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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26
Charles County Court,

TUguSf 1trm, lo-'
application to the Judges of Charles l, UH'
IGourt, by petition in writing Of law kins irbp'
OF Charles County, for the benefit Of the Act o. .
sembiy, for the relief of InsOlvent Dc''
passed at November Session 1905, and the sn,A
supplements thereto, on the terms mentioned NC
IN schedule of his property and list OF M &C.,
itors on oath, far he can ascertain them 0s2
annexed to his petition and the Court beng 'a:"
ed by competent testimony, that the said H'"r"
Tubman ha resided two years Immediately Pecep.f
the time OF his application in the State OF M"'!r
and being also satisfied that the said Ha~lihs ~
man is IN actual confinement, for debt and tor 10 o.,
er cause, and the said H,wkins Tubman, ha'Is
tered into bond with sufficient security for his pei
alappcarance in Charles County Court, to ans@rl +
allegations as his creditors may make against n
is thereupon ordered and adjudged that the saa -
kins Tubman be discharged from irnprlsopmeh!
that by causing copy of this order, to be n,ei',
some one ofthe Newspapers, edited in the DsHah
Columbia. once week for two months success
before the third Monday in March next, he give
tice to his creditors, to appear before the sad ,b3
Court, at Port Tobacco in saisf County, Oh ''e
Monday in March next, for the purpose OF reconA
ing Trustee for their benefit, AND to shew eas
any they have, why the said Hawkins Tubmsn; ~. d
not have the benefit ofthe several Insovent Law
this State, as prayed c,.,t
Test JOHN BARNES, I'e
jan 9-1aw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26
From the National Intelligencer.l
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Mutton. DELAwARE, JAN. IA, 1928.

MILTON, DELAWARE, JAN. +, 1870.
II is known that there were three members
elected in Sussex County, who declared, before
and since the election, that they were friendly
to the A Administration; but, after their arrival
in Dover from the declarations of the friends
of Jackson, that they would have majority in
his Ste by the next election, Of several huns
dreds, they were induced to give up the hopes
of succt cdlng in behalf Of the present Admins
tralun and came 10 determination 10 assist
the Jackson patty in their contest for pre-emi-
nency. ] cat, however, assure you that there
is not the least danger Of the Jackson party
sue cee;!ing in this Slate: for we have decided
majority IN Sussex County Of 500, and in Kent
of 600, in favor Of the Administration, and a
daily increase Of several since the Address OF
Henry Clay arrived in the State, although The
Jacksonians pretend 10 treat it with contempt
and ridicule.
The friends of General Jackson have been
busy, ever since the election, and continue 10
make every effort that can be made, TO carry
their point; but we are determined not TO give
I'D thu snip. Our critical situation at Dover
was owing to the misplaced confidence reposed
in the indl, iduals before named, and the indis-
position Of pemberlon Burton, which prevented
him frrm leaving home. But by the time the
Legislature meets again, we shall be enabled TO
elect SUCH men as will not be!ray the trust re-
posed in them.
There being no necessity for call of the AS
scm5'y before November next, and as our cleo.
ton takes place in the Intermediate time, we
shall be enabled to have a decided majority
when the Assembly meets for The appointment
Of Electors The pro pee: Of Office is the great
induccment TO support General Jackson; all
MS friends have more or less expectation OF be-
ing wai ded for the interest they take in his
behalf: Such was the fact in The case Of the
three men already twice mentioned.
To conclude, Can assure you, you may in
form your friends that Delaware is safely moor
ed, and cannot be got under way by the Jack
sonians, but will be able, when necessary, 10 do
ner part to preserve the Constitution IRON be-
coming shpwrecked. The adjournment of he
Legislature Of this State meets with the full
appreciation of The friends 10 good order and
Government.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26
From Buenos Ayres Price Current of Get. :

From Buenos Ayres Price Current Of Get.
IMPORT UUriEs.-Ail articles no, herr.N
expr, ssed, pay, IS pr cent ad ,alorem.
Quicks'vrr, mac hines, instruments Of an.
culture sciences and arts, sboukS, engayne
paintings, statues, impressions,wool AMI re.,r
for fabric a,ions, silks, embroidery With gad /:
silver, watches, jewels of gold and silvrr, Co.,
saltpetre, whiting, linz, stones for builca,
brick, " God, rushes ard reeds, pay s per cs-
All valprem.
Arms, Aints, powder; tar, pitch, raw orr.,
ufac,ured silk, and ricc,~pa!. 10 per cent q
yalorem.
Sugar, herbs, coffee .,ca, cocoa and provisions
generally, pay 30 per Cent ad vslo'em.
Furniture, looking glasses, coaches, gigs a..
their harness, saddles and horse furniture, re-,
iy made clothes, shoes. boots, SIC. nqpqr
brandy, wine, vinegar, beef, cider AMI ;o54.9
so per cent sd val. -.
Wheat when il does not exceed SO will d.
81, not exceeding 81 viii pay So and exec
ding 81 will pay 81 per largo, duty. FL;
SO per quln,aI. Salt, rials per fancga Hau
OF wool, fur or silk, S3 each. In addition q.
the above duties each package oforcinary ,.,.
will pay on rial storage.
ENPORT bUIIE>. AZ ilt DI SHbN lIDIS VI T. O..
prov noe aud OF the inIerior, which ar, rc
hereafter expressed, will pay per ceut al "a
Iorem.
Hides Of Bulls, oxen and COWS pay one n.
each. Hides Of horses and mules half I'D
each. Gold and silver pay one Per cent JERK
beef which is exported in national 'esscls,9'.'
biscuit, -four, wool and skins Of sheep, all ~
ned leather, works OF art and manGfac urcs &
the country, are free.
Goods transferred from one vessel 70 arr
Their pay one fifth Of the duty which they
would iflanded. Goods reship2ed pay 2 PEI
cent. ad valorem. 10 transfer goods from or
vessel to anorher, 25 days are allowed; to ie
ship goods, 6 months; both counted from lb'
day on which the vessel that brought Ihs
goods arrived.
Mole The current money Of Buenos AyTei
is II dollars TO The doubloon and rials 10 d:
dplIar.-The pesada Of salt hides is 80 Us
tina, Of dry hides IS lbs. The arobe is IS TBS
The quintal of4 arobes is equal 10 10; 5'
English The los varas IS equal to 100 yart'
OF 70 ellis FIench.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26
MODERN IDOLATRY.

The following is quor alton from The speech
Of NJ. Cobb of Georgia, i" the debate ON The
Seminole war. The sentiments lhrrein ex
pressed, flow fresh and warm, iron a heart an
ina ed with sincere 10 oft, country. The
concluding r marks are unhaPpiiy but too
true.-Th irfatuation which, e'rn hen, could
almost defy Mil airy Chi and give to a
mrre man the alteration which belongs only II
his Maker, and which could cause America
10 sacrifice ther best interests, their Con>'iiu-
tiun AID their country OIL The affairs which have
been erected for ne worship of modern Baul
ID consecra,ed, success sfuI soldier,-this un
happy deIusion, this blind infa uation, has bee n
constantly, secretly, and fearfully prog, ssing,
lit has been increasing in inenseneas and e1-
tent, until j. has nearly overrun our fated la d,
AID if not timely checked il will endanger nay;
WE soLEMNLy BELIEVE, EVEN now THREATENS
THE LIBERTIES OF THIS RErUBLIc, AND "THE
DURABILITY or OUR FREE INSTITUTIONS
Cincinnati Gaz.
Mr.. Cobb said:
To me Gen. Jackson is personally stran-
ger Ii is impossible, therefore, that can en-
terrain for him any personal enmiIy l know
him only as public man-and II is only IN
his public character that have ceEsured his
conduct. In doing so, have no personal
wishes to crafty no disappointed hopes to re-
venge, and no interests 10 promote but those OF
the people. Sir, ! love my county, love
her character-1 love her constitution. AS a
representative of the people of Georgia. upon
this faoo:, should feel myself criminal, were |
to permit 10 pass unnoliced the exercise of a
power, which in its operation, has tendency
to sap the fair fabric of this sacred instrument,
established al the expense of so much blood
and treasure. Against the usurpation of such
power, by any Individual feel i, my duty
10 raise both my hand and voice. No man
can more highly appreciate the distnguI> he'd
services OF General Jackson than d.. 80 far
as those services have been virtuous and legal
have Joined my coun rymen in crying swell
done, good and faithful servant" and in bes-
towing upon HIM my pIaudits and my wsrmest
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26

thanks For such services am wiling 10 JOIN
in crowding laurels upon his head, until IL
bends urder the weight of them. But, it they
are to be acquired by his 'ramplIng upon the
constitution, and the best interests OF this
country, then shall 1 wish TO see each leaf OF
these laurels fade, and fall in ruin to The ground.
Nav the very brow which they eneircle sink
.sTo the vile dust from whence it sprungi
"Unwept, unhonored, and ansung."
Sir, upon the preservation OF this instrument
in lis purity, depends the freedom and the hap
2iness of not only the PIE ,en' generation, but,
as would fondly believe, OF myriads OF our
posleiity, yet unborn"
"And permit me here to observe, 'hat from
no portion of the people have we So much cause
TO fear the loss of this great prerogaiive OF
peace and wa, as from the military IL l,
should ever be usurped, depend upon ii it will
be by military man. 1, is naiural 10 he pub
lie mind to admire warli&e deeds. In the
spendor OF military achievements, our eyes
are blndrd ard our reason Is obscured We
become so infatuated with the man tina, we
lose sight of principle and we ar" Offering him
our ,oorsh,p. before we are aware that we have
made him God. Sir, Imuch fear that this
spiri, Of adulaliun has already pervaGrd the
minds Of the people Of this country TO a most
injurious extent"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26
From Niles Weekly Register


BRrrIsH ORDER IN coUScIL.-We h. -.
honor to publish an order "permihing ,,,,G'
of the United State: % enter the pous a. ;,
Bahama islands in ballast, and 10 export -,
and frui, therelrom," for which We ale 49,.
thankful.
"The winds and seas are Br,ian's wide irr..
And not sail without PERMISSION spreads"
Now--if we bad our own way, We w,,.
make it capital offence, as much IS the t..
ing in slaves, for the owner, officers an c,..
of any American vessel, entering he Dor, a.
the Bahama islands and trading with die j.
habi,an;s thereof, upon the gracious terms e.,
the kings mos, excellent majesty in coun,l
We have rarely met with a small matter CO..
tanning so much arrogance. We are prguir..
TO carry specie to the Bahamas, ,opur,hat i,
surplus and wasting productions Of salt; c. o..
tain cargors Of perishable fruit! "Goo a.
THE KlNG!"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26
PicO Madeira Wine.
In half pipes, and quarter cssks-for sale by
Il jan25 w. FOWLE { CO.

SAMUEL N. JANNEY has just received per sch:
ICSeceder from Boston, 100 boxes Sicily oranges /
Is boxes lemons.
lie has also in Store,
half pipe and Or casks Sicily madeira VINE
3qrcasks and half Or. casks Yidonla do
2qrcssks old port wine
10 cases St Julian claret
8 baskets white and pink sparkling champaign
2pipes, 4half pipes and or casks L. p MAIDEN
wine
20 boxes spermaceti candles
$50 bundles Baltimore co,,onyarn
Cotton and wool cards, American canvass los
sugar &c. ian .2--cott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26
Fruit and ornamental Trees ind Struts,
Green House Plants, Gnr/en Seeds, DC.

HNHE subscriber takes tins method 10 inform b.
Il friends and the public in general that lie ha' y
sale at reduced prices at his establishment Frank
lin, between Royal and Pitt Streets large coecl@
OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Of tie following bf
together with handsome collection ofGreen hou'
Trees Plants. Also, n assortment Of garden SEEDS
which he can recommend, and hopes by close anc'
ton to business to merit continuance If the PI7|
Patronage Fruit trees, apples, pears, peace
nectarnes, aprico's, plumbs, cherries, goosebere'
rasberries, strawberries, grape vines, and cutting
hlberts and english wanuls. Ornamental trees, CO.
mon and honey locust, paper and common m.5ct'
baisam and lombardy poplar, golden aud ~e'PF
willows, Aspin aud American plane tree or sycamore
AVN. YATES, PrTprieto;'
Alexandra, ID. c.
n b. The subscriber also continues to carry on ~
Pump Making business in all its various brarehe'
limo 49, 1awIOw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26

The Catholics of England have sustained
grea, loss in the most lamented death of tn
RI. Revd. DR.. POINTER, Vicar Apostolic of tn
London District, who was belovel and venerat
ed for his pety and erudi,ion He calmly am
holly expired on the 10Th of November last
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-26

TRIAL FOR MuRDER.-A Philadelphia paper
mentions that in the case of Lecher, who was
tried in Pennsylvania for murder on the ques-
ZION submitted to The Supreme Cour, whether
juror should be excused from s-rving who de-
clared he lad conscien ious srruples against
giving i'll verdict which would AXE away the
life OF fellow creature, the cour, has affirmed
the decision of the Oyer and Ierminer which
excused the Juror.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
TO BUILDERS.

o8iec Of nhe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
WAsuINGToN, Nov. IL, 1925.
PROPOSALS. will he received at this Office, until
Il O'clock p. NJ on the Attn day of December
1928 for tho construction of houses for the keepers
tho Locks on that part of the line of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, between Georgetown in the District
OfColnmbia, and the Cotoctin Mountain The NUM-
her of houses to be put under contract Is about
ten. Their dimensions to be 30 feet front. feet
dnep and one and halfstorics high They are TO bo
built of stone, the contractors furnishing all materials
The plan and specifications, together with other
Information i'll relation thereto, may be seen ut this
Office after the Goth instant JOHN p. INGLE,
NOV 25-2awlt Clerk Che. d. Ohio Canal Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
PETER SON PTRTEN.
A TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1879.
4 - ~ Ill.

A TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1929.
~ List Of Embellishments.
!. Presentation Plate.
?. The Sisters; engraved by Durang, from the ORR
glnal Picture, by Inman.
3. Title Page; drawn and engraved by Durang.
4. Love Asleep; engraved by Ellis from drawing
hv Newton.
3. The Grove; engraved by Ellis from drawing By
Endcr.
6. The Power Of Love; engraved bv Dnranp, from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
~ MIR. Paff Of New York
:. Chapcau de Paille; engraved by Humphreys,
from The original picture, by Rubcns, at Wind
sor Castle.
g. Hesitation; engraved by Keamoy from drawing
by Farricr.
.. The Lady of Ruthven engraved BY I.ongscre.
from picture in the possession ofDr. Chapman
10. The Unwelcomed Guest; engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by Boadcn.
II. The Shipwreck; engraved by Kearncy, from a
drawing by Shelter.
10. The Confronted Captive: engraved bv Ellis.
from drawing by II. Corbould.
With much original Prose and Poetical matter. in
a neat case. For salcby J. Ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
d. MCDONALD.

Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
O. EcoND door below the Old Market-Housc Rich
- rnond, Va. continues 10 make to order ladies'
gcRtlemen's and chi'drcns Shoes aud Boots which he
will warrant.
D. MDonald also has tho pleasure Of acquautng
lis friends and customers that he has Just returned
trum Philadelphia and New York and hes brought
with him extensive assortment Of ladies' gentle
Mons misses, boys d. chidren's BOOTS s, SHOES,
made by the best workmcn in those cities. Leaihe'
5nd Shosu1kers Fyndrgs for sale at northern prices.
Shoc far plantation lands, of his own manufacture.
tho materials and workmanship of which he believes
cannot BE- surpassed in the State. Nov ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
No. 10
L. ABSALOM.

NRATEFUL for past tagors, improves the pres
~ ent opportunity ofinformng his friends and Gus
toners, and the Members of the Legislature that his
stand is in the house leading to Mayos Bridge
and next door to w. II. Fitzwhylsonns Bookstore,
where he respectfully sohcits the patronage of sucn
as may choose to favor him with their custom. He
has always hand good assortment of gent lenen
BOOTS SHOES, made Of the best materials and
at the following prices, warranted to wear equal to
any: For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
up at the shortest notice, and cheap as can be
made elsewhere. de 1T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

EAsTEnN DrsrRrcr or VnGtvt,-ioU1.
TOE It remembered that on the ffircnth dav Of Oc-
~ tobcr, IN the fifty third year Of the Independence
Of the United States OF America. PrrGR CorroM. OF
tho said District, hath deposited in this office the IT,
te Of book the right whereof he claims as propric-
for, in the words following, 90 Wit "DONALD
hDAIR novel, by Young Lady of Virginia
IT'S bcttcrbc lowly born
Aud range with humble livcrs IN content
Phan TO be pcrkd UP IN gtterng grief
AndwcaT golden sorrow. Shakespeare
III two Volumes in conformity to the act of the Con-
gress Of the United States, entitled "an act for the
encouragement Of learning by securing the copies Of
maps charts and books TO the authors and propretors
OF such copies, during the terms therein mentioned"
Rp. JEFFRIES,
Clerk Of TIE Eastern District Of Tiygipia
~. u. The above work will be ready for sale in 10
or ~ days. nov 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION .MERCH.9yN-T.
mas on HAND AND OFFERS PoR SALE
5OOOo Lbs. of best Smithhcld bacon
400 barrels N. G.. and Potomac nett horrinps
100 do. cider vinegar
90 do mountain family -four
"a do. refined sugar
1000 lbs best slaughtered soa lethcr, averaging
20 lbs. es
dozen heavy russell upper leather
1000 lbs cotton bang rope
10000 Hacks superior segars
5000 common do.
10 dozen sives. different sizes
Is kegs Smjthfod lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor oil
10000 5-8 heart shin dSes
10000 feet good flooring plank
Glue in barrels starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, Leading lines
Seine Irvine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers,
s4nd daily expatt,
800 gallons linsced oh i3syStdv n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
GROCERIES,, &c.

GROCERlES, DC.
10 Bbls No. l,2, g. msckercl
90 do shad
30 do behring's
10 hhds retailing molnsses
do Antigua rum
100 sacks Liverpool filed silt
20 casks northern cheese
boxes pineapple do
100 bushels Iri sh potatoes
200 gals. superior winter sperm OIL
chests gunpowder tea
10 do imperial e. young hyson do
10 pr. casks old port wine
20 boxes claret do
10 hhds 81 20 bbls Baltimore whiskey
100 boxes brown soap
90 do sperm candles
terces Cuba honey
An invoice of splendid cut glass ware consist
ing of decanters tumblers, wines, &cc.
10 boxes Cogate's best starch
Dogs black pepper
do alspice
100 reams of single aud double wrapping paper
I'D Kegs ground ginger, and tn, usual assert
ment OF china, glass and crcclery ware.
The above goods have been recently received. aud
are offered on the most accommodating terms BY
Dec 1-3t BENZ. F. HILLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

WAsHISGToS, Oct 20, 1928.
PROPOSALS. viii he received AT the Office ofthis
Il Company, in the city of Washington. until /
O'clock p N. on the 9Th day of December, 1928, tor
tire excavation, emhankment, and wang of the resi-
due ofthe first fifty miles ofthc Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, comprehendng the feeders at the mouth ofthc
Monocacy and of the Seneca Rivers; and the portion
Of the Canal between Rock Creek, and the section
now under contract next below the Little Falls Of
Potomac river, making about miles of canal exca
vation At the same time, proposals will be received
for erecting three dams the Potomac river four
Locks, two basins and several bridges.
Yhe plans and specifications for tho above work
viii be exhibited at this Office after the 25th day of
November JOHN p INGEE
nov 25--2awtDcc4 Clerk CHI & Oh. Canal Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
UNION HOTEL.

TO the Members Of The Legislature
MFRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
I'A of informing her friends and the public and the
Members OF the Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel will be kept under her management
She has engaged competent bar keepers TO superin-
tend her BAR bed and table, attentive osers for
her stables, and promises Tor herself, that neither
pains nor expense shall be wanting to render it &C
ceptaole It's former patrons and in every respect as
worthy of public patronage as any similar establish
ment in the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
first style of neancss and elegance, she is prepared 10
accommodate with without their families, fifty or
sixty Members of the Legislature, with board upon
terms reasonable and accommodating as any SINH
lar establishment in the City.
10 f3-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

hh subscribers offer for sale and keep constantly
on hand, a large and general assortment of GRO
CERES, viz: - WV
St Croix sugars, st. Domingo and Java coffee
West India moasses
Genuine cognac brandy q mart from the 7 ondon
docks
Holland gin, pure as imported
Fresh gunpowder andimpl teas, Of selected parcels
First chop old sherry wine
Do do Port wine
Quarter casks "Ohevera 81 Blandy" Madeira wine
Plpes half pipes and quarter casks Sicily wine
Teneriffe wine
|. c. Champagne in quart and pint bottles
Antigua and Jamaica rum
Brown soaps, chocolate, No. 3 Mackerel gallon
donations. And have constantly on hand large ouon-
ty OF Rogers Orange Gunpowder, equal in quality to
any made in America.
no 20 TRIPLETT g. JOHNSTON.
CANDLES, PORK, WHISKEY, &c.
WE are now receiving for sae
80 Boxes mould candles
20 bbls prime pork
100 bbls whiskey
SO bags ginger
90 boxes Y. H. tea
hhds New Orleans rum
10 bales cotton yarns
no % DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
'EHE Subscribers offer for sale az Their store cor
IL ner of ID and 5th Streets
300 sacks Liverpool blown salt
90 bags best Lagura coffee
Is hhds. West India and New Orleans SUGAR
pipes good Holland gin
10 bbls. domestic 60
15 do cider brandy
% do old whiskev
Is hhds. common do
80 do moasses, (part pripc)
goo sides New York inspected sole leather
100 do rus5ett for negroes shoes
100 boxes 40 window glass
SO do 10SS12 do
20 boxes superior gunpowder tea.
Ia RAIS'TON a, pI L NTc
& HOT.-8 ton shot just received from Missouri
~ assorted from BBBto No. 9, for sale at market
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

WILLIAM ALLEN, Mcrchnu TAILOR,
III As added to his forlucr Stock an assortment of
n superior Cloths, Cosslmcrcs, and Vestings;
which he will make mp TO order, az The shortest notice
and in the most fashionable manner.
He keeps on hand a general supply of tho best
trimmings; which nc will furnish his customers on the
most reasonable terms.
NOV If cht0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

Furniture, Venetian Blinds and PianoeS.
NHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand a gene
raj assortment OF Cabinet Furniture, manufac-
tured by the most select ourncymen and Of the bet
materials, viz sdcbOards, bureaus secretaries book
cases, china-presscs, double and single wardrobea
carved and plain screw and patent Joint bedsteads
straight legd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables low post and canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth sofas, cured hair and moss rnat,y,s
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs new pianoes with
an assortment of Venetian blinds of various sizes
Any article in the above line will be made al tho
shortest notice, tho most reduced price, and IN Tho
most fashionable and worknanlikc manner
The subscribers special attention 10 the tJndertnk
ing shall be given at the shortest notice and AZ tho
most reduced prices. lie also keeps for hire a pcaf
funeral hcarsc with good driver and gentle borses
GEORGE HENDREE,
OPPositcto the Merchants Coffee House.
Nov ~ Main Street