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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
For the Charleston Courier.

Mr.. EDlToR:-la The course OF the recent DO
li,ical struggle in our country. we have had fire.
quent occasions 20 dsplore the weakness of our
nature in the Ultra manifestation Of our parry
feelings. ] had hoped, however, ,ha, now The
great cause Of :he recent factions is removed
by 'he success Of one party, and the consequent
defea, Of The other, something like federation
would take the place Of yituprration = and that
the late RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the press, would give
way TO impar,ialiIy aud decorum. On taking
up, however, the Southern Patriot Of Saturday
evening, / soon perceived had been laboring
under a mistake, and the reflection immediate-
~ arose, that although parties might cease with
their cause, such men as the Editor Of The Z. S.
Telegraph, could not change their natures; but
like the animal that fattens bes, in filth, they
must continue to work their way in the fields
Of SANDER and decei,-lest, leaving their beaten
path, they should be COMPOUNDED by that virtue
which, as the bright luinlnary of day, cannot
be conf onted by those whose "deeds are evil"
The United States Telegraph, of the goth ult.
in giving an account, of . recent murderi in Ken
lucky, not satisfied with a bare recital Of the
horrid fscts, ~prefac.s It with an account Of the
infatuated perpe,rator ofthe deed, and represent
him as the ".he son OF Robert WickliHr, the
lawyer, Of the Bank Of the United Sta,es-rhe
bosom ard con6dea,ial friend Of Mr.. Claw
How; cui bono:S For what purpose was il ne
c~essary, that he dsluded man should Sc named
as the son OF "the bosom & confidential friend
Of Mr.. Clay? Was it necessary for the fugi,ives
apprehension and punishment? or, was i, TO ex-
cite political prejudice against him and thus
insure him an impartial trial? Or was it to show
that tie father OF the delinquent, being the
friend Of Mr.. Clay, ergo, Mr. Clay must have
been accessory to the crimes?
Does not every JUS, man feel indignant a, such
conduct, on the part Of The proprietor Of a pub
lie Journal. Il is of a piece with the coffin hand
bills the funeral Of the coalition, and The unfe ell
ing allus ion made by the Telegraph, some time
since, to some Of Mr.. Clay's domestic affections.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
This is to Give Notice.
april 8-3t

TlHAT the subscriber of Alexandra County in the
Il District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county, letters of administration
on the personal estate Of Robert Brockett, late of the
county aforesaid deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 9th day Of October next, or
they may, by law, be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto, are required to
make immediate payment. Given under my hand, this
9Th day of April, 1929.
RoBERT ~BROCKETT, Jr.
Admir- of Robert Brockett, deceased.
anril 2-d2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

the Inns Of those, whose duicet voices and his
,r;onic talent. have resusci,ated our gloomy
and drooping spirits depressed by a tedious WIN
ter of atmospheric severity, and political asPe-
rity.
The whole object Of industry and active spe-
~cuIstiop. is to attain the means Of securing com
fort in the winter Of iife;-and wha, is comfort,
but the well regulated qualification OF cur feei-
ines and taste. What feast is more desirable,
to an Intellectual mind, than a pure represen,
tatiou of The actions, passions, and feelings oil
mankind, represented in the mirror OF nature
where, in the course Of a few hours, persons OF
various chimes, passions, and pursuits, are most
re splendentIy exhibited TO our view, and the
events of days gone by again renewed-'he
whole object being 10 reward virtue and pun
ish vice? The civilized nations OF the world'
pride themselves on their liberality and taste IN
the encouragement Of histrionic representation
they seem pleased to view their own actions IN
natures glass; the we'll regulated mind reflect
ing and censuring the imperfection OF its ma.
,ure, when guided only by the turbulent and
blind passion which leads 10 error and destruc-
lion, and viewing its operations with iudigna-
ton and contrition. Ii is a maxim in law, that
i, is better q thousand guilty persons should es-
cape, than tina: one innocent, man should suffer.
LNudly kuC ~ q tboh '"S
by holding up the dramatic mirror, the ooJee'
of his,rionic representation is achieved. IL the
wre,ched fate Of an unfortunate" Barnwell' can
rescue one apprentice in a city, ten thousand
dollars is not too high a purchase. Should we,
therefore, permi, Mr.. FLYNN, the manager OF
our Theatre, and his friends, to suffer in pro-
perry, by their exertions to pourtray vice IN It's
hideous aspect, and crown virtue with imper-
ishable ~laurels? Move will finish as we be-
gan. The house opened TO wealth, reSpec,abi-
lity, and beauty. The severity OF some eve
nings has prevented the briIliancy and beauty
Of our city from adorning the house; but, the
WI a,her permitting. it is hoped that beauty will
grace our theatre two nights more. On Satur.
day night, and the las, Of performing, the ce>
lebra,ed HERR CLINE will afford an opPortuni-
~ 10 his patrons and friends to witness his as
tonishing and unequalled performance on the
Elastic Cord. We have seen his GRANDMA
THEIR in town. We beheld her in Washington
with admiration and delight. a more active,
orlight-foo'ed, or affectiona,e old g~en,lewoman,
was never presented 10 public view. The Her.
culean CLINE, to whom the P%a,agonian Samp-
son would appear only a pigmy, will perform
many pleasing and astonishing feats OF gigan-
tic celebrity. That accomplished and ~fascina,-
ing actress, Mrs. FLYNN. will add the energies
Of ,as'e ard talent to enrich the feast. We,
therefore, hope the beauty Of Alexandra will
smile propitiousiy on the continued efforts of
the whole Corps Dramariqur; aud reward in.
dustry, taste, and talent, with their wonted IL
berality and kindness
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
N is to give Notice,

VTNHAT the subscriber has obtained from the Or.
l. phans' Court Of Alexandria County, in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, letters test amentary on the estate
of John Childs, late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the subscriber,
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the 9th day
of October next, or they may. by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 9th day ofApril, 1929.
GEORG JACOBS,
aprii ST. Ex'r of John ChiIds, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

EROM the subscriber, on the 10Th of February last,
an indentcd apprentice to the Baking business,
by the name of John Harris. The said boy is about
four feet eight or nine inches high, light Completed,
about sixteen years ofage he is lame in the right leg,
occasioned by the white swelling. ! will give one
cent reward, and no thanks, for the apprehension of
said boy.
N. B. forewarn all persons from harboring the said
John Harris, as I am determined to put the law in
force against all offenders.
april st JOHN CHURCHMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

County Of alexandria, Set.
VTIILLIAML. FERGUSON has applied to the Hon.
w William Cranch, Chief Judge Of the Unit.
ed States Circuit Court of the District of CoIumbia,
to be discharged from imprisonment, under the Act
for the relief Of insolvent Debtors within the District
of Columbia, on the second Monday in April in
slant, at 9 O'Clock, A. N. at the COURTHOUSE in Alex.
andria, when and where his creditors are required to
attend. EDM =. LEE,
april 8-3t &C, D. C. ca.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
District Of Columbia,
april 8-d2w
County, OfA(erandr,

County Of .AAerdndriG.
Joseph SEWELL has applied to the Honorable
q William Cranch, Chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief of insolvent debtors within the District Of Co
Iumbia, on the second Monday of April, inst. at o..
clock, A. NJ. at the Court House in Alexandria, when
and where his creditors are required to attend.
EDN. I. LEE,
apri, o-3ts c. Z. CD q. T.. A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

T~HEATRE.--It affords a pleasing gratiiea,
lion, in the gloom Of our. commercial 2rosperi-
~, 10 behold the spirit which persades our lit
tie world of taste, in the support which our dra-
matte friends have received since their arrival
in Alexandria. Not a murmur has escaped
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
Accommodation.

~ The steam boat TIBER,
& after undergoing thorough
@NTMwrepair, will commence her regu.
lar trips between Alexandra and
Washington this day. She will leave Washington at
9 o'clock, A. II. and Alexandria at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Her accommodations are equal, if not superior, to any
passage boat between this place and Washington.
Passage up or down 123 cents. april ST.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
hard,
hydraulic Steam Engine.

vNHE subscriber having constructed a'small engine
l. of the above kind, invites the citizens Of Alexsn'
dria, and the public in general, to call and see for
themselves. The Hydraulic Engine is believed to be
the best mode of creating power that has been present.
ed to the public, it being peculiarly calculated for all
hand purposes. Its qualities consist principally in the
chespness of constructing. saving of fuel equality Of
motion, and being simplifed so SIS to be manageable
by any person.
The above Engine can be seen in motion Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, from 4 until 6 o'clock, p
II. on Water street, one door above Wolfe.
JOHN CATLIN.
Alexandria. April 9. 1925
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
district Of Columbia,

april 9-3ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
sr!LLLATER FROM LONDON.

Capt. ncming of the brig Howard. from Madeira
via Falmouth, has obligngy furnished with n Lon
don paper of the evening of the 10th of July and the
Falmouth Packet of the 18Th, containing London
dates up to u O'Clock of the 18TH.
~ T. ,Jovr Ccp.
We arc still without arrivals from tho seat ot war.
so that however complete may have been the recent
defeat of the Grand Nizicr's army by the Russians
II would seem that the latter have been able To
follow 1t up by any markab'c success, should
doubtless have heard OF 1.-THE presumption there
fore that the Turks prove themselves most forGIi-
Sahle uuyclding enemies, and Will ultimately
out the Emperor of Russia, and induce him TO mode
tate us tone and seek termination OF the by a
treaty of peace of which indeed, there are some re-
ports, but we cannot learn that they well found
cd. An impression prevails in political circles that
the bcligcrcnts willing TO try the effect of ncgo-
tlan, and would create no surprise us, if the
next accounts from Constantinopc should be OF pa
ciic character. The +, cnch and English aulbassu-
doris in that city doubt empowered by their
governments to bring about amicab!c termination
10 n contest which threatens the peace of Europe.
fniDiOEh Packet.
L1NnoS, July 16.--Ercning There is visible
improvement daily in the receipt ofCustoms; yester
day the amount III duties exceeded ElO3,00U. Al
though this arose principally from duties corn still
there appears increase on home consumption OF
various other articles. The present quarter, COM
pared with the corresponding quarter OF 1923 shcws
this by IN" increase Of duties received already. and
promises fair, from every appearance to have large
surplus.
The warlike rumours of yesterday seem 10 have
subsidized. In the foreign money market fuctu-
ions are reported -Four O'Clock, Consols for account
closed at 80 33l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24

e ~ an advance 81 ABOUT Is per ar from our rurruc
% s' "ohuay on the inidnG inferior sorts were not am,
ngeI nor were ,he stands entirely cleared at the close Fr
'rePoot Corn Exchange JViy l4-At our Corn
ms morning there was udtng Attendance 80 30
wheat few retail sales made prime fish ,b,shsJ
parcels Of Irish at 9s ID g 6d, for other ,o,
very little inquiry Indian Corn dull but no, lover Fno 80
American and Irish Flour pretty saIesbe al 35s to as
ionner and al Sos To SIS for the latter in quality
HAYRE MARKET, July 20
Cotton active and prices fully susained-salcs of the week
1874 bales Sock 80, 900 bales.
Corn-The rains which have continued for time have
produced fears the crops and given confidence
toNDoS, July l6, 7I-2 M-The import duly Wheat is
IS higher day Ire duty i, lbs 3D. per quarter The
weekly average is Cos Sri. which makes likely duty
w,n oe h higher week The of duty paid
wheat Yesterday Is estimated spOndence
Falmouth Packet
LIVERPOOL COrToN MAEyEr july lSThe lower qualities Of
American Cotton nave th week experienced decline l8d
per hoihcr descriptions without alteration The sales of the
week amount to 1850 bags, OF which 500 Upland
5 10 q l-8d, and 1000 Orleans ~ , 4 u 7I.2d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24

CoitOnThc sslcs NJ lotion last amount ' 10000 bags;
500 Bowed rs 6ld chiefly ~ IN 5ld fr fa 1910
Ofcaus AZ 81 20 ia chiefly 20 gu Tor fair IN good ir
1859 Mobile and Aabama to Gld 40 Sea Island lOl to
Tod; ~ stained DO q I'D
Naval Stoves The sales Of Turpcuuc 1888 hbIs los
~ los Gd per from tic QUAY Of good Virginia
Tar offered v auction Thursday wIhdaNn At - per
bill cary, Stockholm Tar has been sold az i3s 20 Is ID
pcr Dbl.
July tGThc solcs OF the week 1000 bags IN prices
there Is a small dccrc The import is - i0n bugs namely,
5000 American, 800 Brazil and GOO West India AMI Dema-
w. the Liverpool Corn Exchange up July 10Th, thctc
good demand Tor Wheat and advance of ~ Tcr bushc
Indian Corn pcr 4G0 lbs. % a 35s.
AZ London Wheat advanced ? pee o. n consequence
n the chanccahlc state OF The weather.
london Torn R,bangc, July ~ We continue be very
sbundantly supplied with Foreign Wheat while the quaut,
Of growth received to this Mornings market wa
Ncry sra indeed; wFu sJpeaPc samples louud a,oeIa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
NAV ROOM.

SEENONS preached IN India, 10y Bishop iirbca
- sermons do. in England, hy do do.
Memoirs oi SIMON Bolivar, President bcracr Of the Rcpu1-
hc vi lonha, aud Of his principal Generals secret History
Of the Revolution and tie events wch preceded w. from 1907
TO tive present TIME Win introduction, containing an
account OF the statistics, and the present situation Of san Re
public, Education, Character, Manners and Customs o INC
inhabitants by Gen a. l. " Ducondray IOlsicm' ~ chef
Of the Sa6 Of the President Lhctor ard now CITIZEN OF Tive
United States, PROF ssor Of Moen Languages at the College
Geneva, NcW Yc.i, 49,. puiishcai aud received az
aug - ~ j. NASttc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
MARINE MEWs.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

AlSRlF ED,
Schr. William Rowlett Ireland from For Har
boIr with balas-.
Soop Excel, Bowen, from Wilmington. Del with
ballast.
Schr. Newbern Packet, Middleton, from Norfolk.
Sctr Conclusion, Low, from Boston, with sundres
TO Davenport, Alien 81 Co., = lIaxall u Co.. Otis
Dunlop Il Co, Shepherd 81 Co., and w 81 c
Crane.
Sloop Providence, Bray, from Providence, with ma
clnery to & Clarke.
Brig America, Coule from Boston, sudTies LrcAe
e. Si5er, Gus D;oop 4 CO. Hubbard g. Gardner NJ " ca
yer, W Allison, WSrnytI billiard, A & Nlsers, Par
@er, A W Noting, Pcyon Webb 81 CO. { Goddard Dayen
port, Allen & co, King & Richardson.
Brig Elizabeth Gregory from Thomas,on 81, N,if,i A.
City Point, lime to w Row!eit
Sch: Gen Jackson smiih from sass Harbour win sun
Sehr Pacific -, from New York, ballast
Sehr Geha'd Crson, for Boston, -four, tobacco ban
Sctr Casting Pilot Townsend for New York, coal.
Schr tacitc, -, for New York, coal
Schf Maryland, Sador. Or Old Point coal
At tirave>end 18th JAY Caroline Weeks Va
~ Cowes 18th JOY, America, Hale Richmond; 7;h Andes,
At Cove ofCofk 9Th July, Caroline, Weeks, Richmond
NEW YORK, August 2O.-Arriycd, Brig Jawcs
Monroe, days from Virginia
NORFOLK, Aug. 2I-Arr schrs Hope & Susan, Nekersnn
Ios'9n days Mary Ann, Smith York days Gen Jaoi
A5.co"m Beach nn Wednesday last boats alongside
saict schrs Virginia Chambers for Philaarlpha and Plu
tareh, Taylor for Richmond
Turtle SOUP, Ihs DHy Ali thmss inssa,e,, 4" Il '''
aug2i
NEW MUSIC.-R. D SanXay 7S1ccces0T 70 " a Fif7.
~ whyann) las jus, received Muse for the Piano Guitar,
Harp and lutte '
| aug -
6ST. CROIX SUGARs.-5o hhds ST Cgoix Susa.s. psr,
~ prime, for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP a. co.
| aug A-3t
HATs-3s cases Reading Wool Hats, Jus, received Tor
IL sale by OTIS, DUNLOP t. co.
/ aug A--3t
! MOLASSES, HIDES, &c.
/ DO llhds and uerces, retailing Aloasscs
- 800 California Hides
II bags Face Ginger
1 - casks sicily Madeira Wine
II do sweet Malaga
100 hbls No. = & 3 Aackeryi
| $50 Ncvaecoi1 GIlncstoues
SVedes lion, assorted
Landing To day from brig American, and reoeyin. Jy
/ aug "a JEWS WEBB / co.
Landing for Sale,
Ak Bags Porto Cabelo green Coffee
10 u min Oh. I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
@oMIillfrrlaI Rftor0.

DATE ~ LATEST EUROPEAN ApvicIs.
From Liverpool, July g
FLOUU.-The n. y. Price Current OF Wcdncs-
day says Fresh Flour continues scarce aud IN de-
rnand. further advice OF - I ? cents per barrel
has been realized We notice sales Of New York
city, fresh ground. at . IVA , p; Troy at 81 ! p;
best brands Of Western Canal nj G. IL; Peters
bnrg and Richmond country, both from new wheat,
at > 10 a 5 81 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
NEANAGERs' OEFICR.

DEL4U.qRE & SOUTH C.qROLE.N.l, No. -
VIII be received TOMORROW
prize of $4,000 { prize Of Sti3O
2 do 600 de- 800
. do $50 10 do 100
% do 100 Besides many others.
Whole tickets 81. Quarters % cts.
Call at the Managers Office under the Eaglr
aug - YATES g. M'INTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
BANK STOCK ar -gTrTYON

- ITO to-.
Wlhh be sold on Tuesday next at The Coffee
" House, - Shares OF Stock of the Bank of Vi,.
gina, and IL Shares OF Stock of the Farmers RAM
OF virginia, belonging 20 the estate of the late sd
D!on, ana sold oy order OF his executors. for cash
sale at IL O'Clock. JAS. II. LYNCH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
TRUST SIZE.

Try virtue ola deed of trust executed 10 the sinh
scr'oer by John Johnston, and Of record in tho
NustIngs court Office of the city OF Richmond on the
l7th day of October 1927 shall ON the 2Ist dav OF
august 1899 at O'clock, NJ, before the front door
oil tie Del Tavern, in the city OF Richmond for tho
purposes therein mentioned, proceed TO sell at public
auction, u credit of 60 days the foow,ng nroner
y' to wit; lots parcels of land lying and bcirYc.
IN the SAID city, on Valley and Concord s.sceis
known ~ survey made by Richard Young for the
ATE Or. John Adams, bearing date the 3Ist Nav
1910; by lots No. -, H. and s.; also two NEGRO
men to Wit; Stephen and Dick. For a more part.
cuar description Of said property see SAID decd The
ute TO the above property IS believed 10 be good,
but acting as trustee, s!al. not warrant
aug ll-Iut JESSE 7. KEESEE, Trustee
j. The sale of the above Land IS postponed nriil
Monday, 9Th September next at 4 clock. on the pre
misses y! the negroes until Tuesday 8th, at IL
o'clock. at the Bell Tavern.
aug % JESSE +. KEESEE, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
From the NnrLnlk Rear Oh.

.T,'''"" Oh board he slip Constitution IF this Port
Extract OF letter from Capt. o Grady, 10 his
owners dated RIO JANIERo, Iuiy 5th.
Our crew mutincd or the line: | was Knocked
down by them twice, and received many blows but
was not seriously injured, although pistol was fired
by one of them within few inches of NV ear which
did me m damage, but deprived the second mate Mr.
Bishop of Baltimore, partially of the use of his Iof
eye We had some considerable difficulty in si!enc
ihg them by force ofarms One of the principal OF
them died several days after from wounds which
gave nun with sabre. The mHtnv took place on
jhe lOh juno, and from that time snt LIST july Chr
day on which we arrived here) our lives were com.
P!et"iy in jeopardy, was afraid 10 90 on deck
without pair OF loaded ps OILS about my person
am thankful to the Lord fur having preserved Us
IRON SUCH dangerous, traachcrOus enemies.
Another letter received here dated on board the
L. >. ship Hudson, Sd July, states that OF The lu-
tincers were i'll irons on board that shipl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
11vrRrOOL MARKETS.. Julv r.

NV Yors, Aur ~ Unit, SJa'-t ran& S.1os ~ Is
- l; Exchange oi London, 100 iO9 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
FRESH CHEAP DRY GOODS,

Corner Of .uoiG and 9Th Streets, opposite the
RElI4 TAVERN.
EAMES NJ. SAlGIH returns ls gratcful acknOv.
- Judgements the ladies & gentlemen OF edmond
aud vicinity. aud bcgs inform them that he has 70.
celvCd and Is now opening fresh general and hani-
some assortment of pr GOODS. both staple ami
fancy, suitable for the present and coming season
which he respectfully oilers at i very moderate adj
vance. These goods purchased with every az
tenton to the strlctest economy. combining good
article with lows price. The following the most
promncnt
Black, blue brown, olive and drab cloths and Gag.
smcrcs
Blue and mixt sattinct,s
Valencia, to'uctt. swansGown and sk ycsting
Tartan VaiiS, caublcts and cOatIngs
Black, blue, scarlet, orange and sundyy cOiOTcd
bouliU zctts and CircGsslars
Black bonJazlucs
Colorcd Norwich Crarcs
White and red f1nnC5
Rose blankets, large and heavy
Point do long and squar.
Merino and Cashmere shaYjs
Imitation md camcl's hair do
Small Cashmere, 1hibct, baragrc, gauze & silk DO
Bdragre and gouZe scarts
Black aud blue black Itahan lutestriugs and gro
Colorcd gro de India, pairgrincs and barngrcs
GUghams. furniture caico and dress do
Irish linen
Black and slate cold worstcd stockings
Ladies white cotton do, fine
UnbleaChed do, low
Black and white silk do,
Gen,cmcn's long and half lambs wool do
SIX and tabby tc,ve,s
IA and : cambria and i1conc'f plain and f.
cured Swiss and book muslin
Brown and blCached cotlcns
Cords 0ud velVcts
India and spntalGcld silk handkerchief
Thread batrstc
Thread ard bohbiuctt lace, ribbons
ladies blue hos skin gloves aud units
Fancy betting, hncn cauDuc
Puffs aud cGrs
Italian grapes, domestic pluids and clerks. &c. Sc
The ladies' Gre Hvicd ae usual, TO call and examine.
aug 22-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
1escG6Ots Aalra.

THIS DAY.
BY OTIS, DENIOP x co
SHOES.
On MONDAY. the g4th instant. AZ IN ,,l,.t
VIII be sold at auction store
100 Packages shoes, fresh from, The manufacturers
aug 10 ~. &; Co. Aucis
.1DDITYON.}E,
Nilbc added to our sale THIS MORNING m
ing. q u e Cd a oS"
eug ID II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24

The Rev Dr. Meade elected Assistant Bishop the P.oe..
tani Episcopal Church Virginia conecrated Yesterday
morning IN 81. J'rnes's ChurcnFhad. SENT OF Thursday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24

\ concerted .Jcr.-A man named Lichtcnhcim
has recently been practising the credullty of tho
good people of Harrisburg He represented himself
rs a converted Jew, ana talking Hebrew He con
trvcd 10 coprcH 10 his Use sundry articles oil
clothing that belonged to those at whose cXpcusc lac
was eating. Tho man who thus deceived IN the
OF "a converted Jctr, might probably have sought in
vain for 50 good standing he obtained under the
less imposing title OF an Old and steady Christian.
u. 5. Gus.