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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Nothing Cellar

TIME subscriber grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe informs
the public that he has on hand an assortment Of
Hines, Bro,on Stout, Loadon Porter file,
fider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

Bordeaux of 1926, 3 so or $50
Old Sicily Madeira, 5 90 or IS
On the cork Of each bottle is seal with the sub
scrbers name, to prevent deception; and if, trial,
it should not prove represented can be returned
For the accommodation Of public houses, the subscri
berhas bottled quantity of wine, porter. cider, &c
in whole and half bottles, which will be delivered free
Of expense. Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that it may undergo the necessary process for
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import.
ed by the subscriber, and viii be warranted pure and
unaduhera,ed. He expects hereafter. to receive re-
gular supplies. All orders from the country (eher
in boxes demjohns) will be promptly attended to.
N. q. The subscriber is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire it at
their dwellings, aud if required, furnish claret
bottles and corks Of first quality.
In few days he Will be able to supply his friends
with Wine vinegarSf the best quality.
lie continues to carry on in all its varieties, Dyeing
Securing and Bleaching hsrino Ma,cls. in the best
manner, tn. side nf Royal between King and
Prince street hlexandria
may9 r. j. SALvETAT.
GJ' The National Integcncer will insert the above
three times, and send their account tn this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
New Fall Goods.

New Fall GOODS.
7,HE arrival Of the last packets from New York have
Z placed with portion of our supply of Fall and
Winter
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
to which hrough the agency Of of the house. re-
siding in New-York,) we shall be making additions
srery oeek throughout the season. of whatever be
new and desirable. With such facilities, shall always
be enabled to present to our friends handsome and
well selected stock and prices as low they can be
had at i'm the District.
sept l5-lm JAMES MCKENZIE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Nugh Smith x Co.

Nugh SMitM & Co.
nFFER eos sale All additional supply of SEINE
~ THYME, of the best quality, lately received, via
New York, from the nanutactorv NJ Rridport
LETTER PAPER, BY THE REAM
A large assortment off tRruEN FURNACES. just
finished of their own manufacture, and at the lowest
prices. sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14
Oil

z casks sperm summer strained
y ~ 10 refined whale
3 do common do
Received by schr. Betsey, Capt. Sydleman for sale
OH usual terms. TnOS. VOWEL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
Co7INfTNIC ATFp

! DIED at his residence i'll Stafford county, Viz
gnid, on thursday, the 30ih Of July, TANcocK Frs
TACT, aged 81 years. The subiCct of this notie,,
ic victim to d~cas" singular in itself the disco
very OF ~hich. it is believed, baied the most dill
gent enquiry of learned medical men. lie fingered
under Tie influence of his disease nearly FIVE months
ncCisciUus of bodily pain and itiscnsibc to it's CT
erSIsc Mr. Erstace has spent life of eminent use
'uilieS5 80 society: lis loss indeed public Gallant
ty: possessed q uncommon vigorr Of intellect and
OF great activity deHtcrprisc, he filed many Offices
! u honor and confidence on the alert be ma
! ueD'iY CBqulred. reelected. examined ard Compared
opposing facts and arguments the result vas iudr-
ment consistent and Just. HIS habits of nyestIpa.
Mon became 50 familiar that they almost formed
part OF MS DatuTu DE trivial incident which!
/ Ivy most men would he passdB unrbsprted l,y iij
you'd be applied to illustrate moral rood Tho
public usefulness of llis good men wuE rvailei rni5
by the virtues Of his private life. Ills mild and i.n.
assuming manners, and his hosUitabo heart render.
ed him the delight and ornament If Griendsbip IL was
IN the recess Of domestic life whore the heart warn.
with confidence, expands and uu:oid- itself il uas in
the cultivation Of those domestic cuIcaments not 10
De found but by application tic bosom of the hug
oand and the parent; !; IN tho constant cHer
clse OF the charitable pTcccps and examples Of thai
Saviour, IN whom he long put his trust chat the cha
racter OF Mr. Eusace shone in all its usre He hsg
lett family Of fond children to deplhre the loss OF
good and kind parent But who can tel he anous;
Of her who for forty years has been his wife The pars
nor Of his Joys, tic 1dmrer of his bcnevoencc who
knew and duly appreciated his many virtues hu who
IS now almos. huuibnd TO the earth bv the p,zsyre
of her affection Deep regrets for the worthy man
are not confined 70 bis family and friends, fer they
are censoled by the comfortable ASSURANCE ofa bliss
fu immortality: bnt the public have parted with
most active, intelligent and useful citizen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07


Now If AMOS he ,hh re!igious!v brourh, ur. con
sccnt!o's and patriotic individual TINT I repre.cnt .
himself in his letter above referred 20 or.,h, h.
TO have renowned Mr. Clay as soon as no WAS CON
vinced of his unMonhncss?
As to The charge Of his iagf,,i:iude TO Mr.. CLAW.
S3@f charge Is founded upon Kendas otan letters ta
that injured man. His letters are full of the war,sst
expressions Of affection, gratitude and confidence
10 forfeit thee good feelings towards him, Mr. Clay
rad done nothing, bat emit give. Amos the Office
OF $1,000, which he ,nodestly demanded
w as ih"t Sufficient for turning His affection
ana conbdcnce INTO i,npitoable hatred against Mr..
C!ay' To Join m Tie hue and cry against the man
whose friendship he had sought and eniovcda To
we win 'he West in heaping opprobrions cpities
upon Rim, and s'andcring away reputation earned
oy qS'Ttci OF century's eXor;i0n ia the public
service
lNen;iii Al disclaiihing any gratitude 10 Mr. Gun
acknowledges that he owes ii 90 Mr. Claws ,oije n
nice dstincton.) She had brought him to her housa
when i'll, and kindly nnrsed him Tor three weeks into
good health. Does he prove his gratitude to the
wife, by slandeIing the husbanie
The string upon which Amos chiefly harps in his
letter to his New England friend bv way Of maxine
apparent, that he owed very it'll gratitude either 70
Mir. or Mrs. Clay, is that they gave him no rnoncv.
This he repeats than once. This fact seems
to be quite conclusive with Amos i'll settling the a-
count OF gratitude. lie to tl.a, that wlcrn
no money has been got, very little gratitude can b.
due. The grovclijHg soul of the man. is manifest,
His gratitude to General jackson will be in the ra,,
OF $4,000 per aIinum
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

From TIE .pcmoc,ntic r,....

From TIE Democratic f'g,se
mere we're lew things which, in event Of ,, .r-i,
4i General jackson, the public had right To expect becas
nc, and his friends srGme all agreed about them ard had
sven them TO The public, over again a. jnes
ted. 1890 " "9 % "'''sS an
l. tle was % serve BIZ, 'aria
H. lie was :" appoint toolice members Of ConoreS
~. We was tn guard the purity III the press
~. tie was IN AL hrs appointments, disregard Party
~ Tie was To have the and able slor-
which ever assembled in the u. States ''
VI lie was TO retench the expenses uf Government
VII NsV"i"onaty soldiers and officers he especial
~ well taken OF ~ " ~!
fiaS any oil those assurances been fulfilled;
is ne not already announced lta,c for a ra-c'ec
Has he not a!yeaty appointed members OF onnrrs IN
Office than any al his Vledcress0rs?
Ias he not appointed noie editors of papers Office ia az
bis predecessors? 800 49,
i1a ne not III his official paper tina; he would SPUN,
'Sh MS enemies, and reward his Friends has he no, street
aciet up to thus declaration only NEG ect of his OH
ena trends and IN preference taking Eleventh. Hour Men?
Is nor ms Cabinet the tcc!c inexpcriencoa
areoy Inc most distracted which existed in the
Unonp ~ " "
Has Ire no' by the uncaled Cor unnecessary renoa Of
n''ass''"fs NC "aa at least 100000 the expenses
Government for :ic year?
Has nc not Gre INSCRIBED The circle Of the national bcpy
ie 7'erS and nave not tho officers. revelation been
dismissed rom Office make tories and then depe
dlnls, and The aLfcrenIs Of Aaron Burr?
AN INQUIRER AT TER TRUTH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
REFORM

Tie 'rJrk goes J,ncaiy Oa''
HE iowils important appointments nave This week been
| announced
Mir John Swasey, Naval Officer Of Fort nj Salem in the
room or Henry ESins, Esq r,70r4d
Col William Beach Collector OF the Fort OF Gloucester vice
\" IiiI5n Pierce, jun. Esq 'eo'oged-:So,n Heg.
fVohtcr HpPo'afnnenk-Mr Timothy Souher formerly of
this town. Collector of Ipswich, in tire Asa AnGews
Esq. rezaored.-D
o,c E.i7aTbc Albany Argus ;aze,cs' the following:
ir Peter Wendell appointed recruits ON This
station, in place OF Dr. ilal Williams ,etaored"
ne Postmaster at Sags tiar"ur, l. H. III. T. perimg ESQ
as heen rnm"y cdceamly not Tor misconduct ncoups,
cncy-aud , Phillips, editor OF tire Republican Wa,enan
appointed hS succcssor.N. Y. inner.
Joseph g. hays to be Postmaster Iibc, Md vice Iay,cg
Bccd, ychRoUcR
Thomas Finch 10 be Postmaster Durkcr.vi,s IA vice
hIaton iiarlcy;feaaon,d.
ne Postmaster IN Worcester has !cred
OF his Office from the National Eggs Worcester County
Republican,, established on the din of March, 1929 for the MIR
poe ofhuraiug for jackson and sandering Henry CLAW
IT, Respecting these extraordinary appointments h1vr
put little To say they perfectly ia character will, ost =
the proceedings oor patriotic and 'p,bhca, administration
an administration which utterly nnugbt Public opinion
and has little regard claims qualifications IN its noin
Inents to important ofices-Snien1 Reg. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
nc Hon. W. . S1Trv,
Post Master General.


u Without undertaking to decide whether the
object Of the Unvcrs regulation criticised by Jus
tice be such he supposcs we confess that the ex-
acting the written declaration from the student at the
end ofthc term, lha lie has deposited all money re-
cevcd during the session, the hands Of the Proc
tor" appears to us exceedingly harsh and i'll advised.
Il is founded upon dstrust Of the students honor
and is moreover tyrannica, in requiring him to be-
come self accuscr i'll direct contravcntion of the
spirit Of our institutions. It's tendency is to promote
equvocation and falscIiood. We make these obser-
vations without personally knowing the regulation
to be such represented, but tolngit for granted
that our correspondent is well iDlormed-Eps
COMMUNICATED
70 TIE YOUTH or VIRGINIA
The Youth of state no expcc. public educ1.
ton, generally look the University the place suited
those who the beginning Of the session intend entering
there naturally wish to know the principal laws that have
enacted for Their governments and what alterations and add
made last meeting of the Visitors
detail the whole Code the University is neither
the object Of necessary for the writer for IL may be safely
presumed that IFS general nature much posi-
bic vice of every detrPuon and encourage far pIaCca
morality religion, without blending the
jurisdcon the odoUs doctrine Of compelling student
become a Of particular sect pgrti-
form Of religious worship There is, however
the Statute Book Of the University 70 which, together with the
addition made II NJ the late session Of the Visitors wish
particularly call the attention Of the young who will
naricUlajs the ensuing session The law alluded that
which Student, the time Of his matuCuaton
deposit with the Proctor, all the funds he have his
possession DO the with those he may receive
wards Upon all the money thus deposited the Proctor has the
power take commission, which has received IN
no Statute BOOK TIE tie Of "Pat'ons commission" o. the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

were, the "pcclar confdentiok relations which. sub
sisted between the Head of an office ana his Chief
|ieih. thiikl give your eruct language as no
'ea II Gown immediately on my leaving vour room
ne entrance ct gentleman into YOUR room in
terrnP'oG ne converse ton, and withdrew.
YIN fhc next LAY ! addressed Won = note which
snail take the liberty 10 COMMUNICATES ms an Ap-
pehHiN To THIS. course which TO he Tn, more
proper, on tins OCCASION inasmuch as | have not
neen favored with ans animation from YOU that II
was even received (Scc Appendix AZ
a sierreof six days interviewed, and it was not
until the 9Th of July, that | was favored vi,h the
suggestion OF y"nr will. in yer brief note ct that
nate, which also take the liberty to exhibit
(See Appcndx b
This note, though sufficiently intcl!ieiblc in lis
language, considered detective in not assiqninr
some cnuse, ~ prs;cuce, fer ny removal frsn Of
nee Cor the purpose ofrencdying this defect I adj
dressed You note. on the TIN o. iny rccapt,a,ing
your declaration that charge affecting INV inter-
rlty or capcalty had been made. and asking not less
Tor ,ic benefit o the public. tan the satisfaction Of
my trends, that this statement might be sivcn me-
copy o that note IS also cunnunuatc CD and Is nlas
he' IN the Appendix G..
Iothis application reply has been given, and
Whlie thus obliged TO be content with YOUR verbal
declaration, concerning the ground of nv removal
must beg permission to defer my remarks upon
the PFnctpte it contains, and the effects OF that
pfLnC ipie ON the public interests to future day
nave the honor to he sir, Your fellow citizen
ANDREW COTLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On CRY Street, rear Of The Virginia and Farmers
Banks.
EOSEPIf WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Vrghns, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses 10 have thcm ta-
ken to pieces, which viii enable him TO warrant them
TO he dyed and finished well as at any establish
ncnt in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary c has suitable machines to finish them, II
cent to him ia the situation above mentioned.
GciItlcmcn arc likowiso informed, that bc scours
and rcncwsin colour. coats, pantSoons, ond vess to-
ector with MI kinds OF apparel and if requested repairs
thcm IN the neatest mouner. AS usual all kinds ot
pcce goods dyed aud hot cold pressed; furniture
stuils clcaused oud rc-dycd in the ncatcst manner
n. y. Tickets will DO issued on leaving tho goods
with him, and requests they viii be presented on ap.
pcaiion for ttc soiuc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
HDL4 RUBBER SHOES

THE subscriber has just received large supply OF
Ladies and Ge ntlemcn's India Rubber Shoe
winch are lnpsnetrG5lc by water. and an exceIenf
Preservative Vi health. They keep the feet dry an,.
warm and thus prevent many oft,ose discusses which
result from colds. Those. persons who easily take
coid oy dnnponng their feet, ought to guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes, which equal
conducc to health an:i comfort al who become nc
qualnted with the benefit OF the India Rubber Sio
nom experience will never after emit the use ofthe.
He Ia. also on hand large assortment OF Lad,
and Gentenehs :. Bows and Misses Boots. Dootr.-
and Shoes; Leather, Seaslln and Hair Trunks and
a few dozen of Emcrsons celebrated Razor Stray
all OF which he disposed to cell at low prices for CO s
c1c9--2aw6t SAMUEL PUTNEY
Under the Earle Hote1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
800 REWARD.

hE above rewnrd will be paid fer the a,,srsEan-
Iension OF negro man Damed ISICIL.sRyl. \, ~,
cails himself RICHARD SMITH, who LETT INV lat On
Siluru'y night the f4th ult., and woman .Ea,ia
Who 1t Is believed, have gone of toge,b.sr' p;ar
is black fellow, about feet or inches hiob. -,
hkely when well dressed, but of rather bal con-.
nance when spoken TO: he ind suI1ry clothes nr,u
Inen abilic surtout coat. Maria. is stou; Girl
- years old, not very black ola plcosan,
when speaking; she had mkt winter dr.. shd
variety OF other clothes not reelected TIE ab,
sno" mas ieit wife and children who live IA IL,
Thomas Underwood's: he l., very in,erE,o. - =
read and write toieraby well; he has no don, bf t,,
pass and VIII probably attempt to get &c the nef,p
err states. Thirty dollars VIII be paid for lrr a1,
ana ~ ior Mara, or nifty taken together and ol
cred 20 the subscriber or secured in anv ;,iI :; y
gina or the same proportion of CD dolls and expc,,
ses PAID nftaken out ofthe State ard delivered ,fr
Jan w. Il. MTCOJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
BRANCH Il. SAUNDERS
ACADEMY,

Nearly opposite The StOan Tavern, Richmond. ia
ID a. SAUNDERS respectfully informs the public that
-. his Academy win be re-opencd Monday, 9Th of Jan
lie has engaged Mr. s. Bernard "a Of France to teach
the French and Spanish languages Mr. b. who stands high
uahanaficioH, will also assist IN the Mathematical depart
The Principal is unwilling shy any thing IN commentator
Of his School, either regards his mode tine
study pursued J respectfully piteS his patrons
ire friends II education generally TO uisif his school, hear tie
classes rccite, and j',dge for Themselves
Tho branches taught embrace regular Classical hathena-
teal and English ~ study.
TrEass30 per- auua for any al Of the sfVdics ercgf
me French aud Spanish languages ohieh ST. additional
per aylpugl oii he charged dec 30-3, TT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
MANAGERS oFFYcx,
DISMAL, SLY Mp laTurEIV
To be dsa,on at Richmond. I5M fcbyqsp.y 1899
~ 1880 Tickets only. m

IFhofe 7irEets, go | Quurterx .
iidires, $40 Eigahs, 50 so
package of Is whole, which is compelled to draw
St2o' can be had for s23o-Shares OF PACKAGES in
slIne proportion.
u Orders from the country (post paid) promptly
attended to. Address yp,lr orders to
YATES & MINTYRE
dcc - F1irkB l1nd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
Furniture, Venefian Blinds and Pianocg.

Furniture, Venetian Blinds and Pianocs
FUVIIE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand gene
- r0l assortment of Cabinet Furniture, manuac-
tured nv the most select jourDeymen and Of the best
materials, viz ideboards, bureaus, secretaries, hook
cases, olina-presscs, double and single wardrobcs,
carved and plain screw and patent joint bedstcads,
straight eg'd aud pillar and claw dining tea and
card tabos low post and canopy top cribs, plain and
figured cloth sofas, curlcd hair and mattresses,
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs, pianoes with
~ assortment OF Venetian blinds Of various sizes
Any article in the above line will be made at the
shortest notice, the most reduced price, and IN the
most fashionable aud workmanhkc manner.
The subscriber special attention TO the Undertake
ing shall be given at the shortest notice, aud Of the
most reduced prices. He also keeps for hire neat
funeral hearse, with good driver and gentle horses.
GEORGE HENDREE.
oPpcsiicto the Merchants Coffee House,
Noysi Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05

UAMES WINSTON, Richmond Agent for VIM.
" Prince, Proprietor of LinnGun Botanic Garden,
most extensive and valuable establishment ofthe kind
in this county, will receive orders for any kind of
Fruit ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Towering
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Bulbous Roots, &c.
uJCatalogucH VIII he iurnlshedgmtts, and the most
prompt s. particular attention paid to tho forwarding
any part of the State such articles, persons
siding AZ distance muy order.
The Trees. Shurbs, Vines, &C. &c. arc put up in
the very best order, and may be transported many
hundred miles without injury. The experience of the
Agent, though limited, fully iustihcs him in recon-
mendng to any person possessing but half acre of
land To procure n small assortment of vines, fruit
trees, &c. ard others holding land could not
invest 30 o. an 100 dollars more advantageousy.
dc 2f--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
MORE GOOD LUCK.
az The old established Office Of
PRB16TI8 OHURB.

MO. IL, 81, 90, prize Of One thousand Dollars.
" came to this City OIL Saturday. The fortunate
owner Is invited to call at the lucky Office, and re-
ccivc the CASH for the same. The subscriber has
great variety of numbers in all the authorised Lotto
RES for SALE lie alo will purchase all kinds of un
current current Bank notes: Drafts can be obtained OF,
Washington City, baltimore, Phiiadelphia Ns.o Yorl
Bosfo', and all other principal Cities in the IT, States
At p CIJJJRD,S, OECICE
dec SIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
HACKS SEGARS.

pafuo6le House d Lot near The Poor House
FOX SALE.
INTENDING to leave Richmond, I offer for sale
= the iionse and Lot now occupy. near the Poor
House. The house is OF brick. two stories hirh
with rooms on the first floor and ON the second:
uoube cellars under the whole for kitchen and lock
cellar. 1t is well built and well finished comfortable
mousse The lot is fttyfour feet front and half an acre
deep; corner lot There is never falling spring of
excellent water within twenty yards of the house
Among the out-houses. are large smoke house and
slaughter house. The insurance on the dwelling,
house is near 600 dollars
IERAIs.-One half cash, the other half in twelve
months. Possession win be given in April
jan : IOIIN DOYLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
BIGGER'S OFFICES

-, 81, 10, 6, 81, 90, i,
Me ere the drawn numbers in the Union Canal Lot
=, NOS !, ~, 81, capital prize of $1,000 owned in
Kiclmond: also several prizes of 500 80, 60 and so
Tor al OF which, the cash has already been paid at tho
jam Set THOS. R RIGCcp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-05
MODERN F,ANGffAc xEs

'iiE subscriber respectfully informs tie pubic and tie mem,
-, brs OF te Legislature particularly, that viii ouen on
uesnay "a oil Decber, al his apartments Aliens,
C"ee lass hr stndcn Language pr;sng the French
~ on tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. oeach week until tic
HSt OF at;h next Several Geleircn already cye,
men n!neSi those disposed 10 join cin Will please to make
Immediate application
VI a lew more advanced pupils received in the f,
sEenel 'ss, winch feces Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
da OF each week from till O'Clock in the evening aud a
TWO more pupils IN the Bookkeeping Class which attends Oh
the same evenings, fioiu til O'Clock.
GCS COIN STEPHEN BERNARD.