
said woman, and confluence in an, Ill, that get
her again; and all reasonable charges, if brought home
june so ROBERT BRrCKETT
Vt The National Intelligencer and Telegraph Will
publish the above three times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
Mnlmsses and Wine.

- bids. Ribbon Cane Molasses o;o. ,,.,i,v
~ tierces New Orleans do
pipe (Napolcon) Madeira wine IS Us old zee
do Sicily do do E1g
) do do Malaga Sherry do
. do do (Iiarris) port do
Landing from schooner ZillIh from New York; all
of which will be sold very low on the wharf.
LINDSAY, Hill. & Co.
June II lWR1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
Fashionable Mats.
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manulac
tOrV.

toFN.
NAMES GREEN Cabne, maker, has on ham and
% will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Alexandria, q al the corner of 10th ST., Pennsy
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment OF
the most fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, il not superior in quality, TO any
ever ofieredi in the Consisting in part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboards
Ditto, with cellaret,sand marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing 10 with mirrors
Ladies' and GentlcmcTs' secretaries aud bookcases
Pier FABLES with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Uusc stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks sc
With general assortment of bedsteads OF richly
carved MAHOGANY maple and stained woods, al OF
which will be sodasiow for cash as they Can be pur-
chased oithesane quality al any other mandatory
the Union. hLso,
9ntssortmen n: Of st Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, part of which is suitable for handrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded yeneers, coPal var
nsh ola srior quality, sackng bottoms cords,&
~yx4 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
Late Book S.

4 NNE OF GIETSrEiN, crthc Maiden Of the West,
u Ivy the Author of Wlverey: Collegians. Tales ct
Passion, Disowned, Pelham Y ales and Sketches ut a
Country Schoolmastcr, Apciin Morsels, Sparks Lite
of Led, ard Saunders Pleading and Evidence, vo'
lurnes 1899 edition, sc. GEO. WHITE,
inne 80 Corner King and ST. Asaphs's
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
NO. ogge
Stocks, SC.

StOC kSs oC.
4 WILL sell at private sale the following Stocks:-
Il 900 Shares Marine Insurance Company
II do Bank of Alexandria
60 do Columbian Insurance Company
100 do Great Hunting Creek
p do Steamboat Potomac
DO Little River 1nrnpike Co.
do Alexandris e Fmquier Turnpike Co
do Smokers Turnpike CO.
do Washington Bridge
so do Fire Insurance Co.
4 Bond tor 1887 so well secured by deed of trust
and SO, 500 OF the Capital Stock OF the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria .,.
$500 to be paid notes endorsed 10 the satisfac.
ton Of the President and Directors of the Eank 81
Alexandria and 5000 10 President and directors Of
the Office Of Discount DEPOSIT " ashingtor
Te IS GEO WHITE, Auct.