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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29
500 Reward.
apr 24-ts

MY boy JIM l-f; M; house in Fairfax county yirpi.
1Nl MA, four miles below Alexandra. ON Monday
morning, the 18th instant, under permission to visit HE
mother, living on adjoining farm, hut instead Of
making thu; visit, he went to AlrNantrIa wh,l, uu.
dcrsau' lc wSs seen on the day Of his de p.ture from
home, under circumstances that induced the belief AZ
he has since been seen in Alexandria. am inclined
to believe lie is still, there. either harbored by some
free negro. possibly in ,ervice ofsme pcrs, 10
whom he may have hired himself a. he is very smart
and intelligent aud capable of making piau,De,ato.
Y, aud VIII no doubt attempt to pass himself f. co
where h, is not known.
lie rs mu alto, abou; Is old, but so small of
his age that he wOul not tax to he more than -
49, of thin and d cate frame, with delicate hand
some features, small head and his hair bck and strait,
ar nearly so, and recently cut pretty shor; he has
scar about the centre Of his forehead, occasoned b,
CIT not long since received lie had ii round Jacket
and ptntaloonS NJ coarse blue cloth, shoes an yarn
sucks good zeal worm and white wool hat, also be-
hcved to be wuch worn I am informed he aas with.
cut nat VII he seen in Alexandra, and he ost
probably may havr changed tashe no doubt would
dcavor TO do other part, Of h.s DRESS
will give ten dollars to person who will -p,re.
bend and secure linn, that act kIn !! sken -, ,.x-
dTia or FAIRFAX county,; twenty dollar, taken s.y
1T the fishing shores Of ns,l,nd, af Georgetown or up
the Potomac Canal; the above reward OF hhy dol.
lars, If taken At greater di.tance from home.
L. e. MASON.
81 Ths U. S. Telcgr ph is requested TO pubis, the
above advertisement ever, other day for two weeks
and forward his account TO this Office for payment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29
SHIP NEWS.
PORT 0F .iLEX.7ADRLl nc

April 2S.-Passed up for Washington, s'oop
Express, Curtis, Savannah: timber for the Navy
Yard.
SAILED,
Schr Washington, EIdridge, Newport and
Providence.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, .....Baltimore
Steamboat Fredericksburg. b. j. Jenkins.do
Schr. Manchester, Baker from Georgetown
for New York.
800
Schooner Pioneer, Atkins, hence at Boston,
Esd instant.
Schooner Diadema, Elkinton, hence at Phila-
delphla, eth instant.
Sloop President. McXearney, hence at Phila-
delphia, eth instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29

ftoW-Yesterday, the price of Flour from
wagons was Sass a S4.56 Small sales were
made, on Monday, from stores at $3.50. Tues
day, 400 barrels were sold at 81. IS and other
small lots at the same price. Yesterday we heard
OF no salcs-holdefs are more firm-but not much
activity in the market. Our stock is small, and
receipts light, this week, compared with the cor.
responding days of the last two weeks.
-eNe-
From the ". T. Journal IF Commerce, AprI 26.
Corn Exchange arrivals from the Soutf,
were very numerous on Wednesday and Thurs
day, and 1t was supposed very large quantity of
Flour had been received. Purchasers withdrew
and prices declined considerably. On Saturday
1t had been ascertained that the quGntity arrived
was much less than had been supposed, more
confidence was manifest, but we have to quote a
decline from the.previons week of about 25cents
Common kinds are at SAG 5, with but very
little business. The market is bare of Western
Several parcels of Virginia Wheat arrived, and
most OF them were sold at near 90cts. for ord-
nary quality. A small lot North River at loco
The quantities of Rye and Corn arriving are very
small, yet they are both quite dull. Rice is as
for some months past.
freighfs--4s. is demanded to Liverpool for
Flour, and 9 and 11-l6 for Cotton. Shippers
offer 5s.6d.- and I'd. and 6-S at which large Bri-
fish ship was contracted for and other shipments
are making.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29
Notice.

IN Wednesday, the i4'l instant, a small hoy, aged
~ Is years. named Rberf +. Epans, left his home in
Alexandra, an has not been h. ard of by his pa.
rents lie OF ali stature, blue eyes, light hair,
AID light CON, r xion When he left homo, he had
black ,zed cap. browG cas,'nett jacket and trow.
sers. Any person who could give any information OF
him. would confer la,ting obligation on his anxious
parents, by whom all persons hereby forewarned
from harbong convey ing away said child, in any
way OBTAINING him from his parents, as in such case,
Git being known the law will be rigidy enforced.
apr ST ROBERT EVA%S.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29
eoGS57e
[ COMMUNICATED.


VT, Cookies Picture Of 81. Peters Church.
!: Inc Cathedral of st. Peter is well known to
Dc 1e largest aud most magnificent temple ever
Distracted for the worship of the Deity, and
t''apS the bOldest and best finished piece of ar
mcclure OF the ancient or modern WORLDS
Inc cl'lzens of Alexandria should avail them
ewes OF the opportunity now afforded them of
messing mastery representation of the inte-
D' {" TINS vast and splendid structure. The
,.Ie OF Mr. COOKIES Picture had preceded it,
m excited IN the writer of this brief article ex-
SS1 T.ns which no production of ordinary merit
o'u have sratfed. 1t affords him much plea
SDe' therefore. to have it in his power to say,
~ an hours contemplation of this fine display
>eGius convinced him that the eulogies which
',e 0een bestowed upon it have not exceeded its
l, does not come within the scope of this IL
~, Iu notice, to attempt an analysis of Mr..
). .'Ie Picture. 1t may be permitted the wri-
:, however. to assert. that there is beautiful
.' rnoAy IN the proportions aud coloring of the
"e production. corresponding well with the
~, a'PlOns which enlightened travellers have
.a@ me objects delineated: and that the mind
~ oe almost totally destitute of imagination,
,n ~'- aided by the light of Mr.. Cookies pencil,
', ~: form lively and gratifying conceptions of
ln5 Isnty original, whose grandeur, richness,
Er'. ,S%'ety, ne has so wildly and skilfully de-
"G LUDOVICO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29
Grand iuAge,

sTHE semi annual Communication ofthe Grand Lodg
of the District of Coium ria will tax. place at the
Central Masonic HaN ~ the City of Washington, on
Tuesday nerf tn. An day Of hay, at 10 O'Clock, NJ
of winch M officers aud members will take notice, and
govern tn mselves accordingly.
WA. KERR, Jr
apr 90 cost Grand Secretary. q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29
" ines, Canvass, &c.

Wines, Canvass, &c.
s. Nj. & s. II. JANNEY
HAVE just received. per schooner Velocity
HI quarter casks fine old sicily Madeira
do do Vidonia ieneriffe
They hare in Store,
pipes old l.. r. Madeira, Santana brand
2half do do do do
4ha!flo do do j Howard. March & Co
3qr casks do do do
do burgundy do
half pipe Grape Juice DO
quarter casks do no
Brahmn in boxes
Grape Juice do
8 bali pipes fine old Port
5 ar casks do do
- do do Sherry
$50 bolts American fax CANVAS
80, key, white lead
so do nails and brads, assorted sizes
20 boxes wool and cotton cards
apr H-st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29
Mechanic Neiief society .

vVl,iE anniversary Meeting Of the Necha"'r Relief
= Socie,, will be held at their ali on Saturday nert
The LIST of Uay. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
B, order:
On, sogt JNo CORSF, Sec',
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29
.DR.3IfS THIS D.AY.

Rhode Island State Lottery. Cd Glass,
For the beaf fms Secp.d b pta Soeiet, in Loreniry,
Gas, No ),
will be drawn A. Pro,i enc, On Thursday 29th April
HIGHEST rRSzE 10000.
Tickets IS; ha!,.s So quarters 25
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit OF The Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Glass No A, tor 1910
WI be drawn in the Cit, Of Richmond Monday, tn
60 NUMBERS 10 DR7U'f B4LLOTS.
HIGAEsT PRIZES:
Prize of $4,000 Prize Of $4,000
| do of 5000 10 Prizes of LOCO
Tickets So; halves OV; quarter. 100
Delaware, South Carolina and Louisiana Lottery,
Class no I, far 1850.
will be drawn in " ming,on, ID i, on Monday, 81 OF
May.
90 NUuBERS- 10 bRlHN aaAL0Yy
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS, halves 80, quarters %.
To be had in variety of number, at the Office of
i. G0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, 9erandrin
Who has sold lately to his friends and patrons in
Alex ,ndra prize of 81 ,000 prize of 1900 prizes
of $780, prize If 300. besides zoos, 5ys. &C. too
! numerous to partoularzr
The following are the drawn numbers Of the 9th class
of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, which was drawn in
the CITY OF Washington the 7ih of April instant:
Sc 81 so al 81 SO
apr 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-29

"A Card
VUNtiE Citizens Of Alexsndris respectfully inform
Il ed that Mr. GEO. COOKIES PAI>TIAGS will
be exhibited King street. next door below Mr. Vow
ell's Apoihecsry Store, until SATURDAY MKT,
when they will be positively closed.
Hours of exhibition from A. NJ. till 6 p NJ. Price
of Admission IS cents; children half price.
april %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
Land and Negroes for Sale.

III AVlNG resolved TO remove to the State OF
"A u Ohio, now offer for sale my Tract of Iaand
In the county OF Lancaster cont aiming three hundred
and elghty-seyen This tract is situafed on
Indian Creek: fine, bold upater-course, aboundipe
III oysters OF the finest size and favour Fish Of
every description, common to the Chesapeake are
caught here In the greatest abundance. Sheenshead
are taken in three hundred yards of the dweJlinn-
house-a cove IN less than one hundred yards of the
mansion, is PARTICULARLY appropriated to the raising of
oysters IN which there is now good gupplv The
dwelling house contains two large rooms a chamber
and passage the lower floor ard four rooms ON tho
second. The out houses consist of barn stable
carriage house, corn houses, exccll,n, kitchen
smoke house, &C. There is, from this situation
beautiful view OF the Bay, distant J miles. The
lana Is equal TO any in the lower part ofthe Northern
Neck, level and now laid off into four fields conta,nr
seventy acres EACH one of which is in clover This
tract certainly the most desirable in this section
OF virginia, at convenient distance from 9 places
OF renglous worship, the courthouse and the mills
and about miles from Kmarnock a rising ard
iionrishlng little village. tract containing about
Inc same quantity of acres, also be purchased Oh
fair TERMS Immediately adjoining mine and which
was once part of the farID-the two maxine
an estate Of seven hundred acres INTENDING tn sett %
III non saVe-holdlng State, will dispose Of twenty
Negroes on good terms (if the purchaser will not
separate the families seventeen of them are as likely
ana valuable at their ages. in the State con
sisung OF men, a women, 5 boys and 5 girls
Should any gentleman about Richmond or Washing
ton wish to purchase, beg leave to refer them for
more dsinerested information as TO the land TO Mr.
Chlnn OF the Virginia Senate, Messrs Leland ana
cambridge of the House of Delegates and Mr. r
Paiafefro of Congress. My address is indian Creek
near Kilmarnock, Lancaster county, Va.
RALPH EDMUNDS.
S. So remarkably healthy is this farm, that
have not had an occasion to call in physician but
twice for years. II T.
feb 5 WIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
NERAL ASSEMBLY.
IN SENATE-Eeb m

phe Senate have passed the bills, 1. Concerni o
Geo Dodson. e. Establishing certain ferries across
the Big Sandy and Ohio Rivers. 3. An act to re.
peal The act, amending the several laws CONCERNING
the Richmond Dock Company q. An act TO amend
the charter OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal COM
pany, by authorizing he commencement of the wes-
tern section before the completion of the EASTERN
S. In favor of Pleasant Bankenship of Botetout-the
last three with amendments-which we're concur
red in.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-Eeb. H.
MT EpPes moved to reconsider a vote given at an
early period OF the session. rejecting the bill for the
relief of the heirs of Joseph Willard-beine now
satisfied, that there had been no reconveyance of
TO relinqush-a fact which had been ascertained
from the records of Wood county.
Mr.. Prentis said, that when he objected to this
bill on the ground that Willard had reconveyed it, he
had not said that the recouveyance was recorded in
w God. 10 his personal knowledge, the land had
been reconveyed and the claimants had no possible
title to it.
Mr. Spencer contested tie accuracy of tho facts
stated by his colleague (Ir. Prentis) when the
question was put anu the House refused to recon-
slider.
Engrossed Bills
!. Changing the time of holding the superior court
OF law OF Hanover. 2. Amending the a ct incorpo
rating company to construct turnpike from Meri-
B. Authorizing lottery for the benefit of the Bote-
tourt Seminary in the town Of Fincastle d. Con.
corning the Penentiary Institution (rcquirino the
labors OF each wardto be kept separateIy-authori-
ENG the to deliver goods to the
at any time-authorzlng the more comfortable ac-
commodatop of the convcts, Syc.) were read the
3dtime and passed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12

M EDLE4 will stand the ensuing Spring at my
Iva stable, in the county of Chesterfield, being
the same place he made bis last season within one
mile OF Moody's Tavern, g from Petersburg, and
p from Richmond, and is now ready to serve mares
at $50 the leap $50 the season, payable the 5th Ju
ly next, when it will eXpire-S5O to ensure mare,
payable as SOON as she Is known to be in foal and
one dollar to The groom.
.Hedteyis handsome grey years old this Spring,
full is hands bigh-for form. strength beauty ap-
pearance, performance and blood, admired and ap-
proved.-He has made but one season, when he
had ii mares besides my own Mr.. John Fir
by's mare Coquette was, however put to him be
fore he made a season, and produced a very prorn-
sing grey filley, which is the only one of his get
that has yet appeared 500 in cash was offered for it
at months old and $1,000 asked-and as addition
al evidence the value of his family, sold last fall
the half OF two FLIES by Sir Charles out of Medlevs
dam Old Reality, one four and the other two wears
old, for $500 in money. My ovcrseer Mr. Bauph,
my son George, and Arthur Taylor, all residing nea
the stable will attend particularly to all orders in my
absence. w r. JOHNSON =
Chesterfield Feb Q c2m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
Sk Hhds and 80 bbls West India and New Or
OC leans sugar
~ boxes and IL bbls loaf sugar
25 hhds noasses
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
hhds and 80 barrels whiskey
Wines of various kinds vinegar
80 tons bar IRON, Swedes, English s; American
10 tons castings
Steel German, cast and b!istercd
Cut nails and brads
Noyascotia grindstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
80 tierccs rice
GOO do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soa and upper leather
tanners and linseed oil, tar
Spices pepper. ginger, pnento and cassia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
Satpetre, madder indigo
Iailow and sperm candies
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping parer
Almonds and raisins
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumbers, decanters, wines
Patent shot, gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowder and black teas
Nlackerel, No: and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods viz. sheetings, shirt;nrs
broadcloths, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton bagging, bale rope
Sewing, seine and wrapping twine,
Shoe thread, &c &c
feb 10 l.. WEBB 81 co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12

virtue OF two Deeds Trust executed to- John M mrs
= lead and William Dandldge by William Morris and
Maceia ms wife, the one on the eighth day of January 1928
ana me other on the eighteenth day of February, IS28-aud
another Deed OF Trust, executed Herbert Claiborne and
Charles Gay, by the said iam Norris on The tenth dav
Court oil the city oil Ricsmond shall sell on lie
premises on the 10Th day of February next for ready mtev
o the purposes therein mentioned Lots parcels
o Land IN the city OF Richmond known and distinguished in
the plan OF the said CITY, by No (347) hundred and forty:
seVeii and NO (352( three hundred iy.two which were
conveyed TO the said William Morris, Thomas Rut,erfpor
and Sarah his wife, by their deed, bearing the 18Th ay of
Court OF Hastings for said are now erected
extensive Dick buildings, used warehouse and 70, ciha
purposes: also three other Lots, pieces or parcels Of %
Known and distinguished tile plan of said city, by number
p1) hree hundred and number hundred and
y-three (}4 aud number three and four
$50 with The buildings commonly called Shockoe Warehouse
ana all other buildings and improvements which pro
several deeds for undivided made on M
tenth day OF June 1926, by Richard ragorg and Elizabeth m
WIFE and John Pegram and Wilson Gregory the other ma lie
on the same day. by Joseph Dudley Chesterfield county and
hc' admitted to record in the clerks OF the Musings
oIt OF sa city Also one other Lot piece parcel Ga ,an
khown and distinguished in the plan of said city by nn,
Three hundred and forty six (3i6 which TO aid
Wiham NORRIS ty W lliam A. Smith and Sarah Smith ~
their deed bearing date the 18Th day September 1926 ai
admitted TO record in the cc1as Office of the Hunrs Com,
the city aforesaid H''>uN
lhe Trustees have known tile TO the f,reooi7-,
properly TO be questioned but they will only convey that "
is vested il. themselves. ' 49, IT,
JOHN III. ARaliSTEAD \
w. cambridge IT,
HEEBERT A. CLAIBORNE. rqsSss
w. CHARLES s. GAY
llsc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
MONSIEUR PONSON

M ILL stand the ensuing pree Hill, near Rich.
~ mnnd, Va his season TO Commence fst FEBRUARY
and terminate LIST July next He will he let TO mares a, SO
ooars me season woh may be discharged by payment
OF 4O dollars within the Mares can be insured al n
dollars One dollar 10 the groom in every case
Every desirable arrangement has made for the accom-
odation OF mares this horse Trey will be pasred
gfauis wen ied with grain if required 81 mr. day and
stalled in all bad weather ~
One Oh the subscribers win give mis- constant personal aen
ton to Mares in Eer that they may returned their
es IN good condition We be responsible for accidents
or escapes but will every exertion TO prevent both
monsieur ponon beautiful bay, fifteen three inches
ngn WIN black legs, main and tail He finely proportion
ed exhibiting beauty and power throughout his form His
ooo appearance and performance equal If not superior
high estimation. THOMAS WATSON ~ -
49, ~ ABNER ROBINSON
Tree Hill, Jan. 81 ia1-c7ro
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12

u UNAWAYS.-Wss committed to the Jail of Washing
~ ton county, Maryland, the 18th inst as r,jnawavs
two negro men: calls himself CHARLES HILL and The
other bkN BUTLER Charles is about fee, 10 inches
hg about IS or "a years Of made good coun,e
nanced rather OF black Colour rings in his ears
Ben about feet or inches high about n or Is wears of
age stout made, with down look-uo perceivabe naks
about him Phe said negroes had on when Committed coarse
cassnett rounhabouts pautsoons vests of dark colour
Charles had with him blue cloth velvet collar
and pair Of dab cassiuet panaloos with sundry other
summer clothing Ben had with him old blue ock coat
drab cassinet panaoons and other clothing The said
negroesay they had been working for Mr. John w Baker OF
Geofgeown d. g., the canal said town. and some
times pass themselves brothers The said negroes
requested TO toward prove property uaV charges
and take them otherwise they will discharged accord
iDg to law CHRISTIAN NEWCOMER ~ Sheriff
! Jan I4--3tc - =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
NOTICE.
Ehwd. NJ. GrefnWay & Co.

rs, Pearl Street .Wt1o York,
tONflNUH to purchase manufactured GOODS
- on commission, which affords gr sat facilities to
dealers at distance, in keeping their supplies of
goods general without being extensive.
Nheir long experience in executing orders for
every description of merchandise wanted in Virgin
ia and the Southern and w es,ern States. indnces
them to heheve they can give general satisfa cton
to taose who will favor them with their business -
l. Is their intention hereafter to transact general
SomInlsslon Business, and viii attend particularly
duce consigned to them.
:. Referenees-Mr. Chas NJ. Mitchell, Richmond.
Va; Messrs. Hancock & Brown, Lynchbura Va.
New York, Goth January, 1880.
2sW2f WI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
YRUSYEE3S S4LH.

50 virtue of deed of trust executed certain prcase
AZ heep mentioned, by the late Landon Carer IT, of Rich
county winch deed bears date The 18Th day March,
1885, and is OF record the clerks the county aE
san, will at the court house Of the county aforesaid at
for sale the highcs, bidder cash. tract Of land iyng IN
the county aforesaid, the adjacent
To Sabine HALL which said tract property SAID
Carrier and contains about nine hundred sixty acres
jan 1-law}ru JOHN MINOR .True,on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
"SffA selling off at Prime Cost,' and Il
1llnnu stonces ar,,1ch LoLo=. IL

'aIlH Sez1lNg oU al PTlme Cost" and IN
many instances much belozu Cost.
UE proof that the subscribers have selling off their
u large and general assortment of Seasonable DRY GOODS
at prime Cosi,is so apparent, that they would deem ne
cessary TO insert second advertisement that effect had not
uHeerOnS attempts been made lead the public TO believe
the contrary They therefore again respectfully inform their
trends and customers that they still sell Off al
fiWe Cost and in order assist the sale of the
STOCK they have added thereto (per the Bold Conaner from
New York; variety of such goods they disposed of in tile
early part OF their sales Among these many the same
description OF goods that considered extremely cheap viz
Hes Sd and Al domestics, Gro de Naples (fros des in
aa and Lata SrfaS uSte caicOss TOM priced
and s"perne sattne and other goods all of which
VIII be sold at Prime Cost and i'll many instances the goods
mat have been on hand for lime, VIII sold much Joo
'me CoSf In announcing their close tte, b
asss IN is the subcbers did expect TO elicit an
iHbernI remark from person, nevertheless sch remarks
have BEEN made and the public cN they proceed
ffom AN interested koO how estimate their correct
KYLE &, C0Ctlp An
nov s6-tf -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
NO COMBINATION

Crockery, Looking Glasses and Glassware.
IKyHOMAS 1 BARROW g. CO. Iuporters' sa ,
Water street. New York, offer for sale $50
packages earthenware, china and glass; of fresh i'm
portations and new styles, which they will repack
at the very lowest price the market can afford; also
complete assortment of looking glasses suitable
Tor the Southern trade.-Those merchants who are
interested in breaking up the combination in price of
erochery, which has hitherto prevailed in this bust
ness are invited to give their support an establish
ment founded on the principles Of mo combination In
trade. For the purpose of bringing about this OBJ
lect, SO beneficial to the interest of merchants we
are contending with combination formidable in it's
numbers and wealth, looking to those who will be
benefited by our success for aid in its accomplish
ment. THOMAS I. BARROW g. Co..
88 Water Street, New York
New York. LIST Beb., 1880.
feb l1-4t g. C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
GO II A n N A

WiLL stand the ensuing season at nv Farm.
w known as H.4LFSiN1s, nme miles from Rich
mond' ON the road leading to fredericksburg
Terms formcrly.-- Bor the season $50 to he
discharged by the payment of s35 during the season
Insurance sixty dollars The remarkably promising
character of Gohannas colts being so well known in
tins section of country, is not deemed necessury to
SHY about it.
jan l2--eO1w JNO NJ ROTTS