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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

IN i"e H. q Representatives., on Thursday, a bill
was reported by Mr. Miller, for tho appointment of
Surgeon General ofthe Navy. proposition was
adopted, resembling much of the Saith rule of the
House, as prohibits discussion on motions to PRINT
Mr. Buchanan, from the Impeachment Committee
tcpofted an article of impeachment against Judge
feck, which was ordered TO be printed. The bill
subscribing to the stock ofthc Mnysville, &C. Turn
PIKE, was passed after warm debate, 1oe to 81
Tho Housc then went into Committee of the Whole.
on Mr. Mallary's bill to enforce tho Tariflaws when
MIR. McDufe resumed and finished his argument in
favor OF reduction of duties. Mr.. Blair of S. G.
then moved that the Committee rise, which was
agreed to.
On Friday, Mr. CHmbsclong from the Committee
Of Commerce, reported bill "to amend the navir,-
ton laws Of the u. States" motion to Law the hill
on the table, made by Mr.. Mallary, produced a dis
cussion in which he, Mr. Cambrelcng, and Mr. Cor
ham took part. No result. The bill for the fnal
settlement ofprvate land claims in Florida was M
Sod. The rest ofthc day was consumed in private
business.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

The export OF Gour from this poT. since tho g., Of
Of April, is stated IN the Philadelphia Price Current
OF this morning, TO be about twenty-ninc thousand
barrels, Of which about twcniy-onc thousand have
gone Enaland. Six or seven ships arc now up for
Europe and will clear the warch6Ggce orfrmnr plr-
clo~es - TEji1d Jar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
LHlciburr. .HnrI %

Lsjchbu1g, aPTH 90.
SUioIDE On Sunday morning the 25th inst Mr.
Benjamin Nawer, OF this place terminated his mar
tai existence by cutting his throat He was, !,
seems at The limo of committing Tie fatal d3cd in
high state q a;oxicaton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

sn excess equally nJ0uS to so, ao Nhi no human saga
cry could anticipate prevent by calculation merely What
er the eioe m system Of hank eleulaon prevents the
uuS OF redundant issues necesay destroys only AIDE
9uate ecuiy against these injurious aud runous excesses
(ro coNctupFpl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

Mr. Holmes. IN his speech in the Senate on Wed
nesday went very fully into the subject of removals
from oilce, and collected mass Of valuable inorma-
ton relative TO this much abused point. He showed
that SINCE the organization of the Government down
to the 18th March, 1892 there had been only seventy
three removals by ordor of the Pesidents-and that
president JACKSON has removed more officers in one
month than were removed before in Jortv vears-
He further showed, that President JACKSON has
Nortonised more officers of his own appointment than
President ADAMS ever removed. The majority in
the Senate succeeded in laying Mr.. Holmes rcsolu-
ton on the tnbe-but his facts they could not dared
not, attempt TO answer--[-iIe Gas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

Thc Senate diSnot 81, on Saturday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

The returns orthc votes on tho New Constitution,
give 2O53i for it" adoption and Io,52o for lis reicc-
ton' SeTenty-cigLt counties and four corporations
have been heard irom-twcnty-scvcn counties are yet
to hear from.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

According to the last advlccs from Mexico, the
Inspector General of Militia, in San Luis, and the
Governor Of Durango had declared against the new
Executive OF the Republic. Gen. Guerrero had pro-
cecded TO Vallsdolid and Santa Anna was movinp
mySferiovsiy.-[Ndt Gaz.
We have before us file of the paper FL SOL pub
lishcd in the Mexican capital, down to the 17h ult
1t contains melancholy details ofpubc disorders and
new plans OF political changes to be accomplished by
troops styling themselves the Federal Mexican
Army ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

Congress is hardly expected TO get up, earlier
than the first Of June, which will make it the long
est session since The foundation Of tho Government.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

The present Pest Master General asks of Con-
gross an appropriation of eighty six thousand dollars
to sustain his Dcpartmcnt-the first instance under
the government, of such applcation-"a the en-
PcHscs of the Department, (as Mr. Barry himself
snysy having hitherto been betrayed by it's own re-
sources without any appropriation, at any time TO
meet them from the Treasury"
Words could not more clearly and fully illustrate tho
character of the Reform introduced into this Depart
ment, than does this simple unadorned statement.
Every previous Post Master General, has paid mo-
ney INTO the Ircasury-some Of them large sums
the present Heed demands an appropriation and saws
he can't get along without it, unless he reduces the
facilities which the Post Office now affords So thai
Congress has no alternative, but to put their hands
MT, the treasury and help this gentleman out OF
into disorganizaton.--N j. Fredonian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

BY referring TO our foreign news head. il will he
perceivei that our accomplished Charge d'Affaires
at Brazil, WILLIAM TuDoR, died on the 9th March,
at Rio Janeiro Col. GqS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

DyNo newspaper mail was received in this City
on Saturday, from the north. Even the Fredcricks
burg newspapers, due that day, did not come. The
rnmor was that the bag containing them, was los,
from tho stage. Yesterdays mail arrived without
the lost one Of the day before.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

We understand. says the u S. Gazette. that the
President of the u. s. intcrds visiting the eastern
States in the course of the summer and will extend
his visit as far north the lakes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

We are authorised to stae that the late Collector of ,h
Customs, Moses Myers, Esq officially informed that his ac
counts shave been finally adjusted and closed on the Books
the easurY."-yNocfoLt Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
.%5ew Saddle. HARNESS. ) Trunk
LHNfEEHCI'ORE

'ESt subscriber respectfully informs his friends ot
4 AIexsndrs. and its vicinity, that he has establish
ed ;he above business King street, a few door.
of Messrs Kerr Fit2hlgh's Grocery store, under
tie direction and supernti,ndence OF ANnnrw srLL
VAN; wlio will manufacture and keep for Sale on the
most reasonable terms, and made of the best matters
ais the following "r,cles:
Gentiemen's hest upholstered, plain and common
sd lies; ladies' beat and common do brides, ma
tingaes, yasses and saddle bags. OF all kinds; be i
blsck leather travelling TURKS, and Brussels carp
travelling bags: hair and fancy trunks and whips OF
kinds; best coach aud gig harness. common do ca
rio!r wagon ami cart do together with every arl'ci
an the line
In addition to the experience of the conduct"r"i
the business he hts procured HI aid of worh n al
from Richmond, Va. considered ore OF The best sad
,lirrs in The stale, who int, ntls Introducing tie
WTRE SPRING SADDLE,
approved ny imn,cli. u IL, > whc!, Tor lur-biii
nd ease to the rider ami horse is far superior To
,;rnr saddle ever offered In The pubic
Gentlemen arc solicited to cali and exa'sire the
,0odel
,Old W rk repaired at the shortest notice. and IL
he hes, style. a. orders thankt'il, received and
promptly executed H"RNtlo DAl
nc, 5-itwNcotlst Ian
h. .ecsbure Genius Of I.ibcr,', and Frederi' X
ourg (Na.) Arena will insert the above 81, and SEND
her accounts To IL. ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24

| Intire, Mcneil, Muhienburg, Nuckolls, 0vertoh,
Potter, Powers, Randolph, Reed. Richardson,
Roane, Sanford, Shepard, Shields, Semmes,
Smith, speight, standefer, Taylor, w. Thomp-
son, Tracy. Wayne. Weeks, Whittlesey, Edw'd
ID. White, Wingate, Young.-84
NAYS-Messrs. Archer, Armstrong. BaiIy.
Barber, Buringcr, Baylor, Bell, John Blair,
Bockee, Boon, Brown, Buchanan, Butman,
Calhoun, Chiffon, Clarke, Cooper, Crane. Craw-
ford; Crockett, Chreigton, Crowninshield. Dan
iel. Denny, Desha, De Witt, Doddridge, Draper
'rayton, Eagar, Joshua Evans. Horace Everett,
Findlav, Ford, Foster, Fry, Gordon, HaIsey. Haw-
kins, Howard, Hubbard, Hunt. Irwin. Irwin,
Cave Johnson, Kincaid, Adam King, Lea, Lea
-vitt, Lecompte, Leiper, Letcher, Lewis, Loyal.
Lumpkin, Lyon, Magee, Mari, Lewis Maxwell,
McCreery, Miller, Norton, Patton, Pearce, Pet
It's. Pierson, Polk, Rencher, Russel, Shepherd,
Sill, Sprig, Stanberry, Sterigere. Stevens. Strong
Swan, Swift, John Thompson, Tucker, Vance,
varnum, Verplank, Vinton, Washington, Camp,
p. White, Yancey.-S7.
So the House decided to leave to the managers
the conducting the observation-disclosures Judge
Peck
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

On Tuesday Merit, 2Sth inst. at II o'clock,
NJ Ill he Nd the Store OF Mr John est, corr
w ner IF King and Henr, streets,
ALL HIS STOCK IN TRADE,
consisting OF loaf snd brown sugar, t-, molasses,
ground alum salt, beans, rum snd gin. old whiskey
bounce, vinegar cotton yarn, crock and stone ~sre,
Store and Counting House Furniture, Plaster
and other large scales, Weighis, &c. DC.
~ The above sale was postponed on Wed.
nesds, as, aceUuB, at III. ,Dcam.u.) of ,ht M,a-
ther dec -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
THIS DAP, lot 10 o'eI,ck) ri'to,a reserve.
will sell, r .t t.oy
.sssT BRICK HOUSE

.fs* BRICK HOUSE
ksmf or the North, side Of Prince street, in fee sim.
A,--sas pie
Aso that three stor BRICK on the north side Of
King trcct, occupied the Rev. W Hmm Jackson
And two two story FRA nES the west side Of
Prince street, for the Of ten years Also. one
acre and eighth of LAND binding on ln.ber
Run * the Little River Turnpike Road, and near the
Turnpike Gate, now occupied b, Mr.. Peter ires'er;
the said rreslrrs time will expire th 1st April. 1884.
The said and an be sold for ten Years.
have abou. 10 scrrs Of LAMB lying in Fairfax
w. on the old ieesburg Road; there is frame Jweil-
ing and good well of wateI any in the District
Inc said and the late dwelling Of S Howard, sen.
hisp, judgement obtained against the Aiex~ndis
and Fauquier Turnpike Road for nine hundred six.
ynine dollars, commenced interest from the lst Of
April, 1928. and continuing until paid n the shove.
mention d property is not disposed of before Friday,
the Path December, at private sale, that day at 10
O'clock ut the lower end Of Prince street, before my
door will sell it TO the highest bidder for cash
dec 17-sst tues thurs Is. HOWARD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
aaa=a=aaHa a=aaa a==aH=
SHIP NEWS.
pORr OF .sLEXfADRL4, ~. c }

ARRIVED. DECEMBER 2S,
Schr. Caro|iue. Smith, Providence; salt, &c.
to W. Fowle. & Co
Schr. Leader. Flanders: Portsmouth; Potatoes
Apples. aud Mackere to J. Ii. Ladd.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; freight
and passengers.
$50
Brig Deos, Barrett. cleared at Baltimore for
this port Esd inst.
Schr. Seth & William. Mcclellan, for New
York. hence ut Norfoiklzth inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
VI MARRIED..

At Salona. on Tuesday evening the 2lst inst.
by the Rev. J. l.. Am,ss. Mr. A. g. CARTER. of
XIV. to Miss ELIZABETH &. CARTER. dau litter OF
Mrs. Ann b. Maffit of Fairfax county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
Vo Grocers ard Merchants.
I wis, To Reit the
- DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE

a. nd bulIdihgs a.tachtd TO HEM Al PDNOH'
~ KEY WARE HOUSE, on Pomonkey Creek
about fifteen niles below Alexandra. The buildings
nave just been repaired ifdesrable, lot o. ground
containing about Is 80 ofnew land, will be st.
taohed to them his is Of the best situations IN tho
countr, for Grocery Store joined TO supply OF pro-
perry assorted Drs Goods very profitable business
Away has beer do .e and still can be done here
small Lam sr Yard. &c might aso be conneefed
with great pref 90 'le business, as the 'nhabnsntss
for and f,ecn mics around. st ms 'ne, pufcss1
III ch articles witt IN the District Of Coiumbis or Bal.
,more and receive them at heavy freight OF 20 cenu
per 100 feet. at the landing. proposed TO be rented.
To ,he ,nerchxn, OF snl or large capiia 'his s"os'
can be renderedvery profitable, and 10 GOOD TENANT
will rent il upon the most moderate terms ,ovSr
dec 9-2awtf WV L. ""
Pomonkey. Charles Co Nd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24

National E(Dendtt,tFes. Document ycSter
day transmitted from the Treasury Department,
sentatiyes passed at the last Session of Congress,
presents facts highly necessary to the formation
of proper estimate of the character and policy
of the National Government. Ulsa NStatement
of the Disbursements made since the adoption of
the Federal Constitution, under the following
heads: Qualifications. Light Houses. Public Debt,
Revolutionary and other Pensions, and Internal
Improvement: showing. as far as practicable, the
amount d:sbursed in each year. and in each State
and Territory" The statement comes up to the
close of the wear 1899, and exhibits the following
aggregate:
There has bcen disbursed for
p..,;eo.,;. c,o ,oo ESQ o.
~: ., ""Ia'one' D. 10 &c -
- S ~. ',ou'e'' 100 ooo co .,
puolc ueD'' i oo 49, 90 ct2 %
PENSIONS; ~ s9a' osn =,
Internal improvements '''io'''o
The latter sum OF expenditure being that to
which exception has been taken on the score .!
ITS productivity. embraces '''ne Dul'd'nso Piers'
preservation OF ports and harbors' making roads,
and removing distractions IN rivers. Anu OF
the amount here stated, S2,1iS,+S0 ~ was ex-
pended on the Cumberland Road, leaving Tor all
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
Fort " ashi,.gtnn.
Notice.

yEIiiE Annual Meeting at the stockholders OF the
Washing tot lmh aleS ,n Turnpike COMPANY,
for the election ui five nrtors TT asurer aud Clerk
wiz be held at the Town Hall. on Monday, the "a dag
of Janu.'y j. n. nAnD'
dec 6-%awtis treasu1fr'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
ChNr!es Y DnAe.
ATTORNEY AT l. AW

saESphC Fully cirr, h,s services to the public
"a lie viii a,ien nj to business in tbs superior and In
ferior Courts of p.ince William County. lie ma, be
sen 1t Hrcntvle the second and last SATURDAYS IN
every month, or a, his residence, Clover Hill, near
Brentsviilv, ut any time.
All letters ldressed TO him through the Drensyie
Post Office will he punctua!ij a,tenJedt TO.
nov 1912 TSc3,aw4w
u Fredericksburg Arena will please publish the
shnve advertisement, and nd their account 20 this
DIicr for pa, mcnt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
Want ed to Wire,

lyon the ensuing ear, wornsn Gf good habits, who
understands cooking and wishing, and can come
well recommended inquire the Printer.
Also to hire out aa Servant, who is good ostler
and gardiner Inquire above
dec % -eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
BY GEORGE WHITE.-IHIS UAY
Stoves. ENYMsture. &c.

I0-NorroW. at IL O'Clock,
1 7 tn warehouse OF T"Os rr.u, man, OH King
a street, lioratO DAYS shoe store, will be Of.
tered fo sale, hbUut limits.
% stoves, Of variJus descriptions, such a, cooke
ing, Franklin. pyramid, coal and ten plate stoves
Seversi feather beds and mattresses
9 sldeboards several bureaus
Tables, chairs, work stands
Candle and wash do &C &c.
dec %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
THE; xzr1g oCl7R Q S.

& yA&s 81 ak ~ - S~ $50 - -
rsS:E hnoce os is native Of Asia. hrca, and >e'e
IA Islands { The Indian Ocean lie l. inter OF To
ro animal it, .,ae although lower acccum' 1t the
sh,rtncss If Us legs t'lau the Elephant. The length
-; tie Rlnocer ~ usual, l. feet, an tie circum
frttuco f tvs bod, nearl' equal to his ng'h Ills
nose IS arme with Formidable weapon; hcihg a norm
from ~ To three fs' III cns;h, very hard and SOLID
with Incl, l., defends himself from every adversar!
:, ven The i'm, urcr. and oerhau', avoid contest
with Inn, iis body and irlbs are covered with ssKih
20 card lft he fer, neither the claws 81 the nser nor
Nh, proboscis Of the elephant and will even resi- the
e., # musket bait n is IL blackish color. sn'
fern, Itself INTO folds al ihr neck The shoulders, snn
tie cupper by which is motion - scita'e; ms nean
is large. ear, lorg and cTcc' eyes small ann "i'hou'
yi..cv lie possesses surprising strength, Is toa'iy
~ tac able and sub Irc' 10 parrxysms of Jury Nbich
no,hirr can appease. ,h the hnrn o his nose, IL
can tear p trees up heavy stones, and throws
| t!,,m behina to considerable distance me mini
cer,s il . Gli.ar, NAL marsiiy grounds sioh"
q. waIinuirg IN the mre lie atoms ms iil size ~
% wears of age and lives so "i 70 The species
i mo, numerous and is IaIei, taken shye but never
without Yuch All ri. tie feeds on the costs s. ne'o
aud rouls and is fond OF sugar cshe and all Hhds %
gram. lis fl Si is eaten, and much rthsheu U! VI"
ns,ivrs of indla and Afca The khinnc' ros now eA
i,;, cd in hs town about five old and was IA
ken al he foot oi the iimaa'a Nj untaihs' me-"
4 branch OF he Ganges. when he was Juaged 10 %
about three nons cd. and sent to RtJah OF nau'e
r-,ce OF C9!cu,A fr,,r. whom purchased ~ ia
r,,r> $50 AID landed in this country the 9th OF May
i.sr u eats vor ,oou,y all kinds Of vegetable food
; and dri,Ls about hafa pMrei ut water y. Aiso'
Il 1NOCCO ANIMAL,
not treated of in natuis history nor ever before seen
IN tbs country. II IS beautifully varegae'i With black
and white spots snd well d, serving TIE inspection OF
| the ouriOus
ICHNEUMON,
an Fe, psn animal famous tor de 'roying Crocode's
eggs and young reptiles, and formerly worshiped by
the Egyptians
| The above animals exhibiting IN the frame
| building formerly occupied BY DR. WhDDERBURN, Oh
Fairfax street. an directly opposite DR. Stablers apo
| thecsry Store =.
| rr Hours If admission, from in the nn7ning until
in the afternoan, and from SUI O'Clock IN the even
| my Abundance - cents: CHILDREN half price
! dec q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
Trip to S-eneca g. Great Falls

Trip to seneca & Great Falls
The Canal p, ck I Boat
CH7RLES FEhIUN MERCER
EAPT W FEN,oN, is now lying within one
~ mile of Georgetown, nj d WILL start for the GREAT
FALLS on ruesda, morning, cembrr II, at 10 o'clu
returning the same day
i'll start for SENECA on Wednesday morning, the
3d. at 10 O'Clock and return on thursday
viii start again for SENECA, snd for the last time
this seaso on Friday Eoruing, the @4h, at 10 o.
clock, arc return on Sa,urds, Christmas ,isy
Fare to the Great Falls 50 cents.
Seneca IS cents.
Returning, the same
Refr ,hments may he had on board
dec 22-3t w w FENT.ON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
preMAuMitinn

preparation for the ensuing hil.ritas epoch, an i'm
periai tri colored
CAKE,
measuring 2l2 inches crcunfer-nce, and weighing
$50 POUNDH
which the subscriber wiihe hansfu srrfcste to
order on the eve of Cnri ,'mss
The Ginger lille Fountain is new in confluence, and
MS m't'fin IT, co crelion perfectofsttd AID pIxea
The M fuuus zeSt AMI ba'my fragrance Of t6s( fQ-
cillative medicinli
ADDITAMENTUM,
are OF the creates fan- and q ity, and re more
recommending On account offs smsG pecufarities.
On sale. KID and Wax Dolls. with pfsnieois multi.
f"rmity OF Children roys and in addition TO thu Sc
varieties, expected TO be by tn. oath instant
u collection Of Lon6iure manufactured IN Paris the
opoogy and dulcidy Of which is usciousl. gustable.
dec 22-3t JOHN HEPBURN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24

Hank OF .lAexaMd Ia.
December 90, 1880.
NJ Office is hereby given to the Sto khOlder, n this
II -in,on that VI, c,icn VIII br held 1t tier
thanking House. he third Monday che I'm Of ID.
nuaru ntr' for ten directors, to seive the ensuing
Ger HE Poll will close Of 8 p N.
dec 2O--eotE J. l.. NcKkNEA, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
NEGHSf

The steamboat Uncle Sam arrived at New Dr.
leans from Ticksburg. about the beginning of the
present month. with cargo of 1888 bales OF cot
ton, estimated TO weigh 955, 300 pounds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-24
I ave vvauceA ~ fave Noilays!

HInchesfcr s. .?icranorio MrI Stage,
THREE TINES WEEK, AND THROUGH IN ON"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

vANflE subscriber has for sale, at his farm miles
above Richmond the trees years DID, any rea-
sonable quantity of the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Frees and the season is now ap
preaching in which they may be transplanted he is
desreus of receiving orders from many persons as
may be IN want of the article; and he is well salts
fed that the sk culture be one ofthe most pro-
table branches the agrculturst turn his atten-
ton to, he hopes to be the of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred otherwise dehv-
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof j. w. SMITH
n Borders may be left at Scott s. Smiths E
street. Richmond. oct l-Qawtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29
FASHIONABLE
Wig and Curl Manufactorv.

On 4ul Street three doors beto,u the u. S. Bnnks
!" M. REYNOLDS. the Proprietor of this Estab-
w lishment respectfully informs the Ladies and
eIentlemen that he has recently returned from New
York and Philadelphia. with select assortment of
hair work of the most approved and latest fashions
not to be surpassed for neainess and workmanship
consisting of braids of assore sizes and colours
putt and rnglstt curls; frlze do; the braid and bow
puR, new invented fashion.
Gentlemen's wigs, scalps, toupees and scratches
made to fiji the head with such exquisite neatness as
to be undstlnguishabe from natural hair at the same
time affording the most perfect ease to the wearer.
Hair-cutting and shaving, done in the most perfect
manner yet discovered Razors &c. put in first rate
order. oct 29-eo1et