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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

MECH With the brightest prospects before them,
m o mechanics and laboers destroy by vice and prohi-
naey the good name which they have already acquired Lei
hn remember that they must in public estimation by
M rce of their own talents, and their devotion 10 those
of industry and vlrtue which alone MAINTAIN
hm IN their elevation Vice may expose her deformty IN
I bo places of the earh present her unbles presence
ND The pomp and ceremonial of wealth, with something
S COMMUNICATED is the force of public opinon but with
a mechanic and the aborer her influence is terrible The
md that otherwise might have thrown Oft the membranes
- Cornne batled with each adverse circumstance, and
ccod s way upward the fountain springs up from
shne. NAV be bowed down the lowest depths of human
drd,op drain every cup of shame and dshonor, and live
and die as the beasts that perish.
The vice Of inemperance is most to be dreaded Its
emptaon like shadow, pursues us in every situation oil
III and is only to be resisted by that fixed and resoue prnc
Mo ~ virtue which all should strive attanand which all
viii proper exertIon ma We happy and proud to say
oveyer that the mechanical part of the community IN this
opry are in general remarkable for their industry and
aey Hardly week passes, but we near OF socletles
Improvement aud the encouragement OF temperance
r I'm. Manufacturer
THE PRESS The power Of the press has no rival
We're not more mighty than arms, why should It's AID be
called TO support finish the work which armies have only
begun holds dominion public sentiment, winch
arms can never arrive maintain Even when accident
has ojven the sword monentary ascendency, without the
aid of the press how does the bearer solicit the u-
once of press support it, No despot let him be sur
rounded with his artillery and walled about with bayones
could support his depotsm for moment against Inc power
of free pres or why has history record OF single m
stance The chains thrown from that engine OF mgher
power than give the eyes of the people ara open
Cd and their chains become like flax the flames Hence
the policy of surpers which induces them to ensave the
press the only of rveng the chains they have
thrown the people. GdttShW Hec"dG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
SPRING GOODS

AMES IT, HUNTER has received bv the Rich.
~ mond Packet and T'antivy from New York. an
assortment ass OF seasonuble DRY GOODS, among
Black bombazines and bombazetts
Super Cqnton and Mandarin grapes
ltaliln grapes, various colours
Biack and blue black Italian lustrinrs
Black satin evantincs
Italian silk 36 and 10 inch cravais
ind'n and GermaD fog bandkerchiefs
Brown. crimson and yellow bandanBas
White, coloured and striped Jeans
marsclles vestIngs India nanldns and drilliDrs
hontlngs, linen cambrics a. linen cambria hdjtfs
!1conet cambria hook and null mualns
Comhrc dmlty, striped jaconcts
fashionable cslicoes and ginshams
Lace wells, palcsnes, cspes and collars
Gguze wells and haDdkerohiefs
Six end cotton hose and half hose
Meme super beaver and horse-skin gloves
Ladies cOioured horsc-skm and KID A.,
Bonnet and belt ribbons. hrads &s.
Tortoise, tuck and side combs
Psrasols and umbrellas
Brown and bleached shrtings aud sheetinqs
Iaoie and Russis diapers, bed hckinrs. ozna.
ourgs, &c. &c, which are offered 90 tire lowep4
terms for cash. aoyl 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
MIARINY; NTNWg.
PONY OF RICII.dO-YD.
ARRIVED,


Schr independence. Hooper, days from Ral;i-
more, win sundries to l4uckc 6 SiZer l. Webb ~
20. ADderson, Garth ~ 60. n Gordon, Carni-
CHAN Peyton Lancaster g. DENLY. Wortbam &,
McGruder, w Swoope ] McKildoe. Scott <, FRY
winston, III Myers, Rustou d Peasants p Sulji
van, Perkins S Harris, p Tcmpkius
Scir Expedition, Reed, from New York with bal
last.
Lighter Cato, from PETERSBURG. with tobacco ~
IL Sheppard and 7 s. T Gwathincv
Steamboat Fir hmond, Chapman from NoEG,l with fleich,
Steamboat Virginia. Furguson, from Baltimore, via Morrill,
WIN fire. f; and passengers y "'
Steamboat; Potomac, Jenkins, from Washington via Alcv
andria and Norfolk with freight and passenpens
The sclrs Planter, BALDWIN, and Effort Bell from New York
were passed ~ the Steamboats, of " ion, bound up.
SAILED,
Schr Hornet, Gould, for New York. with -four <,
tobacco. ''' ~
Schr Relief Crowell, for Ncwburvport, with coal
Schr Morning Star, Baker, for Boston, with coal.
Schr Caroline Marion, Barnes, for Baltimore with
coal.
NORFOLK. April i5.-Ar'd, schr Brazil. Creioh-
ton. FIN Baltimore, bound to Petersburg The scbr
Independence. Hooper, from Baltimore Tor Richmond.
came down in company and proceeded up james Ri
Ycr.
Sohr Agenorn, Bedell n OK, 40 hours. Schr Gan
gcs, cainc in from in company
Schr Virginia, Chambers frnm Richmond bonndto
PhilHdep h''.--The Snop Trimmer, Price for PHI
ladelnho, carve down in CO. and anchorcS.et New
ports Noose.--Schr Naomi, Crowen. rIPhjladal
pha for RicEmond, passed through HAMPTON Roads
this morning.
Schr Morning Star, Russell. from New Bedford
Sop Lady Washington, Somers, York ) days
Seawell's Point-Brg Mary Cole, Fulcs. from
Philadelphia in ballast bound to Richmond Schr Jo-
seph. Glrhrlst, Thomosto . n, via Ncwport
At Old Point--Schr. Sun, Gardiner New london.
davr. ~
C:cared- Schr Rcbecca, Noble, Richmond; Emily
Davis, Davis. Petersburg.
Beiron CDee N0rs Room, Norfolk, .qpr71 t6--2 p ~
Arrived scIT Happy Return, ricketts,, \ York
Ycrk - 10y ''' '''"
Cane up, schr Sun, Gardner, from New London
Sailed brig Cothe Davis for East Por scrs Lironia In
GALS BOSTON, Virginia. Chambers, Philadelphia; Emily Davis
laws reeTsburg Brazil Creighton, DO Rebccca Noble Rich
no; tzabeh o. Reecca, Williams, do; and sloop Mercy
rom Hampton Roads brig Eunice, Stevenson Orleans
In Hampton Roads, ship Arnold Wells Dew son. of Boston
Liverpool 2lh Feb hound James River with sat aud dry
goods to ATand, jr Norfolk; Ellis Lucke & Szer
Nam-i''; Taylor, w Allison and w Snyth Richmond
Clrnfcl, schv. John g. William. Cooper. Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
TIE NEW CABINET.

CANDop.--It is 90 seldom That politicians viii speak
candidy of the ats of the party to- which they are
attached, that, whenever meet with mn instance of
il, we "set it down IN note book" The Georgia
Journal o. the able.st and decidedly the most IN
buentinl print IN the State and OPYl ncnt of
n late admnstra ion has had thc honesty 10 express
jts Tcnt QpuVis of t'ic m"9 who have recently been
Appointedto Office by r. . F1chson -sId VIC publish
IT, as we have done f.a similar cascs which have
ing that Isctions sone OF these appointn MS
not wholly dictated by party feeling, and Of indu
eng others of political opponents TO confess as
b y must believe that they reflect no credit OIL tho
Judgment uf him who undo them. Salem Rcg,
From ote Gesygia Journal
NiorhcatOn aud DISCUS, ire manifest, Wherever there h in
dopcndeuce OF spirit enough show such feelings at tire
nony Of the appointments yet made by tive New President
Some few Jack papers b true, have entursd sneak we'll
Of the arrangement the cahiuot; but they have
such WY after all thcg efforts 20 the contrary, show
ciry that Conscience the moment uphrding them fr
better apology f live outrage ut has been committed
feelings OF the nation that cabinet
than the last Que ~ Good Heavepand this tie est that
can be SAID o ~ is, haycbu cold comfort indeed.
Two Of the appointments will pdss we'll enoughfha
~ Secretary 81 state, and that Of Attorney General So
talents enter tno Tive concosn, ley will do adj
ADMINISTRATION Ru Heaven help tie who hl these two
usn have rely assnns AZ Samuel n Inra
John Jrsnoh and John w. Eaton But more especially do
they need the prayers Of the righteous when su print ne the
telegraph, "a be- the herald Of tcr living
-Brancln-Eaion'!! and - duff Green u,sir csontcIerl
Tile first celebrated Tor connection vyil tl,s Edys,is
conspiracy II hne noihs second good man enough
but celebrated Only having bc6n UPON time
~ North Carolina, and afterwards Senator Congress and
in neither capacity ranking thngnb0v nth tote
che third, celebrated uny fF kuoV, nporctv
Of his connection with Stephen simpson, Of pbslcis
Niuc,,ry and Df rccn tho Tell rap, and bs
sItserviercy 20 thc views NJ ''"kson hiTfef
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
NEW GOODS.

1 EOhn , =. TiFFlN rsesiyed by 'elt
arge and beautiful assortment of
SpNng and Summer Goods:
They consist IN port of
Grape DE Lyon, assorted cCfors, Il new article
RcDgolines do do
PLAN, striped, plaid and printed bat's:e
Cote Palys, palrnaIin,s and Italian nets
3reoPh'ne grapes. yRTous colors
Black, white and colored Gro de Mans
Black, white and colorcd sattirss
Black, white and colored floreImes
Black and blue black Italian lus,rinue
Black ard blue black Marceiine silks
Back sItt1n ieyanines and senshe,rs
SIX camiets. sarsnets and modes
Back, blue, pink, straw ami white Ttalian cranes
Black Nankin, Mandarin and Canton cranes
Fancy embroided Grape and Grape Jesse hdkis.
Fancy do do do do scarfs
Fancy silk and gauge scarfs and hdL9 -
Lace capes, pallcrines and collars new stvI, -
Black and white bobbinett veiis
black, white and green gauzedo
1850 and ca bobbinett laces
Thread and bobbinett laces, edging and iooturs
Black and white pearlings
Plain, figured, plaid and striped Swiss mGSTn
Iaconett null and book Il,
Enbroided batteste and muslin robes
Muslin 1ouncihg, odging and inserting
CdmbTIc and cambria musns
Real and limitation grass cnmbricS
Furniture and cambria dmties
Ginghams and calicoes beautifully assDrtod
Bonnet and belt ribbons, now stvlc
Cap and gauze do do
Boudard and Hoskn's gloves best
Ladies' hosiery, silk and cotton
Mems do silk thread and cotton
BombTz'32s, bombazetls and circassans
German, India and French SILK hdkfs
Black Italian and Canton crayans
Jaconett and Swiss muslin do
Russia and French drilliupA assorted
Satin and jeans assorted colOrs
Super mamec chop yellow Nankins
Do DO 60 blue 90
Black and colored hastings
White and colured Marscillev
Patent suspendcrs, assorted
Silk and Valencia vesting
10 and IA Irish linens, very sIcav
Linen cambria and lawn hdk5.
Parasos and umbrellas
Linen cambrics and kentinns
Tortoiscshell and Brazilian tuck aud side combs
Black and brown hollands
German and British OznaburrE-
Ticklcnburgs and Russia slec.rrs
- and IA Marseillcs quilts
7-8 and i0-4 danasa table diapers
DO do do cotton do do
Blcached slirtings and shetsines
Brown do do
Plaid and striped domcslics
LInen aud cotton tickinQs
Furniture and apron risccks
foundation muslin and milliues
DIX and worEied hraids, &c. sc.
Ana WIN continue TO receive throughout te arsson
5uPphcs OF every thing and desirabs IN the fame,
ana staple hne Country merchants and other our
c9asers ere assured, that every article viii be oor
"a az Ihe lowest market prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
$3.50 %

Extract OF letter FROM Malaga Of Feb Ist"We are 20
have deposit OF tobacco as soon a. the buIdns now
progressing sha. ready for receiving anu lIiu H.
nus must give life to our trade with the United States Our
rui, has almost all been shipped o-only limited rtces of
box rans remain IN The hands of individuals prices have
lhvancea 20 per cent within the last month"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18


Safes y 7S5aceo at AUCTION at stoisoe Warehou,e,
l6h April, 1890.
. PAssgD-l hhd at s.; ! at 4 20; l at 4 80; I at g.
! at %, at . so; Mt SO; 9 at 9; att 95;
at 20; at 4; l at4 20; I at4 40; at 8 90; / at
a 60; at as.
OH hid at 81 90.
RErUsED--i hid at s. 20, - 20; Iat4
1prH I7ih
PAsSED--1 hbts OF 81 10; at -; = az a so;
? at 30; at 5; az s SO; ! at 90: l at 8 10:
at 6; ut q SO; at Z; at 5 Do; at 90
RErussD--l hid at So 10; , nt 90; Mt 3 so;
ut 2sO; 4 at ! 70; at IS; 1 Mt 4; at 80; ut
J So; nj &C., ut 8 40; at } 20.
NIineer OF Boats and amount II Produce passed fo,sa
through tie Loloer Locks.
ArRiL i33l hhds tobacco $40 lbs do hids stems
DIS Hour 1888 lbs bacon, bales hemp, f. plank cords
wood 10 boats coal '--i., i-ij bus coal
AFhL ia5o hids toscco 2a7 brls -four Is pr metal
irns lard 24Op lbs ps arts Z20On plank 6SsO ooppoe.
IL cords wOod, IS boats h coal boats 1853 bus coal
APRL 1876 hhls tobacco, fierce TO-, LIB kegs manud
DO III brls -four % tons metal hales hemp hides
4n his mis- ans, $40 keg poles, wheat - boats l.;
coal boats, 29l9 bus coal
CANAL REPoRT.-krorr, Gf produce brought Down
tIr lower section Of the James River Canal duripg
the week, ending April lin
OH hhds tobacco 90 binds stems. sc hush wheat 2555
hb's -four 2O5B bush coal. ton herpp aud
10 ton pig non 20 ton sand, 81 cords wund II 500
nirs oouo feet plank, "a 900 lbs. miscellaneous articles
GLASS. 263 buais
Anoun, of toll on down 10 IL, Si.Lis 80
Do CpioaIs. aI9 Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Cror, rr-.t.'--,,- 80 -, :.
'', observation-disclosures VIC iHArh mat Wy 1hA-
Ter obtained majority OF! four in that county over
Mr. w. Newton--aud MIR. Chan majority of I2I
over AR Ne.io f,r ill., es,.o S.. ~ =, :,
'1' M
'e "''" W. Ni'"os cicCooh vas consider
Ia orr report of the Buc,.ir uhor, onrt;,p yoe,or
Law. we accidentally q, ga Ill p..,,a ~ G.,
S' ""cs's n'''"'h ifr' srulnps
Vo'e' ne latter obtained the largest vote In say
ing however that Bouldin We, to Pr. Edward 70
ahead, the error was sulstantiulIy corr,c,od Co,,
;s;a.. 80, . - -, Nto"'
O"o~ 10 s'" % P'e'd'' III Inc Di''"ct about the
'eS'i''
CnmyoeR.--iIouse of Delegates VIM NJ Rivcs
III, OIin G.. Clay" 383--Jcsse Burton 235 Zachius
y. Chcatham 223.
hour. House OF MISREPRESENTATION NJ. Daniel Cbos.
\. kimbrongh
FriHce Cc0,ge.-lIouse o! Delpcates-Fra1cis f.
Rivcs, w. ShardsS..
s,oc,cr, H. p 'ns looWinE hre the names OF In
On ~. 80 a"a .Ss.e ior Tue port OF baltimore,
Jn,,}ar, ~ =! 0'"e' Va HiI' secretary
prr,. u c
p Fjc.,,,ood YIN YIN SItatl'
Hr.iib,id unih;, I'M S p.1i
WIN Mynrs' Gn nOTo Dfi i,,;-:
R,zin Rowles,
Most of them W. arc Informed are IN veTv ird;,on,
circumstances DEFENDANT for the surport oflnrpe IN
good citizens aud for iaihfpl d,eiaroc Of the du'
ties of their respective stations. Ono Of them is s
Iaboring under great inGrinitv rom wounds 70.
Of his country Many respectable Iacksouitcs nj.
ready hang their hcnds and donounco in mo 1,crerr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE,

l8M .4prii, 1929.
MOS drawn in the Maine State, Class No. 10
4, 20, "a, 81. 3s
The drawing Of the Union Canal capital prize 100000
viii DC received TO MORROW EVENING 'O'
THIS DAY
The Delaware aud South Carolina Lottery draws canal
pre- s0,O0 Tickets only S. Halves 81, Quarters ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

Whole Ticket $40, Halls Quarter So Eighth les
lis is the most splendid scheme that has been before the
public for some time" and in order any of the above
splendid capital Przes you should make application at nv
Gce THIS DAY, the drawing will received by ,o-mo
evenings mail, and the will ready for paving of the
capitals, on Monday morning. p CHUBB'S.
The mex, Lottery is the Delaware Sc S Carolina, DRAWS
THIS DAY, capital prizes $1,000 500, 1000 200
1000 &c Tickets only s4-Shares proportion for sale a,
apis L. CHUBR'S OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
Attention, r. l.. 1. Blues.

Nou vii parade in front Of the City Hail. THIS AFTER.
MON, at halt past O'Clock with firec rounds a. blank
card m pay Tho last tribute Of respect to our ola aud
values Honorary Member, Mr.. Henry Tompkns.
JAS. W. JOHNSTON
80, - Capt r I. ]. h.
g Old and Honorary Members orr respectfully invited to
Member Of the Company. an IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

GROCERIES.
On TUESDAY, the 2lst inst. ut 10 O'Clock WI,
be sold at auction store ''
10 Hhds 81. Croix and New Orleon. .ru.-
80 bbs green coffee
april &c o. ID a. a., 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
BALDWIN, IVES g. 20

AVE- received by late arrivals from New Ycrh
Phladeiphia, and BaltiInora,a large and splen,
they offer at who'esais retail upon their Usual nc
eofnmodatirs terrns--They consist in part of:
ID cases common and super prints, new and
beautiful patterns '0" ""s
do 7-s and "A Irish linens
no super herman do tcaTranted
do fne and extra kentings
plain black bombazetts S ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

~Ldst Chance for $4,000.
TCsErs md Shares n the brilliant Union Canal Lottery Class
No 3, idft8l9, be had during this day az BT6SES
OFFICE Capital prizes $4,000, 5000, 10000, sc SC
Tickets $lo-Shaics 10 P,oFort.cu.
aP's--1' THO. n. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

tLCUROn Thursday 2su0 bulls were sold from store at
$50, and Sp0 from the Rasn hank sss sale Of 400 bbs
was made yesterday from the BASIN bank at s. 3ia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
SPLENDID PRIZES.

'g'HE Union Canal Lottery, No. 3, will be rectir-
prize of $4,000 i prize of 1000
DO 10000 DO 5000
do 1910 10 do OOo
With many Others worthy Of notice.
Tickets $40. w PEARMAN
april 17-st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

UNION CANAL LOTTERY, No. 9.
vI>HE drawing will be received tomorrow. fS,,n-
Il day. Those who want chances for the snlsn.
dcd prizes will have to call
THIS DAP.
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
do 10000 l do 5000
do 4,OIo 10 do 1000
Besides $500, 500, 400. 500, 200, 100, &c. &c.
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters so, Eighths IS.
" kecollect this is the last day that You buy.
Eor chances call ct the Managers Office under the
Eagle Hotel. YATES &, MINTYRE
april IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
THEATRE-aCa CARD

III fiohc IS respectfully informed. that the Richmond
Wi open for short season, (wir effective
early On the ensuing week The celebrated ER
CLrB Engaged Cor a few nlghaFor further uartieusr,
see bills aud papers Of the day. an M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
FOR RENT.

FOR HIRE,
A Likely Girl shout sixteen years Of agc, who
g IS good scmpstroSs and chsInbcrmaid She
has hoen accustomed to nursing children, and can
como VOL recommended for honesty and industry
Apply al this Office. opru ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

SHOES.
I'm the 2sd inst at 10 O'Clock. viii be Dld .,
factories, and sHfed TO spring sales ~ .e n'"p-
opl5 O. n .co a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
ATTENTION.

'INhh NOTICE, that tins the last day YOU win hav, q
chance OF procuring from ChCBB'S Fortunate Louery
Canal LOTTERY. ''
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS.
oo Number Io,tery-9 Drawn Ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

Junior Fire Company, No. ,.
Wv. Members ct this Company hereby summoned TO
Nm, IN i, unif1un, b, order Off Captain.
j L. DAVENPORT, Secra.erv
n V This meeting is required by law. aei5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
Commercial Neroro.

!, Rate o. LsTrsr FuRorrtS Apyicxs
FROM Liverpool, March /,
From uayrc, -. | 49,. NarcIr /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

Cant. Samuel Gambler, OF Now York, has rcooverc,
81 $500 in suit Of libel charging him with perjury
from Richard Pctit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

~ Some light matter wi be found on tho d,h rage
o. Fer varirus Letter ~ dvcIiscmsn,s. see Isl par,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

pery cool. The Salem Courier saws that N
only method 10 enable editors 10 pursue q mani
course sfor oil those vho entertain similar views
support them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
SPLENDID LOTTERY

also 70 OF s2O8, 81 of 100, 81 Of 90 81 of8O 81 of
20. 100 of GO. &c. &C. &C.
~ Tickets $40, halves >, qlartes so, eighhts
n. B. Those who intend to secure tho Capital Pri.
zos must apply at the "Golden FTshe.v" This Day.
as the drawing will certainly be received Tomorrow
by O'Clock. S. HAWKINS
ap-il 10 %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

case black circassiana
NJ; do cambria and medium mnslins
ram and hg I'd Swiss do
Jaconet, null and bool, do
Stripe and fig jaconet do
Super. long India nankeons
british and German GO
Plain drab fiorentines
Stripe grandurelles
Elue and olive i'ttsbarg cords
Heavy "a bang up do
cases French driIlings, cheap
Super black Italian lustrings
Black gros. de Maps. and modes
Black and colored French satins
Heavy black India do
White n, punk, blue and straw gros de Maps.
Blank senshaws aud sarsncts
Green and blue do for umbrellas
Black and colored fiorcnces
Plain and stripe battistes
beautiful assortment bonnet and belt ribbons.
PlaIn gros de Nap and satin do
tiauze cap, and black love do
Black Italian and Mandarin crapcs
Black lustring and italian crayats
Plaid Italian and Florence do
White and fancy muslin do
Black and colored stocks
large assortment, white and colored Merseil1ss
and Valencia vestings
!1haIes extra black horse-skiD gloves
do 90 do sewed with white end ysr:e-
Do extratchite and colored 10
.nedGttior gloves. q new article
Mems best H. skin do
DO buck and beaver do ~
Ladies black and white English silk do
large assortment of silk. cotton and worstad
hosiery and - hose
cI!lt coat and vest buttons all kinds
y few gross "I!ammond'S" extra rich do
igired buttons for chiidren's dresses
Small hg I'd do for ladies dresses
Ivory, bone and pearl buttons
bIue and colord sewing silks, extra qua},v
sewing threads and cottons Of all kinds
I'lain and figured bobbinett laces
Thread laces, and insertings
cases cotton flag, and bandanrq handks
do silk flag. and fancy German do
8 bales British osnaburgs
Flcklenbnres, and brown rolls
Black and brown hollands
Glazed cottOns, for sleeve lininvs
Blrck, and colo-ed cambrics
Sail ducks, and buckrains
DTab, red, and MKT paddinrs
Cotton balls, in fancy boxes
q large assortment, blue, black, olive
Brown, caret, and mixed cloth.
Blue, and fancy csssmeres
Combs, OF every description
ALSO,
90 bales Sd brown shirtinrs
10 90 id and 9-8 brown shiT:inrs
no Sd and Cd Watharn do
do common and ffno bed ticks
caS"= oieached goods--assortcd Qualities d.
sd 7-8 and a. apron checks
Furniture checks blue and huff
stripe and plaid domestics, urea, variety
VI hmngton stripes, and denims
"iopno water, cotton fringes, cords, &c. &c.
> shall SHORTLY receive by the Hiram from Phil
'ifha, cases of superior Parasols and silk I'm
cllos-7nd shall continue TO receive by every arri-
II, additional supplies, which will render our assori-
cDt at ell times, nearly complete.
W Tesnerfilly- ejioit ION ofu, STOCK
ia assure our Customers, that shall not Be Under
"' april 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

j. is stq'nd the " S. Gazette !hot majority
Of the City Council Of philadelphia, hlve agreed n
vote for WLrIAm ]. DuASE, esq. az Mayor of tha
city, IN pace of Mr.. Dallas. who resigns TO take thu
Office Of I S. District Attorney, to which he hat
been appointed by Gen. Jackson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

We learn that Mr.. Morrow. editor ofihc Conncc
tcut Times has been appointed Post Master NJ Hart
ford, in that state, nv place Of JoSATuAN Law Esq
removed. NJ 7, s an ainiablc, Cenilcmanly mon, o.
delicate sensIbiIity. aud for many years has entirely
abstaincd from politics.