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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
COUNTY

FIRE AT BosToN following particulars
are copied from The Pauio,:-
Yesterday morning between ~ andl O'Clock,
the store ehur Oh Of he Rev DR. Lyman Bee h
er, in Hanover Street., was discovered TO be on
fire, aud in short space of time he Inferior Of
This handsome edl6ce, was so compile tely enveI
oped in flames. as to render hopeless all en-
darvors TO save il. But a small por ion pi the
pew furniture, &c. was saved: an elegant or
gan bur recently pu, up was destroyed The
FIRST q 'or Of the building was occupied as The
Foreign Missionary rooms, ard in these .
large number Of hooks and tracts were Destroy
ed, on which we undersisnd there was $500
insured a, The Merchants Office. There was
also an insurance by the church at the Mano
faciurer's Office for $4,000. The me took
from Aue Of hot air furnace, which passed in
Eor resr,he orgun loft. Saturday aud Sunday
having been extremely cold, a grea, FIRE
was made IN the morning and KEEP, up du
ring the day on Sunday. In the cellar OF the
church quantity Of vine, and shret copper,
had been stored BY Mr. Ebrn Breed, amour =
ing 10 rep or 6fieen thousand dollars, which
was principally destroyed. BY din. Of great
exertions, the fire Was prevented from extend
ing bryond the church
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Mn. PalNTRa-As the time approaches Tor
,he annual sssessmenl Of the Real Estate oil the
Town, previous &c laying The taxes for the year,
have re- Arc,ed on the subject. and the result
of my cogi,s,ious is, tina, the mode adopted by
she Assessors heretofore 10 not The correct one.
They value the properly rather al what Il might
have cost years since, than what II Is now
worth A piece Of property that, some years
ago. was assessed a, 5000 dollars, then rented
AZ 500 dollars pc aBnum The same valua-
ton us been continued, although the property
now rents Cor only so dollars. This Is Ger
,sinly no, fair. Prnp r'v. in my humble OPT
Mon, ought TO be taxed In some proportion TO
It's annual value TO the owners Again; there
are two pieces uf properly now before ms-A,
assessed al 5000 dollars, rents for l. 50 dollars,
and paw. taxes so dollars; B, assessed a. 5000
d..iisrs, rents for $50 dollars, and pays taxes
IS dollars. Now this is clearly wrong. The
proprietor Of A pays double as much on IN.
same amount of income as the proprietor OF
pays As il is a good rule, ,hs; We should be
careful in finding fault, unless we ave prepared
with remedy, my plan is 10 assess the pro,
per in such way, tina, every proprietor should
pay as near as possible in pro, rtiun TO h Ir
annual inc ONE. Le,us, therefore, assume some
rs,io as a common multipler-say 20, so, or
4o-anj apply il TO hose TWO pieces OF pro-
pe,,y before alluded 10 A rents for $50 by
so=4, 500, ,nd pays taxes % so B rents for
$50 < by 3o=4, 500, and pays taxes - so. By
thi, mode, the aggregate value Of these two
pieces Of property i, not altered, but the taxes
fairly levied upon each, according to their real
annual gaIue.
These has,y observations are committed to
paper, and though they concern many, will
probably be attended &c by few.
PYRRHO.
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UF nerch0nfa67e Whafe Fine, Plank NM
Boards,

The whole Of the above Lumber to be delivered at
Georgetown, d. C. before the Goth day of April
next and to be paid for aher inspection by Engineer
Of the Canal Company.
If desired offers will be received separately for the
Yellow and the White Pine.
Persons offering will please state their price per
bic foot the Square Timber; and per thousand feet
reduced measure, for the Plank and Boards
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN p. INGIE,
Clerk Chesapeake e OHIO Canal Company
ian 29-2awt22Feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06

The resolution which has been SO long pend
ing in ne Seoa'e, contemplating the, supervi.
SION Of ,hr survey Of the public lands, was yes.
terdsy again taken up as the unfinished business,
and M RowAS, who vas entitled TO the hnor,
addressed tie Senate at ieng b, principally in
reply TO Messrs WEBSTER and SPRAaUE The
Senate previously acIed on several bills from
the House OF Representative, aud several Sena'e
bills, some Ut which we're referred 10 the appro.
priar Committees, and some were ordered to
third reading. Mr.. TAzswELL, Of Virginia,
appeared to-day and took his seat.
In the House Of Representatives number Of
Bills were reported anu passed through the u
sual stages. Among them was one from the
Commit,ee on Military Affairs, Introduced by
MIR. DRAvTos; au,horixing the Secretary Of
War to purchase additional lands for the forts
6caIions OF Fort Washington, on the Potomac
River; another by MIR BUCHANAN, from the
Committee on the Jud,cia yin ref, renee to Ger.
tain fraud, upon The Uuited S,ates' B INK; and
third by Mr.. CANBRELEke, from The Com
mi lee on Commerce, m king ao Apr 'pria'iou
for building Marine Hospital, al Charleston,
South Carolina. The resolutions submitted by
Mr.. WIcKLIryR, on Monday, in relation TO ,he
allowances made 10 puoiic officers in the years
1928 and 1929. were, after some d bate, agi eed
to BY the House, with slight modification
After numerous resolutions had beer proposed
and referred, the Census Bill was taken up by
the House on the state Of the. y MON, Mr.. BucH
ANAS in the chair, and occupied the remainder
Of the day. variety Of amendments were sab,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06

mi,,eJ. and the Committee was addressed upon
n. subject of Them by Msssrs iSpright, S,orrs,
Goodenow, Wieklift, Coulter, Richardson
Cav. lamar, Wilde, Johnson. Of krn'u' KY,
Jennings, S ergtre. Johns, Johnson, OF re"nes'
see. Lea, Crockett, Polk, Blair, OF Tennessee.
Ramsey. DAVIS, Of sou'h Car DINA, aud Haynes.
Ta. Bill was reoor,ed o che Housr on the rs
ing Of the Committee, and the fdr,het eoasid'
era,inn OTIS pos ponet mil Monday Amer
whie h, or motion Of Mr.. WARsEn X DAVIS,
the House adjourned. Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06

The New York E,eniog Post thinks thai be-
cause the silly falsrhood is copied about the err
pIoyment Of . lille OF soldiers" a. the Pfeh-
dents House during the last Administrators
was no, con,r addicted in the paper> OF his CIV
II is therefore true. The Pnsi is mis- AIKEN -
not true: and the Editor OF tie P,s nigh have
sscer aimed this from ary Of his 'q"a'"'an,es
who Isl ed the P,e,idrn'', House while Nj.
Adams occupied il. The s,"'e'"e"' "h'" II
was made, was looked upon as 90 absurd 10
REQUIRE contradic ion MAI Jour
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Notice

NOTICE is hereby given the Members of the Alex
~ anJriA Library company, tina, election viii be
held the Library room, between the hours of 10 and
3o'cock the 18th day of this month; in order to el.
President and eleven Directors, to for one
year.
feb i-2aw2w GEORGE DRINKER. Librarian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
Fish " havf fur NeMt.

DRnPOs ALs win be received by the Superintendent
of Police. until Saturday, 70 O'clock the Goth inst
for the rent Of the corporation fish wharf for and during
the ensuing fishing season. Proposals will b. sealed
and endorsed "Fish wharf" 80 s1Is
wv. vEiTch. Superintendent Of Police.
febS cots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
CoMxIssioaEx's OfyIcE, ALEXANDRIA,
January 26ih, 1880.

~ Ths parties before pamed will ple's
take notice, that, o, the 3oh dug Of March nsri hG
O'Clock a, N. within my Office in this pIsce, 'Hhh
to proceed to execute the foregoing decree and O'
9Th day Of april following close my report on tsF,
ject, and file the same in the Clerks Office; whta ~
where they are required to attend. with their ac'''
documents, and evidence, in support Of Their re''e'
i've pretensions. ,' &c
ian 28-2aw2m C0IlN hULD, W.
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district Of Gulumbia.
County Of Aie.randria, ~
NovrMpEa TERM, 1899

County 0J HieTHhdFfH' ~"
NovEMBER TERM, 1899.
William Poplar, Complainant,
Ds
Charles Brown, administrator OF
James Poplar, deceased, James
Entwisle. administrator of Isaac
Entwisle, deceased, Alexander IN CHANGER
Moore, executor of Iohn Boyer,
deceased, Henry Williams and
Elizabeth williams, infants un-
der the age oftwenty.one years,
and devices of John Boyer, de.
ceased, Defendants,
TT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Coun '~
order of publication made in this suit al Nc,,hy.
Term, 1923, against the absent defendant ~.
Brown has been duly executed. is therefore
that the compliments hill be, and the same
taken for confessed, and set for decree As 10 n~,
the compliments bill having been heretofore reg.
taken for confessed and Sc, for decree q, TO the
ants, Alexander Moore, executor Of John bo!', 3.
James Eat wisle administrator OF isssc En,Ss,
ceased, the Court, in consideration thereof aJ' ,I
cree and order, that Master Commissioner AG'a
an account OF the administration OF NE oe'.'e
Charles Brown, on the estate Of Jsi' fopao;
ed, and do report to the Court the sum fem'"oa
his hands for distribution, or with which heeP.yrI
cArgeable for that purpose; and 1t IS furnr1 8,
that the defendants, Alexander Moore ana !ah 49,
twise, do severalIy settle the accounts OF tneH o
i've administrations on tie estates OF the "o
Boyer aud Isaac En,wsle before the said COMMITS n Cc
and that the said Commissioner do report to "s e.
what assets yet remain in their hands liable 70 ="
charge # the complainsnts CHIN; and N case cos
eency Of assets for that purpose. that the ''u
missioner do report Court the real estas s,,,S5
the said John Boyer and Isaac Entwisie oieo ''''
the District of Columbia.
b copy--Test: ,rcc
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATE,
THURSDAY, FsRUARY 4, 1880

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1880
Present, the whole Court.
No. S.. Samuel Meredith, Lessee, " a..
Bedford ct al This writ Of error 10 n. ~ 4
cui, Cour, Of the United States, for III. NJ NJ
,ric, Of Kentucky. was dismissed for wan, -" :,
jurisdiction.
No. lls Jas. Career, Plaintiff in error =.
Lessee Of John J. A'tos Ct nk-The argument :;
this cause was coVlnued by vi. W,nr for N.
defendants in error, and BY Nj. Wsssrrs ~
the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned ill Tomorrow, ii O'Clock.
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Appoinimtnis by the Ereenlivs Of Maryland

-
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY -
ORPHAN's CouRr- Benjamin Oden, Motley
Maddox. John Uuvall.
LEVY Court -Ewd II Cslveri Wal er Bow
lie, Thomas 8 Hardy, VIM. ID B 1--WE, Henry
Tolson. James Naylor, (of .JosnuaT Francis
L. DsrusiI
SOMERSET COUNTY.
ORpHAN.' CouRT-Wm Williams, Sen. Ar
mold Z Jones, Roher, J. Henry
LEVY Court Dr.. John Woodford, Pee
Crime Wra,herly Isaac Williams, B+"jamin |
Jones, VIM Roach, Ser. Anthony Is. Ben:t',
Levin K. Leaherbury.
ST. MARY'S COUNTY
ORPHANS Court Joseph Stone, John II
Briscor, Georgs Thomas.
Levy CouRr-Dr VIM. Locke. Janifer Taylo"
CORNELIUS Coom5s. Benedict J. Heard, Richd
II. Miles, VIM. I. Maddox, Doctor Walter II
S. Brscoe. --.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06

p George S. Sa,ery, Thomas Mitchell. and Ju
dab Dnbsop. Executors OF the late WILLIAM
MACKENZIE, Esq hsvi-g closed his Estate; IN
pursu ancr Of the request con aimed IN thu viii
Of The Testator, have Distributed 'hs residue
to 'h- following chart, able institutions, viz
The Association for The care OF colour.
ed orphans, e 4 t.a# $500 90
The Female Association Of PbiIsdel-
phia for the Relief and Employment
Of the Poor, .. "se 500 90
The PhiIadeIrhia Union Society, for
the Education Of Pour Fe male Chill.
dren, $50 90
The Apprentices Library Company Of
Philadelphia, 500 90
The Roman Catholic Society Of st.
J"seph's for Educating & Maintain.
ing Poor Orphan Children, roo 90
Tn, Scots Thistle Society OF Phi'adel-
phis, II $50 90
The Finale Episcopal Broeyolen. So.
ciey $50 90
The Female Hospi,able Society Of
Ptilad, Iphis, SO 90
The Pennsylvania Colonz,ron SoGie'y 500 90
The Msgdaen Societv Of p ailadeIphia, 500 90
The Welsh Society Of Philadelphia, $50 90
The Society Of the Sons OF St.
George established al PbiIadriphia
for The advice and assistance Of En-.
glishrnen in distress. $50 90
The Dorcas Society Of Southwark, $50 90
The Trustees of the Pear s.. School
House, $50 90
The INDECENT Widows and single Wo.
mems Society Of PhiIadelphis, 1000 90
The Female Association for The Relief
Of Women and Children in reduced
circumstances, 500 90
The Hou.r Of Refuge Of Philadelphia, 1850 90
The Southern Disprnsary. AZ 20
The Proyident Society, @ Az 90
LA Soeieie FRANCHISE de Renaissance, se so
Christ Church.Sundy Schools, $50 90
frtrrs DO $50 90
James DO $50 90
81 Pauis do $50 90
81. Anctews do $50 90
lnfsnt Schools Of the North Liberties
&c. 400 90
do Of City, 500 90
do Of Southwark, 400 90
Charles treichsI in trus, for s Tho
mas and S Andrews Coioured Sun.
day Schools, IoI 90
The Samaritan Sabbath Schools So
cieiv (Catharine slrer') so 90
ne Berea0 Sunday school Of South
wax. so 90
The Society for aiieyiatingthe miseriss
Of Public Prisons, ISL 90
Thomas Allen for Benevolent Purpose. so 90
Si5,Ase so !
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,
WASHINGTON. 25th Jan. 1880.

@ot'' WHIT Io00s
PROPOSALS
WILL be received at this Office until 1e O'Clock,
w N. on MondtH the ED day Of February ner!
for furnishing the following Lumber, viz:
Of best Yeilo,O Pine, all heart,
- pieces, ~ BY Is inches. So feet long.
Ofmerchanta6ie White Pine, square tim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06

~ Tn. before meatiooed parties WV ps'c
take notice, that have appointed the 2m oS 3,
Mcyeh next at 10 O'Clock, A. n; within my o% ,ooc
this Town. rs the Time and place for proeeedies
form the duties enjoined upon me BY the l,f
Order; and that on the 3lst of the same mo" s. b.
tend to close my Report on the subject ana ."
same in the Clerks Office. oos IN
Given under my hand, at Alexandra, IN; NC NC
Of January, 1850. CoLN AeLD'
ian 2I-StaWzm
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Fare reduced to i've Dollarsl
Winchesier &. Alexandria Mail S,oss.
: " "seItc''o' y s''e'1"''t'7s 9" 1t1"H oEWYeI
THREE TINES WEEK, AND THROUGH Ix OK,

THREE THINKS WEN, AND IfHOUGH tN oyg
. DAY.
The subscriber respect.
@WoAA fully informs the public, that, :,
fSAfTR the suggestion Of his friends i,
reduced the fare from Mia,
chester to Alexandria to Five Dollars. (inermed,.
distances "a cents per mile The line will eonru,
to 6. through ina day. and no pains viii be spa.sdr
meri, the patronage Of the public.
1t will leave Winchester on Monday, Wedneshv
and Fridays A. N. and arrive in Alexandra &, "
N. Returning. will leave Alexandra on Tue.t,y,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at A. n. & arrive in VIII
chester a, P. NJ, This roate passes throug III. vi
lagos of Mifwood. Paris, Upperve, Middeburg, Al
die. and Providence all Of which visited BY day.
tight
This arrangement is such as to cause no detenie,
whatever trsvel rs who wish to proceed either norh
from Alexandria or in any direction from winchesa
TIE Baltimore stage leaves Alexandria every mOrnm,
md the different stages leave Winchester on tn. mon.
ings following the arrival OF this stage.
A Splendid Hack and Gig
Are kept 70. hire at my residence in MiddIebus
and private convey can be had at oil times mas
Of the stopping places on the ronte,
- All baggage At the risk Of the owners
JOHN BOYD.
N;,Idlebury Dec. s. l82o-dec IO-wtf
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Cider.

..e Cider. So;
On barrels prime New Ark cider: yustIss eeny
S0tD for sale low, by p. X. KENNEL,
j.nso ksssr and Of Ei"s""
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
MARI NE Na Ws.
PORT or RJCJJ.vO,N-,jJl-
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Fairfield Corson from Baltimore. with ,vboot
to r lflxnll s. Co. ~" "''0"
ballpsi. '"' VIZ"
Schr Piniar, Siaplefort, from Gusport Dry Dock
Schr Farmers Favorte james, from East River
with corn to + Brockenbrough.
Schr Columbian Star, -, from below. with
wood. 'o"' VII"
+, S'hr Christopher Hughes, jr Johnson. from be.
Schr Francis, Davis, from Newark, IN J) with
SAILED,
Schr Meridian, Carver, FER Boston, with tobacco g.
1our. y
Schr Martha Bcaston Petty, for New York. coal
and tobacco. ''''
schr Sea Horse, for New York coal.
Schr Richmond Packet, Libby, Tor New York.
tobacco, flour, &c.
Schr Amuy, Townsend, for New York has drop-
ped down the river TO load with wheat,
Steamboat Columbus, Turner for Batirnorc with
tobacco and passengers. '''''
NEW YORK, July Ga Cleared, scbrs Romeo.
Bingham. and Isaac w Norris, Townsend, for Rich
mond. " w"
Arrived schrs Adrian. Sharp; PHILADELPHIA. Pow.
ers; Elizabeth q Rebccca, Williams, and Arnsd,
Clifford. ell days from Richrnond
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Now Books AT Nasb's.

"A COLLECTION of Coloquisl Phrases, on ever,
topic necessary msIntoin conversation: arrapT
cd undor different heads, with numerous remarks or
inc peculiar pronunciation and use of various words
ine whoic so disposed as considerably to fnclHate
Tho acquisition Of correct pronunciation of Tho
French. by a. Do,.nar
Travels IN Turkey, Egypt, Nubia, aud Palestine
IN l3Rd-J-6 and I. BY K. Il. Madden, Esq NJ. II.
e. &. in vols.
n'Iuolr on tne treatment OF Ncnercal Diseases
without mercury, employed al the Military Uo,p,,aI
OF mo f0l-de- Grace. Translated from the French
OF IL. NJ. j Desfuellcs, NJ d., &c. &c. TO which
Is added observations tho treamen, Of the Venc
I t Disease without mercury. By G.. J. Guthrie,
Surgery, DC. And various Documents sho,V,ng The
results Ut this mode OF treatment in Grcs, Britain.
frsn'c' Eermaoy AID America, in vol
camden; Tale OF the South (sccond euppIy).
Just published, AMI fos sale by
jJy2i JOHN ". yAsIY
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Cheap Music.
ChOsterlield Conntv. Iuly 2c-c,f

NuCdIJ MUSIC.
FHNhli subscriber has received laroe nssor,,,or,
OF Llthrogophlc Music which nc win sell ar e
cents per printed page and some instances chean
Gr'-Much has been said about the ircorrectnees pf
LnhograPhlc Music, and with some deryee of trn,b
inc printing establishment having changed owners.
Is que TO the present proprietor 10 sal that oyvin
10 MS particular attention, the Lthographic Mus,c
printed at Iis establishment is as correct os plac
sic.-'Thc subscriber will give Catalogue Of n"sc
OIL hand with tho price in cents.
No. ".
Lesson Tor each pretty Maid ~; Linnei. SUM, bv
riadamc VeStfis, ~; Lilly of France, composed by
alexander Lee, ~; Love from the Heart sum- nv
MISS Love, l8i LASS OF Gowric. sung by MIR Plum
or, W. Land my birth, composed by Bshon 70
L"st words OF MUmion, -; March TO tha B.ulc
REID sung by Mr. Horn, IL; Moon on the Lake. mr.
Macgregors Gathering, 60; NV Bonnie Lnss. now
turn TO mo, sung by Mr. Poormun, 70; Mild az tho
Moonoeams, tdvoufite quartetn 81; NV IIonrt snJ
nute' sung by Mr Pearman, -; Mountain Maid Ir
Meet me by Moonlight, com posed by Wade 10. A.
own native Isle, l2 Moss Roses inscribed bv Mai
anne VcstrIs, arranged by Barnett g; Merry Farco.
lot composed by Barnett, -; Milk Maid nserbsS bv
MISS Love, 25 Maltese Boitman's SONG, for one s,vo
or three voices 10, Music, c; My pretty Page looL
out aiar, dnotto composed by Bishop IS. NV sv.ec,
1uIiar' ~; My native Highland Home, ~; Nv o,rn
tle Lutte "; Marys Tears, u; Minstrel's ,einr,
rom the Wars, I2i MERMAID Song. Is: Nv owr blue
bel" poetry by Bayly, composed by Lee. -: Minst ~
10 ms S'ecd. oomfose by Il. Ban, ~
|-' =. , sAN2Ay
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Lace Goods, Embroiderics, DC, &c.
100 Black bobbinett lace veiis Of all prices nd
AOO quatics-rich patterns, oil the new and
fashionable shape
Capss, collars, 6,relas, mantlctt and pesrines both
OF lace work, aud Paris needle worked e.nb.oide.
RIGS
Rich needle worked muslin bands
Footing or quilting accs of all widths
Thread and bobbinctt inserting aces
Elegant English and French thread do
DO do thread aud bobbiuet, edrinrs
Bobbnctt cap laccs anu VIII fnIclia
Trimming lace all widths
vlsin wide whtc and bac.; bobb;neu lnccs
Lace crazy james and other caps-toye;her with q
general assortment of style fancy gauze and slll
oarrage handkcrcfefs and scarfs-comprsing the
most extensive assortment OF lace Goods in Tho city
for sole at reduced prices at.
ROBERT JENKINS
Fancy Dry Good s; Irish Linen Store,
ly q At Market Bridge.
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To the Ladies alone.

ENROM the Ladies alone patronage is eyoec,ed
Il and to Them only the publishers look for supoor,
20 The Ladys Book. periodical, published monthly:
o, between so and 60 pages, very large octave and
Illustrated by several engraviugs, of the fashions &c
q C, and at but 50 per annum, in advance.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and soc
.ne nrst number which will be sufficient to ensure
their patronage to the work
jy26 T IT N.cty
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No Combination and a Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

80 .IN.l "uIN uIIu IOUhIII5 UIdSSES.
fESEOS- j.. BARROW & co. Importers SO Wa,cr
street, NETWORK, olef for sale 1000 packages earthcn
ware glass, china and looking glasses comprising the most
complete assortment offered market aud which will
he rePacked to the country merchant the lowest prices In
consequence OF having refused jun tie combination for rcg
sus the prices o eockery IN this city, have nae
tho subjects OF ntoerant persecution the Object OF
winch nothing less Than entire ruin and expulsion from
me dae our Characters have been assacd integrity
anu ihir dealing. cur credit house Of responsibility i'm
peaocd and endeavor made it, and to crown the
whole oar poriaons through the regular channels have been
All Stopped tn thrown out 10 the man
uaeuses N Eneiand so that have Obliged TO employ
agents IN Liverpool To make purchases IN such manner
thai our names would NOT appear the tsnsacona the
iao'es atendani upon obtaining credit for
ere denyed TO US and nothing but cash in Liverpool viii obtain
oI us our needed supplies of ware-We are suffering these
hardshps NJ the Of tc merchant snd consumer of this
description OF goods less than own and them nr
last resort we come for aid and assistance; So long as we arc
cnaoed 10 sustain ourselves agnns than forty men, vino
nave comoioed to 6'ns about Tins unhesId Of
anneE We wan Continue TO sell goods free and ude
dent at for cash or ayprored ey aerpi1r,
oaly " Z a ,~er
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WANTED Immediately, an overseer ut INV farn,
near the town OF Manches;r. in Chesterfield
comfy No ono will be employed unles, of GOOD
character ana possessed Of abilities Of the first order
c,c,, JAMES LYLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
Il. NOWLAND,
Mems Mercer and Tailor.

~ AS lust received, per tho schooner Charles Mil
- lard, from Philadelphia, Fascy Cracatinr.
Fancy and Plain Stocks for summer wear, together
win variety of Fancy Goods, in his Inc.
liz 23-en3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
Another Capital of $4,000.

DIIG EH PegeefIy ahead, and aisoays jvsi Me sane
~ No I0s '-s -
So, 0, 81, .. 80, rs, a.. o. g.
No o, 81. So, the Gnnd Capital Prize o $40 900,
was sold BY the ever fortunate and prompt pay BIG
uEk. 70 a resi- ant OF the city. to whom the cash
OF tho Fortunate holder, Bigger regrets cannot bc
made public but the prize ticket ~ il usual with him,
can be seen at "Fortunr'sL ,unge,
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
0J- The drawing of the New York Consolidate,
LOTTERY, Class MOI, will be received by MGGER
o-Day nt o'clock. voc