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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
PAPER Hangings. DC.

vlSIF being appointed agent, has just
4 rec wed. and for the future will be regularly sup
pIied - III an e Intensive asSortm, nj of
Paper Hpngiags, Fire Screens, &c.
of he most E, .honabie aud approved pa terms,
Which he viii dispose Of at advantageous rates. To
those " no purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be male The above beautiful articles have been
recent, imported from Paris and well worth the
attention of the public being much superior to any
ever of. red for sale in the District
Dyeing and Securing,
in all its various branches executed style Of supe.
rior nea,ncss Cottoand worsted Barage coloured in
,ba he's, marn,r P.J SAIvETAY,
Wost.s1e ofRoyal, between King Prince-sts
nov IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
JnMn ) Emerson

john = EMERSON
As Just received from York, a very SPLEN.
Ill DlD .aSSORTHENT OF
va -ENTIA VESTIy0;
Of all colors, suitable Tor the sent Season. whc he
will sell IS low they be had in the District,
ANA on accommodating terms.
nov 7--e,3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
TO THO MAS JEFFERSON.


Nj ,NrtZELLn, o. IS 1922.
DsAR Sri ave lonc ,ntrr'Ii'' scruplrs
a1'u witt his II er, upon subject OF some
t,h ac'.-3ut old age has overcome them a
Ia.
Y'u remember ,he four ships ord I'd ny
Congress - b. bull, aud ihr four Captains
4'Poia' eddy WIsh,ngto abbot, and Tux
lon, at Barry, &c. To carry an Ampassad'r
70 Ngl,rs, and prorrci uur o0mm,ro" ~ The
Nrdi erransan. have always impu'ed this
nrlNpre TO ynn; for several reasons Fus',
nt,use you Frequently proposed It 10 me
She We were a. Pals, nrgu,is,inc together
% peAcc wl'A the "bIry p .wess. Secondly,
Because knew tina Washing on anu H"mii-
ION were nat only hdisf-r,m abost navy, out
Ne'>e 10 i. There was no Secretary OF me
SlY; only four head, IF department. You
wa SECRETARY Of State II milton SECRETARY
IT, ne Treasury Kubx S-cre'a'y OF WA, aud
lrv" Bedford was ATTORNEY General
|1' ''Nays Nj. rscttd hat you and kn"x were
ID ID ~ OF 0A>v. II Bradford VS. so, The
d. rl,y was DIR But W ,shi,gton, j am
!" Eicai, was against II III MS iademen' d"
d" OF a'hmenr To karX. and his difference 10
"tI "plEion, Tor | know I've mad g'ea re-
hr you, mig,, in0Ice lin tn decide IN
-,or OF U aud xxx, even though Bradford
MED with hamilton in opposition 10 you -
"1 Hamilton was a. erse to the me"sure,
ave personal evidence for while IL was pend
:, ne Come in hurry and 81 { Impotence 10
~'Se vlsl, to me. He SAID h. wa, iik'ly 10
cal d upon for large sum Of money 10 nulld
ups OF War, to 6ght the Algerines, and he
'>'d my opinion Of the measure. answered
>1n mat was clearly in favor Of It Sor
'' always been Of opinion, from the com
.0'sment Of the Revolution, tina: navy was
: most powerful, the safest and the ohesp-
: NATIONAL defence tor this country. My adj
> Nesefore, was, that as much OF the re
. ,'@e IS could possibly be spared, should be
Poeo TO the building and equipping OF ships.
CONVERSATION was OF some length, 5ui II
manifest, in his looks and in his air,
was disgustrd at the measure, as well
" NE opinion had expressed.
,, Us ~. hno1, not long since, wrote letter to
..r. ".aerhouse, requesting him TO procure
!, omission Tor her Sos, 10 the Navy; that Ma
s'a!S her ladyship, OF which his father was
parent For says she, l have frsquent-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18

Company,
WARRINGTON Nov. II. 1929.
NToTlCE is hereby given, that an ins'ament of two
~ do'srs and fifty cents per share, (being the 10Th
msalment every share of stock in the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Cana Company, is required to be paid the
OH day of January next; aud Il further sum of two
dollars and fifty per ,hare, bcn the ith install
nj the Goth day Of F,bruu, nsx; which install
neAtS must be paid The credit OF the Chesapeake
and OHIO Caual 60 pptny, to the Cashier other OH
Ger Of either OF the following Banks, viz:
he Branch of the Bank Of the United States at
Washington.
The Bank of Washington, at Washington
The Patriotic Bank do
The Bank the Metropolis, do
Tn Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
The Rank of Alexandria, at Alexandria
The Bank of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do.
The Mechanics Rank Of Alexandria do.
The i,agcrstown Bank, in Ii,ger>t D~n, Md. and
The Branch Of the Val,v Bank. in Charlestown, Va.
by order of the presid nj and Directors:
JOHN p lNG,.E,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
nov l8-laWt2Otu Feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
Falrfax LAND for sale
70 the Citizens VI .alexanAria.

The Proprietor of tho
LINE or SIaGES between
ysay3TRHX Ibis place fby charlottesville and
.ynchburg, will, in future run
three times week 1t will leave this place on Monday,
THURSDAY, .nd SATURDAY., ut p N. and return on tile
following days. will reach Charlottesville in one
day and half, and fy"chburg in two days and half
II viii irave Alexandra every day at 10 4. N. reach
Bsrnar's nsnson Hotel, ashngton in forty minutes
at which point inlersects the and splendid line
which has just gone INTO operation, and reach Bat.
more at la after 4P. n. II viii leave Barnard Ho-
tel IN Monday Thursday, and SATURDAY, mt ~ O'clock
and on the remaining days Of the week 20 minutes after
p NJ and reach Newton's Hotel in Alexandria vt 2
PH
he new line will 6eliver passengers II required, Al
tn steamboat in Baltimore
The city MS ct Alexandra are advised to enter an
the way to Baltimore, as by dung their Hal.
tmore are secured, without An, attention care 10
Washington, and so from Baltimore to ~ ssin ton.
~ Fare between Alexandra and Washing, fifty
cents, re,ween Alexandra and Baltimore, s. w.
nov b IHt PRDPR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
70 Hent,
t'Otton Yarn

+ hav. irs, rrc,ived an ad ona supply Of Cot.
ton Yarn nf ~ number; and shall CONSTANT,
kcrp-nn ind lIrge -t"ok "f all numoers which IS
m,uuf urcd fer "a rom superior cotton by the be-
ucW msrhury. and BY ul','tr workmen, and We war
rsr, 4 to b Of first ate qn'''t'
l0mu s JOSfP Pr LfNNEY e CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

Racing at Nc57 Kent Court House.
FENllE Races over the above Course will commence
= on w cduos lay the dth day Of November neat,
and continue four days.
is, Day-N Swecpsfake for years old, mile heats.
four subscribers, and closed.
I'd Day--A SweHstake for years old, two mile
heats, four subscribers, aud closed.
3D. Day-A Sveepstakc. four entries, end closed.
18th pay-Frs, for any horse, mare or gcllinr,
carrying weight agrcca5ly TO the rules 81 Tie Tree
Ifl' Cuuiso.
The Propuelo-s arc prepared ' furnish good sta
bes aud litter, dud 60 do every thug thcH power
TO accommodate those who may attend the races
oct ~ IS BAILEY 81 CRUMP, ProprotoIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

D OBERT GORDON, 81 18th street. near the
IL Eagle Tavern. and leading TO Shock1o Wore
house, las for sOc IN pipes hhds auG quarter casks.
ten kinds Of Madeira Wine, oiuopg which, ore Ser
cial, Tlata, Aqua Gle Mel, iual, sud some og ttc
finest llat the island ofoA, Of she kind that usus
ly bc8rsits nauc. a so, good Port and Dry Marsal-
Ia Wines; Frcuch Brandy old Ram, and Dutch
Gin ST. Crojx Sugar aud Coffee -Four kinds OF steam
Loaf Sugar. In boxes aad barrels: Five kinds of Teas;
at low prices, fer their qualities; Sack salt Bar
Irons Cunningham 81 Anderson sCoiton OsrahnrGs,
snd Sheciipis, a. Faoio-y prlccs oc. .-'f,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27
FRUIT TREES.
Hcnrico County .Nj0-Sery

Hcnrjco County Nursery.
4 HAVE Tor sale, AT my Nursery good col .. ,,r
uf Grated and Budlrd Fruit L .ecs cClrsisii, us
AViic, P10r, Peach, Plum. Cherry, Apricot Secta
riuc. Almond, sc. OF the choicest kinds, haviIis
made u my business Co select ciy those lhaf hay9
boon found 20 succeed best iu this crsie Catalogues
may be had GRATIS, the store or IL D7c,v. au, %
ho Book Store OF Potter Fr',on,. ssrrc niv ord,.i
nat may be LET, vii. b1 .uha.ually attended 70.
JOSEPH SiNHON
Grove Oct. 20 io-o-wCN
YEVltE Subscriber offers for s'lc. an cyca{-,i ~
n sorsment Of gCnicmels aud htics' boots cri
shoes Among which gre the 'ol1N-1-:
200 pr. gcnticmcns morocco. csH sAin aaG - )
skin boots, So 80 to pr. r9it
1000 pr. routlcmcns calf skin booteys and r'iF
skin and seal skim shoes and puuiu.
-oUQ pr. llli-- pruuola, morocco and seal Liz
Uud leather bo1toes wal ',in- shoes aud puInus
GOO pair India rubber over shoes
zoo pair lilchuond made plantation shoes
Also. a general assortment of mi sos, bows ci''
trcns and seyauis shoes, and few dozen of EuiAf
sons celebrated elastic rgzJr.straYs
Tie above were selected parti-u1rlv bv the Sur
scribcr for retailing, and he soi-t purchasers To- 81.
and examine for themselves.
lie has made such arrangements with the nc
oopyovcd manufacturers W. New y ork aud Pblac.4
phla, as viii insure constant saPpiy.
oct lO-2aWts SAMUEL PUrNEY,
Sivn Ofthe Golden Boot. No. .. Eagle Row.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27
VIM. ALLEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Opposite tie ylt'ed States Bank,
n ETURNS his ~ inks i0 lIs fiicnd- aud TIC pup
IL lie for the Liberal encouragement he has rccey.
ed. and hopes still o receive continuation of tlciy
patronage and confidence.
Re has received bv late arrivals from Phllaleilhis
and New York, DIS fan supply OF Goods, eoLsis,ipe
Of blue, black aa~1 variety 0f fancy colotcd cl1ts
and cassimOrel superior assortment Of nncnt ns,i
CIT yolvcs, Nalcrcios, tlOllatLcs end Mprseiles
Gov sons patent col'iuu0us spriHu stocks, Cheses
mans srspcnders, shirt collars, French, buck aAil
Boudsrds eud H1stins gloves.
Also, on assortment 81 su.~.riof Thinning cad p
prepared 90 execute ol oEdcrs in t.c MOST iasiisrg.
bic style.
WNNTED-1'Noor t.ree irst rsie l9grEsl Bsb'
Dr. ...lf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

NOR Negro Woman Suckv. that bought rear
= four years ago. o! Mr.. Richard Gregory, e.
Chesterfield County, Virginia; sic is about 20 s.ars
OF zee. dnk skin ~nare made, tbiI yisaga, she has
husband named Cc,er Nelson a blacksmith, N ho now
works "''h Mr.. Richard Taylor, of Manchester, who
have no doubt p, rsuadsd her Of and has her nov
concealed somewhere: she has n daughter lelonginr
20 Nr George Cox, al Chesterfield County aud !
thinN j. prubghie, she is in that nciEAupurlo1d.
VIII give he above reward aud All necessary cxpou-
c., t delivered 90 n,. in Richmond. Sloekoe IijIi.
THIS may rciye caution against cuv pcrsoI's bar
boring, OF employing said woman. At The peril of the
Jaw. IRA COWLES.
oct o7--uw.tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

operation OF tins princple, rs between ,l;eerent A.
tricts, and it IS only in this opinion that tve.s;,, 20
opinion csa exist. -
Any portion Of district might brnr an exccss
OF property above the qualification standard into lin
general estimate Of the suffrages of the district anJ
thus TIE principle might be used to more pcrncious
effect than within the liiEits of any single county
ii wc divide Virginia into districts, is there gen
tleinan who would not say that the number OF the
qualified voters should not give the rule in each coun
w But IT he was asked, in laying out tho counties
MO districts with certain boundaries TO look to an
o,her rdc, what would be the operation There are
SOo voters IN county, each having qualification of
Si"o. Bui among the great mass In the 3 counties
there are % IN each county making IN aggregate OF
l5o wlnse property exceeds that of the residue of
The 900. you were about 20 Gx another district
whore you hnd goo individuals al possessnr tbo
/ gal qualification. DO you purpose u give them
cqoAi representation, no. You say that allhouoh
the 200 possessed Of the requisite legal oualfca
i.oh IN the same manner as the $50 In the other
district. We; the wealth OF the other $50 mist he CON
s4cTcd IN the organization ofthe district Adop
Tag this principle, what % you do, You saw
liere arc 500 whose property IS equal TO 10000 and
! % whose property Is equal to sixty thousand. And
ven maze g,regate of 30 900. By an ingenious
ris"!i the preoaderance WAS thrown into the scale
II weaki and the majority OF the voters are defrau-
dei 81 their right.
tro Re CoNrlyr-rD.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

~" ! Commercial ADVERTISE, Friday ia posiscrp;
sass-N 'ne moment we wiring ils paragraph, TX
change tels aph communicating intelligence from the sb,
t'y Loo" ~low n.at Pe"rs Ia. dsss concluded 6efresa
Lord sarl she haze sailed! On tie l7th which
makes probable that Tia report tie Jat 6ronehi The
po-i.igc'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

4 hill 10 fE$T.--Tbc l.:l Ltown as Turner's ON
'e O" dii ti iit .''l- i"l pair %! S-ires COM
nay NC .,.~ ~ rafy application ,e 5-c.les, 70 W
'".a'' '.i .'e cif d" ..im,aHL From the s1slm
r'Nns 'i Mill IS uv-t Ey attention ic c.na t.csr
ovIht "1 an auy sea ' 90 De deficiency olwatc there
I' dvsHa'c TO sus' a. with conf e,cncy la the milling
n, 'lOuse 10 eue1s tadt business Tie 1 Ienea
"f ifna ore 20 three years HAREIEIF CLOPTON.
TOW Green -: oct ,ela c,l p..,...-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

right OF suitTage-bui, land lie would npenlv nr,cI,;
what his object was to asceri al, liz, rnc,i =
view TO IT, Interior application.
| lie would Imagine county Containing 900 onol;
ned voters. Two hundred and fity Of tlosc vo,ers
would vote fnr A and the remaining fhy fur b. Tel
me which ought TO be represented. Yet ihe II,,.e
would perceive that the decision OF that ouo.fi,n
whether \ with "5O or b with 80 uftie qualified 90
tors. shall DO the representative oi The ,Iis,tct ar
cou"y dspends entirely on the question whether YOU
wa graduate the votes according he wealth cf'
tue voters, or whether van viii establish rule O. NM
lorm suiirnge. 10 explain, lac would suppose that
$50 voters are found for a each entitled To free
hold estate worth 90; and % for i vhn have prop
ery oyer and above the qualification required by law
W"I'h Slo'J Now sr II Numbers i'oilc, 4 is elected
F he ms $50 votes IN his favor, so votes arains,
ii. lie Is iIercorr superior TO by q majority Of
. 10 /. Eat If wcnh decide The election ic protor-
~ - 10 determine the resnil Il would be elected be-
rouSe ihe corloinod property Of his 20 voters would
nr my thonsani dollars while tina, OF the $50 voters
for = wouid be bat - t!ou,7nd By the oncra,ion
ofth!s rule Therefore ii wolli be seen tlai woulJ
be sincu"f TO U The s1iDc proportion as 20 one
A'!2pt numbers Therefore AMI 4 viii be- elected
Tut look 1T io oer stan lard OF Representations, ho
IL aut wealth OF which we have heard so ,nuci Of
late, and wou! be rloclod BY The rain ,: had ma
med be- nsc The aggregate property g. tie % 20
teE" would be in shat ratio TO ;he aggregate proper
~ OF tue 80 voters for \.
acre AIR. !! made some calculations o. the oti.or
u1sis--the union of wcal.l aui numbsrs but as Ne
dii npt catch lis details with sufficient dstiactacss
We refrain from al lmPiinI 10 give them.
r.. 'F' 80 "o'''i Ut ''.i' 'at Vrui."nen ala not
d'iier from him IA this resprc'. ii1 wau'l examine
tt ii'' W.hah i''Hs c"t' produce difference
vi .lHi."n al C.e1''Hs'. i 10" me :" imagine an
ar1unpnt. Sariusr DO" Cu..u,i.t"' MAS ,nroccd IN
t',"s u' H's' i. 80 walsh las T. luton was
~, So 80 nc dFP '".t! H'li"sc l"' fH,f'lon which
.'~H +fea"y S"DHi','d' wa" paced beifc iho.'--
q y. AMI H. they have G..u.recd. y,u arc Il DpUiu-
tod the unniyes, You atc empowered 70 d,ri. tie
'':'t ne leave b" '-"'@li.H tie argument of
10 " "HId not ''''e SurH'.'e'S "i case. triI y"u
mat government was cHirLy nr soiely established,
F ne h'oa@i' OF prong - ih'l his Us The sole
"u 90 al SO'tIn"!r',, F'NiH i4,y ~ tel you,
80 lS't t"'a-'u i'at''"- c''t,y "2'"'-h capitol
49, ''''. - o',..' "'e'c Loo DC al "'eiin.iau'e
,N'IEy "c.Meti! ''tn 'h" "e1''--''t' snip thG
- - '' ''' - ,'ii.S an. .-"'HT ana
~ -" % "" 80 20 "',.',' '"'t'''S more
$50 ~! -. go go ''I 80 mo ""ntS' 'Heh'
-: - - ~ ,-iG ,-''''t''ce % .'umah
-, -. . - -" .! az 80 " "-I "'''
- -, 'i,' - - ia. -. .S'lei'V'i
n -. H. 49, ~. ', I io''.' u N ~:
-; 80 - W VIC ''", -, -, l'.-"s
,..if .., 5t,i ,i,,i go 10y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27
French Restorative.

n LANGLEY respectfully informs the citi2rl,s
~. q Richmond, and the public generally i!ar
&c has opened Restorative and Tavern in iaii> a
new style, between the stores Of BIcssrs. = al &
Moore and Mr. Nelson and invites the pytc :, ,-j,,
I'm CALI tie has . first rate French Coos, ;',-t
from Pans. and l. satisfied that his style c cueks
viii be found not less agrcG1yie than novel hers,
Tho .aFirr will be stored with al the dccHciS tie
market wall StfUTG--ish, VCnIsOn. and wild fowl IL.
their seasoH His bar is well stocked with liz
choicest wines and spirits.
y. y. Coffee and Soups at MI times.
~ Families can be supplied with meets or sns,5
dishes at their own houses, per bill OF fare OF la
day. ;hc shortest notice. sent 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27
BOAR DINGHOUS


.NllTVtA, itI9Etllnf.
AIRS. BENZ -. MOSS flake Of RirIlnIe.1
IFs Informs her friends and the pubic gcnoIaii, ,
thai she has taken tl large airy brick tencnieut iu
Doors west Of tic exchange piaip-streot. Norfi,
Il boarding i.1dsc and house of eniertairIer,
where She a. prepared accou.moda,e travellers ana
others, IL the best glanneS
/ have TO rcGH'st my friends acqueiutances and
travellers generally, 10 give the above esiSbishg.ea
j call. oct 5n-y,At 4 g., 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27
Richmond Nail Stanjifaci0rV.

E-TOR sale, on very reasonable terms from 500 %
a COCO kegs Of cnt nails and bfa,s. ofyurnus sins
from Sd to 100, IN kegs from iUObs to ou0.bs.--,
warranted TO BE made fOBl S,ceih fru and not from
PIC OF Bloom Iron, aa is customary in tho NOrilert
States;
ALSO,
Spikes from 60 ? i"-ics ciinch nails Of ditfeytut
sizes, suitable iUe tobacco kegs and hidS. uailr,s
horseshoe IRON rolled iron 81 different Widths :
aud are prepared to execute with dispatch. any or
jcTs Ia tins line. and request merchants and others
who deal IN mails, Sc. 20 Apply, fthcy .ill as
s"Fiu'ont. i, ItANALL s 90.
oc. i0-1awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

X Hc unexpectedly great demand Gr tira Vhis. as
rN'si'' al ic ei" Huuucrs tSa printed. couaiuiaa
nc net "G"';s proceedings Of the Goa. e,ion
consequently been unable 60 supply suucEliaIs at:e.!,
TN pap-s i.om the LeEHns We aye nos. rep,iuty io.c
er af hope % io allie q, JyalC by the esd q, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

g. Sec FIRST PAGE Of Daily Paper foT Shit
ArWS' Ncw ADVERTISEMENTS, Auctions, &c.--uus
me .-st paee for l.n,ielirs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-27

10 ne coNrlyrrD.)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

constantly reyolye, without the slightest confusion:
interests should revolve around our fixed principles
and never dare to come in cantact with them. But
if we fail to establish those principles, all our hopes
blasted, and we shall be comparable to shooting
stars, in place to-day and another morrow Just
interest may dictate. Now Mr.. Chairman, we are
called upon to 60 into convention upon the basis y
county Representations; but sir there justice in it.
ask if it is right that three hundred ffeeholders in
one portion of the state shal or ought to have rs
much weight as fifteen hundred in another portion
or is it right that five small counties with four thou
sand Inhabitants each shall have FIVE members in con-
Sand inhabitants shall only have one representative?
Tie Genius of Liberty bushes at such scene. But
as am opposed to the amendment, SO am to the
original bill, which proposes the federal basis and
am opposed to it, because there is rottenuess OF the
bottom, the principle is unjust, cannot sanction it.
and if the rising geeraton shall ever cast their eyes
upon the journal of this legislature they shall see the
humble name of him who now addresses YOU, stand
ing in opposition to such principle. 1t has been
said sir that in forming the federal compact slaves
were taken into the estimate because they were prop
etty and subject to taxation; deny the fact for if
they were, why vas it that horses and every other
species property subject to- taxation not nc!u-
ded? Ifearessy assert the fact that slaves were re-
garded in that scheme as persons. Now sir a slave
is for his masters property, s. nothing but property e.
every attempt to throw their weight into the political
scale is unjust If however, the slave holders insist
upon giving their slaves political weight it follows of
course that they ought to give them the right to ex
ercse the power. Yhis expect they arc not willing
to do. These sir are my reasons for opposing the
propositions now before the committee. l hope
therefore that the amendment will fail, aid that
finally the bill itself will die.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
LEWIS WEBB & co.
nFEED "D orr

OFFER FOR S.4LE,
80 Bbis and 100 bags coffee, Laguira, ST. Domingo
and Java
40 hhds molasscs
90 hhds and 10 bbis St Croi& and Nev Orleans SUI
gars
hhds II boxes and so bbls loaf and lump spgar
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruthers rectifed do
200 bbs Isle of Wight and Northern apple hrarrdy
do peach brandy
hhds and so bbfs pure n. E rum
9 do Antigua do
Q do Jamaica G1
pipes French braniy
8 do Holland gin
E;:: :: e.: $:::;E
London porter, cider
1870 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown Dc
so tons Swedes, English and Amelicaf bar iroh
do castings
German, crawley blisteref ana cast steel
Cut and wrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls n. Carolina cut behring's
so do mackere1
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
ID casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, copperas. alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisns, nutmegs, cassia, deuriioIrns
Quart bottles, tumbers, decanters, wines, &C.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping pupes
Sperm and tallow candies
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong teas
Duponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whttcmore's cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines ind various other kinds Of CDR
dage
Seine and wrapping tWinc
Shoe thread osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hess!ans cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c,
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