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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15

Wh'lc ii Ike, $40, IIalses.S5, Quar-
ters 81 SD.
ikGiNlA State Lottery, M. I6
FIR 1880 To he Draw. AZ R,.,-
m"Dd. on Friday, 29h Ocrouer.--
Splendid PrZe.:
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15

Whole licke,s SIS, Halves So so,
Qna,trrs 81 %.
tkAN0C al late Lottery, M.
" -, tr l~:O 10 he dawn a,
Wilmington. "a" Tuesday, 26lh Ocro-
her. Capital PriZrs:
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&c. sc. &c.
Whole tickets $iD, IIAl,es 8. Qnar
nis So 80.
VIRGINIA Safe L ",ery, N, Is.
v I" %}'. II To-. draw" ~ N ~
I Is, n Fnday, l5,h O;,uber. S;,i, a..
tlii p,,1e.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15

NC &c. T..
Whole ticke,e S., Halves So, Quar-
tiers 81.
TONNECTICUr State Ln,ery,
~ NJ. -. for I>30. To be draw,
o" Thursday, 2i,t y .tober.. Highest
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15
NEW OFFICE.

SItendid Lotteries to be Draun shortL
NEW York G .msolida,ed L.nt ~
In Nh. ~, Extra. To Ire draw
~ ~. York. ~ WsInesiay, I3ih o.,
s., eniii Prlzrs.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15

5 200
Whole liz k t. 81. Halves So, Our
ters >
\ MON Canal Lottery, NJ 10 Cor
" 1880 tn be- drawmi, PhuIa.:,l-
ph,a, "n Saturday. ODD O>iphrr.-
-, | .u1Iu piIz,,s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18

olive Branch, pages 1874. 29i. j,
I In answer to an address of Governor ku'h' "
nouncing the conduct Of the Peace psrty during -
war, the House Of Representatives OF Ma'ssci"'s'"
June. 1923, says" The change Of the poli'el vs..
meni evnced in the late elections, form, indeed
era in the history of our Commonwealth. Il" 70. ~
umph Of reason over pa,si.n-of patriotism over ~.
spirit Massachusetts, has returned to her first 'M'
is no longer a stranger in the Union. We reJoee
though, during the late war, such measures were
ted in this State occasoned double sacrifice u ~.
sure md Of life, covered the friends Of the NATION
humiliation and mourning. and fixed stain on :ne
OF our history redeemng spirit has at ienS'n
to take away our reproach, and restore to 10 ou'
name, our rank among our sister States, anc ou'
influence in the Union :-
Though we would not renew contentious ". -.
tate wantonly, believe that there are cases
10 necessary we should wound to heal And we ~
slider it among the first duties of the friends o Gu,
tionsl Government, this return OF power TO
the unwarrantabIe course pursued by this state
the late war; and to hold up the measures OF ,s
Rod as beacons, that the present and succeeding
ratons may shun that career which must 'ne'' n.
terminate in the destruction Of the individual :" l.,
party who pursues it, and may learn the impof's,h
son that, in all times. the path Of duty is The paw
safety; and that it is never dangerous to ral'y "'
the standard Of orr country
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
FoR THE WING.


Messrs Editors:-Iavng few DAYS past perceiv-
cd some very able and correct remarks in your paper
recommending the, pettioniDg of the next Lepisla-
ture. to license Billiard Tables, and other games now
restrctcd,as the best means of putting down Faro;
and rs the existing law that subject causes great
Inconvenience long absence rom business and much
loss OF time, to those who compose the different
brand Juries OF our City-will you please to admit
into your paper, this suggestion to the next Grand
Jury, viz To recommend the law against Gaming
as it row stands, and the above mentioned neon
veneDces attending the to which they are sub
sct. 10 the serious and wise consideration ofte next
General Assembly. Yours, respectfully
4 MAN OF BUSINESS.
The State Of Ohio is already deriving great advaB-
tagcs from her Canal 1t has been opened for nav-
CATION from Cleaveland to Newark, distance of f76
miles since July last. a Rochester N. Y. paper
says that 200 900 bushels Of Wheat had been received
rom Ohio-thcy pay from so 10 90 cents per bushe
liner m'lls make 1000. and make 5000 barrels
OF Flour per day In twenty davs $4,000 in cash
was sent INTO ONO for produce. Vhcc!ing Gazette.
~ FROM THE Y. AMERICAN.
fho London Morning Herald Of the 9Th nit CON
tains the following copy If bsudbl circuafe cd IN
brighton and London in large numbers, during the
''ENehrsHMES.-T time is fast approaching
When you WI ne called UPON TO exert yourselves in
the cause of Liberty. standard is about 10 n,
reared around which. W. feel assured. tboueaods
and tens OF thousands will flock.
Our country IS overruu with military. poJice
excise officers, &c. &c These must and shall he
done away with. ''' 10
'Onr blood will 6nr, bit it win flow in the c,usc
OF Liberty; better 10 die in that cause than live
slaves EnglisbmeD, be united, firm and steady.
GA REFuELrcAv."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.


MIR. CARPENTER respectfully informs sthe
Iv1 Gentlemen of Richmond, that, he will COM
mence with two classes in Commercial transactions
on FLursday,t he 25th inst-one at A. M. the other
ut L. M upon an entirely new system of lnstruc-
tion, viz.
lst The merchant, under specific NAME is intro
duced in domestic business. which he conducts for
three months: He then balances and closes his
books, on neic and improved plan
3D. The merchant then takes partner, and en-
ters into Shipping, Commission. and Special Copart
nersp bualness, which he conducts for four MONTHS
at the closeof which the concern is dissolved The
merchant then takes the business his own hands,
settles with his retiring partner pays him his proper
ton of profits, and capital furnished.
Inc whole Will be rendered exceedingly simple
10 consist OF two courses: first, Domestic; second,
Foreign: of ~ lessons each
DOMESTIC BUSINESS, including all the blank
forms and stationary, Clio 90
FoREIGN & DOMESTIC BUSINESS includinu do Is 90
Payable in advance.
N. B.-Classes in Penmanshp at 10 NJ and 3 P. M.
COMMUNICATIONS from Committee Of Gentlemen
tached TO one of Mr.. .Cs CLASSES in Baltimore
The undersigned having taken lessons In Book
Keeping under Mr.. Carpenter, gentleman from
New York, highly recommended, do most cheerful
y express unqualified appreciation OF his system
OF instruction in that very useful art well
commentator of his skill, and Of his PRACTICAL per-
spicnous; and pleasing method in teaching it.
Having the various books prepared to his hand,
the pupil Is led, step by step, through the depart
ments OF the work, by double entry from the open
ing to the closing Of accounts. He is made Jour-
natiSe and post the entries himself and keep the
AUXILIARY books, such as Cash Books Biz Books
Bank Books, &c. which impresses the science upon
his memory, and enables him not only to understand,
but TO do the work. and to test the correctness the
whole by Balance Sheets, &c.
We hope that many young men may avail them
selves Of the opportunity now afforded to perfect
their knowledge in branch Of learning indispensa-
BILE TO the merchant important to the LAWYER, and
useful to all.
Edward timckiey, Esq. James Brakeman ESQ
geo 1o1aon BELL. Esq =! Clarke, Classical Teacher
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
City Coffee House.

vENHE Business heretofore conducted by HENRY ".
TEMPLEMAN, at the well known stand doors
below the Bell Tavern will hereafter be carried on by
the subscribers, under the firm of TEMPLEMAN &
ALLEN Great pains will always be taken to select
OYSTERS and all other delcacies the season Affords of
the best quality, and they will be served up at the
shortest notice. i'll any that may suit their
toners.
The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best
Liquors that can be procured the MARKET embracing
Wines of every fashionable variety.-Private Rooms
are arranged and fitted for parties, and attentive and
oohging Servants will be in constant aiting.
The Proprietors trust that their unremttine a.ten
ton to business will them the liberal patro-
mage heretofore extended TO the establishments for
which H. N. Templeman would embrace the present
opportunity to return his sincere acknowiedg
HENRY N. TEMPLEMAN..
| nov 23-10tc EDWARD NJ ALLEN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
EDUCATION.
BRUNSWICK .uIywER.aL SPRINGS.

ONO1EoW ICh JUI1TER.fL SPRKV(9S.
NHE Examination of the students Of the institutions
l. OF this place, will commence the LIST Monday in
December next, md continue two days. The friends
Of Literature are respectfully invited to attend
The exercises of the schools will re-commence the
under the care of Jno. b. Bobbitt. and Jno. J.
Wyche The Female Department, under the same
preceptress, assisted if the number of young Ladies
shall require, by competent associate-The course
of studies in these schools, and local advantages will
be more fully noticed in further publication Suf-
flee to say at present. that instruction will be given
the Male Department. in the Latin, Greek. French
and Italian Languages and the high branches of the
ornamental and scientific branches of Education -
Board may be obtained, for the Male students in
respectable families in the immediate neighbourbood
of the Academy. yHqior I'm. Ghoison, who re-
sides at The Springs, will be enabled to accommodate
from eighty to one hundred boarders. The young
hadies will board with the Preceptress. and be un
der her immediate care nov 25-2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
A Situation Wanted.

A Young man, who is graduate and has had con-
"A siderable experience in eachise, wishes to OBJ
tain good public private school The most sat S
factory testimonials Of character can be gwen arS
also OF ability 10 instruct the branches Of
Classical and English education, usually Taught ~
our colleges. Reference may be made 70 Col. Bcr-
nard Peylon Of Richmond City, or the Rev. Dr. Sem
pie OF Fredericksburg, Va. Letters addressed to J..
r, Somcrvillc, Fauquicr County, will receive atten
ton' nov 12-1aw7tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
EDUCATION.

THIHE subscriber will continue bis Grammar School
h the ensuing year. (185i,) in Spottsylvaua.
The English, Latin and Greek Languages will be
taught.
TIC school will commence on 18th Of January, and
terminate on I6th December following, giving one
months vocation in the summer.
Tuition for The Ancient Languages will be SIS
For the English Language, Is
Board will be co
For he scholastic year, each boarder finding bis own
bed towels and candles.
Quarterly payment will be required.
The subscribers address is Dabneys Mills, Louisa
county ID. w. WALLER.
Oct 1-1af3mc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
WASHINGTON CITY
Window Glass Manufactorv.

VHNHE dealers in window glass, and the public
"A generally, are respectfully informed that the
above mandatory is in full operation, having
commenced the first of September From the expe,
renee OF the proprietor and the pains taken to pro
cure choice materials, and select the best workmen
the country could afford, it is confidently believed
t2at the glass will be superior TO any hereto
fore made at the Washington City Mandatory
All orders directed to the undersigned, Agents for
Richmond, for glass of any size or thickness will
meet with prompt attention and be executed on the
most reasonable terms
We have Just received, by the Steamboat Poto-
mac. f43 half boxes, various sizes and qualities,
which we offer for sale
OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co. Agents
nov f3-2aw3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
NOTICE.
nov i2-12t

NRS. NELSON is prepared TO accommodate
lVA Ladies and Gentlemen with board, by the
week, month or year. her old Stand, near the Cap
itol Square, next bove the Washington Tavern
She would be glad furnish eight ten gentlemen
wph board. who hnve their rooms elsewhere. Mem
bers of the LeGisa be furnished with ronns
Her fare will be God as the market can afford,
and her terms modcr ate, oct 9-6td 2dw I2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
Valuable Lands for Sale

4 N pursuance of a Deed of Trust, dated the 7th
January 1928, and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, executed by David S. Garland and Jane
IL his wife to Daniel Higginbotham and James
Lyons DR., trustees, in trust secure the payment
of three thousand and eighty eight dollars and nine
ty cents, with interest thereon, from the 10th of
January 1898, to benjamin W. Leigh and Robert
Stanard, TO satisfy the said debt and the expenses of
the ttust,-wIII BE SOLD at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the front door of the
Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond, on Friday the
loth Day OF December next. the following lands il,
the said Deed of Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described viz:
One tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
county OF Amherst, on the north side and adjoining
Buffnloe River and on both sides of Higgipbothains
Creek, and containing one thousand and three acsps
10y metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust do,
scrIbed) made up of the lands purchased of Henry
Holloway and William Lee
One other tract parcel Of land containing sixty
acres adjoining the before mentioned tract and bstp
the same land which was sold under decree of Am
lierst county court Of September term 1906, pro
nounced in the of David s. Garland adrn'ur OF
Benjamin Philips, decd, and guardian of George d
PhllIps an infant son of William Philips decd com
Piamant' against hia5y Philips widow and reict Of
William Philips, decd and others, defendants and
beng the same land which conveyed by GabrjA
Penn to William Philips, decd, by deed ted tina
LIST May 1875, and duly recorded the county cnnt
of Amherst.
And other tract or parcel Of land nd oinn, thu
netes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust aecrbedl
and being the same land that was granted tn Aaron
1igginbotham and devised by Jacob Tyree the elder
to his two sons William and Jacob:
The sale will be made by the subscrber under tho
special power, in he Deed of Trust expressed and
contained to the trustees either of them to make
the sale, aud only such title vested by the said
deed III the trustees is to be sold and conveyed
AND the sale will commence between the hours NJ
IL and o'clock of the day of sale above appointed
oct 28-19t g. C. JAMES LYONS JUNIOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26

NOTfCE.-A Petition will be presented 10 the
Ls next Legislature of Virginia. for leave to lay
down Railway, from or beyond the land Of Andcr-
son Tocr, in the county Of Uenrco, to some conve
nient landing. place upon the Tuckahoe Canal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26

xs.sr Gt6ss sssssAR8@
By DaTENPOlaI. .4LLE.N' q co.
DRY GOODS
On WEDNESDAY, Dec. LIST, at 10 o'clock, at
our Auction Rooms. IN assortment of Dry Goods.
nov IS d, a & CO. Ancts.
BY OTIS. DUNLOP & Co
DRY GOODS at AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY next, the LIST December, at
10 o'clock. will be sold, at Auction Rooms a large
and general assortment of seasonable
: DRY GOODS.
Among them are few pieces of elegant superfine
Cloths, assorted colors few pieces Cassmeres best
extra sizes and superior quality; large quantity cf
Satinets and Casinets, Flaunels, clegan, Colicooe
Cnmblet and Tartan Plaids, Irish Linen, Lawns and
Diapers. Damosk for Table Cloths, Black Italian
Silks, Black Silk handkerchief. Madras Hdkfs. o.
naburgs and Brown Holland, Beached and Brown
Shrtings and Sheetings Checks and Plaids, Bomba-
zets and Bombazines. Booking Baize; Meddlng
Cloths, &c &c.-Terms at sale.
nov e5 OTIS. DUNLOP & CO, Auc'ts.
Chickahominy Land for Sale.
IENHE subscriber is empowered by deed of trust
from Judge Hay and Others of record in the
Office Of the clerk of Hcnrco county, to soil, and he
now oilers for sale, the estate called Ashfield, con
tanning abont nine hundred and thirty acres situated
on Chckahomny. in the county OF Eienrico, abour
seven miles from the city of Richmond.
The estate consists Of two parcels: The upper sep
arated from the lower by slip of land about four
hundred yards wide The upper parcel contains
about 4So, and the lower about 500 acres.
Ou tue upper parcel tDclr is an excellent brick
dwelling house. GO by 80 feet, having six large and
two small rooms. and four large closets. The house
was bull, about the year 1914, and is said to be as
good o. any in the county. The store-room and
gardeners house also of brick. The other hon.
scs, kitchen, servants apartments, stables and corn
house, &c of wood About one third of this
tract is, as | told what is called mud land DO or
do acres of which clear and in meadow. which
may with little trouble. be kept constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract, containing about 500 acres
there are barns stables, &c. bu, dwelling house
but that intended for the Overscer 1t has n good
scte for dwelling house near an excellent spring
and most abundant supply of fire wood. There is
also an orchard it. It is represented, that of this
tract, between and two hundred acres are mud
land that may be easily cleared, and that are equal
to any land on Chicka hominy
The district of country III which these lands are sit.
uated is sand to be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from agne and fever.
On having the purchase morey, and the interest
thereof payable semi annually, satisfactorily secured,
! liberal credit will be given to the purchaser
The parcels will be sold sepa fatey if the purcha-
ser should SO desire. ROBERT STANARD
The above property will be offered for SALE at pub
lie auction before the front door of the Eapie Hotel
in the City of Richmond Saturday, December
i1th' at I2 o'clock, M. ROBERT STANARD
nov i9-tds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26

M r. CARPENTER respectfully informs the Ia
I've dies and gentlemen in Richmond that in con-
sequence Of numerous applications for instructions in
Commercial Transactions, he can receive no more
applicants for PenmaDship after the first Of Decem-
Der. nov. Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
TRUST SALE.


DY virtue of deed Of trust, executed 70 tho
~ subscriber, by Willy Roy, bearing date the
17ih day of August 1899, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the counties of King William and
Henrlco shall proceed to sell to the hiGhes, bidder
Tor cash, at Public Auction, before the door of the
Bell Pavern. in the city of Richmond on Friday, the
10Th day of Dfcember next. (if fair if not then the
first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted) likely
young negro man, named Ben, in the said deed men,
toned.
Selling as trustee, shall convey such title only as
is vested in G.. G. GRISWOLD
nov 9-law4tcE Trustee.
A L a Meeting of the President and Di-
"A rectors of the James River Company, on Wed
Desday, the 10th day of November, 1880.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That hereafter the owners ond constr
of produce and merchandise contained in boats
navigating the James River Canal, will be held re-
sponsible for the tolls upon the same-and in case
any owner or consgnee of such produce or merchan-
die, shall hereafter neglect refuse to account for
and pay to the TolIgatheIer the tolls due thereon.
after the same shall have passed through the Locks
directions will he given to the Lockkeepor at tho
Lower Arch, to refuse passage to the boats produce
and merchandise, of such owners and consipnccs IN
trips until the legal tolls due thereon arc
first discharged and the Togsthercrs permit deliver
cd to him.
A true copy Of the minutes.
!. BROWN. Jr.
nov I2-t2t Second Auditor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09
SALES Ac AUcTIo u.
Vwe,ve Mouths credit

TWILL n, sold at West Cove, Fairtiy c 'unty, WI
w pinia ON FRLDiY, the 10Th day 81 .tPrii, 'ooo'
,ba ,-so,, estate of the late Col A j. Smitl, con-
's - FORTY SEVEN SLAVES,
,r;pcin,,ly valuable young men, women, and boys;
TWENTY-SIX HORSES,
Among which are two saddle horses and some COILS
two and ,hree wears old of good blood
A large Stock ofHOGS, SHEEP g. CAI1LE,
Among which are fourteen yokes OF OXEN inc
Sheep are $50 in number, ofthe mixed mefiho oreeu'
and have been bred with great care
Several CARTS, perfectly ne,e:
Also, A new and handsome FAMILY oan-
RIAGE, Harness, &c. With very large s'o0A u
FARMING UTENSILS:
pIouphs. lIsrrows Spades, Hoes, &c. &c
A SEINE, with all the necessary tackle ana
' All the HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, Library, Plate. &c. &c :.
A large quantity of TIMOTHY Hail. Ill
stacks; snd roD1r
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF CORY.
Bond, with approved security. will De required TOT
all sums above twenty dollars, payable IL mohtns
Ter date, with interest from the date theren' snu
g thu terms of the sale not complied with, the
,roperty will be resod the risk first purchaser
Eor purchases under twenty dollars cash must be paid
~ SUSANNAh SMITH,
kdn'x of A. J. Smith, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09
70 &ent.

The two story b'ick house at me
h of Washington and Princes streets a.
HGsa Pbe house is in good repair and finished in
tho best STYLE having large lot attached to IT, with an
necessary 5udsgs, such as stable. eoach ana s w
houses. Possession may be had the Sst day OF Nay
new, and TO a good tenant the rent will be put low
NEXT anu " s''' JOHN C. M.3NDELL
The subscriber has renewed TO the well known STAND
a, the of KING and Royal streets formerly oecu
MED nv him, and more recently by Mr. Robert Barry
lie respectfully soci,s continuance OF the Pa.romase
he has received. = u 81
csh o. 3awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09
One Cent Reward.

\ Ell the service of the subscriber, on Sunday, the
~ 18th ultmo, indented apprentice to the print
ing business, named John Thomas 7oDers aged, as he
says nineteen years. though his youthful appe arance
and small stature do not indicate that age The above
reward will be paid for his arrest and delivery at the
ofhce OF the Phenix Gazette, Alexandra.
All persons are cautioned against harboring or en-.
pioyng said boy, the utmost rgor Of the law will be
put IN force against any one offending.
april7-3t SNoWpEN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory.
lanes GREEN Cabinet maker, has on hand and
% will constantly keep at his old stand Royal.
ST., Alexandra, u at the ofl0th ST., Pennsyl
vania, Avenue Ws,hington-s general assortment of
the mostfashionsble and durable Furniture which he
will warrant equal if not superior in quality to any
ever offeredin the Notwithstanding part, Of
Grecan, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sdeboards
Ditto, with cellarettsand marble slabs
French md plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and Gentlemens secretaries and book cases
Pierlableswith marble and mahogany tops
Pillerand;law dining, breakfast and card tables
Plai do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving andcsndle do
Wash stands with marble and mahoeanytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With ageneralassortmento of b edsteads ofrichly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all of
which will be sod.sow for cash they can be pur.
chased ofhesame quality at any other manufact ory
n the Union. ALSO,
.an,ssortnent of st Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for handrails
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers copal var
nish ofl'up eror quality, sackng bott oms cords
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09

lust received lot ofvery superior India shad and
- herring twne, which l will sell very low. For
strength and durability, can refer to the experienc.
OF some OF the oldest fishermen the Potomac Also
English shad and herring Irvine, and on consignment,
= casks very stout hemp Irvine, cord suitable for
seine iashng or sugar loaf tying.
jan20 JOSIAH ~ D9YLS