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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
SUGAR, COFFEE, SC.

EONAh, tOr LIZ, &c.
Ne ar" receirng per Sch,S Ann E6=a Richmond &C.
SA lihds New Orleans and St. Thomas sugar
-" 100 bags Lagura and Java coffee
IS bales cotton yarn. assorted
coroons Spanish T.. indigo
10 cascs superior gunpowder tea, in canisters.
put up IN new style for family Use
5000 lbs soal leather.
IT STORE,
10 TioTccS very superior green coffee
- bags Rio do do do
q hhds -. CroiX sugar, part prime
20 boxes and bb.s loaf do
Gunpowdar aud imperial teas, in & l3 ID boxes
- hhds w. |. molasses
100 keys cut nails
Win very general assortment; Of liquors,
wines, &c. &C.
OK CONSIGNMENT,
- Tons bar iron. Harvcys g. Tayios's
pipes 5th proof Coguac brandy, Scignette
e.i0 and iOXle window glass.
LANCASTER 6, DENNY,
sept SGT Market Bridge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

Ohm GARTH respectfully informs his
friends ard the public, that he intends tn CONT.
nue. the sale Of Groceries, aud will also trsUtac; husj.
ness on Commission. He has rented tine large fire
proof Ware house for many years occupied by The
late hrm of Moncure, Robinson and Peusun,s a part
OF which IS az present occupied Ivy Mr. Brooks
sept ! 4 dot 2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
so, &c, Sc, IA. 50. So. 81. 13- q

50, &c, So, IA, 50, SO, 81, IS, 8,
"A RE the drawn numbers in tie Dismal Swamp
IN Lottery, No. 81.
Several handsome prizes ohtai,ci az my lucky
Office Holders of prizes we'll Us others are rc-
qneslcd to call and tnko chance in the NEW YORK
LOTTERY, which drew Yesterday The d-awir4
will be received on Saturday ncxt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

hANID ANDERSON, Jr. will continue
the sale OF Groceries. Domestic Go3Is, Cotton
Yarn, &c IN connection with general Com.
m''S'on B"sn''s' at The stand formerly occupied by
Anderson, Garth g. Co. corner Of y x 18th streets
where the markct price will be paid for good COT
W. sep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

Tickets $40. Wholes. halves quarters and eighth
Tor sale in the usual variety, by
sept II =. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

qbomas T.. Pinclnoy, Editor Of The Charleston
Mercury, Inns been elected r'ondeni - mo NY o.
Charleston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

Ticket $40, Half ), Quarter 3 50, Eighth %.
For sale at p. C!GUBB'S Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
p. CHUBB'S OFFjC

~UMrERS drawn the Dismal Swamp. No. q
%, 4G, 81, II, 81, ii, 81, H.. D.
NEXT SATURDAY.
The drawing Of the New York, No. H.
('ADITAIS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-27

Poster MajoriyAr Eddy and Durfee. o.
NORTH King sfoNn-t Burgcs e6, Pearce ~;
Durfee so; Eddy TaPotter 90; D'WnlfI.
RiehmonH-- Burgd 67; Pcarce SO; Potter
65; Durtee 42; Eddy22; D'Wolf 6. -,
In addition to the bovc wo subjoin returns
from the towns snRshd. -s,
Jamesto,en-Pesrc,26; f'urges2l; Durfeo
3, Eddy 5; Potter III D'woEe
s.. Kinessomn-.Pcfee 100; Burgess i0I,
Durfec so; Potter N. .....
Ldne CompfOp--m5ority Cor Psarce and
Burgess -. s.. -. = - 49,
Chsyifst0,cn-- majdty for Pearce and Bur.
gcs GO. ..-'t q
Tirsr'on-Pearc. 3; Drscs N; Ddrfse
lis; Potter ioi, = ..A
-Four towns only ,ssia. 70 bs beard ftop,&
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-27
THE RUpUBxICAM.
%NWY wE s
TONY MEETING.

rnURsDAY M0RNIN0, AU0. ~, I6O
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-27

In silver mine in Eaton, ". Hsa shaft
has been sunk so feet. Several 4hnndred
tons Of bre have been raised. II yields
from 80 to 204 ounces the ton.s 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-27

A number Of whaIcrs have left New.
London, this year and last, with only / few
gsllops Of brandy on board, for medicine.
the crews having small addilsnsl CON
pensation instead Of gtoi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-27
From the Pawtucket Chronicles.


. Lost Chiidrsn.-Ina ,Biekly populated
village like ours, and that population made
up, ina great measure Of children, nothing
rs more common thar 10 see, of an even.
ing, an anxious mother, looking for ashttle
wandcrer. who has stfayed from its pater
nal home. TO the vicinity ofthe miils, Or me
river. On Sunday evening last an iristhhce
Of this kind was witnessed nj Valley Falls,
in this vicinity. A M-.. Cayrenter, rpissed
towards the close of tbe dsy her little hoy,
aged four years. She waited until dark.
with On anxiety that mothers ran only
know, aud still her boy, her "dess boy"
as she eaid, came not. At this time Mrs.
Slocum, who resided in the snme house,
went with her to seek him. The village
was alarmed, and every part of il search.
ed without effect. And as last resort The
WATERWAYS drawn from the foome of tho
mills. The mother stood by. watching for
the body OF her son, when q murmur from
the crowd said it was discovered corpse
was drawn from the water--her soul al
most left its frail tenement, when il was
brought before her, and she strained her
Eyes tn behold again the features Of her
ost baby she gazed once, and again with
lenfold interest; then gave . shrek ofjoy,
FOR twas not the, child Of her bosom, but
be sen Of bcr neighbor, Mrs. Slocvp, the
very womsn who had como with her 10
ook for the'lost one. and who had not en-
ortained q fear for the safety of her own
But short to her was that mo-
triumph, for ere her surprise was
,ver. another lireiess body was taken from
he same trench. and che knew il, asa fond
aren't knows its o3n. They had been fish.
ng. as was told by their fishing rods found
lear ono Of them fell in, and the other
vas probably . yic,im,in the noble attempt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-27

The onalIntelligepcsr Of 18th inst.
says, "ths friends Of Mr.. Clay, in Ken,
tutky, have, in the late election, exhibited
o large increase Of numbers, by which Mr..
kipcaid was elected. Mr.. Lecompte hard
ruo, and Mr. Wickliffe's majority greatly
reduced" =. ,'-.P..... - fe .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-27

ain Geneva, Switzerland, the butchers rub
the walls and boards of their shops, upon
which the meat is placed, with the essen.
tial oil Of laurel; the smell Of which keeps
off the Aits entirely. -. =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-27

The Democratic Press snys.aWe have
heard that the Administrations content with
having pursued Watkins to conviction,will
urge the President to pardon him imnie-
diately.p ....-.. So. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
METEORIC EXPLOSION.
From the Georgia Statesman. Nav "


That atmospheric concrctions of stony and metal.
line substances of ftightful bulk have frequently
dashed upon the carls suIface from some superior
region 10 fact which rests upon az GOOD authority
as human testimony ard the evidence OF orr senses
can afford. These phenomena happen as well when
he atmosphere is apparently serene as when i. is
cloudy. There IS first seen, usually, black float
ing mass, coming with immense velocity through the
air, as # winged messenger, pallcd in the dun
nest smoke Of Ii1des had ISSUED throurh snfno vol
cano5 crater, black with uncommon wrath. and was
flying a5trldc thundcrbot, on some errand of des.
olatlon, when an explosion, sometimes IN succes-
sive pcaIs, like that OF distant artillery sstounds the
car, and long belclng radi' rs Of fire are seen s-
euinB IN every direction from the dense volume thu,
marks its way. TIC explosion prCcipitatcs In tho
| carth--sometncs upon buildings ships NJ sea- and
The heads of individuals, red hot nouieriqi tbun-
derooIt, hIsspg with molten foryor. and DESTROYING
Whatever " tails upon, or penetrating the surface
otthe earth according 70 ts momentum, from two
20 six feet.
The arcnaccous, feruginons and mctalIinc com
ponchtS OF thcSc "ToIes or burning MASSES, some
times iali unaccrcted, in the manner Of hail OF
snow, but more frequently IN convlDnrraed nIasscs
weighing from thirty ~ two hundred and GNy
pounds. Those bodies bayca peculiar asnect and y
peculiar combination of properties, differing from all
nc SOLID substances on tho face ofthc globe. They
nave ial"n from various points pfthc he vcus at ali
periods In all seasons Of tic ycor, OF oil hours both
oi the day and the night also IN MI countries of tho
world or mOuntous and III the plains. and withou,
any particular relation TO VOLCANOES, and without any
chemical identity with tic matter which thoy dscm
bogue. They nTc composed chiefly Of silccia mar.
n"la, iron, and nickel with then oxides and sulphi-
reisj giving to tho Whole mass the appearance of a
pale ash-grcy argllaceous stone, with granulatcd
metallic points, and is 20 common marble in weight
! about as to 3.
Our attention is called 10 this subicc, by a most
stat ing phenomenon Of this sort which t. said Ia
have been witnessed on the 9Th instant ncar For.
/ syth, in Monroe county Of this State. The ovc
ning was serene. and more than ordinary still
ness prevailed in The air. There was no appear.
a"'o 81. Storm "r ." cloud Ia. co,d produce O.. p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
TIE EARL OF LEICESTER

Ehis mighty Peer, whose history viii ever rcinain
'temorai of the injustice and the folly as well az Of
The unboundcd power Of his Sovereign was the 5th
Of the equally mighty but lcss fortunate lohn
dudley, Duke Of Northumberland, bv Jane daugbtc,
o. br Henry CuidcrtOr1. The fathers Greatness
shot forth with the apd'y and the splundor Of vast
meteor, and was suddenly lost in darkness: the sons
planet IKE, rose somewhat MORE slowly and travcr-
ecd IFS hemisphere in more regular obedience TO
the power from which it derived its motion and its
hrilllancy II Obcycd, however, no other power for
Leicester offended against all laws both divine ouI
fuman' lie seems not ~ have possessed a single
+lrtuc, nor he highly distinguished by the quail
ties Of his understanding; but the unlimited favor o
Elizabeth which for many wears rendered him nor.
iaps tho most powerful! subject in TIC world, invest.
cd HIM with n !aclous importance while ON hi,
P' by degree OF hypocrisy. daring that il rather
'omouudcd Than deceived the minds Of men, lie con
t5Hcd 10 avoid open ccilsrrc. Even hstto-v Lo,vc
oyer, seems 30 have been ashamed to raise her voice
ioT p wiHlo he lived, and the calm and patient 70
s"rch OF alter times, with all s hpbitUal respect 70
The memory Of The lustriOus dead has busied n
slf ia vain to find single bright spot in his cbarac
Gcr
later luminous sketch Of his public carccr, NJ
Lodge speaks as fOlluvs:l
have hitherto excluded any par.icuIn-a IS tl,o =,
7ncstc life of this remarkable person. They viii b
tund, sngularly enough considering the caSt of hi
Character, TO DC concerned WIZ his public story th
'laln Of which they would 4 crclorc but have serve
- disconucct All parts OF his conduct, however
morally viewed, woro IN horrible harmony for u,
man vas as abominably wicked as the Statesman an
raurtIcr,
Lniccstcr Al thc age Of cightcen, married AIMS
2' Amy daughtcr and heir Of John Robsart, n ger
tloman Of Norfolk distinguished h., on,iortv ;,ic,,
spendout OF descent, and by his great possessions
tiat county. They wcro wcdded. n Edward IN,
= h, N whose presence Tic nupti,ls were solemn
eod, states IN his journal The 4h Of juno 1850 an
hvcd together with what degree of cordially W,
arc not informed for ten years, but had M hide,
IL Is scarcely to be doubted that no caused this ad
20 be assassnatod, and the circumstances &C tLy
t,no as well as Of the itself tend to press q,
AS memory this dreadful charge perhaps more hcoyj
y than ony other of tho same character Her dca,l
occurred on tho 8h Of September, 1850. at Tho ycr,
neriod when she lofty hope of obtaining tho hand o
h5 sovereign nav be clearly presumed = ha-c roirn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
SADNESS AND MIRTII.


fs mel al The stately lcssts of old,
When the bright WINE foam't in srulpured cold,
sadness and Mrth! We mingled there
With the sound of the Tyre in the scented air
rs the cloud and the lightning blenl OF high
fe m'xd IN the gorgeous revclry.
For there hung DER these banquo,s OF yogc g,norn
a Thought and shadow of the tomb;
~ gave 20 the flute notes under tone,
SO tire a colorng not its own,
To the breath the myrtle "A mournful power
Sadness and mirth' ye each had your DOVER
We met when the triumph swept proudly by. .
With the Roman eagles through the sky,
know that cen then, IN his hour of pridc,
The soul of the mighty within hun died,
That THE VOID in his bosom lay darkly stl
Which, the music OF victory nigh, never III,
'I'hou vert there, o Mir;h, swelling on the slo,S
Ihl the temples like echo caves rang out;
Thine were the garands, the songs, the wine,
M the rich voices M the air were thine,
the incense, the supshine-bui Sadness Hppal'.
Deepest Of all, was the victor's heart!
Nc NEE, a, the bridal with flower and tear
strangely aud wildly We meet by the bier.
Av the CLEAN from birds white wing siirG,
Closes tire storm in lis path of dead,
Ne n dirce meets the breeze of simmer sky
Sadness and Ninth! so ye come aud fly.
Sc meet IN the poets haunted breast
Hardness and rainbow alike its guest
When the breath Of the violet is out in spnC,
When the woods with the wakennlg Uf music ring,
yer his dreamy spirit your currents pass,
Like shadow aud sunlight Ger mountain grass.
When Will your parting be, Sadness and AIirh'
bright stream and dark oues Oh, ncvc, un car,hl
Never while triumphs and tonbs are SO near,
While Death and Love walk the same dim sphere
While flowers unfold where the storm may svcrp,
While the heart ofman is a soundlcss deep
But thcn smiles land. o yc troubled pair
W here We have no part in the summer air,
lar from the br,'aihingS OF changcful skies,
CVcr the seas and the graves il lies,
Where the day Uf the lightning and cllud j. done,
And ioy reigns llone. the lonely sun,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

Poht'oai matters and to vote accordingly con.,;,,
such reason On the other hand there ~ a.uees
strong reasons against carrying the spirit of soe
uoh 30 iar.-Ihe only business i'm which M IIIP
kihs mas been engaged for several years is Tho ~
ness OF the post office. His whole income was a.
.eu rom IT. nc has family to provide for m.
time OF lie, with other circumstances must renaer 20
extremely difficult for him to find out and emh...
any new occupation with fair prospect Of success
ouch considerations, we see, have no weight whcn
auurcssed 10 a tyrdnt, but with a pcnerons nconIo
.hey VIII command some sympathy; which will ,,,,
De diminished by the recollection that tho ofs-.S.
whch 's barely adequate to the supper, of an econ
omcai iamily-is taken from one thus situated 70 10
gwen 10 man IN prosperous business mnn of,,ai,b
1at u" Easy circumstances. and tofhoui a fassiiui
And why IL this done. The only ann.ron, 1890 1872
for Furnishing MIR. Hawkins, is that Mr Johnson mn,
be- rtwdrdsd, Tor the potent influence ncou;,.d ~,
means OF his liquors. and used freely FIR tho ,,,-r
ses of MS party principle of bestowing office which
we cannot but view most pernicous i'm stend.ncy
The grocery the tohishsy barrel is a mos, no,vorEi
engine-lumcntable though the fact is-for ipf3uen
eng votes, and settling the results of elections in
these parts. We have heard the keepcr ofope ~
that nc could control hundred and ftv rotes in tb;s
county! IL rs bad enough that this should be done
win view of thinning bets laid upon the results of
elections But when IL comes TO this that IL NAV
be done with the hope Of indemnity ont of tho
pnofc treasury or 10y the bcstowal of on Office or
pace under the government, BODIES no good TO tho
haPplness' or DURATION of the republic.
General jackson nil rcnard his friends and mn
n'Sh his eneniies-DUFF GREEN.
Capt ID. Barbcc post master in Danyje Kva,
oDtcer ~ the repotvtion who did not vote for Cen
jackson. has been pnriSheG and Mr. McIIvov ,ybo
did vote for him, re,raried WI"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
FaANyonr. KyNrvoxY, Nav %.

II is understood that Mr.. Bcqj. y. johnson has
c"ived the appointment Of Post Master in Frankfort
and, Of course, that Mr.. James Wood Hatokins is
about 10 he turned out.-Mr. Johnson keeps gIoce
ry store in town and is n man Of industry and prob
iiy at least Is repucd, and is no doubt, entirely
competent 10 the duties Of the Office The appoint
mont would not be exccptionablc If it wcro made
upon Just and liberal principles. But there was no
existing reason for turning out Mr. Hawkins unless
ihc daring 10 think for himself almost silently upon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

no"ehn- n'tnFhc Mobile Register Of the 18th u saws
Inc steamboat Virginia which here Yesterday from
Tuscaloosa brought barrel of hail stones of which NC
W cy were OF an inch diameter and would have wciY he'd
an ounce or more This will be ecoccted was ten ,ays
Sne1nen, to Tho storm We learn from Captain Of the
ga that large quantities of ice lying in vals
unu PAGES not open to south when he
we ao understand that large quantity ofha had been
corrected IN an ice house. in Tuscaloosa punch
otaIS Nc wcr" serted up required. The weather was
@aIn-'ne Thermometer ranging midday high as so de-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

the properly of Sir James Andersn bart, and William Henry
James Esp II highly probable that carriages ON this
construction viii soon be brought into general use.
10 Is unreasonable believe, that time will come
when man may take breakfast with his family nj alno,
aud the next day breakfast the shores of the ohiol
writer in the Baltimore htrot speaking OF the Chesa
peake and Delaware canal makes tie following
upon the bridge aud cut
The magnitude Of the excavation Erie canal a, och
po was considered great that had the improvement
at that point was the general impression that
n, VIVA, was that excavation - miles ioug depth Of only
'ee', or may ask, other m the known world, when
compared with the deep Chca and
cans the greates Porpendcuar OF which
V c the whole length OF four miles, and deepest
part Drudge ut arch thrown, with n span of two hun
1en ann nifty feet IL is doubted il the whole world can pro-
nuny ~ ~ ~ '"e'
me water let into the whole limo Of tho canal with the OK
oepnon OF about $50 yards which the eve Of compile.
on and Is thought the whole will be naysabl, in six ,ek
Mt any late, by tho FIRST of July next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

nv BALTIMORE, June 3.
The ship Alexander arrived here Yesterday from
Liverpool brought about so tons of Iron and Fixtures
Tor the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
Deah by Eightn'ng.-A merchant named William
% watts resident OF the Eastern shore of Virginia
lost his lie Sunday last, by stroke of ph,ning
lie was returning homeward from This CITY; and the
vessel IN which lac sailed struck off Sharps Isl
and; the mast was shivcrcd TO pieces, and Mr. Watts
instantly killed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
FAi Goods.

FNHl UOOUS.
DY the ships Virginia and Boston from England,
Id and BY other late arrivals, we have received
8 or 400 packages seaSOn4bfe Dry Goods;
all of which purchased with great care, for cash.
and which are offered for sale on the best terms.
OCT e JHSEPU JANNEY & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
From the Boston Bulletin.

A Practical JoKE.--A few weeks since, a
Del sou called al thf manufaciory of celebrated
pa,'e-bIacking maker in this city, stating him.
self TO be Wholesale druggis' at The South
End, and proposing 10 pur base large guam
thy OF the backing, for which he offered 10 pay
one half Of the aaIount IL cash, and the balance
in goods, consisting principally of articles used
in The manufac ture OF the commodity; the lat
ter proposition doubtless made with the view
OF discovering The ingredients employed. The
wary proprietor, suspec'ing his design, re-
quested hun 10 call again, and ne would con-
slider Of N mater In the mean time, inqui
ries were made. and i, was ascertsined that no
such druggi,, was TO be found az the S1utli
End Some DAYS elapsed when he same per
son again made his appearance IN disguise, pre-
tending he was from w .iham; where, he stat
ID, he had q large Day Goods, Grocery, and
Medicine Store. Hc praised The blocking TO
the clouds, aud finally made overiures similar
TO he preceding; observing he was going to
| he South OIL a trading speculation, sc. Alter
a number Of shrewd Inquiries touching the ma
ture Of he materials used in he composition
Of the backing, the proprietor very ndly
drew up recipe, though Of rather different
sor, from wha WAS foDdiy desired by this
eager Pail Pry. This was handed to The pseu.
! 10 u'ukStSy Wu'oS oo"S'SiS Hia wv
stop here. Seeing he had such simple and
ohliging friend, H. took tn liberty 10 demand
information respecting The quantity, proper
tons. practical process, Sc. all OF which was
readily graned by his commune ative n!or>
man, in he same supposed friendly way The
reader need not he Surprised 10 learn that the
Zip, was Of comousible character, which
on due apple alton Of the ingredients, would
/ producs a 10 e, able explnSion.
! The inquisi,ire knowledge seeking pretender,
hinkInr is objec' fully at aioed, took leave,
wei s.'i>iird win the success Of is mission,
and returning many anks for the cyihtes
! received The re suit, however, is yet tu ne re-
/ lated. o., Monday las, the humorous back
/ ing maker was passing along Am street, he
WIS assaIad by vollsy Il oa n, & hard names
! from a fellow with feu hsndk-rc hief dhou, his
! fac. aud eyes>-hjs checks rxnIbiting quite a
dinvy hue, hi, whlskers singed, and some SUI
perfluoes portions OF MS scalp amazingly friz-
zled. Unon more close examination he re-
coguized his Quondam friend and late pupil,
. the Wstham medicine mere h1n,. After po-
lite bow, the facruous compouUder OF patent
recipes for biacklng, walked of highly amused
on hndiug that hi prescriptions had been so
faithfully followed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
Resale of Bank stock

Resale of Hank stock.
IN Wednesday the 9th Of the p,esea month, Deem.
~ Der, 1929. will b. re snld at the Read.ng loon, m
the Town OF Alexandria on or abou, the hon of twelve
O'Clock, One tun,ired Shares of Mechanics B,rk of
Alexandria STOCK which All the install M ATS have
been paid. GEORGE. K)RBy
Executor of John b. Kirby, dece. sed
dec 2-eo3t
NJ ID The National Intellgencer will please insert
the above advertisement three times G. X
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

PHItr N.RREr, Esq for the States { Ma ~,
New Hampshire, Mas sachosst and Rnotr Isl
an; 70 reside in 500.
CHRISTOPHER NsALR, E,q for the O,,rict Of
Nosumbia; "a reside - Alex '"dri,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

The assortment is very complete, CONSISTING 10
mart. ofTabIe dessert carving and hunters knives and
forks scissors; razors lancets; pen. pocket, seamen
cooks butchers, shoe oyster, drawing and cu'llhs
knve, brass and iron rim. mortce, stock closet cup
board, chest till, trunk, horse, and pad 'ocks' MAJ,
round half round, mill, crosscut, pit wafa'ng, anu
hand saw files; hinges; screws bolts; nails; tacks;
sprrs sparrow bliss hobs; rasps; saws Panesi chs
sels gouges augers; rules; squares aNes'
ADDE'S, avis; bristes spectacles, candesek; COMBS;
needles; buttons; sad grid, and waffle irons tea ke''
cotton wool and horse cards; steelysrd frying pans:
brass ana;rons; shovel and tongs spades: shoveis;
steel; pots; ovens; skile,s grddles; andirons; odd
lids: weaver.' sIas etc. which, with great varety OF
other articles in the line for sale unsnauy low
either by Wholesale or retail.
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