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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
Watches, Jewellery, sc.

VIE Subscriber has received his Fall
SUPPLY ofgOld and silver, lever. lepinc and viree
watches; fashionable diamond. pearl Jet paste, aud
fancy jewellery, gold and plated watch, neck, and
guard chains, seals. keys, sides, rngs, and hooks,
miniature case- and frames fancy bracelets coral g.
oee1 necklaces gun and glass Deeds, assorted, musi
cal boxcsto watches gold, silver and steel specta
Giles, ever-pont and common pencil cases. and lead
points fountain silver and steel pens silver tooth
PICKS and thnbies, becd retcn!es and purses rszors
nnd straps, penknves and scissors spy glasses ther
mome'ers, pocket pistols, and percussion caps fon.
eng foils' walking canes, snuff and fancy boxes;
general assortment ofsver plated and Bril- ware
tea trays single and in sets, bottle labels and school
NEEDLES, steel, gilt and silk watch and guard chains,
mathematical instruments, military goods watch ma
kers aud dentists tools and materials; together with
general assortment ol fancy and other goods in his
line, which he offers at unusually low prices
VIM. COWAN.
N. Ii. Watches, clocks, mathematical instruments
aud other articles IN the line carefully repaired.
Any article in the above line furnished to order at
enoIt notIce dec Geo Ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

'GNO SMOKEkS.-The subscriber hos on hand,
Spanish Segars OF a very superior quality, par
taking OF that pleasant favour peculiar TO the real
Spanish tobacco, and perfectly mild
dec 10 r. d. SANNAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
By d. TE.h'PORT. .aLEEN' s. co
DRY GOODS.


on WEDNESDAY next, I5th inst, at 10 o'clock.
ut our Auction Rooms. general asortment of Do
nes' su ama hps Dry GSoasaPg which
and cassuseres :
Black mixed and fancy colored sattinetts
200 striped and point blankets
Rose do
Calicoes, extra quality
Jaconet cambrcs
Striped and figured Valencia shawIa
Fancy bordered do do
Prussia do
81 Merino cashmere shaws
Verona hdkfs
Super heavy Sd silk laeg hdkfs.
Beaver gloves
Rich facny boxes, containing pcrfurncry
buttons OF various qualities, &c &c
and brown domestic goods.
dec Is D. 4. & Co. Aucts.
On THURSDAY, the 10th ms, ant at halcpas; 10
o'clock, will be sold mt our Auction Store,
90 hhds. st Croix sugar
10 Ito Porto Rico do
10 do New Orleans do
Is btls Brazil do
90 bags Java coffee
90 ca,ty boxes gunpowder and imperial tea
IS do DC young dyson do
80 bSs. fall caught nackerel, No
20 do No behring's
Is do mess shad
pipes Cognac brandy old, and warranted
genuine
half do Sicily Madeira wine
90 or. casks MarseiIles do
hhds Antique rum
DO Jamaica do
20 casks cheese
100 boxes brown soap
so do candles
100 reams cap paper
90 do wrapping paper
Rasins, cider. bed cords, plough lines in
digo, &c. d. A & Co Aucts
ADDITIONAL.
WA be added to cur sale on Thursday
6,onO lbs. country cured bacon, hogs round
n butta
tons country iron
800 plough muulls
80 sacks Liverpool filled salt
Gee 10 d. A IL CO. Aucis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

M RS. THOMAS HATCHER will open her
~ House "a Frame Building south side of Cap,
toi Square,) for the reception of boarders bv the
week. month, or year-also, 3 or 10 Members of the
ensuing Legislature can he accommodated. Tbsrc
nave been some repairs and improvements recently
made. which she trusts will render the situation
comfortable and desirable. She will likewise be
9iad TO board gentlemen who may wish to lodge else
where.-Terms in each case very moderate
u Wanted to hire Man Servant, by the month
30-ff - "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
Shaving Comforts.

SHAVING Comforts.
|1NlE subscriber has received another supply Of
- those celebrated four sided Razors Straps, pos
eessng the properties of grindsonc, hone a. strap
He deems 1, unnecessary to more m commentator
Of them their rapid SAFE sufficient evidence of
their very superior qualities. Real old English Ra-
Zors, ground 4 inch stone, which with Con
fdcnce be RECOMMENDED the only real improve
ment which has been made in Sha-
wing, boxes glasses, brushes, soap, cologne s. Flo
rida water, tooth bruises & powder
dec T. X. ID. SANXAY.
.dLLf.4.V.4CKS .NDCCC XXI
TNHE Citizens and Farmers AImanack.
- Do Gen,leman's Almanack and Pocket COM
panion.
Do German Calendar.
Do Churchman'S Amanack.
Do Citizens and Farmers Yearly Messenger.
DO Christian Almanack.
Do Virginia and North Carolina Almanack.
For sale by COLLINS 81 co.
dec 8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

Journal of Health
INHE first Vol. fthc Journal of Health, conduct
l. ed by an Association of Physicians, is received
31d for sale at the Book Store of
nov 81 r. II. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
Il. ID. SANXAY

HAS just received, photographic view of the
IL IL Dismal Swamp Canal. from n drawing by Thos
Williamson, T.. q of Norfolk. The sketch is taken
from Lake Drummond Hotel the Gretna Green Of
Lower Virginia. The whole scene is quite pic,nr.
csquc, and expressive Of The talent Of the gentleman
who drew it, who is well known in this town.
dec 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

OPPOSITE THE EAGLE TAVERN DOOR.
H BLAMlRE. sign of the mortar, takes this
- method of informing his friends and the public,
that he has on hand, very general assortment of
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stuffs-also, few other
useful articles, viz:
French Jujube paste, refined liquoricc
Fine hair powder. tooth brushes, pocket lights
Aromatic tooth powder, red and black waters
Liquid ink, durable ink, paist backing
lip save, snuff boxes, Florida water
Fancy soaps. tapcrs, lamp wcks
Tobacco and segars No. lead pencils, red eealing
|. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

For Sale by Collins & Co.
SMITlIS Wea III of Nations
~ Raymond's Political Economy
McVicar's do do
Says do DO
rracy's do do
Sidney on Government
The Fcdoralist, by Hamilton, Jay and Madison
Ta'e's Digest OF the Laws of Virginia
Revised Code of 1919
Virginia Convention. 1898 80
Debates in the House of Delegates, in December
1898, on resolutions before the House on the Act.
of Congress. ca He'd tho Alien and Scditon Laws
Also, the work. with the resolutions of VIRGIN
ia and Kentucky; pennpd by Madison and JelTer
son
IIalom's constitutional History Of England
Malilus on Political Economy
Ferguson on Civil Society
dec !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold, on Friday, the 18th Dec. 1890. at
w the late residence of Thomas Adkins decd
on Shockoe Hill, all the household and kitchen fur
nure, of the said Adkins consisting of the usual va
riety necessary for family it is generally very SUI
psrior and IS nearly as good as Likewise
young horse, well broke to harness, and two yerv
superior mich cows.
For all sums under ffy dollars, cnsh will be re
CURED; fifty dollars and above that sum notes Mt
sixty days negotiable and payable ct either of the
banks in this city. satisfactorily endorsed Sale 10
tahe place at 10 o'clock y. q BY order of the Ex-
ecutor.
The sale to be conducted by Davenport. Allen s.
20. dec 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

WANTED "A frs, rate male house servant for
w the ensuing yeor. Apply to
nov 27 TIL. ". DREW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

4 'USBy's BEST CHEWING: IUssACIU,
~ oet27 For sale by ~. T.. McNENARA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

war. frs IN pescr, and FIRST in the hearts of his
country men. - humbly trust, not one But
il to these soul inspiring aud soul subdnring re.
collections, any additional incentive he requisite
10 stimulate the coolest heari-fhrn, sir, II ap.
peas 10 me, thai We owe II TO ontselves--ihe
representatives of a free and enlightened poo.
Pile 20 cherish reverence for one ofihc eras
most remarkable IN our national anna s-we
owe il To the Gauge OF LIBERTY exhibit to nm
admiting world. the glorious aud sublime exam
pie oil n people-who having met in inll aud
free Convention have solemnly laid down one
form Of Government and adapted another. Let
us feliciiate ourselves that when nation " wills
To be Tree, II Is tree'-ihat he New Consti-
tuition" is the result OF reason. n argument "
not OF fraud. OF force. Lei ms inter he old Con.
siiution with all the salemnlty which fllal re-
gard inspifes-nnd having performed IL obsu.
quics, let us separate like n baud of brothers
carrying with us the proud censouiipo, that
Virginia is-as she ever has been" One and
indiviSlble.'
move you, Sir, that the house now ad
journ
On the suggestion of Mr.. Boisseau, the
House Accordingly adjourned I'll O'Clock.
4o'ciOck
The hour f jour mt having arrived
and IA quorum not appearing. a motion VIA,
made ,u adjourn ul this morning 10 &C ock -
which was carried. aud the House immediately
al journed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
TWNTy FIRST CONGRESS-.

FIRsT SESSION.

fXbRAG1S
From he Speech Of Mr. SPR1GUE, Of Mann,
IN the Senate Of The United States, on Mr..
Foot rfsOinii0H.
-" The HarLlord Contention has filled no small
pace ia tins discussion II is welded a. pow
erini engine against the Northeastern States.
rememBer II we'll, and have never spokes Of
u but 10 terms uf decided condemnation. IL
bad but lew friend while living, aud st,li fewer
moufDers % follow IT 10 the grave and If It's
SIX Teton Is nov dug up, and held on high 10 the
view Of The whole nation, u will cast ia shade
upon SINAI part only OF the fair surface Of
Nee E0gau
The sermons Of Osgood and Parish have
been produced here, aud iuhamed passages
read, svuwediy as evidence OF public sentiment,
aud he gentleman called the writer's "pious
and good mem" So do mol Sir. they we're
Infatuated fanatics, POLITICAL madmen cOn'
demnrd by the sober minded Of then own par
~ aud would Ms soon produce the odp0u'.
irgs Of Bedlsui rs proof oil pubic opinion as Ell
fusions such as theirs.
The honorable Senator told MS, with great
emphasis, that the enemy was permitted 10 es-
tahiish himself, and TO open custom house
upon the sod OF Massachusetts, and So much re-.
lance did he place upon this, rs cause of re-
proach, Tint II was reiterated three times in his
State, without dis'inciion oil party, were al all
times resolved to defend their territory, and
prompt in resisting The approach Of The enemy.
The gent ieman's aIlusion could not be mlsuD-
dersiood II was TO the capture and detention ot
Castnr. small village situated Qua little pc.
ninsua on the eastern side OF the Pcnobsrot
river, in the remot. parts OF Maine where the
adjacent countr, contains but sparse popn-
| lation. IL 10 connected with the main land Gully
| by narrow neck, aud 10 surrounded on IFS va
rious sides by water deep enough TO font ships
ofihe largest class, which might, wih'n point
blank shot, command every part 81 The villages.
| | verify believe that a large naval force might
bring moe guns to bear upon that place than
| there " ere men in il Mt the time Of IT'S capture.
SO situated, and desiilo'e Of The means of Ell
Gent defence, an overwhelming British feet
| captured and took possession Of u. Would
ask the gentleman what resistance he himself
wonld hav, made Could he have wlihs God
the batteries Of that feet with nothing bus his
sword or his mu,ke,7 The idea OF sue cessiul
/ resistance would have been mere faulty Tut
il is SAID the enemy retained the place snd op.
eDed custom house. II WIS not saken until
about the FIRST LAY Of September, 1914. and the
treaty OF p ace was sigped IN December II tie
same year. wh,co information reached US ia
II February following. Could it have been reis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
POETRY.

r.o,o BlackDood's Mugdsine for January.
THE FIRST GRAY HAIR
Tho me,ron at her mirror, with her hand upon
Git, gazing on her lovely face-aye lovely even
now -. -, ,,..,l, .,,k =
look OF care CT.
Why steals that tear across hei e"eeH -'"o
sees her first grey hair.
o,-.o e,om her form hath taken away but LITTLE
u;,,oarb Of thought hath diguiGed the beauty
of her face
", she might mingle 10 the dance where mai
dens gahy trip ,,,;c., h.,
So bright Is still her hazel eye so oean'n"i ger
lip.
Tho r,ded lorm is often marked by sorrow more
than years;
The wrinkle on her cheek may be tue course Of
secret tears;
The mourniuI lip may murmur OF love " mt e'
confess d -, ~
Ard the dimness of the eye De'ray near '""'
cannot rest,
po, She hath been happy wife the lover oil
Ma, nrondlv claim the smile that pays the III
al of of his truth;
A sanse Of slight. of loneliness, hath never ban.
iSh'd sleep; -,
ys, aIe hath been a cloudless one then
wherefore doth she weep
Che ,ook'd upon her raven locks -~wha'
thoughts did they recall
oh M, nrniqhts when they were decked Tor
banquet or tor Dali .,,
Tho hrough, back thoughts of early youth
e,er she had learnt 10 check,
With artificial wrea,hs. the curls thai spor'e
DER her neck.
She seemed TO feel her mothers hand pas
lightly through her hair,
And draw il from her brow, TO ieaVe h'ss !"
kindness there
She seemed TO view heF ia'1ef s'''e' ""u '''
the playful touch
Tha, sometimes feign'd 10 steal away the curis
she priced So much
And NOV, she sees her first gray hair oh, deen
il not crime
For hsr to weep-when she behclds the fl II
foot mark OF Time
She knows that one by one, those mute me-
mentos will increase,
And steal youth, beauty, Strength away TIL lie
itself shall cease.
lis not the tear of vanity for beauty Oh the
wane-
Yet though the blossom may moi sigh TO bodand
bloom again,
1t cannot but remember With feeling OF re-
gret,
The Spring forever gone-the Summer sun SO
nearly set.
All, Lady heed the moditor thy mirror tells
The truth,
Assume the mstrons folded veil, resign the
wreath OF youth
Go bind it on thy daughters brow. in her
thou'lt still look fair
rwere well would all learn wisdom who behold
tie fri gray hair!
THAMES BAYLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
>sxssE n agg ysy
M { 2: 49, ~ 4 s%sss
,essasss ssS .sss
a~--Ss<s1 = = =
GRAPE CUTTINGS.

The following remarks may he OF service TO
thos- who are about planting grape cuttings, A
gentleman from Connecticut, in w Itlng 10 Mr..
Cook, of Boston, observes:
. | know not whether the scions will CORES
pend IN length with your views in relation 10
the culture OF the grape PTamenter strenuous.
~ recommends the formation, IL possible, oil
three SETS of roots, ifin order to attain this oh
lect II should even be necessary To- take up the
VINE after it has had one years growth, and to
place 1t deerer in the ground ;and in the first
Instance | believe, puts two or three eyes be-
meath the surface. find my gardener, who
mas been good deai a Ccusto med TO the cutlya
non OF fruit, obstinate in his belief thai the
cuttings should be SO aced that the roofs may
nor 60 deeply towards the subsoh According
y lind that he has made the scions | send
you, short. May ask for the result Of your
eAnefience on his subject ~
10 which Mr. Cook replies With defer
ence TO the authority Of Mr.. Parmen'ier, would
.dRe leave to observe, that the bes, grape vines
nave ever seen, were raised from one, and
TWO eyes. believe The most experienced hor.
heu't"fsts IN this vicinity pursue this course. |
was instructed by one whose practical know
t7'ge Is generally and desrrvedly respected and
ny no one more than myself. know not whe-
N'e' 10 attribute 10 this mode Of planting, the
P'ec"chy OF my vines bur one thing is certain
cuttings set by me IN 1923. of 4. 8, and q eyes,
oore Hu,t ior the frs time IN 1928; while very
,"a"y Oh TWO eyes, planted il 1926 and 1927,
nave produced fine lunches OF fruit the past
S'''oh' % lar AS my observations have exten
"e", am inlly inclined To the belief, that two
eyeS are better than greater number, TO form
"'e roots and healthy and vigorous plant"
american FGrmei.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
nv FLETCHER & TOLER.

around them 10 The top Of the upper bud of the
graft.
My experiments confirm The correctness OF
the statement given b, Mr.. C. of some of his
grape vines having grown zen feet thu first sum.
mer after grating. engrafied Two scions OF
the lssbella grape on one large stock of what
is commonly called the chicken grape. one Of
which grew Twelve feet, aud The other nine feel
last summer the side shoots prunel off during
The season measured thirty feet in length. The
vines may be seen Al Sinclair and Muore's Nur.
sery, three miles from Baltimore
thought this coincdence OF results was so
epcanraging, and that the mode of grating
would be so useful thai It should be made kno " n
in our country generally.
X. SINCLAIR.
Isl mo. %, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
GRAPES

i's Advantage of engroJling Ndiire Grape
nWes Nth those more delicate aRd choice.
nav g cad Mr. CoAe's account OF his sue
oess'ui experiments in ENGRAVING various kinds
=. utho"ie foreign aud other grape vines on the
oh mon nan e vines Of his fields, in the Amer
sd" farmef, vol. 10, No. 81 was encoura.
sou 10 MAKE the experiment according to his
I'ec''ons the mode is the same as is general
AZ p'ac''sed IN cleft g'al,ipg the apple tree, with
w.. exception Of the gratis being inserted even
,n IN" o, he ow The surface OF The ground aud
.,se using composition or clay around the
'O'Ns and gratis, the common earth Is drawn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
TERMS.

=. cer apuun. ayabo In advance No sub
rot he received for less time Than AN months
scrlpnon W." IN he discontinued 0ut al the discretion
aad no P Si,orsI until all arrearases are paid.
will he inserted r at 50 eeT ol po5
square W, Tbose from a distance must DO paid for
rOntnua, heir insertion the payment assumed by
? 95%s responsible pc person in Lynohonfs.
yum ,a..o,v Orders not exceeding two squaresar are
...o,,ed for six dollars.
rrAllletters addressed to .ne EDITORS na'' '' P0''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
TILE VINE

HE VINE.
The vine lasts considerable ape-Pliny
mentions vine which mad al aimed the age oil
Con year The slender stems OF oidinar, vines
when they have attain d a considerable age az e
remarkably tough and compact and the timber
OF the very old ones IN foreign countries, ~ hich
is occasionally ofsze enOugh for being sawn
INTO plank -Snd ma te INTO furniture is almost
understandable. orabo mentions an old vine
which two men could not IN race Orlhe va.
risty of the vine cal! d B OK Hamburgh, there
are several remarkable tree In Ehgland. OF
these, am"fg ihe most celebrated are the
Hampton Court vIne, and he vine at VaIen
tines, in ESSEX The II mpton Court vine is
in a grapehouSe IN the north side of the pal
ace =; IL covers surface OF % Zee bv II, ~
1924 square feet II is most productive bear
err, having seldom fewer than 1900 clusters
upon II every season. In the year 1916. there
were at least 2240, weighing each on the aver
age pound so That the whole crop weigh .
a ton, and merely an article of commerce
was woI h upwards 4 f400 The Valentines
vine extends over greater surface, and has a
larger Trunk then that at Hampton Court, bal
II is not on the average Of seasons SO prodaci
i've. II has however been known TO produce
COCO bunches, Of a pound each,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

Isl mo. %, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30
Spring Goods.
JAMES MCKENZIE & {

JAMES MCKENZIE & Cos
HAVE commenced the receiving of their spring
J supply of Staple and Fancy GOODS; amongst
those now opening per Erie from New York, are:
Super Italian ustrings
Senshaws, sars;netts and levantines
Searsucker and fine check London ginghams
Fourard prints
Cambria and jsconet muslins
Swiss and book do
Bishop lawn, Ia beautiful article]
Black and blue black bombsznes, fine finish
case grass Sleached Irish linens. sup. fabric
Linen cambrics and linen cambria hhdkfs.
Fancy new style marsees vestings
Bobbinett veils handsome assortment
Bobbinett cuttings, ali widths
Needle work'd muslin capes anc collars
Gauge scsrfs; bsrrage hhdkfs
Mems super hoskln gloves
White and black raw silk lose
An a.eortment of English and French silk no.
siery
White slate and ngrain'd black cotton hose
Super sea island shirtngs lined fold
Furniture and garment dimtes
Russia sheetings; bear duck. sc. &c. &c.
BY each weekly packet throughout the season they
will continue to receive additional supplies
II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30
Calcine& MagNesia.

WE have received direct from the Maryland Che
w mical Works, supply OF super ior Cscined Mag
ne ,ia made after the Of iienrys celebrated
msgnesia. This magncs Il we warrant to be rs good,
if better, than the English having b, testing the
two articles together, proved this 10 be supeFor-
We here offer in condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure msgnesia, and II may
be tsken into the most delicate stomach without pro-
ducng the slighes, nausea, Gan object often so cons
derabIe with ply sicans) being rather pleasant than
disagree cable tasted In the Of the American art-
cle and when it shall become generally known, We are
satisfied il will supercede the of the imported
pecally as is afforded at the same price and more
sure in effect than the common cacined magnetism, II
is Put up in bottles and labelled With directions, IN
convenient size for families or retailing in country
stores, or other places where medicines vended.
Also, an assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES IND SOAPS,
Consisting of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth, hair Aesh, nail, vsrns sash tools, and camel
hair brushes
Rose, transparent varegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august ii WILLIAM thNPhItN 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30
Notice

Notice.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he carries on at his old stand, south
side of King nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, Alexandra, the
Saddle. Harness, & Trunk Business.
IN all ITS HaRTOUS BRANCHES.
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them; and begs leave to assure
,bm that with the aid of the best workmen and an
smnIe supply of the most choice materials, he will be
hl IN render entire satisfaction those who may please
70 favor him with their business either by order or per-
sonsl application
Ne has on hand at this time and will continue to keep
,.,ge assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail OF the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best quality, stuff flaps
DO do do plain
Do do common do
Ladies' do best and common
plated and steel-btted bridles of various kinds
plated and steemOunted martingaes
saddle.bags of the latest fashion, and common
Velisses aud carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
Do gig harness
Rrass and japan.mounted gig harness
Plated. brass and japanned mounted cario'e mar
Wagon. cart, and Tray harness
Fire buckets and haIters
And also general assortment of
Elepont Hard Leather Trarelling Trunks,
And great variety OF
THE BEST GIG u RIDING WHIPS.
plated steel and brass spurs
plated steel and brass bride bits and strrups
saddetrees and buckskins, assorted
buffalo skin saddle covers :,
old saddles neatly covered With hog, buck, and calf
skin. and quilted n, shortest notice:
Old saddles harness, and runAs OF all kinds, repaired
a the shortest notice
!
nov II JAMES 'AN@fs'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30
,AY MORNING. GaARom 80, $780, Anew sRR1Bso We
China and Glassware.

ELEGANT gold banded. and white china tea sets,
IL 81 pieces Blue India do do So
Bite English do do do -
Cut and mould tumbers, wines, decanters lamps
Cut and plain celeries, plated castors
Cut and mould bottles, looking glasses, &c. Just
received and for sale by GEO. WHITE.
march Is