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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
Steamer Columbia.

Steamer Columbia.
TIlHE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
l. have the pleasure Of informing the public, nat
the above and splendid Packet has CONNIE ed
her regular trips between Baltimore and the District Of
Columbia.
&A The Steamer Columbia Cap
b. tain James Mitchell, will leave the
lower end of Patterson street wharf
ltszaI on Saturday Of each week, at P.
". for alexandria, Washington, and Georgetown Re.
turning she will leave Uoshinghon Hednesdoy
ming o'clock, and Alexandria at O'clock touching
at the following places the Potomac River, to land
passengers and freight. both going and coming:
On the Maryland side: On Me1'nginia side
Point Lookout Sand, Point,
Piney Point, Bluff Point,
Coughs LENDING Place, Bo,d's Hole,
opposite Judge Platers Mrs. Waller's.
near eoDard Town, Quantco.
Swann's Point,
Iudluws Ferry, and
Mrs Piess.
Signals have been placed at each Of the above pls.
ces, which will be hoisted Immediately on the boat
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards Of 400 tons burtlen, hav
ing fioo engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from 800 to 1000 barrels freight, and accommodate in
the most superior sly at eas, 100 passengers. For
speed she stands as yet unriyslDed.
The proprieiors hope, by strict attention to the com
fort Of passengers. and of goods TO e,i, share
Of public patronage
Passage to Washington s2,exclusiye of fare.
Freight as customary.-Cr All baggage at the risk
of the owners. r ROSS, Agent.
Baltimore, may 30-june
N. Is. The passengers in the Columbia arrive suff-
centiy early for the six o'clock Lines Thursday
morningto Philadelphia
An arrangement has been msde, by which thu Co
lumbis on her passage to the District " III receive
passengers from ofithe Union and Ctzens' Cana Line
Boats in the Psapsco. and also from the steamboat
Maryland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
DR.. w eAdepbuvn.


HAVING been "r, tormed'' out ofthe office of Sur
e veyor Of the Port Of Alexandria ard compelled
to endeavor to re ssblish himself his old business
begS leave to inform his felIowcitizens that he has
opened an
APoTHEcARY,s & DRUG SHOP
on King street, door above Nessrs.
Janney & Co.'s store, and opposite J. &
49, A. Douglass. Stationers-where he hopes
ET his friends and the public generally will
A call, and furnish themselves with such ar
sS%4s" ticles in his line. lie expects, in a
few days, fresh supply of
Genuine Medicine, &c.
of the latest importation, in addition to his present
stock. He also has on hand stock of his best
BT7TERS,
much praised for their good qualities. They have
been sdd and highly approved at New Orleans, Penss-
cola; faah .sse, Key Wcsf, in South America, and in
several Of the West India Islands Those who wish
have Spanish labels In such this they
much wanted Where fngs and miasma are common,
those who use them seldom need medicine.
All of which he sells the lowest terms possible for
cash, and on short credit to punctual customers
o. All who are in arrears requested to make i'm
mediate payment aug 10
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
COPDAGE STORE,

and Is now ready TO execute all orders for arti-
cles n ms iue with which he may be favored, and
0n the most advantageous terms. lie has now on
hand avery extensive assortment OF Cordage of
every dcscr ptou, 10 which he is daily adding from
his Factor. Ills prices Will be regulated by the
forrest Puisbugh q. Cincinnati rates; and he
feels confident OF beng able to I'll all orders Of
Merchants. who may favor him with their custom,
on at Lqs, rs good If not better terms than can be
procured any where else in the Western Country.
Heuil warrant h.s work 10 be of the very best
quality Commanders Of Boats are requested 10
give him O call
Orlersaidressed to Mcssrs Knox and Mckee
FORSYTH and Dobbin, and d. B. Bayless, Commits
sion Merchants, OF to himself promptly attended
90.
Wheeling March 4th. 1S29-6I
p" The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re
publican, and ST. Louis Republican, will please
insert the ab0yaonoe q week tortwo months, and
forward thci- accounts 20 this office for payment.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
DRY GOODs,

Bio Cloths from - 10 50 per yard;
Black. Mixed and Olive Cloths;
Bombazet,s PLAIN, Figured, and Twllit
Red Drab and Mixed Padding
Cahc0es. Cambria Muslin Book. LenO, Jlconet
Null. Swiss Figured. and Plain Muslins
Black and White Cotton Stockings, Swiss and
English;
Linen, Linen Cambria Pocket Haudkerch.eisi
Silk aud Cotton do. dos
ladies e. Gentleman Glopes ota.. descriptions;
Black Silks of the following kinds c2rsane'ts,
Msntul italian r. Indian Lutestrings, SensuaUs.
Satin. and Wa.eret Gros dc Naples
White Robes. White Satin Pink, Blue Straw
Green, Sarsanst and Florence silks
Colomsd eros Dc Naples silk
Cross barred and Striped 5arseneus'
Black Mode.
Black aud PLAIN Colored Canton Grapes and Grape
Robes
Grape Shawls, A "A and ga; Grape Scars;
Fancy Halksrchiefs and Shawls; Thread Lace
Bobbinet Lace Piping Cord, all colours
Coloured and Black Brades
Foundation Lace and Muslin;
Crane Liese. Pink Blue White. Straw and Black
Black Purple. and Green Silk Felyet
Black and Coloured Tabby Velvet
Cut SILK Velvet Nesting; Barraise and Batesso
nan,'s Worked Caps, and Ladies Worked Lace
Caps;
Black and White Lace Wells; Black Feathers
Green White. and Black Cause Wells, All5 Style
CAP. WAIST and Bonnet Ribbons Nslr StyLsi
JET. Glss Garnet and Wax Beads.
Small Beads for working purses
Waist Buckles, with sets: Bracelets, and Cable
Chains. Bead Retcu.as Pulses, DC.
Camera Jet, Pearl and Fancy Earrings
Fur Hafs.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
HARDWARE:

Sup. cast and German steel hand saws;
Tenant saws;
STEEL; American, Crowley, English, Cast and
Shear
Knives and Forks; Pen and Pocket Knives, Of a
superior quality
Dirk Knives; Shoe and Butcher do.
Thumb and Norfolk Latches;
Locks; Knob, Pad Trunk, Cupboard and Til;
Brass Candle Sticks; Brass Knobs; Brass Bolts;
Glass Knobs, fine; Razors Sheep shears
Tailor's shears Pocket scissors;
Snuiers and Trays;
Britannia and Iron Tea and Table spoons
Walters, assorted;
FILES: Flat and - round bastard Mil and
Hand saw;
Blacksmith s Files; Shoemakers RasPs
Cut and cast sparables;
Snuff and shaving boxes;
Screw Augurs, from ? 10 quarters;
Gimblets and Tap borers
American and Yankee Cote Mills;
Cork lux stands, Tea Kettles Castings;
JuniGtta Iron assorted; Mould Boards;
Plough Irons; Sad Irons;
Looking Glasses, assorted sizes.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

ANVIIS, real Mouse hole and Birmingham;
Saws, MIL y Cut Pin. Hand, Tenent Table
Compass Web and Fret,
Vices, bright and black. Do Hand and Bench
Screw Plates assorted skies; " re- ASS numbers
Wire Plyers and Cutters; Plane Irons, Butcher
and Cum cast steel and common
C0opcr's, Sh0emallers ChairmaNers Sattiers
and Turner tools.
Gunl0cks Of al. kinds; Sheet Brass
Hinges, assorted kinds. Screws. assorted sizes
Hatchets, Axes and Adzos,
Plated ana Timed Sadjicrs; Hair plush
Bel metal Preserving Kettles, assorted sizes.
BRASS DO. Brass Tea kettles and sauce Pans
Brass Wcgets. trins Pans. Grid Irons,
Brass STAIR Rods Tr0wcls Bucl, and Iias,ering
Knives and Forks, and Table Steels;
Fenkniyes with from 4 10 4 blades;
Specucles and Razors:
Wool, Cotton Rnd Horse Cards;
Curry Combs; Drawing knives Vince. lron'
SIZE Sucks tdes, assorted. @ large assor.menr
Iron and Steel Blade Squares.
Needles Glove, Sail and Spayng,
Locks, Stock, Cupboard, I'i.l Chest.
do. Scotch Spring Knob @, =, and inches
do Mortce best Scotch Spring. g AZ inches.
DO Closet and Dutch Locks,
Purgaie Latches. Knob Latchcs Japan1e5 Nor
folk ana Thumb LatcheT
Bolts, strait and round; M0hsses GATES. Backing,
Spoons. table aud tea Britannia and Iron.
Curriers' Knives Cox and Bluack S, aI kinds
do S,eeIs Butchers Cielvers and Saws
A5lgers, ass q sizes Pughs Wells and Glret' G
Paieut Gig Springs Steel and Wood
Carriage and Gig AXctTee stumps.
Do. Do. Lace and Trimmings.
Phted Moulding. Plated Bands Dashers s Joints
Dearborn aud Gg Mounting Japan'd tTm'd
Horse Fleames, Thumb lancets, * Lancet Blades
Curtain Pms Sugar NpperS
Diudar Table aud House Bells.
Brass and Britannia meta. Taps.
Sh0vels Tougs and Pokers, common an- superior
Superior Brit8nia Ware
Cutting Knives German, Patent and Cas-. steel
Plated Canjles-icks, Shutters and Trays
Bread Baskets aud Walters,
Patent 81 Box Coffee Mills. Iron 4. Bras hoppers
SJeeyrds SD 10 900 To-
Braces and Bits, all kinds, Iron Braces;
Patent Store Lamps. Dutch Lamps
Caudl1sticks, Brass and Irons
Gilt Mantle and Pier Looking Glasses
Mahogany cur. q maple and pine do.
Superior Dressing Glasses.
PASSWORDS Wa.dron's GriHn's Harus.s and
Walls Scvthes;
Ma,lemulC-l instruments, and Surveyors Chams'
Steel " Mayor and Snderson make such as
Cast Crowley. BIs,c-sd. and Spring Steel,
American Steel German Shear Do
Bowen Juniatta Nils, assorted sizes
Brushes of an kinds.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
CHAPLINE & O'FARRALL,

III thompson S OIL St0lu, 4uu"t SlIetti HheetHg'
OF which the following ale part:
81 UPERFINE CLOTHS, Blue, Black Olive,
- Brown Cllret, Drab, and Steelmlxed, do.
.CaSsSimeres and CassinettS
Camblets and Tartan Plaids;
Bombazctts, black and Blue-blk, Brown Purple,
Scarlet, Crimson;
MoreeD, Blue Scarlet, Crimson and Cross barred;
Batesse and Cortepela; Bonnet Cambria;
A very large assortment OF Gnghams, and Cling
ham Robes
PLAIN and figured Swiss Jaconet q Book AIuslins;
Plain and figured Bobbmet;
Cambria Muslins;
Hair cord and Furniture Cambrick
Linen. Linen Cambrck and limitation Handkfs;
Silk: eros de Naples, Black Blue and Blue.bacIi
Brown Green, Purple, Scarlet, Light Blue, and
Straw;
Superino Lustring, Satin, Leyantine, India
Satin and Scnshaw;
A general assortment of Bonnet Satin: Black,
Blue. Green, Pink, and White Florence.
Plain. Figured, and cut SILK Velvet;
Tabby Velvet
Vestings: Sill, & Silk Velvet, Valontia Marseill-
es and Toionet;
Jaconet Handkcrchiefs; Book, Swiss, Superfne
Lustring, Birds eye, black twiiled Silk Ban
dana, silk flags Superfine eros dc Naples, and
Fancy Gauze handds,
Do ShawlS, Cashmere, and Merino long Shawls:
Merino Dress ShawlE
Furniture Calico; Stripes assorted;
Pittsburgh and Bangup Cords;
Sattin-F Faced. LINEN, and Cotton Drilling;
Steel and Wood busks;
silk and Cotton Stay Laces;
Ladies Pulls, Curls aud Braids;
UI,,I. ,rI " bito sill anil sttr tou.so Vii.
Italian Grapes assorted;
Nanllius and Naukin Grapes
Canton Grape dresses, assorted colours;
DO. DO. Robes, 50 and upwards;
Grape Llece, assorted;
Umbrellas: Silk and Cotton;
Parasols, NEW style) large assortment;
Mohau Bracelets and Watch Guards;
Beads assorted
Sets sup. Bonnet Ribbon, new style;
Mantau Gauze and Satin assorted
Plain ndfgured Velvet Ribbon
Swiss Capes and Caps;
Thread Bobinct, Cotton and black Silk Laces;
Irish Linens, from % to 81,
Irish Sheetngs;
Damask Table Linen aud Cotton;
Russia Draper; Brown Holland;
Padding, Buckram and Canvass Oil Cloths;
Black and White Silk Gloves;
Hose and - hose
White Worsted aud Cotton do
Mixed Half Hose;
Ladies Kid, Beaver and Hoslun Gloves
Gentleman Hosblin Beaver kid and Dog Skin
Gloves;
Combs Tuck Shell Quilted back, Shell, Side and
mock shell tuck combs
Do. Side and Crescent DO
Ivory Fine Combs; Pocket and Wood do.
Brushes: Cloth, Hair, Shoe, stiff busting, ground
paint, and shaving;
Leghorn Hats and Crowns, extra cheap
do. Boliyars and Hats for boys;
Ladies and Misses Gimp Hats;
Fur Hats at 50 and upwards
COTTON YARNS.
DOMESTIC GOODS, general assortment I'M
usually low
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
VIEW WHOLESALE 4 Retail
@8 90 d e Y
WILLIAM Hr'ELHINEv, sR.

W 1GL1AN4 w EGd4N - \ SEt'
(Late from Blitimore)
RESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that he
has commenced the Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery business, IN Wheeling. lie has taken the new
brick store on Main street, ueXt door to DIR. A.
S. TODD, where he viii constantly keep o.
hand o large and general assortment Of Groceries,
which he viii sell at Pittsburgh prices
z1s STOCK ON HAND CONSISTS o.
Young Hyson Teo, in whole and half chests
Imperial do IN half and quarter chests
90. DO. in lead Of 2 lbs. each, very
superior
Gunpowder Tea, in half and quarter chests;
do. DO In lead lbs. eachvery superior;
Hyson do. half aud quarter chests;
New Orleans and Loaf sugar;
Rio Coffee. Rice; Spanish Flote Indigo
Pepper in Bags and Kegs;
No I Chocolate IN half boxes;
Madder IN Hhds and Kegs;
Gutmcgs and Cloves
Biuger Ina kegs of % lbs each;
Best Baltimore tanned Spanish Soal Leather;
Best Baltimore Manufactured Chewing Iooac
Spanish and Common Segars;
Buziers Copper III Sheets, fiat and raised Dot
toms assorted sIzes.)
IT. Gin and French Brandy
Port and Madeira Wines;
~ L Rum; Jamaica Spirits;
Nails aud Tobacco, Pittsburgh Manufacture;
Mackerel.
C0ant-v Merchants can be supplied at Pitts
burgh prices, and are respectfully requested TO call
and Jedge for themselves,
Country produce taken in exchange for Merchan-
disc.
Wheeling, November 10, 1929.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

VI NhPE Foundry & Printers WareAop.o
: \ ner of Vine and Centre streets C;no;,,. Coi
The propneiOrs Of the Cincinnati TYNE Fo' ,'I'.
have lately made considerable additions 70 -
establishment, and are able TO furnish on dom
or on very short notice, Type from Ia line d.
TO Nonparell, mostly Of new cut, and as ere, 80
rlety oftancy Job Type, Cuts &c. as any Fona "a
IN the United States, and at the same prra. I
the Eastern Foundnes. Also, Presses CT
Cases, Fype-metal Regled cast to regular ~
Brass Ru:e Of every description, Printing M :.
New York and Philadelphia make, Bali So ~, u
Parchmenis DC. We will also procure s,ereo a,'.,
plates, to order from J. Howe's Foundry p,,' p
dephia, and deliver the same at CnciDb,i, Gu, nag
charge for transportation, commission. Se VI
y. q II. WELLS
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
TODD & WOODS,

HAVE removed their DRUGS AND MEDI-
CINES from their old Stand, to their New Store,
on WAFER Street, next door TO Mr.. Samuel Den
nis,on's Hotel and Stage Office, and few doors
South Of Forsyth q Dobbln's Warehouse They
now have on hand General Assortment; but In
few days they will receive, as per their invoices,
large editions to their present stock-of which
the following Is general outline, viz:
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
BOOTS & sEoEs +;

Ladies black Morocco and Seal wells;
DO. Clasp and tie Lasting do.
do. do. Morocco do.
do. Cordoyan and Lasting Boots
do. Calf and Morocco DO.
do. Lasting springs;
do. Morocco and Calf springs
do. Cordovan and Calf Boots
Misses Lasting and Morocco springs,
do. Lasting and Morocco weltsi
Children Morocco and Calf Boots
Mems Morocco Boots;
do. Monroes;
Morocco Hats.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
81. oLATR sHnTINARY,

For the Education Of Young Ladies.
I'm the Seminary will be taught the English
II and French languages, Reading, Writing, Ar
ithmetic Grammar, Geography, History, Music,
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and plain and
fancy Needlework.
The establishment is situated IN the vicinity Of
Pittsburgh. on an eminence which commands a
view of the entire city. The institution will be
conducted by French Nuns, of the order Of 81
Clair, assisted by competent teachers under the
superiutcudance of the Rev. Charles B. NJ CURE.
PUPILS of all denominations wall be received, with
out the least distinction, OF attempt TO change their
religious principles. Every eXertion VIII be made
10 cultivate the morals, and excite the emulation
ofthe pupils, IN order to promote al once both
virtue and science. The government ofthe house
,riU be mild but firm. The strictoSt attention
viii he paid 70 the cleanliness * health of the pu
mis- The table will be plain bat plentiful and
wholesome.
TERMS. and tuition, including
FnrGsh and French-yearly, 500
Slusie. 20
Drawing and Painting, 10
Embroidery, -; m; ~
Use of bed and bedding,
Physician salary 3
Anotfecarvs bill at the charge ofthe parents, &c.
No charge for washing or mending.
The salary 10 be paid half yearly in advance.
DRESS win be uniform, consisting of two
black bombazett frocks and one white one; two
black capes, and two white ones two black BON
5azett aprons; hmdkerchiefs, towels, combs.
,rashes, washbow 5 &c.-all Al the charge Of
Pittsburgh, Oct %, 1928
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
REMOVAL,

VT NOX 81 MCKEE have removed 70 ii.
III NEw WAREHOUSE, Corner Of Morn ' 4.
Water streets( one door south ofDenaiston'. ~,
ern) where they will be happy to receive N. ~.
It's and orders OF their friends.
feb If 80
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
CORDAGE STORE.
JOHN w. BERRY.

m Eos LEAVE to inform the Public, that
- le has taken the large Brick Warehouse,
lately occupied bv Messrs Frazier and Bayard,
on tie corner of Water and Union Streets, aud
at the head Of Zanes Wharf IN
which ha I1s l.round q
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
DOMESTIC GOODS,
of aH descriptions.
MUSIC.

Viohns, from 81 % $50;
FLUTES Flies, Clarione.s and Farelets,
Violin Strings, Bows. Bridges and Screws;
Books of Instruction f0r the Violin, Flute, tue,
CIaaionet and Filge.er
Music for Violin. Cllnoeet, Flute and Piano.
LIQUORS,
French. Peach and Apple Brandy Rye Wmskey
holland and Country Gin, n. England Rum.
Tlmaica Spirits. Port Wine; Sweet Malaga Vine;
Lisbon Tenerefe. Sweet and Country. Vines
GROCERIES,
TEAS Of an kinds, COFFEE; Loaf SUGAR.
Nv Orleans Sugar Pepper AlsPice' ,NutmegS
Cloves. Cinnamon. Soft Shell Almonds
Concerns Madden; Ginger Starch
Bengal and Spanish Float indigo
Moasses: Winter Strained Gal
Best Caysndish Tobacco;
Spotted Spanish Cigars, quality superior
QUEENswARE, & GLASSWARE;
large assortment. all of which they WIZ s sJ
WHOLE SALE 6. RETAIL. at the lowest .4' Ii
prices Flour, Wh.ssey, BeeswN Flax 4, CIV
innen Feathers, Ginseng Talow &c VIII O'
rece cd in exchange fog Goods
March -. lo29. o.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
LIQUORS:

Salt Liverpool and Common Queonsware,
Chlnaware, and Fine Cut Glassware at Pittsburgh
prices.
P. S. The following articles will be received
AT all times as Cash: Flax and Tow Linen, Eeaih-
ers, Tallow, Bees Wax Ginseng, Rags, &c.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

~ REEN COFFEE.-5O Bags Cuba Coffee,
" in Grass Bags, Just received and for sale by
April 81 KNOX & MkEE.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

N6WIMES-2 Pipes Old Madeira NJ
w Bbls. L. Particular Tenerife
? Bbls. fine Malaga Wine; Pipe Ca,alop,
| Pipe pure Old Port Wine; for sale BY
March 1. 20. KNOX g. McKEr
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

ALSO-40 Kegs WHITEHEAD, fresh ground
from Arerys HorEs, Pittsburgh.
1t is deemed unnecessary 10 TO enter into a
minute detail of all the articles on hand--we IN
wife those who need such articles, to call and ex-
anime for themselves
-.',sss.,..
NJ. l.. TODD has also for sale, in the front part
Of the store, and distinct from tile Drugs q Med
icineS, the following
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
Drugs, Oils,
Medicines, Varnishes, &
Paints, Chemicals,
OF I'LL KINDS.

Physicians, Country Merchants, Painters, FuL-
lers DyerS, CoLOurerS, GiJdcrs and all Others ,rhO
use the ADORE articles, can be supplied on tie most
liberal terms, and all orders promptly attended TO.
The following will be sold by the Barrel, halt
Barrel, or as may suit purchasers:
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
GROCERIES,:

Loaf aud Lump Sugar;
New Orleans Sugar and MolaSseSi
Sup. Rio, Java and Mecca COTE,
Imperial Gunpowder, and Young Hyson Teas;
Chocolate; Bloom and Muskatel Raisins;
Dates: Figs; Almonds, soft shelled;
Cinnamon; Alspice; Pepper Cloves Rice
Cavendish TobaccoO first quality
Common Chewing do.
Spanish and Common Cigars;
Scotch and Rappee Snuff.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
GROCERIES. &c,

Also
a good assortment Of CASTINGS at the
Foundry Prices.
EXPECTED SHORTLY
AN assortment ofCUTLERY, NAILS, GLASS,
.CORDAGE, FLOUR, SHAD, and quantity Of
WHISKEY.
Wheeling, September 3, 1928.
~ oRKS-50O gross Velvet Corls, for sale by
~ march !, 20. KNON Il MCKEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-03
MttrDttrlG 1sMQutrEr: rGnLisnED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS,--ro village and single mail subscribers S2 per year, payable before the expiration oi six months,
 To companies of any number over six, Sl 30 pcr year, payable above. To companies less than six, 70 pcs Eear payao.e Ss above. UJsS cents will be made iM advance. These prices are exclusive oI mail or slagc charge for transportation.
 No papers will Dc discontinued until al NrrcaraVes are paid, except at the discretion of the publisher.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, Half sSuNre 75 cts. Continuance over three wSSks % per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months.
 Adminls.rators' and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioner Notices, 25
 IJ' All communications must be post.paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-03
CHINESE SAYINGS.

The Mandarin who loves single Cash, is not worth Cash. Puro Mandarins never last to the end.
 Men who stand in tho courts of princes, should love the monarch, as they love their fathers, love the nation as they lsve glSeir own families, and love the people, as they love their own children.
 Iu ruling the people 1t is better to di. n,inish the severity of the law portion. than go outside the law and add portion ofseverity. Clemency is better than rig Or beyond the law.
 Tho scholar, who Is fond of Gatlery, will not advance in learning; tho patriot, who is fond of aat.ering wilt peEseveFe till the evening of life.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-03
|" ONE AND TWENTY"

With youth no period is looked forward to with so much impatience, as the hour which shall end our minority-with man hood. none is looked back to with so much regret. Freedom appears to the young man as the bright star in the Armament of his existence, and is never lost sight of until the goal for which he has been so long travelling, is reached. When the mind and the spirit are young, the season of manhood is reflected with brightness from the future which nothing can dim but its own cold reality. The busy world is stretched out before our boyhood like the exhibition of mechanical autOmata--we behold the merchant accommodating wealth, the scholar planting his foot upon the summit of the temple of fame, the warrior twining his brow with the laurel wreath, and we yearn to struggle with 'hem for
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-03

M tho domestic sanctuary Is violated, private character Is assailed, faem src SI.s torted talSehoods arc WueredI NnI SlI the motley train of evil conseuuoncrs FcI. lows. In free government liko owS .hIs evil prevails to a great extent, but |, must Do eradicated, or our boasted liberty will find an early grave.-.-L. s. ECeretf.