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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
ST.AgSMs

|HNHE Western Route, running on the south
= side of James River to Lynchburg, leaves
Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
day at . oclc ok, A. M, and arrives at Isynch-
burg the next day to dinner; from thence the
line continues conducted by VIM. Smith, direcs
to the White Sulphur Spring, where Porter and
beiden's line to Guyandotte is intersected; a
branch from tho line above Lynchbure drons
in the Tennessee route n: Salem, Va. Al
Raine's Tavern in Cumberland county, tho Rich
mond Route intersects the Southern line from
fredericksburg, by Gainesville to Georgia,
which passes Hamden Sidney College. The
best Troy Coaches and good Teams are on the
line, with skifni, sober, and attentive dryers.
The travel performed throughout to the Springs
by day light, Fare from Richmond to the
White Sulphur Springs, SIC 90. For scats.
apply at the bar of the Union Hotel, Richmond.
All baggage, whether belonging to passengers,
or sent by the stage at the risk of the owners
thereof. A. PATERSON.
Proprietor, Richmond and Lynchburg.
jy 27-2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
Gloucester EOeD Grounds
FOR SALE

AQY the last will Of tie late Dr.. James DEAN tho sub
ID criUers are authorized 10 sell, and Trey now offer for
sale, his 1anable Estate, lying OIL Ware River ia III,
county OF Gloucester, the State Of Virginia sbou,
three miles from the Court House, containing $50 acres
nearly the whole Of which low greun aud aoout $50
acres are cleared, aud IN high Of cuvaiiDp wen
adapted 10 the growth Of Indian Corn, Wheai, and
Carey. There IS a spacious Dwelling House and al
ohc: NECESSARY out houses, good repair on ibis lra,e
situated ou 'c back Of the River Fish AID Ovsrrs oj
The best quality taken in sight Of The Honse i
more Hinute description deemed unnecessary a. Il J..
presumed any person wishing - purchase will first exar
mc the premises, which viii re sbewu by the naoage, n,
George W. Blups purchaser Of the land eau, rs ac-
communicated with as many slaves he may require 10
cultivate IT. and also tie farming utensils and stock
every description. The tim; nf payment will be mad,
TO suit the purchasers. For fGrsr particulars letter
addressed TO ChTlaopter Tompkius at Mathews Couf
House, Va, will meet due attention
CsisR 7 OMPEINS
EE@Ry w TASG,
/ msys iavem
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

yHVIIE RACES will commence at Liberty on
Il Tuesday, the 18th day OF September, and
continue ! days, free for any horse, mare or gel.
ding-The first day, mile heats, fer S209Een.
trance Sl5-the End day three mile heats, for the
balance OF the Jockey Club Purse-say S4OO-
entrance $25-third day two mile heats, for the
Proprietors Purse-entruncc Sl0-Fourth Day n
SweePtake Race is expected-entranco S25--
mile and repeatA first rate Saddle will be run fo
on tho evening OF each Days Race. The Cush
will be put up at the usual discount-thc rules OF
the New Market Course to govern.-The Truct
Will be in fine order-6rst rate stables and litter
provided gratis, as heretofore, by the Proprietors,
ana every comfort provided for those who bring
horses from distance; and they are particularly
invited WILLIAM TERRY,
Y. N. OLIVER,
;. Propricters.
hediord Courthouse, Va. jy IL laf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
BEsasTDE ESTATE,
IN The county Of A's'. BEliSiun,

pursuance OF the power vested in the Presi
o.n, ahd directors OF the Literary Fund b,
an nc. OF the General Assembly passed 25th Febru
ary last authorising the sale of the Br;stoe troe
o, iand In the county of Prince William. propos
ais VIII be received by the said President and Di
rectors, for the whole or am portion of the so;d
tract act until the 10th day ofOctober next.
INC annexed extracts from tho law viii shew
mo conditions required of the purchasers.
PERSONS offering proposals will consult their own
convenience IN fixing tho instruments of the pur
chase money.
The Bfist0e tract contains by survey 6494 ucros.
part oil which as under leases which will
expire In the year 1919, and which nre subject 10
an annual rent of about 25. 900 pounds of tobacco
by order of the President and Directors of The
Literary Fund.
O, J. BROWN, Jr. I'd Aud'r.
I'd. BE 1t further enacted, That it shall ho ,b.
duty OF the said President and Directors TO roourr
oi the purchaser or PURCHASERS of tho said troct
oohas with sufficient personal security paynbie t
tue SAID President and Directors, together with
dced or deeds of trust onthc estate so sofa 20 o.
cure me payment of the purchase money and inter
est winch bonds taken shall bear interest from
.ne oates thereof. And all pefsons who shall fail
pay INTO The treasury annually, within six months
'er the same shall become due, the interest which
claim TO the credit given OH their nurc,,a.o, ona
TIE principal shall thereupou become due and no
recoverable by the said President and Directors
"ih all interest in arrear, by motion 10 the Gera
~. On ten DAYS notice OF the time VI making
SUCH motion. or the payment thereof enforced bv
proceeding on the deed or deeds of trust aforesaid
III the discretion Of tho said President and Direct
OFFS.
I'd. Be it further enacted, That all persons be
ceming purchasers Of land under the provisions
OF this act, shall have The privilege of pay;nr tho
amount OF the purchase money ut any time
4th This act shall be in force from the pos
sing thereof. -
may "a 2an, rds
1.-THE Editors ofthe National Intellgencer and
OF tho AeHandria Phcnix. will publish this udvsr-
usement twice week until 10th Oct. next and
send their bills to the I'd Auditors office for nay
ment.
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DIED.


On Saturday, the 18th instant, RICHARD NOR
]lIS, of Hanover, in the 18th year Of his age. In
this his native State, few were better known,
and none moro generally respected. Endearod to
bisFamiy and friends by all the virtues that adorn
private life, his character distinguished also
Tor every quality which constitutes useful member
and servant of the State. He represented his pa
tive county in tho House of Delegates, for many
sessions; aud he representative of the Dis
trict of which H0n0rrr formed a part, in the late
Convention held to revise and amend the Constitu-
ton Of Virginia: displaying always abilities of the
hrst order-sioquent in debate, sagaesous, prudent
and Jud1ctone--pursuing virtuous ends by virtuOus
ineans-frank, generous, liberal, tolerant firm and
Just--and thus commanding tho respect, esteem &.
confidence Of all; bis political opponents, as well
his political friends. will lament his death. as a
loss tn his country Of fnc talents and approved ca
pacity for pubic service; animated, sustained and
directed by virtue which never sverved from the
stTaitsst paths Of duty. Ambition, which tempts
so many, never tempted him. But in that private
station which most he lovcd--ip the relations Of
husband, father, ncighbor, frend--his gny and
cheerful wit, the refinement and elegance Of his
conversation the purity Of his morals and manners,
MS dIttusIvo bcncvolcncc, and the warmth OF all his
aecuonS, made him not less the object Of love than
oi respect and admiration; and ell who had tho hap
piness 70 know him, will mjnglc their tears with
those OF bis diseousolato widow, children and roa-
tivcs, aud mourn his death as common befcovc-
n1ent TO $bssa all. Communicate
This day, at noon, at the house Of Mr.. Richard
Crouch, Of this city, JosErH T. WIfrumsov, ONLY
son of Dr. George williamson Of FIenrico.-
The friends and sequaintanccs of Tie famjly con.
uexions are requested 70 attend the funeral at lC
! cloch Tuesday a.Fing.
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EsrOad-Rock FAN Races.

w I'LL commence the last "Wednesday in
w September, and continue three days
LIST day, Colt S"eeepstake for Colts wears
old last spring--two mile hcats--entrance
Sloo--half forfeit--Colts 10 be named by the
18th August.
SUBSCRIBERS,
James ] Harrison enters Thomas Gholson's
Arab Colt.
WIN r. Johnson.
isham PICKETT enters Charles F,lly, formerly
the property of Tshos Graves.
end day--'he Proprietor's Purse s2Oo--two
mile heais-entrance Sis.
Sd day--lhe Jockey Climb Purse SsOo--three
mile hea s--entrance geo:
ISHAM PUCKETT,
aug SGT Pr,nr,ator
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

\WlRGlNlA:-At a superior court Of hancery,
~ held at the capitol, in the city of Richmond,
ON the 18Th day of FEBRUARY, 1881: Robert G. Scott,
JeTnsn Baker, James Nj Johnson, and Lewis RogeTs
aud Randolph HaTrsOn, junr trading under the Grm
Rogers 81 Harrison, George Perkins, nnd Alfred +. Har
ris, merchants &c, uader the firm of Perkins s. Harris
D. w. Il &. Warwick, John White, Meredith Crowder
James Drake, Robert Gordon, surviving partner Of
George D. ball 81 Co Richard Watkins assignee of Ed
ward Moseley, Edith w. Woodbridge, James Blamion
administrator of David Bianlon, decd, and Archibald
ST. Clair, Who for the benefit of WIN. Fnney pits.
against Nathaniel Harrison, executor of Edmund iIafn
son, decd, and IN his right, Martha w. Harrison.
widow Of said Edmund and William, Nathaniel Don.
aid, Sally, SeptIRls, and Leila HARRISON infants by the
marshal OF This court specially assigned their guardian
the President aad Directors ofhe Literary Fund, Janies
Cooke Jsaes Robertson. r Alexander l.. Gotts John
u Cooke Merritt ~. Robinson, William Dance, and
James Madison Harris, dchs.
THIS cause this day, 70 be fUriksf heard on
the papers formerly read, and the report Of the Commits
inery 1873 amended by the order OF the 2dof July,
1929, and was argued by counsel: on consideration
whereof and being suggested, that the said report is
imperfect aud eTreueOus, Omirng the claims Of some
creditors, reporting twice hs claims of othefs stating
still due, claims siready satisfied, aud describing
with accuracy, the dggiy aB4 Mount Of many claims,
the court doth order, that tie rcpod De fccommited
with INSTRUCTIONS 70 the Comnssiaael, TO reform the
aHe to advertise again IN the prescribed IN the
orsr OF 4hc 81 Of July, 1899 FOR the creditors Of I'd.
mUnd Harrison decd present. their Claims 10 receive
any addto3a evidence for against the cais o, cred
OFs 20 continue the account Of the administration, by
the OF Edmund arrisons Estate and 70 sppOr.
tsoA the assetF, resl aud personal, - he said estate
cOur setting ON against tho shares which any Of them
may be entitled, such debts As they may owe, or be
bound GOT, 10 the estate.
Copy fn the records Of tho said court in NV cusio-
dy, Elk Of the circuit superior court Of law and
ehaaec5y, for Hearico county. Tesie, J. ROBINSON.
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Laid for Sale.

Laid Tor Sale.
"a NIiE subscriber offers for sale, his tract OF
m Land, lying in Powhutan county, on Apo
mattox river, about I3 miles above Genito, 3
below ClemeBt Town, and - above the Court
House. adjoining the land of Charles Eggleston,
Richard Watkins, Hugh French, and others
The tract contains about 800 acfcs; between 2
and 800 acres Of which are creek and river low
grounds of very excellent quality, equal 10 any
on AppoBIattoX river. Some of the river low
grounds are yet unclenrcd. The high land is in
good state for cultivation, and Tic purchaser
will have it iii his power 10 seed from 20 to 80
bushels Of wheat Oh good corn and TOBACCO land.
The wood land is well limbered, and rsoYc than
u suiiiciency for the support Of tie ylabtai ion
independently Of the uncDeared lot grounds. -
The improvements consist Of aD ovcrsecr's house
and good negro-aoarters. an excellent new gran
cry and thresblng machine attached 10 It, and
tobacco barns sufficient for curing 20 TO $4,000
weight OF tobacco. Any person wishing 10 view
the land will at any time be shown II by my Or'
Their, &. EgrlesoD, VINO lives adjoining, or Mr..
Hugh French, who at present occupies II. The
purchaser r,lll be allowed the privilege Of seed
iGg crop of wheat THIS fall.--ShouId The above
described land be not soouer sold privately
notice Of which will be giyeD) il will DC sold
publicly, to the highest bidder, at Hugh french.
Tavern, on the Buckingham yoad, 2 miles above
Powbatan Court House. on Thursday, the 1871
day of August, II fair, if not tie next fair day
The terms shall be accommodating, and will bC
made known OH the day Of sale, or on appIics
ton 70 the subscriber, residing in Amelia coun
ty WIN, EGGLEST0N.
moyf7 vita
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
CoHarssroyea's orF1or,
Richmond, AveugI l9tb, 1881

Richmond, august iJtb, 1881,
The parties interested, req0ired 10 take uocc that
have aipoiacd tos 18th dayeo October next, and this
Office the time and place to commence the execution o!
tic foregoing order, when and where they arc required
to attend, with ,hcT accounts and proofs lie creditors
ofhe estate O Edmund harrison, decd, also requi.
red at the same time and place, present their clsns
dolly authenticated, and to furnish any additional
dfncc IN their power, III suppon Ol such c5ms bave
Dscu heretofore presented.
fau lJ-zaw 8g HILARY BAKER, Com,
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lillian &, NIary Golfer.

[FHNHE Lectures IN this Institution win com
II mence rs usual OIL tho last MONDAY in DC.
'ooer The Faculty are not authorised Ia m. r.
mt Student 10 board out OF Cclego, exec
on The 'rristen request of the Parent or Gmo,-
oian-a condition that wall not be dispe ~ :, q
With in any case No .nore IS 70 Ltepaia 10,
board, including lodging, washing, flel. cand,.s
attendance, &c. than Sl2o, OF winch one-la q
Is To DE PAID when the Studcat eaters CoRrvc
and Ia; other half at the expiration ot holf b.
TeIm.-Expenses follows. For Dcar, : %
-Ma'flculaIinn sc, S. Fees o l,c pta'e ,sos.
IN the Junior Course $40; iii Tie SENIOR Co.,rss
500 These Fees are To De paid IN advance.
The Law Lectures will be Continued 10 The
end ct the Term; nnd the necessary cxpenses O.
the Student lncind'ng Board, DC. Fee 10 lh,.
Professor, ard Naturalization Fee. niil be Gg45.
The Grummor School opens DC oher l.t laa I'd
Tor 10 months 500, and Tuition Fee SEQ.
July % II A. EMfiE, President.
u This advertisement Is tn be published an
mediaely IN the Enquirer and Wing. r. chmord
the Old Domnicn, Petcrsbnrg--the Deserve,
Fayettcviln--ilie Centipel. Newbern-the Star
Ralcigh-the Herald and beacon. Norf .N-tbo
Jefersonian Republican, Lynchburg-the r..
publican, WlHches: er. and The arena, Feeder
cksburg--and about The middle of August. Sen
TENDER and October, let it he Published once
in each ct the foregoing papers. excepi the Arc
ma and Beacon. Accouuts To be sent TO Major
Edhnnd Christian Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

The National inielligencrJ u. 5. Telegraph. Rich
mOnd Enquirer and Wing, will please insert the above
twice week for rOuilan5 forward thsir accounts
10 tils Oidce for payment,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

EATANTED-:n OyERSEER, without a
" firmly, for my farm, (i.irtle Dover.) on
James River. lie must be experienced, indus
trioue, and every way qualified He may take
place Immediately, or at Tue end of tho yesr.
aug e-5,c JOS. TRENT.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

- =, .0V''~ "a -~SsI-F = 5.UlH. - .
virtue II decree vi, he county court of
- Henrico' pronounced at the August term.
o3i' In the case Of Ellysan va Pearce and
others, VIII be sold at Pablic Auction, on the
promises, To- cosi, tine 26tb inst the trnct of
iand IN aeli decree mentioned containing IS
tcrcs more OF less, ana lying OF! the Charles CITY
road, about seven miles below Richmond, and
GEO. kEESEf,
JOS BAILEY j. commissioners.
JESSE f. KEESEE )
an 4, 5--iOtd
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Insufancc against Is or damage BY Flre.

insurance dSalnSt loss or oamdgC by I Ire.
TUE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPA-
q Ny Of New York will insure against lofs or
damage By Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, Fur
nilure, and other property.
WILLIAM II. HUBBARD, Agent
Office az tl,e Counting Room Vi Hubbard 8,
Gardner, e street mar l7--lsw1y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
Esq OsiS, Esas,agoso 81 40.
DRY GOODS Ar AJ,(-9,,ox

s AN oohhe -. ok. ,s,.il
- a so'd rc,- ~ :, -, end
"tncnE shera sTa--
1 h3ia snpeifrc -
case sstir.
de ! box ,pusliu
do caEcacs
o5l"s brown shectrUa
do do Strings
ia cotton cznoh,,igs
q cases bitacled sair,in.s
bale Rus,ia shectinq
ia. t'ckcisurgs
e',se t. Die 3ain5sk
. 60 Si5dsepe diaper
J bnls red earu l.
a'se par2a dis purchased at DIR. ya+
,ehtn@'s sale, wh'ch he purchaser has failed to
az ;H and ;he same viii BE suld on his account
Tins az S'ie. u. -. 81 CO. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
R AaES.

The TREE-HlLL RACES will os usual com
mence the Ist Tuesday III October next
Iy IL d&c If J. NJ. SELDEN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

NHw TAMx1LGs x,EoUR.
NJ EW family Flour in holf bnrrels
1N London and Philadelphia Porter
Bacon Hams for iamiiy, use
Roe Herrngs aud Pine Apple Cheese.
Apply to
aug4 JNO. ". WILCOX Jr. <, Co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

i1Ne's SlV halves ,, quarters $50, cghths l.25.
For sale at tho Exchange and Lottery Office of
au IL TIiOS. b. BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

RoGz and Bob Printing slop :
az fhe WIG 04ce,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

Brig Amazon, Blues, master. from Leith. wit
dry goods and whiskey, to } Taylor and MAJ
ter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Splendid SchemeIll

onon Canal Lottery, No. 16-Drawing to be
received Tuesday.
CAPITALIST.
prize of $4,000 is $4,000
do of 10000 is 10000
"a 40 OF 1000 is 10000
~. 40 OF l,OO0 is 10000
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2aw ids

lfIhe Editors fthe National Inteligencer and
OF tho AlcIandra Phcnix. will publish this udvsr-
usement twice week until 10th Oct next, and
send their bills to the I'd Auditors office for pay
uent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05
FOR SALE.

Goh - ALE,
WINTER and fall pressed oil, from New Jo,
W don, prime and superior quality
Sperm and taliow candles
81 CroiX and Porto Rico sugars
Loaf and lump sugars
Gnnpowdcr, imperial and young hyson teas
Itln and Java coffee, chocolate
White, yellow. and fancy soap
Mackere No /, Q, and
Goue's patent shot, HaXalls nails
100 casks Goshen cheese
Writing letter, wrao ing and printing paper
Wilson's pa ent coffee mills
German steel, liquor cases
Mems and boys wool hats
900 half boxes window glass
Cogaies starch raisins, lemons
Madeira
Sicily
Marseilles
Claict Wines
Port
Sweet Malaga
and Other
Fillmore whiskey, Antigua rum
French brandy, nutmeg~ &c SEc.-An,1,
jan . -ZawlO OTIS, DUNLOP 81 Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05

-, the History Of the Bible. By the Rev G. p.
S GleIg beng The 18th No. Of Harper's Family Lii
-, ~ Several other rev works will be opened in
the cours" f the dav ~
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WANTED T'O HIRE.
OR THE FSEMV1 VCAD

yN 7 he FRE0TNT YEAR.
ANHOM forty 10 fifty Coal Pit bond for vbio,,
= liberal prices viii De given And all those fbn >
I've bonds against he subscriber for last years hire
WI present 'llom for payment, at his Office
id" p. CHUBB.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05
L0NO-FORTES

L9NO-FORTES
OSI received wo elegant Ptano-fortes. of verv
~ Uperior tone and workmanship. manufactured
by NJ So Dubois 6, Stodart. New York for soIe by
jan 3-4t JOIN CIR 4sEIT1 y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05
Umbrellas and ON

ETNGLi.SH aud American Umbrellas. Of superio,
n quality Also plain and carved Tortoise she'll
goods, Just received by ''"e'
Jan II NELSON &, C,o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05

tlannels, Merino Cloths and Lace Wells
2aD Pieces white fannels, from 80 cents
"er yard, t. extra superfne Welsh fanoeIs
A few ices very w'do and soft wool and ImnroUed
finish white mcrino hannels 0'eo
Fashionable and fancy colored English merno cloths
y, and CT rcaSslans for ladies and boys wear
circas. ians ~ "'A0h
100 Black lace wells of all prices, sizes and quail
AhNN $50 mer'no long and square shawls, of all
corrS-whch will now be sold a. Io,nar - 80
- Iorfn%r prices. at II JENKINS
NJ rno Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05

Ia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05
RECENTLY COLLINS d co.

Just received by r. ]. SMrTH.
'i ~ Dung Ladies Book: A Manual of Elepant
z R"creatioas. Exercises and Pursuits ''''
nc Littl" Girls OVID Book. BY Mrs Child Ar
Sh'r OF H"bmok and Editor of the Juvenile MisceI-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05

q 'I more whiskey, Antigua rum
Co.. rren o brandy nutmeg< &c &c.-Apply TO
Jan 5-2aWIO OTIS, DUNLOP & r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13
Steamboat Notice
George =. H0ush

Is now oorning his car'y supply Of fi'.' q
PLE my GOODr, VIZ: Super e''.' Ar
meres; common, fine, AID super '"''"." I,
rose and no.nt blankets; >ilk sml oue' 80 ~
,tcd, cotton, anil slis hosiery; l'osk'"' 1".a W.
~gluves; long white Kid ditto, ''',i' sn1 Ss,rasa
scarls and sh.sl.; rhibet ditto; a WINE Il .t
Canton crspe hdkfs; a beautiful s'''f'''" Ma. 4
gauze. and other fancy l,dkisi ttaIse'O' abh,s. 81
Black Gro de Maps; blue and white d'''G' IN
blue, and hIack fvrences; Italian h''''s" er2
dimity and cbinlzes; ~lu,tres. Norwich r,onSs
Lyons, CircassiSns, mer:nos. -zeue ,,qs,,i1
plain and figured book and SWISS mn,,% a.; bsp1
swiss do, for aprons: brown linen; ,,',a - l,yst
linen camoric; table. bird eye aud Nus .boe ~
,hee,iogs; b'a:k and eoIoFed Ia, ,,,;i. ' md 5loes
belt and guard ribbons; coarse eI3'ns brf1
ton burlaps; a general supply Of d9.ns', and ca,
caps for boys; pins. tapes, braiis' fancy ..a VIII i
tons; co,ton bat, for quilts. fancy pas. ' r.. ,.o>r1
other articles in hi, Ii"r, which renae, ua
very desirable. and will be sold o"'e'
CASH or TO desirable customers.
10 mo I'll -d5t&eo5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

houses or blue bills are visible, her tormentors
are Oh the alert, aud forth sally a whole navy OF
that venturesome small fry yclept news boa's'
Then again comes the tug of var. Ten questions
TO one answer-mail bags here and letters there
and IA tax general laid an the memory OF the
unfortunate Captain and passengers tor all they
ever heard and saw. Each one tells a different
story-sone only half an one-t"r the : news
boats have no time TO spare on particulars. Az
in confusion and cla,ter-and IN the midst OF II
push of the little fry, aud steer like neck or NO.
thing for Long Island. Horses there take The
precious burden, and such of them as are not Kill
ID on the road deposit it on the north side OF the
Island, aud thence its last step Is taken to the
printing offices. Editors, pressmen. composl'ors'
devils-ail stand ready with pen and type To
bounce upon it without delay. No time to part
truth from falsehoud. or the probable from the lm-
possible-print it all: two, three. four o'c''ck
A. M.-no chance for sleep; aud BY i've the
carriers, are flying round in all directions.
Four years suffice to kill a journeyman; and
twice four years more, sees a rival newspaper es-
Enlistment, with a little more capital, a news
boat that can Get a little farther out to sea- a
press that can strike off sheets a little faster. a
carrier that can run sixteen knots an hour-and
the hitherto prosperous concern groans, and saSPs
and dies!