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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

HAVE received by the last packet a 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-
mer walking shoes
Gcntlcmcns superior boots, square and round toes
Do do light dress shoes, do do do
DO do goat skin pumps. do do do
Do do calfsk do do do do
Do morning slippers, various colours
Misses cooured anil black listing and morocco slip
pers, the greatest variety ever in this city
Boys cali skin bootces and Shoes double lined
DO light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Chdren's leather shoes and bOotoes
Do lasting and morocco bootccs and shoes, Of
every color and shape;
Together with every other article OF boots, hooteee
end shoes that be made, and all Of them Of their
own manufacture.
ALru,
a large assortment of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome aud superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day g. Martins blacIing, and q large supply Of
paste backing
Goold's real Japan sponge blacking, at IS cents
Patent spring punch plycHs
Silk and cotton braids
No. 3 black ribbon
ana q large supply OF gents cheap nailel aud peg
geo boots and light soinmer pumps, ut the store cor
ner OF Main and 18th streets.
mara
SQUARE TOE SLIPPERS.
E0M Pair ladies' lasting slippers, with
out heels, Of very superior quality and
easy fitting, for salo by
GRANNISs, SON g. BROTHERS.
may Corner Main and I4th streets
VINEGAR o. LARD.-In store for sale
40 Barrels Of strong cider vinegar
% kegs Of Smithfeld lard
is1e II Jas. W,LNS7OY
Qc.y JoHPRINTING srscrea a, the wig Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

comprising one OF the largest, most general and de-
srable stocks of Spring Goods they have ever offer
ed tor sale. "A more particular advertisement win
opPeai az ie" Gays. -. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
Richmond DYeing EStabIishmI,Ie.,nI.1i-

" ~0' 3 "''atF ~ q ne FtTgfnId 01d F3TgoIer,
Banks
oSEPH VILLAINS is grateful 10 tI,e IsS;s.
and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past f1vo,rs 49,
hopes eontigpnes Of the same; and vm,IS 49,
Ie ladies senolg their silk dresses to have them -
TO be dyed and fshed a. well ss !, 49,. .nsm
ment IN the Uno. Canton or sso Jresses 49, ~.
80 % nc nasgiitable machines 70 finish thou y
'n nv % nun m tine ituation above mentioned >
and stlencn arc lewise informed, that BE- $780,.
euter w. colov coats, PantsloOus and vean. 80
then, h slI kInds oaPparel, and ifrcquestcj. -.
,,;c.a :, ,.. s eatest snner. As usual ali a,,
s,Uss ss"ar' oed snehot o. cold prcsed
III I'd reyei in the ncaszs, ,r,,,ae,
with him and 'cs,,, ssua on lcsvne the c,.,s.
plicaIor. OK tie same, Y ~ Psosntod on apr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
FRESH SUMMER GOODS !

WE have received by the Efar, ara 800.
ron new York, many scarce and se,ss..Ais
articles; among them are "1 'ea'0eanso
Extra quality nance nankeau
very superior white eatins S-i,s
Black Gros de Indies
Blue and jet black Gros de Mans
TWfeen' white, pink and straw colosed Aossnr..
a Mnl.e, black: pink and green Ital Grapes
Aieophne grapes, assorted COLON 80.
Figured satin and Grss &c Man banu., ,;bh.-,.
NO. ., 3. ~. is, & 90 plain Gros de Nap a.
various colors -f ~S
Ram Swiss and checked muslius
"a book and bishop lawns
common and fine plain bobbinet.s
i p.an stripe ginghhms
Birds eye diapers
t f., mart and white cotton half boss
W v,aGa asle Waite siss cad raw silk do
taim leaf do with ivory handles
!, case common palm leaf do $50
super white and figured Marseilles veztt,,a
smell tuck and side combs
bfazii, tuck and side do 49,
BLACK circassaus
lew pieces super blue do
oiack HASTINGS and prunellas
pieces extra fine Sd black rnerrno hombzz,nsz
ior gentiemens miner wear
n ,N.ia me Angola, and Rouen Cashmere,
DfoWn French drllings
cases common do do cheao
ladies' horseskin gloves
Misses horseskin nitts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
super due and ORA b sewing s;r,a
Isish and German linen sheetines
bncKraIns, grey and drab paddpos
baies canvass, No. TO 4
cases low priced prints
10 ladies' open straw bonueta
GO do Leshorn do
a., 20 pal oaies % inch brown sbirtines,
OF winch we offer at wholesale or re1aa. AZ nar-
'aaly low prices.
June RaTnrVTr- Ifyro n -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

hEoH GOODS.---H. NElLsou has ,c-
served by the Schooner Planter, -
Black Italian lutestrng
Coloured and black gfos dc naples
fancy oerege, and gauze scarfs and hdkfa
new style bonnet and belt ribbons
Book, null and Swiss muslins
PlaIn cambria and jaconet do
manchester and French cambria ginptams
Common and fine calicoes, assorted will 80
nety Oh other seasonab!e and desirable goods.
g. ALSO,
Superior power loom sheetinos rn,n,sao,..oa j.
hIessrs Cunningham g. Anderson, of this CIV
tch wan De sold at the manufacturers' lowest az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
4 NOTICE.

w AEFEb for the balance of the prr...t -
nj, an nrst rate. blacksmith, 90 able BODIED s@f
-, nanes, and icw boamcn-apply ON the h.,n -,
may 20 -. NELSON CARY.A IN ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

f1.EMING 81 EDWIN JAMES & co. Mar
ket Square,) have just received -
Bsssoeen and 500 packages of
"a FRESH DRY GOODS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14
HYDROPHOBIA.

An extraordinary case Of HydrophOba q:
Cured recently in Leicestershre, England IA
itinetant vender of tin wares, whose name vv
Grange, a resident of Loughborough was pro-
ceeding about six months ago, through a sm!.
town between Loughboruneh and Leicester,
with his stock in trade upon his head when!
large dog, of the cur species, attacked sm.L
one, which was following at his heels, The ln
man, in order to save his faithful little ser,n
from the jaws oflhe savage cur, stopped 10 III
it from the ground, when the Cur seized hmb
the lip, which was bitten severely. The WON!
was sore for upwards Of week, and al Length
ealed. Nothing more was thought o. he
matter for four or five months, subsequently
" hen on various occasions he mentioned 10 bis
acquaintances that fancv continually haunls4
him that he would die in similar way to NJ.
| R.rans. of Six Hills. aludine to- farmer who
some time before had died ravIng mad from
the effects Of a dogs bite. He also expressed
his fears that the cur which had oil lin
months previous was in a rabid state. Being
man accustomed to indulge rather freely IN
his potations, his repeated assertions that b:
should "die mad" were treated BY the persons
10 whom he made them with derision. How
ever, the unfortunate man was suddenly ak.r
dreadfulIy i'll, and began 10 be'ray the usu'
symptoms Of insanity attending his honb:
malady. He occasionly barked Ikea dog irOIh'
ed at The mouth, refused all suslenance, andre
coiled at the appearance Of water. Hewas sen
sible Of his situation at intervals, cautioned his
attendants 10 beware OF him; & having expfs,
ed his conviction that his death was al h'nG
he gave orders Cor his funera, aud Threatened
the surgeons with his re- appearance al dam
if they dared to touch his body with the hHI''
The physicians and surgeons by whom he ""
visited, resorted to the customary means IN c.
ses Of hydrophobia, which seldom prove e'i'c''
cious, but their endeavors 10 save HIM weree'
no avail, the poor fellow expired in The Bfsa''
est agonics three days from the first appear
ance Of the symptoms of hydrophobl,' wv
eminent professional men opened The oO'',
which they examined with the most m'h''
care, but there were no appearance oi oiS'"
in the least, on the contrary the Interior 'e'"
ed in perfectly healthy STATE.
Boston COudH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

The horse Henry, celebrated for his bos.
and stock, and particularly as the Compete.
of Eclipse at the great match race in Is?s !,
now at the farm Of MIR w. b. Ludlow, Claw.
rack, Columbia county All who wi,nes,t
that trial Of speed, remember the bearing q
that noble animal on that occasion. AlhOuss
barely led by Eclipse, he could have been bea.
en- by no other horse in The Union He.,
purchased by the present proprie,ors for Ii.
sum Of Slioo. They deserve The thanks Q,
the public for having brought him to the uorr.
a, such expense. We may as well remark !.
this time as "a, another, tina; we regard lhos
who contribute to the improvement Of the brs,t
of horses, as public berefac.ors.--.M Asa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

The Senate is expected to adjourn on Mon.
day, after acting on such nominations as the
President may think proper TO submit for con.
firmalion. Among the appointments which
have been all eady announced, it will be observed
that there are none Of diplomatic character,
nor for those civil Offices at the Sea, Of Gov
eminent which public rumor has vacated, and
filled out Of the hungry Office hunters with
which our streets are overrun. Unless, there.
fore, some other nominations shall be made,
the changes proposed will be effected by a
more summary process than the usual form Of
nomination; and ribald editors and emaciated
partisans will be pensioned out of the public
purse for a year, at least, before they can be
subjected to that ordeal which must br passed
when the Senate is in session.-Nai. Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

Mn. Eprroa: have seen the communication
this morning, in answer "Jona.han's" oil yes
,erday, with regard 10 the want OF effect on
the part of the Hydraulion Company az the
late FIRE; aid am pleased 10 observe 'na' '"e
author rather endeasors 10 apologize for, than
deny the facts set forth in The latter piece
I, who was present at the fire, an well aware
that the Hydraulion Company, with us hose'
&c. unde, the guidance Of lis officers, was prompt
in repairing to the spot where the tlTe was "a :
cling, and occupied position where 'mmea'-
ale command could have been held over the
dep as, a,ing element. Sill. under The direction
of officers wanting experience, ito say nothing
Of their judgmenD i, was from thence removed
and the station afterwards occupied by another
engine, which was particularly useful In e&''n-
gushing The flames.
l have, Mr.. Editor, ever been anxiously
wishing for well regulated Engine Company
in our town. Such one, from the vast ex-
peuse incurred, aud other circumstances was
induced 10 believe the Hydrauion would prove:
how far my expectations have been rea'ized'
reeen, occurrences already demonstrate. In
making these remarks, i, is farthest from
nv intention 10 wound the feelings Of any gen.
lleman connected with the Company.-lfa re-
formation Of things can be brought ABOUT IL is
all that is sought for, by
PHILO.JONATHAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

~The Freeholders or Fairfax CoOnH in IN
invited to meet at their Courthouse, at .sIee,
the evening of Monday nert (Court gay poonls to
suitable p rsons to be recommendedto ,hr anL
represent said County the next Legs'a.u' Con-.
also, to appoint Committee. to meet sll@ 10 r..
mittee from Loudoun, to select suitable Pe''O"
present the District in the Convention. ,,,o, nER
March 10 fhhh'o
FWe are requested to state, tha' c "nO d
CHICHESTER is q candidate to represent , ,.;U,
Fairfax in the next General Assembly oil '"S'
6.We are authorized TO amount. N, En-
Mrrcxa. ESQ. asa candidate for Congress, AZ VI" .,
suing election, for the Distric. ofPrince "''"'"'
doun, and Fairfax.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

% A Coop JOKE u, SO happened that the New
York Commercial Advertiser was the first and
only bearer of the Presidents inaugural Ad-
dress, 10 Rhode Island. Boston, &c. The
friends of the "Hero," however, in one Of the
cities along shore, were so sadly disappointed
with the performance, tina: they doubted its
authenticity, and finally came 20 the conclusion
tina, the document was forgery by some Of the
New York Editors, to dis2arage the abilities OF
the new President. In one instance, bet Of a
bottle OF wine was made that it was not genuine.
The hacker of the Commercial, however, was
the winner, Of course.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14
From the National intelligence
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATE.
THURSDAY, March 10 1000 Ie

SUPREME COURT UNITED STATE
THURSDAY, MARCH -, 1929.
Mr.. Justice Story delivered the mimi.
the Court in 'aN
No. 4e. Joseph Vaudeville, ct. al A.,
lants, VS.. Romulus Riggs. On apne,l 'F r.
the Decree Of the Circuit Court Of the II "G w
the County Of Alexandria, Dis,ric, Of co q, e'
bia. Decree Of said Circuit Cour, ,rys 0.'0'
and cause remandeG, with directions n , ..S
the same to be reinstated as TO tie D.fs,S'Ss
against whom the bill was taken p,O eon u:.s
and set down for hearing, and by the ds.'"
dismissed. And also with directions ,h,, '. s
personal representatives Of the Defendants w I
died pending the suit, who are known, and r r"'
be brough, before the said Circuit, Com, !!
made parties thereto, and the bill lsyied ;. =.
them. And also with directions that al ~
olher Defendants named in the bill who Wa,
no, served with process, but against whom fr,
ther proceedings may be had to bring ,b,.
before the Court,tas to whom the bill vs.,
dismissed at the bearing) be broueh, h.
fore the Court, if practicable, as par,is.-,,i
that such further proceedings be lhereupouh, h,
as 10 justice and equity may apper,alu.
No. SO, George Beach, Plaintiff in Errorr
Nathan Viles, et. al. The argument, o. Nj,
cause was commenced by MIR. Webster, 4,
the Plaintiff in Error, and continued by n
Simmons for the Defendant in Error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL 4 NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

The editor Of The Newbern Spectator, dis,
credits the report (since eon6rmed) which
had reached there OF the new Cabinet, and adds
-" We cannot conceive of nothing more outye
than Mr.. BRANCH a, the head OF our Navy.
Such appointments cannot but lessen our Gov
eminent in our own estimation. To see men
elevated to the first Offices in the Government
offices, with the duties OF which they are to-
tally ignorant, merely because they have been
active parlizans Is this the able Cabinet with
which Gen. Jackson was to surround HIMSELF"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

We hear nothing of The proceedings in Sen.
ate, yesterday, on the subject Of nominations,
except that Thomas y. Moore, Of Kentucky.
has been nominated as Minister TO Colombia,
to supersede William H. Harrison, the pres.
ent Minister. Nat Lni.
Rumor says that Mr.. Tazewell is to be nom.
mated Minister 10 Great Britain, and Mr. Bald
win Minister 10 France. Madam Rumor, how
ever has deceived the public SO oflen, that we
do not advise reliance upon her out-gi,ings.
Ibid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

Lord Erskine, when at the ba:, and 81 u.
time when his professional talents were NV v.
eminen, and popular, having been appnso ~
his friend Dr. Parr for his opinion upon ".
ject likely to be li,igated by him, alter recon- g
,nendlng the doctor 10 "accsmmoda'e ins ..
ference amicably," concluded his letter o' ~; "
serving, 81 can scarcely figure 20 myseH -. ~, ;,
alton in which lawsuit is not, II pos''''' -
be avo;dedt"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

ToKEAH, OR THE WHITE ROSE lis Mr.. Coo.
per TO have rival, or has greater than Coo
rer arisen? is question which will naturally
occur to the admirers Of the Prairie and the last
of The Mohegans, on reading the two volumes
published by Carey, Lea & Carey, under the "a
bove title. Having read the first volume, we feel
that we are doing no injustice TO the distin>
guished author Of the works above mentioned
in comparing Tokeah with them. The scene
is laid in The province Of Texas and the sur
rounding country. The historical characters
introduced are calculated to give deep interest
10 the story, and tn fiction is exceedingly well
managed. Com. Ado
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

The following humorous piece, being written
Sy one whom We know to be friendly 10 the
rights and liberties Of Ireland, we feel no hesi>
ta,ion in presenting it 10 our readers; hoping
that they will enjoy hearty laugh on the Pc
rusal Of the same, and verify the old saying
Scare to our coffin adds nail, no doubts
"But every grin, SO merry. draws one out y
Ed. Phenir Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

A man is now exhibiting at the Richmond
Arms, Basing, 100 live rats in a cage; and he
intends exhibiting himself among zoo of the
same vermin, allowing them to crawl over him;
after which his dog Rover, cousin to the cele-
brate Billy is matched TO kill 100 rats in ~
minutes. Le,ces paper,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

We observe the following announcement in
the Richmond Compiler:
We are authorized to state; shat, in conse-
quence Of i'll health, Mr.. Randolph declines be-
ing candidate at the ensuing Congressional
election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

TThe Annual Meeting OF inc a,,is, Meet
p House on Monday evening mex. 10Th Inst to
O'clock. The Public are respectfully n ,nyr1SH
tend. BY order: y. w. sees
march IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14
APPOINT MENTS.
ron frmed. March 9Th, 1929.


JR. Williams, Maj Gen Militia Michigan.
Charles Char Learned Brsadisfn Gsnffss "
John Marshall, Marshal. Indiana.
Thomas Scott, Register Land Office, Cbili>
Gothic.
Pey,on S. symms. Register, Land Office
Cincinnati, -,
Richard K. Call, Receiver Land Office, West
Florida
Joseph Wood, Register Land Office, Marietta.
Edward Humphreys, Receiver Land office,
Kaskaska.
Joseph Ke,cheII, Register, do Palestine
Alexander Pope, Go do Cahawoa.
John Hughes, do do Wachita.
HenryB cry, Receiver, do do.
VIM. Christy Register, do 81. Louis
Gren,ille c. Cooper, Of Mass. Purser.
Francis b. Stockton, of y. Y. do.
Mark Dennell, Collector and Insp. port OF N Y.
Isaiah L Green, do do barns'aoie'
Barnabas Palmer, Collector and Inspector
por, Of Kennebunk.
Denny McCobb, CollU,or and Inspector
port OF Waldoboro.
]. B Barton, surveyor and Inspector, port Of
Providence.
George Brewer, Surveyor and Inspector, port
Of Pswca,uck.
William U Ellis, collector, port OF n. HaSen.
John Ferguson, Naval Officer, New York.
Copeland Parker, Surveyor and Inspector
Norfolk.
Robert Butler, Surveyor and Inspector
Smith6eld.
Nathan Holland, Collector aud Inspector
Cherrystone.
Francis Hawks, Collector inspector, New
tern.
Samuel Starkwea,her, Collector and lnspec'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

WILD PIDeEoNs.--We do not remember,
says the Philadelphia United States Gazette,
ever 10 have seen such immense aocks of wild
pidgeons, as were observed crossing The north
part Of the city yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

W CoRpoRArlo PRocEEDISes.-sO1llHoIp s,5
That Jacob Morgan, william Gregory and sl si.eo
be appointed Commissioners for holding az ,he !Sh
at the Old Council Chamber, on " ednesaayS ob.,, "a.
inst. for member to serve in the place Oh ''0'
meson, resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

Messrs. Carey, Lea & Carey, Of Philadelphia,
have published in two duodecimo volumes, BIZ
shop Hsber's celebrated narrative Of his jour.
news in British India.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14
CROSS READINGS.

SnCOo hGhblNHo.
A violent snow-storm-accom panied by thun'
der and lightning fel. down the chimney and
broke his collar bone.
For sale, two cases London brown stout-se,
to music by Handel in excellent metre.
Lost, Ladys re,icule, con,aining-a new
dry good store, with complete assortment Of
ronmongery.
Late French writer's state that drunkards ma y
be cured by ea,iDg-fourteen thousand pounds
Of raw silk just imported
A melancholy instance of the effects Of
ohilbIaiGs and corns-upon the government OF
Mexico-may be seen by referring to our FIRST
page.
Lost on the goth inst, red morocco pocket
book, containing-6fty tons Of Quincy granite
and-Websters dictionary Of the English Ian
guage.-
A Post Office has been established in-la,i-
tude 81, so North Pacifc-where application
may be made by emigrants and other horned
cattle.
A two year old mileh cow-has been unani-
mously elected colonel of the regiment of flying
artillery.
A child of Mr.. Golden was made very sick
by swallowing twelve dozen Of Warren's Ii
guild backing just received.
The Greek nation are said 10 be much dssat-
isfied wi,h-a Iourneyman shoemaker who can
bring good recommendations-by applying at
the blacksmiths shop No. 2, church street.
We understand that the elephant lately ex
hibi,ed in this city, devoured, at one meal-a
new grocery store, with an extensive assort-
ment of glassware.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

James Mosher, Surveyor and Insp. Baltimore.
John Slocum. do do New Port.
Nathaniel Philips, do Warren and Darlington.
Oliver Champlain, do New London
John H. Peterson, do Petersburg * Richmond
Joseph PIen,iss, Surveyor and Inspector port
Of Suffolk.
Samuel Spots, Surveyor and Inspector, port
ofNew Orleans.
Daniel Foster, Naval officer, port Of Newbu' :
ryport
Schuyler Sampson, Collector and Inspector
port of Plymouth.
Richard Bradley, Surveyor and Inspector,
por, Of Wilmington.
James Parker, Collector and Inspector, port
Of Perth Amboy.
Charles Durfee, Surveyor and Inspector;
por, OF Tiverton.
P. R. r. Pray, Collector and Inspector, port
Of Pennington.
port OF little Egg Hafoor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-14

Mr.. SnoUdsn:-If 700 think the following
selection of Cross Readings, worthy OF i'll
should be glad to see them transferred to place
in vour Daper. J.