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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
NOTICE.

VNrE undersigned. having located himself in Upper
l Marlborough, Prince Georges County, Maryland,
offers his professional services to The citizens Ut Aex.
an,lris and 70 the public generally.
AL business which may BE- placed in his hands viii
meet with the promptest attention He will also ats
tend the Courts Of charles and St. Mars Counties.
PHILIP B. KEY,
dec 5-eo3w< Attorney at Law.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

The iaie gale on Lake Erie has been pro
dac,iye OF considerable 6smegs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
SAYxP rs 6 syS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA ID e.

ARRIVED DECEMBER %,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, passengers.
SAILED,
Brig Alex ndria, Howes, Bosom
Schnr Potomac, A. Hears, nai'ah'
Scbur or;,n. snow Char lesion.
Schnr. Hiram, Barnes ST THOMAS.
Ship Virginia Norrel, of this port, has arrived AZ
ia 80 DAYS from Rotterdam, having perform
ed Gsr voyage IN 81 days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
= Sd - - i" 2o
FAIR.

Come haste 10 the FAiR-come haste to the Pan
Both yeswbo are young and ye who are old,
Let Iiun.r and Wit xnd Beauty be there,
Aud esp cialy Wealth. With her treasures of gold.
Fmale associ1tion Of St. PauFs Church
W.. I. hold a F IR IN Wednesday and ybursdsy,
w the 30th and 81 It instant. in Washington Lodge.
elegant esritty Of fancy and useful articles. form
ing suitable presents for the season. will b+ exhibit
for sale The proceeds to be applied to the 'iq III y.
ton Of deot the Church The ATTENDANCE nf their
friends and the public is respectfully solicited. Adj
miitance l2a cents Doors will be open from u o.
.ock, A. n. to 9 O'Clock, A NJ.
dec 2s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Hx.A.Sy.DRJAs d. o.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. DECEMBER %. 1899.

rxcyspIARy ATTEMPTS attempts,
.. ls.rn, have recently been made 10 6re an old
lame building Immediately in the rear Of the
-,,solie Church, 10 this town. A gentleman
.ho watched on the premises on Monday
,,sh,, fred a, the ineend;ary, but missed his
IN. /, is time for our citizens TO be on their
guard.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

The Theatre was numerously add fashioua-
Av attended on Tuesday evening, and the per-
1mance gave general Satisfaction. A per-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
New G0VNs.

CcoTT e wRtGH r have received by the last pack
- els from Philadelphia and New York, large sddi.
ton TO their assortment of sessonable goods among
them. super and low priced blue. grey, and o,hef
cloths ssttnets aannels superior tal. lusng .er.ps
de lyon. Nor~ ch Grape. eaIlcoes, table dnpe &c &c:
dec 81 cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

~ Several Communications on 6le shall be
attended 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

which might govern him Tor the passing hour. About
after this, he remarked that the profits of the
ESTABLISHMENT were small, lis own labors great, the
ana rendered by myself less than he expected, and
that, unless such profits could be increased he must
III justice to himself, request to ,elinquish my
snare OF them! 1t Is needless to say that, nv con-
tempt Tor the man, restrained me from any comment
upon the character of this remark Declining there
fore to comment upon proposition, which, while il
evinccd tie character of TIE maker, was ostensity
founded upon what did not admit, Il what he knew
to be false, the nsufciency of my own aid replied
that, If the concern unprofable the cause was
to be found i'll his own niudicious management and
that if his labors dsproportonaly severe,
winch did not admit, It was attributable to the
want of proper division OF labor between us that i'm
an establishment complicated. the pecuniarv con-
Germs should devolvc one ofihe partners and the
political on another that, had more than once at
tempted to manage the first, for which from edu-
cation and habit, L was better qualified than him
self, hut had as often been prevented or perplexed BY
his interference that, such interference often consis
ted IN his paying or receiving money, and execu-
ting notes or accepting drafts, ont IF DOORS and
afterwards negectlng to record such transac-
tons, or to notify myself the bookkeep-
er; whereby the firm YVES exposed to loss, and often
called upon to pay demands without having provided
funds, which induced Il protest of its notes and
acceptances, to the great injury gifts credit. | also
objected against his expensive manner OF Conducting
the establishment, whicL c,u!d be rcnl.red equally
effective on ec.'nomical scale; and particular
ly recommended the issuing of the Iri-weekiy Tel
egraph but twice instead of thrice per week during the
recess of Congress- which would accord with our no.
ce to the public, and save to The partnership nearly
two thousand dollars also particularly objected
against the unlimited empoymen of bows in the print
ing establishments for he much disposed to ot,lnit
ms apprentices every boy whose parents or guar
dian applied, which represented as injurious TO the
firm: for though due proportion of boys aid men
be advantageous, ifthe boys be taken LONG inter
walls, yet, the admission CT many boys at once
expensive, since years elapse before they
can acquire skill sufficient to afford profit to their
employers, and 'neanwhie, the time of experienced
hands is lost in teaching them and correcting their
errors.
FMS conversation terminated in arrangement by
which undertook the management Of our pecunary
concerns and uDder which proceeded for short
timc, during which was frequently annoyed by his
i'll mid, i'll judged and consequently vexations inter
ference At length, without any previous in,i.na-
ton, received from him letter, which together |
with my reply, shall be given i'll next commune
cation. RUSSELL JARVIS |
Sept. g, 1923.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
ARRIVED.

Scr Favorite, Bernard DAYS Philadelphia with
dries 20 ryioa, Lancaster DENLY Webb Bagwel
s. ClaAe, w Noting Tr,lett g. johnston Pollard g. Son,
! BrocsenI'rougr, s. Cosby Il King g. Richardson, w
" Swo0pe, Rogers a. Harrison, Workman ~ McCirtdcr, Bin
ford Brooks ~ Nash Smith, saryay, HalOwe, 4
Levy, Crcushaw, R'chie e. Cook. Miles g. Payran,
Svceny, Sampson, Il r Andrew Richardson, brig
Heroine w d. J G Crane, Walsh, 1lchrnor, 4 K
Nves Jackson, 1 w White, Barnes & Belt NJ Branch, q
T BoOicr.
sc Cysne, Rcbnson days ron New York, with sundries
drew. SHEPHERD s. co. Wiekhan, T Rust c Beck G r.
Mitchell, Sublei, NJ Walthd, Workman s. Mc(;ruder,
Sn,on, Kyle &, Cochran.
scbr President, Tyler. from Aex5ndria.
Sohr We Three. HOPKINS, from York River with wheat, to
Worham e. Mctimdcr.
scfr American Coaster Lee from New York l-rast
Scir Meridian lngersolI, from New Work, ballast.
Soop Independence Osborn Alexandria, with suudrie
to Otis, Dunlop s.
spop Eliza =, f,om Petersburg, with sunrics r An
SAILED.
Sefr Richard, Corson, Tor Saugertes, With coal
Shop Cardinal, Brooks. for New York, coal and -four
Soop Mary, Mathews, for Norfolk, tobacco
BOSTON Sent 25-Cld, schr Meridian, Carver Richmond
SEPT. rs Gid, sclT Benz Valentine, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Sept 2S.-Cd, schr Desah Chandler, Rich
mont ~
NORFOLK, Sept. 29.-In Hampton Roads, Bre
men shin Hanscat, FIillon, from up James River,
bound to Bremen. Also brig Columbia, Shibells,
phomaston, DAYS.
Sailed, brirs William Wallace, Zines, for Baltimore;
Richmond, Fabens, for Salem: Schrs Tatlcr, Gar
land, for Baltimore; Cicero, Weeks, for Falmouth;
sloops Norfolk Packet. Nichols, for New York Eliza
Allen, Studlcy, for New Bedford, and Julia Ann,
Smith for New London; and from below, all the out
ward bound vessels.
The ships Julian Smith, and Inez, Pearce before re-
ported in Hampton Roads have proceeded up Jane.
River.
! CLEARED, ship Incz Pierce. Richmond; sctrs. En-
lily Davis. Davis, Petersburg, Amanda, Bede., Go.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
Richmond Theafre.

VEHHE Managers feel great pleasure in announcing
n to the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Richmond, tho
visitors and its vicinity, the alterations in the Thea
ire, beng now completed, the boxes thrown back 10
enable every person te see, new Stage mid and the
Interior OF the Theatre required g. Decorated in The
most superb style 1t will open tn Saturday Ocr. 9J
with entire new Scenery, Dresses, Ramps and Deco.
rations, equal in splendour, to the Mort Theatres
The M Mayors have spared puins or expepcc in
procuring the best Company in the U. States both for
the Stage and for the Orchestra departments Durnu
the season, the first talent the country win WISH
the city and perform few nights each Il, the, Thea
ire, and variety of new pieces will be brought for
ward. Every attention will be paid to render the
Theatre both l.structing and a!nsinC and in return
the Managers huInbly solicit that patronage which
on former occasions has been SO literally bestowed
Price IF ..amission.-Boxcs ard Pit IS cents
Middle Gallery 5Q-Side Gallery IS.
TO meet the heavy expenses incurred by enga-
ging Stars, an those nights the Boxes and PIT one
dollar
Performance erery Eventng daring the Season.
The Scenery designed and painted by Mr.. Iiusgirs.
; Machinery, by Eessrs syer and Houston:
The interior of the Theatre repainted ami decora-
ted by Messrs. Jefferson and Huggins.
Inc Wardrobe by Mr.. Amernon. Of New York.
Stage Manager, Mr. Herbert,
Leader of tine Orchestra, Mr.. Parncll.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
70 conclude acih the JMnsicai Opera Of
ROSINA,

iL2RT-E EST I7O. Sc,
Nth all the original music,
Mr.. BellyilIe, Mr.. IIeye.
tifoIn The Chesnut-srect Theatre Philadclphia) who
Wiz introduce the celebrated song ofthe .MEasirers
return from lie. acar.
Capt. Bellvie. Mr.. Belts,
hiah' uerbert, il.
Rustic. Wray
Qrom the Chatham Theatre, New York;
LIST Irishman, A. Dickson
end do Farrell
Rnslaa, Mrs. Jefferson,
nOrcas, Read
Phoebe, Miss S'tanard,
from the Theatre Trcmrnt Boston.(
Lads & lasses by the company.
u Doors to be opened at o'clock, and performance
commence precisely at Z.
ia few season tickets Tor sale; enquire at the
Box Office of the Theatre.
"a rigid police is employed.
u For the satisfaction of the public we are indll-
ced TO publish tie following:
RICHMOND, Sept. Both, 1922
We have examined the Richmond Theatre since
the late alterations made by the present Managers,
and arc of opinion that the interior of the building
has iost of it's former strength and approve Of
the facilities given to the audience, both of SEEING
and more direct aspect from the Pitt
WILSON BRYAN,
oct 2 2t OTIS MANSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
Memorable Day.

M ONDAY the 5th of Oct. viii bc day LONG to ha
I'VE remembered ory h the cham DO, n of Foo
DOM but by some ct the votarier of Dame Fortune
For ON that day the drawing OF the 22nd class of tb,
Dl NAL Swamp Lottery, takes ulac when bags og
gold and silver, amounting to npW ards of one nun
ored thousand dollars. VII be sirhutad H. the fol-
lowing sums To suit purchasers, viz. $4,000 g. 900
$500, 81 $50 8 100, Aof 5000. and about 500
prizes of $500 each, &c
1lckcts s halves :, quarters l.--For sale by
J. ". NASH, :.
Hoosao,.cE e. etatiorcy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

E{tctioa IN HGine.--Ihe State Elections in Maine
have been warmly contested between the Jackson and
opposition parties. The Of all the towns for
Governor not canvasscd but as uscertained
Huntoor, the Opposition, was few hundred ahead
OF Judge Smith, the Jackson candidate. II seems
probable that neither has been elected, {, ma
ority of the whole required many votes having been
thrown away. In the Legislature, the Jacksonans
claima small major:y likewise We believe, do
their Opponents.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

E,ra'lm.There error in Mr. Fi,z Gibbons adver-
tseneh yesterday which made by tue composor setting
it, and not by Mr. Fiiz Ghbon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

Another Fire occurred The Inflated city Augusta an the
morning. OF the 24'h u!t III which about thirty buildings
destroyed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

.9no0nt o Produce and number of Boats passed dotOn
through HE LoDer Locks.
SEPr. 2o.--42 hds. tobacco; 2 hhds STEMS 240
hbls. aour 953 bus wheat; 6770 lbs. hemp; cords
wood; 2G boats; coal boats; 1920 bus coal.
SEPT. 30.-i0 bids. tobacco $40 bbIs flour; 286
bus wheat; 100 bus shorts; 81 cords wood: rolls
leather tons sand; empty boat (smal0 % boats;
coal boats; I767 bus. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
FREsHoDRY GOODS.

= Cases super, blue black, Oxford and st.el mix
and olive cloths
q do fhncy prints, complete assortment. arnons
them aresome handsome spring putterns
DO black Italian ustrng and &c and 40 inch blacl
Italian cravats
! DO cotton handanna handkerchefs
) do Leghorn Bolivar hats
DO brown Hollands
do senshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
do containing large shell, tuck long bent and deem
teeth side combs y
I DO Brazilian tuck, side. neck and long bent do
l bale patent seine thread all numbers
do Clurk's spool Sewing cotton
20 do 3d. ia, Sd and Ga brown and hleacbed stir
tings and sheetngs
English and Ga French black bombazines
lGch Leonidas fancy silk handkerciefs
Large size blue, brown, scarlet and yellow bandap
ma handkerchiafs
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
Notucn's black and assorted horscs.,in rlores
The above named goods have been received BIZ
late arrivals, which added to the stock previously on
band renders the assortment good. For sale low bv
i. 81 E JAMES g. Co.
mar T-2aw"t Market Snuare
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
SPRING GOODS.

JAMES H.. HUNTER has received by the Rich.
~ mond Packet and Tanivy from New York, an
assortment Of seasonable DRY GOODS, arnono
which are s
Black bombazines and bombazetts
Super Canton and Mandarin cranes
Italian grapes, various colours
Black and blue black Italian lustfinps
Black satin lcvantines
Italian silk 36 and 40 inch cravats
India and German flag handkerchief
Brown, crimson and yellow bandapnes
White, coloured and striped Jeans
Marsellies ycstings, India nonkins and drllinrs
kentn9s, linen cambrics g. linen cambria hdkts
!aconet cambria, book and null m,islins
Cambria dimity. striped jaconets
Fashionable calicoes and ginyhams
Lace veils pallerines, capes and collars
Gauze wells and handkerchief
Silk and cotton hose and half hose
Mems super beaver and horse-skin rloyes
Ladies .coloured hprse-skn and kid do
~. Bonnet and belt ribbons, braids, &c.
= Tortoise, tuck and side combs
Parasols and umbrellas
Brown and bleached shir,ngs and sieetings
fa6'e ard Rnssia diapers, bed tickngs, ozna-
onrss' &c &C., which are offered ON the lowest
terms for cash. anil o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary street, rear Of The Yirgiaia and Eaynsys
BANKS.
T0SEPH WILLIAMS is grateful Ia the Iodios
- and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes Continuance NJ the same; and would tl,onk
the ladies sending their silk dresses to avc them
ken TO pieces which viii enable him TO warrant them
10 he dyed and finished ne well as NJ anv cs,SbIsb
mcnt in the Union. Canton OF stuff dresses NOT nc
ceesury, os he has suitable machines 10 finish them II
sent to him IN the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he sco,,rs
and rencws in colour coats pontsloous and 800 ~
gctcr With oil kinds Of apparel and requested repairs
them IN the neateet manner. AS usual al kinds N
piece goods dyed and hot or cold pressed flrnitnfe
stuils clcansed and rc-dyed in the neatcst manner
N. u. Tickets will be issued on leaving the oools
with him. and requests thcy will be presented on ~,
plication for The same. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
ANOTHER DRAWING

w LII be received at my Office TO MORROW a, O'Clock
V-the Delaware e. South Carolina Glass No c,n;,,
PIE few tickets may still be had al the Co}en
sinery" Whole tickets 50.
The Grand Consolidated Eo,terv 1a,h Glaze ;r 4, a.,
IN Washington city, day after tomorrow - u,s
5000. 10000, B@e 1000 and ten pzcs of ooo
"noe tickets $40, havess, quarters 50, eighis IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS,
HALL NELSON has received by the last = -.
- walls from Philadelphia, and is now OPENING. by
the Richmond Packet and Tantivy from New York
large supply of Spring Goods which he will soil M
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in part of
Super black ltnlan lutestrings
Hue black marceline forcnces
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and cOlored gro de naples
White and coloreh satins. s,iperior nnsIitv
Black satin levantine~nx5tsews and sarsnetts
Black Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black bombazines
Black apa coiored Italian cranrs
narage gauge and silk scarfs and haudkerchieis
Boooinett and plain and figured eauze wells
Sew style Slnallhgured calicoes and cinrhauls
Plain and plaid battestes
Best India nankeens, perseillcs vcstinp
B!ark clrcossiaus, lastinys aud bombaZeites
w hhe and coiorea jeans and strined ditto
Cotton canbrics and caufbrc muslinss
Book, null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and striped jackoucts, camhric dmitv
Black Italian cravats
Bandanna handkerchiefs
Lace capes, pelerines, collars, &c.
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskin, Woodstock. beaver &, horseskin olovee
Ladies' kid silk and horseskin do
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain coored ribbons
Madam Cantclo's best corsetts corset laces
French braids, cords, &c.
ALSO,
q large assortment of brown and bIeoched shirt
inSs and sheetngs, bed tickings strpe and paid do
mcstics, oznaburcs sc. 1872 ~
april
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
NEXT SATURDAYI

ll'IiE great and splendid grand Consolidated Lot
-, terry. class No. II will be drawn in the city Of
w Sshlns,9n, and the drawing received at Bigger
once on Monday afternoon, Mt o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
WM.. II. FITZWHYLsONiy.

Book-seiier, Binder, and .stationer
III T on hand general assortment of Day Books JorHSst
@ cohn Books for county clerks Shers' AMI
oooAs ior the use OF private concerns, manufactured
OF superior materials and woikmaspand 10 be sold at he
anne ee that books of the are sold at which
Also coiscaP letter and oter yine papers oc all fhe
Usual SIZES OF various qualities prces and otl,,
stationary. 80 " o-si aiuc'es %
Greek Latin, French Spanish and Eprlsh SCHOOL BOOKS
% me cheapest edlons miscellaneous new pnLca,iorr
spanish Guitars of superior appearance and lone C;,o
imtes Fiolins strings, music at half price, &c
N a. Old books rebound and book binding all its varieties
Of elegance, neainess and Strength executed ON the Eu
terms NIa-.L 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
SCHEME

Whole ticket $40, haf5 quarter so. eighth o..
for sale In every variety of numbers at ihe fr,,,
nate Lottery and Exchange Office Of
mar JUS THO. B. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

,.6 Tho Pre-: Of subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
" ~ sx eonen yezr, payable IN advance. q.
no charge for Adrerfisag cents for SINGLE In
90 OF ss and 33t cents for each Continuance daily or
onst where advertisements inserted only once
hrst 'f'1'S''' cue" "sr"on "ref te
ANNUAL Advertisers are charged so dollars for two squares
IN una. proportion Tor Advertisements Of greater length,
hmet'onecn and Lottery Dealers who are charged Sion
UZ Inc CoNSTlfoTiONAL WING is published twice
payable IN advance. Il" ~ ''"'"'
.. cents square, less for the rs, in
settioh, and so cents for each coniu,ancc - ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
10000 Dollars.

u "ofe Hchefs SO, IIalres 3, Qua1fers 90 EiehMs
25.
All orders post paid promptly attended to. and in
ell cases the original tickets will be sent Send vour
orders to p. CHUBB'S PRIZE OFFICE
All kinds ofuncurrent money bought on The lowest
terms at 2. Chuhb's LOTTERY uHd Exchange Office
April
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
NEW NOYELS- :

~ ATLoRs AND SAINTS, or Matrimonial Muaonvre<
~ by the author of Naval Sketch Book q vols.
These Volumes rro the production of a true Sailor.
who writes from the full Impulse of bosom passion
ately attached to his profession and oyerfowinp vi
Vaclty they abound IN accurate and glowing descrip-
tons of the life and habits of snamen we can readily
conceive the many tedious hours they will beguile
and the bursts of merrinent which they will excite
London Teebay Review.
w have indulged in many good laugh Mt the en-
ccllcnt nautical wit and humour in these volumes -
London Literary GGseHe,
Further supplies Of Pelham, the Disowned, the
Protestant, and other New Novels received at
april ]. II. NASITS BOOKSTORE
FOR RENT
'EVIE large from, room over my Office.
r april s. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
Richmond HAT warebop.e


.sco doors beio,c .wessrs. Letcis Jps5b & Co.
RnfMOND q, BROTHERS beg leave 10 inform
on hand, win CONSTANTLY receive from ,,s NV, INV
sSpP.oHed manufactures in London aud the United
Ia =, an extensive assortment of fashionable ard
Piain HATS They wiliutaall times keen on hand
large qaantity of Hats, madc Nv rcir own dircc.
.,on iot NE accommodation OF those who prefer
e, apo .lii at any tirrc haveIIats made TO order,
cheapest possible rate. "' - '"p
Country merchants can be supplied with Hats NJ
wholesale, on very moderate terms.
ton TO the above. 80
april Its =
FRESH VACCINE MATTER.
I'iiE Subscriber takes this method of announcno
TO the Public that ne can supply applicants WITH
the true genuine Paccne Matter derived from tbe
accire Institution of Baltimore
supply received every day.
J. III. BLANlIRE, Druggist.
Sign of the Mortar.
1prll Opposite the Eagis,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

HAVE received by the last packet large sup
ply Of
Ladies lasting doubled yampcd spring walking shoes
Do do French slippers. very superior
Do do American do with and without heels
DO goat skin slippers, the latest fashion. for sum-
rner walking shoes
Gentlemcns superior boots, square and round toes
Do do light dress sbDcs, do do do
Do do calfskin do do do do
Do morning slippers, various colours
Dlsses coloured and black lasting and morocco slip
pcrs, the greatest variety ever in this civ
Boys calf skin bootees and shoes, double lined
DO bght calf skin and snal skin dress shoes
Childrens leather shoes and bootees
DO lasting and morocco booteCs and shines, Of
-, every color and shape;
Together with every other article of boots bootres
1nd shoes that can be made and of Of them Of their
own manufacture.
4 large assortment Of seal skin and heir trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day g. Martins backing, and large supply Of
paste backing
GOuld'ss real japan sponge backing, Mt g GENTS
per bottle
Patent spring punch plycns
Silk and cotton braids
No. black ribbon
And large supply Of gent cheap nailed and per
god boots and light summer pumps, at the store cor
ncr Of Main and i4th streets
mar IS
30 Hhds Ncw-Oreans Sugar OF Superior quality.
landing this morning and io- sale by
mar 2l--3 ID. T1MBERLAKE.
WIiLSKEY, SUG.4R, DC.
N Bbls old MonongaheIa Whiskcv.
go Iihds New-Orlesns Sugar,
Zo3 Bags Coffee (part good grecn) for sale bt
mar RALSTON a. PLEASANTS.
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