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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
Vhis is to Give Notice,

VIlH At the subscriber of Alexandra County in the
District OF Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court Of said county, letters OF administration
on the estate Of MARY CHURCHMAN, late OF the
county aforesaid ceased All persons having claims
against the said deceden hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber with the vouchers thereof
passed BY the Orphans Court, on or before the Sd
dav of September, 1880, or they may, by aw be ex.
Guided from all benefit to said estates and those indebt
ed thereto. are required to make immediate yment.
Given under my hand, this I'd day of september, 1929
JNO. CHURCHMAN,
sept2-6t Admir- of Mary Churchman, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

ibe New York papers are Mi, d with eau
ions and complains agans, robberies IN board
d Seam Boa'N, travelling gentlemen, pick
peke's, &c, sc. Indeed, robbing appears,
there, 10 oe the order OF The day. Witness The
following paragraph from the Journal Of Com
merce:
0olDER rEr?-Two ladies' and gentlemen
we're 'e'urning home in carriage, late on FRI
alN ~nen fellow jumped on bchind; and put
'0s MS hand through the window, grasped at
'oe necklace Of one Of the ladies'. The attem VI,
=" un'ucctsslul; but i more daring one we
nave seldom recorded.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

IIHHE Managers Of the phI'adephia Company, crate.
Il tu for the patronage bestowed upon them on the
night of their performance Aiexandria, respectfully
that, at the suggestion of many c'uz,ns OF
that place, they have deter nned To open the theatre
on Friday evening next positively fr that might only,
as the nature of their eng gcmens a the >"r,h such
a. to preclude the possibility of their again appearing
before them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

ou' correspondent will see tina, we have
,on7hed with his request. The suggestions,
''S''er, OF the editor Of the New York Anne
~ on the same subject, are worthy attention
end examination.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

g., .ro.iop TO the charge made against the
MISTER GENERAL, which was denied by
r,,,p,aph percmptorily, the last Frankfort
.u,.,,,,or has the following paragraph:
y-o,j 7a,! Sunday, no paper was received
:. .bi,h our statement WAS called IN
'i', .:,n-rhe Jackson papers in th's STATE har .
a', L,aab, bc,, 10 LEI IL pass. IL was then too
:, :, nro-urs Office copies and prepare an ex>
,;,;,, in time for this paper. We regret
p. 'ba,e Eas'ern friends who display so much
.; - must he kept in suspense whole
on ,,t. amt i, is unavoidable, and shall be bat
- In our next, some things which The
' Ids Of the Frdr,aI Court 'rM show" shall
J;s,ir.,y s., forth. aud we will then also ex-
= ~ rbe sllusion to matters connected with
II, J,lirOuenev, which we said would MAKE
.,.,,,,o mea stare" And il we are not sus>
,n.l by the facts, in all that we have adsanc'
\ nm this subject, we will agree that we are
f, =. better 9redicament in this res2ec: than
-, !, sbo. 10 excuse an act Of cruelty, charged
NJ Hawkins with heing defAulter, and saw
he charge rrfut,d."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

Iraiked about, tha: Nr RAeuET viii usurp
ne post which Duff now hlls--we mean, as
organ Of he GovsrnmeEl--ss soon as he es-
lh.irhes his paper in Washington. The Ad-
miris'yatiOn are sadly in want Of an organ"
which can keep in rune
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

Duff has dragged ju9oE CRANcH into hi,
laughter house. As be has not ye, knocked
Inn do"n as they do he bulocks, we suspect
ne Intends to he conten, with sticking him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
.Mechanics' Bank.

alexandria. Sept |, 1929.
4 DIVIDEND of profits for the last six months OF
n tpo per cent ON the capital stock paid in is this day
declared payable the stockholders or their legal
representatives., on the l lth inst
sent s-d3t colt CHA. CHAPLIN, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On SATURDAY, the jh inst at II o'c,rS, A. VI
Will be sold at the .7uct"n >to-, OF King and
st ,saph Streets
O CASES Of Csssinettes aud Csssim.rs. assorted
- coors; blue and MKT Cloths, Stripes and Fus sns.
Also, Mantle and Pier Glasses, &c sc.
sept3 G. w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
xAMDR.sAs
- MORNING. SEPTEMBER 8. 1879.

.,.-mome,er, the Is, and I'd inst, stood
*, each day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, til 9Th ut by the Rev. w.
Ballsntine WILLIAM sT,UsHroN, u. ID. to ANNA G.
daughter of Mr. JAMS PEAlB; all Of Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE.

ON SATURDAY EVEAIvG, the 5lh instant,
VIII De sold at The Auction store, Corner os Ki"g and
st. Asaph-streets, al early candl-- Iigh',
A VARIETY Of DRY Goods. Hardware AM fancy ar
"A tcles. Also, small collection Of and
cond-hand Books; among them valuable works.
together with several silver and gilt s,chcs.
sept3 G. w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

p.-o C,psLLo.-The schr. Eagle,
~. arrived at Baltimore from Porto Ca
Io'PeI ,;,b she left on the 18th August, re-
''''' s., late order had been received from
or ,robibiriug foreign vessels from TAX
rs n,r, Of cargo 10 one port ofIhe Repub:
% ,.sedinr TO another u fill up. Prices
U.,,o Cabello for -four, provisions, &c, were
;,,l =, ar augmentation Of duties was soon
-. ,r.ee. There was no produce 10 be
mod A Colombian ship Of war OF sixty
.n,, was SION to be despatched Tor Spain'
20 mission Of the Government. She was
, - len or 6fteen days after the Eagle
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
Public Sale IF Land for Cash

Public Sale Of and for Cash.
DURSUANT to several DEGREES of th. County Court
IL Of Fairfax. in a IN which William RusseI 10
complainant and Daniel r. Dulany and Others are de.
PENDANTS, shall proceed to sell, for cash before the
front door OF the Court House Of the said onunt, of
Farfax. Monday. the 14 dug Of September. 1899.
at II o'clock, to the highest dier.
49, 4 certain tract Of Land Is ing in the said
SHTSE county Of Fairfax, The residenc, of the
fVcf said Daniel Dulsny, Containing about
<Ess. $50 ACRES.
/. This land was orig.i, first upland and has not
been greatly injured by injudicious cultivation. I, 10
about seven miles from Georgetown aud eleven from
Alexandra II is well watered and 1t an album
dance Of timber for all frmag purposes. The it'll is
believed to be perfectly epOnable. and The land
viii be shown to any person wishing to EXAMINE it, ny
SIR Dulany. T. W ItWItr.
august 24-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
Card.
A u HAYDEN. Dental Surgeon,

n. ID. Tlzk Df'-3
WILL commence his regular visits 20 and Continue
on the second and fourth Thursday in each month
~, f'rthrr notice Persons wishing his professional
s Mr."i w." may ll--eTh'f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
SMI!P NSWSo
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

SAILED, SEPTEMBER 9,
Schr North Carolina, Martin, to load below for an
eastern port.
Schr Velocity, Chase, Newburyport.
Schnr. +. o. Burris, ST. Thomas
Ship Virginia, Morrel, Rotterdam, via Baltimore:
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Steam packet Fredericksburg, J. jenkins, do.
Steamboat Potomac. Jenkins, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

Tar.
az barrels ar, just received and for sale by
~ sept1 'oSinh H. -" We
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
On FRIDAY EYENING, SEPT 4,
Will be presented the fvite Comedy IN acts Of the
RIV Al:

Between the Play and Farce,
. Song" Coal Black Rose" by Mr. A. Dickson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

% AUoadaat.y 10 il Iound. stLat persons nsns III the
neighbourhood arc in the daily habit, during the sum
mcr months, OF procuring 1t for the use OF their fa,ni-
lies. The ice / saw was found near the foot ofthe
but that IT might be procured u considerable distance
up the mountain; but the officially of ascending over
the loose rocks, and, indeed, the danger OF those
from above tumbing down in the removal oil those
below, prevented my ascertaining the iact'--cnt
of this mountain, and through these stones. there Is
sues n strong current OF extremely cold AIR. IL Is
not like the common breeze that blows over our
fields, nbating at intervals, but is continual ana unHl'
termutinr, and is as cold as the wind IN the middle OF
December. From my recollection of The Blowing
Cave, mentioned by Mr.. Jefferson, IN his Notes ON
Virginia, | am pretty confident that the current of
air which issues from the mountain Is much stronger
than that from the Cave, and greatly colder. IL may
be Furthermore mentioned as descriptive of this sin
gular mountain, that n gentleman who lives near, and
whose plantation lies adjacent TO the mountain, has
built among the stoues 4 small house, for the purpose
of keeping fresh meats, butter, milk, Nc.-1 saw
when there icicies hanging from the bottom logs OF
this house, as firm and Us hard as are found here in
the depth of winter, and was told, that IT was not
uncommon TO fad the flies and insects, att racted b.
the meats, &c. lying numbed and motionlcss upon
the stones.
AS may be supposed, u person on approaching the
mountain, experiences a manifest change in the at
mosphere; and ] have no doubt, that, in the warm
est and most sul'ry day, a person, by remaining on II
for n few houIs, would feel Il GOODNESS almost disa-
rreeable.
have, thus, given you Il very imperfect account OF
the ice mountains: the causes which cOnspire to pro-
duce this singular phenomenon, ! am not able to eN-
plain, and shall not, therefore, make the attempt, but
shall leave the task to others who find more pleasure
i'll such Investigations. NJ.
Amherst county, July 22d, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
From Tie LynchJurg Virginian.

FROM TIE LynchOuTg IlT0inLnn.
To THE EDIToRs:-A visit not long since to one of
the western counties of our state, afforded me an oo-
portunity Of seeing a curiosity, which, though not
% much fame, is not destitute of interest, and is at
least, entitled to a passing notice-and, perhaps, O
short description OF II may not prove unacceptable 10
you, and not altogether uninterestiDg 10 some o fyour
readers. Indeed, the whole scenery of the western
portion OF our state, at once grand, bold, and some
times terrific, would furnish a fit subject for n ira
phic pen, and could not fail to awaken the liveIiest
interest and excite the most unqualified admiration:
1he never faiiDg variety Of hills and mountains. of
rocks, and precipices, and cataracts, would arrest the
attention even of those who have been accustomed
to ~ontempiat the works of nature in her widest
mood. And should the eye of the traveller wish to
turn from scenes like these, to others Of u loyclier
kind, he will find, encOmpassed in those mountatus
and in the very bosom of those hills, the most bean
tlful vanies and the sweetest landscapes-whose beau
" and sweetness seem to borrow an additional charm
from their striking contrast with the rudcncss and
Juggednessa around them.
The curiosity, which Il is my purpose to Introduce
- your notice, is appropriately called the lee .N9pn.
TAN. 1t stands IN the county of FIampshire. not far
distant from the road leading from Winchester to
Homney, and near asm al stream, called the North
River. Ii 10 not ofyery great altitude, nor are it's
sides very steep or precipituous. About half a mile,
or perhaps more, OF that eide fronting the west, is
formed entirely Of stone from its base to very near
Its summit. Those stones, varying in weight from
one 10 ten or twenty pounds, lie loosely together. and
Inay be easily removed with the hand-nO earth Of
AM consequence being found among them, of course
nO trees can grow there, aud the only shrubs 70 be
found are a few wild currunt bushes.
The side ofthe above mentioned mountain i rIlv
SGposedtO the rays Of the sun, from 0 or 10 O'Clock in
tho morning until su1 SGT, without any INTERVENING
mountain or grove 10 protect H.. In this mountain
may he found, nc all seasons ofthc year, in sum,osr
ns we'll ms in winter, an abundance Of ice. II il pro
cured without the least difficulty; it is only neccssa.
~ for the stones lying on the top "a. be removed, and
Underneath, the ice win be found Wing among and ad.
herring to other stones, in pieces Of different sizes, all
as bard and as firm as ~ tho winter season. It was
onthe 4th Of Juiy last, that 1 visited rhis mountain.
and, II viii be recolIected, that prior to that time,
there had been some worry warm and oppressive wea-
Their nevertheless, with the assistance ola gentleman
who accompanied ne, procured plenty Of ice; and
] am vffy confident that iU The space Of ten min.
uies. ve conlJ hago fond mos" titIn we could bnvs
Conveniently carried so oacily - is procured. end
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

Aud those yeaIs have not been unprodtably .mDlov.,, ,,.
nt 100 much 20 believe, that many a person. who has s,v., hs
hslIpsany 10 look Upon this show, may have had M. mind
awakened to the extraordinary effects of hah, ~ ms nmu
discipline, when he has thus seen the cal. the =, !" % kenue
the hawk, tie rubbit, the guinea. pig, the owl. the ,ss.n III ~
starting, AMI the sparrow, each enjoying, as far a : Il Wv
loyso m confinement, IFS respective modes of life, IN the com.
psny oil the others, the weak without fear and Al. s,rom,
without the desire to injure. IL is impossible To insriu, =.
pre,tier exhibition OF kindness than is here shown. The ranai,
ana the pigeon playfully contend for a lock ofhay to make ,,s,,
nests. The sparrow sometimes perched on the head of the cat and
someumes ON that OF the owl,-each its natural enemy, aud the
mice playing about with prrfcc, indifference in the presence
either Of cat, hawk or owl. The modes by which this man has
eucc'ed this, are, first, by keeping all the Creatures well fed;
anu, secondly, by accns,omins one species TO the society OF the
other at a very early period OF their lives.
The feIocious instincts of those who prey on the weaker M,
never called into action; thcE nature is subdued to a sys,,n,s,ic
eentleness' the circumstances by which they are surrounded are
favorable to the cultivation oi their kindier dispositions; all
uheir desires and pleasures are bounded by their little cage;
and tnoueh the old cat sometimes takes n stately walk on tic
paraPet OF the bridge, he duly returns to his companions, with
whom he has so long been happy without al all thinking that he
was born To devour amy of them. This is an example, aud a
powerful one, of what may be accomplished by a proper educa-
ton, which rightly estimates the force of habit, and confirms.
10y judicious management, that habit which is most desirable TO
be made n rule Of conduct. The principle is the same. whether
II be upplied To children or 20 brutes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
CTIARADE.

By III. Praed, from "Me CasleL@
Com; from my First, ay, come!
The battle dawn is nigh;
And the screaming trump and the thun3erinu drn,
F,S6s as Ssl3tiiny r!iheGs. to die:
Fab as thy father fell;
Thy task is taught, thy sIirUud X wrought;
So-forward! and farewell!
Toll we, my Second! toll!
Fling high the hambeau's liSir;
And sing the hymn for a parted SOU,
Beneath the silent night!
The wreath npon his head,
The cross upon his breast
Let the prayer be said, and the tear be shed;
So-take him to his rest!
Call We my Whole, ay, cal!
Pie lord Of lutte and lay;
And let him greet The sable psi
With Il noble song to-day.
Go call him by his name;
No filter hand may crave
TO light the flame Of n soldiers fame
On the turf Of a soldiers grave!
or Solution@Campbell, the poet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
IRELAND.

DuBLiN, June %.
The number of registrics at Kilrush was IA, ma.
king u total for the>three divisions of Ennis, Ennis
tymon, and Kilrush, Of four hundred and twenty
three ten pound ireeholdeis. An adjourned session
is to be held at kilrush on Monday next, at which i,
is calculated sixty more applicants will be Admitted
out of those who yet remain over. The only candi-
date now spoken offs Lord James O'Bricn, who was
TO have sailed from Bristol IN the Superb steam pack.
ct yesterday for Cork, on his way to Rostellan, near
that city, whittier also his brother, the Marquis OF
Thomond, is now repairing. II Lord James should
contest the election, the triumph of Mr.. O'Connol
will he more signal, because no candidate aihongs,
those spoken OF could have less chance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
FOREIGN.

South 2Heyica.-Extrac OF a letter 10 Il CONNER.
cial gentleman in this city, dated 9Th July, 1923.
The news from the south, by the last mail, is ra-
Their favorable. Peru is in n state Of revolution.
The President is out of his head-thcir best ffigate
board. Guayaquil will be taken by the Colombians
without resistance. These events must bring abou,
n peace, aud the return of Bolivar to the capital, in
which confidence Will be restored and business be.
come brisk.-.N. y -. Id.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

over three feet in oacut-Ihere Is one OF those sporss a, tine
Saines, on Great kanawha, which travellers arc iu the daily
nabit of calling to see. the sub,euaneous ooosguity Of iron ore
aud sulphur, ptobably produces this phenomrns. by the caloti.
Gated eilaviuIn, generated by their contact. finding ven, to the
surface OF the earth, through 6suSss IN the super strata of Toch
or eaith.
(iU The .MaPs Of Virginia. aud Kentucky, which states, this
river Ia part divides.
al II is believed that this document, aud many of the vaiu.
able State Papers Of Virginia, were destroyed when Richmond
was invaded by the British, with Col. Arnold, in 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
FRENCH PAPERS.

ltr''a Mc GaseHe &c Frarre, dlted June 23.1
PANS, June -.
The .1us'ritn Observer gives the news from Con-
stantinople, which is in substance the same as that
which VIC have taken from tho .9vgsJurgh Gazette.
The RUSSIAN vessel taken by the Captain Pacha is q
frigate OF forty guns, with 4 crew of four hundred
men, who have been sent TO the Bagnio. Though
the Porte has published nothing official respecting
the affair of Pravadi, it was satisfied with the result.
for it had bestowed cattans of honour on the couriers
who brought the news. Redschid Pacla stands SO
high in the confidence of the Sultan, that tile most
extensive powers have been given him for the man
agcmcnt of the war.
The considerable supplies of corn which had late
ly arrived within the capital, us well as the favorable
appearance OF the harvest i'll the Asiatic provinces.
had caused the price of provisions to fall.
Two MIhnanders, Ami Efiendi and Mamie Efcndi
having the rank ofCapidgc Bachis, had been appointed
The first TO attend upon Mr.. Gordon, the second TO nc
and meet Count GUillemiuot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

We have seldc.I, been able to present our readers
with n iiacr specimen of hotnespnn poetry than the
,,uewiau. composed BY a you're lady Of Virginia,
and originally published in the Virginia Advocate.
Ii IL viii not BIO ~oficious, we will point out, as
thoughts tccmIng with inspiration, the one which
makes the peakcs OF the Alps q giant guard to "the
home of liberty the prominent points OF the land
scape ut sunset. "bathed in floating goid"-and the
s~'shadowy wing of silence. folded over the scene.
FL edericks6urg Arena.
SWISS EVENING SHOUT OF TIL A~NISsGIvING.
ali is the custom in Switzerland, for The shepherd
who dwells highest in 1.-The mountains to leave his hut
NJ sunset, and call aloud s'PRAIsED BE THE LoRp.'
The effect is such, as TO excite the coolest heart to
eathusiasm. Every groito and rock echoes with the
name of God. The Peasants repeat and prolong the
sound By rho Alpine horn, which is heard ut a great
distance. Is the last rays of the sun guild the sum-
Inits of the Alps, the sound dies away, leaving them
sirouied ia ~daihuess and silence.
] stood whore Alpine submits rear
Their snow clad brows Oh high,
Aud GUARD, like a proud giant band,
The home of Liberty.
Twas sunset, and tho glowing West,
Her gorgeous flag uurolld;
Aud tower, and crag, and lake, and SPIKE,
Were bath'd IN floating gold.
VIVA, sound, upon the breath of eve,
Sweeps by from yonder vale?
Isit some fearless hunters note,
Gornc wildly Ell the gale
Echoing from rocks, upon whose height
Storm clouds alone reposc,
Md save the bounding Chainois' step,
Nought prints til eternal SHOWS:
No-'tis a louder, loftier strain!
Perhaps tn invader comes,
Aud freedoms trumpet calls her sons
TO battle for their homes.
For wild ambitions ruthless .,je
Ont sweeps these lovely plains;
And, hovring DER yon cloud-capt heights:
Dark dcsolation rcigns.
Bat this is not the thrilling note
Which tells tn approach of war,
Or horn, which hunter of the hills
Is winding from afar
Tor woman's silvery voice is hearI,
And childhood's lisping song;
While lofty tower and lowly cot
The exulting strains prolOng.
a holicr spell is with It Lreath'd,
That even freedom knows;
Us incense rises from the plains
Where peace and Joy reposc.
And gratitude inspires the strain,
That bursts from every heart.
For power impaired from on hieh
10 repel the toenans dart.
Ghe mountains craggy sides and caves,
BY mortal foot untrod,
Wak'd into life by sunsets stream,
Repeat the name of God.
"PRAtsEo BE THE .LoRD."-The ho'c them;
Rocks, lakes, and caves pro!ong,
Until, with daylight's parting CLEAN,
1t softly dies along,
And silence folds her shadowy wing
Above the peaceful land;
While. dimly rising mid the gloom,
lIer mighty guardians stand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

a letter from Liverpool, OF June 2ith, says-"We
have had a failure here within a few dnys-Wm. Ma
vette " Son. They were brokers, hut adven,ured
III our Indigo spcculations with other houses i'm LON
don, which will lose much money"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

TIE Presidents heaAh.-rhe Telegraph says the
Presidents health is nearly restored, and that he is
good for tenye years. We are glad Of il. we imagine
that there will now be no necessity for the second
trip to Old Point. On the subject Of his i~ndisposi-
ton a correspondent of the Commercial Advertiser
OF New York, suys:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

NEWS EXPECTED.-Wc Ic,,o g..
Y. American Of Tuesday, that the Manchh ~ u ~
Ct sIhP; whose day Of sailing from IdvcrpoolV was II, +
LIST OF July, was tclcgraphcd as below P'o' "'s 'n'
another sup, supposed to be- the Bayard. from Ia
vrc, ottho same day, was also below, '''''' y '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

ec,.,,,cs . ,' W VIC Declaration # Independence. with tho
, n,' uneauons, &c. Of Mr. Jehrrsop. L. rh,,,, -, ~.
publishej Ihmf,,,.Pna, =! accompany the woJk slo,iIy To- lie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

.nn." y" Fot"oys U1lg-fof JC1eTsoI county. read
dun N.r ! H. 'r""'s o"s Mar Wa Durou, read cretGl -
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02

Cantwells Bridge. January /. 1929.
;rs The National Gazette Philadelphia; and Salem Mes.
segc will please insert the above until salc and send their
bis e. this otcc