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g0LEE1CAE.
E.b0 ~ Ci"ir0N, OHIO G1zelie, Of Et,y -
'HHE RECEINEH, nEiIC,EI

iBb lttCtlN FRS OFFICE.
There were no Jess than Ejght Candidates r7r tho
office of Receiver Of Pubic Monies as this placc--a
good and true Jacksonians. The most prominent
Ut whom were Filktpm Scrrlr, Of whom We lave
heretofore spoken, ana certain Doctor Jol,i Coqt7
who played the part Of gDdt0H man TO iH{c Bradford
here last sunmer,! We rejoice, and re believe the
whole country will rejoice, that the appointment was
not conferred upon either Of the aforesaid wort HES
Mr.. lnghon TO whom the appointment was given,
and who Is brother 10 the Secretary Of the Trcssu-
~, was applied 70 by number OF the candid1tcs for
his recommendation III their behalf; aud 1c have
heard that hG IN more than instance frankly pro-
missed 1t. But Mr. J. having set up Oh bis own nc
count, took care 10 support tho prstcntions of no
other Candidate hut himself This has already pro-
duced Il serious family quarrel, and the dsappont ed
applicants are now dCnouncug him IN terms Of the
most bitter ncrimony; and charge him with having
obtained the Office through favor'lsm, intrigue and
dIsslmuatou. Bnt none of these things move us.
We have neither part nor lot IN the matter So gen
tlcIncn fight II oUt amongst yourselves. We have
always believed, TO use Ilurtsmons phrase thut if
Con. J1ci;sons partizans should oven agree NJ the
gatiorin that they would il upon each other at the
drqibi aud the example which tho present CASE fur
nshoe is II verfcation Of tic fact.
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NOTICE.

A ttN' MAN, out 81 employ, who writes good
n lag IS desous " receiving writing Of every dccrip
'on ~ ci copying required; the wbich he will duly and
neatly efue thu shortest notice. aud tho most
be 'rro Any application this oncc, communication
aiir''H' w. aad rf e. '. oGrc viii hs strictly st'rl.
f."W ( .r..
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accordadce with the interest vi the WHOLE and slip-
ported by such men Bishop England, Haync
NJ Duilie, Elliott, Hamilton, Legare, and many 9TH
erS alike conspicuous for their talents and worth Il
cannot Tail t9foect honour and credit upon it's
rIbutors, ana pfDvc valuable repository the lit
erary scientific, and political world Ii has been
matter oil general ccnsuTe, that the periodicals here
toioTc established in country are not sufficiently
INDIGENOUS IN the selection, or rather formation OF
their matter, but on the contrary, upon all subjects
oil Poty SCIENCE or literature, have travelled beyond
the cohncs OF their more immediate usefulness, aud
rcapcd up and transferred into their columns extra
neouS ntttcrs which either too tritc or ubruse
TO provo interesting, foreign in their aspect
bearing, 10 excite a congcnality OF feeling This,
we are proud to say does apply to the Southern
Review; IN ITS character it purely American, in its
politics bold and decided, and in the stand which it
has assumed, independent, and uncon,ainna,ed by
That SycophaRtic spirit which seeks
.S"ITCoFc rocts
Ia FWis tou dt75isuns.--
u !ase English periodical posscs high aud dCscr-
Nod e.1coi"lum upon ITS mcrits II disposed
10 disregard the compliment OF the English Reviewer
especially rs II was founded upon that selfish consl-
Sfa'ioa' ma; the Southern notions pfthc rurN were
IN perfect accordance wth lis own The .Cueruus
patronage which the "RcvirNs" OF our Northern
TRENDS have rSt with omong VS. induces thr belief,
thH' thiS hbcrahy oiSou,hcrn feeling VIII not only
ne coN'0eis"raicy reclpTUca;od, bGt dolly apprcca-
!jel.
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Shc looked nj him a nioipent, and burned her wet
eyes in his bosom. As she lifled her head and sha
king back the clustering ringets that fell around her
brow, displayed her face smiling through tears his
arm softly found It's woy around her waist and -
but am ii tho end ofmy sheet.
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LABORER8 WANTED

IN me RaPpnharno6 Canai, near FredeyicIsbuyg.
ENRON 30 70 GO able bodied men will find con
slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on Tic above work; blacks will be pre-
iorrcd but industrious white mon will be employed
by the month piece work.
From to g, and FOR very prime first rate hands.
81 n month will be Oiyrn.
Farmers may be- assured the raquc or labour is nj,
greater than on farm. Ratons as uu,h brn,d
mont, fish and molasses as can bo consumed ibrco
times day, with some spirits. RoCl, BLASTING is nor
formed exclusively by whites.
For farther particulars as to the kind Of work or
any other Information required, reference may DO had
g. Col. StQrow Of Cupepcr, Mr.. Bonn. Barneff or
Faupuler, Mr.. Y. Smith near Fredericksburg. Mc,sys
>. Weifgd, WIN. a. Knox and John Raw of rr,5c
rlc@burg, or the subscriber on the work.
WARMER W. MINOR
i1no 6-wU Fall Hill, near Fredcricksbnro.
ltStono M1snns viii find conslnnl c1nnlnrrnrni
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Notice

a III persons indebted 90 tho estate or,hc i,,o p -
- bclt hewen arc requested 10 settle the same;
and lhcn 10 whom the estate is indebted will send in
lbcir ctns Tor Adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
JHn 1lS Of Robert Keven. dec.
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,,, ErrGfa IN Piiio Perifqs
c'L " from bot, Tor "two ore " ,e,J n o,bc
To /, Par ], Tor "tvo young" rad too Young
- ~. from bot, hciwcen s'subicct and lei add to
gay 'ir3.softlo M g. '' g'"'''
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The National Journal suggests to the clerk, IN 90
lie" IN Washington the propriety of retirnu in l,
.u' '' present administration may DO perfectly free
rom 'e" corrnPng example and states as q reason
'o' 'hc'' no" dong So TINT ne soon they have ms
eC me green horns in thor dutics their futc is Ger
'a'h' We hope not. We trust that the adyIscrs of
Cen Jackson arc beginning to find out, that tho pcp
pic Of the United States not yet sufficiently dc,
graded into tho blind followers of any one man, os
patiently 70 submit 10 IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

~ wv lsUEJ' - BI tIiE PRESIDENT
Cornelius =. Van Ners Of Vermont to BIO Enyo,,
Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipotentinrv Of tig
United states to Spain, IN the place Of Alexander IN
Hvoroit. recalled "'i 81
W iham ~ Preblc, of Maine 20 be Envoy f,v,-
ordinary and Minister Ponipot on,sr r. 10y IKE Hxfa
States 10 tho Netherlands. " INC ohi'eh
r. aInIng,on irving Of Now York, 10 BE- Sccre,a,v
OF nc legation OF the United States In Grent Il;,oty
Ihar"s Carroll Harper Of Maryland 70 no p sncIn
wy GI legation Of the United States to France
yohn Campbell of Vrgnio, to be Troasgrc, of,t
''I' =, " t' IN place Of William Clark removed
Trcasntv ~ rI,ca 10y York 70 be Register Of the
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TO THE PUBLIC.

wat Couch Line from, G,yandoAe TO Ssau..
ton, Three Times a Week
HiE subscribers have established Line of Post
touches from Guyandotte to Staunton which, in
stead OF running toice week only, as stated i'm for
her notice. tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable DELAY on the
road perform the route three times week
fhe Line VIII pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpike tn
Lewisburg and the principal Medicinal SPRINGS. TO
WIZ the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c to
Stanton. ' 49, w
,,a IL VIII leave Guyandotte every Tuesday, Thurs
ady and Saturday, at o'clock, a. NJ. and on its
return, viii leave Staunton every "Wednesday. Fr:
uay anu sunday, ut the hour.
al otainton The Line meets the charlottesville
X Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also .unning
three times week, 'e
! Fare from Richmond to Guyandotte, $40 So
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Stauuton will no
performed in five travelling days he 9TH day in each
week beng necessarily resting day and from Staun.
ton 10 Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG i'm two Iovs
and from Richmond 10 the City OF WASHINGTON in
% hours and from Fredericksburg 10 the CITY, in
eight hours. "
There will be no nirht TRAVELLING, ,bror,bo,, a.,
route. '"'
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way tn tho
North, viii ind this route very pleasant and cheap
one. And those who may wish to visit the Sprnos
are informed, that, exclusive Of this Line, they can
gchSr"iy DC accommodated, on short notice. with
Sood sL.d Coaches to shose Watering places.
AND the public are assured that in attention TO the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far
as good Coaches and Teams and skiul attentive and
sober Drivers can afford them, the line shall not he
interior to any other il the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN
Propnetors from Cuydudo,,e, to the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the Wann Springs to S,nunlon
Richmond Va. June IL, 1929. c 3m
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STAGES.

are respectfully informed that
the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem
d. leave Richmond en- Mondays, NJ ednesGays &
fridays at a. NJ. arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by y: NJ. and Salem the third dav.
where the great Valley line to Huntsyilie, Na~i,,
vile, &c. is connected. Before reaching Salem.
at Fluks' on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
tersects Caldwells line, which passes Fincastle
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs &c.
intersectng Porter IL Belden's line at Lewisburg,
which runs to Guyandotte on the Ohio river.
The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at i A. NJ.
and l.ynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon
days at 4. NJ.
The travelN'ill be performed by daylight in sum-
mcr
For seats to the West. apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers or other persons, at the risk Of the res
psct!vc owners thereof.
y. PATERSON, Proprietor.
RIcHMoND s. SALEM.
\. B.-Caldwell's line runs only twice week
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
Iulv 10 ~
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT

fINHE subscriber informs hi, friends and the public gen
eraiy, mat IN c"nnectionwith his ntIe business
AT Wilmington Fnranua, he has taken that old and well
known Public House, recently kept by Mrs. wills, now
MIS- Cole, and hopes obtain portion of the psblic
patronage.
The House having Undergone various necessary renas
now IN complete order for the Travellers
aud Mss Cole will devote bslsef exclusively 10 the
domestic concerns of the establishments nothing can he
wanting TO render the stay the visitors agreeabIe The
Bar will always be furnished the chnce liquors
selected by the subscriber in person. and he assure hi,
friends that none better be procured in Virginia.
WIN. COLE.
N u. Visitors will Iecuec that my Establishment is a
White Frame House OH tire left hand side OF the mali
Stage Road leading 10 Charloitesviile.
WILMINGTON. June a6-v 81
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a REAL LOVE SONG.

Byhe Eitrick Shepherd.
iAo,e came TO- door o. my heart ae night.
Ana he calld VITA whining din
IN IN open the door! for it is but thy part
10 let an cd crony come in"
Ihou sly little elf hae open'd to Thea
far aitener than dare saw;
An dear hac the openings been to me.
Before ] could vile YOU away"
rear not" quo Love, ''for my bow. in the rosf
, And my arrows lk ane game,
for you sent me to wound lovely brenst
w men has proved o the marble stanc.
am saIr forspent, then let me come in
, 10 the nook where wont To lie
OF n, sac art haze been this door within
That downa think to gang by.''
open the door, though ween'd il sin.
10 the sweet little whimp. ring fay;
buI ne raised sic buzz the cove within
That he 6Pd Ine with wild disrnav:
For first felt sic thrilling smart,
And then sic an ardent glow,
Ihat fear'd the chords o my sanpuiue Le,,,
war gaun to fee in a lowe.
"liae away, gaze away, thou wicked wean.p
cried, wi the tear i'll my &c;
"Ay! sac we may say!' quo he, ''but ken
Yen he aith now to part WI ne"
AMI what do you think? by ,lav and by nioI,
For these ten lang years and twain,
have CHERISHED the urchia with fondest DELIGHT
And we will never mair part again
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

NliE Subscriber having determined TO
leave this city by the LIST of October, returns
his thanks to the community for the encoura cement
given him turng Iris residence in this place
He will sell his well selected stock of SADDLE
KY until The above date, extremely low for cash.
His extensive Stock consists of best plain and
shafted Saddles of his own manufacture Also.
best carriage and gig harness. cart and Wagon ditto
choice assortment Of English plated and polished
curb and snale bits; plated aud polished strrup- irons
pest and common; English and American hrdlc-
feathers and mariiigaes whips and spurs; with VA
riety of other articles too tedious to mention
All those indebted to him will please come for
ward and settle the same, and those to whom he is
indebted will bring in their claims for settlement.
June l9-eo DAVID JACKSON.
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I.ABORERS WANTED.

On he Rappahdnnock Canal near FreieyicIsbu,g.
ENROM 30 to go able bodied men will find CON
slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks viii be pre-
icrred. but industrious white men Will be employed
by the month or piece work.
From TO g., and for very prime first rate hands,
SO a month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the risquc or labor is not
greater than a farm. Rations, as much bread
meat, 6sh and molasses can be consumed three
times day. with spirits. Rock blasting is per-
formed exclusively by whites.
For farther particulars as to tho kind Of work, or
any other information required reference may be had
10 Col. Storrow of Cupopor, MIR. Benz. Barnett OF
Fauqulcr, Mr., Y. Smith near fredericksburg Messrs.
;. Wexford, VIM. a. Knox and John Ray of Frede-
rcksburg, or tire subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR,
june swift Fall Hill. near Frcdcricksburr
u Stone Masons will find constant employment
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o. SING TO ME-

% sing to me one sonp of Thin,
nm The song before We part.
nat may bear away with mn
1ts music in my heart
Let 1t be ageutle one,
song of early joy,
Such as a fair bairii, rn,iJa,
10 win her much loved boy.
-; sing to me the song heard.
The other day at noon
When 1t came to me like 4 warblino biys
AND ceas'd as short AID soon--
nashfuIly that song was still,
rof l started from out the trees;
30 the bird is hush, when the brornhIo h,,,
ours with the wandering breeze,
Turn Cgn not so fcarfuy away
with any thing but hone and iov
IN the swelling of my heart.
i WOO uPto me with laughing ewes.
we shall meet again ere long.
n I,1i, then the greeting shall? have
WIZ be thy gentle Song.
80 sing to me that song of low
ihat song of summer bowers
Hiurmuring like the soft warm breatl,
~ south wind over Aowers-
l VIII kiss thee as thou warbIest ON
My token as | part,
ana SO will bear away thy love
ana It's music in my heart.-[Percival,
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EdSfern District j piTginiu-io irit:
Pt 1 hEMEAlBhRFD, That the tNcny-sixth day Of
- June IN the hiyihd year of the Independence of the
. United States of America, Thomas ". Hhi,s of the
Us. said District hath deposited in this Office the title
book, the right whereof he claims AS proprietor in the
words following, wit Unconstitutional Charts or Conaatiyc
views oi the legislative, Executive and Judiciary Depar
nlens, M the Constitutions of all the States the Union in
"cl"dhig that of the United States With Appendix By
"JaneS NJ Ganett. RhhmOnd Printed and n,,,IisIcd b,
"Ihonas w W he 1929" In conformity 10 the act of on
gross of the United States entitled act the
ent OF learning hy securing copies of Mans Charts and
ook To i've auho and Propreors of such copies during the
u"es hercn mentioned RICHARD JEFFR!ES,
Clerk ofho Eastern District of Virginia
W The above work is in pess and will soon bc r,t
seu ihe following extracts from the Authors Dedication
and Icice VIII suffice To explain both plan and design Of
me WON 'lts chief object enable all who wish H. IN
shorten the labor NJ which will he
OF making INTO the Constitutions of Sister States " h view
70 seicct al tier best notifications for the purpose of re-
modelling our TO this end have encavorcd so IN
construct toe following Charlse Tables YOU may compare
Nv single glance, the organization OF particular State
Government with the regard Ia the PRINCIPAL features nj
eaoh Danch on Administration and adopt such as YOU shall
most approve" - - '
"f one of the prerequisites improvement of our present
constitution, be- to inform ourselves WELL respecting what has
ue son ~ Our sister states M regard tive aeiOaion Of
heH yh Poiiy attempt facilitate the acquisition of this
knowledge rs certainly worth making the present ne rod and
must prove highly useful provided he executed with toeae
care and judgment Under these impressions the Author Of
INC following little work begs leave offer ~ tie Public set
,hars or aoes containing in conpendiou on abstracts
from ~ the Constitutions of the different States Including that
o TIE United States These Charts exhibit al one Wow the
prominent features Of cach classified under the different
OF their Legislative, Executive and Judicial Depauments
some explanatory notes and illustrations given in the form
The Work will be offered for sale In Richmond Pcters,rry
! inglon City. y iolv IL
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GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES,
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
Opposite The OLD S,can 7arern.

Opposite We Old Sicdn Tavern.
'biiE subscriber returns his thanks lis friends
and the public, for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore met with Having lately employed
first rate workman from the North is now prepared
10 execute orders in the ladies' and misses line ard
VIII make IN the most approved manner 10 measures.
III fashionable style, any orders which he may be ia
vourcd with. and hopes by strict personal attention
to business, to receive a continuance of the public
patronage.
On hand, gen;lcmcns boots, shoes and pumps
O0ys line shoes, and an assortment of negro shoes
all of good quality.
July 21-eol8t c12t John DIIRuAM
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BOTETOURT LAND FOR SALE.

q OFFER for sale the tract Of land on which re.
n side, in the county Of goetourt, containing 1872
acres-thcro are about go acres OF cleared land.
Near 900 of the uucleared land is of tho very
best quality, and admirably adapted to the production
OF corn, wheat, oats, rye tobacco, hemp and clover
and equal to any tract Of high land IN the State.
The improvements are aplan, but comfortable dwell
ling house, with rooms, Kitchen smoke-house, &C.
- tobacco houses, grancry and wheat machine,
all new. will show the land and make known the
terms to any one disposed 10 purchase.
Jolly 8--wIw TIL. GOODE.
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John b. ROY having remoyedto Norfojk

has established himself there as a Commission Mer
q Will transact any business confded to his care
The possession of the cornmodious Firenroof Pnhl;r
ware house, situated in the most eligible part of the
borough enables him to offer to the Planters descend
ing inc Roanoke secure and convenient storage for
their produce his Office is in the house recentfy o
cupied by Messrs. J. & p. +. Tabb. iune Q ,S
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FRESH SUMMER GOODS.

FRESH SUMMER GOODS.
1--WE have received by the Effort and Fairfield
w from New York, many scarce and scasonable
articles among them
Extra quality nance nankeens
Very superior white satins
Black Gros dc hides
RlHc and jet black Gros de Maps
Green, white, pink and straw 'ored horcnces
White, black. pink and green Ital. Grapes
Arcophine grapes, assorted colors
Figured satin and Ores de Nap bonnet ribbons
: No. 6, o, le. l6, g. % plain Gros dc Nap do,
various colors
Plain Swiss and checked muslins
Cd book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain bobbincts
Handsome stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers
Random airt and white cotton half hose
Black and white silk, and raw silk do
White feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
/ common palm leaf do
Super white and figured Marseilles vestinns
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil tuck and side do
Black circassians
a few pieces super blue do
Black hastings and prunclas
pieces extra fine Sd black mernO bombnZimes
for gcntlcmcns summer wear
Extra fine Angola, and Rouen cassimeres
Brown French drillngs
cases common do do cheap
Ladies horseskin gloves
Misses horscskin mitts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drub sewing eis
Irish and German linen sheetings
Bnckrams, grey and drab paddings
bales canvass, No. 10 i
cases low priced prints
do ladies' open straw bonnefs
do do Leghom do
% bales % inch brown shirtingr,
All of which we offer at phoiesaie or rclaii at unu-
sualy low prices.
june B.4LDWLN, ITES g. Co.
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SUMMER GOODS.

~ NNIOl)D.
" NELSON has received by the Exit, Tamil
- Wy, and other late packets from New York
and Philadelphia n general assortment of GOODS.
adapted to the season amongst which
Caiicocs and printed cambrics, Of new style
English and French cambria ginghams
Plan, plaid and striped batteste
Pamyrene, assorted colors
Fancy pnlmyrene Dresses
Italian nett and bcrcgc
English and French merino hombazinp
Black Italian lustring, OF superior quality
Heavy India satin and levantine
,.ct and blue black marcelline
Colored and black Gros de Naples
Pongee silks. Of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin cropce
Black and colored Nanhh and Canton do
A., Sd and Ga cambrics and jaconots
Plain and figured Swiss musiins. (part very fne)
Plain and figured book and null do
Al and Sd tambourcd and plain bobbnct laccs
Thread and gimp laces and edgngs, assorted
Rich worked lace pelerenes. capes, hdkfs. g. wells
Embroidered and tnmboured muslin do
Short and long bercge and gauze scarfs
Fancy bcrcgc gauze and silk hdks assorted
Italian silk and Swiss muslin cravats
India German and English silk pocket hdks.
Thread cambria hdkls.
Madras, Malabar and Britannia do
Fine and super6ne blue and black cloths
Silk 1orcntinc and Mursclles vestiug
Superfno brown and white French drlipgs
Black and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nankcens
Florentine and jeans, for boys
"A Irish and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
8-4 and 1914 table diaper and damask
Sd, 90, and 1914 heavy mill spun sbcetings
English and French silk hosiery assorted
White, brown ond fancy mirt cotton and silk
hnIf hose
Ladies' and goptlemen's gloves, assorted
ParasOls and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise tuck and eide combs
Palm leaf feather and Chinese painted fans
Domestic shirtines, sheeting, ploids apron checks
and shcctings
ALSO,
A constant supply of heavy power loom shoctines,
manufactured in tins city, by Mossrs. Cunningham g.
Anderson and for sale Ut their lowest cash price.
july
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Fresh and Beautiful Goods.

FTeSn and Beautiful Goods.
BALDWIN, IVES & co. have received by the
- Richmond Packet, and are this morning opening
case extra fine Loghorn bonncts
do London blue and black cassimcrcs
do black and white prints
Sccrsuckcr plaid and solid strpe einrhams
Very superior phd French do
Figured palmyrcnes, beautiful article
Lace and pearl buttons
Pongce silks, palmetto hats
cases and bales plaid domcstics
do A apron checks
Handsome artificial flowers
Floss thread mixed pins
9 bales ticklinburgs cheap
july ~
n IME.--17l casks Thomaston Lime, Ian
@-@ ding at the Dock, for cby
july 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.