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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02

Secretary Of Legation to Russin 1T is generally
known we presume, that Beaufort L. Watts. of s
Carolina had been appointed Secretary of Legation
TO huSsa, previous to the announcement of Mr. Ran
doiphs appointment, as Ambassador. The ~ Yor,,
Commercial, shus explains the way in which the Gov
erment got rid of him. to make room for the lad Claw
'N Beaufort L Watts then the existing Secretary Of
Legation TO Russia He returned his country account
circumstances unnecessary mention Having discharged his
duty with fidelity, and being in the present admins
traton he nently expected re nomination Indeed We
saw stated III anticipation in of the papers, But the
Kangaroo had said that he would nominate hs own Sec
to be check upon him, of alterations and Mr. Waits
was ADVISED oilcicaly that this adopted rule
ke the rule adopted in turning Mr. Barney1 by which
ambassadors are to their Secretaries of legation
The appointment OF Mr. John Randolph Clay was eszeed
and Mr. Watts found himself reformed out Beinc in IVA sI
nS'on he received from tine Chief CLERK of the Depart
nent OF state informing HIM tt the Secretary requested
interview He accordingly waited that fuuctionary and
was politely requested resign preserve hnrruo of the
party He observed Pertneniy, that ne had nothing TO
esgnthat lie had been superseded Aye, the S. nut IL
you don't resign they viii out MIR
replied that he wished his position be without any so
phcaton and that the anByucation Of the aupoinnen,
must thus appointment by tile President Randolph
Clay OF Pennsylvania DO Secretary Legation the ft
Of Russia vice Beaufort L w ats re,rorrd, W. H. Iii
sh officially for the benefit of the Press as we have no, seen
right III the Washington papers said that when the
Kangaroo gets 10 St Petcrsbgh he have The tooth
ache, and to make the Russian Bear and see him FIRST
But appehcnd that toJ Of tire most civilized bears
in tho world he viii dance Up this stranger as the sup
Pic Secretary did, and perhaps il the Curiosity gives himself
airs, he will show his teeth"
We feel no particular sympathy for Mr.. Watts.
but the scrvty OF the Government towards Mr.
Randolph shows its haste to get him ont of the coun-
try His request to have Mr.. Clay appointed Secrc-
tary of Legation, would have been made by no man
who did not know that whatever lIc asked the Gov.
eminent burst orelse been granted 10 apy other
man, oT by any other Aduinls.ration. a Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
The Columbia Telcscope SAYS:

s'These Editors, such US the Wing the JefTersona
Republican, &c. not individually of consequence
enough to claim or notice, perpeually pressing
on their readers that S. Carolina and the relesco1e
are the ardent advocates of dsunion'
What q long tail pusy has gon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
Valuable Building Lots

THSHE subscriber. as Executor of the late Mr. John
n Ii. Brown, offers for sale four lots of land each
thirty feet wide on Locust extending on that
street from Mr. John Ruthe rfoods tenement towards
street to a street not yet cut down Those lots
have been lately levelied Their airy situation and
contigulty to the business part of the town, make
them peculiarly well adapted for the residence of
trading men with families, and doing business on e
street. CHARLES COPI.AND
ie 26--eofF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
CASH FOR WHEAT.

W. wish to purchase Ten THOUSAND BUSHELS
" or WHEAT, TO be delivered as early as posi-
bic, at convenient landings on James River.
iy i-d2t c2t SCOTT g. FRY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
Forty Dollars Reward
TEyIE subscribers stabIa ,,oa I S.s, atu'

'ENhE subscribers stable was broke open on Thurg-
uay night the 10th inst. and large Bay Horse
with gear, very full name divides on each side of ,b
NECK, t6are footed) lie is natural PAGER bur irotg
wen IN harness, and carries his head very much PFC
lected out tie Is about five feet, FIVE inches high
zen years Old, Dicked tail ] will give $40 for ibc,
thief, and $40 for rho horse. CURTIS CARTER.
l1enrico Co. iune25-c6, V''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02

S5ooo-Tickets So only.
"A one o'clock To-MoRRow, Cumberland and
ceived. by EIGGEP
Capitals $1,000, $4,000, $500, s 900, $500,
1904 500, $500 $500, and a4 of Sioo.
Whole Ticket S2-Quarter SO cents.
Az prizes payable in CASH, which us usual at
BiGGERS, can be had the momont the drawing is
ie'ei'ea' july
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED.
schr Ann Maria, Marble, from Somerset, with bal
last. " '
Brig Eliza, Perry, from Thomaston, with limo. to
Jas. Fisher. '''N'' "
Schr Gen. Jackson, Woo!ford, from Port Demos
it, lumber. P''
Schr Neptune, Gator, from Baltimore :
SAILED,
Schr Amiiy, Holiness for New York coal
Sloop Crawford, West, for st. Thomas (W l.
with flour and tobacco.
Schr Richard Corson. for New York, coal
Schr AGenora, Pearce. far Sangerties, cosl.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
Official return of the va.c Oh tue ananslca cons,i

ion.
For ra,i6cat
aiocmarlc CSC
Allegheny 30
Amelia $50
Amherst SAG
augusta 2G5
Accomac, e66
Brooke, On
Bedford Goa
Bath ~
Berkeley 95
BuckinghaiD Sos
BOtctOurt ego
Brunswick $40
Campbell 4I6
Charles City 81
Chesterfield A6I
3 Charlotte S35
Caroline 33l
Cumberland 293
CuIpeper aei
Gubcll 3
City of Richmond SOL
Dinwiddie 3o7
Elizabeth City 10
Essex 24a
Fairfax TAI
Franklin bS3
FauFuier 463
FluVanna 243
Frederick 45l
Gloucester 25s
Grecnbrier 81
Grcensvilla IIa
CloochIand Isa
Graysou 20
Cries. 2I
Halifax GIG
Hampshire oiI
Hardy 63
Hanover $50
Harrison q
Henrico eSo
Henry eos
Isle OF Wight 2d6
james City ~
Jefferson o.t3
Kanawha 13
King George 1e2
King IS Queen 262
King William, 1877
lancaster Il
Lee SEQ
Louisa $40
L'lnenburg 2I3
I.oudoun 500
hcwis 10
Logan q
Mathews Ia
MonongaIm 3u,5
Montgomery 1914
Mason 81
Monroe 10
Madisou eaS
Mccklenbur@ 1875
Middlescx l23
Morgan 90
Northampton IA
Nelson 33a
Northumberland 236
New Kent 1876
Nottowpy GA
Nansemond 1862
Nicholus 3a
Norfolk Borough 1913
Norfolk county 2Ge
Ohio Z
Orange Ar
Patrick 27i
Prince Edward ags
Prince William I93
Princess Ann 2aJ
Pocahontos o
Preston toi
Prince George l4s
Pendleton SO
Powhatan &3s
Pittsylvania eS5
Petersburg town sT2
Randolph 4
Russell sc
Richmond County 100
Bockbridge 4I6
Rockingham I57
Sussex eyD
Shenandoah 67l
Spottsyivani,a I52
StaGrd cot
Surry 103
Scott I65
Southampton o47
TazeweIl IS
Tyler :
Warwick Q
Wythc Al
Williamsburg 90
Wood 90
Washington $50
Westmorefand, 1Os
York 70
26,055
1858
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
FOR RENT,

Midlings-Entr0
e n00 Bbs. Of Smithfeld midlngs, extra fine
osOOO averaging 81 lbs. for sale, for cash
only, on board the Comet in the Dock
July JAS WINSTON.
ETPPER LEATHER & KIP SKIS, Just receiy.
~ ed and for sale, by JAMES WINSTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
TODAY!
Delaware, S. Carolina 81 Louisiana I.otterr
Drawing will be received TO-DAY.
"

fickrts sf-tlalves q Quarters I.
For sale at T. .ISH1 r,,e,
Jy2 Next below the door Of the Esrle Ho,s,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02
TOBACCO.

4bLANTERS are respectfully informed that all
n Tobacco consigned to us for The future sba II be
received into the Ware House free of dravaoe from
the BASIN or the Dock. Freight, &c. paid when re-
quesed, by w. & r. BURTON
apr lo-2awl6tc Inspectors Seabrooks
A YOUTH of ID or 10, is wanted at the Wing Of
"A flee as an apprentice to learn the Printing Blu
,siness 1t is necessary that he have good English
education, and be of moral character and industrious
hahito
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-02

BlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Delaware, S. Carolina, e. Louisiana Lot
terry, Extra No. 8,
Drawing to be received TO-DAY
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 prize of $500
10 10 a'OoO do I,048
90 600 do 1000
sc. &c. &C.
Tickets 81, Halves 2, Curriers' T.
u For sale IN the usual great variety of fortunate,
numbers, at the Lottery g. Exchange Office Of
IN, THO b. BIGGER.
Where no less than six Capitals were sold and
paid at sight the lust week. ~ o
p. CHUBB'S PRIZE OFFICE
THIS DAY
Delaware, S. Carolina g. Louisiana LOTTERY. 40.
) Extra, Will be received. Capital Prize $4,000
90 Numbers--9 Drawn Ballots
PRIzgs.
! prize OF 81 1000 prize of 1900
40 4,Ooo do 1913
do 1000 do 1000
Tickets 81, halves 2, quartz rs l. for sale at
iy 2 P CHUBB'S Oaco
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
FROM BUENOS .AYRES.

By the arrival of he brig Harriel at Balti"
more, from Mon e.deo and Buenos Ayres,
the editors Of The papers Of that city, have re-
crivcd papers of the former city TO the 18Th,
and OF The latter 10 The l4h Of November.
A ueay of peace and alliance has been made
and ratified between the provinces oil Buenos
A,res and Santa Fe.
Admiral Brown his published reply to a
pamphlr, printed in London. accusing him OF
being one Of jun'a who decided upon the
death OF Gen. DoIrego. He alleges that he en-
de,,oured 20 induce Gen Lasaile 10 accede 10
Dorreeo's request, TO suffer him 10 come 10
the United States
Gen a,alle had qui ed Baenos Ayres, and
had addressed letters 10 The Government re
QUE sting hi. passport. NJ. Bonpland has
been permitted by DR.. Francia 10 leave Pata-
pon,a-some weeks ago we had report OF
the death Of Dr. +. He is still, as appears BY
the paprrs before us, exercising more 'han re-
csI sway i'm his dominion. Some OF the prov
,uc,ssie in mos, unsettled stale, and the
civ Of Mendoza has been The scene Of con-
siderable bioodshe9. !, seems that one Aldao,
. nar,izan orihe laie federal government Of
Mendoza and who had formerly been under
monas,ic discipline, COLLECTED some troops, fore
ed ,he Goveuor, AIvarado, TO Capitula,e; and
on en,eling the city, several persons were
shot, in revenge, i; was said, for brother oil
Aldao. who had been put 10 death
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The packe' ship Napoleon has arrived al
N. W York, bringing Liverpool dates to the
24lh Of December, and London papers 10 the
22d The ship go, up SO late, that but few ex'
rac,s could be made in The papers OF Tuesday
evening. We shall give more tomorrow.
There had been a lively demand for cot,ons
for TWO days preceding The above date; the sales
being computed at abou, 5000 bales each day;
the lowesr qualities Of American cotons had
experienced an improvement Of 9Th Of pen
ny per pound.
TIE King continued in the enjoyment OF u''-
interrupted heal h He removed from the Roy
al Lodge on the 22d inst. and was 20 spend the
Chrls,,nss Festival al the Castle, for which
mos, extensive preparations have been made.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20
he Cour' met pursuant to adjournm.


Inc Court met pursuant TO adjournment
Present, as on yesterday, the whole Court.
On motion Of Mr. WRIT, EBENEzKR II.
CuMMlNos, Esq. Of The Disiricr Of Columbia,
and m motion Of MIR. KEY, JOHN H. B. La
TRosE, and ZHDook MAeRuDER, Esqrs. Of Ma
ryland, were admitted Attorneys and Counsel.
iors OF this Court
No. Is James Boyce's Ex'or.. Appellants,
Us. Felix Grundy. The argument Of this cause
was concluded by Mr.. OGDEN. for the Appel
lants
No IA The U States. Appellan, Us. Isaac
T. Preston, in behalf Of The State of Louisiana.
This cause was further argued by Mr., LIVING.
sTos. on the part Of the Appellant.
No 7. VIM. Thornton's Ex'ors. Plaintiff
in Error, Us The Bank Of Washington This
cause was argued by Mess,s &. c LEE and
JONES, for The Plaintiff in Error, and by MIR
LEAR, on The part OF he Bank Of the United
STATES, FOR the Defendant in Error.
No. lls James Carver, Plaintiff in Err or,
Us John Jacob Aston, et al The argument of
thus cause was commenced by Mr.. BKoNsoS
on the par, Of he Plaintiff in Error.
Ad ourn' d ill tomorrow, II o'clock A. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
LIVERPOOL, Dec /!

LIVERPOOL, Dec ID.
In consequence of unfavorable winds, supplies
are very moderate; and during the past week there
has been little alteration in the value of any arti
Gle in the trade, except old Wheat, which brought an
advance of Id 2drer bush. Our neghboring farmers
are supplying the market freely with Wheat, al
from IS I'd g Sd per bushel.
At this days market new Wheat met slow sale,
and all except the very finest qualities must be noted
81 per bushe cheaper, and old Cd dearer. Mailing
Barley of good quality meets ready sale-Englisa al
JOS SOS per Or and Irish at As cd As 81 per bale
Grinding is dull sale at IS to 4d, Malt Beans and IN
dian Corn sell on much the same terms last week
Oats very scarce, and ready sale at fully last Tues
days prices; Flour and Oatmeal i'll fair request at stea
dy prices
Average of Wheat for the week, SIS Cd; six week.
Sos I'D; duty, sos Sd-on four, 18s SID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
Con,missir ner's sale

IN obedience TO a decree of the Circuit Court
L of Alexanfria County, l shall proceed, on the
18Th day Of February. 1850, the premises. at II o.
clock, to SELL for cash. FIVE seventh parts Of certain
lot of ground situate, lying ana being IN lie tc' OF
Alexandra, bounded on the moth by Cameron, and OH
the cas-, by Patrick stress being the lot which belongs
to the heirs of BENZ min Brown, deceased The tile
is believed 20 be unique s,ionabl but will con,e. on.
" such as vested in Under ;he authority VI the
decree of the court. If the purchaser fails to comply
with the terms of sale, the property will be immediate.
Iy re-sold al bis risk and expense.
ANDRtW sCHoI FIELD,
ian l3 3tawts Commas nnef.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
COMMERCIAL.

We have been politely favored with commercial
letter from Liverpool dated the 18th ullimo, from
which make the following extract:
"Contrary to the general expectation, our Cotton
mark has BON very dull since the LIST inst The sales
for the last fortnight only averaged 5000 bags per week
and prc es. in conse qucnce, have declined fully per
ID For the last day or two the demand has been liz.
tie better, but no advance in price,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
Per the Brig Harriet, at baltimore
Nosr,yYnYn INV SU IL


sold the last cargo Of Flour arrived Saturday,
at eli cash; there is in first hands, and The
bakers nave not over a supply for 90 days. Whskey
continues good article, does white Brandy. Do
mescs rather dull, but present prices leave trl.
fling profit Lumber in inch boardsis IN demant and
may be quoted fro IS to 40i Starch in half barrels
is worth lGI q,l; Soap is dull at 10a. Annexed you
have note of Silks now wanted Exchange, SD;
Doubloons, 22n4 Spanish Hides 5Ors; Horse do, l4s
to "A each From Buenos Ayres they quote Flour 50
Doubloons 1901 Exchange, 8 aS4; Aides "a a 2Sli
Beef Isl. All was quiet, and likely to continue so.-
There were 1000 barrels Flour in first hands
From Chill they quote, under date of 18Th September:
Flour, 14f; at Lima, LAT, board Domestics, ll3cts
In Lima they were expecting internal war between
Lafuente, the present sef-eeced President, and Gen
Gomarra. Lamar had been bsnished 10 Guatemala.
Dollars, 81 to per cent prem in Chill, and then all
was quiet, and in very prosperous state. Letters
from Iio Jauero Of 18th inst say that not single bar
rel of Flour remained in first hands, the last cargo, per
the Col. Ramsay, had been placed at 24a Their ex,
change is quoted at 253 the 10Th inst. Flour was
selling slowly in Rio Grande at J00."
Nofs Of China Goods canted-Calcutta pocket fancy
silk Hdks, Gamblets, sky blue. rose, white, blacks
raffeas sky blue, rose white; S-4 Damask, Grape
shawls, IS scarlet skv blue, 10 black IS roses Um-
brcllss 80 to SO inch. gren, red, and blue.
"BuExos ArRrs, Oct 20. 1929
In consequence oft the civil war, very trfng guam.
tity of grain has been this year. and must con
sequenty be supplied with bread sui's from abroad; A.
bout 1000 bbis have lately been imported, which have
been sold 87 of currency board, and there Is
now none in first hand On the 3Oh Of June we were
without and since that the total amount Of imports does
not exceed H. 900 bbls-Brown domestic cottons ofoo
80 inch may be sold at rs. little more, but there
are some large parcels in market, and tins price VIII
hardly cover cost and charges. Rice has been sparihg
" imported and would now readily bring 36a39i per
100 lbs the duty is 10 per cent and the charges OF
landing ia per qti
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
DIED,

On Thursday, the 2lst instant. JOAN MAnsaALL CLAs
EFT, second son Of Iorao Claget Esq in the twenty
third year of his age The friends and acquaintance
Of the family are invited to attend his funeral This g
ternoon al o'clock from the residence of his father
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
70 Fishermen.

~ 4 KoHOf UtN'''
HUST received lot Of very superior India shad anu
% herring Irvine, which | will sell very low. ror
as com. of the oldest fishermen on the Potomac Also
English shad and herring Irvine, and on consignment,
casks very stout hemp Irvine, cord suitable 'oF
seine lashing or sugar loaf tying. ~ nsy,c
jan 20 JOoL1H a. DH- ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
'IiMNler.

vJlIiE following pieces Of oak or heart pine TIMBER arc
I wanted for the repair of wharf. viz:
IL pieces 80 rect long, square IL by IL inches.
re- 4: 4: $ $ $ !: u by Sin
Al. nsrson d;sno,ed 70 furnish the same and can de-
liver It Immediately, will applyto
81 WM. toMLE g w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
SALES AZ AvcrIoN.
District Of Columbia,

District Of Columbia,
County 9f .4ier.ndria, Set.
APRIL TERM, 1929.
Mechamcs' Bank of Alexandria,
Complanants,
John McNamaras administrators
and others, Defendants.
TIME continuance of this suit is Set aside and the bill
l. in this case having been regularly taken for
fessed against Luther Chamberlain the resident deen-
dsn and the order of this Court made at its November
Term in 1923, having been duly published, and the
nonresident defendants still failing to appear the bill
is taken for confessed against them also, and no
other creditor Of the said John Mcnamara having put
in his claim, and offered to contribute 10 the expenses
ofths ut and the cause coming on to be heard upoo
the bill and exhibits, it is ordered, adjudged, and de.
creed by the Court, that Charles Scott be- and Is here'
by, appointed Commissioner tn SELL and convey to the
purchaser purchasers all the right title and interest OF
the defendants the house and lot in the bill mention.
ed, to the highest bidder for cash. after having prev
Ously advertised the for three weets IN the Phe-
nix Gazette Of Alexandra; and further, that he do,
out Of the proceeds Of such SALE il sufficient, pay the
complnants the OF six hundred and eighteen dol
lars and eighteen cents with interest the sum OF SIX
hundred and three dollars and fifty cents part thereof
from the second day of May. 1926. till paid, and the
costs ofthis suit; and fsn, balance remain, he bring
it into Court to await its future order
NOVEMBER TERM, 1929.
The Court having seen and duly considered the Mar.
Of the Court made in this Cause do order, adudge,an
decree, that the said decree be absolute
A copy-T.st.
EDMD. l. LEE, &C.
Tf1 In obedience to the above Decree,
shall proceed to SELL on the premises the following
property, Tor Cash, Saturday. tie lSh day II Re-
bruary nert, at IL o'closk,
k.A One brick House and LOT Of Ground,
a situated on the west of Wa'er-str'~t and
III To the southwark of Wilks street, in the
Town of Alexandria Beginning upon
Water.srect, the north side OF that space OF ground
sold by William Hunter to Peter Bohrer, supposed to
be l28 feet inches the southwark Of Wiks street,
and running thence northwardly with Wa'ers'rer' ana
binding thereon "a Feet thence westwaruiy parallel to
Wilks-street 123 feet inches; thence souhwardy
with line parallel towaterstreet "a feet thence with
straight line east to the beginning Recorded in Ii
Der, Z. folio 295 G, SCOTT, ID
For r Ringgod, Marshal.
'lex,. ian 2l-d1w&2awts
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31
SUE Of YaiuGble Property
At AUGTLOHT,

EnHE Subscriber agent for the Prapretors.
- VIII sell % Public Auction, in the town OF
DRESDEN, on the 18Th day of APRIL next,
number of
TOH.V LOTS &, OUT LOTS
In and adjoining said town, which is s.tuqted on
the Lateral CUT of Inc Ohio CANAL, atIts
junction with tha Muskir.um River, where l.i tbe
waters from the CuyahOgl Summit on the north,
ana from the Licking summit on toe south. will be
discharged. furnishing Fall of iNater OF TWENTY
Nine feet, and supposed 10 Dc OF sufficient power
% turn FoRrT PAIR of Merchau; fili Stones The
said Side Cut Is rapidly progressing towards com
pietio0, and The whole line OF the Nam Canal
from Licking SUNNI. 10 the Lake Is expected 10
be opened for navigation olrly ID the spring l.
B, confidently believed that durI ia, next summer
NiLEs and NANUF tCTCRIEs VIII he erected mere
THE DISTANCE FROM
Dresden 10 GAINESVILLE IS Il miles
Cambridge, -
COshOctou, 10
Mount Vernon, -
and To Newark -
and is on the leading roads between sad pilccs
This town has improved rapidly within tho last
few years. when advantages such as II now pre-
seuts were not anticipated. By draining The ponds
and marshes 30 tie HeighbouIhood, the place has
been as health, during the last two wears, rs any
ON the Nuskingum river. Ii certainly, AZ the pre-
sent time, holds forth great inducements 10 Me
chsncs and men of business generally 70 settle
here.
The sale win positively take place on the day
above mentioned Persons DESTROYS 10 purchase
are invited to view the Lots previous 20 the day
of SALE and % call on the subscriber for any nfor-
nation respecting the same, which they may wish
to obtain. JOHN JACOBSEN.
Dresden, Feb. %, 1880. IS St
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31
DRUGS s. MEDICINES,
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.
JOHN Z. CE8APGTB5E

JOHN a. CT AE3L,E.E8 ~.
, $500 -s..-...,f,I- ->,,,-,-,r,, O.., M,
' y'~ @-.-. 49,
s5 r-.,--7 90, -,
\'o1e .'.', ,,l L.'nor "a Fe,.li2-
iIho-.l N'''o-s go' 'if' anu
A.nm' emery coarse Co. lass
Alum 5o' -l.i
. -ii,.,,..,.,,,
, M ~, .r,-.,
Ne h ,..-.r n, 0Iirs
49,. Cl..-,-,'.l. a. S,,..,
n.y.,
..y i'.-,... dam, A-,l,. sI An, r.r1
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

EDIE Subscriber, Agent for the Prop.iators
y Wit sell al Public Aucuon i'm the town o
DRESDEN, on the 18Th day of APRIL next
nnu her or
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31
FRESH SALID OH,


Anew DOZEN BOTTLES LORLLfRDS SUPERIOR SNUFF
Physicians Country Merchants win find
lay in their sores the and %
Flour Ginseng snae1o. will be IN exchange
Wheeling pr
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-08
Twentu Dollars Re,pard.

STOLEN from the Stable of the subscriber,
- in Millbury, on Saturday night last, a
Black HORSE, with thick name and square
tail; toretop cut, large feet, which were shod
about tive weeks since; he trots fast under the
saddle, is stout built, fourteen or fifteen hands
high. Said Horse is rather apt to cough after
eating hay. Whoever will return the Horse
and Thief, shall receive the above Reward, or
reasonable sum for the Horse alone.
N. b. A man by tho name of STUKELY
WEsTcoTT was seen the evening the Horse
was taken; and suspicious have rested upon
him. Said Westcott is a tall. well built man
six feet three,lnches high. He was we'll dress.
ed with dark clothes, and light colored great
coat. He wore leather cap.
Nov. "a JOEL WESSON