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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05

ern states not to be bound by the will of major
lty-something inherent in the character or quail
ties of those states, which not only relieves them
from the obligations by which the rest of the I'm
ION are bound, but which, in truth, confers upon
them though minority, the right of controlling &
governing majority. And this exposition of his
meaning harmonizes precisely with another sem
timent of this learned gentleman. He says, ssthe
modern maxim of the wOrshippers Of Union is,
that the general reJfare is the only rule of con-
sttutiOnal construction" This maxim is as
modern as the constitution itself; and if the
general welfare" is not the true object of the
government, there is a notable mistake in the pre-
ambe to that instrument, where the fact is direct
ly affirmed. The amount of Mr.. Cooper's doc
trine then is, that the constitution is not to be
construed for the general welfare, but for the par
Hc,tiar benefit Of the southern states: and the
grand point'of what that particular welfare is,
must be determined by the minority, viz: the
southern states themselves. '.The present gov
ernment of consolidation" says he, IS embracing
the states as subordinate municipalities, may be
very beautiful in the eyes of Mr.. Webstes. To
the minority of The South. it is a mass of defor-
nity, under which they have neither rights, pri-
viieses, or property"
MIR. Cooper has fourth reason, why the Union
is of no value to the South; but he has only al
luded to it, and reserved the discussion of it for
future time. we shall say nothing about it.
Il would seem, if this wri;er is to be consider
cd as speaking the sentiments Of South Carolina,
and as promulgating the " Carolina Doctrines"
those Doctrines may be summed up as follows
! ne majority are not to govern-of course the
minority are--the constitution was not made to
promote he ..general welfare, of course it was
Intended to promote the the welfare of certain
j,s1icts-the southern states, as long as they can
cOntrcul and govern the affairs of the Union, APP
prove of the government-when they cannot, that
g1Vernment is ..mass of deformity," the Union
is Of no value to the South, and therefore ought
ro De- dissolved No person can fail to be struck
..i,h the entire coincidence in Mr.. Cooper's SEN
inents and these of Messers. Hayne, Benton,
Ivan, and Grundy. as lately exhibited in the
o>late of the United States.
-se8ayan-
SETTLEMENT OF THE AMERICAN COLONIES.
Virginia was settled in .................1607
New urk. ........................ ......l614
Massachusetts, ......'......... ."lo2O
New-Hampshire, ......................"l623
New-Jersey,. ..........'..".....lb24
Delaware. .....,.................,.. ......l02I
Maine. ............ ..lO5O
MARYLAND, .................
Rhode Island, ................'.'.lOSb
North-C Carolina, ....................".l63
South-Carolina, .....................".lb1
PENNSYLVANIA, ........................lto
Georgia, ........ ..............'..'..'''.tIoS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
For Sale or ilease,

For Sale or AeaSe.
YlNHE subscriber, being unable to give the reaus.
Il attention 10 his property in Alexandria, will off
for sale, at public auction, " EBNESDdX, the STA
day Of Nay, the following
HOUSES and LOTS:
Euk The House and Lot south of tho
fH IL Bank of Ale xandra, occupied by viii.
liam syphsx, and the Iiosse and Lot
north of Mr.. Guy Atkinson's; b9th on Fair
fax street. and opposite the Public Square;
The vacant Lots on Cameron street, east OF the
Bank of Alexandria;
The vacant Lots on the west side OF Water
street, opposite the house, and the Lumber Yard OF
Mr.. G, II. Smoot;
Also. the vacant Lots at and near the southeast
corner OF Queen and Water sreeisi
Also, the Wharf, north Of fuckers Wharf,
occupied BY the propetors OF the steamboat Poomscs
The Houses and Lots on OronOko street, west
of Mr.. Beverley's;
The southwest corner Quarter Square on Union
and Oron0ko streets, with Brick Stsbe thereon; .
The Houses and Lots and Wharf north OF
Wilkes street. bounded the north BY twenty foot
alley, extending from Water street to Union and from
thence to the river The last mentioned property -
subject to a ground rent.
Terms of Sale-One fourth Of the purchase
money cash, poe, at sixty days. with approved
endorsers; uneourth in twelve monthsi and Que baf
in two wears; with interest, secured by deed OF tust.
A plat of the Lots will be prepared and exhl'
bited on before the day Of sale In the mean tImes
proposals for leasing any part OF the property VIII DO
received NV J. C. HERBERT,
Evansville, Nd.
april Id w3tawtwbs&dlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
Nxtra-FiMe BE T

,s., Major l.. HOOFS. ". II. BEERS
SYssSg2 Respectfully inform their friends and
customers. that they will have for sale, at
ats.SS:gsather respective Stalls IN the Old Market
on Ueanesday the 7,h, and Saturday, the 10Th IN
slant. che most superior FAT BEEF that has been IN
market for a long time These Cattle we're fatted on
the farm of that ce.sp ated grazier, william Stcenbur
ger Esq of the Valley of Shenandoah, will weigh from
IL to so lbs, and wiz be sold at The loves, prices
that can be afforded april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05

nanOrds US pleasure to state, that the premium
vo. .e'me since offered by the Editor of the New
,a %A amulet for the best original composition,
lung forth in vivid colours the evil effects of in
WNaHP s and in6delity, has been awarded to
'u'am w. Clark. Esq, of Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05

Y>fIE subscriber, being unable TO give the requn.
Il attention 10 his property in Alexandra, will Off
for sale, at public auction, " EHHESDAY the 5fh
day Of Nay, the following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
Notice.

vEyHE Directors Of the Washington md Alexandria
L Turnpike Company have 'Iis day declared dvl-
dend for the las' three months of one and hill per
cent on the capital stock, seventy FIVE cents share,
PAYABLE to the stockholders their legal representa-
tveS. j. B. bhbp'
Alsxandris, lst April, 1850 Treasurer.
april 5-co3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
Wanted,

NOR he use of the Middle Turnpike Coz Company
Ten or fifteen good CARTS and HORSES; AP S
pI,cants will Call on Capt. James McGurr' OF Zedes,
KidweiI, superintendent mar ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
,Marshal's Sale.

april l-tliw3tawtwbs&dlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
Di Jorge WHITE.
FeAerayA;l1 c,

OsGE WHITE.
os 7 T!nssSSssns,S1lAM for sale.
u n. at the Public 4 SD instant. M3 O'Clock. p.
Alexandra. will be soidding Room. in the Town Of
attle without the Corporal desirable property, lying
of A"o known oy the name
HDER.a1Hzzz.
The situation is pleasant and
wards Of three Of land mosaNhy containing up
ngs in good repair; convenient me ou.ld
of excellent water. ever AhhS sPrih6
Mr.. Isaac Robbins Jr who resides
will show The property to any person &,ne P.sm:eL
it. Terms of sale cash Nhg 10 view
BY ORDER
april GEO. WHIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .4DEX4NDRL4, On c.

=
SAILED, APRIL s,
Schr Pioneer, Atkins, Boston and Salem.
New Packet-schooner Thomas Chiffon, Allen,
Eastern Branch.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
70 kent.

The subscriber w,sheston ren' 'Ao
Ara q. HOUSE & LC. ..b streets.
Known q. the Indian ause" ar g. store.
term Of years either , Dss,"s one Of he best n
for which ., the rent would be low and
Io%n ni,.r.,ions made may be nesesss ueRyA
march T-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
" IL. Thompson " Co.

" IL. Thompson " Co.
TlAvE received by the late arrivals handsome as
STqPLE 6. FANCY GOODS,
Among whici, are the following, viz:
BLACK Italian lus,rngs; blue black marcelnes
Black sarsnets; coiored Fiorences
Black and colored palmernes
Adranoples, new an'l handsome article Tor Ia
dies dresses
I,msrines. do do do do do
Black and colorcd Italian grapes
Colored Arcophlnc grapes
Green barrage, green gauze
Green. black, white gauze wells
Black lace 90
Gauze, barrsee and other fancy handkerchiefs
Gauze scarfs ribbons
! men cambria and linen cambria hanikerchicfs
Irish linens, lawns, birds eye diaper
Irish sheeting; Russia sheetng
Flag banranna Spira!hed and Madras haK's
Book muslin and black love "o
Yellow and blue nanSeeDs
Brown batistes; brown bonnet cambria
q 4 and "a plain bobbinet
Robbinet, aces and edgngs; bobbinet footing
Ga cambria dimty
Cambria prints, newes, style, in great variety
Gnghams 90 w
J.conrt and cambria mslins
plain snd figured Swiss do, some very handsome
strped and checked do do do
Black bombazlnes
White cotton hose and matt nose
Ladies' black ingram do
Brown thread half hose
Silk hose and half DO
ladies', black and colored Hoskin gloves < mts
prnwn and bleached French and Russia drilling
Brown French linen; Bolivar hats
also,
Brown and bleached domestic shirtinSs and sheet
ings
Checks, stripes. burlaps, oznaburss
r:hIanbur,rs nc &c april )
OI,D WHISKEY, REFINED SUGAR, &c.
i, 4, barrels Susquehanna old .whiskey, OF choice
~ quality ,,e
For sale by SAhb' d. Lhn"'o"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ GEORGE WHITE.

i a, hihNiNG At halfpast O'Clock, will be sold
;oa, ny Goods, Fancy articles, Class
april Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
SpiendiA Flower Roofs.

A assortment Of Dutch dubious roots. fir private
sale. aud in fine order, jus, received from h. gar
den OF Messrs IL. DE Lange Co ut Hsarlem; con
sisting Of unusually well selected hyacynth-. mar.
cssus, double and single tulips, jonq,iilass, iris,
nunculus, Circus, &c
I'st'ioeues ma, be had I'D the Roots examined
Tomorrow morning.
dec GEO. WHITE, Auet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

We understand that Cut Nails. which used
be exported from the United States to Nova .
tia, are now imported into that Province lU
Britain. free of duty. and sold for less than An'
rican Nails can be Afforded at thcre-our's BEN:
probably, subjected TO duty. Cut Mans /"
here, al about ID cents per Ib.--BOs. Pal
-sxIH1n~
The Rev. John Leland, recently cclebFa'o
preacher Of the Baptist denomination, the ap.
who wrote celebrated letter to Col. Jobnso- J
favor of running the mails on the Sabbath ;
renowned the Christian faith and the sacran'.
OF the Lords Supper. and been excommunlca''
from the Church. .-Middteser Gdz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03

George Crowninshhld appeared in Court on
Saturdaykmorning and plead not guilty" to the
indictment sof misprisonEof felony. We have
not heard The result of the trislS
~ .-snsas9as
Lp,portanf Decision.-W noticed few days
since in short article, the decisionof ques-
ton by the nssnti6h 81 the Judges Of this State
involving the rights of the state to Jurisdiction
over the Cherokee Lands within lis limits
The Importance of thisdocument-and it is one
of the most important which has yet appeared
is such, that we have determined TO present il in
full to our readers. Speaking the unanimous o.
pnon Of all the Judges of the highest tribunals
in our state, (.lMt of the Judge Of the Eastern
District, who was absent at the time, we&have
heretofore given, it will claim an obsersa6ce a.
broad and at home, independent of the closcness
of its reasoning and the weight of dbe aut
ties quoted in it; and nope who read it can1
Of the conclusion at which it arrives. n
terestlns document, we understand, on906d an
thority is FROM he pen Of WILLIAM &sxw-
roRD--a mart hich now, as heretofore, is iden-
tilted with theJ ats of the SD 81 Ybest
Interests and &6estp policy of tt8a ktri-
umphanty snsiAs the cause Of - ya{G, sli
tine argument csfneither be asprdsed OF dSa{l
~ [S4@hdqA GeorgidI
-.aa9sas ID
We learn bisstte brig Lawrence. that mich
psternation. prevailed at st. Thomas, in se,sc-
QMncc of the arrangement enteredaa to U hcen
the Unite,l,Sates and England, f}St1bb ening
of the British Colonial ports. 1t was apprehcnd.
ed tina, the tr,de of St. Thomas would be essen
TALLY injured
A serious disturbance has broken out in ST.
Barts, arising from the ieaIousies existing between
the white and colored population. 4. T"ithe date
of our last accounts (0ct. grin itsha, s. been
adjusted. The white Inhabitants bad $iiallS
memorial to the acting Governor. who il appeafa
had become obnoxious to them. declaring tbateif
measures were not adopted fos, their protection,
they would protect themselves. Asyet. no blood
has been shed.-NJ. .Ioa.r. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-03
very respectfully, SIT,
>xx Your obedient servant,
JNQ. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.

George CrowninsHhsld appeared in Court or
Saturdaysmorning and plead not guilty" to the
indictment sof misprisorraof felony. We have
not heard The result of the trfSl1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

lican few days ago, concerning the dedication of
Joel Parish, Cashier Of the Nashville Bank; the
manner IN which the money, distracted by his con
nivance from the vaults OF the Bank, had been dis
bursed and the To which resort has been had
10 Obtain the re payment of large portion OF the de-
ialcauon. Tho Teeg graph ailrrns, by authority,
that "tLc s1tement that either OF the persons for
mer OF Tennessee, now Ia this city, w ashIDgton)
were III any measure connected with the default re-
ierred TO- that they had transmitted funds TO Nash
vile OH that account, is utterly untrue" The Tele.
cgraph need not have contradiced Statement
which was never made. We should have been eyre
gious fools indeed, had charged of men with
being guilty OF act the proof of which could only
be obtained from themselves. We certainly howe
ever did msnuate that which the Telegraph has con-
verted into Statement" but we do not intend now
To show the strong probability that such is the fact,
the authorized denial of the Telegraph 10 the con-
trary notwithstanding. We shall at leest wait TO
hear from Nashville.
In the mean time, however, We copy the denial OF
the Telegraph, well for future reference, as TO
point out tue OF the s'cunnng cheL "-Thc fclc-
graph says neither of the persons formerly OF Ten
nesse, in Office, connected with The deial-
cation We did not say that either OF those persons
was connected; for, so far as we know or believe
neither of those persons a member of tic Nash
vile White washing Committee. So that this IS o
denial of what asserted or insInuated, un-
less, indeed, it be by strained Inference from that
query which implied that Gen. Jackson himself knew
aud approved of this mode Of obtaining funds tC
carry the Again-it says, "thcy have trans
mtted no funds from Washington. THAT may bC
very true and yet they may have authorized it's pay
ment from their resources in Tennessee. But W.
sha not discuss this matter with the Telcgroph--a
least for the present
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHJdOJVD.
ARRIVE


Schr Chesterfield, Beaston, 4 days from ~ York,
with sundres, TO Otis, Dunlop q Co., Davenport,
Allen Co.. ]. r. Triplett, and cider and honey, to
master.
Schr Chariot, Smith, days from N York, with
sundrics, to Lancaster & Denby,A. Sweeny, ID.
Undertake, ]. Wallace, Davenport, Allen q CO., s.
Snton, J. b. Abbott s. CO., j. Lyons, Otis, Dunlop g.
CO., G. Nj Mitchell, and To order.
Schr George II. Gardner, Brewer, from Philadcl-
pha, through the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
via Norfolk and City Point, with sundrIes to Lancas-
ter and Denby, 3 Peyton, WORKMAN g. McGruder
l. Webb, & CO., & M Mitchell, j II Nash Ii Wat
kins.
Schr Ariel, Snow, from Moschcto, East Florida, via
Norfolk.
Soop Neptune, from Philadelphia, throu 9Th the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, via City Point,
with sundrics. ~ & Nj Mitchell l. Webb g. CO ,
Lancaster s. DENLY, Otis, Dunlop q CO., Perkins &
Harris, G. l. Sampson, b Peylon, Bagwel, Smith &
Hanna, Workman Il McGruder, Baldwin, Ives g. CO.
Ellis, X D SanXoy, Hubbard s. Gardner, ] p Tay
lor, Lee e. Cowes, w NJ Swoope, 5 Clarke.
Schr Effort. Pryor, 4 days from New York, with
sundries, to Davenport, Allen & CO., Mitchell,
Lancaster 81 DENLY, ID Peyton, Otis, Dunlop 81 CO.
WORKMAN s. NJ Grudcr, w & ID Kyle g. co., y ale &
Dunlcy, and others.
SchT Atlas, Foster, 5 days fom Wareham, Mass.
with ballast
schr Expedition, Rcea, days from New York,
,happlcs, to master.
SAILED,
Schr Dillah, Townsend, for Philadelphia, with
Schr Fairfield, Coffin, for York with tobacco.
flour, &c
Schr Alert, Gibbs, for Sandwich Mass with ooal
Schr Commerce, Weeks, for Philadelphia, with
coal and cotton
Sctr Caroline, CrowelL for Sandwich, Mass. with
coal
Schr William Tell, Ortcy, for Philadelphia, with
obacco, flour aud scrap iron.
Sioop Retaliator, Williams, for New York, with
coal.
Schr William, Nickcrson for Boston, with coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
STAUNTON ACADEMY.

THE late session of this institution closed by
Il a public examination of the pupils, which was
attended by several intelligent and learned gentlemen
who favored the trustees with their assistance. 4
thorough scrutiny wns made into the progress ofthc
students, and the result highly gratifying to the
whole audience, and reflects much credit upon the
ability, industry and fidelity of the professor.
Another session will commence on the FIST Of May
next. The trustees have the pleasure TO announce
that the Rev. f. BOydon will be associated with the
Rev Joseph Smith, the professor the last and sew
era! preceding sessions Mr.. B0ydrn has been cleo.
ted by the board, Professor of Sciences, ana AIr.
Smith Will hereafter conne his attention To the clss-
seal department. 1t is hoped that the usefulness of
this Institution will be greatly ext ended by the sery-
ces OF Mr. Boyden who is known 10 be highly csti-
mablc man, and an accomplished scholar.
TERMS or TUITION.
For the Languages and higher branches of Sci
cnccs, per session, $40
For reading penmanshiP grammar and Ceogra-
ply, per session, 10
The French Language will be taught, for which
there Will be some additional charge.
u Good boarding may be had IN respectable pri-
vate families on the most reasonable terms
THE TRUSTEES.
Stanton, April 9th, 1880. ste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
The Brook Tavern is for Sale

WILL he sold to the highest bidder, on the pro-
w misses, OF Saturday, the first day of Nav next
tho Brook Tavern, with ninety Acres of Land at
tachcd thereto. This property is situated at the head
OF the Brook Turnpike, immediately at the junction
Of the Northern Stage and Mountain Roads and Inns
universally been acknowledged to be one ofthe most
healthy situations IN the lower country and Is also an
admirable situation for Public House 10 which pr
pose It has generally been applied. Those persons
wishing 10 purchase, are requested 10 call aud view
the property, previous To the dav of sale reason
able prico will he allowed for young negroes in part
pay for the above property. Possession to be given
OIL the first day of October next
The Terms will be as follows. one fourth of the
purchase money to be paid the first day of Septem
Der next one seventh of the remainder on the first av
OF January next, aud the balance IN six annual paw
ments' JAS. r. HAWKINS.
mar 2i.-tdsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19


! ~ tie last arrivals from New York opd ph;i,to;
IL Phia, H. NELSON has received n largr arr,
general assortment ct Spring GOods comprisitlo crc
! " variety OF Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, nd.
IPteI 10 the seaSun-amoDg which mr..
Black and culoured mandgrines and nrI.ori
A ana o. plaid aud stripe ginrbans
ioi,e lIuenn' la nst0 style French SinyhaDs'
N or'pn0p pnJ ana coepaly plain and gGrm
tlne and supcEhEe black Italian lusiIin,
Heavy India saiins and levantincs
D TG ana c0iourcG eros de Naples and Gro dc Bur
Black sCnche,gs and s,rspcts ,r5 n
tours '''iNeS' dFf CO.
Prints of every quality and pattern
6 ~ cahOrIcs and lain and checked i1coprrs
IAN and figured book, null and Swiss rnnsIi,
Medium muslin, and Swiss craya,s
Linen cambria and cambria hdkf,
q, D and o. bobinet accs
S S,,np mcGs and edgings and bobinct quinss
superior lace wells, grapes and collars
Grape, silk, gauzc, and barcge hdkf,
Long and short barcge gau2e scaTc
GfeGn worsted bareye for wells
ack,whito and green pauze vci,s
Ladies beaver. horscskin aud elk 0lovos
rO or,oisc anu , brazilian tuck and side conbs
Garnlture and cause bonnet ribbons
k1ne and extra rich belt do
P P,o,o anu InG white silk and cotton hosiery
biue, black and fancy broad cloths
Plain and figured MarseiIcs yest;o,,,
ram and figured forcntnc vcsiings
howen casslmcros and cotton Aoren,i,,s
Long and short name and German -
Brown and white drillings ""iA'"'
Black Black French and English bon,bazincs
PLAIN bombazctts and ciraassiols
Black lasting and pruncla
A and 7-8 Irish linens
Linen shoetings aud long lawns
Russla' blT9dsoyc and table diapers and don,o.k
Pf owl ara Gcachcd cotton sLrtings and sbe"t,,s
. and Al apron and furniture cbc,L
scotch and cotton oznaburps
All ,s DaIasois and ladies' umbrellas, eet. Get.
e., al o. winch will be sold at very reduced prices
IT'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

MEDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at NV
Iva stable, in the county of Chesterfield, being
the same place nc made his last season. within one
mile of Moody's Tavern, 10 from Petersburg, and
p from Richmond, ard is ready TO serve mares
at $50 the leap, $50 the season, payable the 18th Ju-
ly next, when it VIII eXpire-g5O TO ensure mare,
payable as soon she is known TO be in foal, and
ono dollar To the groom.
<uedteyls handsome grey, years old this Spring,
full 10 hands high-for form, strength, beauty APP
pcarancc, performance and blood. admired and an
provcd.-lIc has made but one season, when be
rad ii mares besides my Mr.. John ID Kir-
by's mare Coquetto was. however, put TO him be
fore Ire made a season, and produced a verv promi
sing grey fillcy which is the Only one of his orc
that has yot appeared 500 in cash was offered for
at months Old und $1,000 askcd-and as addiont
al evidence oftho value of his family, sold last fail
the half oftwo FLIES by Sir Charles out of Mcdlcvs
dam, Old Reality, one four and tho other two wears
old, for $500 III money. My overscCr MIR Baupb.
my George, and Arthur Taylor, all residing nen r
the stable, viii attend particularly to all orders in INV
absence. w. K. JOHNSON
Chesterfield Feb. Q Gem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
SPRING GOADS.

VIE subscribers are receiving their Spring Sun.
d,,orP E OF EGrhenpare, ChindSsDd Giass. irnmo.
49, rom Liverpool, which, with their former
SSock, comprises large and extensive aSsor,m"n,
attention has been paid to the secc,ior NJ
goTHs suitable to country and city trade we ssrc,
c%aIy m,ne the attention Of those who usually our.
enase W the northern cities, as we believe ,
are as 10" as IN any city in the United Stale
wy " e'' HOLT & ROSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
New and Splendid
FRENCH
Paper HHangings.

E RES!NAULT, Jr., Agt has inst received.
y a splen,,;d assortment Of PAPER HANG
INGS embracing A. the n,,e patterns such velvet
draPery, satin. white anu gilt papers; copper plate
printed Medallion and rainbow papers; fire screens,
pieces and borders.
Also, good assortment of Philadelphia paper
hanglngs, at the lowest prices.
Curled hair and moss mattresses, beds. sofas, car
pots and curtains made accommodating terms.
Also, i bales Of New Orleans moss.
n. B.-2oO0 COCOANUTS for sale.
II