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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
5ACREO mUSIC.

Nj r. A. HUDSON. begs leave respectfully, to
4NA 'ntolm the Ladles and Gentlemen of Rch-
mond and its vicinity, that he has again returned to
the city, with view of commencing another course
OF instruction in Sacred Husrc.
He would take this opportunity Of expressing his
gratitude for the liberal patronage Eithe received
hopes BY an unremttrd attention in inpar,inc a
knowledge OF this important and delightful science to
merit their iaVors again. lie hopes that ,s former ~
PTS will avail themselves OF this opportunity frJhe
mrroYement-and their attention will be considerably
directed TO set pieces, Anthems, &C.
For particulars, apply to Mr.. Charles Holt Jr and
Air James c. Crane, Main street.
sept 2l-eO6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

LANCASTER RACES.-A race took place q,
i.ahcaSie,. Pc. ~ TUESDAY last 4 miles and ro-
peat Tor $500, between Sir Lowell owned IN New,
n3fk; Washington, owned by Mr. ID xon Of
washington. Peggy McDec, owned hy MIR ].
J. Harrison of Virginia. and Bach.l,r. owned b,,
AIR. Robert Parker OF Baltimore
inc purse was taken IN two heats by the last
NAMED horse, he beating his opponents with ease
or Lowell we learn was drawn aflc the first
neat. Sir Lowell beat Bachelor over tho Ion1
island course last spring, and bets we learn were
I"FEE to oNn in his favor on the present occusioD
bachelor IS said to have been in prime order.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
BOUNTY LANDS.


ENHE subscriber offers hi services IA claimants Of
- Revolutionary Bounty Lands, IN PROCURING
scrip Tor w arrsnts issued to br issued by The
Executive Ut Virginia, or by the Secretary If War.
ana III locating the same where the b~s, selections
! OF Land may be made. lie VIII also buy Warrants
or the Scrip.
He may be found OF all times at Mrs Dayays
boarding house. near the Capitol
All letters addressed To h!r1 p ,"h-.aJ aud oosf
= ----- .''.' -uIy ATTENDED t.. F
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
"a EA--t&laNEa al e W 8
Port OF, RICH.WON.D
SAILED.

Schr Triton, kuowluug. for Boston, coal
Scar Minerva Mister. Baltimore coal and tobacco
NEW YORK, sept 81 Ard, schrs Fai!.PIav Lee Rich
nond Meridian, inserso do Dunou & SON. ScuH do; Geu
Jackson Corson, do Mary Archer Wosou 90; Fairfield
Colin do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

not properly DO suspected OF any moraper
FEELINGS or Ill purposes towards aav such h,rrs =, ,b
any, 'na'esi assured aud beg ,hcm mark the ,,ohrci
~ never again nave ia their powers 10 place az
no same hsh patriotic and pTascwonny commence of ,,c
as Nv wihuraw'ni from the present very UNEQUAL cnnes,
mn commenting to the people elect their r,yal sps o,,
WIN insure 10 he'n moe valuable and p.,menen, popu
Iariy 10 future, than tho contrasts tey Az. ,.
upon themselves by such unequal contests = '''"""
\ CtrriEN BuCKNGIAM CouNrr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

The Duke dc RnGusa mas reached Austria. n
Dronche' formerly Director General Of Police, has
arrived Brussels.
General Pope Ind arrived at Paris.
Pho French BX-Mnlstsr of Marine. Baron d
Haussca, after being -four nights sea in a fishing
boat, landed IN England lie made his escape from
Deppe.
Prince Tuleyrand had paid his respects to the
Duke of Orleans, and was present al tho Dukes ~
stallatIon king No cork ever swan better than
this veteran politician.
General RcWb"l, who married beautiful lady of
Brumore, many years ago, Is commander of the out
posts, under General Gerard, whom he Joined at The
instruction IN Paris.
The young American pupils in the schools Of Pa
ris made up a contribution from their own Purses Of
5000 francs for the families ofDhc killed and wound
cd ParIsoDs --C.Nat Gds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

DIED, IN Charleston. 5. G. on Monday. the 13,b
INST Mr. FRANCrs O'DoNNELL, native Of Lynch
burg Va ,grd 81 years
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28


Me'Ts Editors The article your paper of Yesterday
'ne Signature OF Wv VsrEa purporng an opo.
OF hi. attack upon Nathaniel Bacon Of
ruay instead Of being such apology or .'cxpaua,on'
was understood by Nathaniel Bacon would nc made it
metve" ~ your rrcsemce) considered 10y Nathaniel
;, 10 De, gross asgravat0nn the insult given frat
therefore, repeat tina, the 10y New
'oet IN the hs article. who Nathaniel IA,
con false and that his making attack that Inc did
on Nathaniel Bacon haynp the .,hoT ., bfs ,icr o IT,
pntToon; because ho also knew the relation
,s between them him from PERSONAL
unane Bacon considers to- his understand
us, TOT any man to use such language towards him. con
~ 'he articles referred to, aud deny that there any
Consistent with honorable feelings is tho least that NJ,
honie Bacon could the cont,mp, with
which he regards tho conduct ~ yoterSub,is,n,
he relation that nature has placed between them Narbaar
Bacon Is constrained to oeGo the infection personal cha
useeb ana regrets that repetition savage attack b,,
Io"PPeUeu mn thus publicly these outrages
I This controversy has sided into personality IN
spite OF our endenVors to prevent 1t is nov ended
Coiumbia. The Journal of Commerce contains %.
rouS extracts OF 10 tors from Carhlgcna from July
Soth to Aug. 2;h winch represent the cnnditlon ri
tn's distracted republic as becoming worse and worse
One of them saws
AIN on" Of III" nightly meetings Of the Junto cr
DenagogucS at BDgota, It was deliberately prppcsrd
aud unanimously agreed t. murder Gen Rafael Ur-
deneta Senior Restercpo, Senior Castillo Q II late Min
tsIefs OF State Scnor Cove Deputy Of COMPRESS;
Marlno and Pope Paris: the American N,n;.tnr CoI
Moore; The British Secretary of I,cration Col Cam
bell; and two ether foreigners, one IF them NJ II
lngsworth-the name of the other | have M, bonr
oU'e W i'aTh' L MS horrible massacre 10 have
taken place at masked ball, b. given in honor Of
The President But happily, Urdancta discovered the
plot IN Tune TO Illustrate It's abamrablc purpose and
The ball was put off Urdancra has sold every thing.
and is about TO rerire with his family to the country
IN the hope of beng has enaba 10 preserve his Gfe
from The polgnard # the assassin"
- Another mentions thai plot was discovered m
CaTthagrna IN the end of July, ssinato Bolivar
ana all tn" military chiefs friendly 10 him
The Province OF Casanare still persists IN the pur-
pose OF forming an Independent State, or anreyrnr #
sen To- venezuela. Other Provinces of New Gre
dencc. pa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
FALL FASHIONS.
HATS

Af NOND & BROTHERS beg leave 10 notify
"a their friends and the public that in addition to
,helr present st"cH, hey frequently receiving
large supplies of HATS of almost eyer descrinin5
among which, are l-t and ID quality beavers LIST
ana I'd DO castors; imitation beavers very neat and
cheap arcle LIST, 2d and Cd quality rorams; yooths
and chldren'S hats; wool hats &c
They have, IN addil ion to their stock of HITS n
handsome assortment Of CAPS; consisting Of gen
-..I,r
and hair seal; children's do do
Country Merchants respectfully informed, that
they can be supplied the shortest notice and on
the most favorable terms, and that no pains viii be
spared TO oil their rders IN the ueatrst manner.
N. B. Good Flour at the ma ket prices will al
ways oe received on account sep 28-eois
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

,,,r,,,.,, r,,- Baltimore, Sept. %.
LATEST FROM CALLAO.-The ship Gen
smith arrived this morning having left there Sd of
July The captain safes, that there had been an
action on he 18th April between Gen Pricto and
Frene IN the n"ighnorhood of Conception in which
action Prlene was defeated with loss of all the foot
Soldl"rs-the hotse made heir escape IN which Gen
TapPan was killed and Frieur banslcd The ~,
and he had arrived at Callao his way To Mexico
previous to the sailing ofthe Cen Smith Pri"to is
much opposed to foreigners. The country Is still in
an unsettled and distracted stn,c, and under no
government
Left at Calao, United States ship Guerrero and
81. Louis. Phe Dolphin had sailed for Vopar-
also
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

Shaving Comforts.
addition 10 the warranted old England Razor and tire
p invaluable sided Razor Strap the subscriber has Just re-
cevcd variety Of superior shawn, and washing snap &C.
among the assortment the Emorul Naples compound
double scented shaving soap, Cosmetic Tablet Castle ImouI
Rose AMI Soda washing soap Cologne and Florida water
sept 70 f. - SANNNY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

MARRIED-On Thursday. the 23d instant. nv
the Rev. MIR Taylor. Mr.. Wa HArcuErT of KIM,
William, to Miss JuprTU Fox Of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
DYSPEPSIA GU RED-

sept. "a. 1890.
u consideration ofGn agreement this day en,c,sd
~ INTO with DIR john DOVE, Of Richmond Va. /
hereby constitute and appoint him my Agent m md
for the State of VIRGINIA q HAISTEAn
, CITY OF RICHMOND, z. Street.-Empovscred
oy the above now offer my services to the ffiicted
YIN DyfPepsa Having just returned from New
"htfe had ample opportunities of seoting the
sAire efficacy OF said Hasteads met bod of cure hy
GaiIy intercourse and conversation with from 10 to
~ OF las patients, whose diseases mad resisted the
sOieS' medical advice IN Europe and Americ,: and
have hesitation m pronouncing itsoG, 60?
permanent, when well understood and Faithfully
tlCcd TnITr DpyyT'J P'1C-
Scut 81 aw4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
IS eersa0sa ~ aEes.
Tuesday.

III OTIS. DUNLOP a CO
GROCERIES
On TUESDAY, mo ss,h ,ns,nn, =, IN o,.,,
nil be sold store " ~ ei'eA'
% bhds ST. Croi2 sugars
10 do Porto Rico do
SO Ibis Campbells gin
SO do Sanos and Marseiles vino
100 boxes soap
100 do candles
TO reanes Wrapper g paper
SO bills mackcrel
10 hhds molasscs
90 casks Imp oil
20 casks Goshen cheesa
SO boxes chocolate
i I, 60 ead'ng-hnes, nutmegs. mace. cider
sep27 q n 40
ADDITIONAL
wa! be added to our sala THIS sopN,nc
CHESTS Gun Powder Tea Importation I8so
''P - - ID 81 CO Auc',s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
JOHN NAN-LEW s. ID
GcncraI Agency in Kentucky.

General Agency in Kentucky.
b'Hh subscribers VIII attend 20 paying taxes, ruaurE cut
collecting rents mahuG sales preparing sut, n ary ,Ir,
business n relation 10 nnnrcd.n's' land any past OF Ken
W E i"cy VII also attend to- the collection Of cbs rr any
sWW business u every instance where md titles arc 10 e
investigated, certificate oi Opposite n some ulvr hsnk ,
On amount sufficient To- Tay the expenses, forwarded
before tie business s undertaken Letters addressed To s
post r' d" Lexington, hy vii be puucu5y attended IN
john MILTON
IBIN MILTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

CHANCERY in H-nrco County C,onr,
n Cie k Office, July Rules, 1880:
Henry l.. Cater, Prr
against
William VI, CloP,on and Beverly Clop'on DIS
The defendant WIN. NJ. Clopton not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the act
OF Assembly and the rules of this court and il
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not An irbb
tant ct this counryit ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next D.cb
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newsnare
published IN the city of Richmond, for two months
cessvey, aud posted the front door Of the Court
House Of this county
69 a cow Tse,.
eOlm LOFTTN " FIr E--rr =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

OIlCE.-HaV'nS qualified as the odrninist fator
~ OF the estate Of The late Martin Lipsromt,
deed, Ut tie county Of Ilenric0, hereby reou.sr
and give notice 10 oil persons having GAINS pg5,ns
The said deccdcnt, To make the Fam, kpovn - ,,.
on or before the first doy Of November ocxt o,bcr
WISE TINS notice will be plead in bar OF sa,d CLAIMS
Hnd all those indebted To said estate. will pIense
come forward and settle the same as !, ~ nv isI
10 close the administration as soon as possible
sep 2G--d6t clOt MARTIN DRJTDv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

The parties interested are hereby required w at
tend at this office, prepared with testimony to sustain
their pretensluns on the 4th day Of November next,
At O'Clock, a. VI. 4 H. UARTON
q tw Conn G.. C., fredericksburg,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

w ILL be sold at the lae residence If M,,1;1,
LipscGno' decd. near the Bloody run Spriny.
on Church-ltlIi, on Friday the LIST of October nex,
al o COCK, al 'he household kitchen furniture,
estate OF said decedent Terms az sale
sep %o-4t MARTIN DRURY Adp,o,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
W & J. G. CRANE

aug 3O-w4w c
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30
Eyo,,. Tie Richmsna )DIig.


Mr. Cl,Y.--.The following letter from Mr..
Clay 10 an ingenious and worthy mechanic
OF that city, win be read with satisiaction:
Ashland, Cd DeesnaLcs, 1890.
DsAR sirR.-.I have received the letter
which YOU did me the favor, on the 10th OF
October last, to address 10 me, with tho
Snuil Box accompany ing II, manufactured
by You, and which you have kindly offered
TO my acceptance receive The present with
much ihanksnlness, and shall CHERISH il as a
valuable testinonf Y Of Your friendly consid-
Grafton. and OF the ingenuity and noatncss
which il displays, The specimens OF COM
sun,lnate skin aud perseysring industry, dai.
~ issued froa the workshops Of our ARTISTS
are strong practical arguments, tending to
correct the theories and TO remove the doubts
OF the opponents, and to aniinsie the hopes
aud strengtlss, the confidence Of the friendA
OF the American System The day cannot
lie distant. when passion aud prejudice hav-
ing subsidized, all will yield 10 the accumuia-
tag evidence oftbe wisdom OF tspolcy Likos
our gallant navy, II will conquer the public
favor. In tie mean time, whilst others rank
and threaten. Let those, like yourself, who an
desirous 10 render our country independently
prosperous and happy unawcd. firinly and
steaail, employ tissir tongues, their pens ~
Their hands. to enIignten the under standingst
and supply tie wants OF our fellow citizcns-
must add the expression Of the saiislacs
ton derive from the place whence this man
Hesitation Of friendly regard has prcccedcdi-
May Richmond, which recalls many early IL
agreeable associations, soon realize all tho.
unequailed advantages whiclitrosscsses foe
the successful prosecution VI lie aftss And
may you and its other eaierPris'ng mechail-
les ENJOY full share OF Its prosperity
am, with great respect,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
Ill. CLAY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

pears 10 attend the selection Of candidates.
that no choice az all may be made AZ the pre-
sent session, and the election be dc yol,cd on
the next Legislature - Mad ht
Missouri Senator The St Louis Repub&.
kcan, speaking OF the late contest for Sena-
tor OF the u States, holds Tire following Lam
guage as to the Senator elect and the present.
Senator:
ave understand that Mr.. BucKSsR is
entirely opposed TO the prescription tina, has
marched over this land, with Gcsoistr in
ITS tram, and that he il the decided advocate
Of those measures OF inteinai improvement.
and the protection of domestic manufactures.
on which the future welfare Of our country
win mainly depend
1--WE must still acknowledge that we have
been disappointed IN the failure to re-ciece
Mr.. n1groS. We believed that the true in
terests Of cur country, and the maintenance
al pure political principles. required his clec~i
ton. We hoped still 10 hear his voice in the
eloquent iennnciation OF tyrann, IN Whatever
torn ii NIGH be pracused; anu 10 sea Tho
enemies OF good government shrink before
his whitening sarcasm. Though we are dis
arpeinted in this just hope, we s,ill do not
despair. The people themselves viii not sui.
fer the man who has been the true and con-
sisten, friend of liberty and good government,
TO he long oppressed by combination Of de-
signing demagagnes, but they viii with their
own voices raise him 10 places OF high trust,
and shew by the rewards they hestow on
him, that they entertain a proper sense Of
bis public services, No man can be found
more honest, none moro capable, none moro
faithful TO the CONSTITUTIONS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30
Mr. LEWIS T.. BARNES.
RlesMosn. Va Dec. &c

R,esmosp. (ra.) Dec &c.
| In the Federal CIRCUIT Cousi in This his
inct. on Friday last, Anthony Evarss il. late
Of Bedford county, having been by jury.
on preceding day Vi the term, found guilty
of felony, in counierfs,ting e1Han papers.
Jufpafling To he declarations OF persons who
bad been soldiers in the army OF The Rcv0lu-
ton with q view lrauIuientlyta Obtain from
the tIiaited States the sum Of money which
the law allowed as pnnslons 10 such persona
as were tlnrein described. and in Publishing
as genuine such counterl,sied papers, was
that day led to the bar, and by the court
sentenced 10 imprisonment aud hard labor
for the term OF four years.
And Thomas Underwood. late or the coun--
ty OF Hensico, WIN had been, In like man
mel, found guilty of similar offence. and or
perjury upon two indie tnsnts, in making
oath that the persons shess declarations he
had counterlcileu, were lepMed TO have been
soldiers in the army Of the Revolution, when
he knew tlleyweres not soldiers in that army,
was that day also brought to the bar, and
sentenced by the court 10 be imprisoned and
kept at hard labor, on the Indictment for fe-7
lony, for the term OF three years, and on each
Of the indictments for perjury, for the term
of six months suecessively-- making term ef
four years Enquirer.
MAIL ROBBERY ~ We understand.
that there is reason 10 believe that the
Fwho!e steamboat mail. that was sent
from this town on the 3Oth Of last month
was stolen f,om sha mail bag. the mo-
aPy taken. aud the letters with The o.
ther contents destroyed. The maifwas
unusually large, AID il has beer as-
|cettained that enc letter, containing
sum Of money, has been
,pufl' insd and circumstances warrant
the beliefs that tue whole mail was Ia
ken. -Aew Bedford oiuisv Dec ~.
We learn that some If the bills COM
tanned ia this mail. have been present
I'd al the Banks IN 'lus city and excfanes
I'd for oth1s-- without thu knowledge
4 the ees<,ns r. whom they we're lu%
closed.-Jsur, n Cea.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

II appears that our worthy friend of the
Republican Banner, has been misiAlormed as
to the Chancellor of Maryland having deci-
ded in the case of injunction pending between
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company,
and that of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
No decision has been had, as yet, in the case.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

Private adyices from the Seat Of Govern
nent OF the State of Kentucky. leave il IA
matter Of doubt hesy the election. depending
there, will result, though probably in favor
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

Smcide-On Thursday evening last. Mr.
Robert Boak, tavern keeper in Backlestewn,
in fit of mental arrangement, put an end
10 his life by hanging himself. Mr u has
uniformly bore the character of strictly
honest man; kind and good neishbor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30
.Nartisasbsrg Gazette assa Public .asscesssiser.
NO /

from what we hear OF the difficulty which am
pears 10 attend the selection OF candidates.
that no choice az all may be made al the pre-
sent session, and the election be desolscd on
the next Legislature - Nai Mt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30
Fsom tie Providence Journal, q December 10

from We f'feDsHeHcc Joltf1sd, n JJecfHtDeT 10
A general National Convention Of Dele
gates and Representatives from the several
towns 10 this State. will be holden at the
STATE HousL in East Greenwich, On Wed
nesday, the 18th day of January next, at
O'Clock, r. Nj for the purpose Of nominating
suitable candidates for general officers for the
ensuing political year, and adopting rcqal-
site measures to ensure their success II IS
also expected that The Convention will take
into consideration the expediency OF appoint
ing delegates to attend the proposed Conven
lion at the City of Washington, TO nominate
a suitable Candidate for the next President
of the United States. Every Town not re.
presented by National Republicans is ques
ted to take seasonahle measures TO be repre-
sented in the Convention.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

Mr. C,sYs-'rhe following letter from Mr..
Clay 10 an ingenious and worthy mechanic
oI that city, viii be read with satisiaction:
.9.Ltan3 al n.re.aJa.s 4QyO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02

Has just receired and 9Ders FIR ,aie,
VeAR OF WEIGHS; or Table of ihe RcslnePa.
1 portions actually existing between the wsis.La
Foreign Commercial Countries and those Of ,he lo'si
States: embracing other weight, information. -, u.
- Barney, late Naval Officer of the Port q Rl..Ure
The proprietor" at these Tables having i'r ualy
years. been aware of the great utility that such avoS
would be to the merchant, engaged IN foreign on.
nercc, as we'll a. in sseminniing the nlorms'1n 2
contains st more generally; and occupy my ssle 81
for considerable time, situation where he ir'qsr
ly met with difficulty, and in various ro,snc, ia.
Il utterly mprac,icable to obtain ANY thing Ike s''
factory knowledge of the relative properties ';
cpmmsrcia' mcighis of different Jorsigp enl'on, =.
ands and p!Gcc', bore TO t'o.e ct the United si's'
he has been induced to undertake tbs work, and ,-
ceiyes, that by offering II ~ rs present form, dnt6
of all cxrancOus matter thereby rendering es, .l.
Ky, of course less costly, it vii! BE- found the me b.
ceptabie. auR4-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
Peal Nothing Cellar.

yEyIIE subscribe has band an assortment OF cha'
4 paignc and clsret wines; among when are u"
Blanc de Grave, Ma ieira, &c of his own importation
London porter, lllbbert's brown stout, ALBANY
Newburg, and Philadelphia, Georsetown and A'eN"'-
dra ale AMI porter bottled crab cider and good strong
and tlis,i!ledvnegar. Csrks OF various Qualities
Cash given for old bottles.
OT DYING and securing continued as heretofore
p. j. SALVErAr.
NB Orders fur any of the above articles will be
attended to- either for home or abroad suit the eli
mates to which vessels may be bound-an object III
some Importance commanders who are aware oil the'r
cabin stores being thus preserved
Ur The editors ofthe National lntel'Sencer. wash
ington. Columbian Gazette, Georgetown, "incne''er
Republican. Virginia Gazette. W.rrenton, and Wash
ingtonau, Leesburg, viii publish the above st, and
SEMI their accounts to thisoiiice.
June )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02

YFlCnANIA!I NICHOLAS begs leave to inform ms
"A rrendsn Alexandria aniits vicinity, and the pup
lie generally, th, having at great expense, establish
ed BRASS FOUNDRY on Water street. ior 'he
purpose of casting ANDiRpNS, with every "'h,l s!e
cs nj work connected with The business, he assures
them Chat he viii cast and finish any work which may
be entrusted to him as well and as cheap as can ne
procured from any osthe Northern Cities. lie vii
also make OF repair Soda Fountains upon apPaca''on
lie has, moreover, eInployeds workman rom h"g'.nu
to conduct the Cutlery Business, and soio'S PoLIo'
of the puolc patronage. All xmas Oh Screws
ron, steel, &c, cut to order.
Applications NAV be made either at the Foundery OF
Water street or at his old stand On FuFfax street