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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
February -, 1929.

Mr.. GEO II. KEERL,
Dear Sir-you request my opinion of your plaster
composition, which you state has been highly benef-
cal in the relief o. Rheumatism. II its application
be restricted to the chronic form Of that affection
have not the eaak doubt OF its efficacy It. operation
is that of genie stimulsnt maintaining equality
of temperature in the part to which it is applet, aud
at the sam time keeping the surface soft and perspi-
rable Compositions possessing similar properties
have long been esteemed by medical men. ] knowo Of
none better suited to that end, than the you have
exhibited to me- Respectfully,
JOHN BUCKIER, N. d.
Being violently attacked with Rheumatism about
five years ago. and the pain in my breast very severe
I was induced to try Mr. Keeri's Rheumatic Plaster,
when one application afforded me perfect relief
Baltimore, 18th Feb. 1892 J. II. POOR.
Last winter labored under painful attack Of
rheumatism, which lasted for some time-0n appi.
cation to Mr.. George r. Keerl obtained his Rheuma.
tic Plaster, which relieved me entirely from pain
after its application. JOHN II: NAFf.
The above plaster put up in tin boxes, for sale by
J, D. VOWEL, Druggist,
| may l-law4w Kingstrees Alexandra
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25

writer in he Charleston Courier has given
extracts from Acts and Resolutions OF III: Le-
,;,a,urs of South Carolina in 1912, 10 show
now diff realty the same gentlemen can talk at
6E,rsp, times. There was then no "eompunc'
,ou, vikings" about Domestic Manufactures,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, May 9.

BALTIMORE, May IS.
FJOUR-Since our last report huctuation in
price has been experienced, and the advance which
we then referred to has not been supported About
the middle of the present week sales to the amount OF
UPWARDS of 5000 barrels were made from stores at
Sc so and 375 cash. or equal thereto. On Thursday
sales were made 57t cash, at which rate se' era
dealers offered to sell. To-day one lot OF - barrels
was sold at SO per BARREL cash; and several parcels
at 6 373 AT noon to-day we lind that some OF the
holders are willing and have offered TO sell at 'ft,
and we quote the store price accordingly. An exact
Wagon price can hardly be quoted, tor we lind that
while some of the dealers are paying 123, Others
are paving 90, and others again 25 From all that
we can gather however, we are inclined TO set down
s l23 as the prevailing wagon rate.
In City Mills Flour we have not been able TO near
of single transaction this week-the decline IN price
noted above having attracted the attehuoh VI Pureha
sers exclusively to Howardsreet. 49,.
We know of no sales of Susquehanna Flour this
week. and we believe not single barrel OF TINS de-
scripton has changed hands ,,
We quote-cash prices fT oaTre' ~
Super6ne Howard street, from stores 30 - ~ w
City Mills, standard quslty - -
Susquehanna 20 TX
Corn ws,l E;ln dried ner bbl 9 so 90
nn IN hbJ. II 90 II Is
| GRAIN.-1here has been but one ushs"cuoh u"
Wheat this week, embracing the sale on cargo TO-
day. of good Susquehanna wheat al - 20 per nushe
sri IN dav ai 90. bu, met with NJ purchasers. In
the present state of tie -Four msks' the miiers &c
morally appear but little inclined :" purchase =,
! Corn mas fallen in price s"ce las "epo.I q inc
early part of the week the supplies were aounda s
and prices ggsdua'iy decii"sd to ~ II cents I1r
white. and = q for yeo| aa'es 10 c''' .,ae'soie
-, 60, --.. - ,aout thes. rates. The sup
nile have. hcwsyc,, been corpsrstve'y lessened as
the we.h h,- ,ayare-d To-day we may qa.ie the
market firm 1t + 10 . cents prs'"' i'r wh''e' anu
| Al a As for yellow. o.,-
! We quo,y sye at 50 50 cents pe' 'e' our
rates fer uais are adyapoep -.,e
A sale of Gi0ylF SEED ~-r N 'it '-''. 'e wen
at SIS 50 per bushei, on slI"t; crt'h'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
may2s

Washington City Lottery, 9th Class,
Will be drawn in the CITY ri abingdon, on Tuesday,
26tt Hay.
81 numbcrs-S drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; iIalves q Quarters /.
Odd and Even system.
Maryland State Lottery, No 2 for 1929,
Draws in the City of Baltimore on Wednesday, Sd OF
June, upon the odd and even system, b.. which the
holder Of two tickets is certain to draw prize, and
may draw THREE!
Highest Prize $4,000
Tickets s.; halves .; quarters /; eghths so cents
Lowest prize dollars :
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class,
Will be drawn III the City of Washington Saturday.
9th June.
so numbers-9 drawn ballots.
Highest Prize 3d. 900 Dollars.
Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters . 50, Eishths 25
For sale at
+. CURSE'S
Lottery and Exchange Office, Kng-'t .aieranaria
may 2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
{.afayette ice House.

yayHE subscriber respectfully informs those Of the
public who have not as yet subscribed for the sea
son, that his ice is very
CLE.AA IND PURE;
And feels grateful to those who lave already suoscrib'
ed.
Ice delivered corner of Prince and Farfaxstreets.
sNav 23-St CHARLES MURRAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
may 25-3t
Keerl', Rheumatic Plaster

Is confidently Recommended as an excellent remcdy
for Rheumatism, having in MANY instances afforded
speedy relief to PERSONS afflicted with hat painful lis
ease, and has also proved efcacous in spsans pins
in the breast and back and debility and paps OF the
limbs, consequent injuries, fractures, contu.
sions sSsc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25

rAe Richmond Compiler Of the 2lst, says:
", had Strawberries in our market on Satur-
hv LIST an Green Peas on Tuesday; from our
ann n ighburhood.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
SHIP NEWS
SAILED, NAY %,
Brig Planet, Flanders, Portsmouth, N. II.
Sshr Washington, Wilson, New-York.

Schr Columbia, futile, hence, at N. York 21st inst
The schr Henrietta, 20 days from Rio. arrived at
Baltimore 22d inst.-Left at Rio, brig Olympia, Bar
ret dscharging-brg Sea Horse, of this port, time
sailing uncertain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
Drawing on the Sd OF Jvne.
CoHEN's OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
Lp,ii is, 1929.
MARYLAND State Lottery,

: No 2, for 1877,
ARRANGED ON THE ODD e EVEN SYS1EM.
Is, which the holder OF two tickets, or tw" shares,
certain of obtaining at least One Prize, and may dra'o
7hree-and in the proportion for any greater
quantity No prize less than -Four Dollars The draw
nr is fixed for the Sd of June in order to allow distant
adventures the opportunity Of investing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25

So far as the election has taken place in this
District, ,he votes stand, for Tazewell $50,
P'rnJs 33S, Taylor 2SS, Loyal 1877, L. Cor
NIX 1875, Emmersen l43, Cooke lls, Baker
!%,l COrniek So, Kiby so, Maxwell s, Chand.
krS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25

have known the Rheumatic Plaster, prepared by
Mr. George n. Keer, spped with prompt anti perfect
relief in some cases Of severe rheumatic pans,
THOS. n. WRIGHT, NJ d.
February 10 1929
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25

n aRaiEJ.
On the 29,h uIi,no. At d aid'n. 10 frnce 1eorse
ssrn Il powlLI, Esq of Winahesier. Va to Miss
P11zABsrH HARRISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
District Of Columbia.

County Of aleraQdria
VAMEs C. BARRY has applied TO the Honorable
% William Cranch, Chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of Me District of Columbia. to be dis
charged from Imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief of nsoIvent debtors within the District Of CO.
umbia, on the first Monday in June next. at O..
clock, A. 81 al the Court House in Alexandra, wien
and where lis creditors aie required TO attend.
EDM. LEE,
NAV 25-3t CT. C.. u. T.. &. a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
PAPER 1angings. y,

Paper ftanglngs. &c.
>HE subscriber being an appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
piled with, an extensive assortment of
Paper Hnngings, Fire Screens, &c.
Which he viii dispose of at advantageous rates. To
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently imported from Paris. and well worth the
attention of the public.
Dyeing and Securing,
in all its branches, executed in style of supe.
ror Cotton and worsted Barragc coloured in
the best mann,r. p. SALVETAT,
Westside of Royal, between King Prince-sts.
Washington City Lottery, 9th Class,
To be drawn in the City of Washingtou-on Tuesday,
Goth May 50 number lottery, drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quartersl.
Maryland Lottery,
BY Yates Mcintyre, I'd Class, for the Benefit of the
Washington and st John Colleges, will be drawn in
Baltimore on Saturday the 30th of May. Is numbers
drawn ballots
Highest Prize $4,000.
Ticketsf5 halves so; quarters IS.
Maryland State Lottery, No for 1899.
ByJ 1. Cohen, jr & Brothers, will be drawn in the
City of Baltimore on Wednesday Sd Of Junc-Odd and
Even system, by which the holder of two tickets or
two shares is certain Of obtaining prize and may
draw three.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 4; halves 2; quarters J..
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class,
Will be drawn in Washington City Saturday the
9th of June. 81 numbers, 9 drawn ballots.
. Capital Prize $4,000,
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 3u; eishths Is,
To be had in ,,rety OF numhers at
=. II. WESxT Us
Lottery office, hoyai street.
NAV 25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25

Smiths Bellows.
7 HAVE again cngsgedWm. i.yles, Bellows maker,
L to work for me and expect to keep on hand q re.
guar supply of smiths bellows.
mo l7-.o 3m JDNA. BUTCHER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
Dyeing and Securing

in all it's various branches executed in style of supe-
ror neaness Cotton and worsted Barragc coloured in
the best mann,r. P.J. SALVETAT,
West-side of Royal, between King Prince-sts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
PROSPECTUS
fhOSSECIUS
90. vi, LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL
10 he published eey, at ne University OF pIreiun ,,s,
tie title of
'TiIE VIRGINIA LITERARY MUSEIJM

Journal IF Bellies Leftres, .qrts md Science S
TsE objects of this Journal viii 10 communicate The
truths and discoveries of Science 20 the nisceaneo,,s
reader, and to encourage for polite literature
WI" icly cifeiy Tor its support Professors of fine
'V,SN ''iosc minds kept "A active INJURY v
c Lectures required OF them, may be expected 10 afufd
Original and interesting contributors on all the ir,or,,,,
branches of Leaning Science.
Ire Scientific portion at the work. will generally be of
popular Character hut, soad IL occasionally contain dsc,rr
sos, whch, account OF their novelty or nppancr ma,
C interest the adept, it vail be tire aim tic Editors 10 naL
a'es' so ilT as may oe practicable, ineligible and
"hsi the Journal VII be principally devoted to general
topics OF Moral or PLY cal Science, Iio!osy and Folic Lite.
ifuIr tr Iotos WI not lie uunindi of our LOCAL and rr
af concerns Ihey VIII endeayor 10 collect and ;fs -,
'',oi 'hcy can concerning Che history or Vireus ami
ti other States their hf.t Settlement tc;y or ~ ,''
'I'I progress as Colo
MANNERS or bH!ec-fbcir Statistical Dcai and Natural pr
.Hnlelt '"h Repository Is much wanted Tho inf
u"o wien now lies scattered ;uonz individuals ~ coec,od
would shed great light the ps history aud
on" county On these, and oier subjects they solicit co,,
part OF 'le Journal will communicate information c,
-; mo Nntversiivtfc couIsc nf instruction ,,ys,.J ~. a.
scFcfp lTciessoTs-hlcctngs of the Viors-pui Ex,,e
ana Regulations of tie Un,crty-sts Of pro
anu >uichiS- honorary distinctions and ,ccssiorsliy
sMch predictions OF the Students ~ may sses 80;
ms normaon, peculiarly interesting to tic Parents md
81 ihc students, will be Unacceptable to tho
puhhc hc Journal may also. by receiving 81 J srr,;,
ipS ON The difficult subject olloge gnycnIm,, ai ,s
i tene an Important service 60 hc of EDUCATION
aty Iolnc and Controversial Theology viii be exeader
p such eScl'son viii not extend ous or political tonic
81 gcneia character discussed wR, tcmpefercc and aIi;
me journal " consist of sixteen pages Ioyal octave vE
~ and al the end Of the year hides will be G,,iscd ~
MAJ VIII form considerable volume ai,tiellv ."
me ''tms OF subscription, win be f,e dollars ney o,
lao on VIC delivery Of tic ffiIi number The vork Do I
- rs soon as Two hundred subscribers shall have becf
congratulations, post paid, 70 BE- aldlcsc oro die Foy
% w 'H9ira LlcIaTy Museum University OF Virginia
nWclsIty oi Virginia, Feb. &C. 1870
" Editors favorable TO the iucrrtts RI ,.,,,,. -
w. VI" ooge by giving laser on n tire abuve prospectus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
FOR SALE.

3O0 Bags coffee, various qualities
30 hhds sugar
100 kegs Youlcs patent shot
900 packages teas
llaXa}s nails aud bfads. all sizes
Iahow candles and soap
Spcrm candles, chocolate. indigo
Mustard, pepper, race and ground ringer
tierInan steel, half pint tumblors
ldqupr cases wool hats
American aud Spanish scgars
Wndom glass oil sizes. molaqses
RUSSIA qulls, cognac brandy. Holland gin
country gin, Antigua rum Iamaica rum
Wldskey soal leather loaf sugar
Cape vmc hrd &c &c. Sc Apply 10
Wn 2a-e"C OTIS UfNIOP e. 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
e. CEEuaR's OFFICE.

NCIBERS drawn in the Vermont Lottery, Class
- NJ. 3, for 1890.
So 35 10 80 81 10 "a 90
Nos. ~ 30 SIS and 10 20 IS were both sold NJ
my Office for which the cash has been paid. Hol-
the Dock Lottery, that draws to.,nor,ow. -
For the Capitals call at
april p CUJTRR,g OH,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

rHE ,rlsiifR GIRL. 81
"A sea-siae 'Skesrh... 81 Hrnlrsf l3arfo,s
40, no, ambition mock she,s useful toiL
Their honciy joys. o. dcsiny ohscufc ~
Nor grandeur hear with dsdainful smile, -
The short bu, supple annals Of the poor
Gray
My home is on the oceans shore, N
My father cot beside the wave,
Where winds ofwintcr loudest roar,
And crested biliows hoarsest rave.
Ny brothers, beautiful and brave,
At Trafalgar, by Nelson's side,
Too carly won q watery grave, r
And fell in boyhood's pride.
lIl could my mother's heart sustain
a blow SO sudden and severe;
She died! and alone remain
Ny Sire's else childless home 20 cheer:
wept, but he could shed no tear,
Though might hear his stifed groan,
When slowly from my mothers bier,
He turn d TO mc--alone!
Dat poverty, whatc'e its grief,
Must labor for its daily bread;
It's hoor OF mourning must be brief
However, dear the humble dead: IS
End childhood's tear, though freely shed,
issoon forgotten:--day BY day, 81 !.
Asoe our lowly roof it sped, u
Some sorrow stole away ~
And now would not change my lot
FOR that OF weaith's most splendid home;
More deer TO me our seaside cot
Ttau grandeur's proudest, leftiest dome;
The beach, where hour by hour roam.
is more than fowery fields to me;
its brcakers, crested white with foam,
Ny piaymatcs frank and free.
The rocky cliffs chat lift on high
Their fronts to battle with the breeze,
Are lovelier TO my partial eve
Thnn verlant clumps of leafy trees;
The solemn sound oftossing seas,
The Fishers song, the Cults loud cry,
Ally childish fancy better please
Than inland melody.
Then think me not OF hope forlorn,
Or weigh'd by toll and sorrow down;
With basket on my arm, each morn
Gaily seek the market town:
None greet me with any angry frown,
But all my humble labours aid;
Pity the king who wears crown,
But not the Fisher Maid!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
rRoNl mo pN IANElno.
EXtract OF a lettcr dated February lii

LNtract OF a letter dated February iiIl.
An expedition about to be sent to Europe, suppo-
sed for the purpose OF aiding the Loyal Porting uesc
has been put stop to.
Frornthc La Plate our advices are discourngiun
and the disorders OF that country to be vergin
towards ciyiiwar, which although patriotism may la
ment, and humanity mourn over yet the politician
may have anticipated il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

issue. between Leadenlsu street an England Mr. yb;,
sa Io,se ., ~nea -, se INTO tho Trade
10Th oi March, aud then VIII r struggle between
people VII be- me- have r no o Of shs lsus :. s
ham sphny preparing the public mind Coz eseon md, II
Dlcco viii sssassy - Ss destroyed '' '' "'p0' o. tho
lrvfhroor, Feb HapprshsHson Of Martin, the Lsces-
da'y-NIortn brought iork about O'Clock ou tho
morning eth and underwent an examination before the
Magistrates between AMI o'clock strong mode
hin, a. the time q his sS s Mss
sitiois OF tho Witnesses had ce taken lac made the following
voluntary confession, IN tie aud collected ancr
possible '''>'
~ set ere Minister in consequence of two
sheai OF and he sio, through the Minister doo
said wanted to try shoot and nc presented te the bow
took an arrow from the heaf and shot, but the arrow hit tho
flags and los, also dream tina, huge thick cloud csne
down over the Minister and extended lodging from these
things thought that was to Sc, fire to the Minister took
these things with for fear somebody else should be
blamed cot or the fringe and the asels from pulpit and
bishops throne what you call it, for not knoy their
names as witness against me- 10 show that had done by
AOor signing ,is and declaring IL to he the truth h, ,
fully committed tine city goal by H. j. Dlckns ESD aud tho
Row r. D. coref, to take his trial Il, the Assisnss
- -ts AL.
From The ". Y. journal If Commerce, of .3pr;l a.
SECOND EDIrioN. HALF PAST ONE O'CLOCK p NJ
LATEST FROM FRANCE,
The Boston papers of'yesterday bring Havre dates
| q Constantinoplc date of Jan. 9th, represents tho
prospect of peace between Turkey and Russia, us
Frightening every day. .i,f5s - 49,
u is onrmeu thnt the I'd DIVISION OF the Portuguese
refugees had discmbarked without opposition at
| Terccna whilst Captain Wclpolc escorted to the.
heights OF Cape Finisterre the convoy OF Count Sal
dana. - i
! Tn,nst,ted from a French Pepper. IS sc,
| LoNDos, Feb. 11.--The fall of 5s per sack expe-
renced on Monday in Corn, and the great quantity
IN market, have produced n general siagnation.---
Scarcely a purchase made in articles OF corn and
other grams, although thcy were offered at silowcr
rates. Barley was also in the same condition.. No.
sales could be effected although offered at % per
ar. lower. Oats difficult of sale and falling
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

Whole Tickets Sc, Halves so, Quarters es.
For sale IN great variety ofnumbers Mt p Cb,b6,.
Lucky and prompt pay Office, where more Canitols
have been sold and paid, than at any other Office in
Virginia. ~
n. Is. Iou will observe the Lottery Draws Mt II
o'clock in the morning, therefore YOU sbo"Id NAL
early application at u. Chubbs office for the C,DitaIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

Pass from the highest station IN life downward 90
the drcgs of civilized society, and AIMING all, in
greater or less degrees you meet with the same dis
contentcd feelings. Tho fafmer, mechanic, and the
professional man, enicftan the same opinion this
point, aud there Is mt one IN thousand hut will tell
you IL he had not commenced his present course OF
life, he should have bcensbetter tn live in the world;
and were he to begin again. he should do something
else. IL seems to be law of human nature, which
none can get over, that man should ever be discon
tented with the situation in which he is placed, and
envy one, where he would find satisfaction
and perhaps less care.
The plain matter Of fact Isl that every situation is
slavish lfany nan is poor, ind compelled to
labor for livelihood that man coUnot reasonably
expect TO livcus no would live were Inc not compelled
so TO labor; if he follows his business he should
follow IT, he must labor hard and steadily, early and
late in and of scason--nothmg short will
ensure competency. 1t is not one kind of trade or
profession that makes slave, but it is the at
tention which he bcstows upon that business. Some
men ofthe most simple calling in the world, sacrifice
themselves upon the altar OF application aud indus
try, while others. who follow the most intricate han
dicrait work, that demands more than all their time,
rise IN the morning without care and retire at night
without fatigue. Ii the trade but the man. who
wearics the systcm-if he do much of less labori-
Gus employment, Is equivalent 10 smaller task OF
harder work.
Mankind do wrong to keep up this constant croak-
ing. The task of all is hard, and every one knows
1t or ought TO know IT, Man was made to labor
business o one kind another is his element and in
the discharge OF its dutios he feels better than in
continued statelof idlencss. Byindugence lie un-
strings the nerves and units the 6rrans TO perform
their proper unetons, and the mind taking its tone
from the body is consequently dsabledAud unfit for
enjoyment Blue devils aud hypochondri.s follow
the mind becomes tainted with melanchoyS>,nJ Tho,
man, who would not become slave to his business
becomes double slave to his Incidence. Every
movement is shackled, and every necessary change
of position or posture gives pain habit has chained
hun to mental disease that will attond him to the
grave, and be felt the last struggle OF dissovine
nature. sits slavish life. that we lead" say ali
high and low, rich and poor. None are content
10 be slaves, able 10 be o,hcrwsc so all use tn,
universal language of complaning--and, like on
Derl, vent their spleen in words, which neither dc
nor can make one hair black or white.
I Literary Gasehe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

r. -7,tyNoihn, Fordyce, fix that kind
1fbeauty, which depends the splenoor of vruos and
enlightened mind The least degree understanding will he
disguised petuance, caprice nonsense
ons External accomplishments continually losing; infer
nal attractions continually gaining beautiful character
is the morning light that shneth more unto the
perfect day Sense spirit immortal All besides
wiineTs Ike grass The power Of face please diminished
time When beauty Of looks loses noer to
please lad this viii inevitably follow the night follows the
day. the soul will seek SOUL will satisfied with
any thing else II it find in vain shall the eye
entcc But u mind appear, aud wherever IL resides
Will appear il is recognized, admitted embraced; even
though the possesses us and smiles the nosnt De
banished by sorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

True ESonfry-The editor Of the Providence American
has s'snazcd himself by publishing his paper that he will
not for amy price, admit advertisements "crypg down. wife
but he viii er for nothing, the reply of the agre ed fair
one, wheu advertisement OF 'cryng down. shall be found
in other paper We confess that his generous
nj chivary him farther than have along reso
we'd to- gothat is to publish nothing either side the
rmonia fence when bles with spears and thos and
claws.-.h. T. Palladium.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
RIehmOnd Dyeing EstabIishment.

IN cary street, rear IF Me Yiygiaia and Farmer
Banks
ooEfh WILLIAMS IS grateful to- the ladies'
~ aud gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayotra AMI
hopes continuance of the same; ond would tbonL
the ladies sending their silk dresses ia have them IN
Ken to pieces which viii enable him 10 warrant them
to be dyed and finished well as at INV ostoblsi
mont IN the Union. Canton or stuff drcsses NO, ~,
cessary as nc has suitable machines to finish them r.
scut 10 him in the situation above mentioned '' .
Gentlemen are likewise informed, tllat no scours
getor with all kinds Of oppurc and freoncstcd so
,Hen ~ IIe neaest manner AS usual all kinds of
peoe goods dyed, and hot or cold pfcssed Grn;tuyc
SUITS elear5ed and re-dyed in the neatest manner.
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