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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

~ complain. tO,n ban, Nalrn LaS tsi,C ,n., IA
e fairness of the edns' Much less he re us,s
adon any enforce their right to vote for nsmbe,
Oh Tie Convcntiorule ultima ratio which have only bear,
nhuucd 10 as growing Of the unequal the
ieehoders themselves in different sections Of the b.,
consulting hi than occurs to some individual
IN almost committee is aised and in this nj.
disclaimer only shows at no had credit Tor more Dian he
deserved As 20 MIR Heath, he his hands of
Intention whatever 10 have participated the meeting
crho.ders" fsooh, because ho Is himself
aud did with be placed Committee though ~,
some strange fascination which him, which he Ia.
since dssnthailcd himself he did act and satisfied
WIN ms Chance OF being exhoncraed from
along with tire majority, who expressly stated could
not agree but cud,ovo 10 throw tic whole responsibility upon
uc Chairman OF the committee though he that Mr. Pen
was me author at tho document, consented should make
inc use did of IT, aud would freely divide the
WAN nee the meeting hadnn the whole sibilitv
on themselves, by adopting with almost unanimous voice
S VII ftcath has bcenconsutng Of his lends
nus so' alarmed with the bug bear of traon would
rom ms "dsavowa Of nnfriendliue. 10 n ,sp
ae eNension oil tho right Of suffrae in ir ond
onnt manner Mr. Heath mistaken il he thinks thr non,
Oh Virginia such dolls partc I'm lila
nias ABOUT treason, for diligently claiming in Canr.nt
senator who 81 handsomely made shat argument in their h.S
aoannohcd tho ground lac took They know the cmd ,h.
On 1euet And fear that until this dis,nctio,
oil eeholder and non-frcholScr done euav ; v;,r;
wi oe fcuit To restore good feeling between these ,,ca,
sons OF her Citizens. No democratic ., IN ~,
mat oir' OF years residence age the pavmrn,
aims OF otherwise protecting the property of tho
men, natrmony, and such other useful in ,, 49,
In inc aggregate might constitute freehold with more nronrrr
as tue einanaton Of personal merit than ncres -
ar snc mere contingency Of Inheritance good fortune
IN nue. hoic the non-feeholdcss will have s,ific firm.
energy 10 ac' IN concert with the did of intelligent fr,bo,
GERS VINO are firm and true their causr so ne m ,n..
nearing IN convention either by memorial OF by
Richmond, Feb 10. RtS MH%.r @'"''
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COMMUNICATIVE

COMMUNICATIVE.
o tue man who sold his load Of flour in town. ana
WIS taken by old Nick upon the ste epic.
Ny worthy Dick
Persuade old Nick
Onco moro up on the steeplc
Tor to behold (both young and oil)
The Senate Of the people.
That sovereign host, who rule the rosf
The peoples Elders, Dickcyi
Those twenty four, from hill 70 shor,
Collected; How ask Mickey.
You wiz sec them glide nbout with bride
~ SPecck-pregnant, all contention
10 pcat ten score, whose vote before
lad organized Convention.
Sow hasten Dick Nick knows their trirs.
How they will fix the people.
therefore pray, without delay
Take Mickey on the stecplc.
Let him cxplain--it is not in vain
And show you their manmuvres:
Then write TO mo, all you hear and eco,
am y0gr friend,
VAN CoUYERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

w AsHIsGToN, Feb. Il.
The Debate on the bin proposing to provide c.r
keeping the Cumberland Road In repair, by pIocipr,
tt9H-gatcs upon it, still continues in the House Of
representatives. IL is the great debate Of the SEES
sion, unless that which seems to- have been eoir ~,
IN conclnye in the Senate shnlI eclipse it IN impor
tance. The debate, however, must soon terminate.
or the annual appropriation bills, not one of which hos
yet passed ethor House, will be ieopnrded. TIL
casual reader, is probably not aware Tint, there
remain but seven days Of the Session for the desnntcb
OF original bills of public nature before oithor
Uouse-.Ndt. Int. 0"''0'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

- ocn' Sco''.-''Tt is said (snys tho n. Y. Morning
Courier that Gen. Scott, on leaving Wosh;n,,,a3
placed his resignation in the hands Of friend with
ns.ructons to tender it to the President on tho dt
o. march If on that day Major General Maconlb bo
in command of the army" -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

ONLY puuosc was the reading t~ rrc, .;,a,, a.,
dirlaiu' sy assent ON his part, oi il As ac lad %
led 90 d Cor the fnrcS,ny snd other lcasrs 10 cute, b,
mos, solemn Protest sgans it, - y 49, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

u We present the lost and thu best Of the Ms.
of Films, and ask the attention of the render partj
cular'v toit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

.,.nC
boar" tue Euglish and French Ambassadors. Gen.
Gulem'not was expected ut Navarino. to which place
lie would repair before he set out for Colstantnope.
Inc fieur de Lis irigate has conveyed to Napoh
Oh itomunia SO non commissioned officers, selected
from the regiments which are in the Morea. These
onccrs are to DC employee as Instructors in the Greek
lni:,nLrv.
Observation-Disclosures were received OIL Thursday
Mt the Foreign Office, from Resident al Eg;na
Mr. Dawklns, dated tie 22d May, announcing the
capitu!Gtions oi Tie garisons OF Nssolonubi ana A.
naoca and the surrender of Lepauto to the Greeks.
Gen. Church has resigned the coiHmund of the Greek
army. and gone 10 Erginu confer with the Presi-
dent OF Greece on the appointment OF the Presidents
brother, Augustine d ls,rus whc:. had already civ.
en- o,iencc "a Prince Ypsilauti. proclamation has
been is;'led oy the Lord High Commissioner of the
ion,an Islands stating that the Greek blockade can
not, accordln" to the Treaty of the 9th July igc5
be extended beyond tie coasts of the Morea and
the Cycadcs. The blockade of the coast Of Albania,
ofcourse. viii not be recognized.
MALTA. April Boy recent arrivals from Alex
anuria, we I2arn tat the Niccroy preparing an
army 81 10000 men, 10 march by Asia t" CONSTANT
nolhe. The summer will he over before what viii!
remain IF them reach that Capital.
ne furnish iire-shipS, which stationed at
the DITdancS. have been recalled, and will be en-,
pi"yed The Black Sea. The fe. there will be con,
posed OF ten sail uI TIC nc, How fully equipped and
ready tor sea.
;Eat proportIau of General Churc,s troops in Wcs-
tern Greece, which took Vontza, after eavip. CUR
rSo III that place marched and took possession OF
'!it S"''S passes o. WngTe the
gil.
iho Turks, on herring OF Mscronoro being occu-
pieh by the Greeks left Lennvi,zi, Mahala, Lnrs
"nt tcia, AMI 70 the number o'about 1000 retired
10 Carvassara, " mere, being followed by the Greeks
,!ey surrendered, and were sent ~ s5al"ra. The
"reeNs encamred al Cobottr, and wrre Joined nv
several tA;e!: and captains Of these districts. The
position OF Cain d I.nro is occupied by the Greeks
anu they were ircparug to occupy Nicopoii and III
chah"h Gomitza state OF blockade.
!~I' ERP"ot, June 2n.--!.ettcrs have Jecu received
!roi HieSSiii Sclly) dated the 20 Ii ult. which men
non tie arrival al that pn.t from NapLe$, of the
Eng ISL and French SHIPS Of tile line, The Revenge
ana 6reSlau, the former having hoard Mr.. ROer;
GORDON, and the LITTER Count Gui.leuinot The Eng
lsh and frrnob Ambassadors to i.lr Por,e. An
ingiSh merchant ship also arrived with Tie nov y
appointed Pguasia Ambassador To the SINE Court.
j itse three dip!omac characters OH their way
To t"nstan;iiiIp'c. Their immediate destination
was Smyri'n from whence they intended rr"cecGitg
ever land to ;e Turkish capi.ai.- Ctrou;cIe.
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DSAyIss g G.sEEg.
w NSIINGrlN. !

=
CIRCUIT COURT
t"SeiF Z. Hui&jas.- This case, which because
OF the confessed cnpahii'y of the defendant many
persons at distance have viewed very silr. and
2haTcfora easily settled but which from the lemaI
dl!"cnites tHt many Gases, apparently pic OF
present Ii me oftheir Adjudication; from, the
delay consequent on strict adherence The forms or
the tec'nicajile5 OF aw which never o., ,iisDco
sed with Gi-regurued without d4nr,r n r.r.nnaI
rights ard the impartial adininst ION i.tce from
the variety OF csi questions raised in The course of
TIC Prosecution, which could not be prevented or
evade by the Benvh bnt which must, tie rir!it be-
ing CLAIMED, be each argued great lentn by IN,
counsel then dcri ',ed by the Court with ali Size.
dc:hraion, research careful preparation aud acc,-
facy due to their characters, to the weirn of
ther responsibility, and to the rights oft he accused
on iile one hand well those OF the public on the
oiher-this case. which, from these in,;edm
the time necessarily consumed in the two trials WHICH
proved ahnriive, has been so lonp pen,lirU seems
now IN a TAR way to be soon finally disposed Of
Ky the agreement ofthe Counsel on both sides or
ffday last, it vas arranged that out of eiphteon
citizens who should DC summoned 10 attend the Cont
yesterday morning, twelve should be empanpclled
wheat c'a'ieh5sc, to try the three pending indict-
mGnts against DR.. VdtkinS. Accordingly the fol-
lowing were the twelve who first aprcarcd and an
sWcrcd and were sworn in Ms the Jury viz:
Daniel Carroll, Peter Lenox, Lewis Carberv D,
vid English John Kurtz w Snaot James Uo3rr,,,,
William Hewitt, Griffith Cuo!nbc, John p AZ,
T. 4. Russell, Il. Gilman.
i TINS Jnry, as vas agreed all three of tho ncn
ding cases submitted for trial viz: thu 500 and
TIC 100 dollar case of Mr.. Pduldnr I'm which new
OF Mr. Harris AMI the Indictment in each case heinz
read to the jury the tria! proceeded. The examina
ton OF witnesses was completed 3 O'clock and ,I,e
Court al ourncd.-L .NutiOaai Joteil;.eace,
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the SON Of M Robert Walsh has been ,iv,,e
oecfeiHIy Of the Ambassador to England"
MIR. Walsh thus has brother a nephew or,l.a son
AUTOMATICALLY provided for. Federalism oupbt mn
longer 20 complain. Gen. Jackson has ohservedrb
Injunction ofliS letter to Mr. Monroe and has nodo
no distinction between the two old parties and this
we b. cve is the only opinion expressed by him before
the election, that he has observed in Practice
not murmur at the appointment of Fe,cralists. The
distinction has long since ceased except in name.
ana after the ''brains cut" we think The man
ought to die, But we complain on another score.
that whist the administration is appointing Fedora
lists to Office unfortunately with Republicans. it
and ITS parjlSans should have the inpudence to repre-
sent al who were are opposed to Gen Jackson.
as Federn'tstT. There more Fcderaists in office
now, thon at any time since 1901.
Mr.. Walsh has displayed 50 much diplomacy in
steering his course That he Oh yft TO be fitted win
an embassy. Between two stools" he furnishes
the rare example Of one who did not :co!ng 70 the
ground" Nothing could exceed tine address with
"hich nc fagoured the cause Of Cen Ja,Eson IN tho
late election, while ,c proi5ssci to prefer Mr. Adams
lis declaration OF preference Gor Mr.. Adams was
oroada frequently repeated Ills mode of sustain
ne II III the National Gazette, was to Justify Cen.
jackson II all his violent conduct 10 defend him
warmly against every charge to cheer and animate
his party by encoiniu5.5 on their reader. On tho
other Hard, hls sneers pointed at the friends oF
the Administration, he read them lectures ON their
0'Ie7r' (aS contradissingushed from The genile1es
OF their advcfsarics,) abused SIR. Clay, and chilled tho
zeal Of all By bis frgid aftca.iop of decorum. No
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2sssaDtsgoasU ssgIDsM.



=== sKl.,As MokSiNG. AUGUST :, 1879:
TIE :. Ss,,.;,;,r O,er.,;- H. nj, =, ,;o
V,r sins 81. -, .ra.,.... '9'' ','
- 'ia''oN nave oeei' PacNeu
"i'' "a. '''elS"i' oac". NNh an ignorance IN
eNcnSu1e III men who govern Il country or with u,
insncerirv worthy of mon v.r,, IN 100, d;,o.oa
c. r,
,on- ,.,~,, ''''si- anu is"",""' "espo'' III
iS2!, placed him above all Greek, a.! Roman tlme;"
in 1925 mixed r., l,n,r,o ,f ,.,,t;,, ,,.i,I, ,ho
s.rou,o ana ,,,,.loy,...I ,,a,,...,;., .I,,
f 'e' ''' '.'''' "''' Tue op'''-
"t"" '"e strength "' WHICH lie was called des-
pot and curse IN 132, SV piciGaaed; we say
j, !. worth. al MOI, ,,,,,l 81 .i ;;:
SUCH s,,,,iI .I.,.,,,,u.i;.,.:, -. '''~
'-''' ',i''''" is "''S' TO preie"" to
i''d III 'ie truly Republican Administration of Thos
Jefferson, authority and precedent I,r the acsno,,c
conduct OF Sen Jackson ,,} ,;s ,fa;, w,
L,,, r,,ccan,,, -t,,;t -
P'f'''Shta S'a'eiheh' w.'ch remains
Hhcohtradiced that the number OF bIr Jeicrsons
removals i'll 1901 was about thirty only. and thot
these were not mad. ,,,.,,. ,l, .., .. i:,r, =
,,;,;, -, ~, = =, " VI
'' '' "''" .'!e i'f'''.E announced purpose OF
FeWafGihg Ills friends, and Furnishing hLs enemies"
IN conf. NATION OF this we ask the re,ders alton
,io, :, rho av,. r,,
~ ti' 'ehelSoh > 'e''er oeio"'
~ ie'''Sl"g 10 remove oihcGrS Tor political
opinion BY what shift will the ''fhirty evade the
force of this le,t.r, Their old avnd;,,. :; .b ,
oro l.n ~, ,,.. - '''C ''.J
- ,''">'J' '"u persist III me oct''ai
who none but Jackson papers at least. will he
Iieye them,
-. M ,.,;,,,,,.
With ,oncb min, s,,I ''',,''s tasea: SeH'"'
culate1 10 j,,Dnsn ON eas hio,o- i cai
press is laborius- al nvcr,; or,,,s '"o S"'.'us
impression that nro;c-n,; f w. pioGuce an
the order az tho d,y J; ~ toi s"Ac was
T'homns laf:,rsn n amu hN'''S'fatioh OF
mon; ~ ''''y d. It's eo-iihcnce-
S~c1, v.srot +loc
Tie Whole tenor ri' A. Ie,,rso,, ,,,:,.
his INAUGURAL 4 ,Jrn.s ,o,tr,dc, n ~ "i'
oument ~ defence Of 30 .,,i - M ,t'e 'i's ar
Clerks Tiaewai,e,s Sc tr TO- ~ o1liaSte rs
thew ba We Entertained O' '"s p''i''ca' opihio"s
We b-yf, Iat civ met ,,.b =, ,,.;,
timony si,wino thot III, i,r' .'''lar piece OF tes
point was j., accord vii, hi Iii; op,.on up'" 'hS
We have b.,n f,,voroJ r, , - n ..; :,
rnsnoct. b,Ii.y III H. SUI % "a t!ie i,igilesl
dated March IN Iani s " 'uS .A'faGI O. d Letter:
nectIg,ty and i,u. gentleman OF great res
icrson 10 his friend in Nnr,Iand - AZ '''
81 am f,,,9.,I ,'i -. - VA ,".''.'
81 have agccrtnincI Ir"a ',,'tr o. me rom INST
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07
MR.. klNCAlD'S ADDRESS,

4 o ne people Of me Wb Congressman District.
Fellow CitlZens-Wben announced myself last
Apnl as a candidate for Cong ress hoped and ex-
pcctcd to have a fair canvass. NV Competitors and
myself belonged TO the same political party, and we
were moreover personal friends. 1t was nv dcs,e
tive merits and let the people calmly consider and
decide between Us. had masquerade repurnance
I" hoDbIe5, ana dete mined 10 mount none resolved
not to be out done in iIberuliy and rnagrauifnilv
I'd my opponents That such my course for
more tian TWO months. / appeal with confidence TO
Doth friends and enemies in the district. Very diff
leiehC Das OeCn the course pursued tovards me-
me central NaClItower, which is the month
piece OF my opponents, opened upon ms from fbe M,
Inent OF my appearance on the thcafre. and evrrv
successive number has been literally filed with fIc
most siHnderoGS abase-the most bile G,leo
MOONS, MY friends constantly urged me to defend
inysei' ana carry back The war upon INV enemies
my Knew had abundant materials. and some even
u'seIIed me because Of my iorbearance. At length
te cup OF iorbearance Is cxhausted myself ana friends
tur" upon our opponents. and Immediately the wbi
mug auI dastaTdIy cry Of persecution j. rnigrd-
YES, Fellow Citizens at every stc, in the canvoss
nave OeeIi met by lHtte re naTHg eh,ent falsehood
ana Under have hitherto exposed successfi,JIy
TIE h"sgns Of those dark and nsdious ntriruers and
one by one they have left the field Thev have nov,
i' combined her forces against me. stand alone
TOT ne rights OF the people. and regardless Of consc-
qifnccS, VIII cry aloud and spare not" The first
caucus 'haI was got up by intrigue and MANAGEMENT
n'S Oe"n exposed and put down. Wri;hiug undor
thc ag0Dics of disappointment, this defeated unto
sWoTc IN their wrath, that should be beaten, mr. IL
eiected' TINT they would blast my reputation ana
standing with Cen Jackson and the members or MS
caOihet 10 effect this dIobolical scheme thcy char
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

S"sfH 'aloficrs "A writer In the National Jor,na,
onaer the signature of Epaminondas, charged Pos,
Mnser General Barry, with refusing to paw the nos
toge OF letters directed to his rife and children;
cIomlng the exemption by reason of his heinz Pos,
Master General with salary of $4,000 pr. on1 The
object OF Epaminondas unqrrstionably was. not -
onng SO small matter before the public for its own
sake but as going to prove in conjunction with mDnv
other 'sn7 matters" that the Reform, 80 much
'o]eo o. did not be" and was strictly enforced
at home.
Ii turned out that worthy member Of Che socie-
" OF Friends, by name Thomas SchoIfcd, Gave IN
CPamnondas, Information ofthc fact that Mr. Borrv
mad refused to pay postage letters directed 70 lila
ian'Iy' ThoFnas being charged by Mr. Barry Nth
'nc 'c'' IKE an honest man, confessed it, and it seems
'ne searching operation las been visited upon him
as reward for his cardor Mr.. ScholfeIdis o,bc,
WORDS ncid subordinate situations in the Post Office.
ana has been Te"'ocd for snying that the Pos, Mas
'e' eneEs fciss"d ray postage letters directed
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From tie National .y,u,.acl or .g,,.-,,

From tie National .yor,ncl Of .4payg,T
I DR NATHNS The evidence and pcadr,s in this case
closed yesterday about half past ocl1ck Mir lin i.r. c
only additional witness examined, wien Mr. Key moved the
Court the Jury IN the same form and sance AZ =,
instructed te Jury ic dollar case The instruction is
IN eject that the fraudulent intent and the forth in the
indictment are considered Ivy the jury proved by The ,s,i
nony 1t material whether tile fraud was uenetrated n,
ms Official character rs Fourth AUDITOR private
Cit, bit that in such case the Ju.y must return
yeI;.ci Of Gritty e''''''
Mr. Coke then moved addiion1l ns.uc ions se,tin,
ioIln CERTAIN propositions as necessarily inducing acuiital
The Counsel for the United took exception, 70 two If
le items contained IN these additional instructions
o" the ground that they abstract propositions mnsie,
NHfpsjonS ohec'c7'o material Jpdge Cancf objected
10 the two tfip3=rluus on The ground ihai - ,,:, 80,
instructions 20 the jury the Court ,pud be supiitt,
officially end ca "o'rg qesto" of law to tine Jury He had
which are as follows, were then Withdrawn:
That If the jury shall believe that the Fourth Auditor bs
~ "a" no authority TO direct the disposition pf money tie
various drafts unauthorized and IN their own wrong
nat u Inc 1"fy ,iaJ believe tat tie Fourth auditor hal
moneys HAT then he Navy Agents were bound 10 nav the off,
cal drafts Of tie Fourth AuditoF and none other"
Mr. hey hsn submitted prayer for additional instruction
items in TIE accounts Of tire Navy Agents did not sanction the
craving o. a. daiis ~ f Watkins, nor change le fraudulent
Mr. Coke objected the instruction prayed for and some
1Iei discuss 90 tooS place the question: which the
counsel for i,e United States.
Nh koy 1so g.ayei anoe u.trucn setting forth tina, t,
payment ~ t. daHs n lew YORK an1 oon did TAXI the
offence out 81 the jurisdiction of s court To this PRAYER
also Hr taNc Quoted "t aHr modification of the
S"asc of the instruction prayed ot court granted the
prayer.
!as ;'p adjourned until O'Clock ,te r9ro;n. when
the counsel ior tae United States VIII close
Il stated ,'l late Governor Ridley has hv NE will
r"anc'r'a u alb ns ',cs the of 'geo,ds If fo
1d Those "n, a;tiire, tho a-e yeov.eioh,
y7' ere 20 te re; Unmcatty such f,rtvve
save soc provision made ;pf jlrr support Of his estate
auatsa 81 tine class be fec tine as ~ TWEEN
eight yeas of 7ge and tire females tiacnyhye.Na IgL
= Fif"r = tire Boston Gszcttc says that there are
I'D nat CITY -.ou.3 hundreds Of houses ard stores
"iho"t occupants ard still greater number which
DO no. BRING their owners more than or per cent
7er anrUrr.
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"i.f"' = fi'e Boston Gszcttc says that there are
in bat CITY ".of3 hundreds Of houses and stores
"l.io". occupants ard 2 still greater number which
20 no. br'ng t'2'r owners more than or per cent
0er anrUrr.
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NEW AND sEASUNABLE GOODse

NEW AND SEASUNABLE GOODSe
nv NELSON has Just received and offers Tor sue,
Ii. at unusually low prices an extensive s'ocN OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Embrnciuu larpe and general variety, suited to the
present and approaching season, and consisting III
part Of
Blue, black and fancy colored cloths & cassimeres
Cxflrd and steel MKT do d.
Do dc sattnctts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown vcsting
Rose, dufie and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizcs
Fine and superllne white fanncls
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian fustIing
India satin and satin levanne
Black and buc-black Gro de Nap
p oS'y '''O So Gro de Il indes '''''
Black sencbews and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shuwls
Do do handkerchiefs
Thibet, Prussian and cashmere square do
Thibet and worsted barege hdkts
Baregc, gauze and Gro dc Nap do
Merino cloths and circassans oil colours
"a and "A Irish linens
;, q and ga do sheetings
Long lawns and linen camhrics
Linen cambria hdk(s
B-4 and 1914 danask
Russia, brds-eye and Ga diapers
Black Nankin aud Canton Grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and cooured palmyrencs
Plain black and colourcd bombazetts:
Figured do do and rattnetts
Black English bombazncs
Turtan and Circassian paids and camblets
Black, Give and drub bang-up cords
Plain book, null and Swiss muslius
Figured do do do
"A aud Ga cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconets
Plaid and fancy London prints.
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted braids, assorted
Gloves Of every vnriety
Sptalfield and baneanna hdkfs
Imitation bandanna and Madras do
Figured, satin aud dro de Nap bonnet ribbons
Gauze. cap, do do
Common, fine and superiine belt DO
Black and coloured guard do
large supply of brown, bleachcd and plaid do
mestics, apron and furniture checks, bed Gckings
British Oznaburgs, and coarse woollens for negro
clothing. And constantly hand,
Cotton oZnaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
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LEWIS WEBB & CO.

OFFER FOR SALE,
00 Hhds Sugar, St. Croix, Porto Rico ond
AOO New Orleans
500 bags Coffee, Java, Laguira, Porto Rico and
St. Domingo
DO hhds West India Molosses, part prime
Is boXes and 40 bbIs loaf and lump sugar
6 hhds and 70 bbls rye whiskey
II bbls Caruthers rectifed do
hid Jamaica
3 do St Croix }RUM
90 hhds and 80 bbs N England
pipes COgnsc brandy
l do Holland gin
casks Madeira
- do Sicily Madeira
do Lisbon
3 do Port xr1,n,,o
DO TenerifEe WINES
do dry Malaga
% do sweet do
Canary and Muscat
SO tons bar iron, American, English end Swedes
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity and blistered steel
II tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
GOO sacks Liverpool blown c.rr
60 do ground alum
Copperas, alum, birthstone,
Sultpetre, madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimento
letter, writing and wrapping paper
Wire sifters, Taisins, almonds, soap
Sperm and talow candles
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
tons patent shot, Dupont's gunpowder
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping Irvine, bottle corks
German sheeting and shifting, oznaburs9 Unread
Shoe thread, cotton and wool Carl assorted
80 bales cotton
IS hale, do6estie lettings and shirtings
case dome~~o cioths
soo sideo al leather, upper do
IEo SISanish hides
10 bbls tanneYs' oil
8 do lnseed
so bbls vinegar
100 bbs mackerel, no. 2 and
5000 los bacon
200 grindstoncs, Nova Scotia)
Glover seed, glass ware assorted, stoneware
Gby8, by 10 g. 10 by 10 window glass, &c. &C