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SUMMER GOODS

4 -. has received by the Exit, Tanti,
nd PhiladeIpb;oo' nes iate packets from New York
danted ~ ,Ip ia,a general assortment of GOODS
60. - 'ne season; amongst which are 20,
Engi;sh ~ printed canlbrics, of new stvle -
Plain. ni s TT, lench cambric ginghams
faimyrene, assorted colors
Fancy palnyrene dresses
Italian nett and berega
rnghsh and French merino bomh.1;,.
PACK Italian lustring, OF superior ouah,s
ueavy India satin and leysntiDe
Jet and blue black 1narcelhpe
Coiored and black Gros de NapJes
fongee silks. of superior ouaIity
Extra heavy black Mandarin cranea
Black and colored Nankin and CAME, do
M, % ana Cd cambrics and iaconets
liam and figured Swiss muslins, n verv ,ne>
r'a'n and figured book and null do - -
- ano GA tambouFed and ptain bobhine, ls.o,
nh,eao and gimp laces and edoinus assor,.5
En ~, keo iace pelerenes, cspes, hdkts g. wells
r,,noio'aered and tamhoured muslin do
E HnoIt ana long besege and gsuze scarss
oncy oerege gauze and silk htkf< assorted
-1tailan Siik and Swiss muslin crayats
2 Thread cambria iIdkfs F'~, @t'''>
MADRAS, Maiabar aud Britannia do
inc and super6ne blue and black clo,bs
pix norentine and Marseilles vestipy.
Superhne brown and white French driIl;nps
BACK and grey hastings
company aiId nance chop nankeena
Florentlne and jeans, for bovs' vypar
A irish and German linens
Long lawns and bird eve diauers
OIL and Io-4 table diaper and danask
81, Cd, d and I0-4 heavy mill snnn sbee,;nc.
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
:" hte, brown and fancy naixt cotton and s;,.
half hose N ''N
LADIES and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
Parasos and umbrellas
6atVed and plain tortoise, tuck and side combs
Palm leaf, feather and Chinese painted fine
domestic shirtings, sheeting plaids apron cbecl.s
and sheelings
ALSO,
"A constant supply of heavy power loom sheetings.
nia.'', III TINS CITY, by Messrs Cunningham s.
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash 5rice
july P
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ConNls.loNrn.s Orr1or

Rphmond, 5H My, 1920.
The parties interested in the execution of the
above order arc hereby notified that have appoin-
ted Monday, the goth July next. TO commence tho
at this office, at which time and place they arc
hereby required 20 attend a hearing of the matters
~ reference by virtue Of The said order, before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents. and
proofs too enable me TO perform said order
~ THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

manufactured i'll this city, by Messrs Cupninghon, (,
Anderson, and tor sale at their lowest cash price
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SCOTT'S PROSE- WORKS

l'tNHE Miscellaneous Prose Works of ii, v,,,..
Scott, Bart in & vols. 'e'
The Nan OF Two Lives, narrative written b,,
himself ''e" ny
The spirit transrngratcs, aud far fiom los,no :, q
principle vi HE by The change of it's appca rance !, i;
renovated III Its new organs with The fresh vgonr ,
u juvenile activity. II Burke. e'' "
Jetirrsons Notes on Virginia a new ej;,;o,
Byrons Works complete, in vol octave a,,h,,
eng the suppressed Poems. and Illustrated by ejyb,
hhndsome copper plate engravings s"'
Library Of Useful KNOWLEDGE. No. Az
For sale at NaSJI.s
June Is Book md S,o,;on. 50.
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Fashionable Boot and Shoe store

y ave on hand, and are constantly receiv-
ing from heir Factory fresh supplies of every
description OF l'adles ana Gentlerncns Boots and
Shoes which for durability ,cse and beauty of ttng
are 10" much celebrated TO need comment Tbn5,r
assortment Is very cxtensive-and If procuring the
D's' VI WorKmen ann FIRST rate materials will ensure
dcd to Their sab!shment the cxertons on their
shall be unrenitted. 'o'' P'''
July
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IRON CASTINGS

gIEuE Subscribe informs the public, CONTINUES To-
= carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the savage
Factory, where makes Soii lou CASTINGS ot Ma
cuety Ut oil descriptions. All otdcIs scot tu him the
Fupndfy, or 10 sir. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No.3 Bow.
Iys What Baltimore, for Castiugs, will meet with uc
diae attention. aud he Castings delivered there free "
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
Batnorc, jan Is 1920. ian2c
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VIRGINIA.: At,o.cs holdeW ia the ccft oti'c %. in'
superior court Of ehgncrfy Tor the Richmond district
he 81 day oi JUnc, 1920: Sarah Powell, IN her own
Jgh' as widow Of JONES Powell dsc, Eliza NJ, marble
NJ Aredne 9 aud Sarah r. J. Powell, infant children
81 sam James Powell dec by the sad Sarsh their guar
dian pits against Addison Powell, adnr of James Pow
on, DEC. WH' Oholsco aud George Mason, dfts.
1he deiehdont GcoTEr Mason, having entered
ne oppeHf'nce md given security according the oi
Hssnmby the Jules n this md II appearing by sats-
factory evidence thu, he il nha bitSn VI this
ooUo'y Is "fie'cd that the said defendant eppea
here 90 tht nrst day 90 the January term, and
answer the bill OF the painti aud that copy of This
odcf he forthwith inserted 10 some ncwspapet psbshcd
}" She city oi k'chmond lof two months essvcly aud
vOstrd AZ the from toor'Cf The capitol r the said ciiy
~ A copy. Terc, WV q. PrnpLEroN,
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BALDWEN Ives g. I
CLASSICAL RE4DER :
TkNHlS work has lust been raco;,,..,i :.


bookstore opposite the Eagle An extract
IRON the Visitor 4 Telegraph of Oct last. win shoo,
TIC nature and object of the work
"ffts CLASSICAL REApR, Selection of IesSoDsio Pee. -.
eFse i'on the most eminent English aud American veys
i We use OF the higher classes public and private Senna
res BY Rev f. w. r. Greenwood, aud q; b. l:.e oa Of
Boston. = = = ''0" VI
ms work IS valuable acquisition our schools This or
one OF IKE Character has long been much wanted TIE
eau books hitherto put into the hands Of the higher classes
~ our schools are III suited gain object in view From
examination OF tins work, think among the hest conpa
os we have seen for the of advanced classes and families
~ mas many excelencies to the attention or
parents and Teachers which we wi briefly advert,
TN al I's selections is decidedly favorable 20 virtue and
and ITS matter appears have selected I much
taste and judgment ~
I'm work purely national aud modern I, has rrspv
valuable historical aeis and anecdotes relation to the early
history we character manners geography and scenery Of our
country IN the matter u contains, wen adapted 10 te
taste feelings and habits OF the preseu, age Il ebods many
OF ue brightest and most sparkling gems Ivins Ncbsef
Everett Jefferson Claiming Sparks Bryant and PercvaL
me selections are calculated awaken curiosity of
I've young scholar and form and improve his taste II win
haPaH 70 him mental rc6nement and Undue him with
generous tass for an elevated moral and manly literature
Teachers and others are invited 10 call and examine
the work. ARIEL WORKS
lune rs
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NOVEL READING CHEAP
~ ii. FITZWHYLSONN having

band, large assortment OF Novels will
hlre them out IN sets accommodating terms
all the New Novels will be received as soon pub
lishcd. irne =
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.
'LhMiNG d. EDWIN JAMES g. co. Mar.
Aet Square) have just received
Dft11een a and 500 packages of
ERESH DRY I.Onncs -

one OF the largest, most general and de-
stocks Of Spring Goods they Ia We ever offer
su 'or safe. more particular advertisement will
appear IN few DAYS. oraI as WI"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

congress, as vet, has done nothing interest,"
The business will be merely preparatory
u ,tsr the holidays. On Thursday Mr..
,.,,,,,sx Of NY. submitted for consideration,
INC FolOwins:
Md That the Committee on the Post Office and
1oals be instructed To inquire and report on the
fTsncy of reducing the rate Of postage on perodi-
.ub!icaions aud placing them at the sane rate and
",.r ,br same regulation with newspapers.
:, offrring this resolution,
NJ VrRpLaNK sid hat y was necessary to
hs,rye tina, 'he presen, rate Of postage on pc.
.a;,,l pablic atoms was about three times
A., upon newspapers. II was properly so
- mated VII, n thst species OF publication had
ssn coafp,d TO the higher objects Of criti
ism and polite literature. But, il could not
s,v, esea ned tie attention OF any ono, that il
S,l gradually acquired auo her character,
Wing become extensively subservient TO OBJ
;..,s Of a rcligioas and moral chatac,e: 10
n, fusion Of knowledge OF the popular sci
nee, and To the purposes OF & neral educ ron.
r., high postage on these publications. Mr..
V sid, wss al obs'acle in ,h way If The pro.
,,c.,inn Of many benc, olrnt plans &c this sort
,frr he grea, plans for the prnrn',iioa Of ed
nraion which had been suggested TO the
Houss, Mr. V. said his motion might be COM
,idered com 1aratively unimpor ant: but il had
N, merir Of being Tree frnm,constiru ional oh.
sections, and of being verv prscti,al: aud. II
ne succeeded in his object, he trusted that II
il would urn out TO he very usefcl
Inc resolution was then agreed 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

TnE HORNET Ia rotation u the ship, OF
whose lass but 100 well grounded apprehen-
.ions have la'er been enter AIMED, says the Bal
,imore American, elipmer pf h pc is present
ed We saw yesterday g~r,lemon who ar
ri,cd here three days ago in III, schooner Uncle
Sam from Havana. He informs us that about
Havana from Vera Cruz, which reported tha,
she Mad spoken the U 5. ship Horne, d'smas,-
ed bu, that she had declined he off Of as
sislance rendered by the Packet. Oui infor-
that II vas said the Hornel had thrown her
guns ove,b ard
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KhuMas KNAs.
H6ER CHANT TAILOR,

nTUJ continues to carry on the above business IN
> all its branches, al his old stand, next door to Mr
John Corse's Lottery Office, and is thankful to hi,
friends and the public in general for past favors, and
hopes by strict attention t" his business the' VII con-
tinue their patronage towards HIM. he mas just &c
ceived fresh supply Of
Fashionable Fall Goods,
49," -, ,h shor,es, notice lie has on hand all sorts OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
he u;, also make ,,p 10 fashion that may be re-
oue.ted by his customers, and the most re Asonaoie
terms, for cash.
.qko FIR Sale,
Ladies' Gamble, eloak., Bolnbazette do' ana
Cloth made up in the latest fashions
Also,
variety Of cheap PLAID CLoAks.
He is happy to uorn his customer ina, ne nas &c
ee;yed the latest FALL e WIHIEh FaSHIono'
from New York "o'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

EXECUTION OF pIRATss - We learn from
Can't. rhprbur Of the Exp.iim' mt. al Pro,i
l. nee that on he 3,h "a. No -mber seven Pr
rates was sho, Il, S.. Johns, Porto Rico. Two
Of them were FlencL linen, three S ani"rds. one
Greek, one Americsn.n named Samuel Cambell,
belonging to Philadelphia. who, it is said, has
respectable connexions. They were hardercd
s.; of villains, aud marched TO the place nfex
erution with The u,mos, unconoern. smoking
cigars, aud exhibiting entire indifference 10
iheir fate
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E\ewing g. Chamberlain,

UUAyE taken the store on Voweil's Wharf, lately
I occupied by Thos Vowel. where they have just
received a very general assortment OF Groceres and
ship Chaudcry. consisting in part of West India, New
Orleans loaf sugars, white and best green cohee'
imperial Young h,son and souchong teas, mo'asses,
old rye and common whskey. Jamaica and f. rum,
Holland and country gin, French and Peach brandy,
wine, SOAP mould and dipt candles. sack salt sa''
pe,re, pinenlo, pepper, ginger, snuff a!nm starch
S. y indigo. madden, copperas. wrapping paper
cheese. powder and shot, mustard, shoes, winter
strained and summer sperm oil, rice, Tobacco goldfish
nails assorted Sizes sail t~ine blocks and cord"ge OF
assorted size &C all of which they viii Sell low fr
cash. " 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

The New York VI, rcan lie informs us, that
The Prizr Tragedy Metano's, which was Pl'y-
ed in that v last Tuesday evening, vas tri-
umphantlv sue ces>fSl, both in regard TO the
author, Mr. John q. S one, and the hero pesoaa
Ied by Mr. Forrest. The play was announced
BY a nes, prologue written by Mr.. P. NJ, WIT
more. and well delivered by alr. Barr',; and
MIR, Jas. Lawson, and very effectively pronounc-
cd by Mrs. Hiison.
After The epilnsue, Mr. Forrest was called
for, bu' from he excessive ex riinns OF the
evening, be had retired 20 resi- Immediately Of
ter The lermlna,on Of the tragedy, Mr..
Stone subsequently appeared and rendered his
thanks To The house in a warm speech.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

We stated in our last our impression that an
Executive Message, transmitted on Tuesday
20 the Senate, nigh, contain some oil The nom,
nations, for confirmation, of persons appointed
20 Office by the President ofthe Uai'ed States
during the recess Of Congress we incline 10
the belief. however, now, thar none OF 'hose no.
limitations have yet been made. Na'. "H'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

Ii is stated in The Raleisn R'eis''r that th-
Presidents Message reached Fayetteville in
three hours aud twelve minutes, from Raleigh,
distance of sixty miles The zine would
have been less than this, had not one oil The
horses fallen through bridge and broken his
leg His rider had 10 run Oh foot for nearly
mile, until he reached the next sage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
SAFES AZ aU0xx05V.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

THIS DAY. at II o'clock 4 NJ gill be sold at me
Il auction store corer of King and 81. Asaph street
Household and K,tcS furniture, feather bed, new
and second hard, elegant gilt and mahogan, mantle
and pier giasses, china IN sets. Ehn ware, pat. No
pyramid stove with pipe; pair Darbon'e-y patent
balances iron chest ei efaf guns. lot OF cheese.
soap in boxes and brow sugar in bareIs Holland
gin in demijons, &c &c.
Just received and will be added to the shove. and.
irons, shovel and tongs. tea boards and wster, bel
lows. knives and forks, scisso wagon boxes,
iron mould boards &C.
n Sale This Evening. Is usual, commencing .. =
o'clock. dee l9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

Navy CHapLaINcY The Portsmouth Jour-
pal notices The appointment, Of the Rev. JOHN
y. M,YFrrr, distinguished preacher ~ me
Methodist couuexion, 10 The office OF Chap'al"
IN the U. S. Navy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

We bad omme ed, os' selves. 10 prepare a
fist Of the eTraia in the splendid production OF
the Secretary Of War, when tie Nv York
Commerci.l brough, Us an article WHICH anti.
cipa,ed any thing we had 10 say On The subject,
and which we give in anoihrr coiamn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

We have made al extract in another column
rom he last nr mber OF he Journal "f Heal,i.,
a publication whio h - every way deserving Of
success and encouragement, and which is al
seady extensively patron zed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

u :, n uacoascibas sf the unrighieous deed
ssae' ,ov seeks my aid 10 sustain the sinking
- '";, II his department Hssihe pink los, i's
' 1"', Before I can con'rihate TO lay the
P'a,,ion for his coming report. the. major
1aei,;n or WILL"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening The 18th inst. by the Rev.
VIM. Jackson IoHN sAIns, Esq of -hepherdsiowni
left rson County. Va 10 Miss MATILDA p daughter OF
John Roberts Esq of,his place
I'm Thursday i1th inst. BY the Rev Mr.. Larken,
Air Ia. L HEsprHsoN. to Miss JULEr AM Moons,
both of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Coal! Coal!
" Ines,

lust received four quarter casks of old pale sherry
81 wine which with large stock of old l.. 1T ,de'rs,
tnta, Burgundy, Grape Juice. Sicily Vidon's Port
in hglf pipes and quarter casks, and Bhhmin Grape
Juice in boxes of doz. each, makes our assortment
of wines very complete.
,oc,a SIMS II JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

We have received he OecrmNer number Of
Elnts Western Review. Its contents are va
ried and interesring.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

The Rev. MIR. HEwITT, agent OF the
American Temperance Society. viii preach Oh The SUD-
ject of his agency (prOvidenee perm'',ng) IN 'ne
second Presbyterian Church, Tomorrow E'en" 70
Services to commence at st O'Clock ueC 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Pubic Sale of Land.

Public Sale of Land.
DY virtue Of a deed uftrus' from Robert y. ThornP.
ID to the subsc riber, dated the - day Co.,.
and recorded in the Court of Fairfax County. tor beh
lit e J ,hn Muncmrc, John W sbton, and Wi'tant
Mos, will BE- exposed u, pubic sale for read, money
at Fairfax Court iiouse, Monday. the -la day Of d.
Gender merit, that being Gour day.
A certain Tract of J and
lyi-g il, the count, Of Fairfax, ,upr contain 800
acres, it being par, OF the BEL NO VT TRACT The
title to the same is believed TO he good
THO. MOSS, Trustee.
net 29-eos
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" &eNt.

". SeNt.
I'll TO RENT two ' JOSIAH ~ r. + DAVIS. I'LL
dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

ar iunoy alton Of any kind, might starr obJsc-
tious-sueh as thai The prejudices o'isai'ors are
difficult 10 conquer that this new mode OF
feeding would not be popular with them-that
the use Of so much rice might not only serve
to impair their visual organs, ont "ou'd sven
and dis.cnd their stomschs without increasing
their strength or bodily activity: a" ,nrse
idle appre hensions, however w"uia reao'y "e
removed by causing them TO paine 'heh eyes
and the lower par, Of the ahdcme" IN strong
solution OF Chloride Of Lime, thr properties OIL
which some, if no, all, The Surgeons 10 our
Navy are partially acqusin ed WI h.
Ihave, in the preceding remarks upon Inc
ad antages Of he double spoon, omitted 10 m'",
tom that il would BE- advisable, On the score OF
economy, to make hem from anch Oh
IoblolIy pine, in preference 10 oak. THIS spr-
Gle. Of timber is generally considered in me
Southern States, as good for nothing, aud is
Frequently suffered to lie neglected, and rot III
the woods Still, as it is known TO be nara
when seasoned, and as it possesses great infex
Utility aud more than ordinary tenatry, II VIII
be found to answer The purpose as wen as any
other. ,hink it unnecessary, al inns iifne' 20
add any thing further, Than that some jitir al
teration in the internal arrangement OF our ships
would unavoidably occur in consequence OF this
improvement Instead Of piping % dinner, the
Boatswain would pipe TO Rice! The men ne
ing arranged in Two distinct ranks, the Lieu
tenant or Midshipman attending each DIVISION
would see ,ha, every man did his duty |" stow
ing away the requisite qaanium OF rice, as sre-
cited in the order Of the Score a.y. The order
Of eating would be something like thr order OF
fighting, 10 which we all know these seurvy TEL
lows are al home.-Thr Lieutenant would give
the order in the following manner: Up steam:
Stand by your paddles! Oten your ,n0aIhs!
Take in rice! Ram down rice! Grant,! Alter
this simple and nutritious meal, and having
; ba,hed their eyes and lower part OF The aodo-
men in chloride Of lime, as advised in The pre-
ceding par, Of these remarks, these seurvy sons
Of Neptune would return TO the performance OF
their accustomed duties with light, though
; somewha, di,,euded stomachs, aud eyes much
improved by the ablu,ion.
| Iremain, sir, your obedient seIvant,
TAR PITCH TURPENTINE.
p. S Since writing the above, have thought
i, might be advisable to attach to The steam en-
CINE small forcing pump. for the purpose Of
APPLYING the chloride Of lime In larger quan'i-
Ties, and more facility to The sailors eyes. =.
! In relation 20 this subject, il might be well
10 consul, some old aud experienced physician.
T.P.T.
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And every such citizen being possessed oil
Iea,e.boId estate In land, claiming UNDER a
lease renewable at the option Of The lessee, a'-
.o.utely. or upon payment OF a fine or performs
anre Of other condition, the yearly value oil sueh
land being do'iars' a.,
Each and every sue citizen, unss.s his ute
shall have come 10 him by descent, DEVISE
marriage or marriage settlement, hasinS oee"
so possrs.ed or entitled ior six mouths,
And no other prrsons,
Stall be u.s!ified to vote for members oil
The General Assembly in the county, cry, or
borough respectively wherein the land u.
rth:-
Provided, tina, no person shall be entitled to
vote more th.n once, or at more places ina"
one in any e;ec,iou;-
Ard provided thai non commissioned "tfl.
GERS, soldiers, sailors and MARINES in the Lard
or "a, al service Of the u. S;sleS shall not be
qualified 20 VOTE
Aud pro,i Ged the, the Legislature may BY
law dep. isr any p-rs,n, Of he right of suff age
for GRIMES whereof hey shall or may be con-
vic,ed.
Mr. LxIoH rxrl jned and advocated The a.
mr. ndmen, and defended the policy OF adhere
ing 10 ,hr soil. al Iengtr, AID vii his usual
ability; and pointed oui as one constqu nee OF
adopting the resolution of the Legislative
Committee. It's effect to diff anch'se many
who now enjoy the righ' Of suff age. Mr. l.
proposed 10 measure .he title To suffrage not
by he quantity but the assessed valuation oil
lands.
Mr.. Leigh concluded an argument OF great
power a. o qpar'r ras' O'clock, when o. mo-
lion Of Mr.. d ,ddridge. he Committee rose -
and on motion OF Mr.. Mercer, the Convention
adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
COMMUNICATIONS.
THE CLUB-No. XIV.

Conmissa taoere
0vi nsqvit: he niger est. hume su Romane cGosto!
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MON about such characters. Know this'much,
that # any one Of you choose to follow her ex-
,m,,e. she will never become Mrs Eina'han
Marigold.
Now. cam, for the life Of me tell what ever
,,..,..rd me 10 write about the girls IN this
manner. unless il is that my grsat love Tor them
will no, le, me quietly see them run into any
error, wi,hou, giving hint for their reform.-
lion And what error can there Be greater IN
Young lady than this ,a,'ling husiness:-
Wherefore, since the girls will readily perceive
tina, all l have said, (snd / have scarce ss'd
enough) is for their good, rest assured .h't
even 6 4 have off-udrd," their most gracious
pardon will be EXTENDED to their most humble
ELNATHAN MARlGOLD. Gent.
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Committed to this Jail,

A s . Runaway. = Negro Man. who saws DIS nant - :
n TON. ne is about 6 feet high and rather ''e'ro
m.des If black complexion, and appears to be oe..ea
30 and IS yeas of age; he has scar on his nSh' "S
pie, going rather over the eye.
He says he belongs to = Mr.. Mcpherson, 70, :
General Nc pherson, decd, Of South Carolnai 'h'
vas bought by Gen. Mcpherson when he was Sas
Young. and when the estate OF Dir. Edward Perry !"
sold; that he lived on On estate about days tr''e
foot from Charleston
lie ccaIled himself previous tohis unrest BY ,le n's
Of MARTIN NrexoELs; says he got of from Ch.rts.
in vessel, about years ago He has also ''lp"
he lived with man by the name OF Knight. .n' ~
timber.vard in Charleston 1BOS STEEL
nov I6 ro7t Jailor, ,IeIandr,