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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

compiler wlthou, the usual aud proper credit being
given TO the paper from which il had been cxtrac-
ted.
The editor ofthe Alexandria paper has very nat u
raiy fallen into the mistake that others did and
%nlch The manner OF inserting the article in the
compiler was well calculated TO lead into. In fact,
It was copied Into other pape,s from the Compiler
aud credit given To that paper for it,
This explanation hope, will put end to the
war: n PEACE-MAKER.
May 3.
~ Since the foregoing was put in type, another
correspondent has handed the following article,
for which believing the article in the Compiler 10
have been written by the Editor Of that paper not
withstandng the explanation of "a Peace Maker ~
re claims the privilege of place in our columns
We accordingly comply with his request, as it is i'm.
possible for us to say which is right peace Maker
or ga Friend to Truth" In either case, the Alex
andria Editor stands justified
a POSITIVE CoNTRADICTIoN-CoN TRADICTED
Mr. Editor: Having socn with some degree of
as'onisimcnt, denial in yesterdays Compiler, of
statement made in the Alexandria Gazette in rca-
ton to the Claims of General Jackson and Mr. Craw-
lord send you part of the first paragraph of the
article, as 1t appeared in the Compiler Of August 9Th
1920, from which you with what Justice nd tru
Mr. X. has made the denial.
That the article was editorial though not separated
IN the usual manner. is evident, from the al!usion
winch the writer makes To former remarks Of his
winch appeared IN the Compiler of July 23th, 1890
under the same title, IN the usual editorial dress Mr.
RS memory must have been very treachcrous, when
he forgot having pcDcd the article.
From The Richmond Compiler, Sag GR, 1929
"7emp.raace Societies.-n n former No. we nd
sed our readers of the great multiplication of those
institutions in all parts Of our country The flame
seems to be spreading more widely, and burning
with intense heat every day; perhaps our figure
would be moro correct, if We're to say that the
delnge of cola water continually becoming deeper
and broader through our land. We have seen
an account Of celebration O? our national
G0FN ut i
water and lemonade alone were drank TIL was
evidently no small party of personal friends
spending the day together but dinner where two
hundred and fifty persons sat down table, and
where William H. CrGCford, Ia tchose name tre
can never utter but tcith respect end reverence aio
zoe never thought hiS claims 10 the Presidential Clair
or HIS FITNESS FOR IT tOere equal to those Of
Tie veteran Of tlOo toars) presided and Mr.. Gimcr
member of the last Congress- and descrvedy one Of
the most popular mon in Georgia, acted as Vice
President" a LOVER or TpIVTU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

X lLE u COCHRAN, being ubout to close
M their sales and business in the course of few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
TO come forward and make payment. They have
sun on hand variety of desirable DRY GOODS;
which, in order 10 avoid an auction sale thcv will
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited In
e4H' as goods will be offered ut such prices rs will
insure sales feb IT.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
.Stock of DRY GOODS 1T A,,s,;a,.
DRY GOODS.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW
LOH h-lSLI

The WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
JOH-N- H. NASH, .4GE.NT FOR IIRGLNId.
TsNIiE Westminster Review is a work instituted fnv,
n the advancement Of those great objects which
ave III the hlshcs degree common to all GOOD mon In
all countries. 1t may be considered as portion of
the con;ngen; OF the British Islands towards the pro-
motion OF the general interests which are so feonent
i disguised by the prejudccs o: some of the com
rnity, and injured by misconceptions ofthcir rain
In the Prcscnt day It is hardly necessary 10 insist on
the dreadful havoc oil human happiness WHICH has been
made through the application Of territorial preiuSiccs
and national dclusions Men have been taught to he
hevc that merits and virtues were the cre9nrcs or
locality, and that possible for nations 10 WORRY
ana destroy each other, and both be ploriousv rrhf
What was morality one side of the Atlantic Wa,
CRIME upon the other and I'LL the appearance of Ben
than 1t seemed to have been forgotten TINT tbern ia
ore Law and one I.awgivcr, whose rules are indie
pendent of geography and prescribe the bnpnnecs of
ali, standard uninfuenced by climate or bv creed
w I'm America the connexions of such a work arc
many and nigh Viewing the American people as
oanG OF brethren, who who under the guidance O:
Providence, have gone forth into better and HAMMER
land It's authors have much of that sympathizinp feel
ing expressed on the rustic tombstone,
MOT lost, bit gone before
They orc conscious TOO, that their own part tbey
have much 10 offer which may be useful to their trans
planted kindTid As america increases in poprlntiop
and IN power, its citizens will discover more and more
aoundant sources OF 10 warn O.
TO cncouregc-n those struggles and collisions of in
terest which community has passed throuoh ana
at which The other must arrive
! lnthe WestmnSte- Review the interests of the
American people will be always aTectionateIy defen
ded to the fullest extent consistent with those laws
general good, which make the morality of the Uni
verse It's conductors desire in return to take mac
among the publications by which such portion of the
fruit OF knowledge ~ from time to time shall ripcn in
tho Ola World may be exchanged for the huryes.s Of
the New.
The work is issued quarterly, at six dollars per ar
num- and VIII usually be received in the United
States about one month AFTER ITS publication in Lon
/ don. Subscriptions received by
| ma J. II. NASH, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
FRESH DRY GOODS

anticipation of their general advertisement, tie
subscribers inform their customers ard other pur
chascrs tha they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston. One Hun
dred end Eighty Packages Fresh .4me,ican and
British Dry ('oods in winch included their own
importation from England, (via New York; consist
ING IN part Of the following articles
Extra blue, black brown. olive and olive brovr
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, rnized fancy mixed, and
lavender London cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles ouiltugs
White and co!ored ground chintz, printed do do
Plain buff toilere(s
A beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy checked, and striped, and .4driano,,le e-A
ne'o style ginghams
) 1, I and 6-l cambria and iaconct muslirs
w hlte bordcred cravats, very superior-and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills
Their assortment is now very good, and will in a
low days DC the most commanding they have ever
had. L. & T. JAMES 81 70
az I5-u Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

MARRIED-At the residence OF Doct. S. Gibson.
IN the Ctyof Baltimore, on the 28th April by the
Rev. Doct. Wyatt, GEoRGE CAREY, Esu. to MARY
Il. daughter of the late Patrick Gibson OF this CITY
MARRiED-ln Columbia, S. G.. on Wednesday
evening 22th ult., by the Rev DR.. Goulding JorN
PREsToN, Esq. of Abingdon, Virginia, to Miss Cam
o.rNE, daughter Of Gen. Wade Hampton, of Column
ba. =. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Richmond COunty.-For House OF Delegates. MAJ
Thomas r.. Barnes %, Carter Mitchel-No opposi
ton For the amended Constitution o., against It
81.
Broofe.-Dclegatcs, Jesse Ed1ington 1872. Jro.
C--Campbellt i76, Sam'l Iicrdman 40, David Purl
96-ror the Constitution 90, against it $50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

u The following article from the Petersburg Old
Dominion, announcing the discovery of dcfalcation
on the part of the late Collector of that port conveys
in an authentic shape, what rumor has for some
time bruitcd, but what we hoped was not true.
The pecuniary injury sustained by the government
IS the least deplorabe of the consequences of official
delinquency. 1t throws stigma the morals OF
the government, and however undeservedly, reacts
upon all those with whom the delinquent may chance
TO be politically associated. We have seen the mer.
ccnares of this Administrations already in the case OF
Watkins, deriving from his Delinquency, an argument
classification for that extensive prescription resort
ed to the instrument OF political reward and pun
ishment. We have seen them indlscrminatey bran
ding the removed with suspicion, hoping that the dis
elimination of the ignorant and the heated, was unc-
quail to detect the faacy of nferring the guilt OF NIL
from the guilt of one is to persons standing in this
rela,iont is to the of the country, the genius
ofwhose institutions is outraged by the high handed
tyranny of Andrew Jackson and his miuons-that
the conduct of tie late Collector OF Petersburg as
Stunning the annexed statement to DO true, operates
the most cruel injury aud injustice.
We congratulate tue mercenaries upon the GTgv-
mens which this dedication supplies. They will no
doubt make tho most Of it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
THE INDIAN QUESTION.

The extreme length of the Reports made TO the
Two Houses on the Indian Question having prevent
cd their republication in this paper, VIC propose 10
supply the omission and moro than compensate the
Feader by the insertion Of one two the principal
speeches on either side, in the Senate. To that end
we have commenced that of Mr.. Freylinghuysen OF
NJ Jersey very highly uppaudcd by all who heard it
on the side Of the Indians and will follow it up with
Mr.. Forsyth's or Judge Whites, or both on the
other.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
From The Old Dominion.

The public have long been apprsed Of tho removal
Of Col. James Robertson from tho Office of collector
Of the port Of Petersburg, and that gave II
opinion that he owed his removal TO his extreme no.
litical violence. We now learn with regret, that
Col r. is defaucr to considerable amount, process
having been served upon him, time last week,
at the suit of tho United States, for about twenty
five thousand dollars. We forbcar commenting on
this unpleasant subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
BALANCE MANUFACTORY
Soda Water VS.. Cock-TaiI.

Soda Water vs.. Cocktail
81 ANlNG commenced the preparation Of Soda
d z Water, which shall attend to i'm person. tho
public may expect to Get it pne and ocd and as eco
Monty is tho order ofthe times, / would recommend
the use Of the Soda, in place of the other not only
because 1t Is cheaper and more conducive 10 health.
but because any one who is addicted to the of cock
tail cannot be q member of the Temperance Socictv.
shall also keep supply of Saratoga Wa'er. which
well the Soda, shall he bept as cool as thew can
be procured elsewhere.
30 10 II. G. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

.amonn' q Produce and Wander II Boats passed
do,cn through The Locer Locks.
MAY 3.--97 hhds. tobacco; 81 , bbls -four; Al TONS
plgme'al; $500 feet plank tons sand; cords wood;
% boats; i coal do; 97G bus. coal
MAY 4.-65 hbds. tobacco; $50 bbls. -four; 90 bbs.
haX-seed on; ton hcmp 10 bus. corn; ~ boats; )
coal do; 37I2 bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

DUETS, AIRS, &c.
COLLINS g. co. have received n further SUP
~ ply OF Music consisting in part Of the following
pieces:
Mrs .NcDonaiTS PARTITIONS, 2. Knapton
UW y0u rome IN The Bo,cer, do J F. lance
PGddy q Carroll do. r. X Moran
81 He1 di qUsH metals, from Rosina opera
.fnrch and P0ndo, from Der Freyschutz ~ ITolsf
PaTtsidn R0ndo, Il. Niguerie
Grand Russian March, G. F. Francis
Butte IF .NaUarin, brilliant fantcsio, wah an ac-
compartment for the violin J, Payer
Beettorcn's Grand WaH=, y. Segurs
HcmenrGys nth SeH COfiiyrs
highlands Chorus
.Herdndsr
Uhitc LGRy
BonH,ts 81 Birs
kjHy C2orcy
Mud as The .Holnbedn, n Guctt. A. TAYLOR
Thou art Dly oniy Lore, G.. nj. Won Webbcr
Stay iord ArJiHa, written by Col. Hamilton, nu-
sic, A. Clifton
Fright he ing Dreams IT. r. Bshcp
absent Friends a. Clifton
Nh! Cruel Maid, Kelley
Fee 'Candcrdin Dreams, J a. Wade; &c. &c
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
SPRING GOODS.
II. c. MCNAMARA

SPRING GOODS.
UNIIE subscribers arc receiving their Spring Sup
Il ply OF Earibcnwarc China and CiLiss, inmc-
dlatcly from Liverpool, which, with thcir former
stock, comprises large and extensive assortment
Particular attention has been paid the selection Of
goods suitable to country and city trade We cope
clally invite the attention Of those who usually pur
chase IN the northern cities, We believe our terms
are as low as in any city iu The United States
1p l7-Jso7' rf' HOLT g. ROSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
MARINE . Il w =.
PORT or RiCH.NO.YD.

ARRIVED,
Schr Agenoria PearCe, 10 days from Charleston,
with salt, 70 T IIaxull &. co.
Schr Jane, --, from Washing ID. c. with
tar, 10 master.
Fisher.
SAILED,
Schr Triton, Snow, for Boston, coal.
Schr Richmond, -, for Boston, coal
Schr Orator, Gator for Gosport, (Dry Do OK )
stone.
SloOp Charlotte & Sarah, Rsby for New Yorl:
coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
1 sscfsoss AaIF0.
THIS DAY.
DY OTIS, DUNLOP a. CO.
HATS

~ %.
HATS.
On THURSDAY, the 9th Nav, n. 10 o,c,ot.
VIII De sold at our Auction Store,
iOo cases mems fine hats
ap3O q n g.
Stock OF DRY GOODS at Apc,;o,
On FRIDAY, the 7th inst. at 10 o,,,nrt Iii r. .
sold at our Auction Rooms the reInanJ.r 80 NJ II r.
Hgginbotham's stock of DRY GOODS. cons;.,;.
In part OF the following articles, all Of which ver ,
ported direct to this p1cs-are of superior nn,,y
and well worth the attention of merchants: viz. ~
en- 'ri, linen satteens, cotton drill prin,ed guitings
ladies white cotton hose, mems white do ladies
oack and white silk gloves, cases A and Cd cam
ofcK' ease checked s striped gingham, I case lac
ohet muslin, case In nbored and plain book muslin
case tapes case batiste dresses superfine cloth,
ana cassimeTes. bale duficl blnnkets hall ,oI
flannel, case German shir,ing linen bales ozn,
nurSS' case tickhnourg, case thread, Sc &c.
Terms at sale o. d. g. CO 49,.
ma 6
pal,mdie Stock of DRY GOODS Of Aue,;a,,
an Wednesday. the l2th of Nav next M 10
- O'Clock, wlli be sold under the mana oen,en, nj
Gus, DunioP & Co. at their Auction Rooms our o,
tire Stock OF ~ 90
DRY GOODS
Amounting TO upwards of $50 600, COMPRISING the
most general and valuable assortment ever Offered in
TINS Piace-Ihe sale Will be without reserve -rermv
ana months credit, for app owed negotiable no,es
we shall for six weeks, continue 10 offer o,r-
siocH t private sale, at very reduced prices and m
VIte those wanting great bargains to give us cali
mar - KYLE G. COCHRAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

Tickets SIC, Halves 5, Quarters So Eighths %
"a Tickets and shares IN all the above schemes in
the usual great variety for sale at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF THO i. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
MANAGERS OFFICE.

DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY,
EXTRA No. 2,
Draws en- MONDAY next. at o'clock P. NJ.
Capitals, SIS 900, 1000, 1000, 500, and 5 O
81 ,OCo-Whoe Tickets s., halves 2, quarters
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
Final Advertisement.

ma d--5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07
WINTERS ARABIAN-

F'HIS beautiful and true Arabian Stallion will stand
at my stable, in the county of Brunswick, 80
mules South of Petersburg, and Is miles Northeast
ned. Those having blooded mares, and being d.si-
rous OF improving their stock, viii not omit this OPP
Portunlty of doing so, as It rs probable he will not
again stand in this section of the country 1t will be
reauiy admitted by all breeders of fine horses, that
stock does at this time as much need CROSS OF
this kind, as the English did at the time the Codol-
phin Arabian commenced Governing in England and
no doubt will be, by this cross, as much improved as
That was Evidence Of his Arabian origin, and the
ished before the season commences
Jan 5-tS hDf5N THICKER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

4
HNHE following Garden Seeds are warrant cd
II frersh and .aurtrea, and are believed to be e.
quail to any of their kind ever sold in this market
efSons wishing to obtain Seeds of this description
are respectfully invited to apply send their orders
10 tue subscriber, one door above the Mansion
House, Richmond; who can also supply them with
st;,dne Medicines, Paints Oils Doe SHIRTS &C. ON
The aroa reasonable terms.
CHARLES GODDARD.
Acknowledgement Giant
BALM-Lemon
bEAHs-Eary Mazaran; ye1Iaw six wcebs; snail
Lime; case knife Dutch; early China bush
BEEr-Long blood; early turnip; yellow turpip
66aooohr-Pnrpe cape fne: white cape superior.
oai early penton; red Dutch; flat Ouch; imperial
large drumhead green glohe savoy; yellow savoy
CARRoT-Long Orapge faInon Altnurfrynn
CAULIFLoWER-Earfy
CELEBy-Sofid white
CREss-Curfed
CUcUMnEa-Early fnane; lang grGsn
EGG PLANT-Purpfe
IGHDTvIB OR SAcoRY
hETTUeE-Early rose; imperial; broWu Dutch; ice
MANGEI WURrZEr
AlEIoN-Citron; canteIope
oNroN-Red; white Portugal; AIedGifa
PARsNlP-Large Butch
PEAs-Earfy May early June; early six weeks
cary W ashingion; early Charlton; Jefferson; blue
white Prussia
PEpPER-Sauash; Cayenne
PEPPER 0RAss
PUMPKrN-Yelow
MP
SATISFY OR VEGATAnLE 0YsrERs
SPfNAcH-Round
SaUAsH-Eariy bush
IURNIp--Early white Dutch large white fat,
= Dedham HAT; fong white Gnilford; large yellow
French; large winter
RUrA BAGA. Ian -g,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07
TRUSTEES ;SdLE

virtue OF deed of trust executed for certain
tnersp mentioned, by the late andon Garter IT. or Pill
county winch deed bears date the 18Th day of Mach
to ana rs OF record in the clerks office Of the COUNTY afoe
aM WIZ at the Courthouse Of the county aforesaid AZ n
CLOCK, ~ W Oh Monday, the 18th day of April ner gsI
Tor SAFE TO he highest bidder for cash. tract Of land ;g IN
he county aforesaid near the SAID house and adiae
10 ane tal which said tract the property of The sa;S
Carer, aud contains about bVndred pd sixt acres
an }-<ay3p John Ny1NOis T~~s.e-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07

by The Caledonia from Liverpool, we have our Ion
don files 10 tic Both November, and Iiyerpool m.
pers OF Isl December. There is no political intel
gence Of any moment unless specnlationg of some
o. 'he Lond9n papers upon The a|lcdgcd intention of
~" French hHhr =" mpdfv ~, constitutional cfa--
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07

~ fOLLAtkD viii continue his School the ,suinp wear
IN the vicinity Of the Virginia Banks FERNS of tuition
10, Ie' number OF scholars made known to applicants
nc WIZ also Continue night school during the winter
months, and give lessons Writing Arithmetic Bookeepioo
&c. los the convenience Of young in business "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07
.M4AAGERs' OFFICE.

spLdyH.dGE6S' OFFICE.
VIE following are the numbers drawn in the
II Union Canal, 18th Glass:
rs so SIS 81 40 Al 81 %.
S, %, 40, prize of $500
81, 40, SO, do 10D
Sold ut tue Managers Office
1an e YATES e. MTNPYRE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07


v UarNlA.-At rules bclden In the CLERKS o{F;e. :,
1.-THE superior court of chancery for DIE Rebp,nh,t
district, The 5th day of October, 1899: YIN NJ Harr
pit against David Pnrkhurst, and james Kiry ,hI,:
Partners, &c. John f.. Laughton aad flames Holter
The defendant David Parkhurst .,t ;tav;r,, ,.,..t
MS appearance and given security aoeordus 10 tt az,
OF assembly and the rules Of this court and a,s.
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he n no, an irfr6
tan OF this coniDtry; IS ordered that she sa;, lersu
dant do appear here the tenth day Of The NJ, ~
January term, and answer the bill Of the pla;n,f mi
tnat copy OF this order be forthwith nseri.d in srm
newspaper published IN the city Of Rchmond Co. ~,
months successfully, and posted the front door n ire
capitol, in the said city. wv " VIC
copy. Teste, WIN. &. psxrIrrns = =.
w me CoNsTITUTIoEAL WHIG Is Ia,bIi-,,,o - go
week. (Fuesdsys and Friday.,) at FIVE doIja,, ~,
mum, payable in advance. "'S per ans
IL For advertising75 cents u SQUARE Co to..> H. r.
nSt insertion, and oO cents for each cnrtipa ~.
OF insertions most be norA on the MS oibe,vss
hsy WIZ ~ eont'noed and charged accordingly.
w AHetteTs TO the Editors posi- ua i'd or ,bsy
will receive attention. -
u Notes nf chartered specie paying Banks Of aux :,
the States viii he received IN payment for .,
the Wing, though Virginia U. States Bank Nors ,,
be p1efered and reniances be ntaG9 tl,o,eb tho
Rost OfiSe - Tho risk nf tic Editors
~ PTevinus 10 = discoptiirusnce of che razc, an q
ieaTHgPs must hr paid up. And those who may v;.I
discontinue, will nofy the Editors To thar eape;
tbIs days bz"re T rcri"d exrres - iyJ,f,s i,,S
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
DDTCC NTERTCTNFS. PAINTS q DY E.STIrI7%
'' FOR sale, BY FN
archibald $. Todd.

\ FEW DOORS Office MAN seI! Wynseg Where oI
assOtm
= ASH Among the arices o hand the ioho"ln5
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FRESH SAND OIL.
AISll

LORLLLARDS
Physicians omtM
their the
Bewax in
Wheeling Apn H.,
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w. RHOADs,
Commission and forcartu. Merchants
NO 10. RoWLY,s wharf,

Commission ana forcart.u. Mrc'aHa
NO. "a, BowLx's wharf,
BALTIMORE,
TPO ESPECTFTILT oilers bis services, i'- r .,-
lRAPurchuse OF Sale of Goods, and i3l '. p. ..s
warj.ug oftho same toauy par, 90 tde ,.:.ls-
PROPERTY directed 90 ms care, l-. -...-.
purpose viii meet with prompt and ol. b, .to
for which Commission VIII he charged GU '
lowest rates. ,-,, 1f
Inn Forwarding goods To- the West bF |.s N
Pittsburgh and N Wheeling, particular A,.l..''. ...
De riyen to their Immediate and .ai-, sA .
TRANSFORMATION. at either of which p.HceS '....
c1n. as NAV be most convenient sot.- -'-'0-
and Charges. r.,.-
GOODS by the Boston and Providence Inc Line
bv the ..Nev York and Baltimore Des1r ".
Packets. and bv the Baltimore and l0.'oe i'''
Despatch Line Packets through the .'..., '
landed near DIS Warehouse which W0 l.o'-.
injury TO Goods from drlyage, and save --'' -'
pense. ,.-.It.
Merchandise win be received and ....,I,e1 'l
the above lines of packets or 10 Die s...' 'D-
commission. ,-r U..
a Packet of thc "Bqlim0r. and \... ioI9 Des'
match Eue' leaves Coffee House Sip -'.'t-- Nr
aud BoWey's Wharf Baltimore every ~" ,'--
TRr. IN 81 THJRsroS. Il9 From. ST. ~
rs. RHoAus, ID B9Irll's Hh1-t b-'. As..
Also. Packet of Che "PHH'.f.ltII'.N r, ~ ~
BuTmoRE DfsrtrcH l'Nl-
mi C.s...-aL Canal sails du.y. .t1m No
q N.rth Wra'-''
6IoV50 WAkEMhN an Wnva+) -
~ RHOADs. ID BsvIy's Whrf
Baltimore.
h...' .-.-.......--.,-
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CORDAGE STORE.

ana Is now ready TO execute all orders for arti-
eles IN hs line, with which he may be favored, ane
on tle most advantageous terms He has now on
n1Hu a very extensive assortment Of Cordage Of
tg;e'y description, to which he is daily adding from
jlls Iactory Ills prices will be regulated by the
t = fHtsbHgh 8 Cincinnati rates; and he
Ne confident OF beng able to I'll all orders OF
Merchants, who may favor him with their custom.
on az least as good if not better terms than can BE-
procured any whore else in the Western Country.
ne WlA warrant his work 10 be Of the very best
4uaiiiy' Commanders Of Boats are requested 10
re-l..I addressed 10 Messrs Knox and Mckee,
ion ~ ana DoooDl, aod d. b. Bayless, Commits
- 'o' 'ie cii1''' OF to HIMSELF promptly attended
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