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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
NOTICE.


's'HE Commissioners named in the act enttled
u IAN act, to amend an act, entitled An act 10
incorporate the Chesterfield Rail Road Company,
passed the 25th Feb. 1922, hereby give public notice
that books Of subscription VIII be opened at the Mer-
chants Coffee House, in the City Of Richmond ON
"Wednesday the LIST day of \ pril next at y o'clae
tor the purpose ofreceiyng subscriptions to the Cap
it'll Stock of the said Company, and that he SAID
books, will be kept open, from day to day iruln
until o'clock. each succeeding day, (Sundays ey-
cepted) for ten DAYS mar 3O--eo5.
.Ainnlal .ieetng et tie BiJIc Socislq Of Ia.
ESolVED,. That the sixteenth anniversary
meeting OF the Bible Society of VIRGINIA, lie
held IN Trinity Church, Ia this CITY, on the rt Tees
day 9TH ia April next, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock ~
Ai. and that the Recording Secretary give pubic
notice OF the same. aud invite Auxiliary Societies
send Delegates to said meeting.
Extract from minus of 80 Feb. 1922.
JAMES GRAY, Recording Secretary.
o. Bible Societies throug iout The State viii confer
favor by communicating such information as thev
may deem useful and Auxiliary Societies are par.ic-
nta;y requested to make up and forwardtheir reports
10 the Rev Stephen Taylor, corresponding secretary
ON or before the first Tuesday IN March next.
Feb JAMES GRAY -Recng SecTy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06


" So far from there being any cause Of complaint
against Gen. Harrison, Publicola enquiries, it is
not yet known we believe, whether he has safely
reached his destination. When he was superseded
by Mr.. Moore, the Government had no intelligence
of his having arrived in Colombia! Gen. Jackson
WINS in so great hurry to billet the hero Of the frank
ing privilege upon the Treasury, that he would not
even permit Gen. Harrison to reach tie country
whittier he had been sent!
There is something in this transaction which has
hitherto evaded scrutiny. Gen. Harrison, with the
general Of the country in the proprety
of his selection, had just been sent Minister to Co.
Iombia, OF expencc to the Treasury Of $40, Oo0-
Before he had opportunity ofproyng himself ade-
quate to the trustbefore he had done any thing good
or bad in performance Of his ministerial functions
before IL was so much known that he had reached
Colombia--tha President supercedcs him, and mp.
points Mr. Monro hic successor at fresh charge 70
the Treasury, Of $4,000. IL would be Inferred that
other Of the Foreign Ministers, were obnoxious to
President Jackson as Gen. Hurrson-yct this gentle
man. Of the whole number Of Foreign Ambassadors,
IS alone singled out for Disgrace! This is yet moro
remarkable, when we consider tho character and
services of Gen Harrison-scrvices rendered at amo-
ent and Of nature, to claim the permanent graft
tudc Of thetountry ard which, Htbey did not secure
the esteem of Gen. Jackson, ought at lonst TO have
saved Con- Harrison from the infection Of what was
evidently intended peculiar personal dsgracc.-
Gen. Jackson IN this proceeding paid as little respect
20 hisown professions TO the feelings of Gen. Har.
Tison for having informed the nation that Reform
was leroly inscribed tho list Of his official dutios
one ofthe FIRST practical proofs be gives ofthc fulfil
mcnt of the implied promise, gratuitousy to pui
SO 900 into the pocket fMr r. p. Moorcl
What is the explanation Of this peculiar oagerncss
on tho part Of President Jackson, TO dsgrnco and
mortify Gen. IIarrisou' Why should tho minister
20 Colombia Of all Tire foreign ministers, be alone
singled out for instant recall, when co, he was Che
last to leave theU. States for hc purpose Of cSeen
ting Instruct Varicrs ccrlcclgros re assigned fsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

MARRIED, on Saturday, The 4h inst by the Rev Dir.
her r JESSE BaowS Of enco, to Miss MaRY ANS, dash-
ter of Capt. Nathaniel Chders OF Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

1t may be healing measure assrsgne IL il does not
eradicate the causes Of discomfort and that il may
not impair If it does not widen tho foundations OF,
which may be sseksfested the future prosperity and
renown of the commonwealth.
beg you 10 assure the delegates that J have re-
ceiyed the token of their confidence and respect
which their selection furnishes, with the Eyeiiest
sensibihty; and to tender TO them my grateful le-
which it makes me the object.
Cordially recprocating the sentiments of esteem
and regard rendered b. them, I am with very great
respect,
Your most obt seryt,
ROBERT STANARD.
TO Gen. VIM. Madison Chairman of the Dele
gates of the counties of Spottsylvunia, Louisa,
\ Orange and Madison. 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Death Of Dr. Holyoke.--The Boston papers of We'd
nesday announce the death of the venerable DR..
EDwARD AuGUsTUs HoLYoxE, of Salem on Tuesday
evening, about six o'clock, in the haqdred and frst
year of his age. Tue bells of all the ahurches were
tolled as a token ofrespect to his memory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
HOME, SWEET HOME.
DOCK LOTTERY. No.

What sight 20 Behold,
OF Silver and Gold.
Then DO not fear being sick vet
lfyour purse strings you'll loose,
And your Cash win produce,
am ready 60 sell you the Tciet
A this splendid Lottery, which win he drawn Thursday
IA next the 9Th INST; is Tor the purpose oil completing the
Richmond Dock surely every citizen viii himself dspose ed
10 patronize this laudable object.
From previous lotteries, ancipate the
pleasure OF selling my OF te following capt
tails
Pi 5a OF $1,000 sooo. ssP5dia a Of $500
do 1000 do 1no
do $50 10 200
Tickets only S..
Be send your orders to Pearnis fortunate Office
doors above the Eagle Hotel WA PEARAIAN
ap Git
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Mr. Jones first clerk ofthe Treasury, has beenr e.
moved, and Asbury Dckins, appointed in his place.
Dickins Formerly served under Mr.. Crawford we he.
iieve in the s'mc station. He may serve IngharD
Como of Crawfords worst encrpies.) equally faithfully
Charles Hay, first clerk iii the Navy Dcpa, tmen,
has been removed, but we TO not learn by whom.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Prize Essay--Wc arc gratifcd at fudng the
leading article in the last number of The Medical Re-
corder, TO be learned and highly interesting prize
essay ''on the diseases of children" by M Page NJ
D. ofthis city. Doctor Page was bei a. very advar.
tageously known to the literary public; and the
grasp of mind AID depth of thought displayed in the
work before us, is well calculated to sustain him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

'S'HE Subscriber offers Tor sale on accommodating
- terms,
s5 Hhds. Orleans sugar
30 bags St. Domingo green coffee
IS chests e. hafchcsts runpowder & iraperialteas
20 catty boxes do Do do
pipes brandy
do gin
80 hhds whskey
90 boxes loaf sugar, assorted
Is kegs wine.
april Its d. TIMBERLAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
GREEN CORNER

fENHE subscriber wishes settle himself permanently in the
n country and 10 enable him NOR, efnrt 10
himself ne anxious sch The above properly the
place OF his present residence. He has, former advertise
en noticed of the local advantages
WIZ not repeat them here The properly two Lots
aud extends from street. and win be sold entire or in
nioces II II disposed Of private sale "a mode OF
selling he greatly pTefeF viii be pubic sale ON line
premises nj II O'Clock, Thursday the 7h day OF neNi
month, and the terms viii then bc .1ade known.
\ ap0-25t CHARLES COpIANp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Tie late Piracies-The following il an extract
OF letter from officer board the United States'
Slcop Of War Erie. dated
"MATASzAs, March 5;h $780,
"The pirate IS resident of this place, where his
vessel schooner of 10 tons carrying two gums and
SO men, was Fitted out lie carries on his face the
scar of wound received in a desperate rencontre
with the boats of Com Peters squadron, few years
since, IN Which biz brother, the famous Diabeto was
killed.
"Shoud our boats luckily fall in with him. we oil
feel assured OF his capture, which viii immediately
put stop To any further depredations from these
lawiess freebooters The ship in the meantime will
be actively engaged in the duty Of conveying our
merchantmen from the Havana and Matanzas
and will not leave the station unprotected till relieved
by other cruzers You may look for the earliest
intelligence connected with the issue of our expedi-
ton, the return (which is not looked FOR in less thai
ter or fifteen days"
Execution Of Pirat.s-By the schr Columbus a, n York
from 81 ihonas papers OF that place To the 2sih Feb
viz Andres de Maruc Captain; Mateo Pazos mae and
two OF the three sentenced irons r,o
me tr'e o three years. and others for two those
found guilty were set al large The yrNl in which the gang
was Captured, the Danish schooner New Ceres
nom ST. Thonas r Gibraltar, but proceeded Cuba proc,i
red and uuder the Colombian flag robbed an American
ship Boston schooner &cShe finally captured by the
uenos Asrean przatecr President Capt Clark and her CREW
sent 10 ~. Thomas.
a letter from Rio Janciro, January 81 saws: Mr.
Tudor Is progressing with The different cases under
his charge. and we confidently hope Will get through
all by the approaching Sprung. He has the case of
the Amity particularly under considerations as being
one oftliesHiost fragrant.
| Death Of Dr. Hoyoke. Boston papers of We'd
nesday announce the death of the venerable DIR.
EDWARD AuGUsrUs HoLYoxE, of Salem, on Tuesday
evening" about six o'clock, in the hundred and frst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
BAKE HOUSE FOR RENT

BAKE HOUSE FOR RENT.
VHtdE Bake House tenement lately occupied By
u Slr. Merriam, on nth street, between the old
market aud the dock, is for rents and as stand
for vending the articles the bakers line is probably
not inferior to any in the city, being in every respect
we'll arranged for an extensive busiDcss-Apply 20
mar 10 ,RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

.NEW-ORLE.4NS SUGAR.
I 4 Hhds of New Orleans Sugar landino this dav
from the Tantivy, and for sale by
mar Sits JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
GonImIerctaI Netoro !.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADyIGEs.
From Liverpool, -. Feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
Theological Bookstnre.

OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL.
'A'HE Subscriber has opened NEW BooKsroEr
opposite the Eagle Hotel, where he ia, ends keen
ing general assortment of TBEoIoG &c AZ. Glass;
cAt ana NiscEILANEous Books and STATIoNARY,
which he will sell On the most favourable terms.
mar 80 yV0R1FS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

q VIRGINIA ELECTIONS 1
The election for member of Congress TO represent the N, r
ieIn Neck District, and for meubefs to the State Leyau -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

large assortment Of brown and bleached shirt
ngs and sheetings, bed iickgs stripe and plaid DO
mestcs, ozrsburre. Sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Tie late Piracies-The following is an extract
OF letter from an officer on board the United States
Slcop of War Erie. dated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
wEG. COwAI

Is AS just received, and can now offer to his Gus
- "a toners and the public, choice assortment of
pieces, fashionable jewelry, silver plated. and RI
ANNA ware, fountain silver and steel pens eveTpoin
aug compton pencils, tooth picks thimbles beed rti
uIS ma purses pocket books and card cases shell
LUCK soe' and pocket combs snuff boxes miniature
frames ana cases musical boxes, spy ylasses fber
lnometcrS, percussion and flint pocket pistols and
PERCUSSION caps, razors and razor straps, pen and
pGINo. hi'es ana scissors, walking canes steel and
I ln ",Gn ahd safety chains, steel and trilt seals
hoys ana rings, tea trays, military goods. natb@I
instruments, rich git and plated military and
common coat ana vest buttons gold silver and she'll
crc., ~"Lcn makers tools and materials, with
nc @ne[3 at the lowest market prices
~ - continues TO repair watches and clocks ori
description, and from his superior facilities is
T'"pcu 70 regulate and adjust them with accuracy
A'eHiSorePars o9d adjusts mathematical inst
EdefS 'of ahr l.ta il lis ilue punctuaIiv A..
e.. 5-ccs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
pxAMOsEgoiUWus

kCBOlS d STODART, Of New York, respect-
- fully inform the public and their numerous
trends IN Richmond and its vicinity, that they have
oPchec al inc store Of J. q }. u. Heron small
assortment Of Piano fories all of which arc go
ran'cd OF the frst quality in tore and workmanship
WMch 'hay offer for sale az their lowest New Yo,k
prices; They VIII be set up in any part of the civ.
VI PACKED Tor tbe country, free of expense. Orders
received for any description of Instruments ,,6;i
VII be supplied from New York, and Their Agent
row ID Richmond, VIII tune and regulate Pianos
ne attention OF Pe17ons =. Van. az Piano-Forfes
~ Soi---,@' 49, IDS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

kpOKSOANT to the provisions of theTast viii and
= = testament Of the late Augustine Davis, shall ns
ms e%ecntor proceed tosell at public auction on Jatnr
keql Estate viz the three story brick house Of, p e.
5r I'm Streets at present occupied by Eirs StanaSd
lhe house adjoining the occupied by Mr.. Sam
Sei ana hlessrs Ritcbie e. Cook as the
oy Dr. Clark And tine ground from thence 10 the as.
tern boundary of said Doviss lot, containing fsat
on WOiGh stands frame building at present occunicd
by Mr. j.. l.. Montague. ~ 'P''N
Also $50 acres Of land Iyng in the county Of Hen
ITO aDeuC seven miles above town. plat of winch
nay DC seen at any time the Coffee iIouse.-wbicb
uI'ieu mo three different tracts of 545 acres IA
'rS ana SZz acres cecb to accommodate purchasers
nc s1ie OF the whole win take place Oh that DIV
az tGe Office OF the Enquirer, and the terms IN
enlrG 10 cash on third in months, and the rem "!
g '.o " WE'VE months from the day Of ra.e-
CURED ''7 the cwo last payments.
~ =. ". RCOTES, E--cc;.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
T. w. WHITE,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER

Opposite The Bel Iarcya,
d. as recently printed and Published, and offers
Il a for sale, the following works
"Con:tltr'ional Charts or Comparative Views of
egsa'lye, Executive: and Judiciary Departments,
including that of the United States with an Amen,
diX."-By Iames II. Garnet NrF'"-
EDGE HILL, or the Family Of the FitzroyaIs,-
a novel, in vols:-By Virginan.
lectures Various Topicks Of Morals. Man
ncrs, Conduct, and Intellectual Improvement.-By
james Nj Garnett ~
E. The 4th edition Of Garctrs Lectures on Female
"9afati9n;-to winch is added the Gossips Manual
Also, Wares Farrier irt So.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR

rs now receiving from London, Liverpool, New
Il York and Philadelphia, the most extensive and
best assorted supply of English, French, India, and
American GOODS, he has ever opened; every article
OF which, he is willing to sell, lower prices than
heretofore. In addition to his usual fall supply of
napt cotions, blankets tanpes, fearnaughts, cloths
cassmeres, carpetiDgs, cambrics, musiius, cotton,
worsted and silk hosiery hats umbrellas, Irish linen,
shcetings and diapers, oznaburgs, looking glasses,
gHus spades, pen knives and scissors, Hardham's
No. Q, Princes mixture and Foots genuine London
snufS,
He has American white, green and red hannels
Steel, Oxford and Cadet MKT sattinets
Brown and gold mkt do very superior
Crimson, scarlet, blue and lemon embossed and
watered moreen
blue and full black Italian lutesring, very best
Best quality assorted co,ourcd Gro de Naples silks
India laventine marceline islan,lase and horenccs
1 White, buch and crimson mcrino scarss and idkfs.
Black, white and green bobbnet and gauze wells
Mandarinc, Canton and Norwich grapes and ita,-
iaietS
Embossed, painted and plain fancy belts
Eonuet, cap love and other rbbanls
Plain and very handsome figured Swiss muslilis
Fine Renting and linen cambria hdkis.
Chiidrens, youths and mems fur and cloth caps
Nlerino cloths, crcassians and bumbazet
handsome assortment of worstcd and cotton fringe
Blue " olive seys and plaids, for female servants
Twllled and very stout brown cottons
81, IS, i and 81 brown and bleaclled sheetings
and shirtings
Cunningham and Andcrson's stout cottens AT nrau-
u.acturers prices
Together with other goods, all of which he offers
either by retail on otherwise The most reasonable
terms. octs 70 o.,-rt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
STEEL q SMITH,
III ERICH ANT g,Afy.OuS

IL Il CHI ANT TAfLORS,
(ft1e doors beto,o The Bel 1auer7l,)
a AVE received their Fall. Supply CONSISTING Of
IL blue black and fancy coloured cloths of various
Qualities; also cassitaeres and vestngs, together with
general assortment of trimmings of the best quail
" to which they confidently invite the attention of
their customers and the public generally.
In addition to which, they have on hand, s,rspeu-
ders stocks handkerchies, gloves, cravat stfeners
&c. NC all of which will be sold On reasonable
terms
Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth can have
1T made and trimmed in the best manner and at the
sIo.' t;~i t't''tcC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

Adj
r4nnple having heard that he hal quilted ChoulfIa
t'FtAai city. as late as na i2if UT no nerocia tor
"a been sent from CoIslau-inope TO the E.ussian
.'r''d quarters.
"POMTICAL RELATIONS or RUSSIA
Hhree Russian Captains now at IIavrc feeling alarm
al 1.-THE warlike reports which were circulated on
TIE appearance Of the Administrations have
"riltci 20 their Ambassador at Paris to express the
dread they should have in proceeding Lisbon the
place OF their destination, if the political state Of
ifJrorc rendered the approach Of hosic5 probable.
The Russian Ambassador fastened to rcplv to the
Captains letter. which la before u.s. in " hch he
says there never exist ed perfect good UNDER
standing between Russia and The other Powers OF
JGroNp, than at the present moment. You orc T.,
consider. adds the Ambassador, tho reports Of war
"hlCh have given YOU Une8siness, as heinz v,tEout
tountai ion. '-H>tpr" JOuruai.
CoSsr ,Srivorit. Aug. 1n.-Thc REFS Ef,n3
uhcn he minated 10 The English g. French Ambas-
sadors that issoners to be sent from Cho-
urta 10 the Russian head quarters, is said also TO
rave expressed that, by Fir Cordon's intervention
~ af.aisticc might be concluded; but that the ar-
b3fsoio- did not authorized to assent to the
wishes % ire Refs Elem. this point and request
e. hio 70 address himseifto the Prussian General,
Haron Won Muitng. who sent by his court Oh
"n extraordinary mi<si alive to tho relations be-
tween he Porte and Russia
Sen. NIuliDc Is stiB III. and Il is not known y IT,
her the Turkish Minister has followed the advice of
Mr. Gordon or not. Meantime great measures Of
defence are proclaimed 81 a fUnau calls the whole
p,p'asran Il the capital - Errrh again: . e~'r-r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
TRUST SALE

IS Y virtue OF deed of trust, executed by JAMES
Underwood to the subscribers, on the .2d dat,
Office of Hanover county, for purposes therein Nor
toned we shall proceed to SELL at public auction. for
ready money, to the highest bidder, ON Nednesfay.
GET. 18th 1929, at Hanover court house. one Tract
OF fand in said county living On apens Cre., ~;
adjoining W. Hoodsons, and others; also, the iD,-
loving slaves, viz: Davy, Washington James, Isaac
arInlsead, Polly and Lefty; or so much Of the above
ncnsioh'd property as will be sufficient to satsfy
said deed. and other expenses ATTENDING the samI
The title to the above property is believed indisota
oe' out the subscribers acting trustees VIII Con.
"ey only such title az is vested.in them
oc'. o-2awt JOHN TYLER,
JOHN PRIDDY f'ustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
E.ARTYiEN'H.ARE, CHINA 4, GL.ass

E.ARIIiEEit.4RE, CHM o. GLASS
YHSFE Subscriber has received by the .anacrton
~ Madison and James Chopper, from Liverpool,
his ai supply OF Earthen,care and China, and by re-
cent arrivals from Boston. plain, moulded, and cut
Clss2are; the whole comprising the best assortment
of goods, i'll the above line, ever offered for sale in
Richmond. Country merchants and others want
ing supplies are respectfully invited to call and exa-
mine the qualities and prices previous to purchasing
elsewhere.
STONE IY.aRE,
Of excellent quality, which will be packed to or1er at
lactory prices. WIN. Sh1YTU,
sept 20 eod6t if Market BRIDGE
M AIsSHA1'S S1LE.--I pursuance OF decree Of the
nouncet an the I7h day of July 1929 in cause therein
depending wherein the administrator the will annexed Of
and heir at law of Richard Sytor PENDANT will be sold an
pubic auction Tor cash, before the door the Wayne Tavern
following Tract of Land in the county of Harrison d;,,
acres on the waters OF Horn creek, drain Leang cees:
Stuart'sand lsen's Mill creek branch of iSes y;ns ~
me county o Randolph, 1900 the waters of auev river
ie1g more on the waters OF auley river 1000 branch
OF E rver 1000 ON Crugo creek Elk river and
1000 Rock Camp creek in the county of Aos
400 acres ON the North river branch OF shenandoah atoh;
10 or miles north west OF Saunon, acres on Che,
nut Ridge and Mill creek branch of the Gown. ns
or more particular description of the mentioned s
'' G 81 or is E EssBi nsd ne esss
| ED ANDULPHS REPORTS, VoL 9th, of Cases
d q argued and determined in tire Court of Appeais
| If Virginia; just published
| Complete sets of the Virginia Reporters
| Journals OF the Conventions of l775-6 and ,77s
Jou.iais OF the Senate and House of Dete"ates op
! Virginia from 1916 1900 inclusive
! ,ienings Statutes at Large, and
! The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated to increase the Public ,rnr, ~.
the State, may be had OF the subscriber AT the CAM
TOD III the city of Richmond upon the lowest terms
I WM. II. RICHARDSON, Cpk Council
- sg- o-t! c and Librarian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
Shoes, Hats, Domestics. {


JACOB III, WEAVER.
AS received his Fail Supply, and offers for sa1,
~ an extensive assortment of GOODS. cnr1n-f
sing among them, ~
500 CASES SHOES-coos;st;oq of
Gentlemens fine Shoes boots and brogaHs, of fire
d,lferent varieties of sewed, pegged and matted
Ladies morocco aud prunelia shoes and bouters
Do sealskin walking shoes
Roan's leather pumps, &c.
Misses morocco, prunella and sealskin shoes
Toys and chlldrcns do. of every variety
Mems common and coarse shoes and. Drogans
100 CASES HATS-consistinn Of
Beaver, roram wool sc.
DOMESTICS-corsistiag cs
Brown and beacled shirtipes
Satslnets, twilled kerseys
Cotton yarn, &c. &c.
CARDS-couprisisssy about
SO cases Of the Whitteiore and Eastern hr,n,,s
rapsT' writing, wrapping, letter and printing
S 81, leather, shoe thread, shop twiIle
Trunks, varn:sh, &c. &c.
oct 9-cOl2t IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

SUGAR, COFFEE, SC.
" afe ~ cefphg per ScbrS. .4nn Ei<a, Rchuond ST.
rs Hhls New Orleans and st. Thomas sugar
40 bags Loguira and Java cUhle
80 bales cotton yarn, assorted
ceroons Spanish, y. indigo
10 cases superior gtinposvder tea, in canistdrs,
put up in new style for family use
SDn0 lbs. sou leather.
IN STORE,
10 1feftes very superior green coffee
A5 bags Rio do DO do
q hi!ds Sit. Croix sugar part prime
30 boxes and bbs loaf 40
tiNnpoWder and imperialtcas, in Sc l5 ID boxes
as h!js w. l. n,oiasses
100 Kegs cut nails
With very general ASSORTMENT of liquors,
wines, SC. &c.
ON CONSIGNMENT,
IL Tons bar iron, Harvey's e. raylos's
= pipes 9Th proof Cognuc brandy, Seignette
3XiO and iGxI2 window glass
LANCASTER 81 DENNY
sept 9-;2t Market Bridge.