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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON Il CO,


II AVE received and are now opening, general
- assortment of Staple g. Fancy Dry Goods, of the
latest imPortation-consistlng IN part, of
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths assorted
Valencia, toilinet and swansdown vestlnps
Piain and fancy fiorentIne and marseilles DO
Superhne, mddling and common sattinetts
Striped, PLAID and plain llnseys
Single and double millrd kerseys
Rose, point and duffle blankets
Superfne white and assorted fiannels
Tartan plaids and camblets
Black and coloured bombazetts
French and English merino cloths
M"rino clrcassians. assorted colours
English and French Jet bonlbaa,s.ss
large assortment OF fancy prints and ginghams
9-8, Sd and Cd cambrick and jaconet nuslins
Figured and plain Swiss, book and null ditto
Checked. striped and corded jaconets
Sd bordered Swiss and jackonet cravats
Black Italian and fancy silk do.
English ana Indiu nag bandanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet merno shawls
Thibet and cashmere do
Worsted barege, Thbct and mcrlno hdkfs
Fancy silk, barege and craze hdkfs and scarfs.
Rich changeabe gros de naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do
Black and assorted gros des indies
Black and changeable figured mandarnes
Black Italian lus'ring, su erior quality
Heavy company satin and leyantines
Sarsnct. senshew and florence silks assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style belt and bonnet ribbands
Lace capes pclernes 81 iorcllas, of the latest sye
Black aud white lace wells
Laces. edgings and qnilngs, assorted
"A and white and black bobbinet leccs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black and white, worstcd and cotton do.
ladies and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
Fine and supcrfine ingram carpctiDns and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and sheetings
Table diaper and damask
Brown and bleached Russia shccting
Scotch oZnaburgs and TckleDbures
Heavy cotton oZnaburgs
Brown and blenched shirtings and shcetings
Checks. plaids, tickngs, Jeans, c,c.;-which wit,
further supplies daily expected, will be sold at the
lowest prices. oct o--,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
FOR SALE.


A Few pipes and smaller casks of Madeira wia..
IA consisting of what they dcnominate, in Madeira
their finest old and extra fine qualities eesal TO
any have imported for these SIS years past;
small quantity of Bua, Sercai, Port and Sicily vines
few tons English and Ulster bar iron, the las, OF
very superior quality, well known to those Who
have tried il;
Thrty-fve bags old Java coffee, warranted to DO az
fine favor;
sna's superGne, middling, and cheap qualaiss of
loaf sugar;
st. CroX sugar, and salt i'll sacks,
Old m and French brandy;
few bales strong cotton osnaburgs.
dec 2l-2aw6t ROBERT GORDON.
To the Planters of Virginia d n. Carolina.
FsNHE high rate of duty paid on Tobacco in En-
n gtnnd, Ireland, and Scotland, causes a crest
consumption Of Sieumed Tobacco in those countries.
and buyers require the leaf in such state as that
it will stem freely. we, therefore, recommend you
not to prize your common and good Tobacco (such as
is used for strps) hard as to make it difficult
10 stem.-A great portion Of the rich, large, strong
leaf Tobacco is converted into strips. as we'll a.
the thin shot leai and If either frhese binds are p-
Zed hard to be ot all stuck together they are rem
dcred much less vauable.-The law allows the hoes
heads Of sufficient szs to admit of TO 500 lbs be
ing priced in without pressing it hard lnjure
1t for sjelnmng. C. q II. GWATHMEY
nov iG-2aw5t& law5t Commission Merchants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

For Sale by ollins q Co.
SMiTHS Wea IN of Nations
~ Raymonds Political Economy
McVicar's do do
Says do do
Tracy's do do
Sidney on Government
The Fedcralist, by Hamilton. Jay and Madison
Tuic's Dlges: Of the Laws of Virginia
Revised Code of 1919
Virginia Convention. 1929 60
Debates in the House of Delegates in December
1708, on resolutions before the House on the Acts
OF Congress, CO He'd tho Alien and Scdition Laws
Also, the work. with the resolutions of VIRGIN
Ia and Kentucky pcnned by Madison and Joilcr
Hadm's Constitutional History Of Engand
Malthus on Political Economy
Ferguson on Civil Society
dec II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
WHITE MULBERRY TREKS

1--WE subscriber has for sale al bis farm miles
above Richmond, tho trees years old any rsa
sonab!e quantity OF the genuine orus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Frees; and tAe season is nov ap
preaching in which they may be transpanted. ho is
0iay be want of the article; and as he is well salts
fed that the silk culture must be one the most pro-
ftabe branches the agrIculturist can tun his atien
ton to- he hopes to br the means OF their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable by the hundred or otherwise delv-
cradle IN Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof l. w SMITH
y B-Orders may be lefl at Scott 8 Smths E.
street. Richmond Get I-osvtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

IueSsrs John ~. .Wc.N0roush j .4us aStts Carson
~ ENTLEMEN: Pleas take norIc, that shall.
" on Thursday, the 18th day OF January next. be
of H"zekeh Ford, IN the county of Cumberland pro
coed 10 take the dispositions OF phen Cook and
hers to be read evidence in a certain suit now
pending In the Superior Court of Chanccry for The
Richmond District, wherein, am paIntlf, aud Rich
ard Gordon. sheriff OF Cumberland county, and rs
such acmor de boniss non Wiih the will annexed, of
George Cars4a. ss-4evd- your Olives aud Others arc
defendants; and from any cause, the taking of the
said dispositions shall not be completed on thar day
the taking "t the same will be continued 10 tho uecyi
day, and from day to day thereafter, between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset of each day, until the,
shall be finished; when and where you may attend II
you think q RICHARD A RISON ky
dec 2-Inw4l& LEWIS LrAra his ar ., IN a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

lEhnS SUBSCRIPTION the DAiLy kicHAoNp NHio to
ty SUBSCRIBERS 81, year, and for shorter period, at the
hata OF ~ year, both payable in advance When sent by
s.nn $40 year
ADVERTISING For square OF ~ lines LEGS m
Sion 20 cents Insertions Sl three insertions 81 III and
ivory succeeding insertion 33l cents
Thrice week. FIRST week 81 Is; every succeeding week 81
Twice q week. cents every succeeding la.
ssftion 50 conta
oacs week. hrs insertion IS cents; every succeeding
ssssion SO
All advertisements also the
!Tno.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of insertions the MS. they
M DO inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
sordngly
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars for squares,
md IN that proportion for advertisements OF greater Lengths
sept Autoneen and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
II The CONSTITUTIONAL WING s published twice
Sses, Tuesdays and Fridays) Ave dollars per
payable m advance.
.Aduerfisins-75c square, less the first
serton. and so cents for each continuance.
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English ANIMALS

II .M4SH'S.
FRIENDSHIPS Offering
Il Winters Wreath
Gem
Forget Nc Not
Chrlstm Box
sJuv"n'c FORGET Me Not For 1851.
Do American
Atlantic Soute nir
Token
Yc"tb's Keepsake
Pearl.
All splcnddly bound and illustrated by beautiful
cngravin9s. by the first Artists in the world.
For sale by ]. II NASH.
dec 10
6HoSBY'S BEST CHEWING TOfshCCO,
~ or27 Fer sale by VI. g.. McNEMARS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

BALDWIN, IVES 81 co.
4 RE Receiving per Fairfield, from New York,
Rich white so'ins
Super black do and satin lcvantincs
few boxes rich winter flowers
Beautiful coorcd Gros lie Nap,
Red paddings, and sail ducks
bales British oznaburgs
40 pieces heavy buckrams
cases lcghorn bonnets
bales heavy grey kcrscys
do plaid linsoys
do brown jeans and drillings
For sale upon liberal terms nov 90
New Books at Nashs.
A T'caiis" on Fever. BY S0uthwood Smith NJ
N ID. Physician to the London Fever Hospital
Journals of the Heart; Edited by tho huthoress o
Fliotaton.
The Pootical Works If Rogers, Campbell, Mont
gomcry, Lamb, and Kirk White, complete, in on,
volume.
The Water Witch is expected hourly-porson
DESTROYS of possessing copy, will do well to cngag
,tns the number of copies received in town will b
limited !. ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
Strawberry Plai for Rent

NtfaWDtTTy TAI Tor kent
an Tuesday Inc a8,h INST, shall offer for rent.
~ on the premises, to the highest bidder that val
liable farm called Strawberry plain belonging 10 tho
children of Bowler Cooke, decd. The quantity OF
wheat seeded on the place, 10 goo bushels which -
very promising at this season.
At the same time and place, | shall sell all the
stock, farming utensils, sc together with ali thu
corn and fodder. tho crop Of the present vrs,
dec l7-2awts SAMB. NJ B0CKIUS TIM, i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
zDVCATIOR,

M school will be- continued lhe ensuing year
IVA Ny C" urse of Instruction will comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages. English Grammar
English Composition, Geography, with the use Of
Maps and Globes, Math rSeucs sad Arithmetic
The school Gill commence Monday. the 24th of
1anuary 1881 and ,erp'Ha,e on the 10th day of De-
cember following. Yhere viii be a vss.tion of four
weeks commencing on the 10th day OF June. The
charge for board, tuition, washing. lodging and fuel
VIII be one hundred and ten dollars, payasle one ha {
on the i5t DAY of June, 1881. and the other hall on
the LIST of December following.
The discipline Of he school will be paren al and
as much care and kindness vii be exl ended to boys
confded 10 my instruction as my children
My residence is remote from the haunts of v,ce
and immortality. snd remarkably heal by lis stua.
ted IN be county Of Louisa, 80 mile. from edmond
and the hss distance from Fredericksburg. Yhr
stage from Fredericksburg To Canersvils posses BY
my residence. and that from RICHMOND To HsrssoB-
burg within a short distance of il.
Letters t" mr should b. directed 10 Gardner's II
Roads, Louisa" &M NELSON yur'r
nov 9-Iaftf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

vHsHE Subscriber has Just received the
q following ar,icles:-
Colgne
Florida
Orange Flower Waters
Rose and
Honey
Aromatic vinegar
Vinegar of rouge
Rouge in pots
Lip save
Teeth POWER
English
Superior Preston smelling salts
1 Tss5h and Brushes
Eye cups
Silver pens
Opera glasses
Tapers and matches
Elastic seatoDs
Do nipple shields
Do stomach tubes
Maccassar
Antique I ~,
Bears Bear and '"'
Milk Of roses
Pearl powder
sS"n pGwSSr ,o and Puff,
Pomatum
Whitwclls aromatic and head ache snuff
which, when lighted, emit most fragrant
odonr
Testimonial Soap. for removing the grease from
tho capcs Of gcntemen's coats, occasionod by
the hair
Black and colored coat plaster
Handsome smelling bottles
Snuff boxes assorted
Also, apparatus for drawing the breast with an
air pump comprised in a neat mahogany case.
Besides large supply of Drugs. Medicines Sur
gcons' instruments, Paints. Oils, and Dye stufls.
oct 26 III G. MCNAMARA.
OPPOSITE THE EAGLE TAVERN DOOR.
ii. BLAMiRE. sign of the mortar takes this
~ method OF informing his friends and the public,
that me has on hand, very general assortment of
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stuns-slso,a few other
useful articles, viz:
French jujubc paste, refined lquorice
Fine hair powder tooth brushes, pocket lights
Aromatic tooth powder, red and black waters
Liquid ink, durable ink. past backing
lip salvc, snuff boxes, Florida water
Fancy soaps. tapcrs, lamp wcks
Tobacco and scgnrs, No. l. lead pencils, rcd sealing
wax
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

and according 10 the laws; to render equal
and exact justice TO every one according
to his right, and to act in all things with
single view to the interest, the happiness,
and the glory ofthe French people"
The King then signed three copies Of
the Oaths and Declaration.
The Chambers adopted the Declara-
tion, ,ofthe Chamber Of Deputies, except
that part declaring null the act Of crea-
ton ofnew Peers by Charles X. and lcay
ing the whole subject to the prudence o.
the Lieutenant General.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

GREAT FIRE AT GLoUcEsrER.-We nre
indebted to gentlemen who returned from
the FIRE, late last night, for the following
particulars Of this distressing calamity
1t commenced on the S. +. side of Front
street, about a o'clock, yesterday morning,
in an outbuilding of Samuel Gilbert> ad-
joining his house.
The total number of buildings about
fifty. Property destroyed estimated at
100000. 5000 bbls. mackel el were de-
stroyed. Most ofthe light goods and fur
niture were preserved. A very small
portion Of the property insured. The fire
was suppressed about l2, M. yesterday
II was supposed to have caught by spon-
taneous combustion.
Engines and FIRE companies went from
Salem by water. An aged man by thu
name Of Burnham, lost his lie by oyel
n exertion. sza9
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be = useful - they might bs, md q thew
ought to be. III . coat or other earm>sf
10 to be made; II pair ofboots Or shoue.
or saddle, or Bride. or other artiu
to be procured, which the mechan| | ~
place ought to fdrnish, il is NO un6su.f
thing to employ mechanic at distance.
to perform the work; or to procure the
article in, some way which may be nom;-
nally less expensive, but whick, in reality.
considering the quality of the article Il
considerably more SO than il would be II
a mechanic Of the place had been called
upon to manufacture il. star
This practice ID productive of various
evils. 1t sends from place the money
which should De 2kept in circulation at
lone; it introd06es q silly dependence
upon the fashions of other places, or leads
to the use Of inferior articles, and cor
responding increase Of expense; and by
Withholding such encouragements to me-
chanics Of different kinds, and of proper
qualifications as they ought to receive,
there is not sufficient number induced
to settle in a place to do its necessary
mending, and consequently articles are
frequently thrown away as useless, where
a very small sum expended upon them
would render them as serviceable as those
that are new.
South6s;dge Register.
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FROM THE WESTERN cARoLINIAH.
REVOLUTIONARY BATTI FIG


The following list of the different bat
ties fought in the Revolutionary war, 1ur-
nished us by an old soldier, may be inter-
esting to the rising generation:
Battle of Concord, April 19, 1775
Battle of Bunker Hill, June II, 1915
Battle Of Old Hampton, Vir. where
we took FIVE decked vessels, some
time in November. l775
Battle Of Great Bridge, near Nor
folk, December l8, IT'S
Battle of Fort Washington, Nov. II, 1770
Battle OF Fort Lee, Nov. 10 l776
Battle ofTrenton, when Gen. Wash
ington and his army took 1000
Hessians, &c. December 26, i776
Battle Of Prineetown, Van. 2, l777
Battle Of fBrandywine, Sept. II, l777
Battle Of Germantown, Oct. A, l777
Burgeyne's army taken near Sarato-
ga, on the 18th Oct. i777
Battle of Red Bank, Oct. 90, 1777
Battle of Monmouth, June 81, 1878
Battle of Long-Island, Aug. 27, l779
CORVALLIS and his army taken at
Yorktown, Va. Oct. 10, 1891
Battle Of Kings Mountain, some
time in October, 1881
Battle Of Guilford, N. C. March 10, 1871
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In this town on Sunday evening la''
by the Rev. Mr.. Welsh, Mr.. Levi VINE"
ton, to Miss. Louisa Luther.
In Fall River, OF T'hursday the o."
inst. by the Rev. Mr. Miner, Mr. Ssmu..
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25
NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25

AT the late term Of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court in Bristol, Joseph NJ. Blake,
ESQ., was admitted an Attorney and Coun
selior at Law, to practice in all the Courts
in this State.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

Support your .Meehonics. "A practice is
very prevalent, in many towns Of neglect
ing too much the mechanics Of the place.
Next TO the farmers they are the most
useful class Of citizens, and yet . disposit-
10 sftsn felt to avoid employing them, il
possible, and 10 withhold from them such
encouragement - would enable them 10
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

Ir We are requested to mention, tha'
the Rev. Mr.. FRrEzE, Of Pawtucket, will
preach in the First Baptist Meeting house.
in Swanzey, tomorrow evening, at cary
candle light.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

The funeral procession Of Bishop Ho-
bart, at New York, was met by military
company, who, instead Of psssisg, halted
with arms reversed and colors veiled.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

Kentucky SenGtor.-The Shelbyville
Ledger, Speaking Of the recent election
in Kentucky, says, "the Advertiser may
boast, and the Argus may intrigue and
sologise upon the doctrine ofpledges, but
a Jackson Senator goes not from this State,
henceforth and Joyrer."
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

.Maine Election the towns in
Maine, but SO not heard from, give Hun
ton 27,s6s, Smith $500; plurality for
Smith 83l.
The Portland Advertiser thinks there
may be an Anti-Jackson majority in the
House Of Representatives. The Senate
is Anti Jackson to / / jackson.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-25

Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin passed through
Providence last week for New York
where he Is about to embark for Europe.
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OF all the actions of a mans hlc his
marriage does least concern other people:
Yet of all actions ofour life, It's most med
died with by other people.--[Selden.
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We understand thnt strenuous efforts
are making to have ]. F. Knapp reprived
until after the trials Of ]. j. Knapp and
Geo. Crowninshield. - nansc,Ipt.
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trF- .MILIT:aRK--- On Thursday
last, the Bristol Artillery, under the com
mand of Col. Gladding, tarried shor,
time in this town, on their return from an
excursionto Fall River. The company
encampcd on Wednesday night at Swan
10Y Village, and.on Thursday morning,
proceeded to target firing me result Of
which was highly creditablc to those who
compose the corps, ifan opinion could be
formed from the appearance ofthe object
fred at,which was perforated through and
through with holes. From their appear
ance, we shouldjudge they were under
good discipline, and well versed id the
duties Of men Of war. There arc
two Independent Companies in Bristol,
the Artillery andthe Light Infantry, both
of them under good discipline. The
Light Infantry is attached to the Regiment
and on Tuesday last made quite con-
trast with the ludicrous appearance ofthe
rest of that immortal band, the fourth reg
iment Of Rhode Island Militia
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A letter from New Orleans dated Sept.
Cd says--"Our city is becoming more
sickly every day. Chester Holmes was
taken on Sunday, and died yesterday
Wednesday, Mr.. Lyons, Of the firm
Of Barclay, Lyons & Co. died to-day;
also Mr.. Milliot. There are great
many down with the fever"
New Orleans papers to the 4th inst.
state that there had been 33 interments in
the Protestant burying ground during the
preceding week. The number in the
Catholic burying ground is not mentioned
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OUR GOD, OUR COUNTRY, OURSELVES.
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In mem''y true, they get ,0iI dsssH
Like lov'd ones set1esi breath,
Forever hold their happy spell,
Ind cheer The shades Of death. l..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-27
MOuas Nagarty

ReSPECrFULLY informs the inhabitants Of Alex
~ nAIra and It's vicinity, that he will open SEMI
WI, "e the education OF Young Gentlemen, on the
Instant, al his dwelling house on Duke-street, till
suitable situation can be procured, The Soho
- course vii comprise the GCeek, Latin, French
"a S"SOsh languages; Logic, Metaphysics, Rheto-
H''eaton and Composition; Ancient and Modern
,'E' Chronology, Geography with the use Of the
~ "u globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic, Writing, &C.
i, N'er''er,ftom his ong experience in teaching,
.,;, Neeess IN Qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni
:, ana professions. both in Europe and this Dis
uTss he will give general satisfaction. He
ir. himself that his utmost exertons will be used
.mASng the literary improvement of the pupils
ne ny Dc committed to his care.
,',n1oon concerning r. Is capsbty, acquire
1, S,M discipline, As Teacher, NAV be learned by
ma MAJ Gen. Macomb, Gen Mason, Clement
~ 'o 20 Narbury, Vim S Nicolls. Esqs Col fow-
by, APT Morton, Georgetown; John Bowie, of
.,,,,i department, John Mcleod, Principal OF the
|.p a, academy, Washington City; and Dsnp Bryan,
,osT eN.adr's Terms can be ascertsined by inquir
IN n At has residence on Duke street
SINCE the foregoing WAS in type. the building,
L. No. used. at present, as place OF wor-
cr,.S Ss society OF Reformed Methodists, has been
acsN. oF The advertiser, and he will commence
=, > l , on the day above specified
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-27
OIL, PASTE AND LIQUID
RIAfKING

HIAvING commenced the manufacture of Oil, Paste
III and Liquid Bscking, the undersigned informs
the public neraly that they can be supplied either
by the quantity single box or bottle. In recon-
mending this article to public notice. the subscriber
would merely observe. that the ingredients of which it
is made are perfectly harmless; and unlike most com.
positions of the kind, tends in remarkable degree,
to preserve the eather-at the same time producing
components, it may be applied to greasy leather with
out injury the gloss. and thereby rendering the lea
ther water proof To prevent imposition, the subscr
Der has ndented his name on top Of the Backing in
each box To country merchants and others, who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made j. SALVE'AT.
West side of Royal between King and Prince streets
ian1 Alexandria, ID C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-27
s. u Edison
china, GLASSWARE, SC.

00 CRATES and packages containing elegant tea
~~ sets, gold banded, 81 peices. do luslre and
celtic do 81 peices gold edged cups and saucers en-
ameed India teas. very cheap, blue do, cut glass tum
bers and wines, ring, fsh,an, comet and concave pat
ern, China and glass cup plates gold edged plates and
ustre pitchers, elegant lustre Jackson pitchers lamp
blue foot and blue fount, do button plate, blown and
Jackson patters labelled and plain decanters, common
elegant cut glass do. blue printed dishes plates, pitch
crs bowls covered dishes and bakers do, teapots, s
gars and cream edged plates and dishes, mahogany
toilet box glasses with glass knobs do swing do pain
ted Hued and tablet do, glass dishes; moulded square
aud oval glass knobs, ribbed and twisted, do pressed
and square spindles do plain with do ltalisn looking
glasses draw do, stone pans and covers with variety
of other articles Just received and for sale by
dec % GEO. WHITE, Auctioneer.