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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20

Having heretofore inadvertently neglected to
give to our readers the finale of our controver-
sy with MIR. Richie, concerning his 'positive
contradiction" we now subjoin the following,
from a statement of the case made by the Nation
al Journal:
On the 10th instant, also, the Compiler came
out with an explanation, stating that it had some
: reasOns to suspect, from some signs upon the
$ rerytace Of the %erfract, that it might probably
shave emanated from the pen of Mr.. PEsouD,n
and that in consequence, it had addressed a let
ter to Mr.. P. who is editor of the Petersburg
''Old Dominion What these suspicious signs
piler sayeth not. Mr.. Pescud's answer is as
follows:
"Pefersburg, May 8, 1880.
The article you are in guest of, was inserted
In the Old Dominion on the lst of August last,
which you will find accompanying this note
You will by a statement of the simple fact, place
the matter in dispute between the Compiler and
Alexandria Gazette, in a correct point of view.
Had the Daily Wing been received by me, |
could at once, from the extract furnished by one
of the writers in that paper, have been enabled to
correct the error into which the Alexandria Ga
zette has fallen, by noticing the circumstance"
Thus the mystery was solved-and it was
shown that though the Editor of the Gazette erred
in surprising that Mr.. RlTcHIE had made the re-
mark imputed to him, Mr.. RS. own paper was
the authority for the error. The article had been
originally published in another paper, but was
copied into the Compiler under appearances
clearly indicating it to be an editorial effusion of
the latter. 1t was pne of those "gross errors"
to which Mr.. Richie has so pathetically confess
ed his propensity. that he should mistake another
mans writing for his own; but it had a precedent
in the example of his celebrated " East Room !"
correspondent, who once mistook himself for ano-
Their man,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20

Hour.-The price of Flour from wagons was
steady yesterday at "a As. We heard of no
sales from stores to shippers-all are at a stand.
Further advices from Europe are looked for with
much interest. .
Grain.-We have no alteration to notice in
the prices of Wheat or Corn. Oats and Rye are
scarce, and would readily command our quota
tons of 40 and As cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
Notice.

NVHE creditors of GEORGE COLEMAN, whose claims
4 have passed the Orphans Court, will receive adj
v,dend, on application to the subscriber. on. Tuesday
nert. the 25M instant. WM. ID. MUTT,
may 2U-cU5t Admir-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
.e,,sDce to the news from Washington will

s,sDce TO the news from Washington will
,b,t the proceedings of Congress are get
'''' hs very interesting, and that one more re-
l ,.s h,ep added to the list. already l~tolera-
bylarse. xseoecss
.t,ted in the Charleston City Gazette that
v,,,,u DRAYTox is about to vacate
~. IN Congress, and he is proposed as the
=, Governor of South Carolina:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
The Telegraph says

1--WE appeal, fearlessly, to every community
in this widespread Republic-let the republican
party speak-HAVE THE REMOVALS EX-
CEEDED OR FALLEN SHORrOF PUBLIC
EXPECTATIONS"
Ditto!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20

Mr. THOMAS, of Philadelphia, announces that
Will sell by auction, on the second Tuesday
september next, the law stock of one OF our
principal booksellers, consisting of about thirty
sO0'oad rohImes, embracing the best editions
" nearly all the works in general use. and a
'rse number of the old reports and other scarce
works. A large amount Of miscellaneous books
VII be sold at the same time.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20

rThe Alexandra Canal Bill passed the
Senate yesterday, by a voteof "a to ls.-It now
only waits the signature Of the President to be.
come a law.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
TO Neut.
For Sale OF Rent,

IVY ONlC Or INCNts
- That large and commodious two story
HyTA BRICR DWELLING HOUSE
GS on Water, between Prince md Duke streets,
s1-4ss. at present occupied by Mr. Lawrence Hill.
Il has attached to it y large garden, stable, with = car
rage house and brick out-houses The situation is Q
good ne, the house in good repair, and it will be sold
or rented low. Apply to
may 10 LINDSAY, HILL Il Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
EAWarN Stnoler Il Som

EaWarA StuOler ~ SON
ID ESPECrFUIiY inform rhpse who have oppor'n-
Il mites Of Sc nding to 'e,sndria, that they expect
Ia recrivc 10 the course Of he present week a large
ard general assortment Of the mes, G.3ROEN SEEDS,
Ga supply Of Flower Seeds will sub. qu-n'ly come to
hand) grown Nv d e c Ldndreih at Their Nur'eries
near Philadelphia. and warranted by them IL b. genuine.
T. S. " Son state, also, that they are Agent for pro-
curing Plants, shrubs, v mes, Roots, Fruit Trees, Or
namcntsl Trees. &c. ofevery description.
All will be sold at the Phillde phia prices, the pur.
chaser paying the expenses u transportation, &C. on
articles ordered for him.
In addition to their own recommendation OF the above
articles. they give the following letter from . distin'
guished citizen Of Virginia.
OAK Hell, February Is, 1880.
Gentlemen Il have received your letter OF the I'D,
and assure ,ou, with pleasure, that the Garden Seed
with which you have supplied us for several years, IS OF
excellen, quality, and such as my family have highly
approved did not know from whom you procured IL
but conclude from your letter that it Was he'srs. Land
reth.
J,MES MONROE.
To Messrs. EEwAnp STiBLKR & Sos,
Druggists, .Asrasdnd.
march II IaN.1eLI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
COMMERCIAL.

Price Of Produce in alexandria yesterday.
Flour, (Superfne) ......."..S4 As a O 90
Wheat, (good red ............ o 80 a 0 IS
- best white) ......... go 0 90
Corn, ....... ."......."". 0 Sc q O 81
Corn Meal, yellow .."..... o 81 a 0 AZ
White) .."..... 0 AZ a o 46
Rye, ....... ......."...... o As a 0 90
Oats, 0 40 a 0 90
Whiskey, ................... 0 90 a O %
Timothy Seed, ............. l so q 0 90
Flax Seed, .................. O IS q 0 80
Bacon, ................... -. 7 90 a 0 90
Butter, "................. 0 10 0 Is
Lard, 0 OF a 0 OCT
Plaster Paris (retail)........ 6 90 q O 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
The Cincinnati American says

From the signs Of the times nothing, in
our judgments, can prevent the Western States,
with the exception of Tennessee. from going to
Mr.. Clay in a solid ~phalaux. In Indianna, Mis-
souri,. Ohio and Kentucky, he will carry over
whelming NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. but those that wiH
not see will now presume to deny this, if at all
capable of Judging"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06

PORT or RJCHyuONO
AQRIVEn

ARRIVED, 4. =
Schr Tantvy, Couch from New York q d..
with snndries to Davenport, Allen g. Co Han e,
Moore, o Lay. d Timberiake. J. NcKpdoc' e n,
Mitchell: w Mitchell, jr, Baldwin, Ives &. Co Jpo,
kef' l. Webb & Co, Renne. Worthom & Nc.
Grnd-r, II BtaInire, Perkins g. Harris. JIM g. w
w IlIis, N Gordon, Trpiettt & Johnston, Marx &
""n' Bagweil q Smith, Dutton, Mrs kfaul, / Tci,
snor' w o. Z Crane. JHagan, Collins e. Co J II
~ ash Cotton u Clarke. A W Noiriny, b Pev,nrY.6
SInnh, Raymond g. Brothers, J Simon Lee rs
oowies, Lancaster q DENLY, B Hillard. j rbrnn-
son. Lucke Sizer. Ofis, Du Mop & Co. CIonr;rs
Son d Brothers. and In order - =
Schr Chesterfield. Beas,on, from York dave
" van sundries. TO ID Anderson, jr Lucke g. sizc,
scott " Fry, Triplcti s. Johnston and Ia order
sehr Three Sisters, Creighton, from N York, via
Eastern Shore, ballast. - 80 t '''
Sshr collna. Cole. from .saco, via Norfolk, with
bricks, to master. IT, 'r''Fl - ~ "'''
Sioop Fame, Doughty, from New York. d,vs
WIN sundrics tn { Holt j. & ca, N Myers S,n;,
O. Gordon Sintnn, and Parker -
SiooDs Eliza Ann and Mary from Norf;Itr .-t
1'eauihoats Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltin,or.
anu Richmond, Chapman. from Norfolk
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus, Turner for Balt;mo,e a.,
gers. ~ f'S'e'
Brig isley. Mitchell, for New orleans, with ne
groes, nails. &c. "
Schr Mary Ateiicr, Sadlcr, for New York, with
Schr T'aiiir, kilIcy, for Boston. with co,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06

Vn7demand Tor tobacco. since Oh. Ias, has Leen
rather hnssed bun pf'sss Ecasu WITHOUT s,.sr.,ion
Nov. 30 -Cotfoa--rhe. demand Throughout tho
day has been TAR; the sales Of Saturday and This
amount to about $500 at the prices Of last week.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 4 CO.
(.POCEIIFS

I'm FRIDAY The 9Th inst at half past ten O'Clock
VIII be sold Al our Auction Store an assortmept OF
Pii,ne groceries, &C q. ID. s. Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06
BOOKS.

BOOKS. "
EoR sale by ARIEL WORKS, opposite the Eo.
gle Hotel, '"e it'
Horne on the Scriptures
Josephus, complete, il one vol
Fayson's Sermons
Hebrew Bibles
H"arts Commentary on the Hebrews
Lectures or the Evidences of Christianity by Da-
mel Wilson y -
Aids to Reflection in the forr9att,a OF manly
Character by =. Il. Coleridge
Lille OF the Rev. .Jnhu SuumeftieIL
liant
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04
DGmJrics' Remedy Jor the
Piles &!

Ns,r case of n cure! BostcW, Noccmbsr 81
%,IR,-rhc Pile Ointment md Eccluary lNiCly had
~ Of vou hns Ind an excellent effect | have been
troubled tor years with the Pcs, and have never
The late attack WINS severe one, hut tho relief was
nlmcs, immediate, take great pleasure in c0mmu.
ncnng ihia you, for the benefit Of any who may he
suffering under ~ painful n disease.
Mr.. kid2er. p II.
The original letter may he seen NJ the Counting
ROM of the Proprietor.
The proprietor Of lhp medicine recommends It with
IhC fullest confidence RHonc oI tho most valuable rem
ctics vet discovered, ar the NJ tho painful and
,lchhntWg compliant Of the Piles, He deems il Wn-
urccsany 10 publish any other than the foregoing tcs
rn0nnl in IL favor. This remedy Inns moro perfectly
answered the purpose ior which Il IL intended, ihnn
nNV other now ~ common use, and niio Is immediate
and permanent rstieI both from the disorder itself and
,so hcnt.achc loss ot appetite, indigestion, aud 9TH
~ marks of debility.
Tin remedy IL quite innocent, aud may he admins
tered 10 all ages and both sexes Plain aud ample d
rcctiuns with description OF the complaint, accom-.
vnny each package, winch consists of two boxes Que
tonaining nm OiWm"ni and tho other an EectHGry.
Price 81 Tor both articles, or so cents where but
onr only IL wanted.
THE obove Voiuobip MedicineS, prepared from
!hc original Ms. recipe Cf The lat" DR.. ". r.
Contiy. By r. K,pnEG, his immediate success.
SIR and sole proprietor. For sale (Tih 0N The
o,hcr Conway Mrdcinc,) at his counting room
orer No. 90, Court street, corner If Hanover
ctrcei, Boston, and by his special oppointmem by
Samuel Buct, Liichfcld, Edtcord Cowies.
South Farms, Daniel Norton, Canaan, and
J. c. Hatch, Ne,O. Preston.
Observe tina, none arc genuine unless s'gned by I.
kIDDER on tho outside printed wrapper. -
large discount mndC /" Country Physicians, Ira
dora Sc C5wlNo9
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04

A PLEASANT REMEDY FOR
COrNS :!

TT, hUs been known for many yenrs, tha' the AlRl-
On CORN PLASTER affords immediate l"lIct,
and effects n certain cure for Corns. BY tie arpjrr
lion according to accompanying directions the Corn is
soIlcnrd, hstenualed, and drawn out by the '"o,s,
wlh"u, The cust rnin, or any tho trouble aud dam
ger attending tho hazardous aud Intellectual practice
OF extracting the corn by mere cutting
The following insNnccs--irom many others OF q al.
mjlWr RrRctcr-suc enly attest the superior clcU.
Cv of the Albion Corn Plaster:
Mr. FnrrNr, Of Boston, was n number Of years dis.
trcSpcd by very painful corn, had applied cv"ry thing
recommended without effect, and was rendered per.
trc, cripple. On applying this Phstcr he wns perfect.
" cured of his corn Nnd freed from his lnmcncss,
A Gentleman Of Greenfield WIS wears afflicted with
II very painful corn, aud was cured 10y one boz, aticr
every other plaster had been tried To no purpose.
MT. Cutler, Of Boston, was cured Of Il troublesome
corn by onc box.
CrriiGcatc.- those afflicted with Corns on their
feet, | do certify, that hive used the Albion Corn
pms,cr with complete success Before ! had used
one box, Il completely cured u corn which had moMb.
led me Tor many years. ! make this public for the
benefit Of those afflicted with this painful complaint.
(Signed) WIN. SHAW.
Flushing, Long Island, Feb. %
Iprice so cents bor.)
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04
THE INrIDEL.

1t is an awful commentary on the doc
,riue of iniidcIty, that its mos, strenuous
supporters have either miser"bly talsiiied
their sentiments in the moment Of trial, or
terminated their existence in obscurity and
utter wretchedness. The gifted author OF
the age of Reason passed the last years
Of his life in a manner which the mcanest
slave tina, ever trembled beneath the lash
Of taskmaster, could have no cause to en-
wv. Rosseau might indeed be pointed
out, as in some degree an excepIion-but
il is well known, that tho enthusiastic
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04
IttrDftrIG 1sMoutrrr:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-fo village and single mail subscribers
W PEE year, payable before the expiration OF SiN
mDhlhs.
90 2nln ,lanes Of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable rs above. To cOmpnnce less than slN,
~ ~ per year, payable above. t25 cents will be
deducted from each ofthcse prices when payment is
I'M 10 IA advance These prices are exclusive OF mail
OF stage charge for transportation.
NJ papers will be discontinued until all arrearRges
nre i'd except Mt the discretion or the publisher.
NNcc ola wish to discontinue must be given before
the eXnrlIion Of the year,
ADVER Using, One square, three insertions,
aud the same proportion tor two or more squares
II rR square IS cts Continuance over three weeks,
% Dcr ccht per week, A liberal deduction made for
y lvertsc mcnts continued or 10 months.
AlminisrHtors' and Executors Notices, 81 90
Com nissoncrs' Notices, %
nT Al communcat ions mus, be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04
No. 34.-WHoLE No. 100.

philosopher was miserable and disap.
pointed man. He met death, Il is true.
with something like calmnoss. But hn
had no clear and beautiful hope beyond tho
perishing things Of the natural world. H.
loved the words of God for their exceed
ing bcauty--not for thoir manifestation Of
an overriding intelligence. Life had be-
come burthen to him, but his spirit re
coied at tho dampness and silence Of tie
sepulchre-the cold, unbroken sleep, and
y" slow wasting away of mortality. lIo
""rished,a worshipper Of that beauty wh;rh
Nnt family shadows forth the unimagina-
bic glory of its Creator. At the closing
hour Of the day-when the broad West
was glowing like the gates of Paradise,
and the vine-hung hills Of his beautiful
land were bathed in the rich light Of sun
set, the philosopher departed. The last
glance of his glazing eye, was 10 him an
everlasting farewell to cxistence-the last
homage Of godlike intellect to holiness
and beauty. The blackncss of darkness
was before him-the valley Of the shadow
OF death was to him unacceptable and ctor-f
nal-thc better land beyond it was shroud-
cd from his vision.-W Whittier.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04

A sailor having been from his good be-
havior promoted from foremost man to 81
boatswain, was ordered on shore by his
captain 10 receive his commission at the
Admiralty Office. Jack went according
ly, and thus described his reception after
wards To his companions So bore away
said he, for the Admiralty Office: and
on entering the harbour, espied dozen
quill drivers. l hailed 'sm.; not word
said they, Hollo, again said I. Not word
said they. Shivcr my topsails, but what
can this mean 2 said I. 'Thea I took a
guinea from my pocket, and holding il in
my pepper; Iiollo, again said H. Oh!
Hollo,' returned they. So, SO. my boys,
cried l, you are like BaIaam's ass are you;
you could not speak until you saw the
Angel" -
LAcoNIANA.
Loquacity was never better characteri-
zed than by him who said, the tongue is
like pack-horse-it travels the faster the
less weight it carries
Mankind, too frequently wed opinions,
and having taken them for better or
worse conceive it point Of honor to
maintain them ever after though Reason
and Truth sue for divorce.
Charity should begin at home-true
but it should not end there. 1t may rea-
sonably be suspected of those WHO are fond
OF quoting this adage, that their charity IS
no great traveller.
There is no such thing as happiness !;
because all our enjOyments are transitory.'
The argument has the power of a two
edged sword-it will cut equally well both
! th..o-s Thn.o 70 a1rh ehsnn
as unhappineSs because all our sorrows
are transitory. This may appear untrue;
but to prove il so, il must be shown that a
sorrow exists, for which the past affords
no consolation, the future no hope-a
sorrov hat never forgets itself in the de-
light visions Of memory; nor kindles
into 10 It the promises of Religion; an
intc.,a ion of sorrow, however brief,
would be sufficient to support this argu-
ment.
Tho enemies of Revelation, think it
perfcc fair, to charge upon it all the
cruelIies and vices which pro- below
ers in have perpetrated-would they ac-
count Just if VIC were to lay the blame
ofal petty-larcenies and capital crimes
whic lie place in society, upon the stat
uie-b s, which was formed for their pre-
vcnt.oA and punishment And yet the
men Who can discover an example tor
prizes. raft, in the lives Of Christ and MS
T apostle a liberation Of persecution IN
the words Blessed are the mereiful ) or
command Of bigotry in tho precePt
'Juda not, lest yo he judged ); might sure
" f. m injunction TO pick pockets.
break a,o houses, or rob and murder on
the h.shway, in.the criminal codes Of civil
. encietE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04

The distances are taken from The posi-
office book. In general, the roads were
in a bad state, and in some cases, very
heavy.-Niles' Register.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04
MISTAKE OF A PROFESSOR.

grave and learned professor, in Cam.
bridge University, was one evening walk
! ing behind fashionable lady, in white
gown, when tho dress Of females was not
so short asst is now--and being, rs schol-
ars sometimes are, rather absent-minded,
he miStook the lady's train for his own
white pocket-handkorchief, which, fancy
ing he had dropped, he picked it up and
put it in his pocket. The lady continued
to move onward and the professor behind
her; but at every step, he felt a strange
jerking and pulling upon one side Of his
coat but not at all suspecting tho cause,
he went on for some rods, bobbing along
in rear of his fair neighbor. The lady
perceiving, that, like true love, her train
did. not run smooth, turned about to ascer-
tain the cause, and perceiving that the
learned professor had got possession Of
something more than his train Of thought,
exclaimed, doctor ----, I'll thank you
to lot 60 my gown
Professor. Your gown, madam
Lady. beg ysur pardon, sir, but l
believe in my soul, you've put the tail of
my gown in your pocket.
Professor. In my pocket, madam :
Lord so I have. beg ten thousand
pardons: thought it was my pocket
handkerchief.-N. Y. Constellation.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04
Winter Arrangements,
For Po"ghkecpsic, Ne'o YORK.
and 4ibdny.

STAGE leaves S. Dcmiug's tavern, Itch
- field, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings. az o'clock 4. NJ. and arrives in
Poughkecpsir in time t" take the steam boat
"r stage for New. York or Albany.
Leaves Hatch's hotel Poughkerpsie. for
LitchGrld, every Monday. Wednesday. and
Friday. at 3 O'Clock a. NJ, and arrives in
LtchGrld al =. ~.
Al baggage 81, the risk of the owners.
Seats taken NJ DrmngS. Litchfeld, and at
Hatch's. P"ughk.,n,i"
WIN. STEVENS s. Co. PrOprietors.
January l, 1880 1850
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04
LitchEeM County, SIS.

LifchfeM County, SIS.
Norfolk, January 12, 1880.
1T Is hereby ordered that notice be given TO
Il Nathaniel ". Brotrn. ahsconded to parts
unknown, Of the tendency of petition TO the
Superior Court TO be holden at Litchhcld, in
and for the county of Ltchfeld. on the third
Tuesday Of February, A. ID. 1880. in favor OF
Lucretia Bro,cn, against the said Nathaniel
for divorce. by publishing this order ihrer
times in the Litchield Enquirer" printed
mt Litchfield, the first Publication TO be at
least three weeks before the session of said
Superior Court.
AUGUSTUS PETTlBONE.
Chief Judge ccthe County Court for
Sc Litchfetd county.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-02-04

say, that in such o state Of things tho old
constitution was too good for them; they
could not bear it. No, Sir-they could
not bear freehold suff,a age and property
representation. | have always cnacavor-
ed to do The people jUsticc--bu, will not
llauer thcm--I will not pandcr to their
appetite for change. / will do nothing
to provide for change. ! will not ngree
to any rule Of future superintendent, or TO
any provision for future changes, called a.
Mendmcnts to the Cons'itutinn.--rhev
who love chnnge--who delight in public
confuSion-wlo wish 10 feed the cauldron
to make il bubhle--muy vote ifthCy please
for future changes. But by what spell
by what formula arc you going to bind the
people to all future time QWiS cNStodiet
cMstodeS? The days Of Lycurgus arc gone
by, when we could swear the people not
to alter the Constitution until we should
return-dnimO non reccrtendi. You may
make what entries upon parchment you
please. Give me Constitution that will
last half century-that is al! | wish for.
No Constitution that you can make will
las, the enc half OF half a century. Sir,
will stake any thing short Of my salvation,
that those who are malcontent now will be
more malcontent three years hence than
they are at this day. have ne favor for
this Constitutions. I shall vote against it's
adoption, and shall advise all the people of
my district to set their faces--aye--und
their shoulders against it. But il We are
to have il-let us not have il with its death
in its very face with the .facies hypO-
Sardonic grin of death upon
its countenance."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
Watches, Jewellery, &c.

VIE subscriber has received his Fall
supply oil gold and silver, lever, l-pine and virge
watches; fashionable diamond pearl let paste aid
fancy Jewellery, gold and plated watch. neck, and
guard chains, seals. keys slide, rings. and hooks
miniature cases and frames fancy bracelets coral &
beed necklaces, gilt and glass Deeds assorted musi-
cal boxes toy watches, gold, silver and steel specta
cles, ever-poirt ond common pencil cases. and lead
points, fountain, silver and steel pens silver tooth
picks and 'himbes, becd re'icues and purses
and straps penknives and scissors spy einsscs Their
nonie,crs pocket pistols, and percussion caps, fen
eng foils, walking canes. snuff and fame, boxes;
general assortment of plate and Ban,a ware,
ten trays, single. md i'll sets, bottle labels and school
NEEDLES, steel, gilt and silk watch ard guard chains,
mathematical instruments, military goods, watch ma
kers and dentists tools and materials; together with
general assortment of fancy and other guods in his
line, which he offers at unusually low prices.
VIM COWAN.
N. b. Watches, clocks, mathematical ms rurnens.
and other articles in the line carefully repaired.
Any article IN the above line furnished to order. at
short notice. dec Geo Ct