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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Mrs Aagarty
ID ESPECTFUJI.Y infornsthe inhabitants of Alex
IL andria that on the Oath inst. she viii opena
SCHOOL


NJ andra that the Oath inst. she will opena
SCHOOL
ON nuke-sreet. for limited number Of Young Ladies.
70 whom Shepronoscs TO teach the English and French
Languages scientifically, Ancient and Modern History,
Chronology, Geography with the use OF the Maps and
Globes the Elements Of Natural Philosophy, Rheto-
ric, ProSody, mythology, Composition, writing and
Arithmetic.
From her long experience in teaching. and perse-
yerinqr attention to the moral and literary improve
rnent of her pUpy, Aria u t-asts she Will be able to
give general satisfaction 10 those who may favor her
with patronage.
information concerning her capabiiity a teacher,
nav be procured from the following gentlemen and Ia
dies whose children she had under ne ,on during
her residence in tieorgetown, ID C.-Coi haroury,
ClemeDt Smith, jeremiah Bronsugh, Robert Getty,
uoratio Jones, John ABBOT, Esquires; Mrs Chapman
and Mrs Mackali, and IRON Daniel bryan, esq. A'eA-
andra, D. G .
Her terms may be ascertaned application either
to herself or TO Mr.. Ryan.
Mrs Hagarty socits attention to the subJolned testi
Tlonials.-
Washiaston, AUGUST 5th. 1929
Lam well acquainted with Mrs. Hagarty- believe
tina, she is pious good lady, and know that she is
well informed, and an excellent instrnctress
JOHN Mcleod,
Principal of The Central 7eademy, Washington, d. e.
Having had full opportunity, during residence OF
many months in the tense with Mrs. Hsgarty, OF
ascertanng the extent and variety of her literary at
,aiaments, and her method and industry IN conveying
instruction. believe her, in all these qualifications so
essential to the instruction of youth, TO be surpassed
by no lady with whom have ever been acquainted.
PHILIP SMITH
Classical Teacher, Washington, ID. C.
From the many opportunities that l have had OF
iudsng of Mrs usgary's requirements, have no he
station in pronounc,ng her to ne one OF the best qua
lifted ladies' that have met with in her profess
sion II may be truly said of her that her knowledge
of the which she teaches, tar exceeds
her prstensons. JAMES CADEN,
Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
august IL HGshmSt0n, ~ T.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
sunapols, gpril D., +,

thereby certify, that have used so"e :. .,Cr,,':
ointment in my family with such success a
ea. 'a,a SON had been aborss W.
very disagreeable eruption on his hsaa r W., c,
all efforts 70 cure it-untilby applying P'''
ii was entirely removed in lessthan 'nrft.yAEl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Paper Hangings. NC.

Paper Hangings. NC.
yNEHE subscriber being an appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
Piled with, an extensive assortment of
Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, &c.
Which he will dispose of at advantageous rates. To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently impore ed from Paris. and are well worth the
attention Of the public
Dyeing and Securing,
in all its various branches executed in style of supe.
ror nea,ness Cotton and worsted Barrsgc coloured in
the best manner. z. j, SALVETAf,
West.side ofRoyal, between King Prince-sts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
New Books.
Heniamin Y. FendaN's

GROCERY q CUNJlISSION STURE,
On Davis wharf, next doorto VIM. Fcwle Co.
ALEXANDRIA, d. C.
DENJAMIN 7 FENDALL respectfully informs his
I'D friends and the public in general that he has
onened a Grocery and Commission Store at the 0bove
stand, where he viii constantly keep on hand gene
raj assortment Of articles in hi. line and sell them at
a prices they can be obtained in the Dis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
For Rent,

For Rent,
s,.x Two brick dwelling Houses; one Oh
EIS which is two stories, situate nearthe corner OF
4sss Royal-s,reet, and - street, formerly oc-
- cupied by John H. Crease The other is
new three story house Cameron-street, one square
from Cages Hotel, and late the residence OF Doctor
Humphry peake, and is amongst the best dwelling
houses in Alexandria To good tenants the rents VIII
he made low. Possession can be had Immediately.
iuIv 81 Applyto NJ. MILLER SON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Nothing Cellar

IyHE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement ne
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand an assortment OF
Vines, Bro,on Stout, London Porter. file,
ider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

On the cork Of each bottle is seal with the sub
scrbefs name, to prevent deception; and if, on trial.
il should not prove represented, can be returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscr-
berhas bottled quantity Of wine, porter cider, &c
in whole and half bottles which will bedelivered free
of expense Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that may undergo the necessary process for
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import.
ed by the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unsdul;erated. He expects hereafter 10 receive
eular supplies All orders from the country (ether
IN boxes or demjohns) will be promptly attentHd to-
NJ B. The subscriber is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire it at
their dwellings, and if required furnish claret
bottles and corks of first quality.
In few days he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar of the best quality.
He continues to carry on in ali its varieties Dyeng
Securing and Bleaching M.rino Ma,rLs. in the best
manner on the west side of Royal, between King and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
IIAs imported from London, and offers tor sae'
IA handsome assortment of
Silk and cotton hose and half hose
white and colored Marseilles and Florentine vest
ings
Ga cambricks and cambrick dmity
Mull-mull muslins and Jaconet cambricks
NAVY blue and black cloth, Of very superior quality
By the Virginia from Liverpool, expected daily ne
will receive Shoe thread of the various qushes ana
patent colored thread, from l8 40. June 10-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

NIB. This Ointment, which is n'S%iE aid v,
snnl;ca,ion for Frost.bi,es, Earns, scaiGs' al,
ne"'s Sore or sweled Breasts, j, put up ID
nished gazed Jugs, well cooked s0d .s., 3D. 81"
r.c,ons how 70 use it. The proprietor H..I RI
be observed that in order to preserve ~ tccr ri
SONS using it. will cork itsgain, SO IS 10 or, ,,1
from destroying its good qualities Noa'a ce,s Il
them in any other waytkan being well ''N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
e"'u' SCENTS:

EDWARD sTABLER & son, Drugs, ur4.
VIM GuNroN, Druggist, renr'' h'' w. "i
n. JEwETT, Druggist renh'' ''-" WsshIEsl1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-24

clearly indicates the feelings OF the late Postmaster
ueherai, on the subject of the present system OF
Proscrip'iop, We publish it. "Ihace no confidence
tsays Judge M'Lean) IN the principles Of any off,
Ger oho does not mike the public interest his first
ana last consideration" Apply this to the conduct
Oh General Jackson; and have the true state OF
J"igc NJ Leans opinion of the new Executive.
Gcheial Jackson has taken away Offices in order to
crafty his OWE spleen and revenge; and has be-
slowed them to benefit personal a1acrcnts When
ne sought out Moses Wright and the friends OF
'ilat man had To srour the country to find him. as
he had absconded from his creditors was that an
appointment dictated by the principles laid down
ny Judge M'Lcan! When the "rapve,, drunken
va%abond." no "cannot for the lie of him teci-
pher the snperscrpton OF letter" was appointed
on the petition OF the troiicksome boys of Conncc-
tcnt, was that an appointment dictated by regard
:" he Puoic interest: III argument cannot
the people, surely facts will.
PORTSMOUTH,, July 9Th, 1890
III tie Editor Of the Weste,n Times:
Sir: Having been dismissed from tie Post Office
IN tins pace, without notice from the Post Office
department OF charges preferred against mo and
certain reports preiudcial my reputation having
been put III circulation, | think it due to myself aud
inc Piolic 10 transmit the enclosed letter from tie
late Postmaster General To you for publications in
vndlcaion oimy Character. You will have the rood
ness therefore lie publish the same. and oblge
John r TUE NER.
Coacinnuti, 30M .3prI, 1929.
Dear Sir: ! regret to evidences of "A more
general change OF officers than | supposed could
take place. On this subject my ouinion r.mnins no
same that 1t was under tin. late Administration.
Your duties wave been faithfully performed. and
Yen have not, am used the facilities OF your
Office to produce political effect. II resting on
such grounds does hot ensure Your continuance in
office private station is the pest of honor. hone
you wall not be mo.ested 1t might be well to adj
dress letter to the Postmaster General, Stating,
frankly, what course has been, and ask of him
The justice ~ inform you. if any representations
should be made, charging you with improper
duct.
have no confidence in he principles ofamv officer
who docs no. make INC pubic interest his frat and
last consideration.
My recent change n: position, have no doubt, in
every point of wow, iudicons now urn not
involved i'll the responsibilities OF others, and have
done enongh, III a political point OF view, TO show
my principles Of action. ] would write to the Post
Master General III your behalf but cannot believe
1t Is necessary, and there some considerations
which would render the step niuiicious unless it
were indIspcnSaby necessary.
advise you, by all means, not to resign. Re
main at your post and continue faithfully to dis
charge your duties.
with very great respect, your obedicnt servant,
JOHN M'LEAN.
J. r. TCaNER, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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ONE CENT REWARD.

TbAN away from my employment, an ndcntcd APP
D d prentice, 10 The trade Of House Carpenter and
Joiner, WILLIAM FARMER, ne is about eighteen
years DID, about five feet eight inches high.
light hair and complexion, dark hazel eyes; he wore
white fur hat, blue and pair of light cooured
French drill panaloous, and took with him. pair of
green corduroy pantaouDs also. have strong rea
to suspect, he has been scduced and decoyed off
by his brother .in-law, Warser Bowler, ir., who |
understand, lives at near Windsor. few miles
above Richmond on James River. All persons are
cautioned against employing, harbourlDg the said
FAHMER. as am determined to enforce the utmost
rigor of the law upon such offenders. In addition to
the reward thanks will be offered for his appre
hcnsion, and delivery to me, in Manchester.
iu,v 2f-2t CHRIST. BRANCH
J.. s. have this day heard he (FARMER) has
gone m James River in boat destination Slate
River. Buckingham
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-24

Eastern District oJ t1rginia--to ,,i!:
seE III itEMEIBIEED, That Gu the twenty sixth dav Of
Ed June III the hiyi!rd year of the ndc,endence OF Tia
$3.50 United States OF America, Thomas ~ .thife of ,
book, the right whereof lee claims
words iirlowi To W.T. 'c Constitutional Charts ConpaIatyo
Views oil the Legislative, iAecuvG, Judiciary Depart
mems M t'' constitutions at all tie States in the Union
"LaU's Nj Garnet. ,hmomd: Printed and published ty
"Ttn.as w White 1922 In conformity TO Tie ACT Of Con-
grrss % me United States entitled 'An act for It'd
.. Oh !s1-h-. :. A-' copies of Maps, harts aud
o"S to the auor and Jricio OF such comics during la
"''' '"ie'h mentioned: RICHARD JEFFRiES,
Clerk Of the Eastern District o Virginia,
ihe above work is in less, and will soon be rub
nNe hc following extracts om the Authors Dedication
anu eic VIII suffice To explain both the plan sign ur
'he NHN ITS chiei object enable all who wish il 10
OF making mt" the Constitutions OF Sister States h view
To select all their best icauns, for the pu,o. of re-,
ihoaVii's our own 10 this end endcavored so 10
construct me ioliowm. harS Tables
=, Sh@e glance, the organization of
Government with the rest, in regard the principal features
each branch OF Administrations adopt such AS Won sh,
approve
''it one OF the pre- requisites Improvement 81 -ascnt
o- zion, ht t" INFORM we'll respecting hal as
'ttn "tnr States ,esurh to the ancio,, ~
'f ivh i"tv az aur.; facilitate ac::c1.cn f hi,
An"" ledge, cestnT worth making present ne j
"st l :IY uscI'l provided be oxtcuted with
are ana JUDGMENT Under these impressions the Ato r
''t !hi1Nli !tte work he@s
OF i'>oi rabies, containing
ron alte institutions m" different States, inciuiinr tsl
"i te JntoG States Thee Charts exhibit n; one lieu, &
prominent features o each, classified under different heads
ct their legislative Executive, Judicial Denartnrn
Some explanatory illustrations are cIy.n in The firm,
Of APPENDIX -
The Work will lie offered for sale in Richmond Petersburg
Norfolk burg, Charlottesville, y.Ch!ure and W. 6
"Sto'l NY. july Is
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2Wt1IraaIe 3ortrfn CtIrrfuf.
Richmond, .juiY IS, 1899.

I
STAPLE ARTICLES.
1o6Gcco, isy-
good TO fine, lOO!b. SO u l. 8
middling, at
common, 4 4 >
refused, ) a ,
mdy,utacturcd-
lst quail. cav-n';ish, ID. 81 Il Il
: sinaii tNsiss, 10. !, IL aI3
no. ,, 9al1
Flo',r, city mills, new, 6 a 6 50
canal, > 7Sab
Uhcdt, new, 90 a 95
Corn, hush. 46 a Ia
Coal, best for shipping, I6 a -
inferior, IL u IL
COttOp, . a .
VARIOUS OTHER AEr!ILIs.
Hum, III. u
Birthstone, roll, 10. ; aSl
BcsSIrar, best, y IL -
Butter, l3 a 20
Ret, mess, hhl. 10 80 Il IL
Bacon, new, ~
Cheese, Z a 10
CsadieS, tailow, mould, IDA aIl
sperm. 2 a -
C0Dte, w. |. green, l. all
RIO, rs Il IL.
Java, white, 16a17
ordinary qualities, ll5Glr
Chocolate, no. |, 10 IL rs
CoppeyaS, ID. , a 81
Etsh, hcriinSs, no. l, rev, ! -
shad, no. !, q soar
H'ackeiei, 10. !, s--nIue, q
do. no. ,, ,
dc. 10. ), ) Sd
F,1iit-
raisins, bunch, box, 3 75a4
muscaicl, 3 80
Feathers, live geese. good, .SOa3-
Glass, window, GxlI, 80 feet
, 10 loX12, do. 3
Gu'FO'cG.r, Dupont's, > 80
ReaP, American, ton, $50 Il IL,
Hides, Sp'h, sun-dried, IL d Is
sailed, i2al6
Mdigo, spin !loiant, lb.l 1Ja2 =
Iron, Swcdss, ton, los
English, 80 a 9D
American, 81 a 50
Lard, new, 62a7
Tame, -
Lenthe,-. sole, II d -
upper 75a2 -
L'tm6er, clear, lone fl. y
understandable, l. a i3
.HIio@uny. II. Dom. 1t. IL "A ,,
Lay, III n -
.iio!asSes, .al. y. O. % 20
superior, - ;;%i
". india, generally, y a Fl
.Med!, bus!lel, - ~
Mails, cut, ID. 6s
oil, lnseeh, gal. IL 80
ta.mnIs'. BIZ. l.:Ii7
sperm. winter pfsd. s;,l. 80
do. summer do. % Il 40
Oats, bush. 30 a.17i
Plaster Of Paris, ton, 1 81
Pork, prime, bLi. IL aiI5U
ricss, II
| Rice, Carolina, (neu) , - n .
Sugar, loaf lSa %, limp I5aI
n. d. brown, ino lbs. 7a9
81. CroiX, do. 8laIO
muscovadoes, g Il IN
sat, sack, Liv. filed, ; l0a2 5,
ground alum, : 57a2 40
SG'fPct'e, Id. l0al2
Spirits
brandy, c"ruac, gal. ! lOa1 3
apple brandy. 81 u ~
! peach 80. 80 Il lTp
rusm, II. CroiX ~ Aut. 80 a -
do. New. England, p u 81
gin, Holland, 81 Il lbs
no. American, 80 a -
whiskey, 81 4 -
steel, German, Id. I2a!I
Eng. bli.tereti, : d .
AlIey. 'tD. Is
Slot, cwt. D 5Oa6
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M ARIEN E - EVWs.
FOKY or RiCH.vO.NU.


ARRiN ED,
Brig Trader Hobby, from Boston, with sInceS.
Scr Defiance, Lee, from Portsmouth, N fi) with ballast
cclT Advance, Horton, from Middleton, c 'nmn)
Scr Joseph Bonner SonieIS, from New York, ballast.
Scr Enulous, blanchard, from bath, (AIe) WITH lumber To
Scr American Eagle Foxwel from York River with
to Workman n AF(iruder
scr Delight, -, from East River, with wheat, l. Webb
&
Schr. Lady Stevens -, from the Rappahannock, viii.
corn, to BrocAcnbrough Il Iurve.
SAILED,
Schr Aurora, Hooper, for baltimore, coal.
Lighter Virginia. Upiike, for City Point, with tobacco.
Schr Freedom, Steclnian, for Somerset, coal.
~chr. May Flower, Wallace for Charleston, IS flour.
Scir. Mary & Liza, AIeekns, for Alexandria coal
NOkt OH, July 20 Ind, schr Emily DAVIS, Crowc f.on
Richmond, bound TO Philadelphia
The sctr Spa k, arrived yesterday spoke off Smiths Island
Saturday, schr tinpos of Bath, bound Richmond
JULY 2l-ln Hampton Roads, brig NiuTod, Ill., days
from York
Sailed Walter EiyeT, Seaward, for Orleans; Emily
Davis, Crowe, for Philadelphia Ann Aard jenkins, for
Charleston and Spark Poole, fer Baltimore.
From Hamilton Roads, brig Ann Barry, from Narselcs.
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COULnIIII.L FOR SALE.-r

.VtbNlI. I'D FOX SALE.--lursuant a decreiai
~ ocer oil the court OF chauceY
chsptts, ''e undersigned commissioners appointed tho
count i the special purpose, Will sell bidder
pa nc auction, at Hanover house
"a" IN august that being day. that cal
'"''tii, ON amumkcy the county Hanover,
tween one and miles above Hanover Town and distant
ABOUT cisheen miles from kchniond, tie following leTu,s
'he fiiId cash. and credit OF and la
nrahir IN ennai annual instruments. by
p"N! w hh aoOd Il deed
i ms estate contains about nm
portion ot which yaaie low grounds has awars
been considered ut ,ie best land in lie cuy
he Improvements consist Of good and Two bric
Offices, which with repair, might made Comfortable,
han'h'"hS ! ne principal building las burnt but lhe
walls are standing, of good workmanship, mi.h, lie again
n " Ihe land las been rented for the present bv tlo
receiver appointed by The cancerv but nos viii
toe gwen the purchaser ON the inst day January.
me tenant ON the land wl he Uhliging sey IA
any person who may wish u view IT, "
juiy&'-'zt LAURENCE BATTA!LE Conm,'r
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From The .EaIiouoi htelGgcHDe5-.


Among the removals by the new administration
is Mr.. John X. Turner, Postmaster at Portsmouth,
Ohio, an honest and efficient officer. IS soon as
be received his dismissal, he published letter writ
ter him by Judge Mclean, and as this letter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-24
STRATTON NILI4.

STRArTON HILL.
a. TRAI"rON iiILL,-A Tale of he Civil Wars.
~ by the author OF Letters ION the East
Tales of the Vest of England, &c. &c. Just re-
ceivc at NASIpss.
,l,,D a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-24

I.sOap, 10. 5a7
Specs, ginger, 10. y
| piinenio, Jam. 70 Il &c
nutnneSs, l 50al -
mace, ) 5Oa4
pepper, LA a 10
Tar, bbl. 75a2
lu,pentiae, SPIT, cal. 10 a 10
lnii,'o, good, 10. 1a3
Tea, imp, and gunp. flesh, 10.
l loaf 70
young hyson, 10 4 so
" i'ss, Madeira, (old) gal. gas
Sicily Madeira, l IL al2U
Ienncriffe aud Sherry, allG
Malaga, 80 a 90
DOMESTIC GOODS.
'>hieetiagS, brown, 81, yd. I6a2l
~, I3al7
blcached, IL, rs a q
do. 81, 70 q -
'S"n'tt"sS, Sd, I'D. & il 10
brown, 7-3, lOal2
L!cached, i2al5
ftuidsand stripes, good quality.
Is II
Terms, IL a II;
LaHSeyS, - a p
BeiticbS, ~, 20a 10
Checks, 81. Ivai:}
Suitinetts, gnod, IIa8 30
com. IN a 80
Cotton f""", no. 10, ZOa2!
FEElClrrc.
liverpool, Cotton, III. I'd
DO. Tobacco, hind. 3ps
lonLon, do. do. 80 a 35s
Eremen, Rotterdam, Am
s'eriam& Antwerp,55s a37s6d
Boston, Flour, 3uc
coal, lpc
y. York, Hour, - a 80
coal, bushIl, &C
Wncdl, &C
Baltimore, coal, ,ic
PRICE or STOCKS.
| ni,cd States Bank, '5l21
] arincrS' Bank. 81
Lark of Va. 80
Manchester x Petersburg
Turnpike, 81 90
gANK NOTES.
q. States and Branches, par
NEw-UAMrSuIRE.
Nrw-llaInpshire Banks, y dis.
vEEMDNT.
burlington, 9
MASSACHUSETTS.
HGsion BG.',s, par
Z 'C.riiry Damks,
RnuDE-iSL,ND.
Ei!ude-Island Banks, ,
C--T-;-CFECT.
/. o;IEcctic"t i.auhs, =
Nrw-YoRE.
Ncw-I urk City Banks, pa:
'oun,:y Banks, }
MN JERSEY.
,Ncw-Jersey Banks, .
PtSNSyLvANIA.
Philadelphia Ranks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, :
DELAWARE.
liGlawarc tanks, >
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, PAR
ountry Bauks, Ia ,
DISTRICT or cO-.rMEIa.
IDvcr SIS, par; under 81, -
I %uI.FI-CAR0'a.
l~tate Eank * Branches, 3
|; ape Fear, =
Ne"ucri, 3
souTH-CAEOIISA.
State tanks, Il =
GEORGIA..
Savanna. s.tL Augusta, q
"idEanes, )
LOUISIANA
Naw-0.icans, sat
DolblnDns. $iJ
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TOMORROW,
BIGGER'S OFFICE, }
jury %, 1929. {

BTEGERS OFFICE, 2
jury %, 1929.
Merit Lottery, odd and EUen,
By which the holder Of two tickets or shares, must
obtain at least one Prize, aud may draw three.
CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000.
Whole tickets So, Halves so, Quarters rs cts.
The drawing Will be received THIS DAY at Il
o'clock, at BiGGEtSS OFFlCH'
10y 2Ac;
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GtacftOsg &TgEB~
Stock Of Dry Goods
.AT .4UCITOM

mr. .4UC1IOT
'EFHE subscriber intending to discontinue the Dry
= Goods business, will scl. ON MONDAY next,
the 2I.A instant. at 10 O'clock roitou: sesesre, at
ms store, Market Bridge, his entire stock of DRY
GOODS, comprising "a general assortment ofa,ye.l
selected ntticlcs, among which aye
Elegant callcoes, silks OF every description
Superiinc cloths and cass;ucres
Satinetts, anncls ca,nbrics
Doncstics of every description
Irish linens, lawns and diapers
britiSl and German oznoburgs OF al kinda
Checks, paids and stripes
y good assortment OF ribbons SC. &C.
o. Fill day of sale, he offers his stock III cost md
So!cis those wishing bargains TO call
Terms at sale. FRANCIS LARMAND.
oris, DUNIop 81 Co. Aucts irlv 81
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ErcursioSt jar Oid Point and Norfolk.
by YIIE SrEAM BOAY COLUMGLrS.

'gFHE Steamboat COLUMBUS. Cant. .TUryrn
VIII start tFen Rockets OH Monday morning
Kun at O'Clock, and proceed to Old Point the
same; trShing arriving there before dark; remain
at pid Point until after dinner on Tuesday, when
she VIII 90 over 20 Norfolk, and lay until We'd
hcsay morning after breakfast; starting from there
at 7 o'clock will return to Richmond beiare dark
rare % Tor the triH, including two meals furnished
Oh eacn passage Servants ana children half price
Passage down up only, SO.
inlv % n ILnIaM nn.n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-24

GCAHCE ARTICLE.-rhe subscribers have just re-
- ceysda few pieces Boiling Cloths Of the celebrated Tinker
stamp from No 4, No 8, inclusive; which they offer ter
customers at tire usual prices VIM. g. y. KYLE g. co.
July 2}-2tc rs Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-30

fhe "ew Jtnps Of Yirginia, Hening's !statutes at
large, Giinre,'s and Randoiphs Reports or Cases
argued and determined ia lie Court Of .9ppeuis
Journals " The Senate and House Of Deieyaies OF
I1rginia, from ITO to 1890 inclusire and or ne
Conoenfions Sf 1855 and i73Si.
VIE Legislature having directed the sale Of these
mapsand Books. many Of WHICH were purcha-
sed by the Stute to insure the publication they are
offered to the public at (except the Journnls) much
less than cost and as the proceeds be applied
to the increase of the Library ofte State is hoped
that every Virginia purchaser will be disposed to-
supply himself nom this source.
ofthe large Map of Virginia, 80 Justly admired
Tor IT'S general accuracy and beauty Of c utoa but
q limited number OF copies remain for sale The
Journals w'iich have been printed Mt the public ex-
pense, embrace the entire period OF. Reyon onasy
struggle, contain much valuable and interesting. mat
ter, are 10 where else to lee had, and with the Sta
tutes at large, ough; to be in the Library OF every
Nirginan.
The following are tho prices: For the larye Map
sso; si'ali Hiap So Hcnng's Statutes at large per
SET OF Is ISLs. Si2; GnIer's Reports 81 per VOL:
randolph pcrsci II vols. 500 or in proportion Tor
any volume except the 9TH which cannot be sold 10,
less than 5 for the Journals per set comprising five
luarto and three octave vols. $50 beng no more
'hah Inc expense of printing aud binding.
Orders addressed 10 the subscriber a, the .Cnu;to,
~ the City of Richmond, or to Mossrs. J. g. j. T.
Heron corner above the Eagle Hotel, viii he prompt
~ attended to. VIM H. RICUARDSOW
ulEI <I-ot Clerk Council and Librarian.