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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

NoTICK.-The Subscriber will resume the dude.
~ OF his School, on the let July. The course OF
studies will be preparatory to College, embracing tho
rough instruction in the Ancient Languages. and Ma
thematics.
Particular attention will be paid the morals aud de-
pcrln' MT OF 'hoe entrusted 10 my charge
Tuition in The hgh-s, b. anches, SI2 so
Common Englih branches, 10 90
Board In the most Respectable families, per
month, exclusive OF washing, 6
The heAhfulness OF is Toe ,ion the refined and m o.
raj society. and the cheap rates Board anil Tu ion
render Boydon very eligible sight for L"erary L. =
stntion OF this, have sufficient proof. iu It's hav-
Ing been selected the seat OF Randolph Mseon Col.
legs.
The Session will ts closed by examination on the
lat aud 2 ID center.
Those wishing to lend. would do well to enter early
that no time ~ be los and the subscriber may better
arrange hi. classes. Paymeut IN be exac,ed only from
TIE time oil entrance. JOHN WYCHE, A. NJ.
n. B.lnsruclicn will be given 10 such a. d, size IT,
in the French and Spanish.
June % l3-,l5bJuly
III The Editors Of the Norfolk Beacon and the Ra.
l-igh requested TO give he above four inser.
ions, and 10 Sud hsr accounts 10 the Subscriber at
Boydton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

The Wilmington (D) WAtchmsn d. nice that NJ,
NLsne n written any private leuers going 10 "fepre
sent that there was no prosp-c Of settlement with h
brIfh government rel1'ive 10 The West fnGia Trade
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

u The Regi'te-, containing the Official List, will
he Orw arded gratis immediately after tie dra wing 10
no WHO may request it.
June St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

.NEIP MODE OF DR.4iPING
The Hoder OF Five Tickets or Shares, will be GER
tain of obtaining at least Two Prizes aud may draw S.
ven
CoHEN's OFFICE BALTrnIoGE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
No 6, for 1880,
On WEDNESDAY,, BOTH OF JUNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

al the latter place, Mr. Morgan, the postmaster here
aud come oher persons connected with the department.
commenced their operations for detection letter had
been mailed, ore day OF last week, by Marcus wilsoi
merchant at Wheeling for Pittsburs, enclosing $1,000
The money had been -iaken out. and the envelope
ceived at Pntsburg filled with waste paper, which
was certain sctibbing which Induced the suspicion
that the robbery ush, have been committed ut the
Clysslle post office. Messrs. Ecbbaum aud Nor
gan started for that place, where their su-picions
were strengthened Christian Weir CT, the Po-i-mas.
ter at Ciaysvilie, bad gone to Wheeling business
connected with his mercantile estab hme the for
mer place, aud they followed him, an examination OF
him took place at Wheeling, and they found upon his
PERSON the identical thousand tol ars incl1.ed by
MIR. Wilson in the letter Werlich wa. Tor IA
with secured aud lodged in Jail at whe from
thence he will in due tim. be taken TO Pusburg Tor
trial in the United Satss District Court. Ga examin.
ing the de'k OF erich a, Caysviiie other sums Of
money have been found which suppo. ell to hsv.
been stolen by him from the mail So far as these
particular believe they are sub ,antiay cor
reci-shoud others ran'pre, re dders will be ad
| vised Of iheIn
| Separate from the above Transaction of Werlich
which Indeed il oil so black cha acter TINT il seem 10
present scarcely redee,nirg qualify we have eve,
heard aught alleged by tho.e VINO have h,d dealings
with him, against his honesty He is pre- bly, Mor h
om ten to fifteen thousand d lsrsmay he said to be
on OF debt-snd diving a very ex'...ive and
pob ah.e mercantile bu.iness at Clysvi 10 until the
very mainent OF his lection. lie wa ca,Iiable &C.
conmodat'ng and liberal H has .xtan.ite aud re-
p.ctable family various parts of the state
has sew raj smell Children wiz srt mo,her AID we
regret 10 say they had better have BEEN wi h,ut Ia
thee also as one upon whom rests such uumtig atinp
eu'n Examiner.
lThe Opposition prints and among them not the least
Is that Qud pro QUO paper the Baltimore Patriot rdi-
cules the late appointment Of c. Werlich Us Postmaster
by Mr. Blrry-and tries TO fix the odium of his late
misconduct the Administration Besides the biph
character which the BORE and which he has unac-
coun'ably sacrificed. the Telegraph gives the following
letter TO Mr. Barry, signed by % gentlemen, among
whom the names ofthe late and present members
Congress, the names oil members OF the L-gislalure
Senate and assembly, the Clerk of the Sessions OF
County, Register and Recorder, SC.
To the Hon. William T. Barry,
Postmaster General Of the United States:
SIR: We the undersigned, ci'iz of the county of
Washing on, Sta o, Pinrsy'yania, beg leave 10
commend the old Postmaster, Christian Werlich, T
deputy Pos master in CIaysve in said county. as
suitable person 70 ill The said Office, having heen the
"rmerer Po'imaster OF that place, and of course wei,
quilted on account OF former experienced
June %, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22
CONSTITU IIONAL pOLI

Thee are ony thee Counties vet to ne heard from
viz Harrison. Henry. snd wsrwick We must der
loe reserve our complete tabular statement for auob
paper. " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22
OMlfU.NYCAYED.

Thursday last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22

Baltimore, May 81 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

We "ra,her gu, SIS" the fpil'"lng article
from he Roches er Morning Courier Of Sa ur-
CAV last, Is a little humbug. 4, all rven's,
we will certify tina, il is got our collector who
ha. thus disappeared money in both
pockets" as ae saw him yesterday well and
hearty, bU, rarhe, s'riy hat Gov. Iroup
should have aired f.r Georgia Jus, a, this
D. NJ hing timt:-
Mysterious An officer Of the United S'a'es'
army has mmurica ed 20 US The following
my s'erl"u. intelligence:
gentleman from the city of New York, who
has beeS honouI' q with d sea, in common
couuoii OF 'nar city, paid visit o Fort Niaga-
ra on tie l3'h inst. on his return from tour
through he Canadas, and stated iE converse
ton with nur i TO- mant, that oDe of the collec-
tors of the reveNue uf the Uni'ec S,a,es, after
exavting = promise Of secrecy, s. relative to
hi. name anu circum tances, informed him
that he had shso obdeG rom TIE y S. with
$3.50 600 Of funds. Tina, he hid dific ul'y in
sc fling his accounts wi h government. which
induced him 10 take this step. He added that
he had travelled through the state Of Penney,
wanna and other portions Of he Union without
being disc ove!ed, and that he ex ,ec,ed his fam
lily soon, as hey we've on heir way 10 Join him,
when he in,snded.to take shipping at Quebsc
Tor England.
The gentleman who MARI ated these facts, de-
clined giving the name Of he defaul,er, observ.
ing thar il did not comport with his sense Of
honor, or words 10 that effect. We differ with
him in opinion If he has stated fac to, il 10 his
duty as citizen ofthe Un,ed S,a,es TO pro,ec,
her rights and preserve her from robbery an
der all circumstances, and the confidence Of an
avowed villain no honorable man should pre-
sumo himself bound 10 keep, when hi. own in-
,e,est or that of his country is al stake. In this
in arce he should not have LOST momen in
commune sting the circumstances 10 govern
mem and adopting every measure in his power
TO bring he culpri, 10 justice.
N'he above relation be correct, who is the
defaul'er? That j, is correct we cam, for mo
m"n' doubt, as We are we'll acquainted with the
gen'irm n from New York who gave the ihfor.
nation to- our informant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr OLD FRIeNp-I am glad to see, by your
remarks of yesterday, that you have come over
to the "'Psriy"
P-rchsnce this mode Of no,icing your re.
marks might draw upon you Tor column OF
ordinations, and 20 save both your time and
character for consis ency readily believe that
you have not go, even your great toe into the
shoe Of one Of US: but that you have merely Ia
ken he right side view OF the Georgia aud In
dian question Upon other matters. You are as
de rrmined as ever no, 10 Dr. OF the Party,
even If i, were tea party-So, for hat smells
Of Party aud the very name Is hateful to You -
to say nothing Of egg nog parties and the like,
tina, have brcome hs0ihsnish since the Tempe
rance Socie,ies have pronounced them only ut
for eo,ps aad coices, or brutcs OF the same CO.
Tor.
To come to the jit Of your argument, think
you are RICH, about Georgia and the Indian'
Georgia sands in the situation Of q pure haser
Of freehold estate; She is 60, quiet possession;
and when yos give your deed. you stpuialr
also 10 defend her against the claims OF others.
Then Georgia, having the p secession AID The
legal right, she can al once say % the Govern
mrn,, (whom she holds undrr) you must keep
me IN quiet possession OF my rights, agreeably
10 our bargain. IL you are too weak TO do so
If YOU have not The means Of employing law
yer, I will protect myself will advance the
fee on your account. This | consider plain
matter Of fact reasoning; and this, consider,
I'D lies 20 Georgia, as contracting party with
the United Sts'es.
The other member Of your remarks, about
inegral Indian government, formed in the
hrart OF an independent Safe, is more hypo-
lheticai What is hypothesis? Truth, when
evrry one believes Doubtful, when no one be-
leves. believe This is trUe definition, al
though | csnno: hud it IN Webs,er's las, stu
peudous FIR, of lhe mind Suppose you had
lately bought house, and there was one OF 'he
back rooms occupied by somebody when you
moved in, ask you how YOU would like See
parate family government established, as II
were under your very nose, and without ask
ing you If Ihi, should be So, or tina. should be
go, the imperative should be a'rd, il shall be
SOP" In consti,U iondl point OF view, wha,
would this lead T.! Surely, that every tribe
iuhsbiiiug the States ami Territories Of the
UDi.,d States would erect .epa,sir independent
governments: and from he very nature OF so.
yer, igr'y, would come into c"nsa" collision
with he adj 'inins governments; and the end
OF all would Dr. tongues, and IA appropriation
Of soil a. consequent there o.. This mus ma
tur.l!y b. the re,ul aod with such con,r>
uuenc. stating US in the face, ask, is il not
better for the Indians make heir peace and
receive for their soil wha, they are willing 10
TAKE for it, than lose all by an ephemeral at
tempt al raising an inh~p. nJen S ate: or if at
,ached to their soil, incorporate themselves as
members Of the grra, republic.
cannot saw much for what have written,
but hink il ough' not to go below
January 81. 1850 x MIDLINGS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

and most unfair appeal to the law OF the strong
es,-a principle which am very reluctant 10
see acted upon by The govsrnmen, OF my coun'
try, in This or any case
Thus thinking. and presunlng that am
free citizen Of a free couarry, Cannot be per.
suaded that I have acted Improperly 10 express
sing my opinion on this important SUBJECT. 10
IN. REPRESENTATIVES Of the Nation; and pre-
sumo that every gentleman who took part :"
the memorial 10 question, will most cordially
subscribe TO these opinions
Permit me TO add for The information OF Mr..
Thompson, and whomsorver, that The mte'li'H'
Of which ] had the high honor to act as Chair
man, was not held in grog shop, but IN the
mos, spacious hall IN this city, which wus ii'e'
rally filled by the mos, respectable of its inha'
bi,ants. am, SC. SC.
JOHN TRUMBULL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
From the National Journal.
LETTER ON REFORN.- No VI.

LETTER ON REFORMING VI.
I was apprehensive, Ny Old Friend, you
might have some gu Inns about The Message.
You have said 20 murh about Principle, Con-
s,i'u,ion, Tariff, and what not. that | expected
you would make so ne imprudent speech be-
70, e We could make YOU fully comprehend the
import and b, airing of cur system In doubt
full cases il will be we'll 10 wait until We can
give you the cue. The Enquirer is fully in
formed, and may BE rel, on. lf he is salts
fed, am sure you may b. at least quiet. IL is
Of the creates, moment TO hold ,he parry ,oge-
Their. and not TO d,ff'r upon every question Of
policy" every difference Of opinion, is not adif-
Ference IF principle" We must have no muir
murings, no commiItsls ] foresaw hat this
would give Us some trouble; but during the
whole canvass the P,esidt n, main aimed pa,-
te'lv impartiality, and even at The Inauguration
his sentiments were sufficiently guarded; but
we found Gu, the secre, by chance, las, spring,
before his arrival JUS, in line 20 write to Rich
mond 10 put them their guard 10 say no
more about the TarH; as we nigh di>qualify
ourselves for place IN his csbiuet. Nv dear
sir, We tried very hard to give j. the go by and
let it pass, but the Prssid'n' said n " IS deter
mined 10 maintain The consistency of his prin-
cipIss by redeem ming the pledge in his inaugu-
raj address. The Presdenr SAYS, 4" hat in de.
hher.'iug on these interesting suoj ca, local
feelings and prsjudices should be merged in
the patriotic determination TO pronoe the
great interests OF the v hole" He discoun'e-
nauces all attempts TO connect them with the
party conflicts of the day, and recnmmr ads
higher and pursr mo',es of action than legi',
laung under such inhuences II appears, my
dear sir, We hsv, not here,ofor' well under.
stood the operations of the Tariff ins;ead Of
running you, as y"u expected, i, has produced
under us iIiusise -xcirems n low prices; los I'D
of encouraging he maRufac,urer. j, has p'o,
daced loss and embarrassment. The Presldent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
o. II Throop,
Err; GRAVGR

Of visiting cards. bank notes, portraits, MAPS charts
landscapes, diplomas hat plates, business CARDS. &C.
Also. society. notary, and all other metal seals. En-.
craving on wood rs usual.
All the above shall be hone with dispatch at reason
able prices His room is the I'd door from lth street,
on the Avenue, and directly opposite the National Jour-
nal Office. Washington City.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the neatest
m.nne, eotf dec 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
Tobacco.

Tobacco. .
yJyHE subscriber has just received, and oHs"m
i at his Tobacco and Sny6 Store, north ~e'.
King and Washington streets. SII box. n''
0SEWIMo TOBACCO
warranted equal to any in the District.
A constant supply of all kinds Of snu n, g, ,arsa
chewing Tobacco; Spanish, h.lf.Span'sh 'n'
segars Of the best quality. .,e.1,,o.p,
GrCountry Merchants and others VIII n"'
advantage to call As above. o,,. cRrBB
ianl-d3t&2aw3w JUN -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
Wines,

TusT received four quarter casks Of old pale sherry
d wine which with large stock Of old L. madeira,
Jnta, Burgundy Grape Juice, Sicily. vidonla Port
in half pipes and quarter casks and Brahmn Grape
Ju;ce. IN boxes of dog each makes our assortment
of wines very complete
d.c1s s. MSS. II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
Bank VI AlexanAria,
.T,ouuru an l220

Jdnuury 4fh, 1880.
dividend ofpro6t for the last six months, OF three
"A d"srs ese share Of stock in this institution has
br"n h. Ia, declared, AID will be paid to the stock.
ho -, ,r after the 7h inst p order of,ne board
jau S-es3W ]. l.. McKENNA, Cash'r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
Notice..

HAVING obtained q gentleman qualified to teach
I the English Latin, and Greek Languages, am
willing lake six Bo.rders from the age Of 10 to ID
year, of age, moderate terms
ian 2l-2awtf DAN'L. r. DULANY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
District Of Columbia,
County @A lerand''''" "
NOVEMBER TERM, 1879.
Tsv "a Green ComDlaiuant, ,nrpy

NOVEMBER TERM, 1879.
Jane, Green, Complainant ~ cgiSCEE
AGAINST IN
John McClintie. Defendant } ..,;,o .s.rs
hi. appearance and gwen security aee0,a'os
statute and rules Of this court, and WeCba
satisfaction of the Court. that the said yo,n
Is not an inhabitsnt Of the District OF co'u. o,i
motion Of the Complainant by his counsel. ~ Of NJ
that the said Defendant do appear mere 1.-The ID
the first day Of next April term, and .ns"e; .mr.t
the Complainant and give security TOT p nj, ord,
DEGREES Of the court; and thata copy o. -" ora,!
forthwith published in the public nswsp.p "nee.se
the town Of Alexandra, for two n,on,n'f ort doa
nd that another copy be posted At the ''0"'
the Court. House, Of the said county, RET
Test, hD"'
ianI IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
Transportation Lime
FROM BAL7YNORE TO ALE1aNDf

FROW BHL77WURE To HLEn
The Steam Packe "Ins
$3.50 &Selaid up. Goods for w,'lns
Fa HaH bH Georgetown, and ts;"S a
SRIHSSk1:}kSsDwi will be received. during =,
Winter, at the steamboat Ware House CO. ,%..,
Street Wharf. Baltimore, and forwarded r0" '1 4,
by TP.AGONS, on every wednesday and saul"'
on sny other days wheu sufficient loading ons''
The Wagons will be unloaded at The store "
Kennedy, Alexandria ,c,ov
Commerce.street Wharf, Ba"'m''
ian l9-2awIm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

s. N, & s. II. JhNNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

EyLOORING PLANK g. RAILING 10000
r. feet Of good flooring PUNK and 900 feet OF
primo railing, Tor sale ON The DOCK
Feb. JAMES WINSTON
POTATOES, CIDER, BEER & APPLES.
On Hampers genuine Irish potatoes, from ireland
~ direct,
40 bbs do Fov.ics and white Northern
% do New Nrk r.dcr Albany beer. and Jersey
apples Of fine quality nst received, and for sale by
FEB WV T. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
Patent Seine Thread.

500 Lbs Patent Seine Thread suitable float or rt senes
putup in Oh. hanks, from No II 10 Is, inclusive
For Jale by +. g. t. JAMES a. co
JAM AIarket So,are
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
BY PEASANTS a. ABBOTT.

MANIFESTATIONS To DALy RrC',NoSr WTus So
year. and for shorter period. the OF 50 year. pay.
able IN advance
ADvLHr:s For square OF rs lines less, in
as cents two insertions three Insertions 81 liz
every succeeding insertion 1871 cents.
Thrice n week week 81 25; succeeding week 81
Twice week. FIRST insertion 10 cents; every succeeding i
tcrlon so
onoe week, FIRST insertion 10 cents; every succeeding
eIton so
All advertisements also inserted in the CONSTITUTIONAL
NHlG.
TranEcnt advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of insertions be noted the Ms they
will 10 inserted until ordered stopped, and Cnarged
cordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
and ia that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
except Auotonees aud Lottery dealers who charged 800
Or The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week. Tuesdays and Fridays five dollars per anuum,
payable IN advance.
For 9dversing75c square, less for the FIRST in
scTon, and 80 for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
NEW! NEW!l NEW!

ESSAYS on American Silk
~ Beauties of the Animals
The Dcugc
Gentemens Lexicon
Nos. 0, 10, IL, 10 Journal Of Health
No. Z, for March, Turf Register
No. 10 Am Quarterly Review
Dqrby's Register
Devices Practice
Hinds Farricry
And many others, received by
mar 10 J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

A SUPPLY of four sided Razor Straps is just re-
IN ceWed by the subscriber. These straps are in
high rcputc i'll the northern towns, where their qua
ltics have been sufficiently tested entitlc them to
n strong recommendation The following certificates
are deemed sufficient TO show their real value:
For the last two years VIC have used the Metallic
Strap of ]. Morgan upon our instruments and raZors
and can confidently recommend it superior TO any
thing of the kind We have tried.
WIN. Gibson, M. ID. w l.. Uorner, NJ. d.
n. Chapman, NJ. ID. Thos. G. James, NJ d.
VIM. Z. Devices, NJ. d.
Professors of the University of Pennsylvania
For the last two years, | have used the Metallic
Strap of ]. Morgan, for sharpening and setting my
rozors aud can recommend it admirably adapted
10 the purpose.
John Rcdman Cox. NJ. ID.
Professor of tho University of Pennsylvania
mnr17 r. ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

The Ripais. Iracys .4n1bitioa.
EY author of "Thc Colegians"-Just published To
HD sale by COLLINS g. Co.
mar Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
Vol. IIf.-No. I18.

Young Hyson Tea, Coffee, &c.
IN Chests Young Tyson Tea, late in,o,,s-
40 boxes toton' and excellent quality
$50 bags green coffee /.
80 do pepper
so boxes starch
30 hide. moasses
25 half quarter casks s. NJ wine
- quarter casks d. do
IS IS bbIs St. croix sugars
SO boxes sperm candles
$50 boxes soap
200. do window glass
ALSO,
20 bales brown shcetings and STRINGS
cases beached DO
do superior satinets
II bales cotton aburgs
cases Irish linens
do do diapers
10 bales Scotch znaburgs
10 cases, comprising an assortment of seoSo,,.
Ole dry goods--Tecciving for sale by
mar Jolt OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

JfynES FUNSTON, Commission Merchant,
III AS on consignment, and offers for sale
II 10 hhds. of Porto Rico and n. o. sugar
90 barrels Of refined sugar at 10 to 90 ctS.
10 4" brown sugar, (St. Croix)
80 q herring
20 " nett shld
% = cider vinegar
80 d" choice crab cider
SO boxes of mould candles at lok cts.
40 " ssnp
81 50 fine roram hats
100 realms Of wrapping paper
20 printing DO
30 writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bagging at ls CTS.
90 coils Of bailing rope
10 dozen Windsor chairs
q wire selves. assorted szes
90 /" sides, waved and russell leather
5000 lbs. OF cotton yarn, assorted
10000 of Hacks superior segars
Bed cords, leading lines, bags of wool mas crc and
NEW AND OLD BACON, sc. &C. all for sale on
the most reasonable terms. ian Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

FLORIDA WATER, PERI UMERY, &c.
I'D ECEIVED very recently, consisting Of Florida
IA Water, superior Cologne Water, Bears oil
Nlacossar oil, sweet scented French pomatun, in pots
and sticks, periumcd French hair powder, fancy
soups ofyarious qualities, tooth powder of dncrcnl
Sinds, tooth brushes, silver wire, Preston smelling
salts cut glass smelling bottles, with glass Shoppers
and silver cups fancy snuff boxes. Ladies and zen
ACmcn arc respectfully informed that they can at all
times linda well assorted supply uf American, En-
Elish and French perfume y, at
W1r p J. III. BLAMTREs
Drug Store, opposite the EarIc
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24
PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, Marcd 9

1OEoDA f, March
The VICE PRESIDENT commuaica.
ted letter from the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury, transmitting statements Of the Com.
missioner Of The General Land Office
sbo,,,;,, tho amount or o,o,a,,s ,.,-o,,.,i
since N. first Of IN p,rv. 1898 Tor I,nIs
sold in each dis rict: and also the EXPENSES
NJ each Land Ogice. oreoared m ohod,
en-s +, a r.s,lntio1 IF the Sen,to M
+ 80 If The u ir.t,pt
rTs- number or acres sold AZ all the of.
fees il 1922, IL $50. 500 3G
IN 1923 IL 1858 80
Fo.a, amour .o.eivod in 1925. IS
eI.239I95 IS
T.o;3e-.a. ..-e-,es a. 165 II
Tel mount received in
1913, IS EI.907 III s.