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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
IN EUROPE.

We have already published all the statements
that ca me to hand by the last packet, respecting
the English Harvest. We now furnish all that
have been received by us, relating to the Cont
nent.
Bayonne, fig 3.-We have experienced such
excessive heat. thst every thing is burnt and
dried up, aud ha, been very detrimental to the
quality Of Corn; last week we mad a little rain,
wh,cn refreshed the earth. The Indian Corn,
haGever IN the Country cannot recover, and there
viii be no, more than half an ordinary crop
Nijoa, Tag. 6.-Our harvest Is not vet termi-
mated; bat il i alleadv staicd 'hat there vii not
be ree-iourth or seven eishtSo t a usual produce
Of Wheat. although it had been hiihe''o believed
that he crops wonld prove abundant. Barley
however, will be fine, as we'll as Oats.
,Ha,seiHes, tug. Ave have a very lively
demand tor Wheat from Magazine TOT con-
sumption: there are, however, but very few sell
lers and small supplies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

FLoUR.-Last week the wagon price OF Flour
was steady at SOC, with the exception of a few
loads taken occasionally, in the latter part OF the
week, at 5,O4. On Friday and Saturday the
pnce would have advanced, had the quantity
coming to market been sufficiently large to make
it an object to bid. Sales were made from stores
in the early part Of the week at 5, 10 to 3,12a.-
On Saturday there were several transactions,
terms kept secret. supposed to have been at $50
to 5.25; Wharf Flour was sold towards the close
of the week at 500, but ON Saturday holders of
that description demanded higher prices. The
PRINCIPAL cause Of the advance was scarcity; but
we are inclined to the opinion, that the advlces
from London had some effect on both buyers and
sellers. Our stock il now estimated at $500
bills.
Yesterday, early in the day, two or three loads
were taken at 5 O5; but the principal receipts were
at O6. and a few loads brought as high as 5 la
and S Is; one 5 Is in barter; and Shenandoah
5 40. Sales from stores, King street, at 5 90.
Export tor the week ending Saturday, 9Th inst.
559l bis. Coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street $40 bis. 90 half bis.
Wharf 1873 225
Potomac 49, 90
goo 225
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
Washiugton 8 Brent

Washington = Brent
NAvE just opened a general supply of Staple and
E1 Fancy
DRY GOODS-Consistins, in part, of
Blue. black and brown cloth
nrske's neck, green and olive cloth
Blue and green habi: do
Blue, black and fancy cold kcrseymeres
Pc,ersham cloth, flushing
Rose, point and dut1e blankets
White, REL, green and scarlet fannels
Swansk!n and Canton do
Merino ci'cassisns and bombaZettS
Competing, blue and green ba,zes
81 Rob Roy and Tartsn plaids, carpet buildings
Blue and brown goats hair camblct
Silk, worsted aud cotton hosiery
Irish linens, lawns and sheetings
"a, l04 double and silk dsmask diapers
Printed cloth table covers and baze
Camb.is musins, book and SWISS do
Print. Of every description
White and cniorel cuunterpanes
Black Italian lutstring and Gro de Swiss
Finrenccs, satins aud India lie vantine
1hi,e,s, Grape and mand. rim silk shawls and
handkerciicfs
Back, white and scarlet meriro scarfs
Flag, ban l,nna AMI Spitt.lh-i id hdsis
Black Italian cravats
Bur!aps, saekings and oznsburgs
Uih a large Stock Of DONE S7YC GOODS.
Consisting of ss,inets, bed ticking, cotton oznsburgs.
brown and blenc' ed shir,ings and sieetings, plsids,
check, &c. &C all Of which will be sold low, by the
piece OF retail. oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
Thing CELLAR FOR SALE.

nESIRiNG to leave this town, ! offer to sell my
- Dyeing establishment, ether in wholesale or re-
tail, AS may be most convenient to purchasers Also,
my Botting Cellar, with all kinds of wine, porter, ale,
beer, bottles, hogshe.ds. SC
All persons to whom ] NAV owe, are requested to
bring their bills and receive ps, ment, and those who
owe me, to come anal settle with me in the shortest
time, or else shall have to employ a collector
Having bte en- told that some Dyers, NV predecessors
IN this place. had left it csrrt ing away with them the
Goods or Cloths which had been put under their care,
and I n t being willing to do the same, nor to have
any reports of the kind made against me, I earnestly
request all persons whu have Goods in my hands, to
come and receive the same before The 18th of OCTOBER
inst. or else ] shall have to sell them for pigment Of
my labor. l. SALVEIAT.
N. b.. have still on hand Bottled Beer, Ale, and
Porter. to supply my customers.
oct 1T
IT Georgetown Columbian, National InteIigencer;
Baltimore American, three times, aud send their az
cuuprs to =. J. 3.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
Steamboat Notice.

cs The F. I rips If thu Steamboats,
INDEPENDENCE &ESSEX
N9SS.4W will begin. on thursds, next, the
A1Sasaxe2M 18th the independence leaving
AlexanIria al 81 and IL A. u. and at ! and 81 r ;
and Washington at 10 A. n. II noon, AM ut a and a
p. M.-1he Essex leaving Washington at 81 and IL
A. VI. and | md 81 p. " and Alexandria at 10 Nm.
~ noon, and 1t q and Al p. u.
oct list
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
Notice is hereby given,

TyuAT apn,ication has heen made for renew wal OF a
Certificate, NO go. for twenty -one shares OF stock
in tn, Ere Insurance Company of Alexandria, stand
ing in The name of Nehemiah Carson, tn same having
been lost or mislaid, and WAS ated 10Th september
1920. oc'e-"""
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

u. Kennedy
IL AS received, per schooner President, the follow
ing articles, viz.
Genuine fine India
Indeible marking INK
1erry's copying, and
Ha, nsrd & Moves fine black and red
Do do ink powder
Cohen's transferring vsrnish
Drawing paper and Bristol board, of various thick
ness, white and tinted
Cameis hair. crayoDs, and black lead pencils
Osborn's colors in boxes; quilts Of various Nos.
India rubber in bottles, slab anil balls
Extra super sealing wsI, black and red
DO do do do English, fancy colors
Rice paper, white and coiored Urge and small
lvor, for miniatures, large and small; immature
frames
Foolscap, folio and qusrto post, note, tissue, blot
ting, envelope, printing and Wrapping paper
Heavy blue and white pastehoar)s; and
a variety of Gle giant fancy articles
On Hand,
select assortment of blank books
Do do popular sthooi books; and
4 psir Of Globes, 10 inches in diameter, with COM
passes. manufactured by Wilson q Sons
Albany.
oct 6-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.
...,u,n Ocropru O

ARRIVED. OcroBER 9.
Brig Alexandria, Howes. Eastport; salt and
ma, kerel to A c. Cazcnove & Co.
Schr. Pamela, Nickerson, Boston; sundries to
]. & W. Irwin, and freight for the District.
Scbr. Elizabeth & Rebecca, Rl>lcy, n. York;
ballast to l.. P. Hill.
Below, off the Fort. brig John, Thompson.
Stockholm, 60 days; iron to Phineas Janney.-
Experienced bad weather, and lost fore and main
topsai! yard. Spoke, Cape Henlopen n. F.. 40
miles. brig Stranger, Holt, from Charleston for
New York.
10Th Brig Eliza. Wooster, Thomaston; lime
to A. &. CaZeno,e & Co,
Scbr. Superior. Bailey, Eastern Shore; Corn
to James VI. McRea.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore freight
and passengers for the District.
SAILED, OCT. 10,
Brig Union. Jordan. Boston,
Schr. Elizabeth. Baxter, New York.
- Brave, Farnsworth, DO
Ship Chasmere, Whitney, cleared Baltimore, for
this port 10th instant.
Sloop Sta,ira, Petit, cleared at Philadelphia,
for this port. 9TH.
| Schr. Velocity, cleared at Boston, for this port
9th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

WV i'SfNt "'N'''NA'hh wv "NNN y ''N''~
.r~prtcaar reference, should any r,qlire i, person
A!, SAM. IT, 7. LEE
BALIIMoRK, kroUsr. 1893
D"or s HP Lee, NeY London Car
hEtA SiR 1t u now IN sru> .. ~ t|" E.sts t,at |
have used your Nep LOndrn Eiiot,s Pas l.y .arnI.,.
and alwIyS t"una then, A. rtictea' rurgst,ve IN ain. ost
HeN description OF disease. Snd believe they have sav
"n'nN a long Doctor, bill BY their cary aud timely
ne ineyertUund their accustomed ~certa,rty IT, vary
',hsr Operation and effects until a few mouths past.
'a h"'og since then been sadly d.sspp.,rted n eve
rs hcs OF using them, l began to conclude that
pa 'aimale Your fortune, and had ABANDONED their
a'HitNft to lnercensr, and unfaithful hands, Un-
'"'> .npresS'"n. | 'c.den;ally saw an advertisement
!~'" New Nolk newspa. er, designating spu
">""AiNn, from Your own Manufacture, by having
y Aa''sn 'sosture to each bill OF d "ctions. snd
y III t>'Ancs we're the Imitstlo>n signed with pen
'."A although a perfect copy in every other res.
'ntinS TO e . had without this test, l began
'VCtWN An vas not fair in medicine, NJ well
n'plOeH 'md called at several of our apothe carries
Wv p"'' with your written signature. I found
S.H"t ust test, but none with 1T. until I came
S'"s h'eris'; who assured NE they had them
uoh YOU. procured n oOx, and on using them
"s sone effects from them I had alws, $ expert
"I IN 81 much rejoiced on finding IN, sell in
VOL OF a medicine I ~ highly prize, that | can
' 'er, relraIn from giving GU this int
"'y Years ago | Vas cured Of a hesvy and dis
S'ena, bl A medicine known by the name Of
~, y > 0a'~n' but that article, (nnw made by
ga " BOY Is no more Ike the old mixture than
Mi, I, IKE s0prrhHe Huur, ihnpc and trust, sir,
W. M I'1eh' 81 mark,ni, tust your vslnsble medr.
h., &c perp'Ia1'ed in is oris,rai quality, and
,v, S|'"il unrA .cns M, be frowued uuon by an
"'"ohnnIA. Lam So, our ,riend. &c.
nm, %Eod the m, oSurn Of curnterreits AMI spu.
nj, m .1 y a, related above, lie purchaser has
~ ,,S TN""'"e the oil OF drrc,ic,s covering each
ID ,. NSned at foot, in M cNn hsnd writing, in.
,rr,. Sllyr u! printed name, they are G. nuine
he, br 49, y me. but If onL the printed name Is at.
b. Man,. NsS spurious and TO be avoided. To .fix
;.op Wv NsNalure would be FORGERY, and : Con-.
Nss LgnS &c State, Prison S. II. z LEE.
""''"' Conn Sept 1873.
r"c'n supply Of the above PILLS, Just
'Hom nr. Lee, and Tor sale by
WI. STABLER,
r.,oh Late Edward slabler T. SON.
mira, d c, oct Ill,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
Advertisement.

EXTRACr OF ale,,er written by a very respectable
IA eaten N, residing II BIUmorc, to the snnssr'
.bsF ah' deems 1t his duty, ;hcuEn uusU.hori& 4, t"
leg bshre the public, withholding the writers name
'~tprhcula, reference, should any r,qIire it person
-,. SAM. Il, z. LEE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
SnlenAid Present.

VITM. NJ. MORRISON has just received on sale, the
w TOKEN for 1852. Ladies and gentlemen are
respectfully invited to call and examine this beautiful
Annual, which is superior to any work Of the kind ever
issued from the American press. 1t contains twenty
enprayings, seventeen of which are gu steel. These
are all executed by our own artists, and several ofthem
may challenge comparison with the best Of the English.
ocf lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
resnon5e,re of the Y. Y. Jour. Com

Correspondence of the v. +. Jour. Com
Loxpon, Aug. 22.-Fiour has met rather
more demand during the past three DAYS, Opn-
IONS are various to the crops; it is probable they
are barely middling. and that considerable to-
reign supplies will oe required after next harvest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

u To he III offers his professional services
son :, ,,f, u Alexandria and its vicinity. His
'se : can ,AA street, next door to the Post Office.
/; a at all time. be found. o"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
iiate Publications.

hate Publications..
NNCYCL0PEDiA Americsnns Vol. z.
IL American Quarterly Review No 10
American Journalof the Medical sciences No II
North American Medical and Surgical Journal No. 2
containing an index to the lith Vol. and the Qusrter'
~ Summary Of Medical Intelligence, received BY
oct S-ea3t ELiZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
George S. Nough

I S now opening his early supply of F4ECYy Sta
Il PIE DRY GOODS, viz: Super cloths and ca 81.
rose and point blankets; silk and other vesting,; wor.
sted, cotton, and sill hosiery; Hoskin, kid, and beaver
gloves; long white kid ditto, small and large; Aerino
scarfs and sh,wl,; Tibet ditto; 4 4 white merino and
Canton crape hdkis; a beautiful assortment of Grape,
gauzc. and other fancy hdkf,; chsngeable, plan, and
black Ora de Nsps; blue and white ditto; white, pink,
blue, and black Il 'rences; italian lustrinSs; furniture
dimity and chintzcs; lu,irrs. Norwich Grape, Grape de
| ynns, Circa,sisnS, merinos born5-zettesi oornhaz'res;
plain and figured book and 5 Siss muslins; cross.b fred
Swiss do, for aprons: Drawn linens; Irish d.; lawns and
linen csmoric; table, bird e,e and itussia diapers and
shcetiuss; black and co!ored lasting and shoe ribbons
belt and quad ribbons; coarse cloths and 'inseys; cot
ton burlLps; r neral supply Of dnncstics, bagging.
caps for boy.; pins, tapes, hiaiis, fancy and coat but
tons; cotton bate for quilts. fancy baskets; with most
o,her articles in his tin,, which renders his assortment
very desirable, AMI will be sold on reasonable terms Tor
cash or To desirable customers.
10 mo 4th-dSt&eu3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
Wus COMMITTED

" SS Att6O
TENO the jail for the county If Alexandria, ID. C..
Il on the 9th instant, As ~runaways, two negro boys,
who say their namss are
H.4SHINGTONS ROBERT TURNER.
Washington appeara 10 be shout i8 Gear, Of sse, 5
feet a inches high Robert appear to De about IL
years Of age, s feet s inches high They say that thev
belong TO Mr. Charles Taliaferro, Of Caroline county,
Virginia. The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property. pay charges and take them away,
otherwise The, will be discharged according to law.
II. N. STEELE,
oct list JailUr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

Notice.
TNrE Com nissioned officers ofthe I'd Brigade ofths
Militia of the District Of Columbia, will NEE: on
the 18th, 18th and Ii h days of the present month. al
the usual parade ground, west of Washington street,
for the purpose Of being trained and instructed BY the
Brigade Inspector. Muskets will be necessary, and the
roll will be called at 10 p'clock A. n. each day.
BY order Of the Brig General:
HENRY x. DULANY
Brigade MAJOR and Inspector.
oct 6-dt14th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
l. AT AUCTION.
District Of Columbia.

SOtJttS UStcbf " w.
NOVEMBER Term, 1929.
The Mutual Assurance Society,"
Compliments,
rs SIN CHANcERY,
Abiel IIolbrook and Jacob Nor
gan defendants,
vIyHE Gomplainants' bill having been heretofore re.
gularIy taken for confessed, aud set for decree,
and this cause now coming on to be heard on the Com.
pIainants' bill and exhibits. and it appearing to the sa-
ti,fsction of the Court, from the exhibits flied by the
Complainant. that there is now due to them, for quo.
ts of insurance on the buildings in the bill mentioned,
under policies made by the Complainants to the Defen-
dant, Holbrook, of which he was owner, the sum OF
1904 rs. with interest vt the rste ct sA per cent per
snnnm on Si73 SO, part thereof from the first day OF
April. 1879, till paid; and that the said buildings have
been conveyed by the Defendant. Holbrpok. to the
D frndsnt. Morgan-H is by the Court thereupon d.
creed That. un!e IS the said Drte ndants, cor one ofthem,
do. on o, before the first day Of May next, pay to the
Compiainants, or to their Agent, the said sum of S20S
Is, with interest On 1878 s., a part thereof from the
first day Of April, 1879. TIL paid, and the costs of this
suit. the Marshal Of the District of Columbia 40 sell the
property insured b, the policies exhibited with the
Complainants' bill at public auction, to the highest
bidder, fer cash; and that out of the money fy m such
sale tn arise, he paw to the Complainants, or to their
Agent, the said sum Of 1904 rs, with interest as afore>
said, and the costs Of this suit; and that he convey the
property sold to the purchasers thereof. And If any
balance of money remain, that lie pay the same over to
the Defendant, Morgan. after deducting from the same
the commission allowed by law for 4 sale If property
undcra writ If Il, ri f.ciss, and the expenses attending
such sale; and that he report his proceeding herein to-
this Court. COpy-Test:
EDM. I. LEE, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
FOR freight.

Shot, Cheese, Port vine, etc.
Tons patent shot, assorted, No. !, 2, 3 buck, and 7
4 to No 10 drop
10 casks choice first quality colored cheese
Ii dozen port wine, in English quart bottles
And 4 general assortment Of y ines, liquors, loafan
brown Sugars. Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Spices. Dye
stuffs, sack and ground alum Salt, moulded and dipped
Candles, yellow aud brown Soap, aud other Groceries,
for sale by SAM'L B LARMouR 4 Co.
oct IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
Was Committed

Was Committed
THO the Jail for the County Of Alexandra, d C OH
L the 5th instant, AS q runaway, q negro man, who
says his ZANE IS
JOSEPH IH0NP SON
re appears to be about SIS years Of age, fleet 81
inches high lie says he is the property u! Hr. Will
liam Lyons, of st Mary County, .~isrylsnd The
owner is requested to come forward and prove proper
". pay charges add take HIM away; otherwise he H.i
be disposed Of according to law.
nORAIIO ". STEELE,
OCT st Jailor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

H. In pursuance of the above Decree. I shall
proceed to sell, on SATURDAY, The Oh dry Of Ceto-
Der neri, for ;sSh, the ,niti~ias props.O, III tn OH
mentioned, and described 10 the policies b, Nos 1882
and 4935, aud bounded MS follows.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
THO BRICK HOUSES,

rFE two stories high, and lots az Ground, situated
: =, on the west side of Fsirf.x street, supposed
4.n1a..t to be So feet 10 inches ard Is Of al inch to
the north Of Cameron street, and running thence With
Fairfax street, and bin ing thereon, SIS feet; thence
we >twardly, with and parallel to Cameron street. 81
feet; thence sol th~ardIy, with a line parallel to Fair.
fax street, So feet; thence eastwardly g. feet, to tho
beginning.
The above sale to take place al II o'clock. before the
front door OF the pr. mise and if the purchaser fails
to pay the purchase money b, tn, hour of 8 O'Clock OF
the same da., tn property will, at that hour. be sold
again, and the first purchaser held liable for all defici-
encies and expenses in consequence ofthe second sale
G. SCOTT d. ".
sept 29-eots For Henry Ashton, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
nsS HObert y. Grymes

S.1lnl, d C, oct I'LL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

Thomaston Mime.
roo Casks fresh Thomsston lime, on board Of the
COD brig Eliza, Capt. wooster, for sale by
oct II A. G. CAZENOVE 4 Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-30
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
TO THE PUBLIC

r. BENSON has much pleasure in assur-
ing the public, that he prepares an ntalli-
bic Phi for the cure Of Dyspepsia. The pre-
scrIFtion was presented to him by one of the
most eminent Physicians in London. and from
Their long use and surprising efficacy IN the cure
o! indigestion, he has no hesitation in aifirminc
them to he the most infalhble remedy ever used
Tor ms most distressing complaint The mos,
contnmacIous cases ofndgcstion have in an in
crediby short time, been relieved and CT red BY
the use of these Pills, (slnce their introduction
INTO Amerlca,i where all other medicines adver
used as ant'-dyspeptics have proved inefficient.
In Europe, upwards of one hundred thousand On
t'ents have been cured ty the use Of these Pills
within the last ten years.
DIR. is aware of the objections MANY nconle
have against using Patent Medicines; and indeed
from the many fatal cases result ing from the use
| OF remeAies published by ignorant pre- tenders to
medical skill, much caution is necessary in the
seleciiuD; but his only request is to be favored
with one trial of the Pills ny those who may be
afflicted with tins disease, and he feels confidcn,
of their superiority for success. The compost
ton OF these Pills is perfectly free from mercury
and they are equally applicable to every cousti-
tuition.
In arranging the many symptoms cassed under
the disease, Dyspepsia, do not intend it to be
understood, that my Pals are applicable only in
relieving the symptoms consequent upon its at
tack-ther action is that of repairing the origi-
nal INJURY to the system, by restoring the natural
tone and senslbiilty to the organs more immcdi-
ately connected with digestion. The celebrated
English Surgeon, Abcrnethy attributed nine
cases out of ten Of the diseases in the human
fame To Indigestion. The remnte causes are
generally mental eXci emcnts, either Of grief or
observation-disclosures study-immodcrate use of sti-
mulants of every kind-repleton, and excuses
OF every kind The proXIinatc causes are loss
OF power IN the nervous systcm-a want of bile
or gastric Juice-so dehitating the omach as
10 render It incapable of 0cling upon the food
introduced Into it Symptoms of the disease ex-
lsi1tg are, loss ofappeiie-a sense of chOaknG
and uncasiness in the throat-frequeat nausea-
hearth -tlatuencv-arrosion in the stomach
when y-and frequently pain after meals
occasional pnin III the sde-great costiveness-
habtua Acknowledgements of spirits
paPitatons, and disturbed sleep.
DIR. Benson will attend to cases Of Dyspepsia.
at his office. in Mrs. Stanard's Boarding House,
from t" o A. NJ. and 4 To p. Mills man
ner of 'reating the disease is only practlsed by
himself III tn $ county, and is analogous TO he
successful mode procLiscd by the la'e celebrated
Surgeon Abernethy Of London.
N. ID. In consequence If numerous engage
ments since his arrival in this CITY, he has neccs-
sary been obliged to defer this notice until the
present dec 29-2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-30
Tobacco Factory EzassGs

WYE wish e hire between GO and 10 mon
w and boys, who understand the tobacco
business; such as press men, tws'c.s and stem
ners We would also like to hire Is or 90
boys, for term Of years, to learn the business
for all of whom we will give the highest prices.
Ii. O. a. =. McENERY
Apply nj our f.ctory, near the Union Hotel,
or at the Union IIotel.
de 2Q-6t