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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, March 27
Corn 7fade-The deplorable state Of business in
Mark-lane at the present moment we believe, has sell
dom been paralIeed at any former period The fail.
ures IF houses which, for thirty years. had maintained
unimpeachable credit, are among the ills that have
suited from the bill of last session. In Rotterdam,
within these few days, house OF some magnitude has
been compelled to stop payment, owing to the diAo
of their bills merchants here In short, we
may venture to say, that in the memory of the Oldest
factors upon the market nothing was before
perienced like the existing depression, suspicion Of
credit and general distrus that pervsde the trade
We shall be surprised indeed If some Of the extensive
holders of foreign corn will not very soon, be compel
more failures but of this are certain, that the
ensuing month will be found of the most try ing to
some OF the strongest. County Herald.
MANCHESTER, March %.
STATE Of Irade.-There is material change in the
state of trade this week. The complaints of manufac
turers on Tuesday, in most iines equal to what
they had been for time past, but did not hear
of any actual reduction Of prices Water twist con.
tinues brisk mule is rather dull, and lower in price
than al the close Of the last year. In fine yarns the
extreme dcpre ssion have before announced conti
nucs to prevail and several mills are working short
time. There have, We believe, been . considerable
number of buyers of finished goods in the market this
week, but their purchases are said to be on much
smaller scae than at the corresponding period Of last
year
From tie London Price Currss Ell III ,f ruv,i,h
C.-. HAWK again out s'iiah supply VI Ih8"s"
r.l.t yesterday fine dry samples were Sc
ected at an advance of Is per quarters but there was
no Improvement in the value Of middng or infer or
qualities. We had considerable arrival OF Foreign
during the week, part Of which had previously paid
duty at the out ports such arrived previously TO
Thursday has mostly been cleared in, at the duty then
payable but the subsequent cargoes are going under
the Kings lock- The French markets are improving:
some rather important purchases have been made at
Havre, supposed to be account Of the government,
for the supply of Paris where want Of Wheat is be-
ginning to show ITSELF and where prices said to
have recently advanced considerably We quote Anne
rican Flour 40 to4is The averages Of the last week
are-Wheat, 67s. 1 Barley, 3ls. 8 Oats, 22s ;
Rye, Cos. 7. Aggregate average.Wheat. OPS ;
Barley, 32s 4; Oats, OBS Rye, 3Ss S. Duties tor
the week-Whsat. 1885, 8; Barley, 13s. 10; Oats,
l3s 9; Rye, l2s. per- quarter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
Thomas King, Merchant Tailor

I'll S0NiBLE IND FASHIONABLE SPRING
GOODS and PALM LEAF HITS, which he offers
for sale on the most reasonable terms for cash, at his
old stand, King street, between the Franklin House
and CITY Hotel He has on hand all sorts Of fashion
able ready made clothing and he has good assort
ment Of hastings and drings, Vigonia cassimeres and
Narcotics blue and black bombazetts, cotton .loren
tines and stripes Russia sheetings and fashionable but
tons, and all sorts of trimmings Orders will be taken,
which will be made up to any fashion, with neatness
and despatch, at the shortest notice. mays
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
James Mckenzie Il Co.

HIVE been receiving by every packet from New
III York, since the opening Of the season, addition.
al supplies of staple and fancy goods adapted to the
Spring and Summer TRADE;
and now pr esent to their friends and the public an
sortment, general and select, and prices the most
favourable. Through their resident partner in New
YORK, who is in daily attendance upon the auctions in
that city. they ,UH continue to reeeus. throughout s
season, weekly rppies Of whatever may be new and
desirable. april 30-6.eo1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On SATURDAY EVENING. tie 9TH instant, At
early candlehght, will be sold, 1t the Auction store
corner Of King and St Asaph streets, variety Of
Dry Goods, Hardware, f. Fancy articles.
such cloths, cassimeres, and vestngs, brown and
beached domestcs plaid and striped ditto, ginghams
and muslin robes nankeen striped eanA French brown
linen and Russia drill black Circassian, Denmark sat.
ms bobbne,t lace and ves collars, caps, artificial
flowers straw bonnets cotton diaper table soths pins,
tapes, sewing cotton and thread, dimity, ca!icoes,
checks, black and white silk hose, cotton umbrellas
and parasols, mattresses, cap and letter paper, fur
hats, together with small assortment Hardware sc.
NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book Auction.

IN Mondoy Evening merit, the 18th instant. At early
~ candlelight. will be sold, at the Auction Store,
corner Of King and ST. Asaph streets, collection Of
New and Valuable Books,
comprising large Family Bibles, Histories Novels, &c.
Persons disposed to purchase At private SALE or at
auction, will please call and examine the assortment
p No admittancc for Boys.
may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED, MAY7,
schr, Charlotte, Mofitt, Baltimore freight for the
District.
SAILED,
schr. Virginia, Rodbird, New York:
- Eunce. Thurlow. Philadelphia
- Alert, Jones, Newbern. N. c..
- Washington, Titcomb, Portland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08

per Hangings, Borders and Ffre-Screens.
ALSO,
IIeber's Travels in india. in : vols. 12mo
Twins Conquest of Granada. in vols. limo
Domestic Duties, by Mrs. Parks, in vol l2mo
A handsome edition Of Mrs. Optics Works, n 10 vol.
12mo
Byron's Works, complete, in vol svo, bound in calf
Power Of Religion on the Mind, by Lindley Murray
Folio, post snd cap writing paper, various qualities
Drawing paper, Bristol boards. bonnet boards
Bauledoors and shuttIe.cocks, Backgammon boards
Chessmen and chess boards, Cumnock snuff boxes
Thermometers, in tin and morocco cases
Bakers patent safety tablestees, price 81. &c. &C.
mayo EDIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
TO Rent,

70 Nent,
AwS The Store. corner of King and Fairfaxstreets'
EsE now occupied by the subscriber as retastore
is well fitted for retail business; the fixtures and
stock may be had at valuation: Enquire at my
wholesale store, corner of King and Water streets.
Landing, and for sale, 100 bags geeen Rlo coffee.
may 4-f SAMUEL ID. Lhnhoon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
For Alexandria, Washington, and
GEORGETOWN,

1 COL UMBIA.
SA1NsNw This new and splendid Packet
- lis now in readiness to COM
mence her regular route, and will make her nv"
trim on SATURDAY NEXT, 9Th instant, leaving the
lower end of Patterson street wharf at ue O'Clock F.
" This Packet is upwards Of 400 ions burthen-
having two superior engines and copper boiler:7ur.
smg the mos. found on iaI to be
vessel of uncommon speed. 90
The proprictors aatter themselves, by unremating
exerons to please and strict attention to the comfort
of the passengers and the care of goods, 10 merit
,hare of that patronage heretofore literally bestowed
upon the old line Of sailing packets The Packet will
land passengers and freight all convenient places on
the Potomac, going Old coming. Freight as custom
ary Passage IS. 1r All baggage at the risk OF the
owners. For freight or passage, apply on board to
Captain James Mitchell, or to L. koSs,
baltimore, NAV 6-dtf Agent.
NIB. The papers of Alexandria Wa'hagt0 s ana
nntice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
Fort WASHINGTON, MARYLAND,
MINI oI 1900

FoRT WASHINGTON, MARYLAND,
May ed, 1899.
CEALED Proposals will be received by the subscri.
- ber until the 3lst day of May, for furnishing thi,
post with two hundred cords good, sound merchant
able Oak Wood the delivery to commence as soon as
the contract made and the contract to be completed
by the rst day Of November. The wood to be corded
in Fort Washington, at such place the bill IS may
be designated.
The names of two responsible individuals, intended
as security for the ulRment Of any contract which
may be entered into, must accompany the proposals.
Letters containing proposals will be endorsed Pro.
possls for Wood" They will be opened at O'Clock,
r. N. on the 3lst of May, at this post.
G. WEBB,
Lieutenant and Acting ouartermaster.
may Tim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08

ice,
@IvHE subscriber informs his friends and customers,
I that he hs. commenced selling ICE, and is ready
- sunny the n BY the season otherwise with clear
&c on reasonable terms.
april 28-eo7t LOOIS bEELEk
Prime North Carolina 81 Plank.
lust received and for sale.
d april Is 'osiAH H. DAyB'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
David Martin

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08

4 Superior Court Of Chancerys held in the town
IA Of Fredericksburg on the 10th day of May. 1927,
Vincent Moss Plaintiff,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18

A correspondent Of the Charleston CouI'
who signs himself Churchman, speaking !,
the late account OF the baptism BY lmne's ~,
Of member Of the Episcopal Church, -, I"
that, Notwithstanding the common op'niS" ,
the contrary, this ceremony is no, pronD ~,
by the rubricks Of The Church: lmme"V !,
is, or may be, administered by its MlnIsn'iI =.
every instance, when decided preference y y
for that mode Of receiving the Sacrsmep, \
baptism. Necessity, in cases Of sickness,
convenience alone, in all offers, have fe''i'"
ed the more general custom OF pouring 'n "a !,
ter. the Church, however, never in'enG.' =,
measure the validity Of the Sacrament" "
quantity Of the element used in them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
Japan
Extract from "Letters from Boston Merchant" who
has visited japan.

Extract from "Ietters from Boston Merchant" who
has visited Japan.
Japan is as populous an old cheese, and it
is cultivated like garden. Bo,anists complain
Of the scarcity OF all bIt The useful and cultival.
ed plants, all Others are considered weeds, and
eradica,ed as our farmers grubIp shrub oak.
The learned Of Japan say that they have no &C
curate data for a correct census: and that they
mighr as well ,rvto count the birds en- The trees
ss people with so many thousands, without
house or home, settlement or parish: Jeddo,
they say has ten millions, and l think II can
have little less. They say thai the official re
turns give in the main streets TWO hundred and
eighty thousand houses, with an average Of
more than thirty people to a house. The very
blind amount tC Ihiriy-six thousand. This
gives town about one hundred and forty times
as large as Boston. Meaco, which is a small
town in comparison, has according TO Kemfer,
two million six hundred thousand people.
These people make no use Of ne hesh Of ami
mails that are employed in labor, 80 that good
beef is not in repule, and in fact, little animal
food is eaten. The chief and favori,e food is
rice and vegetables, though the priests indulge
in animal food. AS there are few ca tie, there
is neither milk, nor butter, nor cheese; and
sheep, goats and hogs are seldom kept. Blu,
tHt JdpdHCSC cdt all 'Udl tnt sea PRODUCES,
which are the NOR. esteemed, il they have lain
for week dead upon the shore The dress Of
the people is uniform, aid has been SO for ages,
so that a good garment for state occasions may
serve great many generations 1t is not so
here. Boston where the fashion ola coat chan
ges before The tailor is paid. A common SOL
dier is sort Of prince over all but his cons
rades. The soldier is paid, as are all paid, by
those who cultivate the soil, and he is migrate
ful enough to Cypress his paymaser. The
payment is in rice, which is a sort of circula,-
ing medium. The soldier is as much above the
proper grade as The husbandman is below il.
The religion Of Fo is gaining followers. 1t
includes belief that all men and beasts have
souls :bat are immortal-that there is dis.
tinction between good and evil, and tina, bad
men after death will animate the bodies ofsome
brute, whom living they mos, resemble, be it
dog, fox, wolf or nyena. In country whose
laws are the will of one man, and whose will it
must be tina, his favoriles live in splendor;
there are many poor: and the beggars are a boz
dy so large that it seems strange they do not
rob The dogs too, as in some villages in
New-England, are more numerous than the
people, aud they are no less attentive to s,ran-
gers than our own ours Here, as in Turkey,
there are Dog Hospitals, where an old hound is
ted upon soups, and in his age he sleeps in the
sun, sleek and we'll fed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
ROMANTIC AFFAIR.

The circumstance we are about TO relate we ars
SO romantic an air. that we deem it proper to
premise that it has been commune ated to us
from gentleman who had The b. possible Cd.
portunity Of knowing its accuracy. and who is
incapable OF stating any thing 'ha is not strictly
true: A few weeks since, while one of our stage
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18

The corn crops OF the Scioto, Ohio, Valley are
said 10 promise an abundant harvest. Corn is
the great staple production Of that district & the
extent OF the crop generally regulates the guam.
,ity of beef and pork annually ser! out Of il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
IalO STLDHNrN az MRiaCINn

, a'o STUDENTS or MEHCINE.-rA. ,uL.,i.,
: nn'eTli' W dciisrra Co"rss OF Laiurrs un deu.oaa.a,re
n1''''iN "hooGiociy dutt. tho ensuing months 0t NUvynttr.
pcceml~I, JANUARY, February, sNd Mach A.. uTp al.o ,t.E'
tef a 'V"Ise o' Lectures Oh Cermtsiry. lie plcle,s hm,,,,
practically usf'i.
During 4 residence Of nine years in this Civ. tie ullsr ,i,r,
VA Nrn actively engaged ~ the in.iuuct!.u 90 Medical ,,.
dgn''-hs experience jus,iI,s him ia aas1rt:,. iua, uu rl,..
a-Hd' 'Hon ample Opportunities bt Tie s!uGs OF practical
Nen'nN,y a'u oHrS '"peHa"t hfanohe. OF NedicaI education.
Situated central 10 that region ol country :,s, wl.si, i,-
Ho'!,eIn 9ehoois derive Their principal sup,ou,-pnSr,Ain, a
Ipipli'ol siHleie'''y unr'er9"'s ior thc p"rpose Of Nur,!cal eli
advantages ola healthy aud suitable cliuiarr, tie Cay Vi Rcl..
r'''u c-'H's to iha ci!uvaiors IT Aied,ral Sc.cucr, aiun1
every dtSsLrIdtunl.
CtN TO1v Tt.gt+v :, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
GorLoilsyille for Sale.

'ktiE subscriber Offers for sale his Tavern =. Gu
Il louisville, IN Orange county. With 80 acres oil
'''''n attached 20 1t, or To exchange it Tor property in
'Lc city Of Richmond. Gordens:iil. Is situa,eJ NJ
nc ipot o: the Southwest Mountains, - miles from
Tue University OF Virginia. 90 from fredericksburg
80 irunh ilcrrisOnhurg, anu 10 miles frotn his ,lacr.
ihe Stages from CLGylotttavIl 10 Frcicrickoburr
l'ass tIrce time n Wcsfa, and slice the late u,r.n-S
InciI OF the mails between Stanton aud GnyanGo.t.
Ioe number Of passengers ltas greatly Increased. The
nlnl stage iroai lticlnnoud To- lIarrisnui.rrr passes
twice a week. For terms mad further Lariiculrs.
apply 70 the subscriber. JOHN X. GORDON.
Richmond. path Sept. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

nUBOIS 4 SrODART, Of Nov YorL. yo..e,.-
~ fully inform the public and their numerous
friends IN Richmond und It's vicinii. 9, il.at they hay,
opcnod ~ tbs store Of J. & J. Il. Heron, a small
a"o0rtiIHen; % Pieno-Porics,a all of which aye w-r-
ranied 81 tho tlrst quality in tcgc ana workmansLia.
Which they offer tUr sale at their lowest New Yo-t
Prices. They Will be set up III any part OF the CITY,
oT packed tDr the country, fee Of ca ,ien.ae. Or,l.rs
received Tor Any description Of INSTRUMENTS, which
VIII DO supplied from Now York, and Their Agent
now III Richmond, viii time ond regulate Pianos
Tho attention OF persons in want OF Piauo-Fortrs
- respectfully solicited. oct lG-d,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
BATTALION Orders.
TEN l. REWARD.

OST, on Shockoc Hill, on the evening Of tho
H t4th instant, my Pocket Book, containing from
45 to so dollars. together with a note on Harriet IN.
cobs for 81 dollars for the rent Of a house. One OF
tho notos was for 5 dollars on the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, the rest United
States and Virginia Currency. Also, my Free Papora
aud receipts from difFcrout persons not now ~recollect-
cd. | will give a reward Of $40 to any person who
will return the pocket book or its contents to me, OF
haye il at this oficB,
GtI7.2t wM Po1NDEXTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

TlY tho last arrivals, GRAENISS, SON s.
I'D BROTHERS have received
700 Pair superior made cnlf5kin, goatekin, senhskin
and buckskin boots, at prices TO suit purchasers
1000 pair gentlemcp's bootees, from s. so to 81 90
1000 do DO fine shoes, with wide & narrow straps
300 do do do calfskin, goa;skin aud sealskin
walking pumps
$50 do do do DO do 90 dancing pumps
800 do DO India rubber Shoes
ESQ do do morning slippers
100 DO do do do with strBps
so do do waterproof mockuSins
80 do do oalEskin over shoes, a superior article.
With an extensive assortment o ftrnvelhug trunks
bags, valices, of superior manufacture
90 neas fancy trunks, difHrcuf cOloursS patterns
80 DO s0alskn and hair trunks
600 pair boys sewed, pegged aud nailed bOotecs
somc as low Is cts
200 do do do do Shoes of every price
200 DO do dancing pumps, SOHO at tho low price
of IS cts
gbDO pair coarse shoes aud bootees, suitable for plan.
tation use, at low priccs
Al OF the above articlus will bo sold vcry
low, at tho corner of Main street aud lith, leading
~ Mayo's Bridge. OCT ~ Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
Trust Sale of Land.

- virtue OF a deed OF trust. executed by ]. f.,
~ TTicc to the subscribers. dated the 3Oth January,
1923. and 7 corded 1T the office OF the clerk of Loui-
sd county court, we shall, on Tuesday, the 18th day
al October next. II far, II not, the fret fair day there
amer, proceed TO sell, on the premises, to the highest
D:cder, the said J ID. Trice's interest in the Tract OF
Land lying on Fork Creek in the county of Louisa,
Oh which Lis father, James Trice, deed, lived. The
said frice's interest being lots so. /, 9, 4. . aud 10,
the local situation Of which may be seen by refer
ence to tue plat filed in the clerks Office by the
commissioners who divided the estate.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the pun
c1asers, upon their giving bonds with approved secu-
rl'y, and 4 deed OF trust on the land tn secure the pay
mcnt. JOHN GARTH, 81 TrGsF
JOSIAH LEAkE, JE. tees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

VuRoINtN-At rules, holden in the clerks edico 90
the superior court of chaDccgy for tho Rlehmond
district, me Sd day Of August, 1925 Daniel j. Bill
Ter and John Cooper, merchants and partners trading
under the firm OF Miller ~ Cooper, pitts. against
Sarah HaIcy, Alden % SpO0neF, Joseph e, Swami,
Jno. Pollard, and a. ID. Williams, dts.
The dccndaut Sarah Hadey not having entered
her appearance and given security according TO the
acts ofarscnbly and the rules Of this caurt, and 10
appearing by satisfactory evidence thsl she " not an
,~nhahtSnt OF this country: il Is oTdsrod, that the said
defendant do appear here Oh tho brst day oftho next
January tenn, and answer tie bill 81 the PLAINTIFF
and that a copy OF ths order be forthwith Inserted
w sOmo newspaper published IN TIC city Of Richmond.
for two months successfully. aud posted ~ Tue tf0Dt
door Ofthc Capitol IN the said city
20 AcopY, Tesio, W. q Pgspt sTOs, CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
GADLRgMgHIOetAMA
%&HOBs &dPFEHY

htst receiOe} from he3- Aiappfuctorg,
1000 Pair ladir-' lasting slippers, WITHOUT,
HOOO hecls, square, aud round toes, straight
ond rShts and let's, Oft superior quality, at 81 50
1000 do do DO DO do do do 10 IS
900 do do d. do do DO do DO %
$40 do do DO DO do DO 10 do 70
loco do do superior quality of lasting heel
sLPs Of evoty description aud price
shD DO do lasting walking shoes, with and
without heiii
5uo do do seaIsian and fnc leather walking
shoes
'oD DO do fno goaiskin walking shoes, with
500 do do lasting walking ahoce, Crccian ties
lHO do do to boots, thick soals
20 do do morocco do DO do
800 DO do coloufcd LastinI slippers, with aud
without hcols
ION do do white and black satin slippers
1000 DO do morocco walking shoes and ~slippcIe
ct every price
100 do do thin slippers, ut G21 CTS
ON DO DO India rubber shues
I0o DO misSns' sealskin shoes, thick seals
eDo do do lasting slippers, square & round toes
100 DO do mock'd do do tors
100 do do morocco boots, thick soahs
2pDO do chilfren's shoes aud bootees of every
kind, comprising the greatest variety ever III
tho city.
Servants E5ocs Of every kird
Together with every other kind Of buots. DOCTORS
and shoes usually called For, all OF which will b.
sold at tho ri1st reddced prices, ut the store corner OF
Main AID l4tl streets. by
oct 10 GRANRISS, SON 81 BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
SUGAR, COFFEE, MoLAssEs. &c.

SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, &c.
WE have on hand, and are now receiving for sale.
w very low,
20 IIhds. prime St. Croix supyr
10 do Porto Rico (cheap)do
IL do dry New Orleans do
ie do very prinne green coffee
loo bags common dtjo
~ do old Luguira do
10 hhds. Cuba Inolaszs
Is 10 prime Trinidad do
10 Go do New Orleans d,
coo sacks Liverpool blown sat
pipes supr. Cog. brandy
: do genuine Holland gin
90 hhds. good Philad. wiiskey
80 barrrls old do do
3o0 Spanish dry hides
H3l sides oak tanned sole h. lpr
$40 10 hcmlock do do
octlI RALSTON q PLGASANTs.
NEW MUSIC for the Piano and G,in.r. 5
~ Instruction Bpoks for the Piano, tiuhar, Vi,ljn.
Flute, Flngeclct and Cldrionci. fnr sale u. the nout
and Stationery S;oro Of r.. d. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

La ".
FHNliE Subscriber has jIst received, ut III, Book &
n Stationery store, an extensive collection az ,aI.
uable Law B0oh-. which ie oilers fer sale a. v.r, re-
laced prices. iIc haas made Arrangements viii one
"a The most extensive Eit0 bE,f tNiGALSkE.4qI. IN the
l.. States. u rcra.yo al the standard v.o.Ss. us,.l -,
tie AiEcr-rln Bar. OH terius that wit! enable him TO
oiitr 10 lie public great Inducements 10 give him Z
cali. He VII undertake to furnish complete, or any
part OF Ie~ Libraries, on about the san.c terms. al
winch they could be pFcc@rcdin tMc i~,oftlern Cities.
CO i Z. d.. SANXAT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear Of me Virgbria and Farmcys
RguEs

VW VUTy "VVIIi ItVI y no TWgUTIH W1T FNTmCTF
Banks.
VOSEPI WILLIAMS is grateful to The ladies'
- and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past f6vours and
hopes a continuance Of the sumo; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses, 60 have thoin Ia
ken to pieces. Which will enable him to warrant them
20 he dyed and finished us well az NJ any establish
ment in the Union. Canton OF stuff dresses not nc
ceesary, ms he has suitable machines to finish them, il
sent 10 him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen aro likewise informed, that he snoItra
and renewsin colour, coats, pantaloons, and vests, to-
gctcr with all kinds Of apparel, aud hroquesied, repairs
them in the ncatcst manner. As usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold pressed; furniture
ftuiis cleanscd aud ro-dyed in the ncatest manner.
N. Is. Tickets wilt issued on leaving the gOodu
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