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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

The ntcd States anu the CieroSor indidI, ana the
provisions OF the law i'll force designed to protect
tho lands of the Cheroccs from invasion of citizens of
the United States
'ssoiced, That the practice which prevails almost
universally among the friends OF the present admins
raion of describing tho Of the executive depart
nent of the government the President himself,
out to ms Cabinet his advisers only be justified
ny reFortng to principle which, in hereditary mo
nhrchy might protect the king, but which Is not less
repnGnant to tho theory Of government than tho
former practice under H. The president, not less than
the h1mblcst officer of the government, is invested
with the power delegated by the people, and for the
crcfse of which he is responsible.
fSesotced That principles Of political economy are
worthy american statesman, but such appropriate
the energies of SOIL and reward the industry Of
our own citizens; and that HENRY CLAY, by his
early and undertaking support of the American System
mas secured to himself the imperisbahlc gratitude OF has
countrynlen.
Resoircd, That Congress have the power
internal improvements for the promotion of the general
weifnrc TO deny this is to the main arteries of
tho constitution impair its energies i'll and pros
trate them in peace.
| ReSoloed, That the citizens OF Washington in the
District Of Columbia by their proceedings and
tons at their public meeting the 4th of May last,
have displayed Independence, 4 fidelity, and a vigil
lance which cntitlc them the confidence of the Ma
tional Republicans throughout the Union as Jealous
and efficient sentincs TO vo the alarm whenever
rupt or inbeco administration attempts profanely
touch the ark of the constitution, wicedly to abuse
the powers which have been committed to its hands, and
that this convention considers it to bo It's duty c-
plicitly declare its admiration of the spirit of
these proceedings, and its entire coincidence with
of the resolutions which we're adopted a, that
meeting.
ResoIped That the dissolution of the late cab;net
whether bo the reslt OF internal fuds of conscious
ness OF incapability of loss OF public confidence
our country.
RcSolred Fhat tho taleuts aud integrity of BEsK,.
CLAY his onward fearless efficient public life devoted
to the of his country her constitution and Lave
entte him TO the confidence of the republic and we
do earnestly recommend him the electors of this
state as candidate for the presidency OF these United
States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
From the Philadelphia u. S. Gazette.
CHANGES.

we pelleve there is person so destitute of ohs,r,
Lo as not 20 perceive that Jacks0nism is On tc
Suti'JiVaHld We stop 70 tfi, ,rse OF
ihS ctdnge, and least of all would We brino q 'ronr
accusation against those who hold fast their
10 party but on all sides tho majority of the once
soiiq Phaialix IS yielding. Thore is we confess vet
!n@nIy number, to the superficial observer an over
ncIulhg majority tor General Jackson but be who s
CohVerSant with the Politics of Pennsylvania will ~
perceive THAI there is in the mass the former
ST,hpIctneSS the once close cohesion of PARTICLES
ue chaTgo rs not unlike that effected by dov ,F ,,,r
IIS upon the solid ice that occasionally binds tLc
"''afe the distant observer sees little or M chance
-, IJl' is sun hidden, still pass over caTti
~ nuycu' Out without injury, and all appears solid
,;I 9 close examiner the dsintepration IF mar
'' ue secs water ooZng through pores thai ,rcrc
81 1871, ana perccivcs that the hidden friction NJ
uI Doheath' and The melting influence Of the SIM
nave so wrought upon tho mass that alrao4 49,,
s On "ould break up" the ice and scatter ~
former state. ~ - -0'uiH 10 tA5iT
nuye diligently inquired Of persons from ,a,io
IONS iS Va toe state and have OH all occasions Lcc,
C,1 u tlat tho public sentiment with reference 10
- 1 u 'ACFSeh rs president Of tie Uoitcd SIM, 4
81 I--vuhB rapid change. We say as 7yyoside,, NJ
- "'S" nt0fe9, because re never enquire f,,tboy.
Siu not even if could (pcrhaps) wiz, tyntb
IoIVIaI Jackson Of single laurel that has boe,'
"a ior ms head; would not diminish n r,yt;
VI we iaInc with which his ardent admirers co5,,,.
Tn 1n inc oenefactors Of the republic lot his Mil
~! k,oIy DC yet bright and let him share with s, W.
~ nc PanegyTc Of the Sth of January eco sbo5
49, ~ LIS be crowned" but let so much Of irrib
'--'' ss 10 Fecogd Ct rs two yc-rzs ginrs,rz-9n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

Sfcamboqt disnstcr-The Cincinnati eornr,eycia1 Sd
ertser OF the lst nst states that the elegant stoa
boat Brandywinc, her way up the river from New,
orleans was blown up, and that thirty Ines mere Lost
no particulars gven but the Advertiser adds that
tho information is derived from source entitled 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
William g. Mary College.

q >
VIE public examination. in this Institution, will
until the 18th of July They, who feel an inferet ~
the cause of literature and science are respectfully IN
vIted to attend.-By order OF the Society. "
nm 1N-2aTHc p BROWNE, sec',ys
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
From the Fredericksburg Herald of june II.
STEAM DISASTER

regret to learn that the Steam Boat PHILADELPHIA
from Baltimore, met with serious accident Yesterday
morning, about Is miles below this place. While en-
geo IN landing passenger she struck against snag
WHICH, seems penetrated her bottom The following
letters, to the agent of tho Steam Packet Company
wrltton IN great haste, contain all the information we
have yet received:
|, DEAR sIa:-Fhe Philadelphia has got hole in her
BOTTOM and fear must sink to the edge The
ladies', (Passengers all here at Mr. Buckners and
there vessel along side taking off the goods which
hoPe SlI be saved without INJURY have just got the
ladies' ashore, and about go back after our bar
gage think you had better send down tho Steamer
FRANKLIN as soon as you can, to bring US all UP.
In great haste, yours, &C.
o'clock, a. H., Friday. W. A. KNOX
z. S:-the bows are run aground, but the after-pau
OF the Boat was settling fast when we eft-hc water
over the cabin toorno danger of lives is apprebended
The following is from another gentleman.
olnce the above was written, l have come ashore
There Mr. Knox met me, and requested me to add that
the captain wishes couple of schooners sent in or
der TO take oil the freight-when came off the water
had gained much-the misfortune is. that there are
about ID to II feet water astern although the bow is
agroundperhapsit might be better to let The Franklin
toy down one large Schooner-this however is bnt
hnt submitted to your Judgment. The last thing the
captain said to mo was 'send express for two Schoo
pers." I NJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

as Wiii SHOW tho people tnat they isoo the character
OF the man, and heaped upon him duties incompatible
with his talents attainncnts and that she had fill
ed the of his glory" and therefore there
was no further capacity.
But to return, the people begin now to see things
IN their proper light; their zeal the first place cool
e their professions diminished they talked of prnci
pies instead of men, they allowed than man.
and at length many singled out certain one This is
right and entertain hopes that this right will pre-
vail The following letter from highly respectable
gentleman to the editor fthe Harrisburg Inteigencer
Will show something of the operation of opinions in this
statc.
at may be matter of surprise to you though from
recent events, do not think it ought, to learn TINT
my Jdc6sonsn has turned to Clay In supporting the
eevation OF the hero with the zeal that did,
ied ny TWO main reasons the FIRST was, that thought
INN ee;timatey tho democratic candidate aud the
other that would gansay the stigma that republics
are ungrateful. Pho general said many fine things of
himself, among which was his determination to
but one presidential term We took him at his word
aud granted his utmost desire, with acclamaans The
nation was at peace with all tho world and tho afhirs of
government had been completely systematzed by his
able predecessors, that evils were unprecedented om
his administration for term all events His ,oeqk
ness has been made too manifest Every branch of the
national tree IL whitening, and it's foliage likoned to the
IAN IN October. Another election for him. and ano
ther series OF four years reve for those around him.
and the worst consequences to present happy
try may fairly BIO anticipated"
1t is stated that since the opening of the navigation
OF the ST Lawrence this season. thirteen thousand four
hundred erigrants have arrived at Quebec The lar
gest number of these from Ireland most of whom
are accustomed to agricultural pursuits It is etimnted
that 4o,OO emigrants from Great Britain will arrive NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
TLING CELLAR FOR SALE.

nESIRiNG TO leave this town, offer to sell my
IL lyeing establishments, eli ter in wholesale or re-
tail, AS may be most convenient to purchasers A'so'
nv BottIing Cellar, with all kinds fwine porter, a'e'
beer, bottles. hog she Ids. &C
All persons to whom may owe are requested 10
bring their bills and receive payment, and those WHO
1--WE M, to come and settle with me IN the shor'es'
time or else shall have to employ collector
Having been told that some Dyers, my predecessors
in Thu place had left it carrying away with them the
Goods or Cloths which had been put under their care,
and n being willing to do the same, nor to have
sny reports of the kind made against me- earnestly
request all persons who have Goo"s IN my bands, !"
en- and receive the same before The 25th Of Octoner
inst or else shall have to sell them for p.yment OF
my labor ,.
~ b. have still on hand Bottled Beer, Ale, and
Porter, to supply my customers
oct 1T
NJ Georgetown Columbian, National lnteli,gencer,
baltimore American, three times, and send Their nc
counts to y !. 6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
New & Valuable H00ks

JV VS.. received ." safe ,, "" 80, .e..,, o..
scn,,,s Fari,y Bible fresh supply and offered AZ
,o,y ascau be purchased liz Philadelphia, New forx'
or Boston -, =, ,, a;,,,.o
Elegant auarto ard $40 pocket, r'!t schoo' o'o'es
Octave, school and pocket testanentS 49,.
PRAYER books great variety and elegant eG'''oh
iIorn,s introduction to the study OF the ho'y sc
lures, in vols, new edition ,.,,,
supmcrs' cxposito,y lecture on Matthew anu NV
rev John Newton's works, complete IN 'o', 7"
which are prefxcd memoirs OF his lie by the he''
lain Cecil, A NJ; new edition
vn, Al of STANDARD works OF the Prot" stant fp'sco
nal church. containing Jewels Apoogv and iFeause
IN the Scriptures c,u,;,,;,, bv n
wilson A. NJ , ,:,,,,b
THE Christian Student, BY the Rev T.. Pickefs'e'h
Novc.'s Translation of the Psalms c,
u,mors of the Rev ] Townsend, Founder OF Tic
!. s,hm for rhe Deaf and Dumb n -
E.sev w the liierogivphic System, ny u. ~
Crenno translate d from the French by Isaac S'c"s"
with notes NC
I,f If Gerry, in vols Svo n
iai,ns constitutional History of England, vs. oV'
LI.meots Of Mental Philosophy, by lhos Z opha"
IN vols $50 .,.,I ro,y r.
nf man, in vols O, o,;,;,r
,h, Oiplomscy oC The United States, ~ co,'o"
9th additions by Theodore iymln Jr IN Vois o'o
u.orh,rn', memoir Of the black sea, turkey a''
pn,nt in 2 vols $50, with a chart, &c
Book of Health e ,,..or.,.
These. together with great variety OF Msce''Sne
,,s on1 Scbool Books will be sold as low a; Can D
! n.d in any other town in the Union
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
81 ne NIYsl5ta gree ftess

Is weekly oe~spsper, published at Chsries'own'
\ Jefftrs Count, Virginia, a, - per annum, pay
anic IN advance Il has very extensive circulation IN
the Potomac country and will be found valuable ad
yertis,ny medium f. City uercha Is and Others who
n ay wish to communicate with their couatry frtn's
he improvements now in proeress, who. Will con
meet more intimately the trade Of the rich Valley OF r.
ginia with Baltimore and the cities OF the District ct
Columbia. VIII suggest TO those concerned an sddi
topa motive fer awaiting themselves of the columns OF
The yree Press IL sept -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
IMYitntiNn.
To Net,
'YO Nent.

V SchN,
Isss.,A The Store-Room and Warehouse I'M
BYTE der my dwelling southwest corner ct King
q and Pitt sts, opposite Mr Newt0ns frank.
&.s.SGs.S lin House Hotel an excellent stand for
Grocery The rent will be made low. and dealt out,
Possession may be had 18th September
arg l3 JNO CORSE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
Selling Off.

is the intention of the subscriber to withdraw from
the Dry Goods trade in Alexandria sho III o'ue. 70
sell out he now off RS at a small advance upon the
cost and many for less than cost, his large and general
assortment of
FALL s. WINTER GOODS,
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC, Of every uariefy.
A considerable part of this stock has been recent
bought in New York. aad the Woollens W re chiefly
purchased previous the rise in goods cf that snd;
among which are more than hun bred peesscf Cloths
and SGtinets =,
Wishing TO wind up with view 10 removal, would
sell the entire stock upon favorable terms both as to
prices and time, it'll possession of the Store, hre
proof arehouse, and Of the best stands IN Town
good opportunity is presented to person des'rous
of embsra ing in the Dr Goods line which has heen'
and probably aow is profitable as any other branch
of trade in the place.
JAMES w. SCOTT,
oc, Is Corner Of King and Royal streets
. Persons Indebted to he late 6rm OF Scott and
Wright, and J. "a Maddox e C2. (some oi whom nave
beer owing for an unres sonsbe time, again ear
nestiy called upon for settlement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
, Nay,er tieMMett

NNrAes EenNSA
,simpor.ed, nv ship yi.gin,a, arrived here. and
III pera'd via Baltmort, and Offers For sale
co.,, il nd 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, ga, 20, ]l'4 II e. 10
few pairs pest farni b ansets
Sh,. thread in tal.s OF 70 Dozens patent
coiored and = b Thread
Csnhric ru9lins and mites
Furniture dmilies aud chiutSes, great variety
Giughalns ard ahcocs
Fi,-urcl col jrel cotton counterpart S, 'arBc SIZES
Veslirgs including six vclvets and fioreh'iles'
Of yev best quality
Gertlemen's docskn gloves
Surerfne cloths and ser~rYmercs
4 prime assortment OF 4 4 Irish linens, "A and %
>fcetings
S4andIO.4 table damas., long lawns
EiIssil end scotch shectEbs
IA green noor cloth ,aise
CLARK be :, spool and bal ewing cotton
Enclish cheese double G!oster and nO'th WIZ
shi-e uf frs quality
From the North he has recetred:
Hest black ua-,n iuesuiuss $50
BLACK silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
v orsted and cotton hose IN great variety
Swiss u,l.iins, figured and Pialn
Merlno s,uff3 circassians ahd o"mpszeS
Black and drab fine cloth s'a"is
sup, rhne chnppa romsls
india aud English ban'ianna hdSfs
Black Italian crayais
Ticil.rburgs, ssckings sn' nsnahurgs
A Gene, al assortment Of Domestic Goods
ro.,.,ny = s.,Iin.ts, bc,itcks, cotton oahsburSs,
c,.nn n'o, hr,w, and bleached siieetines, carpet
bindings checks paits, &c o"
e.. al su,.rtiuc m lino shirts and hns'cri; sha'
and hcrrin,, iIrilnort SEINE rN me; to be livery
low to close consignment
sept lit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
pnIt;m9ye Pack eta.

Ta.. ,;oe Of packets is composed "i tour me
~ -, one Of ~aich will sn'' 'r",a the DIS,
s,i.S ', ,r.,n Baltimore every Saturday FOR
"a ,sl n"r "'"' Ja ". n. IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
+ or Rent.

. ssszs: That very desirable property, at present
\: Occupied by Mes.rs. Chamberlain lsrrls a.
: 70, "a. the corner of Prince Street
&,..Is.s 1he stand is believed to he equal to any
other for the grocer, business; the wharf prots-
bic 1oa good tenant the terms will be low, and
possession given the 23 lamar, next For ms m.
pkto JANE s. CHAMBERLAIN.
s,Dt 5-ff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
Washington s Event

Washington 6 brenS
g5AvE jus, opened general supply OF Staple and
D 4 Fsrcy
DRY GOODS-Consistins in part, OF
B'le black and Drawn cloth
brakes neck, green and olive CLOTH
BIue aul green hs6i' IN
Blue, bt.ck and fancy coid kersej meres
pecrsham cloth, flashing
Rose pant and duff blankets
White re-, green and scarlet hAnne's
S9an>k'n and Canton 40
G,.rino cifca, sians anu bUmbazeUs
Competing blue and green ba,ze'
80 Rob Rog and Tartan piai"s carpet buildings
Blue and brown costs hair camoiet
Silk worsted ami 0tlon hoNity
Irish linens. lawns and -hesunss
"a iOi double snd silk ainaSk diapers
Printed cloth able covers and ba,ze
Gamble mueYus, book sud SWISS 10
Prii:s of every description
White and cu.ored c0unterpancs
Black Italian lulsiring AM erode Swiss
FIorences satins and ladla i.evantine
Ih,bets, crane and msnd. ria si!k siiawis and
handkeIchefs
Black White and scarlet merirc searts
Flag, ban lama and Spi,.a!ird hdhis
Rack Italian crayats
BuIsps, sackngs and o2nab"rgs
Nth large Stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS'
Consistns, OF sa,inets, bed ticking, cotton "z't ug'
brown and bleac ed shr,ines and sheetnss' pads
check, sc &c all Of which will DC sod low, ny t'
-; - I'LL oct lit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

spepsi0

TIME subscriber continues to apply the newly disco
1 vgred remedy for Dyspepsia. which has made per
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places Ills
price is moderate Application TO be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
WA HARPER.
~ A general supply Of fresh Drugs-ned,cines &c
on hand sn.l oc red as low they be purchased
In -. I.xnn.l.;. .nr cast 9 IL .,.,iat crsa-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
'i"Vern for Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King Geor0s

p - Tie UBLIC HUUSE at King George
Ssss! Govt II. USE wouia be rented to goou ten.
SsSgI Sn TT one 10 FIVE ears. IL is the only one
E.rGssE at the place. is spacious and in good pail.
having sttsche il grazing lots and stabling Tor 20
So horses. fhe furniture now in the house, bch
is q the requisite quality and abundance, would be-
sod to tic tenant Oh very accom- G'odatng Pos
session may be had LIST January, or sooner If de sired
Apply to Doctor B. johnson, King George C. II.
Ys.orto GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
septlU-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
Tuition
In Drawing, and in the Spanish and Hal'@'
LANGUAGES.

In Drawing, and in the Spanish and Haf'an
Languages.
q PIAIsTRI respectfully offers to The ciizens o.
-. Alexandria his services to teach III tue ABOVE
branches -.
Mr. Pinis,ri is an Itaisn artist, has taught IN New
York for the space of twelve wears, and M TINS bsfic
for the last three and is aow teaching IN some VI
the most respectable families OF this place.
Drawing rs useful t. ALTO young ladies' as an ac'
comulishment and an elegant finish to their eaaca
lion; 70 yCunr gentlemen, to facilitate and give an
ean, n 81! to their of pursuits. VIZ: to Jaw
yer' in the use of maps, direction OF land, &C to
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing CHEMICAL W
srunruts &c ; to m reliant, tn understand STAMPS
naters &c 10 mechanical professions, 1t is not less
Useful, No tailor can make graceful and wei suited
5r.ss wi,hou, IT,; to carpenters, shp-bniders, house
,illers it is Indispensable in fact. there cannot
h. q wcl.in, she'd mechanic of any Kind without Z
knowledge Drawing
Price Of Tuition:
For puni, "a lessons "a Quarter $40
Fron 70 rupils do do csch
70 do do do dc
10 pupils and upwards do 40
Night class for young Tert'eme" Wv
References:
New York, Hon Van Hensseiaer, Hon y. D. Coz
den. late Mayor; Hon. James Kent, Chancellor
Wssbinp,ou d. c. Commodore Patterson and MI
Alexandria, Chss Chaplin, Esq. Thomson Mason
pso late Nsyor l.. Lewis AMI Carus, Esq'.
rr Inquire at the Book storc OF d. Martin, whcre
subscription paperis LETT
sent TIT --
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
10. New Work.

q, ~ts .,,eriar copper fastened and coppsered
III -, WHN, Thompson "ss'er' carries aoou'
-, w. viii be ready to receive her cargo I" lew
81, Fot"e'5"' SM S " lANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
Ih>s ia TO give $ntlce.

r.,,I,r the suhscrb r. of lexandria County, IN ,ne
Z District of COLUMBIA, has obtained from t''e vi,
nhans, Cour. of said County letters tese Wv
of Csr,vle Fairfax Whiting late ct the count,
.rsa;I J.ccss,d All persons having claims against
bs ell Jaceder,, are hereby warned to exhibit tn
same 20 he subscriber. passed by the orphans ms.
I'",T IN or before the eith'een'h day OF Dc
,n,rr 1852, or they may bylaw, BE- excluded 'no.1
~ 8, - es;a state; and those indebted thereto
d.. *" -. - m.ke immediate payment. Given nn
do, N hand ,h. 18th day OF October 1873!
ae' III "'"1 G W CARLYLE WHITING.
80 asw tx'r OF Carlyle T. Whiting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
Cash for Negroes

XXyE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, of 9th sexes from ~ to Is wears 81
age field hands; also mechanics OF every description.
Persons wishing to sci! would do well to give us q
CALL as we are determined to give higher price Tor
slaves than any purchasers who may hereafter
he in his market and no certificates required,
Any com nunicaons promptly a,tendedto. We can
at all times be found at ourresdence west end Duke
s.reet, Alexandria, ID C..
oct6 FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
FOR SALE.

rus schooner PRINCESS .4NN,
~ - orlsr. having been thoroughly over.
~ 40, ,o ,, to the "est indies IL not sold
{ ss ~ ;'i VII n.' 's;. s ss 'i'' ! s! sSss
* s, 10 1c'V'N, :, JOSIAH II DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
H.rr AND FMZMush

K!rr ANA fNLNNSN
HAVE jusi received .,
III ahaIf chests very superior G. p. Tea for retail
. chests do Y. n do ing.
40 brls old , proof whiskey
IS cask, cut nails assorted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
EAMNSeEN.

JnMn il FoUc"r Il,
Uphoisterer and .Nattrass Manufacturers
sEsENnERs MS respe ;tfu acknnwrdSene"'s !" we
1 nuhlic in gen rat Tor the very liberal encourage
men, h. has received AMI infnrns u'cm that lie has
IN hsul Il general assor'men' ct
New live gees feather beds
Rest curled hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton do
Cat tail do
Straw 10
Sofas, easy chairs, &c SC.
New We geese feathers and Spanish mess sold by
he large or small quantities
an rs rich can be warranted OF the very best qua
,y. and will De disposed OF en- reasonable terms tor
cash.
apprentices TAINTED.
Ivan. two apprentices TO the Uphosterei,s anG MA
,rass making business D. n r"o"""'
sept )
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-08
0H dass swher George Washing.

Old fmss @when George washing
ton, the istner of his county, was IA
stalled president Of the Jailed States,
N 7sg, he WAS clothed 10 American
cl,,h. When John Hancock and Sam
uei Adams, the rebels erciuded from
the roysl mercy aud grace, we've install
ed governor and lieutenant governor Of
Massacbuseiis. at The cradle OF the re-
voiuiion, in 1889, they ware both dress
ed in homespun. When James Madi.
son, the fstber of the const tuition, took
hI. OATH Of nfiiee, as president OF the
Unite States, iB roe. be was also clio
tied ia the product. OF American labor.
And it WAS jast about this tine ihsf
John Randolph discarded ths use OF
homemade goods, because !: was thcf
patriotic" 10 prefer them
The last named, il 70 stated, attended
10 make his last speech to his dear coz
sliiuen,s" in BRITISH suilt coach. drawn
By four horses MISS Register.