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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Yen NoNAars NeWarA!

ID ANYWAY from the Subscribers plantation near
IL siaf'rr,! Courthouse about the 10th inst
brgh, mulsito Man, about 90 years of age, who calls
himself JIM MINOR; is 5 feet or inches high; has
not d:sagrecabe countenancc, but is remarkable for
blemsh in one Of his eyes, (t is thought the right)-
speaks slowly and stoops in his walk.
The above reward will be given, and all reasonable
charges paid, if returned to me, lodged in jail
that get HIM again, by applying to
THOMAS T0WSCN,
near Stafford Court house, Va
or to THOMAS r. BAIRD,
July 28-4t Alexandria ID. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

On Thursday las', President JACKSON, &C
companied by Mr.. VAN buren,, Secretary Of
State, paid visit TO the venerable CHARLES
CARROLL. Of Carrollion, at Dough'reg gan Ma
nor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
BY GEORGE WHITE.
PeWs. Coachee. etc

IcWS, AOdCncc, etc
ON FRIDAY, "a inst. at 10 o'eLoek, a. "
Will be sold at the Auction store, Of King and
st. Asaph-streets,
TWO PEHS in ST. Paul's Church, on the south
aisle, at convenient distances from the pulpit
II Coachee amt Harness,
or mich cows, handsome mahogany sdebosrd
secretary, nearly new; wire safes
Window glass by several and hair mattresses
A lot Of Bacon and about tons Plaster
An excellent Cooper, the property of Dr. II. Peake.
Together with variety Of other articles, some Of
which have been sold and not taken away
~ The above sale is pos poned until We'd.
nesday neal, 18th instant, same hour. jul, IS
Auction Sale Of Groceries etc.
ON Thursday, the 3oh inst a! - o'eioek, 81
At the Warehouses of Walter Smith, Esq. on Water.
street, GEORGETOHLN, shall sell at public auction
part OF the cargo OF the ship Eagle, from Marsees
remaining from the former sale, aud Of other csrgoes,
IFS .JoliOws, riz:
10 casks superior Clarct wine
SCR and hsfqr casks Marsees Madeira wine
% baskets Champagne do, dozen each
10000 velvet corks
u bundles wrapping paper, "a reams each
70 crates potter bottles, groce each
10 boxes superior white soap
10 boxes cordials. I doz each
Is boxes Muscate1 raisins
pipes and half pipes pure Rochelle brandy
pipes Bordeaux brandy
puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes real Holland gin
half chests Gunpowdcr tea
Is boxes do lbs each, Ajax's cargo
boxes Hysop tea, Is lbs each
10 boxes sperm candles
boxes No 1 chocolate
hogsieads St Croix sugars
hogsheais New.Oreans do
Is barrels N. r.. rum, 90 barrels country gia
casks London porter in bottles
II boxes Wsrdale's best London mustard in and
lib bottles
Terms (Which will be beral) at sale.
IHOS. c. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Georeeto,un JIiy 25- dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

ST. Thomas Tee schooner Repeater, Rose,
arrived =; Baltimore on Saturday in IL lays
from S. Thomas The papers "'ain no
Rvs. For prices current, see Commercial
he adj
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Cheap GOODS.
New Wheat Flour

NOR sale by IONA JtNNEf.
n Who confines to purchase Wheat at the Phenx
Mill two miles from Alexandra; also at his mill
hccotink eight miles from Alexandria for which the
Alexandra markes price will be paid Persons having
Whea, for sale will please call at either OF the shove
nIaces or on the subscriber IN Aiexdndris.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of two writs Of fer aeias, issued by Adam
ID Lynn, Esq ofthe Justices Of the Peace for The
County of Alexandra, ID G., and Ia me directed,
shall proceed to sell, public sale, the higbrs, bid
der for cash. 1onday, The 24th Of .8ugust merit at
IL o'clock, NJ all the right, tle and interest Of Tho
mas Kingston in and to
a lot Of Ground,
IN the Town Of Alexandra, beginning Water street,
So feet north from the Of Water and Princess
streets; running thence. nurthwardly, with Water
street. to the northeast of the said lot, number
ed IL; thence, running eastwardy, parallel with Prin-
cess street, into the river Potomac thence, running
down Potomac river until line run westwardly para
lei with Princess street, will strike the begging
The above sale rs 10 satisfy two executions in
favor off n. Johnston Co and in favor Of James
Thomas. RICHARD SHACKLEFORD,
july 23-eot24th Aug Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

Sugar, Coffee, etc.
A . Hogsheads ~ q. sugar
l. - % barrels St. Crox do
20 bags old Rio coffee
% do Porto Cabello do
so lob boxes Gunpowder tea I Superior qua.
half chests Powchong do lty
pipes Teneriife wine
20 bundles banbox boards, jus, received and for
sale by S. MESSERSNlTH.
July IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
SOused Salmon.

SOuS6u SAAMOM.
~ kits soused salmon. q choice article.) in prime
~ order; just received and for sale by
STEPHEN SHINN,
July 20 Janney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
AUCTION
Hand for Sale.

I'm pursuance of an Act Of the General Assembly of
Virginia. for the sale and division Of the real estate
OF the late Thomszin Ellzey, of Fsrfax county, Vir-
gins, passed on the 18th day Of February, 1922 and
an aInendatory Act passed the Gath day Of January,
1885 we, the subscribers, Commissioners appointed
by, or IN obedience to- said acts will proceed to SELL
WITHOUT reerre to the highest bidder at public auction
q, Fairfax tourt-House. on Monday, The I'm day Of
ausu, 1899, the following Tracts of Land, lying in
Morgan county, Virginia.
One Tract containing ASS Acres,
One Tract Of 3t3 Acres,
One Tract Of ago Acres,
One tract If 10o Acres.
This land all lies within five or six miles of the Poto.
mac, where the Canal must past in very short time
49,, II Is heavily covered with first rot, Pine
eTY3& and Oak Timber, and convenient to saw mills,
"He where it could be converted into piaRk and
.kkA :cantling, and brought down the Canal. when
completed, at trAng expense The soil is well adapt
ed to the growth Of all kinds OF small gram, AMI tobac
of the best quality, and lies sufficiently level for
cultivation.
Also the following Tracts. lying in Hampshire coun
ty, Vnginia:-
One Tract of 105 lie Acres,
One Tract Of 445a .4c,es, and The unsold
part Of u Tract Of 44l4 .7cres.
This hand lies on Beaver Run. branch Of Patter-
sons Creek, and not than six miles from Romncy
1t is well adapted to grazing.
We shall also, on the 10Th day of .8ugusf
merit, before the Courthouse door, the of Lees
burg, county Of Loudoun, offer for sale The reversiona
ry interest in TWO LOTS or L.3.yD. lying in said
county, about four FIVE miles to the of said
town. On 9th sides Of the road leading Iillsborough
and Keys Ferry for many years past in the possession
Ut the late David Lacey and his representatives cor.
tanning together, about
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

I" ANNAPOLIS, July IS.

Extract of letter to the Elitors of the Baltimore
American, dated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, December 49,
Ii the Senate, Mr.. Calhoun, the Vice President
appeared yesterday, and took the Chair.-Mr. Hayne
Mr.. M'Kinlev, Mr.. Clayton, and Mr. Kiur. also an.
peared, and took their seats-Aer the yefcrcncc OF
various Subjects the Senate proceeded to the cleo
ton, by ballot, of Secretary, Sergeant -at-Arns and
Door-heeper, and the ncumbcnts of those offices
were respectively reelected by nearly unanimous
votes.-A message was received from the President
Of the United States Executive business-I'he
Senate then proceeded to the election of Chaplain;
and on the third ballot, the votes being equally div-
debtor Mr. Jones 81 for Mr.. Durbin 2i-Mr Jones
was clectedby the casting of the Vice President
The Senate then went into the consideration of Elk
ccutve business.
Committees we've announced. y communication
was received from the Comptroller Of the Treasury.
containing list ofthc unadjusted accounts in the Of
flee ofthe Second Auditor No other business was
transacted
The following is list Of the Committees Of the
House of Representatives, as announced Yesterday:
On observation-disclosures. Tucker, Claiborne, Ran
dolph, Johnson of Ten. Becl,man, Coleman.
On Ways and Meansz-Messrs. McDuffie Yer
Panck Dwight, Smyth of Va Ingcrsoll, Gilmore,
Overton.
On CIaims--Messrs. Williams, tvhittesey, Par
hcr OF Con-, Alcintire, Ramsey, Lea, Lent
On Commerce--Messrs. Cnmbrelenr, Newton.
Gorham' Harvey, Sutherland, Howard, Wayne
On Public Lands Messrs. Isacks, jennings, Dun
can, Hunt, Potter, Irwin of Ohio, Clay
On Post Offices and Post Roads-Messrs. John
Creepy, Campbell.
On the District of Columbia-Mcssrs. Powers,
Allen, Washington, Varnum, Taliafcrro, Ihrio, Sem
mes
On the Judciary-Messrs. Buchanan, IVickife
Storrs OF Y, Davis Of s. e. Bouldin, Ellsworth
White of La.
On Revolutionary Claims-Mcssrs. Burgess, Dick
lnson, Fry, WiUgatc, Goodcnow, Young Brown
On Public Xpendtures-Messrs. Hall Davenport
OF Va, Lyon, Maxwell of n. Y. Spencer of Md.
Thompson of Ohio, Whorton.
On Private Lang Clams-Mcssrs. Gurlay, Ste
rigSre, Nuck"iIs, Pettis, Test, Foster, Baylor
On Manu!actures--aIessrs. Mailary, Slanberrv.
Condlct, Martin, Daniel, Irwin ofPa Mcneil
, On Indian Attalrs-Messrs. Bel, Lunpkin, Kinds
Stoors Of Con, Hubbard. Gather, Lcyyis
On Foreign Af!ars-Messrs. Archer, Everett Of
NJ ass, Taylor, Polk, Wilde, Crawford Barn,ycl
On Military Afars--Mcssrs. Droyton, Vance, Dc.
sha, Flndicy. Blair of S. G Mitchell, Speicht
On Naval Afi1t5--AIcss,s. Hoffman, Grownin
n. Y "
On AgricultuTe--McssTs. Spencer Of n. Y, VIII
SON Rose Smith Of Pc, Standlfcr, Dobcrry, Chan
On Territories-NGessrs Clarke of Ky, Green
creighton Armstrong Angol, Cowles, William D.
On Military PcnsoDs--Mossrs Bates. Leconpte
+ oTwaTd, Chiffon, Hamnons, Bockec, Ford.
,, On TIC reylsal OF Unfinished I}usincss-1lc.srs.
Pcarco Reed. Pearson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

PIRAcY.-Arrived at Marblehead, 18th, ship Can
dace, Llndes.-She sailed from Boston Goth Oct for
Sumatra On 18th Nov. lat. 0 NJ lon. Q; W. fell in
with piFa:ical brig (hermap hrodite) which boarded
and robbed them of all heir specie S19 e5o) bales
dry goods most part of the officers clothing, Watches
provisions &c The officers and crew of the piratcal
vessel were Spanish and Portuguese, and about 40 in
number--had one long gun midship, and two small
guns: they confined the officers in the catIn and the
crewin the orecastle, under guard while they plum
dercd the vessel. Boarded the Candecc about 3 P.
NJ and left her about T. at which time another YES.
sci was sight, which they stood for. They used
Ito violence TO injured the vessel in any re-
spect. The G.. had ) boxes opium which they de-
cined taking, and said they would make them pre-
sent ofit.-Bost. Ga=.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

should lie subject the guard, and equiic like
the Investigation and signature of distinct officers
u the Department IL was likewise that the
should embrace r.e which should require Posnasters
promptly for the proceeds of their Offices aud prevent
accumulation OF postage in their hands This has been
done and it believed That the moneys OF this Department
eccuay protected those of any other Department
III the Government
The observance of the system which has been adopted will
require additional labor, but deemed essential the
ri,y and prosperity oi this Department.
have the honor to he, with great regard obcdent
want w. L. BARRY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

MARRIED, Saturday morning last by the
Rev. DIR Wainwright, the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER,
of Boston, to CARoLIvE Youngest daughter of Her
man lie Roy, Esq of N York.
At Timsbuy, ireland, J. DUDDEv Esq. to Mrs
EDGELL, mother Of DR.. Edgell. There were at the
wedding, two fathers, mother-in-law, one father
n-iaw, one son, one daughter, one daughter-in-law
one son-n-laH, grandfather, one granddaughter,
two nicces. two ncphews uncles, three first cou-
sins, and one second oousinyet there were only six
persons present, and the bride and bridegroom no kin
before marriage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

VIHeNtAA Al rules holden in the clerks superior
court OF chancery FOR the Richmond district 5t day
Osio5er 500 Lew jones' pit against Dabncy Morris Asa
Ovef Borun pabucy Miller eS'or of JnO. Perknsou aud
Nmmo Morris admir- of Sarah Morris, dts
The oecndaut Ninno Mou having his appear
ance aud given security according the Of assembly and
the rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory evil
aeuce, that he not nhaban Of this country is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here the tenth day Of the
nest January term, ard arsyyc the. bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city OF Richmond for months cue.
ccssvey, and posted the oDi door Of the capitol ~ the
sid CITY 4 cory. Tesie
90 wv O.. PsNpIsI1N c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

Leaving the true balance Of available
funds at the disposal of the Department,
OH the list OF July, 1929, provided no far
ther losses shall be sustained in the col
lection, VIZ:
Cash in deposjto $156,44G aG
Balances due from Post
masters and others 91,4OO 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19
I'd ANDOLPHS REPORTS. VoI. 9Th or C,ogos

y ANDOLPHS REPORTS, Vol. 9th, Of Gases
q argued and determined in the Court of Appeals
ofVlrginia, jus, published
Complete sets of Virginia Reporters
Journals of the Conventions of f775-G and 1778
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates Of
Virginia from 1916 to 1890, inclusive
lIcnings Stetutcs at Large. and
The New Maps of Virginia.
All appropriated to increase the Public Library IF
the State, may be had Of the subscriber at the Capi-
tol, II tic city Of Richmond upon The lowest terms
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, OK Council
oct Git md Librarian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

Shelving, inthc amount
Of expenditures from Ju-
ly !, 1928, to July /, 1929,
an excess beyond the a.
mount OF revenue, admit
ting that every cent Of
postage of the last year
shall be collected of
Add amount of bad
debts, as before mention
ed SZ2,235 50
And amount ofbad mo-
ney 4 300 SO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

DIED in Washington City on the 10Th inst, the
Rev. WILLIAM STAUGHroK, ID. D.. President of
The Georgetown College in Kentucky, and formerly
President Of the Columbian Collcge'in the District
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

On ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Hascy, Swan Broadhead.
On the Expenses of the State Department.
McssrS. Earl, Sill King of n. Y.
On the Expenses of the Treasury Depar,meut--
Messrs Lieper, Crocheron, Kendall.
on expenditures IN the Department of War
Messrs. Maxwell, Muhlenburg, Crockett
On the Expenses IN the Department of the Navy
Mrssrs. a. Ii. Shepherd, Barley Evans ofPa
On the Expenses in the Post Office Department.
Messrs. fancey, Borst Scott.
On Public Buildings-Messrs. Sprigg, Bailey,
Swift.
Select Committees.
On Internal lmprovement-Ness Hemphil Blair of Ten
Haynes, letcher, Vmton, Craig of Va Butmap
On :he Milia-Nessrs. Thompson of Ga King of Penn
Baunser Weeks, Craig ofN. Y, Kmcaid, Caiioon
On Observation-Disclosures Wcklihe, Coulter, Davis of
Mass, Lamar, Coke, Huntingdon De Witt.
On the CenssA!essrs S'ors of ~ Y, Crane Johns Eve
rett of Con, Richardson Boom Cooper
On Presidential Eiccou-Nessrs McDufiie HAYNES Chr
son, Lea, Martiudaie, Stephens, Hughes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19
From the .NItionnt H,tetiigencer, December 6.
THE FINANCES


The Annual Report from the Treasury Depart
ment was yesterday received i'll both Houses of Cong
1t will, of course, be laid before our readers
in its full extent, whenever a copy of it can be OBJ
tanned for publication.
Meanwhile, we have condensed in the subioined
statements, the substance of the inf,rnition which
1t furnishes touching the State of the Finances,
which, we hope, will be acceptable to our readers.
They embrace the Receipts and Expenditures, &C
tua aud estimated for the current year; the state of
the Public Debt; and the estimate Of Receipts and
Expenditures Tor the year to
In addition to the pages from which this information
Is extracted, the Report embraces variety oil sug
gestlons OF defects In the existing laws, and of propo
sed remedies for them. These we do not undertake
to cpitomze, we shall! soon give them at large.
The most material features of them are Indeed anti
cipatcd in the Message of the President fthe U.
States which is III the possession of every reader
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
The Receipts into the Treasury fow all sources during the
year 1897, were S22,966,863 So
the Public Debt, 22,s56,76i Oh
The Balance in the Treasury on the .Janu-
In 1923, the Receipts 2l,789'l65 OF
Making an aggregate of 3!45774o n
The expenditures for the year 1923, 2J853!3 50
Leaving balance in the Treasury, Januaryl,
The receipts during the three frs, quarters of
the p present ysnr, are estimated l9,l37,a3o Sc
The receipts for the fourth quarter eI
ma'"' at 5,l65 ooo 90
Ma! Making the aggregate Of ao.574GG6 70
have amounted, by estimate. 10 .3,9l9,Il 10
The Expenditures for the fourth
quarter, including $685. 80
on accom-, of public debt,
- 26lGl,595 iC
Leaving in the Treasury OIL the first OF Junu
AIRY next an estimated balance OF i,il0o7l 6.
THE PUBLIC DEBT
me payments made aud TO be made account Of the Pub
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19
REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENE
RAJ.
PosT OrricE DEPARTMENT.,


PosT OrricE DEPARTMENr,
Gath November, 1929.
To the President of The United States:
SIR: have the honor to submit the following re-
port of the state of this Department,
The General Post Office was established JULY 90
IT'S. There was then but line of posts EXTEND
ing from Falmouth, in New England, to Savannah in
zed to establish such posts us he should think
proper.
In October, 1862, the Postmaster General was
required, by Act of Congress, the mail be
carried once week to all the Post Offices; and by
the same act he was authorized to make provision
Tor the TRANSMISSION of newspapers by mail.
When the Federal Government organized
under the present Constitution, 1789 the Post Of
fee establishment revised ;tand perpetuated-
There then, and to the Gloss of 1890 onlv sew
cnty-hve post offices in the United States: And
the extent OF Post Roads, the u. States in 1890
amountcdto 1875 miles. NoW the number of post
oihccs is eight thousand andStour, and the Post
Roads amount to lis, 900 miles.
The first line ofua coaches in the United States,
was established in pursuance of an Act Of Conc
ress, passed September 7, 1875, extending from
Portsmouth, in New Hampshire, to Savannah, in
georgia The transportation of the mail in coaches,
amounts at this time, to 6,5O7 1913 miles in one wear
and from the LIST day of January next it will be in
creased to ,T85,8l0 miles The whole yearly trans
portatlon OF the mail in coaches, srtlkies, and on
horseback, amounts to about I3 700 900 miles
The whole amount CT hostages, 1.-THE only source
OF revenue to the DEPARTMENT. from 1880, to July
!. 1929, was, s26 All AoS
The whole expenses of the Depart
ment, during the period, were as
follow:
Compensation to Postmasters 81 ,829925
Incidental expenses, 8Q6 OCT
Transportation of the mail 16,o52,5I3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

The expenditures including 11,50o QUO ap-
plicab!e to the Public Debt, estimated al 67
The balance which will be in the Treasury he LIST Jan,
1881 is estimated at 1874 545 OF, amount it will be
seem different very little from the amount estimated balance
The LIST January next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

The amount of post
ages from July /, 1925, 20
July /, l829, is found to
be
The expenditnresof the
Department for the saIuc
period, are as follows;
Compensation to POST
-, masters S559,2S7 %
Transporta-
ton ofthe
Mail I,153,64s 81
Incidental eX-
pGnses G9,240 O2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19

Making together the total amount of loss
rs by bad debts and bad money, s
Which sum, deducted from the above men
toned balance Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19
i,4lO,07l 60

MT Of the Pub
y, i15,UO5 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-19
S747I4 Is

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-11
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Schr EliZobeth Henry, from Baltimore via Nor
folk, days, with wiiskey to Chnbb.
Schr Independence, Tyler, from Providence, (R. IL
with ballast. ~
Schr. Newcator, Fowl, 10 days from Thomas,on,
wa Portland, with lime, 10 master.
Schr. Albemarle. Matthews from PETERSBURG.
Schr Norway, from Saco, with lumber
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltimore
and Norfolk. Passed, off Lions Greek shoals brp
Mary bound up; off Jamestown, brig - & joseph
bound down; below Ifarrison's Bar shin bound up;
above the Bar ship Parachute, bound down; also
schr Emily Davis, bound up,
SAILED,
Schr. Ariadne, Robinson, Newark coal
Sloop Capital, Oakley, for New York coal
Schr Virginia, Gator, for Baltimore, coal
Schr Tanvy. Pryor, hence at York on Monday
Schr Carolina hence at Newport Sd INST in 8 DAYS
The Commerce. from Virginia, Plymouth Nav 27
The Columbus from Virginia, ut Falmouth MAY D..
The Miles from Virginia, Belfast Dist May
The Commodore Barry, from Virginia. Start 26th Nav
The Blackstone, Martin from City Point Cork 1911, NAV
NORFOLK, July 8.-Aud, schr Washngton's Barge Rene.
dict, from Richmond.
Sailed, schr Elizabeth Henry, for Richmond
The barque Rokcby Simpson, bound England has dronu
down To Hampton Roads.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-11
FRESH SIMMER GOODS.

WE have received by the Effort and Fairfield
W from New York, many scarce and seasonabe
Articles: among them are
Extra quality nance nankeens
very superior white satins
Black Gros de Indies
Blue and jet black Gros de Maps
Green, white, pink and straw co!ored fiorences
White, black. pink and green Ital. grapes
Arcophlne grapes, assorted colors
Figured satin and Ores de Nap bonnet ribbons
NO. 8, o, ~ 10, g. % plain Gros de Nap DO,
various coors
Plain Swiss and checked muslins
% book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain bobbnetts
Handsome stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers
Random Ur'rt and white cotton half hose
Black and white silk and raw silk do
White feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
Super white and figured Marseilcs vcstinQs
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil, tuck and side do
Black circassans
a few pieces super blue do
Black hastings and Drunelas
pieces extra fine Sd black merno bombazines
for gentlemen summer wear
Extra me Angola, and Rouen cassmeres
Brown French drillngs
cases common do do cheap
Ladies horseskn gloves
Misses horseskin mtts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing e:'is
IRISH and German linen sheetIngs
Buckrams, grey and drab paddings
bales canvass, No. to 4
8 cases low priced prints
do ladies' open straw bonnets
do do Leghorn do
80 bales % inch brown shirtinCs,
All of which offer at wholesale or retail AZ unu.
sually low prices.
june B.4LDWLN, Ives g. Co.