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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07

NTIRGINIA;A a superior of chauccry, holden at
the capitol III Che city Of Richmond, Wednesday, July
Isi, 1879 John w Argyle, William Argyle Frederick Auye
A. H. Argyle, john Iravllan aud Mary A. e. his wife,
Mary A. &. Argyle, and Thomas r. Argyle infant by
Frederick Argyle, his friend, pits against Isaac Curd
Thomas Cud exor aud dovisec of john Cud dcod Benjamin
Anderson and Rebecoa his wife, Samuel Hart aud Anne his
wife, aud Samuel Dyer. r dfts.
This this day TO be heard the BILL taken for
confessed all the defendants except Thomas CUd, the
of that defendant with the replication thereto and
argued Ivy counsc consideration whereof the doth
ORDER that the defendant Isaac Cud, render account Of his
transactions guardian Of the plaintiffs Except John NJ Ira
vian before commissioner Of the and that the deen
dant Thomas Curd render Of his administration Of
the his icsator before the commissioner who is
directed examine, state and seattle to SAID accounts, and
report the the with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent Ivy hse which may be required by the
parties 10 be so stated. - -
COPY Tcslc, WM. g. PENDLEToN, c. L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
NLEMiNG e. EDWIN JAMES & co. ma
Il ket Square) have just received
Befmeen AMI 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOOTS

comprising one OF the largest, most general and do
siIabie stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever offer
cd Tor sale. n more particular advertisement vii
~PP'"i '' &c" Gays. april e3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07

TEKMs.-SuH~spr,oS to the Duty RlcHnoSo Wmu "a;
year, and f shorter Per'od at the Of 50 Year, ia
able 10 advance ~
ADMINISTRATOR l;nes o,. =,
ssrfiou IS t,,ee
every Succeeding insertion 3}i cents. " ~ NV
Thrice week. irs, 81 2 every ,,coe.,,,r ,,.. {,
Twice n week, first insertion Is cents: ey.,y
ser,ion so ~ ' "
Oace week, FIRST insertion Is Cents ev,rv s,crcs,,g IL,
scrtion So cents - ' s "
WHtG. " - -
transient advertisers must pay ia advance
lie number Of insertions the MS they
will be inserted until ordered stopped charged sc-
cordngty
Annual Advertisers charged so doll s for s;.ias
and IN that proportion for Advertisements OF greater Lengths
except AuItoieers and Lottery dealers who charged SUo
Or The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
Aweek, cresdays and Frdays) five dollars per annur
payable m advance
For 4drertisisg75 cents Square, less for IN
session. and so coats IDr each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07

HEKKINGs, SALT, &c.
ss{k Barrels hcrrings, No.
NV $50 sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter, very fine, ia kegs %
30, 30 and so lbs
the Planter ~
few boxes genuine claret wine
| > dozen patent coffee mills
| 'o,ooo Spanish cigars, half boxes of which
are warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in I.
'aha' Tor sale by ENOCH S. COURTNEY.
may - Main st. opposite the Old Market.
TNGLISH IN FRANCE.-The EneIisb
IN France, by the author of the English in I,aIv
III vols Just published, and received by -
aug - JOHN III. NASH.
E% ENTUCkY HARMONIC, or a choice coII.co---,,S
~ Psalms, Tunes Hymns AMI Anthems lin tbcae ,.H
ahrn nom The most eminent authors, and well adarIsd -
christian Churches Singing Schools Private ocictie
aug y just received bv APfrT IS1Eay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07

Il CeEe6r0Fed md cTecflaE article.
.EUST received by J. III. NASH, a few
- bottles of the celebrated aud eficctual PRESTON
SALTS for the headache. 1t is said by some of the
greatest Physicians in the country be tile best
iclc of the kind that has ever been introduced in this
market. Sept I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07

Ladies Lasting Slippers, square toes ,p;th 49,.
nNE case of the above article is lust rec.,,.I 10.
" GRANNISS. SON s. BROTHERs "
sept 3 n"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07

remarked that the prisoners clothes wer, mn, bb,o
leu; the latter added that he had been fighting and
us nose had oled. The clothes wero in SO bloody
ssote that II was necessary To scrape them with a
kniie-although the shirt had been washed when his
coat was pulled of, blood on the ristbands--
the ,nsdes of his shoes were also very bloody.
Inc .niie and Staccy's glove were found, and many
S,ier ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the possession @,
large sums of moneytended to corroborate the puilt
vi young STACEY. He had pursued his profession for
several days after the crime, the murder frequently
oeng .ne subject Of CONVERSATION. After several per-
sons had been examined, Stacey was shaving n per-
son. who, in Jest, snid '.probahIy YOU John will be
taSen up next but Stacey slowed no agitaiion nor
was ne ever moved in the least, unit, man. without
me least suspicion Of the fact, observed that ~ clue
lound 70 the murderer, when Stacey was co much
as 10 cut tho chin Of his customer The con-
iession OF the father was as follows: He admitted
unae the son came home on tho Sunday night, ut
ABOUT the hour specified above; that when the son
went up stairs he followed him; that the sou
throw Dag OF money bed; that he (thc father
Sioseiy questioned him as TO the mode in which il had
oech oo'aned and to the bloody state in which his
apparel was; that the persisted the la.tcr was to
be accounted forby his having been engaged in quar-
ana ght out that he refused to give any expana-
ton relative to the money That some DAYS after il,
consequence of his the fathcrs) cnreatv to the son
to disclose how the money obtained. the latter
admitted hc had murdered Lang,rcy and his house
Keeper, topoSscss himself OF it, that old Stacey count
cd the money, when he first saw it. and that il
ell to 63Oi; that in the first instance conceal
cd N dung-heap, at the back OF the premises and Il.
forwards removed from thu, place by old Stacey, and
buried III spot at Copnor and that the son had n.
peatedy solicited the father not to divuae the trans
acton to his step mother. He was Yesterday taken to
the spot where he described the money be deposit
cd, when the sum of 627i principally in Bank of En-
gland notes with the watch the cuprs had purchased
or mr.. weeks, was discovered wrapped up i'm sill,
handkerchlcf The mode Of concealng it was that
OF cutting ont piece OF earth, the surface of which
was turf, and after deposi;ing the money IL. the hole
replacing the sod and effected was it us to exclude
the possibility OF discovery but from inlcruaton or
the most distant accident.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
LFrom IRA EdiaJ,g.sh Elr;e1r.r

ROBERT BURNS Burns first came mon tho
world as prodigy; and was, in tlia character e r
tanned by u, IN the usual fnshon, with loud ynrue
tunutuous wonder speedily subsidIng into censure
ana neglect TIL MS early and most inourIit death
again awakened an thus asm Tor hn winch esp,-
caIIy as there was nothing tu be done, and
muclto be spoken, has prolonged itself even to our
own time. IL IL true. tho nine davs' have long eince
elapsed; end the very continuance Of this clurnor
proves that Burns WIS vulgar wonder. Accor-
DINGHY, even IN sober judgments where, us wear,
passed by, he i1s como TO rest more aud more cycl-
sivey on his own intrinsic merits and may now 10
wei nigh sfon OF That casual radiance, Je apnnnrs
not only as true British poet, but one at the most
considerable British Of the ciohtcchrh century
Let II not be objected that he did little. He did
huch, II we consider where and how. II the work
performed was small, wo must remember that lac had
s very materials 90 dlscovcr: for the metal he wnr
Rcd IN lay hid under Inc desert where 10 eve bu, his
hdi guessed It's existence; and we Amos, s1v tI,r,
WIN ms own hand, he had 70 construct the tools for
iaShioinng A. For hc found himself in the decuc,t
oJscuEty, without help, without instruction. wi,bou,
model, or with models only of The mcaicst sort An
educated man stands. IL were. in thu, midst a.
Pound"sS afSonu aud magazine, filed with all tho
wcDpOnsand engines which mans skill has been abc
to device from tho earliest time: und he works acccy
nln@ly, with strength borrowed from all mast nDr,
10" different hissintc who stands on tho outside
% That storcbouss, ANA iscls that ito rates must y.
storIncd; or remain forever shut against HIM His
means are the commoncst and rudcst the mere work
dGne ls no measure Of his strength a dwarf behind
MS steam.engine may remove mountains but no
dwarf VIII hue them down with piciaxe; and he
must nc Titan hatlurls them abroad with bis arms
Vt IS IN bis last shape that Burns PRESENTS bnlscH
Born IN MI age hc most prosaie Britain had vet soon
aud ~ coniiiion the most dsadyaniagcous where
his mlnd II It accomplished auglt, must accomplish
u under the pressure ofcontnual bodily toll nav of
penury and responding apprehension Of tho worst
cVIlS' ana with no furthcruncc but such knowlcdee
rs dwcis m poor MINIS hut, aud the rhymes of a
Ferguson or Ramsay tor his standard of beauty bo
SINE" not under all these npcdincnls. Through, the
logs and darkness offhat oscure region, his eagle
'yc disceTns the tf"e rc'oDs Of The world and h..
nan iic ne grows INTO iniefectus strength, aud
rains himself into intellectual c,uerfnesq. I,npolod
" tho irrepresslhle movement Of his inward spirt
&c struggles forw ard into tie cioIal Wow and with
aughty modesty lays down. beor, No. as the frrif orI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
FoR rnE RicHNoND WHie.
y EFORN AND. RETRENCHMENT

REFORM AND RETRENCIIMENT.
Our Farmer, Soldier, good and great,
Who doth control our ship of state,
And "Augcan stable clean;"
Reformcr and reEPcncher too,
Opine who can the half he'll do
His like was never seen!
A grand millennium has come,
At beat Of our great victor's drum.
There's Branch and Lee. and Swartwout, seei
Feds, Bsors, and Libsrtines agree!
His magic art, on! who can ken,
Turns men to Cars, and Cars to men!
OF Branches be makes trees,
The bravest warriors all are beaten
Ry pigmy mouse, the pass has Eaien;
Pure wine he's made from Lees.
4 grand millennium has come, &c.
Cash he can earn rs well us men,
inthcusands from out eights by ten,
Whenever he turns his screws:
Free Tom can make Minister,
rs easy as tom cat can purr,
And Christians make of Jews.
A grand millennium, &c.
The weak shall all confound the wise
roor devils that the world despise,
Bar-kcepcrs, Burrites, too,
By potent touch of hickory wand.
With wisdom filled to rule the land
And patriots all trne blue!
a grand millennium, &c.
The Feds, whom once he'd hang by dozens,
Are now his favorite German Cousins,
On more mature reflection;
attorneys can interpret laws
And Britaii,'s friends oppose her cause
Repeal'd is second section.
q grand millennium, &c.
We beg our sage Enquirer man
20 teach us. nc surely can,
What course we'd best pursue:
Lake Duff, and Kendall, Hill, and Carr
We'd feign embark in any war,
iffortunc would be true.
4 grand millennium, &c.
PiNDAR PHlLO-HERO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
J. II. EATON.

ION "onn Blair 9f Tsnnessec--This gcptIensp,s
oihcicus conduct as Chairman Of the Committee 20
examine the expcnces of tho Department of s,,,o a,
"aS""g'on' may be remembered by some Of our
oa'' our recollection at least retains IT. as he wss
que o. .nose who sought distinction by affecting great
So"c''ude Tor the purity Of the Government, and
""o9e patriotic feelings suffered 10 much unessines,
o"account OF the vast sum of $1,000 paid one of M
ior gong abroad on public business The Hon. John
bar has hNcp into rough hands since his return to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07


From the Horrible details ola murder nornc,,o,od
at Portsmouth, England, by youiir man named SIN
c'y'-nOC yet t1cnty -one-and his father we mako
Inc following brief abstract. The victims we're n Mr
Lnng,rcy and his housekecper and the inducenon,
lothc crime was the desire Of money, which pos
known TO DC IN the possession Of Mir. Lanptrev
Young stacey was an apprentice 10 n burbcr and hal
ing been IN the habit of shaving IanOtrcy nj his nun
house nc gained such knowledge of the premises M
anlbcd him TO enter ihorn sut no suspicion attach
TO him, until nc was seen INDUCING in cxtravapanries
Which 1t was well known bis trlAlng pay as an spprer
ice di not warranti he then fol owed and arrest
cd md alter strong circumstona evidence had bccn
aGduced, the father confessed himself an
after the dced.-B,st COur.
From the evidence Of a lad, one Connovnnre !,
appeared that he was with yonng Stacey nj the hon,o
OF the elder Stacey, the night of the murder: IN
young Stacey left the house before six o'clock and
wos absent from II until eight o'clock ewlIcn Ie rc
turned agltatod and hurried. Ho immediately went
up stairs called his fuher, who followed him; botI
reInaincd mp stairs nearly half on hour; they then
came down, and prisoner went into the yard where
Connoyrnoro heard him washing himself The father
Then sent Conuoynore TO POrtsea to buy some bread
and cheese, although a shop where these articles
might hav" been ob,ainod was neaJcr; on his return
the prfoneT vas sitting by the fire without HE gliri
hc mother was holding II lbcing wnt) by tho fro to
Dry osif Il had been wGshed--whonit was dry The
prisoner put ~ on, and then with Connoymore wont
homo 10 the prisoners ro'hcr.in.lo where thew,
1'''i F.tf Wtor III" arrived fhrre C'aroy,oo,c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11
Thomas Hagarty

IpEsPECTFUIl.Y informs the inhabitants of Alex
IL sndria and its vicinity, that he will open SEMI
NARY, for the education Of young Gentlemen, on the
9TH instant, at his dwelling house Duke-street till
more suitable situation be procured. The Soho
lastic course wi comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages; Logic, Metaphysics, itheto.
rios Elocution and Composition; Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology. Geography with the Of the
maps and globes, Mathematics Arithmetic Writing. &c
The advertiser, from his ong experience in teaching,
and success i" qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni.
verstes and professions both in Europe and this Dis
trict. trusts be will give general satisfaction. lie
pledges himself that his utmost exetions will be used
in facilitating the literary Improvement of the pupils
who may be committed 10 his care.
Information concerning 7, u IS capability, acquire.
ments,snd discipGnc, Teacher may be learned by
applying TO Maj. Gen, Maconb. Gen Mason Clement
Smith, John Narbur,, WIN s. Nicos. Esqs. Col. Fuw.
Ter, and Capt Morton, Georgcto~ri John Boyle, Of
the Navy Department, lohn Mcleod, Principal Of the
Central academy, Washington City; and Dsn' Bry an,
Esq tiexsndris Terms can lie ascertaned by inqur-
rug of I. ~ at his residence on Duke street. .4
D. Since the foregoing in type the building,
on Priace street, used at present. place of wor.
scip by the Society nf Reformed Methodsts, has
Obtained b. the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on the day above specified
dec -d6,STiawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11
New Orleans Packets.

II Having been engaged ia the New Orleans trade
J,hy;,h our schooners the TRANSPORT and the
IN, TOYS BARGE, during the las, season,
= ,.cei, .ng considerable encouragement from ship
rr v. viii undertake to keep both OF these vessels
-; :, "A a trade The wASaINsroS's BARoE will
~ rcaI;ncss to sail abou; the middle Of January, and
,ny i'm. thu, sufficient quantity to make it an ob
%, say halfa cargo, offers at either Richmond or
,r,gira, one of tie vessels viii be sent to either
.ee 20 save expense 10 shippers; orwhen such guam
-, soud o.Isr As to make It OF less Importance the
,,S.ge will be pad by usto Norfolk In point OF salt
hes, vessels have proved themselves equal, IL not
,sror to any in the trade; and the masters shall be
Oh as will be approved OF
Norfolk, nov %
:, rhe Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
I'd Petersburg Republican, will please insert the
bo IN the sin December, AMI afterwards insert the
alone, H. aud then forward their accounts tor pay
-, G.. 5.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11

Notice.

>HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he carries on, at his old stand south
side of King street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank, Alexandra, the
Saddle, Harness, & Trunk Business,
IN all I7S H-iRIOUS BR.7NCHES. -.
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them; and begs leave TO
them that with the aid of the best workmen, and
ample supply of the most choice materials he will be
able to rener entire satisfaction those who may please
to favor him with their business. either by order per-
sonsl application .-
He has on hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment of the following articles wholesale
and retail, Oh the most moderate terms: ..-.., ,
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles. best quality, stuff aaps AH
DO do do plain -
Do do common do
Ladies' do best and common
Plated and stee-bi,te1 brides, Of various kinds
Plated and steel-mounted martingales
Saddle bags of the latest fashion, and common
verisses aud carpet travelling bags
Platetl-mount.d carriage harness
DO gig ''
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
Plated. brass, and jspAnned mounted cariole har-
Wagon. cart, and lray harness
Fire buckets and haiieis
Aud also q general assortment of
ELEGANT H1rd LEATHER Travelling Trtaks,
And q ars at variety nt ~.
THE BEST GIG =, RIDING IPUIPS -
Plated steel and brass ,purs
Plated steel and brass birdie bits and stirrups
S,dd!etrees AMI buckskins, assorted
Buff..io skin saddle covers rF te
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and cali
skim and quilted at shortest notice.
old saddles harness and trunks of all kinds paired
nov II JAMES v,NsANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11
NO. 1858
Superior Black Ink Powder.
LIQUID INK
WARRANTED PFRMANEN'

WARRANTED PERMANENT.
aan.faetured by NOR7'HG' u.sRRfN, PailadetpAis.
NE above has been fairly tested and found to pos
= sess All the separate advantages combined, which
Ea'e peeh considered sufficient recommendation to
public ct the various articles of the kind thnt hnyo
been prepared in this country, or imported from Eu-
rope 1t Is confidently relied upon that single trial
OF Tue Liquid NIX or lux Powder 'he latter of such
general convenience to Travellers and particularly for
sea voyages, viii prove their superorit, over sny or
the preparations now in use.
The public attention is respectfully invited to tho
following reconme ntlations:
=" The subscribers, having used North & Warrn's
Liquid Black Ink, (by them warranted pr, Insnen sud
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owder, beg
to recommend It To merchants and others, who will
lind. on trial that il flows freely from the pen retains
ITS color and where beautiful black ink isrequred
tor deeds and other public writings, this composition
we have no doubt, will bear comparison with any arti.
Gle of the kind manufactured in this country or with
that imported from Europe"
ls] n Reel E sq P 1i Philadelphia Bank
II HOlingsworth Esq Cashier Bank North me-iea
Hhuhl, Esq Cashier Fnme,s' cno 5Iechonies' Bank
yI.eris, Esq flasher hehuyhiU Bank
hoberts, Esq Cashier stephen Girards Bunk
d. MANUEL hueason qJu"a Professor u,iuer Penn
Clement C Bidds. Lsq Notary Public
FP Meditation, Esq. do
Henry & Freeman Esq DIN
G Campbell Librarian Philadelphia Library
HuyOOo lTWHOVOuTy supreme JOWB
John Geyer, LEICESTER Of Hills
isaac Elliot, Conrcyaneer
Isaac Hdmpak do
Aln 0alEd Clsrk efMe District Of Ss.,a.ra,k
y ~ SiOm0n. county fudtoy
" Coats, Electromagnetic District Court
TSCrrr DIN do
q u Head do do
Dorid Louis Esq President Phnn;r b,suyanee Co
Jh Wusekerer, Esq do do
ninth, Esq Aec'y Pennsylvania Fire do
Iaos TSmiley, .qcfuary Tenn Life do
pryor, Board Of IienM
y Johnson Paneipul High School Franklin Ena
B II Rand flirting Master
Henry Br.sio,o. din
Ih0mns Rastr, Iencher
q OennS0n DIN
- SfeUari do
Enn,on Williams. Hurreyor
Jennings II Thomas, .1uctioneers
Knor Boggs e Co, Merchants
John Grgg do
Marcus Bull do
) Potter do
Burgin, Uoud e Pea,saH, Merchants
John Bradley
81 Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov 3 -2aw2m BOOKSELLER, .3Ler. ndria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11
CalcineA Magmesia.

Sy1E have -eccived 1i-ect from the Mar, land Che
w mical Works s,rply OF superior Cac'ned Mag
,e,;. made a(,er the amer of lIenr,'s celebrated
sgnesia This we raan, to BE- =, so ss
if not better, than the English. having D! fshs "e
two articles together proved this TO be SUPERIOR
We here Offer condensed FORM a, half ,u ,Ge pr sS
Of the imported, perfectly pure magnesa' ann may
he taken INTO the mos, delicate stomach without pro-
einr the slightest nausea, ian obiec, often SO eon'l.
,Ierable with pb, scians) being rather pleasant man
J;.arrceable tasted. In the Of the American sti'
Gle and when il STALL become generally knows, We are
satisfied il win supercede the use OF the fmpo,o es
peciay as i, is afforded the same price and moro
.ure in effect than the common calened maEhes'a' "
il r,t up in bottles and labelled win directions Ia
convenient size for families or retailing IN country
stores. or other places where medicines are vended
Also, an assortment OF
COMBS. BRUSHES md soaps,
Consisting of ,.ar
Tuck. side. long crooked, neck and pocket combs
coti, hair. aesh, nail vsyhsI sash tools, and camel
hair Brushes
Rose. transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august IL WILLIAM LASPHlER Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11
New Books.

A TIANTIc SOUVENIR for 1880, fine cngravings
N Token for do do
DO for 1899
Deaths Doings fine plates
waite's State Papers, 12v
Swearingens Confession Of the murder of his
wife
Life Of Ward. the mail robber, now confined in
baltimore Jail
Adventures ola Kings Page, 2v
Series of journal on Education
Mrs. Optics works, l2v
Patriotic Sailor. , v. written by thoroughbred
seaman
Farewell to lime
Harker's Parents Monitor
Marshall's Life Of Washington. With map, sc.
Just received and for sale by
dec 10 GEO, WHITE. Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11
Cash for EegrOes

WYE wish 10 purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, Of both sexes, from IL 10 Sugars
of age field hands also, Techanics OF ever, descrp.
ton Persons shng to sellv 'uld do well gave US
call, as we are determined TO ve higher pro. tor
slaves than any purchaser whoi now OF may be here'
afi or in this market.
An, communication in writing viii be promptly al
tended to- We can a, all times be found at ourres
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. Z.
cen; 90 RANKIN u ARMFIELD:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11
Fall Goods.

.... '-.. TNAA NOONS. .r
6tHAIIEs BENNETT has received. and e6ers for
u sale, yholcsale and 'eia'l-
Superfne black. Navy blue and olive cloths
Back, dark blue and steel mixed kerSey
Fine blue and steel mixed sa'tinctts
LADIES' lark blue and ciaret h 'bt-clo,hs
T. Avarety of Inilled irsb cloths md kerSeys
Abaie of very stou, Engish dr1b and mixed do
Ladies' hoskin AMI York tan gloves -..,s -
Gentlemens English doe kin ditto, OF hrs quality
Flag, Madras, and compan, bsndanna hit
BLACK Italian and Engl,h sewing silks. II first qN
k7p.neral assortment of cotton. silk and riainbs'
wool hose SO @ .1-.
few dozen of first quality ladies' black. and
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls assorted, from 20 80 6O
100 packs q. ~ and so German pos, quality SAID
. 10 be very superior to English
Rose blankets. heavy, full sized English from 4
Irish linens and dispers, Domes'io goods IA.
A general assortment Of brown aud hleached cot.
IONS amongst the latter of extra quality, liz int
tstion If Madras cottons
A case yer, stout shee,ings go --.s F
Two bales domestic serseys Tor negroes
A hale of 40 No. iinseys, very good quality 7
White, red yellow and green ftnieis,'
snperhne IA and 8 bed ticks and checks
SEINE tINE and SHOE 7URE.7D, :.
sept22 5.E "a - - -. -