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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
FOR THr ENQUIRER.

IN lEhNAb 1NPEON =.
/ will now endeavour. as briefly as can, 10 compare
the pretensioDs dit Baltimore. and Richmond respec-
lively have 10 engross this Western Trade.
My data. however Objectionable will enable me TO
present, Think such view OF the subject may tend
at least TO shew, that il is WORTH OF minute inves
CATION.
Those Cities are two points at Tide-Water, and the
object OF each, we will say, is the same, viz the
Trade of Western and South Western VII ginia, Ohio,
Kentucky, and Tennessee.
The Falls Kanawha will, therefore, be one great
point common TO both, and the New River, in the d-
rection OF tngishs Ferry, another. will, however,
come nearer home, and say that Salem, in Boietour
county or near hat, will probably be point
mon 10 both projects, and Pattonsburg another All
beyond these points in the direction OF Tennessee or
Ohio will OF course, be common ground.
I'm ascertainng Distances have taken the large inn
proved Map OF Virginia as my guide and without
tending to minute winnings, have measured, as nearly
as could hs distances, straight lines between gi-
ven points, as exhibiting the probable length OF each
route UNDERSTANDING 90, that the valleys OF Rivers,
and Creeks whenever they be found in the proper
direction, afford the cheapest and best location for Rail
Road nasmuch as they break through the great nau-
raj barriers OF the country, presenting at once gene
raj inclined plane, have pursued them wherever TO be
found.
In this way ascertain the distance from Baltimore
TO Harpers Ferry, 10 be on straight line,
say IL Ia inches
Thence up the Shenandoah River 10
Port Republic past Waynesburg TO the
waters OF the South River, branch OF tho
James, in Rockbridge, down ii to the
North River, and down II to the James,
at the upper termination Of the Canal
through The Blue Ridge, saw 2o8a
Thence to Pauonsburg say
as
Thence to Salem, say
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

writer 10 the L,esburgh 9,uius Of Liberty, forces
ne toto the contest beiwssn Ms.srs NJ ,re-r aud ib
son. and abuses for our neon,isucy in RELATION &C.
G-u. ,sk.on l. we think better OF that gentleman
than formerly dill, b-saue W. know him b ,,ee, i,
this transgression which should subject us TO the
iliiberal aud extreme denunciaions OF the Loudoun
wrier' We might say with another Essays, In the same
paper. "Hezekiah Homespup:" al wish to know il
your esponien is himself without SIM Has he ever
changed his opinions he may have held! u So would
he like retort OF the terms he uses" But our ees.
burg critic levels his shaft also the OF the
Richmond party."-ls IL not time TO abandon such a
Janf,UOndd Which party is the strongest i'm this
city! The Clay; not the Jackson men. Who got up the
Adams Conven ion TO nominate candidate for the Pre-
sidency! Who lately tried to give the tone by means OF
party toasss Surely not Jacksous fends-ii there be
upon the country II is not on side Of the house ID
there such party as the "Rich,nond party"
yciept the tables have completely turned upon us
But enough OF this stuff
The N Y. J,urua, OF Cum.n-te-, amid other equsl.
iy sagdct0us and true speculation, boldly deeisres
mat q the whole Dsi-gatol from Vfg n in tn. III
OF R4pseseu,s ives, vito the except OF Mesrs Sc
v'nson AID cher, bod y deslaJed before ihry lie a
Wahing 'on, tha' they could longer lpott such
state OF things az had of the ccnduc OF
public afiifs, since he present incumbsus wee seat
81 in ,fice And does hi. wiseacce really own
among Opposi ionists such a. l. yal aud B,u
n, Coke pnd Alexander, Irdon aud Patton Cla.
horne aud Mccoy, aud Draper, Sc. &c.--H he m N
not seen IN letter OF Allen, just publi.bed in sith
h. declared, that the very Of the 'jputnms n
Of Congress he toll MIR. Calhoun tina he should 90
GOT N. JSck'on. ard that Mr.. Calhoun told hin he
should DO IL also ?-What are we 10 ihink OF Errors
who do not blush TO utter such miserable misepI
,aiisCs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

We have received the address of James Semple. jr.
Esq. "To the Electors of James City York and Will
lamsburg, assigning his reasons for declining poll at
the ensuing election for the III. Of DeegatesIt is UNI
avoidably postponed ill Friday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
EMO, In tho las, Legislature.
MONTH OF ELECTIONS.

The last Augusta Coasisu. .onsist says that Mr..
Crswf,d's "finai reply TO Mr.. Calhoun nay be expect
ed every day.-Ii will APPEAR in the Globe"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

The present s the month OF Elections hroug Vr-
gina-for members OF Congress and of the State Lee
gislature TO take place the court days of each
county respectiveyWe beg the earliest returns from
our friends i'm the different counties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
ELECTION

ELECTION.
Yesterday (hs LIT AngusO wa, the Election Day
for this souoty (Henrco) ior Congress aud House o
Delegates Tho result follows:
For Congr:ss-Anlrew Stevenson 4l9
II. Of Deiegates-Joho G. Wiliams' (slectet) 1874
I'm M B,uy, 81
Wm c. Mosby, II
Edward c. Mayo, 81
VIM. b. Randolph, 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

STUFF! The scribblers at Washington are already
busy in proragating idle stories of dscord in the New
Cabinet!-.Nofa bene, his is the month OF Elections
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

public " tho mouth Of kewi Crock. sna thin up II ~
staunon, and 50 across the country TO Jcnongs Gap;
or more properly, leaving stanton 10 the ie and
tinung up the Middle River and Jennings Creek,
through the Cap 20 the Calf Pasture thence down it,
and up Brsan's Run, aud down simpsons Creek and
COW Pasture, 10 the mouth Of the latter. 1 doubt,
however, even il the Kanawha was the spie obi e.
whether much distance would be saved by ibis cour Sc;
whilst there would certainly be loss, il Tennessee
should also be object and Salem point in tho
Route. Besides the route by u North River would
all the Trade which tins latter would and oud
embrace also that portion OF it which would descend
the North River and pass Oh 10 Richmond il not inter-
copied Of the q ouniain
The ioriner route, therefore, according 10 my iudg
meni would clearly be selected even il the han1tcha
alone was IN view, thu distance would, perhaps not
be greater and even the Tude OF Boictourt be inter-
cepted at Pationshurg. have, therefore, only mem
toned the latter, in order TO bring io comparison
and TO shew that the srner would be chosen ia preo-
renee.
The distance from Richmond TO Scottg-
ville including the Canal of 4 1-2 inches
already made, To Maiden's Adventure, is,
say III I-2 inchos
I hence 10 Lynchburg, say Sd
Thence TO the mouth OF the North Ri
yer, including tho Canal through the
mountain, say Id
1heuce to Psttonsburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
Thence to Salem, say

believe II has been supposed, that better course
you'd be, 70 pursue the Middle River Ism Tort Re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

Mr.. N. gives an amusing account Of the workings
Of his own conscience -ot his being several years
nee. standing self-accused Of sheer impuienee
pa'pabie dishonesty Offering rule TO others. that
(he) would not abid, by (hinsel) as TO the Bank Of
the u. Sand o: remaining for these several years,
ITO use his own elegant and classical phrase, "mute
as buU-irog frozen up IN pond'-untiI Mr.. Mad
sons letter appeared, and by the invncible power
OF his argument" unsealing his lips As 10 the 81
ience which he is pleased sscrbe to ourselves it has
not existed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

KENTUCkY-The Elections ios C,UgreFs and the
State Legislature take place during The pTesen month
Both psrtiss appear i've and sauguine about The II
soii.-The Opposi'on viii scarcely allow the Jackson
nj ihan two Members OF Congrsss-but
The J1ek0n turn the tables their opponents
The ia' laDkfofi Afso' ~ says we daily receive
accounts Of the most ohsesng kind from various parts
OF the Slate OF The hlnefiog prospects Of
We feel confident that we shal re-eleclf 10 Congress
Daniel, Johnson, WiekiTs Gather, Lyon and YdGccv
that General Adar will be elected the place KIN
caid ~s have 10 doubt aud we heeve thst Hiwes
will beat Csilon;' thus giving eight Of TIE tDeipe
10 the Msysvile dis'rc', which we hear IL Pretty
good; and this dIsuie, believe confidently
we shall unite upon onet Of tie Jackson aud ,lee
him. We believe from tie accounts we have received
that here will be decided 'jority Of Jdckion men
10 the Legisis'ure.
We believe the Elections take place also during this
month in Missouri, Illinois aud Indana.-The Indiana
Democrat says: "fhe whole Jackson ticket for Govern.
and Congressman throughout the State. indicates
prosperity end success. All hstis required to carry
total reform i'm Indiana Is attention at the polls and uni
~ in action. Read must be elected Governor. Boon
and MCsrty ceainin their districts, and Carr shows
every prospect OF success in the 2nd district"
sTbe Jackson candidates in that district HAYES
and Davies.
"a compromise has been effected between tho Jack
eandats, Sanders and Lsconpio. "hoy have
submit their proonsoas Of single
county 10 the district agreed that gets " Of
these votos shall be tho Jacksos candidate, and tho other
will withdraw. Saturday, TRIAL
tho county Of Ooea the place There will therefore. he
didate."
Jphn " 0fDrson Brown ~ caBdidste 10 PsteFsbnfg
AZ, 'hs LsE' House Of DeieRafea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

John n ofnrson Browo " csDdidste 10 Pstersbnfg
,o1 'hs Esx' House Of DslegGea
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JOHN HENRY MASSEY,
Oiney's school EeOgraphJ
AND I'll AS

PRACTICAL system of Modern Geography;
nr view oStne present state of IN word, SIM
pE;ied aud adapted to the capacity of youth Con
tanning numerous tables exhibiting the divisions, set
dement's population. extent, axes, canals, and tie
various institutions &C the United States and Europe
the different forms of government, prevailing religions
aud the latitude and longitude OF the prnciple places
on the globe Embel!ished with numerous engra'ln5s
of manners, customs, sc. By J. Oihey,
Accomp ,nred BY an iMPRoYED ATLAS, bcaGt''
fully col, red; containing,
I. Am,p of the World ? A char, Of the World
8 1 man of North America. map Of the United
States 5. A map of New England o. map of the
Middle and par, of the Southern States z. map o.
OHIO and Indiana 8 a map IF Souih America y. a
.nsp OF Europe TO- A map OF Asia. H. map oil
Africa r. 4 chart Exhibiting. on anew plan, the
comparative size of the presep, empires. kingdoms
,ttes with their forms Of government, and number
OF square miles, the population OF the PrlncIpai cies
and towns the width of the oceans, the length OF
ycrs seas lakes, gu, bays, sounds, &C, the length
and height of mountains, the length OF DAYS and
nights in the different attitudes, and enbracin the re-
cent discoveries of Parry, Franklin ClaPpeiton sud
others,
Received and for sale by
lime 4-dl0t Jed, DAVID MAX tN.
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PHENIY LINES or

&pfer0id Eve safety Z caches,
One line, forhse accommodation ofpasseagsrs, at
81, ria The BnLi,n9rs g. Ohm Rdii Roadn
Hours Of Starting, 4, 81 A. NJ. & o'clock P, NJ,
EkkSSENGEiiS b, the O'Clock Coach viii arrive
hour and halt IA two hour, md hall aiesd ct the
great Northern Mini, consequently in sufficient time for
Inc IA o'c"ck boat for Philadelphia, aer having So
joutI,e Il three hour in Baltimore.
Arrangements having been entered into with Ire
baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, the patrons Of
his Inc, DESTROYS Of travelling that way, can always
be accommodated in the 81 O'Clock Coach, without
stage proceeding dice, t. Baltimore. TIE propri.
etors, with Of still further accommodating pas.
sengers, viii start a stage at O'clock, r. NJ during
The warm season.
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being paid at NJ. times to their coDve
ni,hoe. comfar, and expedition fiarng fow changes
on there lines ,cW mt be douted but that less time wiR
be takea IN pe.torming The route than those tohfeh haze
but Three
splendid Blue Safety Troy tuilt Coaches, first rate
teams civil, attentive and experienced drivers, at all
times lby day nghtj at the command ofpasseDgers,
VINO Will be coi,vcit d in very superior and eApedi.
tiuIis manncrOyer this roue.
The proprie,ors, grateful for the liberal patronage
extenicd towards the rheRx, shalt spare pains or
eA pense to neri, continuance OF public patronage.
For seats please apply II Gadsby's. strtther's and
Ph,HiX stage Office, ashEgton; iinltzmaE's, Sem.
mes, McCand!ess and Old Established Office. under
the Union iIolel Georgetown, Union Hotel, and Globe
Hotel, Alexandra; Br'zhoover's Bar, Phenix Stage
Office, No 2 North Calvert street, Words Fountain
inu, Matiack's, United Hotel, Baltimore.
BEI1 ZiIOOVER & Co:
~ Passengt RS 10 Aleaandria wishing to 60 by the
carly stage. csn take the steamboat Cygpet T. Wssh'
Inht0n. june y
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Real Bottling Cellar.

~ J SAIVErAT has on hand assortment 81
l,HfaiPAIGN y. CL3RET WLNES, org
which are Vim Blanc de 6ravc. Madera, &C of his
own importation. London Porter Uib6erl's Brown
Stout, Albany Ncs5ufg AMI ihiladeipiia, GeorRe'
sown AMI Alexandria hie and Porte; bottled .ra1 o.
der hithese he prepared In send round TO .Is ',.
tcmers in prime orier. t;noT strong and ds'Hieu VI
ne gar Cork. cf varicus Qualities, h
ID, eng aud fcourins Continued rs hsre'o'''e' ''"
.yiv-n for old h0tties. -,
q order for any ofthe above articles whi De Dc.
anded TO- either for home abroad. 10 suit the Gil
,,a,es 20 which vessels may be bound An oSJee, %
so,ne importance commanders who are aware '''"e"
e.bin Stores being thus preserved
yoyal street, Aiexsndfs, apro
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-30
DIR. W. JUDKINs'
Patent speaihe Ointment,
SOLD. wnoLs4kE AND RETAIL. BY
WILLIAM ST.ARAER. .4geni, alexandria.

'S1'E above Ointment Il &c h. rnendei to the public
4 as safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
Diseases some of which have long bsfed the skill!
OF medical science:
lst White sSe'li'gs Of every description;
81 Sore lCeG and Ulcers OF long standing;
Sd sc'.irrus eiandular 'umors particularly these
hardened tumors w"mrn's breasts, which ofcntimes
terminate 10 uicc aea cancers;
4th Feions; or w!ra some people know by thename
OF catarrhs, Of every description.
5,h Rheumatic pains Of the Joints;
9Th Sprsins and bruises CT every description, or in
Whatever part situate;
9TH fettcrs Of all kinds In this COMPLAINT the pa
tieut in apprius the ointment, must keep the part
out OF water;
81! Cli5lains or parts oed by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-30

Mr. y viii sliI give instruction N The above entire
new system Of hort Hand, by which, in brief but
teres,ng course Of Eight lessons The pupil is enabled
TO write with correctness and facility, either fiom ic.
taion or k, lure. This system Is used in the Bri
iish Houses of Parliament the Courts of Law, ard
other principal Public Offices
rhos: i..dies aud Gentlemen who wish to avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of learning both, Ell.
her Of Me above mentioned polite and necessary ac-
compsimenls, vii do we'll ~ clmmcncc Immediately
as Mr.. b 5 STAY in Aexsndria is very knitted
e. select class Of Ladies meets daily at Nr:9 OF
fee, from II 10 2.
June 20
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gcow e. JOB PRINTING

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
* ATALOGUES of Sale; Bank Checks, with
& or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
CHIr.nt. Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
riaI Blanks; Bills of Lading; Policies of Insur-
snce: Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia No
noes: Hand, Hat. Shoe, Window, Shop, Tobac-
70. Horse, and Show Bills; with every other de-
scription Of LETTER-PREss PRISTIse. Cards.
BilIs, Checks, &c. printed either in red, blue,
green, yellow, or black o.. a... -.
TTERYs BILL So
of every description for sale at this Once
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StrayeA or Stolen,

ENRON Fort Washington, Md. about the last of May,
u A S1RREL M.7RE, abou, four yesrs old, and
nbcut fourteen and ha.t hands high one white hind
foot and large blaze IL her face, the blaze covering
more Of one side Of her face aud eye than the other
She PAGES, tro;s and g.l;op, If ind near W ashng
ton City, she may be delivered to Dir. r. NJ Batter,
on street. or to The subscriber ut Fort Washington
for which liberal compensation will be given.
iune 81 &. WEBB,
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WasaIssroy, Jsrua y -. 1929

w ARLINGTON, JSfNa y 10Y
SIa--lt hiss been my wish for cons derablc time,
to communicate TO you the good efec, With which J
have used the Ointment inverted by a 81: Judk,ns,
and which I now understand is m;4le and sold by
agents appointed by Yourself / have applied this
Ointment curing the last three years 70 every Pc Gle
Of tupor and wound, hoa, failure 10 prOddce
IN every instance. ic2rsder ii te mos, d. led and
efficient dy III AL cases of ;umor, be uI cause
whstit msy; aud have found nothing SO guui to
wounds of any description Ii ma, be proper t.
add, ihlt the cure of tuner called white swelling,
given over bt the distinguished ply sicans rs In
durable. and which they d cid, would. wih"ut anpn
taliap prove fatal the patent was. unar re, iinne
diate no,iys, effected bs r use atJulkms' O,ntmen
and the patent IS ia fine heath Hi, limb affeotedby
The trmor being restored to perfect state of sound
ness Also that The leg OF aged which had been
Wounded and! exhibited dreatlf,ly liberated
iace from the knee to the float, ana which. for more
than tw. years had becn considered incrabie Ell
fecua!iy cured by the application OF Jndkms' ONT
ment. mention these two cases. whichfei under my
immediate notice and management, decided eyi
tience of the efficacy 0t this remedy ct tumo
aud ofucers. have cyps fenced. Ms .ciIedly, 'he
good e CT Of ibis remedy in The of Feons, and
of every spec ies Of flesh wound II To that
any who VII observe on tie operation of this ONT
mc nt mus, DC satisfied rs to its ben, fetal effect can
with the utmost confidence recommend the Of ills
valuable remedy.
am, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERR0.
To Mr. CH,nLs' HEnsr1Ss. Proprietor
ofJCdkias' Ointment, near Frede,
ricktOwn Nd.
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paugasDAy mDaMaNa, JUNE 80, ASA
Posr Orsicn ALsxAsDaIA, d. C.


THEREAFTER, until further notice be given the
III Southern r,pl viii be closed daily at This Office at
past IL A. " aud the Hcst RI mail, including that
for al the Offices the MANCHESTER and Warrcnton
routes at A. VI. on TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Sstur.
DAYS Tie mails for tire Dumfries and Northern Neck
routes nil! be closed-,he former on Mondays, We'd
nesda,s and Fridays, anil tue latter Tuesdays and
Fridays; the same hour with the Southern mail.
i,ine 97.- 81
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Six Cents Reward.

>NswAY from the subscriber, un Saturday night
IL last, an indented apprentice 10 the Tailoring bu'
siuesS, named
JOHN HENRY MASSEY,
rbsul fee, iaches hgh, light hair AMI light com.
Ixinn rather slender made; he has scar on the front
hs inw, lip, coarse strong voice, and nuoh inclined
&c. 90. down when spoken TO. accompanied hy pc
co gr mile. lie is between II and 10 years ofsge.
hrejc fJrewarn all persons from lsrooring or en-
p,o,u. ,id apprentice. as the law will be strictly en-
forced < ms, all such offenders.
The sbe,e reward viii be given if brought home,
hut charges paid. ROBERT MASSEY.
-,
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Fort Washington,

June %, 1851.
CEALCD proposals will be received BY the sub scri-
- her aaiil ,he 20,h Of July, for supplying this post
with Two HUNDRED Cords OF gnnd, sound merchant.
able OAK WOOD, Ia be corded the hi!' at such
pieces ~ may be dcsigus;ed, and agreeaby to the
a!e,andg. RAGS If cordng. The proposals 10 be
dorsed Proposals foi supplying Mood
& WEBB,
;uDc 94-dt2OthIv IL 4. G., s.
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|. CERTYENAIE.

The following communication addressed to the pro
pr.tor of Judkins' cnment. from the Hon John Ia
iaferfo. Member Of Congress is highly interesting.
he gratuItous msRnet IL which it is INSIDE, exhibits
feelings ofno ordinary character towards suffering hui.
manly: and is ccrsiniy well deserving of public a,
ttIiinu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-30
WAS COMMITTED

" MS NOtNNitItEN
r4yO the Jail for the County of Aiextndria, y E. on
the 20 n,ta ~, negro man WIN says his name is
CHARLES LINDSAY.
lie appears to be about 90 years OF feet nct
cs H. aud wei mad he says he is free, and that he
d br.ong t. I'll, estate OF Mrs. iiu'ha Edm'idson, "i
Prince George County. MARY i.'d
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property pay charges. aud tax HIM away; otherwise
nc viii b. DIS posed Of according 70 law.
UOKAIIO n. STEELE,
irne est Iailor
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NMgehNnse 10 Mont.

~ The Warehouse at the corner King & UH'o
Ess streets, now cccupi,d by Mr.. James NJ. Mclsea,
NAV o. .-,n.e,, and possess given l5'h 'uly next
apr o. SAipI. n. LtRMOUk T. Co.
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EOr Rent,
Spring Gooas.

CANNELL & WISE,
VvAyt; received part of ,heiI spring supply OF new
AMI flshoa able GOODS, and invite their friends
ami the public to call and examne them
One case of Dtmsfabie BOnnets
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teach brandy , &c.

~ RIBS. Accomsc peach brandy
! chest superior gunpowder tea, in strong ser.
viccab!e caunisters of 4 lbs each
chest young h,son tea, in 2lb cannisters
Oh, and boxes gunpowder imperial, Tyson and
young hy son teas, Of prime qualities
Wines, Liquors and Groceries. usual, for sale by
june 10 SAM. LARM0UR & Co.
'Nnr \ 'Yuvpentine for sale.
400 BBI.S tar; do turpen,ne: Received per
iCV sloop Niagara, for sale by
june s JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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TWELVE. EASY LESSONS;

and he confidently anticipates that all those persons,
whose hand writing, from various causes, may be an,
way imperfect. viii avail themselves ofthe present oP'
portunity-an opportunity certainly not to be neglect
ed, inssnnich il imparts in twelve shert lessons,
To LANES. neat rapid, and fashionable hand, t-u
ly elegant, delicate and lady-like; and to GEsTLEaEs
a style at bold free, expeditions, and expressly
calculated for MERCANTILE PURSUITS, regardless how
long they may have been Infatuated to, or how defec-
tive may be their present mode Of writing,
Glasses for AIDES aud GENTLEMEN, which are SPA.
RATE and LIMITED. are arranged suit the time and
convenience ct The pupils.
EsTABLIsHaySr at Miss ashtOns, corner Of King and
sshington Streets where numerous specimens ofs,Ic
ssfu ard rapid improvement made by Mr.. BIS pu.
pills CT various ages mar be seen