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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
BOTANICAL PROSPECTUS.

d. q d. Z. LANDRETH, Nursery and Seeds
men OF this City, design to issue ear
~ In the ensuing autumn the first number nj
- periodical work en- Ornamental Plants OF all
branches of Natural Science, Botany has ever
had the greatest number of admirers; it has been
the study OF tho learned in all ares and in all
countries; " charms alike the need and the
youthful and always presents on either hand.
t,otne'"l'g new and interesting; whether wan
uerii's on the mountain top, or treversir0 the
.fnorasS, know ledge ofthe structure and cI,ssi
-ncatIsn OF plants affords the means OF abundant
interest and employment. Unlike the study Of
some departments of Natural History. no ;nves-
legations are 10 be made but sues as are noreaa-
oie, "h1 IN The language OF the late presrlen,
"oi me LlDD91n Society, ''all is elegance snd
delight; It's pleasures spriEg Up under onr fat
ana az we pursue them reward lie with he.ItS &
serene Satisfaction" " "
The proposed work will be modelled some-
whft after the Botanicsl magazine If Cnrti,
Il EhghFhE 70 FlorcOltgre and the deiineation of
pants 1t Will be mainly directed-yct il will
AFFORD opportunity for occasional remark on
the elementary and physiological parts of Bo
tany. 1t will be issued monthly in n Quar- -
form, each number embclshed with at least
Jour elegantly executed hthograDhtc d,a,oing..
'ofoTea true TO nature, By an artist of high res
probability.
The plants TO be delncsted. fss well native
as eXotic,) will be selected with reference to
their beauty, ease of cultivation g. other drsirs
Bic qualities, and embrace those nf the hot-hoase
greenhouse, and open ar. Each figure will
De accompanied with and accurate botanic.
81 descriptions; its natural family and Lin T.
EDan class and order; i,s history. II,
0Fe' if any, in medicine and The prtg.
and ether remarks likely to provo in,erestinp:
legelhsr with minute practical instructions for
its propagation, sell, culture, and preservation.
Vnceasing srs the requests made the adyer-
users for instruction as tn the culture and zen
era! treatment of panit; also. for descriptions Of
snch new ones as their catalogue annually an
nounceo' IT Is believed the work viii not
Only meet the wishes thus expressed by their
numerous patrons, but prove useful in aourish
Sng taste for Horticgtur.
They ore not stimulated to the Undertaking
solely by the protFect Of pecunis ~ pail,.-Tneir
COLLECTIONS Of plants prraent facilities for contu
buiiug' through this medium. to tho rsiianal and
intellectual equipments of their fcIov-r,Iizens.
1t is therefore irtoDded to issue the publc,tio,,
on the lowest terms possible. Tie price howcver
must depend in degree on tho patronage exfen
,dcd, though under 10 circumstances will il ex-
coed eight dollars per snuGm
gJ Due tjcs Of It's publication will be riyen.
Philadelphia, August i3 1851.
u Subscriptions received by
A
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A GREAT BARGAIN

ne AY be had in the purchase of a valuable
n'-a- tract OF low ErouHd LAND ly,ug IN
1",K connty and Immediately u TIC junction
ot YORK river and ~ ounlcy>, Creek The
raet contains 73o acres: the land fertile; and the
portion not cleared is well timihcra,l wiz, oak
anu yellow pine, fitted for plank, scaut,inp, aad
Sni1ii maSts and spars. I'bc place is hcal.Lv
wan good spring ard wei! Of water withiY
twenty steps Ct the buildings, al necessary
m,'uSSS arc erect ed, the former wei inclpsed-
nc Land yet to lie cl.Or4i is ftr,.l~; vessel. of
U iccV orait ct water can load within "A huu.~cL
yards OF The barns. An excellent summer and
winter fishery is furnished beth Iy tho ijvrr aud
SieeF, with the land WI sell SIX MALE
HhA Els, who are living urcn tie land. Tns,
P,iic"aser' II immediate, VIII have the oppoY;u-
my 81 Scetlrg $50 bushels Of lYhea. The
POSSESSION Il the estate VIII he retained. 10 So
cure .he growing crops, urti January 1852
'""V"" tic purchaser can settle Hs many IL nd
us i'S pcascs NJ any time. The nice f = i5e
ianS a0d negroes, Wi; be $4,000; 5000 cash the
oo'ahcc me purchaser may suit hiq.clt in ,h,
FaF"e't OF, upon its b. lag secured and interest
phid annually will a!so sell TWO ya,uab,a
nficR iencmcnts, in the town Of Y, III ,b,. on.
iaIg', win SPACIOUS golden lots, living iinwsdi-
a'ciy on the back of the river, vel: cslcu,Y,cI
'of ooafG'3g house. ard Contiguous 10 as fiae
suit water baihiDg auy il Tie State: The s.ua.
non Is high auy, and healthy. commanding. an
extended water prospect, not exceeded, ~ any
in The Un'oG. The other Tenement is well
accepted Tor the residence Of = private family.
VITA nve coed rooms, pgssage, aud Il neat
garden incloso% THIS property is Insured
For terms applyAo THOMAS GRIFFIN.
York Town. Va. Aug. 5. al 22--wSt
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AQCELIN P. TAYLOR will receive, by
- the ships Julian, Anacreon, and other
opportunities from London and Liverpool. direct
70 James River, largo supply of fall and winter
u'ous' which, having been selected with great
care Tor the Richmond trade, lie will be prepa-
fed TO sell on such favorable conditions, that he
invites purchasers to his stock, in tho hope OF
oe'ng able to furnish them on as good terms rs
.ney can be had IN this country. In his assort-
ment will be found
white, grey and MKT nart cottons
Mkt, grey, blue, green and red piuins
rose, point, striped, duifill and army blankets
nrao ard olive tearnaughts and flushings
Whi'e' red, green. yellow and blk fsnnes
Ercen and red bookings and bai2es
Doie miisei drab, mkt and other cloths
Superhne blue, blk, brown, oliya and mulberry
cloths
10 hluo, blk drab and MKT cassimercs
valencia, swansdcwn, toiianet and velvet
vestings
boinbaZets, marino Circassians and ra;tiuets
CRIMSON. lemon and blue rich morcen and
dama.k
Cahcoes, ginghams, cumb,isks and jackoneis
Worsted, lambs wool, cotton and silk hosiery
Oznaburgs, Ticklcuburgs and buriaps
IRISH linens, lawns. shcclings and diapers
On consignment, 20 bales Scotch, Venetian
kloderm'nsler, double ply and Brussels carpet
,hgs ana rugs, which he IS authorized TO xeii as
low as IN any market in the United States.
aug i-w7t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
law SCHRaeH1.

'ENHE subscriber intends opening, next fall. Law
H School, in the town Of Staunion; TO be continued
permanently If adequate encouragement should be
ed The mode of instruction. will be Of lectures
and study, and frequent examinations IN order devote
me greater part OF his time the proposed school, he
wl from It's cotJBencement, confme practice the
Sour' Of Appeals at Lewisburg and the Federal and
Circuit Superior Courts in S;antor The fire.; session
WI oegiH on the 81 of October and Continue until the
ist Of July pex following, without ntermssion EXCEPT
GnT'ng toe ierins OF The Federal and Circuit Superos
Courts The tuition fee per ,es,op win he seyentv
I'VE dollars Persons desitous of becoming pups will
please communicate the fact the subscriber by letter
as soon as praccaie and prompt attention viii be given
10 the inquiries which they may think proper 10 make
z. S. The school will certainly 70 into opera
tion on the LIST of October next.
May 3, l8I-w13t BRISCOR q BALDWIN
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CoMMls.Ioota,s DO.

I'3cHUoHH, JNIy IN, INJI.(
me parties interested Wal Please 1850 noticc
That have appointed the &th day cf September
mex, to commence the accounts directed bv the
aioIegoing order Of the Court % which day, Of
O'Clock, a. NJ. they arc reou.rcd fo attend AT
my Office with Che necessary documents ard
proofs ready for examination AID .s;tcmcnf:and
The creditors of John Baylor the e. der, deceased.
ana the iegatces and DER representatives,, under
ihe VIII OF the said John Baylor the cider, decd
are required to produces their clpins before me.
With their evidence to support the same. on or
oeiorc the 6t' Day Of September next, as afoye-
SAD AMOS LADD, H. G. q. < c.
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Book and Dob Printing dome
al the WING Office.
HIDES, LEATHER, &c.
The subscribers offer for sale,
AMM Buenos Ayres hides
GHEB COn

AahAh Bnenos Ayres hides
WV 600 California do.
900 Brazil, &c. do,
200 Richmond slangh'es do.
200 do. green calfskin
Tanners oil, bark mills, curriers' tools. etc.
Leather ofall kinds, in the rough. or finished
bought or taken in barter for hides. or son
leather
$500 sides soul leather, of all qualities, from the
very best, TO the most inferior, by the GUAM.
THY or part Off side
$500 lbs. shoe thread. ofall descriptions
60 dozen Philadelphia and other calf skins
100 sides upper leather
Seal skins. morocco skins
Horse leather. varBish
Shoemakers' tools and TRIMMINGS. lasts. boot
trees, etc.
Harness, skirt;ng and bride leather
Hog skins. bag hides. sheep skins and collars
Buffalo, leopard, black and grey hair seal
skins
Cotton. .wo-sted aud ctraenipg webs
a general assortment of sadaery, bits, stir
Tnps, etc.
Saddle trees of all kinds, serge, whips, whip
socks
Cut tacks. deer's hair and saddlers' tools. stc.
Cheise and covering hides
Patent leather, coach morocco skins 81
Coach laces, ratinet
Gig handles and bands
Coach handles and steps
Wood springs. moss. gig bows, etc.
500 pair Richmond made plantation shoes
Cash paid for country hides.
w. s. J. c. CRANE.
sep i-1sw6tc
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Iuddle CoiiIcrv.

fHNHE subscriber has. with great labor and
& 81 heavy expense. opened new Con-
~, So"tt side q James River, rPowhafan !
winch be- has called Bpda'e CoH,e,y. in como}l-
Ergmecr, Nr. John Buddlo of New. C.si,e
whose Improved system Of working Coal Rlmcs
has do5c 9" much f1F the coal property CT IN
gland. Goa from the above Co.Iery now off,
cd Tor sa'c-Thc quality uuquest,onobly GOOD
Satisfied myselfoi shat fact; from the various
tr,o!s have had ~ a4c Of 1t. am wiling ~ Al
cases ior g 10 &c tested " oth.,s 81 nv cxpensc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

49,
\T;lRGlNIA:-At superior court of ehancory
held at the capitol, in the city Of Richmond
ON inc l9ih day of February, 1881: Robe,t G. Sco,i
1eiman Baker James Nj Johnson and Lewis Rogers
ana randolph Harrison, junr trading under the 6rm
n'se'' o. hafison George Perkins, and Alfred 7. Har
rs n,efchans, &C. under the Gm of Perkins s. Harris
y. w. ~ 4 Warwick, John White, Meredith Crowdcr
James Drake, Robert Gordon, surviving partner oil
George Dyball &, Co, Richard Watkins, assignee of Ed
ward Moseey, Edith w. Woodbridge James Blau,on
81. CLAIR, who sues for the benefit of VIM Finney pits
against Nathaniel Harrison, of Edmund Hau
sou, decd, ana IN his own right. Martha w. Harrison
WIDOW OF said Edmund, and William, Nathaniel Don.
aid sally Septmia, and Leila HARRISON infants by toe
nasnal OF THIS court specially assigned thsr guardian
NE President and Directors Of the Literary Fund James
4 Cooke, James Robertson. Alexander L. Bolts John
II Cooke, Merritt NJ. Robinson, William S Dance anu
James Madison Harris, deiis.
This OH this day to he fIr,her heard or
the papers formerly read and the renort of the Commits
soner made pursuance OF the order of the 9Th of Eeb
iuary, 1928, amended by the order of the I'd of July
1879, and was argoed by counsel: on consideration
whereof, and being suggc sed, that the said report il
imperfect and erroneous, emitting the claims Of some
creditors, reporting twice the claims of others stating as
SIM due, claims already satisfied, and not describing
win accuracy the dignity and amount of MANY claims
Tie court doth order, that the report be recomntted
WIN instructions to the Commissioned, TO reform the
same, TO advertise again the manner prescribed in the
order OF the I'd Of July, 1929, for the creditors of Ed
iid iaIEsSn, decd TO present their claims 10 receive
any additional evidence for against claims cred.
itors, To continue the ACCOUNT of the admin saton by
the executor OF Edmund Harisnns estate and 10 sppor.
ton The assets, zeal and personal Of the said e.a,e
amongst tie creditors, according the PRINCIPLES of the
Court setting off against tie shares which any of them
may be entitled, such debts as they NAV owe or be
bound for, to the estate.
Copy from the records of tho said court in nv custo-
dy, as ceTk OF the circuit superior cout of law am
chancery, Tor Henrico county. Tssis } !.;.ci.,SON.
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E2'cS2l3gSUesa:51 Eas5gea's5g2y.
ITI LLCAT, DEP a. = .g.q1fyF,YEzsTI-

FESliE Lectures in this Institution viii com
u mence rs usual. on the LIST Monday in No.
vemher, and continue, without intarlnission, unlij
the iet Saturday i'll March. Tie courses and
terms, ore az follows, viz:
Anatonv. crz2 BY Boni. w. Dudley, NJ. d.
Surgery IS s week "c "'' l''Ot0 LINES e"'0
Institutes IF Medicine and Clinical practice.
Si5 BY Charles Caldwell, Nj. D. daily
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, SIS. By
John Esten Cooke, III. D. daily.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and
Ciiidron, SIS. BY VIM. H. Richardson.
NJ. ID. dolly.
Matcr'e Astics and Medical Botany, SIS. B1
Charles w. Short, VI. D. daily.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, SI5. ilv Lunsford
p. Ionde.I H. d. anG 81. Hul6art Eaton,
a. NJ daily.
Large accessions are making 70 the Medical
Library and Chemical apparatus, which wiH be
ID readiness by tbe commencement Of The Scs
sion. BY ordfT Of the FacuIy.
G. ". SHORT, VI. D. Drrn.
Lexington, Ky. Aug. l. 1881 IS.
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ESssZas,s's5ai ES'TArTE.
: si:@ c0assseE 81 z's'. BgHsssSEass,

Et'N SALE.
4 \ pursuance of tho power vested in tn. <Pras;
II Gent ana directors oi The Literary FunJ By
an act OF the General assembly passed 35th Febra
airy last, autaorisng tho sue OF the Dristcs tract
o, land IN the county OF Prince Willisn, propos.
sis Viii be rccGiv2d 81 tho sail President and Di-
rectors, trr the whole or any portion Of tho said
tract, unit! the 10th day ofOstsber next,
iho annexed extracts FROM iis Law vii slew
the conditions required CT The purchasers
fcrSon. Offering proposals Will consult tlsii eNh
conyen!eacc III fixing tho ;.s.Slmonts of tho pa.
chase money.
Tia Brstcc trac. contains by survey 6434 Sar.s
tho greater part Of which 10 sJrr leasss viii b viii
expire IN the GEAR 1913, and which are szs;sst To
Sn annual ront OF about %, 900 pounds Of tsbaeso
by order CT tie Pro.;Ssut sua Dir.st.rs IF tha
Literary Fund.
j. BROWN, III. 0. A.dr.
81. Be it further enacted, That i. sI,su ;. tAs
CGty CT The said President sad Directors te rosuirs
O. the purchaser or purchasers Of tie Sad tract
oshoa WiiA sufficient personal security, parable ts
TIC SAID PRESIDENT and directors, together With n
deed deeds Of trusi or She esL,te 90 acid 20 90
cure the payment OF The purchase money AnG inter
est W!nch bonds so taken, shall bear froua
tio dates lhaFeot- And ali pGEsans who shAu fad
20 pay into the treasury ". withn ak aon.as
alter tho Same shall become de the ntsres. wLiah
inay accrue Oh iAer said bonds, shall forfeit all
claim TO the crcdit sivon "a their purehaass, and
thc principal shall tere4 pom become due ans bo
recoverable by the said President and Directors
WIN All interest III arIosr by motion TO me Gare.
raj Court On ten days notice of tho time Of making
iucA motion, or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding the deed or deeds of trust aforesaid,
ct tic discretion oi tho suid President and Direct
ors
Sd. BE it further enacted, That all persons be-
coming purchasers of land udor TIE provisions
vi ihs act shall have Tie privilege Of paving the
amount OF the purchase money 1t any lime.
4th. This act shall bs in force from tho pas
sing thereof
Llay u 2aw ids
IJIhe Editors ofthe National IntelIscncsr and
n iia Aiarn r,.s.,
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GsSs "a - =, 5El

FEIHE Western Route, running on the couih
d side OF Jsfses River TO Lyncihurg, leaves
NchGoAd every Monday, "Wednesday, si,d FRI
day q, ocls CT, n. NJ Md .fr.Yc. at Lynch.
burg the next day to diAner; fr.m thence Tie
line contlnues (coiductGd by VIM. :,eth) direct
TO The White Sulphur Spring, whore por:cr and
helccn'S line 20 Guyanjottc Is iul.raectcd: a
branch from the Inc above Lynohbu:g Grlps
IN the Tennessee route Il: Salem, Va. At
Nalne's Tavern In Cumberland county, The Rich
!noHd Route intersecls the Southern Ina from
f[edeFlckaburg, by Car,crayihe to Gecrr.s.
which passes Hamdcn Sidney College. Tho
best Troy Coaches and goo.i Teams gfe on the
lac, with skiliu, sober, and attentive drivers
The travel performed throughout to th;, Springs.
By, day light. Fare from Rjchmond to tie
Wh'te Sulphur @p;'rgs, SO CO. Fer sca;s.
apply at the bar OF The Union Hotel. Richmond
All baggage, whether belonging to passengers
or sent by The stage at the risk OF he owners
thereof. A. pAT'Trs;0N
Proprietor, Richmond and Lyuchburg.
~ 23-2gwtf
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U.ssUersifv Of sEEnt.vEnmeg.

JHVHE MEDICAL LECTURES in this Insttu
X uon viii commence on the last Monday in
Ell POTTER, NJ. d. = : = %
Matcria Medica-SAMUEL BAKER. MD
fObssercs, and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dron-RICHARD w. HALL, NJ. d.
Institutes Of Physick--MAXWELL McDoW.
ELL, NJ. ID. ~ " =
Surgery-NATfIAN r. SMITH. MD
Anatomy-THOS. II. WRIGHT. MD.
Chemistry-JULUS r. DUOATEI. 4. NJ
NATHANIEL POTTER, Desp.
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II ACES.

The TREE-HILI. RACES will as usual com
mence the let Tuesday In October next.
Jy IA d&c If J. M. SELDEN,
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NOTICE.

~ ljcE.
A LII persons hnvIUg claims against the Ea-
IA tate of John Murchie, late Of Chesterfield
county, and all those indebted to the said estate,
are requested to come forward, that EnOi SEX
Element may be had.
RO o. MURCHIE,
iy s--Iay3m Eyer Of John 9ufch.e, dee
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aug. 10-3m OfHenrv count,

EHJRE RACES will commence at Liberty on
a Tuesday, the 18Th day of September, and
continue days, free for any horse, mare OF GEL
ding.-The first day, milo heats for s220o-en-
trance 3l5-tho 2nd day three mile heats, for tho
balance Of the Jockey Club Purso-say 800
entrance S25--thYd day two mile heats, for the
Proprietors' Purso-entfpnce S10-Fourth Fay a
-SwocPtake Race is cxPectcd-cntrance S25--1
mile and repeat.-A frstrate Saddle will he run fol
on the evening Of each Days Race. The Cash
viii be put up at the usual discount--thc rules OF
the New Market Course TO govern-Tho Tract
viii be IN fine ordor-frst rate stables and litter
provided gratis, heretofore, By the Projectors;
and every comfort provided for those who bring
horses from a distance; and they arc particularly
invited. WILLIAM TERRY,
Y. n. OLIVER,
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SEA SICKNESS ALLEVIATED
URTON'S Imperial. or American CHEM
I.SO.

PORTER ALE & CIDER, Of first quality,
for expectation or home consumption, bottled
agree"bIy to the improved system.
lY 2T-lRWAW
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Runaway in Iail

NAYAS committed 10 the joil 10 henry coun-
w ty, Va. as runaway on the 28th day Of
May last, negro man. who says be is free, and
calls himself John Logan: he is about 30 years
Old. feet y inches high, wears his hair long be-
iore-has scar across his left eye brow, has 3
PecHiIar stiffness in his walk, occ9sioned las he
'ays)by fell from horse-had on when COM
mited TO jail, blue cloth coat, and copperes CO.
oufed vest and pautaooDs, of domestic cloth
says he WIS raised by Charles Salad, Of Motto
way County, and is acquainted in the counties o,
Prince Edward and Amelia. formerly drove n
Wagon for msn named Watson, in Prince Ed
word-has Jivcd in Georgia, and in the ngighbor-
borhooJ OF Camden, with uaH named Butge,
with whom he left bis free papers. The owner
Of said slave is requested 10 come forward prove
property, pay charges and take hun away. else
he will be disposed of as the law directs
JAMES NJ. SMITH, JaIlor
aug. lO-3m OF Henry county
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6 tARPENTERS.-- Wanted immed.a,elv 4.
- Il5xaiis uav inll, six gooa csrpensefS-
and iheta waccs vi va sll1W ed by
s,,~
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COMMISSIONERS 0FrIoE,

~ hichnond, august E3th, 1881.
The parties interested, required take notice. thai
have appointed the 18th day of October next. and this
otlce The time aud place To commence the execution Of
the foregoing order, when and where they are required
10 attend, with their accounts and proofs The creditors
Of the estate OF Edmund Harrison, decd are also reqni
duly authenticated, and furnish any additional ev
dencs IN Their power IN support OF such claims have
been heretofore presented.
au l5-2aw 8w HILARY BAKER, Gem
SEA SICKNESS ALLEVIATED
OURTON'S Imperial. or American CHEM
~ paIgn. PGtronised by ssUeraL eminent Ply
s'ctans and also by the Temperance Society,
Very much Improved, most pleasant cooling
and wholesome beverage-it is strongly re-
commended to those going to sea; some Cap
ians who have taken it 10 Liverpool speak
highly oft, and say it was found by the passen-
gers greatly to alleviate that painful sensation,
!he Sea Sickness and they intend to make it a
part OF their Sea Stores in future-to be had
Wholesale OF the mandatory, south west cor.
corner OF Chestnut and Second streets, Phadel-
phia.
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u Subscriptions received by
sep i--2aw2tc JAMES McKILDOE g. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-17
AZ mDmnlNu2 9ANuADMas, ASA. NEW sRRnRso YOU
Piano xuttes.

0NE plain Piano Por,s. eeSsn additional keys
~ frets, &c. 90
One round corner'd ditto thsxtrzA ddtlonal keys,
frets, &C.
One round corner'd ditto siih draws, and metal.
Tic pnte, the effect Of wh to increase snd improve
the tone. H.
One projecting comend emo. with carved draws.
frets. &C.; extra additional &eys.
The above are just recess sscn the ceiebrsted ma
nufactory of Messrs Loud S1sothers o. Philadelphia,
and are offered for sale stthiadelpha prices with
expenses of getting them hcfss They may be at
the Office Of Bernard TIooe, q King street, few
doors above Washington ssFxes
Applyto GEO. JOHNSON.
dec
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District Of ('oluMbIA.

.0tcrdndrtd Cotuaty, Set.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1880,
BENJAMIN Plum, Annas Sanford0
Plum, and Jane Eliza Plum,
Comphinsnts.
.againa -, nm .r,,,v
Joseph Biscoe Plum, Rebecca Eli (iN ""ANII"i'
zabeth Plum, Sarah FideIa
Plum, and Jacob Bard Plum,
Defendants,
The defendant, Joseph Biscoe Plum, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according To-
the statutes and the rules Of this Court snd appear
ing, 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the said Jo-
seph Bscoe Plum 10 not inabtant Of the Dis,ric.
Of Columbia; on the complainsnts' motion, by their
counsel it is ordered. that the said Joseph Biscoe
Plum do appear here on or befre the first day Of the
next Aprltem of this Court and the bill Of the
compliments and give security for performing the de.
crees of the Court; and that a copy OF this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandra Phenix
Gazette, for two months successfully, and another
py posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of the
said County
Copy Test:
EDM I, LEE, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-17
keGneA sugars, sc.

kehneA sugars, SC.
on, BOXES stesm refined sugar, landing from sloop
~ Johnson. and for sale by JAMES IRWIN.
Who has in store,
90 90 bbIs { Refined Sugars assorted plumbers
1000 gallons pure winter strained oil
half pipes Cognac brandy
10 hhds st Croix sugar, good quality
10 do New Orleans do
10 bbis country gin
10 do cDrdials
10 do ~ q Rum
Which he offers for sale on reasonable termi
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