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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

VTEGiNiA:-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
v the superior court Of cbancery for the Richmond
district, the Bird day of August, 500: Beverley Rau-
doph, exor Of the last will and testament of Harry
Hetb, dec, who was eSor Of Samuel Clarke dec
pltG against John b. Copton admor with tho will an
nexed Of David Clopton, dee, Mosby Pul!am, and
Samuel T. Pulliam, trustees for Ann G. Pulam, and
her family, Nathaniel Clopton, Alfred Clopton, Ro-
bert NJ. Pulliarh, and Ann G.. his wife, late Ann G..
CloptoB, David Clopton, Albert G.. CIopton and Ed
ward Curd, Bnd Sarah his wife, late Sarah Clopton
dts.
The defendants Alfred Clopton, David Clopton, Al
bert @. Clopton, and Edward Curd, and Sarah his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act Of Assembly and the
rules of this court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this coun-
try: IL ordcred that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next January term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy ofths
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lshed in the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvey and posted at the roat door of the capitol
in the sold city.
u 4 copy Tcstc, Wm. 9. Pr?pLrrcv, Z e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

LOUISA RACES.
FkVHE Louisa Races will commence at I.onsa court
house, on Thursday, the LIST of October. FIrs.
daYss race, mile heats for years DID, six entries and
closed. One hundred bushels of merchantable wheat
entrance half forteit*
William Morris, IT. c. b. g.
Maj. Dckerton Winston b. 8.
Elijah Hutchinson, black f. by CIaroiinfau
Robert g. Willis b. +.
John Graves, $. f.
DR.. James NJ. Morris, s. q. by Alfred.
3D. days race, two milo heats, one hundred dollars
IN cash. with the addition of such subscription as NAV
be subsequently madct
Sd. days race. Proprctor's purse made no Of the
frst ana second days entries and gate money This
"lii DC handsome purse, to he the beet 3 in s
mile heats. mo M PRICE
1t Is confidently expected that the first days race
VIII be exceedingly interesting. each runner intending
to ne d the goal and all having high expectations OF
winning.
This purse is INCREASING, and it is believed by the
day of the race will be of considerable ma gnitude
aug % Ste
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13
JAMES MORLEY

EmbarrasmrnI and excitement prevail in
some di' i.ions Of New England with regard 10
ibe manufactures We copy from the New
York Evening Post letter on the subject,
which has al infu'i ion Of party spirit. The
Information which annex from another
quarter is more impartial and accurate. The
Boston paper called the Manufacturer bitterly
com 3l.ins -perhaps without adequate rea-
son-of The conduct Of the Boston Banks to-
wards 'the elias. If business men engaged in
m ,nufsctures' Naional Gazette.
81 here is good deal Of trouble among the
monieA men Boston. The mania for spec
uIatnn in manufacturing has come TO its natu.
raj termination, in the failure or decay OF a
good many establishments, which had been
either il founded or have been unskilfully man.
aged. The los, IF property to individuals is
considerable, but as ,Ltv are almost all rich
capitalists, who chose tbs as mode OF invest.
ment or specula ion, there will b. few failures
and l,tle loss Of credi,, though, in some in
stances, large fortunes will be reduced quite
low. The -esull OF the whole viii be, that
manufacturing will pass on, Of the hands Of
rich capitalists into the haods Of iss natural
owners and suardians; and 1 ough. in the tran
sitor, ,here will BE- grea' losses, the business,
will be carried on as we'll a, ever and HE
coun ~, on the VII l., will gain by IT,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13
FORT WASHINGTON, MARYLAND,
Nun ed, 1899

CEAIED Proposals will be received by the subscr
- Der, until the 3lst dav of NAY. for furnishing this
posi- with lw hundred cords ofgood, sound. merchant
able OAK Wood the delivery to commence as soon as
the contract is made and the contract To be completed
by the first day of November The wood to be corded
in Fort Wash on such Place the hill may
be designated.
7'he ,s.,-s of two responsible Individuals intended
Is secur for the fulhlmert Of any contract which
ma, be entered into must accompany the proposals
Letters COZ a;n;ng proposals will be endorsed Pro-
posas for " ood.' hey will Dc opened at O'Clock,
p. ~ Oh the 81 st of May, at this post.
WEBB,
Lieutenant, and Acting Quartermas,er
may7-t3lD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13

We have received from New York ana,
Circular, addressed to " Magistrates AID T.,
,lem'n of Intelligence" and containing NJ,
prepared by committee for promolnr H. i''
cation in Greece. The detail, Of he pI,n r.-.
been consigned to several very rrspet,abI, No.
sons, forming the Greek School, COMMITTEE =
We are not Of the class Of Maeis,rars,.",
can we rank ourselves with "Gentlpmen or T.
feliigence' il relation 10 The collection Of mr.,
neys, or the employment Of any other mean,
for the education OF The Greeks, when We Una,
that very many thousands Of children in Il.
State Of New York remain utterly il i,er,,s
Provide frs and fully Tor the Amerc an FAM.
Iy, and then cross the OCEAN if YOU have a A..
plus of teachers and funds, for the beo,s n
foreigners. Nat. Go,
We have received the Circular allud,tn
above, and think somewha, as does Mr.. WsL5
ED. GAZETTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13
Thomas Ring, Merchant ! ailor.

HAS Just received a handsome assortment Of SE.4-
IL SJN3BLE avn F.AS4iONABLE SPRING
GOODS a.I PALM LEAF HTS which he offers
for sale Oh the bic terms for cash. his
old stand King street, between the Franklin House
and Cc Hotel. He has on hand all sorts of fashion
able ready made clothing and he has good assort-
men Ut '.snfs ard dlnss, Vigona cassimeres and
N.rsces blue and black bonbazetts, cotton loren
tins and stripes Russia sheetings and fashionable but
tors and 81 sorts of trimmings. Orders will be taken
which will be made up to any fashion, with neaness
and despatch, at the shortest notice. mays
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13

The Virginia papers complain of tn. a.,
Of the People, with regard to The Co,,,r,; t:
Having, as they think, secured ;he ob;.,, ''''
farmers do not turn GU! to vote as tho >, ,'
do. Notwithstanding, we believe III. s.,,
tons in the ditferen, districts willb. nal
the best that could be made. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13
EJ,,o,d O.,r 10 DR.. Jones.

Edicard Dyer 10 DR.. Jones' go.
w.sHIseros CI1r. 9Th Nay ''' :.
SIR. received your note last night, 60 ~
nv services as a Clerk in the City Post once
be discontinued from that date. a.. ch,nss
As, from the present nature OF things, i fson ,s5
of every individual who may be dlsmsse1 i' sor, 81
employment must labor under repro'ch S :; ,5 .
beg the favor of you to state to me- canaag
cerely, whether my dismissal has pee" ID Of ne
an inability to perform the duties require want II
unwillingness TO perform them, or 81 IiH
Whine y ,a % eS r s%P0s amongst 81 my friends viii %
even resting upon my character which y ~
only dependence. ;. .
ToDr. W. JONES, Postmaster:
To which Doctor Jones did no. 'o'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13

We have looked over, with good d.,
pleasure, several numbers of the po,p.,
literary periodical published in philad.l,t,
We notice among its contributors, The n'~
Of several Of our most distinguished DOE,
essay writers. The selections are in s.,.,
very good, and the typographical appe,r.,..
he paper extremely nea'. These recom..
da,ions, together with its ehrapness ,b..p
We think, s. core il the patronage of The ,,..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13
-A,kz-aax. A91rD9IA,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY Il ;sso

Our readers will, no doubt, be pleased -,
the interesting and highly wroush, tale i, =, -"
mornings Gazette. WY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13
From Correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette
WAsH!NGToN, May 10Th. 1870

From Correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette,
WAsHSGToN, May 10Th, 1879.
MIR. b. Fl. NORTON has received he de- i,i,
Of the Postmaster General agalns, him, asi,l,,
by his friend and counsel or, and the eenem,,
,pponled ty the people of Hartford, Connect
cut-hc is about to make public appeal. TFg
case has already assumed some no,oriey 4.
mnug he polite al incidents of the time, .r!
will command further consideration. Mr. b..
ry has treated the remonstrance Of the ytop.
Of Hartford who support Mr. Norton, vi!
the greatest Difference, and Mr.. Oliver f vi
hams, their commissioned, with all the coure.
sy due to a gentleman, and the grandson q lh.
late il!usrIous Oliver Ellsworth, Esq.
The President and Secretary Of State ar, d..
Iy engaged in making their arr4ngemrn, e,
thu missions abroad-,he instruc IONS connect,
ed with which, form al present ask Of no IT,
lie labor.
Reports have Mr.. WooDBuRr's name Up :
gain, and say that he has declined mission 70
Madrid: he is high in favor, and wi! not bee
verlookcd.
In addition 10 what is said above concerning
Mr.. Norton, we find the following note, h'E
Mr.. WILLIAMS, in yesterdays National lni'I
gehcer:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13

MEssRs GALES & SEAToN: .,.,
VIII you have the goodness to pu'"'"
following correspondent when you Gu ~
the room, in your paperc ,,g
do no, desire the publication WIN Inc v"
Of m kirg an unnecessary p radc o'' ~ .,..,.
purpose O. satisfying nv i,itud' at 'S'.
that my dismissal from Office was mol p'oI, ".
nv any want Of fidelity TO ihe Interests u Wv
pubic on my part.
Your 0'e0''"' 's''"" I. DYER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13
Dr lines m Ed,ruyd Uyer.

CITY Posr OFFICE, 6'h hiH' n
SIR: Your services as Clerk m th'' o'H-l
discontinued from this date.
Your obedicst servant, ,.,,,,
w. JONES, P''f"SY
Mr. EDWARD DTEn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-13
GADsBY's HoTEL,
Monday, fl. NJ IN May }

Monday, N. VI IN hdy
GENTLEMEN: Allow me, through the medHn.
Of your paper, to inform the friends oil VI .
n. Norton. Int Postmaster al Hartford, LOT
neclicut, that, Notwithstanding The charges pr.
ferred agains, him in lac numbr Of IL
Hartford Times have been triumphan'N r.
futed, and the motives e the grbtem,n NO
prosured his remopal satisfactorily exposed %:
evidence Of these facts talthough IN the pos''f
sion Of certain distinguished individuals o. , 1
city, is not, regre'to say, 10 be .ubmi'''a :.
the public. Considerations, which tlmr n'
prove TO have heen the Suggestions Of ".,
induced Mr. Norton, after committing '''"
press his vindicalion,' TO withdraw It,
Most respectfully, ,s
o Z. WILLIAMS.
Messrs. GALES & SEAToN,
City Of Washington.
This whole affair of The Hartford Pos 0"'
has exposed the imbeciliy OF he EH'''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
TO PRINTERS.

1NHE Printing Establishment Of the "wESTERN
n VIRGINIaN" is offered for sale. II is located a,
Charlesown keuawha county, Ind the great line Of
communication through Virginia from Els; West. The
nearest competing establishment in the STATE, is about ono
hundred MILES ds;au and the whole negboring eoun-
toy is believed 10 be rapidly improving in Intelligence, in
numbers, and IN wealth.
For terms, and other in.omaon lress the subscTi-
Der (post paid KeEswha G. n. Virginia.
April ist, 1890. MASON CANPBgLL.
W The publication % The Western vrginian will be
continued as heresocrc shegi no sale oi the establish.
nen, b oFcs,ea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
classical RE.aDER.
NIIS work has inst been ,e.co;yo

p WIN peS just Dtcn received at the
bookstore opposite the Eagle AN extrac,
from the Visitor s. Telegraph of Oct. last, will show
the nature and object of the work
CLASSICAL kiAD, Selection of Lessons In Prose aud
verse from the most eminent English American writer's
Dor The use OF the higher classes public and pirate Seoi
RES BY Rev F. W. r. Greenwood and G. b. Eu,erson Of
Boston. ~ - " 'S'Sun W
This wok is valuable acquisition to our,schools b. -,
one OF IKE character has long been very much wanted The
reading books hitherto put into the hands of de higher
III our schools are III suited gn the oecr in view trom
examination OF this work think among the hes, compa
os we nave seen for the oi advanced cass and families
~ mas many excecncies 10 recommend the attention. nj
parents am teachers of which we will briefly adv.,,
In all S selections, is decidedly favorable to virtoe and
reon and ITS matter appears have been selected with much
taste and Judgment " ~
IL is work purely rational and modern I, has many
aaoe historical facts and anecdotes in relation To the
history e Character manners, geography, and sctney of o
country IN ire matter II contains well ada,ed 10 te
taste feelings and habits ofhe present age Itenodes rn
OF the brightest and most sparkling gems of irvn Webse1
fsere Jefferson, Claiming Sparks Bryant aud Iircyat
Inc selections are calculated awaken the curiosity OF
tlc young scholar and form and improve his ts,e 1, viii
hnpart 10 him mental refinement, and inbue him ,y,.b =
gent's taste for an elevated, moral and manly literature
Teachers and others are invited to cal and exanin
the work. ARIEI, WORKS.
une 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

Commi''ioneT's QGire, Richmond, An Nan, 1920.
The parties nicrcsedn the execution Of the above order
arc hereby notified, that have appointed Wednesday the
29h day Of July next to commence the this ocr
at which time they hereby required to attend hearing
Of the matters in reference by vir,ue NJ tho Said order
before me, duly prepared with all necessary documents and
proofs TO enable the 10 preorm the same order.
THOMAS GRELN, COMMISSIONS.
Nav f2-fO, q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
es1boIesaIe l1rtres @urreMf.
Richmond, June &c, 1899.

1ttcNUtOfiu, ~
STAPLE ARTICLES.
1o6acco, teafc
good to fine, lOOlb. Sc a 10 90
middling, 4 30 a 5 so
common, 4 a 4 20
refused, 3 a s
piasaLf dctured-
istqual. cayendish, lb. IS a 40
small twist, no. /, ais
no. ?, 9 a II
Flour, city mills, none
canal 5 IS, duh
tpheas, new, I 20aI25
Corn, bush. IS a as
Coal, hes, for shipping, &c a 20
inferior, IL a IL
Colon, 8 8
VARIOUS OTHER AarIcrEs. r
HltGn, In. 8
RTinlstO'ie, roll, ID. 8 aSk
Beesa0aT, best, p u Is
Butter, ~ u 20
BEEF mess, bbl. 10 SO II
Bacon, new, az
Cheese, 10 a l2l
Candles, tsllow, mould, IOial2
sperm. q a %
Cefee, w, ]. green, IL a IA
Rio, l2s a l3l
Java, white, l6 aI7
ordinary qualities, IIJaI2
Chocolate, no. /, 10 a IS
CoPPtrds, ID. 3 a3a
Fish, Lerrings, lro. /, new, A 80
shad, no. /, Z az so
inacknrel, no. l, scare, 6 5Oa6 30
Go. 10. ?, 5 so
do. 10. 3, 4 so AIS
Fyitit- "
raisins, bunch, box, 75a4
muscatel, 3 so
Feathers, live geese, good, 3oa32
Glass, window, exio, so feet,
, - l0xI2, do. 3
GunpOicder, Duponts, 5 80 a 6
Hemp, American, ton, 1870 a $40
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, la IS
salted, la 10
indigo, Sp'h Go,ant, lbI75a2 Is
Iron, Swedes, ton, los
English, IS a 80
American, 35a go
Lard, new, 6Aa7
Lime, ] 20
Leather, sole, I5a25
upper ] IS a ? rs
Lumber, cleal, 1000 #. %
understandable, II a Is
9!ahogany, St. Dom. Il. Is a 20
Bay, a12
aioLnsses, gai. ". o. 2s a 90
superior, 81 q 80
w. India, generally, y a &c
.1leGl, bushel, SO a co
-Ndits, cut, ID. Z
Oil, linseed, gal. IS a5s
tanners, Dbl. Is all
sperm. winter prsd. gal. go
do. summer DO. S5a5O
Oats, bush. IS ASA
Plaster Of Paris, ton, 4 so
Port;, prime, bbl. IlaII50
mess, IL a Ii so
Rice, Carolina, (newl 3 a 81
Sugar, loaflsa2O, lump l5a17
\. o. Blown, 100 lbs. . as
81. Croix, do. 9 a IL
muscovadoes, 8 a 10
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, : 4las 81
ground alum, 2l-2 a y
hlsltPetrs, 70. 10 a II
Spirits
brandy, cosnac, gal. ] I0aIsC
apple brandy, 80 u 81
peach do. so a 100
rum, StyCroix g. Ant. co a 90
Go. New England, % a so
GIN, Holland, 80 a los
DO. American, 80 a az
wiiiskey, s4a &c
Steel, German, 1b. II all
Eng. blistered, Sac
Amer. do. 6
shot, Icwt 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
FRESH SUMMER GOODS

WYE have received by the Effort and Fairfield
from New York, many scarce and seasonable
articles: among them are
Extra quality nance rankecns
Very superior white saiins
Black Gros &c Indies
Blue and jet black Gros de Maps
Green, white, pink and straw co,ored forences
White, black: pink and green Ital. grapes
Areophine grapes, assorted colors
Figured satin and Gres dc Nap bonnet ribbo1cs
No. g., 9, IL. It, & % plain Gros de Nap DO
various colors
Plain Swiss and checked muslins
Ga book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain bohbinet,s
handsome stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers
Random mirt and white cotton half hose
Black and white silk, and raw silk do
White feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
Super white and figured Marseilles vesti,rrs
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil, tuck and side do
Black circassians
A lew pieces super blue do
Black hastings aud prune!as
pieces extra fine Sd black rnerno bombazincs
for gentlemens summer wear
Extra fine Angola. and Rouen cassimcres
Brown French drillings
cases common do do cheap
Ladies horseskn gloves
MisseS HorSeSkln mlttS
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing e rs
IRISH and German linen shectinps
Buckrams, grey and drab paddiDgs
bales canvass, No | TO i
3 cases low priced prints
co ladies' open straw bannets
DO do Leghorn do
28 bales 98 inch brown shirtiuus
All oi which we offer at aoholeSaie or Iela at nu-
sually low prices.
June 8 B.4LDWIN. IPES & Ca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

t'lTEkMS.Srslirrto, 10 the D,uy R,r,,.ox,, Iy, se
ab.u III advance. - " W" S'"'Pa5-
FOR one square Of i6 lines or less one IN,
seTn % cents two insertions 81; three Insertions S l7 and
evcrt .''cceediny inrr,ion 80. cents - ~
Mce wees hisi week 81 2s every succeeding week 81
srrIoh 50 cenis. " '' e'e'y s'oceeoihs III
2 O,ca week, frs, nser,;o, - c,,,. o, ,.....,,
scrtion so cents. - N'' '''' 'N'Ser''"a IN
VBis. $50 81 SO ''S ~0's'i's 'ioN'I
iansient advertisers must pay in advance
he number of Insertions nns Inn noted n, the NlS M ,h
corIjnsy. N'N N''"'s" ~
Annual Advertisers charged SO do,rs for two squares
qaa 70 mat proportion for advertisements Of greater ieuct
ssp Auctoncers aud Lottery dealers who are CHARGED sioS
60 Tbs CONSTITUTIONAL WIG IS published twice
week, rues'!ays and FrdayS) dollars per annu,n
ptvable IN advance. r. '
FOR ddverng75 cents square, or less Tor the first IN
sriioll and so cents for each continuance = - ~ ~ -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

ENLEMINU d EDWIN JAMES & co. fNTar-
Il kct Squarc,) have iust received
Befween 4 and 500 packages. OF,
FRESH DRY GOODS;
comprising one Of the LARGEST most general and de-
sirable stocks Of Spring Goods they have ever offer
cd Tor sale. more particular advertisement win
appear in few days. april %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
800 1865
Superior Black Ink Powder.
LIQUID INK,
WARRANTED Pr

WAhhtN ED RI EN- !,
Manufactured by NORTHG WaRRfN, Philadelphia.
: above has bet EN- fairly tested, and found to pos
L sess all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered a sufficient recommendation to
the public, of the various articles of the kind ,hs, have
been prepared in this country, or imported from Eu-
rope Vt is confidently relied upon. that q single trial
Of the Liquid Ink. or Ink Powder, ['h- 'rt,cr of .uch
general convenience to traveller ~, aud particular, for
sea yoy ages, will prove their super,oli,, over ans Of
the preparations now in use.
The public attention is respectful, 0,ited e. The
following recommendations:
eth subscribers, having used North & v arms
Liquid Back Ink, [by them warranted permane Mt. nd
10 be manufactured from their fine Ink owder,1 beg
to IL to merchants and others, who will
find, on trial, that it flows freely fron the pen. retains
lis color and, where a beautiful black ink is rcqni cd
for deeds and other pubic writings, this composition,
We have no doubt, vii! bear comparison WITH any .rti.
Gle of the kind manufactured in this country or with
that imported from Europe"
i9h9 Reed. Esq President Philadelphia Bank
HHoM"gso~td, Esq Cashier Bank NORTH m~iea
Hhuh, Esq Cashier Farmers ana Mechanics Bank
HyLeris Esq rashier SchuykiN Bank
j Roberts. Esq Cashier stephen G,rards Bank
: samuel Aachson .7Junct Pogesso Fnjrer fenn
Dr Jueo6 Green. Professor n chemistry jefferson Col
gtpf st , e SIaaf e. l'q Notary haShe
Henry g freeman, Esq On
cGmpbeA Librarian Philadelphia Library
JhaySo.d Prohono'ary Supreme Court
oNH ueJr, FeSfso ~ va
Baac EHiOt, Cnnreynpeer
Isaac HampaIe do
JB Norbury, Esq
Lhn o0Gjo d. thrk cfMe District Of SOuMwu
s " >oomOn, county iudtO,
" Coafs, Prothouoi9y's G6ee District Court
TSCUrr d do
Head do do
Darid ieois, Esq President Phenir Insurance Co
JR Wuschcrer, Esq do do
j I'm III, Esq As'y Pennsyirani" Fire do
ThoS T'Smihey, .Adunry Penn Life do
j Pryor, Board Of LeGM
" n Johnson Principal High School Franklin Inst
B II Rand, VIZ Ting Master
Henry Bristo,c, do
Thomas ~ Rasr, Teacher
q Dennison do
- Sterart do
Enn,on Williams, Surreyor
Jennings II Thomas, .1ucioneers
Knor Boggs e Go, Merchants
Jhn hrgg do
Marcus Bull do
~ Potter do
Burgin, Hood g PelrsQh, Merchant.
John Bradky
81 Iayhr
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov 6-2aw2m BookseHer. .ier ndria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
70 the Citizens Of a\exanAria

The Proprietor Of the
@@@LLNE OF SI.sGES between
.I ErphiSf will. in future III
three fines q tceek 1t will leave this place on Monday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at p " and return on the
following days. 1t will reach Charlottesville in one
day and a half. and Iy"chbufg in two days and a half
1t will leave Alcxandria every day at 10 A. NJ. reach
Barnard's Mansion Hotel E" ashington, in forty minutes,
at which point it intersects the new and splendid line
which has just gone INTO operation, and reach Bait.
more al hal after a z. n. II will leave Barnard Ito.
tel on Monday, Thursday, and SATURDAY, at - o'clock,
and on the remaining days of the week % minutes after
/ = NJ. and reach Newton's Hotel in Alexandria at ;
p NJ.
The new line will deliver passengers, If required, at
the steamboat i'm Baltimore
The citizens Of Alexandra are advised TO enter all
the way to Baltimore, as by so doing their seats to Bal
,imore are secured, without any attention or care in
W ashington and SO from baltimore on TO ~ ashington
o. Fare between Alexandria and Washington, hft,
cents; between Alexandria and Baltimore, -.
nov 6 II PROPRIETOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
Cotton Yarn.

M F. have just received an additional supply of Cot.
" ton Yarn. of all numbers, and shall constantly
eep on hand q large stock of all numbers, which is
manufactured for MS from superior cotton, by the best
new machinery, and BY master workmen, and we war.
rsrt it to be of first rate quality
10 mo 26 JOSEPH J7NNEY e. co