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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
FARE REDUCED.
THE STEAMBOATS,

POC.IHON7.4S, COLUMBUS, .NOPFOLE
aud ILRGLALl
WILL. in future, carry passengers from Rirt
w mond To Norfolk at three dollars. and t,,+
thence TO Baltimore for seven dollars lpc11,n,, man,
1hcsC Boats IN order to arrive as early a. posi-
BILE III the evening, viii only stop at CITY Point and
Jnmcs-T Town. except for such passengers A. come. on
IN Boats. All baggage at tie risk of rho cw ncrs
dec l9-eodBt II LEWIS IUDLAV Agcnt
Grand aud Siendid Sch,iae. far tie .S,,c w.
Juon Canal, No. -. To BE- drawn end of I,,,,,
ry--GO numbers with 10 drawn ballots bv ul,cb IL
holder OF package of 20 whole. (Which cost 5000
must draw 500, rcaisug one half and with 4, c,,,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

WIN. MCRERY, ramon, bcrs 10 Inform
W his friends and tho public, that although some
what IN confusion, occasioncd Nv the late Ere in his
store until it 10 repaired, he can bc found Wy stairs
ready To execute auvofdcrs IN rvs Inc, for which hc
~ b tlankT' ID fO-:f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
NEU YE,4R GIETS

"A LbiNiS ia elegant and common b,,o,,q< with ,.,,.
n and co'oured paper and rngravnss
a DICTIONARY, or Literary Album. by Mrs Writ To the
'eseHt community, this book is worthy Of their attention
variety OF Juvenile Books suitable dirrrn, ages with
,,,;co w. 81 o'1 ''s,aFms' together wIh many other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

a paNCiN" rAhlf Will be gwen 1 shoekoe HE
n Tavern Friday the si Of January Crus,-, ,;.,
Bar A, ~ ~ "''"er al ."e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
Dan AFTER TO .HORROU

The drawing G the "lrudd New York lottery ,,iff,., a
eevvd c al"'ai lusc sljWo Great cbancr pf prrsLa
scr ~ ha's Out OF On Tickets ony s. share IN p,os
u'u, ,or sic al r C!t'lr'- g., - az a. w
&C. H.. ''' '"eo'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

J7piES WINS iO.N, Commission .lierchIHi
HAS On consignment. and offers for salc--
IL l. 10 bids of Porte Rico and y. O. sugar
20 barrels of refined sugar at u to 20 cts.
10 '' brown sugar, 81. Croix.
80 :" herring
20 nett shad
% cider vinegar
30 " choice crab cider
80 boxes of mould candlcs at 10! c's.
40 soap
81 hue ruram hats
100 reams OF wrapping paper
20 printing do
so wiring do
10 pieces Of cotton bagging at 10 Gle.
20 coils Of bail!ng rope
- dozen W ,nisOr CHAIRS
ware selves, assorted sizes
20 - SIDES, waXed and russell lea her
J,0Or los. OF cotton yarn, assorted
10000 of Hack 5 superior segars
Red cords. leading ln,s bags OF wool ,a. -cl AID
NEW AND OLD BACON. &C. &c all for sale Of
The most reason, bic terms. ian lis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
.lyhal lho' .he Dad Is ln.i,
Nj Is not lost M uncOnqres,l,lc viii
AMI -i"dy OF revenge, Immortal bate.

And courage never to submit os Weld
Inc government OF n nation nav be u.urrcl b. the
inrclh Intru ion of IN individual into the throne
hn' 10 conquer Its WILL, So as To vest the rght -,
TINT, The only legitimate basis. requires long ac,ic.
conc" and the cessation If all ~ The WIN
historians Of England therefore, have always ,,,n"
back to the Saxon pcrioG for the true principles of
their Ccus,I' utou: while the Tories and Hume tho;
hence conclude, hat tho Constitutional claim nv thu
matte OF the good old Saxon laws and The sr,irrl
20 rcCo:cr In ''enCroachmcn;s of tho pcnnl,
on the crown. and not usurations of tho crown ON
the people Hume. with ijrodic, should he The last
histories of England 10 be read if first read Hume
makes an English Tory. from whence il Is an ea.y
step 10 American TUryIsm But there is a history
by Baxter. IN which. nbrdging somew hat by leaving
ont some en- ire incidents less Interesting now than
when Hume wrote. he has given the rest in the dcn-
tca! words of Hume. except that wlcn he comes to
4 fact s.*f,d h. states II truly, and when to Il suD-
PRECISION Of truth lie supplies IT, never o'hcrwisc
changing word IL is ir fact an ed;iio srDny-1fo
OF Hume. Those who brink from the volume of
RIpin, may read this first; aud from this Law first
fIu1daion III the basis of Truth.
OF Modern Continental lIitory n very general
idea may he first arrived nt. leaving for future and oc
cast nu ding the particular histories such coun-
trics as may cXcI:" curiosity at the time This ma
b. Obtaiurd from Malets Northern Auti0uiticS Vol
History, Russrls Modern Europe, Hallam's Middle
Ages and Robe'tsons Charles V.
You ask what book would recommend 10 DC first
read in Law. ! am glad 10 Grl from a conversation
with Mr. Gimer, that he considers Coke Li;llcton
as n'thods"d by Thomas rs unqueSiIOnahly The ho 81
elementary work. and the which will hC The text
book of his school II is now as agreeable reading as
Blackstone, and much more profound.
] pray you consider this huSiy and iinu"rlrr'
sketch as intended merely to prove my wish to be
useful t" You. and that with it you will accept Tic
Assurance Of Hly esteem and respect.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

TIE Norfolk IlBrald states that Cotton Continues 10 arrive
ia y tina, place Wagons well by water. aud that
the quantity passing through stirring inica
tons Of heavy transactions Tho Scanioat Petersburg
turned ls week from the Roanoke with three boats
tow, laden with 100 bales Cotton for that market
NuHFoLR, Dec. 30.
CorroN Sir hundred buIes, we understand, chan
ged hands Yesterday OF q cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
10 No papers from beyond Baltimore, were rrcciv.
cd by tho Northern mail yesterday.


The Senate yesterday after Opposing Of petitions
and resolutions Executive business
la t'e House oi Representatives., the resolution nv
Nj Hunt on te subject OF the distribution 0 the pcers OF
the public iinis, asaiu TAKEN TAP, and discussed until tic
expiration Of the hour apart for the consideration uf
when the discussion arrested fpre
taken The House Iheu. after passing bills ordered
he rngr0ed ou the Preceding day, o.ucd the unfinished
business at Monday, Lang tive b establish rule the
computation of thy mileage Of members upon which
cpssion took place, bat coe any question taken tie
IIorsf Adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

Nlel Register of Saturday, speaking " tie Baltimore an,
ONO Rail road says:
'Fm the progress actually made, regard the question
entncly settled the accomplishments aud nCalcuiahl
utility oi this mighty work gcd d,i! j. IN hc done; IL,
ample pcrcncc hAs been afforded rud
every din' uv. and at reasonable expense Tins concern
cuulG not he placed IN ADLER hands
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

Captain ITENRv Il BALLApp has been appointed
to command the United States Frigite Brandywnc,
now fitting OUT at New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

BOARDING-HOJ SE.
Oeer Mr.. ChubJ'S Lonery Cffcc and one R,or ajc,c
Mr. Cprnn. ciork- CHd tcu'ch maker.
MFRS. SARAH PURCELL. could accommodate
w few more Members of the Legislature with
comfortable rooms-good beds, &c. on moderate
terms, If application be made this week
dec l1-tiif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
ATTENTION.!


MO mail North of Baltimore YESTERDAY. conse-
~ qucntly the drawing at the Delaware aud SoutI,
Caroina Lottery d not arrive-it will be received
THIS DAY at one o'clock.
capita prize $4,000 few Tickets al 81 and
shares In proportion, may be obtained By early appl-
cation at LAMBERT'S
jan FOr unafc Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
The following Card appear, IN rhr La, National Int

Int Jowing Cdfd uppcdf, ihr asi National
CAED EXTRA
or An o'd friend 10 Ladies NOT oniy iuvitc but ecrn.ir
adnou~hes huc who may honor with thcr trcncc MAJ
tceut hall 90 thr evening o the Bt of January. o the
quad AGAINST being buu dive 80 vagauy aud autis-
tcalS do lae, OF fashion dress, that should one az the
tall take m all might 10 involved lancs before csc auc
could I've Effected To hc buUt Is rn, matter S. Paul
That lsctnn better TO be married tiu bun-ur
something 10 thit purpose a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01
Mo>r,crLLo, Oct. 18th, 1875.

fTc Mr.. j. V. Is.
DEAN SIN: do not know whether tho professors,
20 whom ancient and modern History assigned
nj the University, have vet decided on the course Of
lhs,oricai reading which they w recommend 20 their
schnols. Ifthey have, wish this letter tn he con.
sdcrcd as not writtcn their course The result OF
1n1'urc consideration, will be- prci,ra5et 10 any thing
Tcoull recommend. Under this uncertainty, md tn"
rather - YOU arc Of neither of these schons, may
hazard son" general IDEAS, 20 be corrected by what
they recommend hereafter.
tn all cases prefer orign1l a'hors t' conpllcrs
For those Of ancient history therefore, Of Greece aud
Rome especially, ] should advise The usual suite of
Herodoius, !hucydidcs, XeDophCn, Diudurus. Ivy,
Cesar SuctonIus, Tacitus, and Dion. IN their urigI
uas unlerstOod AMI IN TRANSACTIONS ifnut For IL,
continuation ~ the 6nnl destruction Of the Empire,
,.o must be- content with Gbbun compiler; with
Serur fara ulicious recnpiunticn Of the whole ---
6ftrT this general course. there number Of par
,cular histories filing up cllrsms, which may be- rcnd
ut leisure in the prog Of li;', such Arrian. q
C,urfii,s Polybius Sallust. Pluarch, Dionvsius of
1Tnlicarnassus &c. "Anc'cnt UnivCrFnl History
should be on our shelves asa book general reference
the mort learned and most foithfl perhaps TINT ever
wa writtcn: is styln 'ry piin, b1t per7picuors
IN mod, m history, there arc but two nations with
whose course, lis interesting 70 us IN be- Intimately
acquainted, tn wit, France and England For the
former, Millots General History Of France may
ruflcicnt. to the period when Dnvilla commenced
IIc should he followed by Prrrcfxc, Suy, Voltarc's
J.ous XIV ard Ny., Ia Crctcc'+ IL ne. Steele
Marmortals R'gcu.e Tou''nglonF Frcrch Rcv'lG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

TEN DR.iUN BILLOT,SI !
NEW YORK LOTTERY, drawing viii be re-
ccivcd To- Morrow by the Northern Mail.
SIXTY NUMBERS, TEN DR.4US-
FRIES: $1,000, $500, 5000, 1000, . Of 900,
oi 300, . of 100. 10 Of 300, &c. Sc.
Tickets S1-iialyes , 5O-Quartcrs %
For sale by L.. MICKLE,
IAN Next belo. the door OF the Earle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

doc cojtn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-01

or 1T one o'clock Dag,
The drawiny Of thr Maryland State Lottery class
No g, Will b., received by BIGGER Odd and Ever
system, by which The holder Of two tickets or two
shares, Is Certain oil obtaining least pirze and
mag draw Ltree
$4,000 Capital Prize.
Tickets s., Halves . 40, Quart % Einhls O. cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

Extract Of letter from CUracon, dted 4M Jan. 1880
received by The Gen Pdo>.
THE Governments of Venezuela, Gusyamu, and
CnmAn0 have declared against Monarchy, and order
ed 5000 men under Gen. Marine to msrch against
Bolivar; consequently great deal .: blood shed is TO
be expected"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
I..ne. on a pal.n - n an English Grtaen.
~ MRS. HENANs.

n Mrs. HENANs.
l'vavei nlt -bf.' an Eastern sky.
Beside a iopnt Of Arsby;
tt was not hnu'd hy southern breeze
iu some green isle OF Indian seas,
Nor did ats graceful shadow sleep
Ger stream Of hf'ic' lone and deep
BIT ~ 'hs cxl lied Palm tree grew
Must foliage Of n kindred hue;
ihgo' 6is iebumum's dropping gold
l'Sc The ,'gtt shaft oi orient mould,
Aud EuTppe's violets, family sweet,
iGsp.c the noSs-beds at rs feet.
Strange locked u,hcrc!-;he willows stream'd
Where sIlvsry waters near Il E.sam'd;
The line-Oongh lurcd the honey bee
10 nurnur 10y the Deserts Tee,
And showers 81 SNOWY roses made
\ lusifc IN IT. ian.lke shade.
There came an eve of fes,al hours
Ech music filed that gardens bowers
lHnps, thu from Towering branches hung,
ca Spa:,- "g dew son colours Hung,
Aud hr'sht iortns c'auced-a fairy show
ndri the blossoms to aud go.
hGt ono, a lone one, midst the thronc,
Scsm'd reckless of all dance OF song.
He vas Il youth Of dusky mcm,
NhcTcOn the Indian sun had been
OF cccs;ed brow, AMI long black hair
y stranger, like tie Palm tSee, theIe.
Ahd slowly, sadly moved IS plumcs,
Git,cring aihwart the lcafy sloom,,
lie paSs'd the pale green olives Ivy,
N1r wnu the chcsnu, flowers his eve;
Rdt when To that sole Palm Inc cane
inen shot a sap,uIe through tis fame
10 him, 10 him its rUstlirg s,ckc,
The silence of his soul 1t broke,
II whispered of his own bright isle,
That lat the ocean with smile;
Aye, 10 his ear that native torr
Had sOmchn. Of the sea waves moan,
His mothers cabin home, that lay
Where fraihcry cocoas Enscd the bay;
The dasng of his hicihren's oar,
Tho couch note heard along the ShOTc;--
All thTO' IN. Weakening bosom swept.
lie clasp'd Ills coun,ry's Tree and wcpl.
Oh, scorn him no:,--thc strength, whereby
The patriot GIrds himself TO die,
Tn uncon1ucrablc power which G.ls
The freeman battling on his hills
These have one fountain deep and clear
The same whence gush'd thai child Ike tear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

black Steam Doe,oT has been recognized in Phila-
dnPhia to take lis trial fyr The murder Of black
child steamed to dc0fh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

DISTRESSING AcCiDENT.-We learn taat on Fri
day morning last, about O'CLOCK, the Dwelling house
ot u Mr. Stevens, OF Green, was discovered 10 be on
fire. and an effort Immediately made to arouse
the family, who were asleep III the huuse. These
cyertlons proved unavsling respects Mrs Stevens
and infant child in bed with her, who were both
consumed with the house and lis contents!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

COFFEE, WHISKEY, PORK, &c.
En hsg- prfuc green coBJc
~ 70 bbe Bal. whislcy, part very old &. prime
= = bbs mess aud prime pOIS
bbls " T..
20 bali aud ar. boxes bunch raisins, now fruit
Jdsi fece,yed per schooner Lead and other GrTi-
yaL-, oni Tor sale low by the subscriber
fnb 6 cost WIN J. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
Dear Sir.

WIN respect TO The Ilank mania, forcss " Il in
lIg. and then opposed tho establishment ofhe Bank
OF " D which knew was onlJ on noculaiion.
have marked the progress Of he Disease. and aeon
mat " was ihcuroblo, and to end in death. There
III be vast crush Of private for,unrs, rs on the
dsash ot the old continental paper az Of tho Asson
aus OF France, the Mississippi paper Of Law, tho
south Sea paper Of England, &c. The most nitIa
bic OF its victims now as before, viii he The beI,lee
widow and orphan Prodnut men will MITIGATE ;,S
effects by caution. They viii protect tbemsclycs
AZ they do their ienccs when the woods are a fire
by hreng against 1t. What is most blnrocnbIo !. -
cruelty OF your process roastinp us before slo,y
IRE, ME tho martyrs in the days Of persocp,ior
lnsterd of your fOocn banks be nerciGTi ord 80
Us tho coup ne grace make il thousand. Hove
meet oil hazards and trials with INV fsos r,s,. "
u we Reep together shall be safe, and whom CO.,
Is so apparent as TO become visible 10 Tho n,n;orf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
From ne Charionessiile .g,yroco,, Ell -

IIo'J Ne LH'rloHesoltIe 8dr0cdff. FED. Io
a friend, who was mcmter OF the Virginia -.
g'sature ~ inc session OF l8l5-l6, and who vGs in
correspondence with Mr. Jefferson ON tho s,,hiso, &C
the batch Of Banks at that tmo proposed 10 be ess
iished has thought that il might he Of interest NJ
tins ,me to give to the public, tho following rcmarks
ny 'hat distinguished statesman on that pToicet;.
n..c,- MONTICELLO, Jan. 81, nc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

Advlces from Little Rock, thrlarsa.l state Ola.
the Choetuw- nnl Osagcs iayo been committing hoe
tlics on each other Seven 'Osarcs were Lille,
a. one Of their hunting camps on The Canada ri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

Burning IN EGy-WitIn c5e.le or w,cts
past rs the papers state Two Governors Of PenusY-
yans have boon buugI 10 cry. Vhe people Of
Mercer pcrormed Ibis ccr,myny 10 relation TO Gov.
SIdIzc fo' rardonn9 robbers and inurlcrcrs; while
his SUCCESSOR, Gov Wolf, hls been burned in cligv
~ S1u'r'e for appo;ati1r m1gJns himself n moson)
70 Office Wha;cvar 1c real or supposed provoca-
ton, such proc ct.ugs arc cy..y way iHcXc Isab.c
Eut sc note thcw a5 s.gua ~ tie .incs.
an pat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
RssTssas@eaD GSGSs6M,
GEN ERAL ASSEMBLY,.
IN SENATE-Frn 10.

The Senate have passed the bill vcst,nr GER
tain lands III the Ovcrscers of the Poor of the lower
parish OF the county of Nanscmond, for purposes
therein mentioned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14
EAWard Stabler & Son

ID ESPECTFULLY inform those who have opPortu
4 = mites Of sending to Alexandria that they expect
to receive in the of The present week large
and general assortment of the best GARDEN SEEDS,
"a supply of Flower Seeds will subsequently come to
handj grown by d. e C. Landreth, at their Furseries
near philadelphia, and oarrant by them to be genuine
E. S. Son state, Also that they are Agents tor pro.
curing Plants, Shrubs, Vines, Roots, Fruit Trees Or
namental Trees, &c. ofevery description.
All will be sold at the Philadelphia prices, the pur'
chaser paying the expenses Of transportation, &C. on
articles ordered for him.
In addition to their own recommendation Of the above
articles. they give the following letter from disn
gushed citizen of Virginia.
OAK HILL, February g. 1880.
Geniiemen-I have received your letter Of the Esd,
and assure you, with pleasure that the Garden Seed
with which you have supplied for several years, is OF
exceen, quality, and such as my family have highly
approved. did rot know from whom you procured II,
but conclude from your letter that it was Messrs Land
reth.
With respect and esteem, yours,
JAMES MONROE,
To Messrs EDWARD STABLER SON,
Druggists .3ieran dsia.
march II 1awtJe7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14
New Spring Goods


WASHIN GTON BRENT
HAVE received, by the recent arrivals, large as
q j sortment of
STAPLE IND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which they disposed to sell very low TO their Gus.
toners and the public generally Amongst them are
Extra.super blue, black, olive, and mix'd cloths
Blue and mxd habit cloth, for summer coats
Super black crcassans; black hastings
Italian and French Ius,rings; black modes
Foul ard and other prints, in great variety
Plaid and striped singhams
Brown cambria, for cslash; batistes
Jsconet and cotton cambria
Plain and figured book and Swiss muslins
Flag. bandanna, and Madras hdkfs
cases LEGHoRN B0LIVARs, very cheap
Irish linens; long lawns
80. 1914 IRISH diapers bird eye and Russia do
Danssk table cloths and napkins
Linen canbrcs and cambria hdkfs
French brown linen and drilling
Brown and bleached Russia sheetings
Brown and bleached ticklenburgs
BurIsps, oznaburgs, and sacking
mn large assortment NJ
American brown shertings, shirtngs
Piads, stripes, and checks and Cotton Yarn
april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14
Spring Goods.
WILLIAM GREGORY & co.


WEAVE received by the last arrivals from n York,
y 4 full and general assortment OF SE.4SONaBE
DRY GOODS, which they are disposed to sell very
low. Among them are,
Fouiard aud Adrianope prints
London and Manchester ginghams
Black Italian and French lustrings
sucham pongees; gimp laces and quillings
, Rich black b0bbinet wells
Brown caIash cambria; batste
Italian grapes; nankeen and Canton grapes
Merino Cashmere; super black circassians
Bandsna and flag silk handkerchiefs
case superior qnality LEGHORNS.
Super black aud blue cloths and cssslmeres
Irish linens, long lawns, cambrics
Ladies' and misses cotton hosiery
Mems cotton hosiery. coored and white
.4meric n shrtings and sheeting, of every quality
Russia diaper, bieached ticklenburgs
Buraps, brown rolls, Scots osnaburgs
Also. l bale heavy Dundee Sacking
They expect to receive additional supplies OF Goods
by every packe, from New York during the season.
aDrl l2-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14
Spring Goods.
RICHARD s. HOPKINS & CO.

NIN1f-ffeO ID ffV' 1T " =
g1AVE received part of their spring assortment OF
"a DRY GOODS,
and expect shortly further supply, which will make
their stock unusually good-a'l of which they will sell
on liberal terms. Among them are:
rs and ~ Irish linens
"a and Sd table diaper
Ca!coes and Foulard musins
Ga cold cambrics, Swiss. jaconet and null musns
Brown and black bombazines
Green white and black Italian grapes
White gauze wells
Black bobbinet do. superior quality
v hite Grape lisse
do do do hdkfs
Rich cause scarIs and hdfS
Black and while silk hose
do do cotton do
Colored Gro de Maps and Gro de Indies
Rich bonnet ribbons
Gauze and lutes,ring do
Black hastings, &c. &c. april IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14
New SprinS Goods.

vJSHE subscribers respectfully inform their custom
Il ers and the public. that they have received by the
las, arrivals, and will receive by next,
125 packages SEASONABLE DREGO0DS;
which they viii sell as cheap, by wholesale, as they
can be bought in any market the terms, and
and as low by retail as they can afford.
AMONG THEN ARE
Extra-super black, blue, green, olive and mixed
cloths
DO do do do do cassimcres
Toilinet and Marsees vestngs
Brown and beacbed drilling
French linen
Foulsrd musins, an entirely new article
DC caicoes
Battistes; Italian lutestrings
Super gauze ribbons and gArnIttIres
Taffety do
Lephorn bonnets, very cheap &c.
april 9-1m JN'. W. JOHNooN = "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of .4LEGiADRL2, On. C..

ARRIVED. APRIL Is,
Schr Hiram, Barnes. Boston, via Plymouth;
plaster to the master and freight for the District
SAILED.
Brig Thomas & Edward. Glchrist Halifax.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, ...... Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14
Tenpeyance Society.

MEETING of the Temperance Society OF Alex
n andria will be held ThsrSday Evening. at half
mast o'clock, in the Session Room OF the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Churoh which meeting the friends Of the
Society are invited to attend,
BIZ order of the Presidents
,nr, ID, CASSlUS F. LEE, Secy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14
Mahogany.

EXPECT TO receive, in few days, a consignment
i of mahogany, selected and GU: BY person expe-
rienced in the BUSINESS which hope will be sold from
the wharf, Wis
Sin, table wood, wide and handsomely shaped
So in sdeboard tops, do do
"A in bed pillars, both mahogany & curld maple
q in. hand rails, for stair cases
Crotch and shaded yeneers; also, So coffin stuff
,pr;II4 GEO. JOHNSON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-14

ciety, cursing man! And this is one among
the millions of instances in which slavery for debt
has destroyed families, and ruined the morals of a
man who, under a rational government, might
have been the defender of liberty, and disciple
of religion.''