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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

MoRs DIrFIcULrIE, IN MAiSE.-The Justices
OF the Supreme Cour, have, in reply to inter-
roga,orirs from the Governor, given an opi-
uion, which decides that MIR. Hall could not act
legally q, the Senate Board after he was elect
cd President, that the convention which filled
the vseancies in the Senate was uncenstitu'ion-
NJ, and that the four Senators were not consti-
tu,tonally elected. The Portland Courier re-
marks" There are still conflicting opinions
CD me subject, and what will be The final issue
10 more thar we can conjecture. Neither party
in the Senate appears 10 be willing 10 lay hands
OH the documen, and bring il upon the Senate
Board, aud probAbly DO b dread the conse
qaences Of taking II Iheir law and guide
If the opinion of the Judges Be adopted and
spilled retrospsc,ively, it must rip up the pro-
ceedings Of the Legislature to such degree,
tharwe heii-ve but few Of either party could
tell where .hey are. or what they have done -
We see ne way they can get out OF the serape
Without q great deal of trouble, unless they
decide that The opinions, being OK post faeto,
are therefore unconstitutional"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

HINTS ON HEALTH -" A man." says Sill
William Temple, has hut these foar things
10 choose on, OTTO ereye,se daily, 10 be very
temperate, TO take physie, or to be s'eA" W.
NAV venture 60 asser,, with q much later wri'
Ter, that the principal secrets OF health, are
early rising, exercise, personal cleanliness, and
leaving the liable unoppressed.
When family rises early in the morning
conclude the house to be we'll governed, and
the inmates industrious aud healthy.
With respect 10 exercise, there is simple
and benevolent law of nature" Earn, tha,
yos m y enjoy" In other words-seeure a
good digestion, by exercise.
As much, perhaps, may be said concerning
ablu,ion, as exercise. "Dispel the i'll humors
from the pores" Cleanliness 10 = virtue,
though no, the FIRST in rank, one Of the hru II
least, is necessity.
On the suhjec, OF temperance, that sturdy
Moralist, Johnson. speaking Of q book in
which it was r. commended, observed, "svch q
book should come out every thirty years, dres-
sed in :he mode Of the times" He that
would eat much." says the proverb, mus,
rat little" Let US uot, however confound TEN
persnce with s,arva,ion-on The contrary, il is
s,ric,', moderation We may he iutemperate-
iy abstemious, as we'll a. intem perstely iuxuri.
Gus.
From all that has been said and written on
thu subject II on, h. experience Of every age
apd evrr' cline. " m y onoiude, ths, "thev
ar. he most heal ny, who have nature for
their cook-hungsr for their caterer: who
have no doctor but The sun and fre,. air-and
no o'her physician tbsn temperance and ex>
srciSe."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

AMERICAN EAoLE.- There is now to be seen
At Leiand's Inn in Manchester, Vermont o full
grown American eagle, which was taken il a
trap in Winhall. The Eagle descended into q
farm yard in that town, cluiched . goose as its
prey, carried il short distance, and dsvoured
about half it. The next day a trap was set
baited with the half goose it had left, end
a clog affixed Weighing IS pounds which with
the trap the eagle took abou, half mile. 1t
was csugh, in this situation on Saturday the
e,h OF February ins,ant.-The eagle measures
from enc tip Of the wing 10 the other "a feet.
Vermont GAG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

FREDERlcK COUNTY CANAL.-The Frederick
town Herald Of Sa urIay contains the Repor'
Of Mr.. Msrtiaeau. the able engineer, emp Dyed
las, S,mmer. by the town authorizes 10 make
survey aud furnish estimates, &c. for Canal
from Frsderick,own to the Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal. Accompanying this repo are very neat
maps and pro6lrs. illustrative Of The survey
The whole length Of the proposed Canal is a
little over twvnly.four miles. Ii is divided in.
10 a Southern and Nor hern division, the for
mrrrxrntiIug from Frederick to tine Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, and the latter from
F. ederick to the termination OF the Canal ne ar
Woodsborough. The expense Of executing
the Northern Section OF this la,eral Canal is
computed at Sls5,l2S, and that OF tnr South.
I'm Division a 4,2o2, Total 32s. $50; from
which deducting he costs of THREE miles Of feed.
er to thu ChesapeakeS Ohio Canal. TO BE- made
~ that Company, and h. cos, Of the whole
work is estimated al S2s6,3ss, or Sl3,722 per
mile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

We observe that Mr.. G. N GRouARD, OIL
Washington, proposes 10 publish, IN one vo.
lume, the whole Of the grea, debate in the Sen
ae Of The United States, on Mr.. Foer's re.olu-
ion. The volume will comprise from $50 to
500 octave pages Of compact print, and will be
furnished At IS per copy The proof sheets oil
the differen, speeches are to be submitted &c
their several authors for their Anal correction
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

RuroERs CoLLEeE-We learn with great
pleasure, tina, the Hon. WIN Writ, late At,or
ney General Of the United States, has consented
to deliver the annual Grafton before the Peirhe-
sophian and Philoclsan Societies Of Rutgers
College.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

Mn EDITOR Through the medium OF your
paper. would beg leave 10 suggest 'he pro-
prir'y Of he lamp being Ii, that is nearest 10
any building thai may De erecting. The pro-
miscuoss mapurr In which the materials are
placed, both on the pavement and street. rem
der what propose very necessary. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
"A Valuable Farm,
THE FARM

xhAs&kA NINE HUNDRED iCfEo.
This Land adjoins the estate Of Gener.l Ph'pM
art, and lies in Prince Georges and Charles eOaha
on Msttswoman Branch, six miles above tide S'.'
one Of the best timbered Farms in Maryland, na y.
rior to none for health and good water OneT''
this land is rich Bottom, which, with the UpRnO
well adapted to the growth Of fine tobacco anu s
There is on this Farm Timothy Meadow, sun" mr..
for the of the Farm; and any portion of 'he nj.
land can be put in timothy ut small expense
produces fine clover, q portion OF It being nov IN
c!over) and plaster acts well on It - any M
State. 1t is divided into six fields, under gopo
each having constant stream running through ~
This Farm Is nearly equally divided by . PuD". !,
running through it, leaving about 400 acres r'
road, with most of the improvements (wnlcas
Prince Georges county, and consist Of coni"'.
FRdHE DH ELLJNG, with seven rooms anD !,
cellar, seven houses for servants an 0verseef
corn house, granary, good stablesfor seventeen .c
four tobacco houses, an ice house, and e'sv rs
house necessary on Farm. The lower Pn M
land, containing 500 acres, lies in Charlie ss
has few Improvements, which consist o, W.. "a ID
small houses for tenants. Either part Of '''' '
be sold separate. a,ta
This Farm is nearly surrounded with wooos Us
livery convenient for getting the fence ral, oOJ a
&C. There can be ten thousand cords I" Nv J;.s
from this Farm, without injury to,) VINO" p
TWO anu nAr nhfes IRON puDh" 's'''o e., yG
tomac River, where there is always dem'nHa H.,
at from - so to Is so per cord. This IanoiOs NV
miles below the City Of Washington A,x
The terms of sale will be-0ne-f fourth essa'
lance in four equal annual payments. (w'h
be secured BY notes, with security anda NORGE
the land. ,u.l|
This land 3 mortgaged for nearly egh. wv" vii vi
dollars. to relieve which, the cash Payme.nn. n.
made and the notes drawn in favor oil, mt
holding the mortgage, The title is ndl'pu.adT. S
great bargain may be had in this y r..,;sr s|
wsuld be sold At private sale If early apPH.. at
made to the subscriber, living on the prem'J "
miles below Piscatsvay, who will shew the '''''
person disposed to purchase. nrAL
LIST February, 1s3o-feb l2-Iavts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

and MANY others he stood lsrth boldly, and me
triumph.u, manner 10 which he scA''ereu MS
enemies. the ease and alacrity with ~nich ne
applied himself 10 every exigeney OF 'he eo"
test proved, that he was capable 81 Pro'os""
reasoning, and possessed oil an almost enu'es'
versatility Of powers
To Mr.. Haype the interests oil our nasa, es>
Establishment, have always been particularly 90,
He has been either the Trainer, oil Inc Aea'oo'
advocate of many of the best measures 'or IVA
advancement in responsibility, ana VIC ""
proyement OF the service AS Chairman OF '"s
Naval COMMITTEE in The Senate, ne rePo,Tu
the bill for the gradual Improvement Of 'ne W
W, which passed Congress in me ses'i'" "
1867 The speech he pronounced o" '"''o
ducing tina, bill, was re ple,e with soa"o a.
meets in favor Of the large and ioerai Pla"
which il proposed, and was declared y! 90
raj Senators, il the course OF The snoseque"
debate. 20 be one OF thr clesrest calculations Oh
a measure 10 which they had ever hs'eneo.-
A clause of that bill provided for the es'aoiisH
ment Ct a Naval School, "a proposition "hie"
as finally rel, c,ed) ann in favor OF mis- Paf' u
the plan Mr. Hayne conicuded most strenuous
". On This particular point, The opposiuon
was unusually powerful, and no one opposed II
with greater per,iaaei,y than Mr.. Sm''n, ('he
colleague Of Mr. Hayne) whose arguments
wer. sumr What Of the anie-dilusian stamp
He looked upon science and education s' use,
less In soldiers and sailors, citing the hos'. Oh
heroes who had dis irguishsd themselves WIN
gu. h, ad, antsge Of scientific preparation.
could moi refrain from thinking, that oid oi@s'
ses alluded 10 such men as Mr. Smith, Wheh
he spoke Of those who
"Count wisdom as no member of the war;
"Forestsii pIescience, and esteem no arr
" Rat that on i,sni: he still and mentsi paris
"Th.t do contrive how many hands shall striRe,
"When fitness calls them on
"rhey call these, bed.work, mappery. closet war;
$50 thu the ram that bstters down the wall,
"For The great swing and rudeness OF ms Po,se'
"They place before the hand that made the en-
gine"
To the arguments Of his colleague, Mr.. hayne
replied in O very happy manner. | have never
heard SPEECH, in which pleasant IRONY. ana
cutting sarcasm in both Of which MIR Hayne
is an adrpt-were more judiciousl> blended
with reasoning which fairly ENDORSED his ad-
versarv.
II is not my intention 10 compare Mr.. Hayne
With any other man He has sufficient merit 70
stand alone; aud those who differ with him In
many Of his known sentiments, will not deny
,ba,,-although hr does not now rank among
our great s,alesmen-as an indus rious and
faithful pubic servant, as a lover OF his coun-
try and every thing connected with Its glory
and as botd, animated, and enthusiastic ora
! tor, Congress boasts Of few who can take rank
bv his side II at times il may BE, that his
zeal and eloquencs-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

A few days since, le"sr, about e'e inches
square, with h.if dozen waters 80 keep 1t to-
eether, Vas mailed at the post vfiicr IN LIE Roy,
IN W wih The following odd soperscrip ION:
Oh S. Poogkeesis a maiden S'r' un.
less married with my consent thsto Dutchess post Of
Hee,o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
do more csnduce
To the hot passions Of distempered blood,
Than to make up free determination

/, must Dr. attributed 10 an ardent temperament,
and rhe existence Of certain points on which
Southern Legislators are accustomed 70 feel and
sneak with warmth and irritation Something
als", Cir may be allowed to ALLURE TO nis late
speech on h public laads) mus, be "pardon'
ed to the sp!ri, Of Iibrrty"-and il should new
err he forgotten, thai Mr.. Hayne has thought
and spoken. oren and eloquen;ly, in favor Of
some Of the MOST judicious measures devised
Of late years, Ivy h. wisdom Of Congress B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
CUOICN CiOODS.

EE EAVY Jet, and hiuo, black Italian Iusirpgs
u Il Blno. black double chain Avignon Io-enccs
Zen and blue, black 6rr DO Indcs
aaron, drab, and led colored do.
Hue and jet black, and assorted colorcd Gro &c
Maps
3-1 English, and French 81 black bombazinas.
A-i " 81 black Italian crnpes--broad selcaged
Black Mandarin craIres--srooth and rlossy
ilB q 80 inch black Italian cruvuts
EStra blue and black velvet, and genuine clus1fs
Sleel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double milca blue, black and mixed crasi-
ucrcs
irif, white, light md dark dro3 DO.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Ruf'and black cashmcret5 for vsStIty
Hack d-ab, Crimson and brown silk vclvCts
Figured black and coored velvct vo7 ms
90. . 81 1o-l damusls and diapers
C-4 Irish, and io.i real Russia shcCtiu,r
81 6. TO long laws
20 8 Al Irish linens. soft finish and very firc
Linen cambria handkerchief, raised und co.olcd
borders
ITucn cambrics
Mems English and pronch silk hose and haiP r,s,,
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skim and white Beaver 90
German g. English black & Uhitc silk hosc
Vhto embossed silk do.
Black, white, and crimson NerHo scarl3
Dark, blue, and cashmere do
Rich gause scarlfs, crimson, blue, straw pink, and
white
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck and side combs
Rrazilinn turn back, mock, tuck, and side DO.
Madame Cantelios corsetts--alI numbers
Mons camblct ind plain cloaks
HomGn's Merno cloth do.
q good assortment of the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale ut the loves, market pricrs
by L. & p. JAMES, & Co.
dec 10 Market S1tt7,.e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
NEW AND SEAsONABLE GOODS.

A NELSON has just received and offers for sale
St,, at unusually low prses, an extensive stock O.
Embracing large and general variety suited TO the
present aud approaching season, aud CONSISTING in
psari of
Blue. black and fancy colorcd cloths s. cassrnercs
Do 10 sat,ine,s
lue and brown Do
alcncia and s%arsdowE yes.inn
Rose, aufie ond point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth haiZFs
Zine and superiine white fanncls :
Red, green, ycllo-. and black DO
BiacL aud blue black Italian lustring
India satin and satin lcvantiue
Blacs and blueblack Ono dc Nap
Fancy co!oured do assorted
Racl; scnchcws and sarsna :S
blcrioo and Cashmere long show,s
Do do hnndkerchicf5
Ihieei, PrussaD and Cashmere square 60
Tablet and worsied barege hdkfs
Barcge, Sauze and Gro de Nap do
Ncirio cloths and Circumstances all cDio,rs
7-3 und a. Irish linens
s, and Cd do sheeiinrs
Long lawns and linen cambr1s
L!ncn cambria bd,;fs
"a and 1914 damask
Russia, birds-eye and CT diapers
Black Nankin ard Canion cyapes
Paid Ncrwich Go
Hack and white It:llrn grapes
Elack tnd coloured palmyrenes
Plain hiac.: and cnlourcd banbazrtts
Figured do do md rsttrre.rs
Black English hombazincs
tartan and Circnssian paids and cupbleis
Eincli, ohve aaa drab bang-up cords
In book, null and Swiss muElua
Figured do do do
"A and Cd ccfyon cau,hrirs
Phin and checked jaconcts
Plnid and Eincy London prints
Cotton, wolsted and silk hos,tTy
sur and wors;ed braids, a.ssurftsa
Cloves Of every variety
SPIT alfeld and lnndaul;a hdks
Imitation bandanna and Madras ID
lasured, satin and Gro de Sap buIl1e1 rIhhurs
GaICZp, clp, do IN,
Common, tine ind super fhc bEl Go
Black and cootired guard do
large supply Of brown, blcnchcd md p,aiJ do.
ues,ics, aprG9 and furniture checks bed ti,.sinos.
british oznabures, nnd coarse woolleus isir l,.sro
Clothing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton aZnaburgs froal the Richmond Eoctorv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
GENUINE FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE,
or Pectoral Gum.
sold By JNO. H. BL.1AHRE, opposite lie
E1oIe Hotel

EHNHIS Medicine besides it's mild nature, possesses
u pleasing taste colour, and form. it, Is alto
gother convenient: between maals small hit of It
is kept N the mouth, and renewed when melted.
Iho JVuJe Paste has been lately uscd IN Paris with
tho greatest II Is softening, pectoral, and
calming it cf'ictuay appooses n cough, anil sohcns
thc pitutous hum ,ur in the throat and breast. IL
IS chiefly beneficial to persons Of dry constitution
with tendency TO phtbisic, and to those who ART
liib!e 70 holssl9ss aa1 loss oY voice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
FRESH GOODS.

IN NELSON has received by Che last az
N. rivals,
fashionable carvCd cpnr5
Italian lnstrings
Gfo dc Zines and eros dc NopfEs
lcrno and Cashmere shnvS
Cacocs and Cambrics
N, irish linens. shce.iags ond dl1PaR
Cloths, sattinets.
Blk nrd coloured Bringrs
And variety of other seasonablc GEp>s, Shfc1i l..
d2irs vary low for caah. dsco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
GRANNIss, SON g. BROTHERS

TIaOe recelOed d TreSh siippty Of
r AIDES fashionable bronze slippers, much hnno-
~ sonner than the others
Indies party or dancing slippers, mndc of .as,ms
which have been much admired for thtts hcauiy
and case Of fitting
ladies goutsAn slippers and walking shoes, the
(ic4os much called for
Together with entro Now article Of ladies' las.
ing slippers, made with mock wclts, for walking.
tan Corner Of Blum md IAN Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
English AnnUGS

" EEPSAKE
IA Gen
Bijou ,c,, IL,
Eorget No Eot Su, 'o..o, VITO numerous
y Winters Wreath
:. Irts (Reiigious.)
And many other English Edhcus oP valrnhIc
byoTs, chcap-for sale by J. II. NASH.
I Ono
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
ENOCH S. COURTNEY,
Main Street, opposite Lke Old Market,

.Hain Street, opposite Ae Old market,
- ESPECTFULLY invites the attention OF his
~ friends and the public. to choice selection of
Groceries, which he ofers for sale either by whoe.ale
or retail, good terms they can be purchased
elsewhere in the citv. Much has been ta.en in
the selection of his wines and liquors, which arc
warranted genuine.
usstcrs Of vessels, viii find ii TO their interest 90
leave their orders for ship storcs with him. which viii
be nut up low, and sent aboard free of expense
tLoAkS.-A large supply of ladies' and gentle
~ mems Cloaks Of every and quality for
snlcby b g. f. JAMES g. co.
nov ia-Gw Market Suunre.
VIRGINIA CRAB CiDEG.-so bnrrcls
Virginia Crab CIDER, for sale by
lao Ia JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
BOOKS.

ETOB sale By ASIEL WORES opposite Che Ia.
b gle Hotel, '"H'
Suits Family Rible, vol. ts;erea,yrc ctntisl)
Horne OH the Scriptures
!osephirs, complete, in ONE vol
Payson's Sermons
Hebrew Bibles
Siuarts Commentary the Hebrews
lectures on the Eridenccs OF Christianity, by yAx
nTGl Nhsun ~
aids TO reflection in the formation Of ,nrIra
~ character, by :. II. Coier;d-e
Lila Of the Rev. JuLn SuuumcfiiS,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
FRESH GOODS.

HIHE Subscribers have received by the last nrri-
n walls from New York, tho following articles.
vhich have been purchased OH the most favorable
0Jus.
(! Blne, steel, and light Oxford mkt cloths
u Red aud white fanncs-a complete assortment
prints-n great variety
HIorino and cashmere scsrrfs, wh;to, scn-er aud
crimson @.
iNtra large shell tuck combs. -~s-----s
/ Tbsse articles an addition to very cxteusiv We
tud copsrpsndlpg assortment of DRY GOODS adapt
ca to tho season. Il. 3 e. JAMES d CO.
-dfr 7 Market Square,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Curry Street, rear Of ne Virgina o::d BI71ier
Banks

Banks
u OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
eD and gentlemen Of Virginia, for pust hvouIs and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
fhe ladies sending their silk dresses to avo them ta-
Zen to pieces which will enable him to warrant them
20 be dyed and finished well ut any establish,
ment IN the Union. Canton stuff dresses not mr.
ccssury, nc has suitable machines to finish them, If
sent To him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he scour,
and rencws in colour coats, partaoons and vcss,
gncr with all kinds of apparel and if requested repairs
them in the neatost manner. As usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed furniture
stuffs ceansed and re-dycd IN the neatest manner.
~. Il. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him and icqucs.s they will be presented on ap.
dIicatlon or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
LEWIS WEBB & co.

OFFER pon SALE,
W. New Orleans
SOD bags CoiTac, Java, I4a,-ni,a, Polio Eico md
% bids West india a!oIaszlzs, rqr, grr,e
IS boxes and 40 bbis loaf and lamp snsSr
6 hhds and 20 bbh rye whiskev
IL h54s Caruther's rcrrifcd 60
bid JarRCn
do ST. Croiy tRru
% hhts und 80 bbls 8 Enc!aun \
pipes CoGnac brludy
90 Holland gin
casks Madeira
rs do Sicily Madeita
Q % I.ishdu
. do g%s, WINES
90 dry ITadga ~
sS do sweet do
Canary and MGsE.t
go tons bar iron, American, Eng1ish and Svedes
Plating and hoop iron
CAST shear, German, crav,y and Crfsa,s,l sr,1
II tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and bratrs
eUo sacks Liverpool blown c.,s,,
co DO gTounc altm SHA
CopPcras, alum, brinis:oT'
SlltPctre bladder indigo
Ginger pepper, piIncnto
Letter, writing md wrapping '1ct.
Wire si!tors. raisiI,s almonds saao
Sperm and taow candles
GlnPowder, Imperial and black tca
6 tons Patont shot: DuPont's gunpowder
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sowing and wrapping twine, bottle corI.s
German shooting dad shrtirg, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread, Cotton ind WOOL cards assortcd
so bales cotton
Cotton bagEiug and bale roTc
Is bales domestic shce,rCs and slhrt7Irrs
I case domestic cloths
5no sides soal leather upfcr %
$50 Spanish hides
u bbls tanners 81
co linsecd
80 bbls vinegar
100 bbs mackerG1, no. AMI
5000 los bacon
goo grindstoncs (Yova ScotiO
Clover seed. glass ware assorted stonewnre
6byo g by 10 g. 10 BY - window glass. &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

A IDS TO REFLECTIOYAfn sffs Eor,at,oD OF . sefant,
harac;er on the several grounds Prudence bdraI>
ana be"n illustrated by erci passages om oar elder i
vines especially from Archbishop Leighisn Ry T. CoIe
rse h"s' American from the First london Edition: viii, -,
apenrx and Illustrations from other works Of The same m
NOR tHSeiher with Preliminary Essay. aud addi,nnai Nures
~ James Marsh President of tic University of Vcnnont =
Just published and Tor sale bv COi iNs g. 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
For Snic-No.U LapdiUe

~ 'ifs' ne" crop New Orleans s"gaT sooi qualify.
80 In Stoys, -
~ truiT and Porto ficn srrar loaf s,rsar Rio po
and Java cnlee candles, soap sperm caude winter and Ia
ea Oh, nOshen cheese, pine apple cheese Haxalls nails
as' Dua"s, oues patent shot, Waes' patent stou;
dnG Puivd grser n"tmegs mace, cloves imperial gunvS
"n' yo'"a hyon teas Wilson's patent coffee mills Spau.iA
T.n Na"iE' n,'So' Chocolate half pin; and gill ;untie
German Steel liquor cases, window glass axlU and lOxi
Sts 1Ses ana measures. Woodhousc's Sicily MADEIRA iva
"Ti Malaga, talrenaT and MaTseics wines French and
msHcan brandy Holland and domhsic GIN. aud u,r.,
Taher SHOES White l.ock cotton yarns, assaried nInsrS
SPANISH and american segars ue's fne hats mems al,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. Ssa.

OHUN 5, ES, &c.
EllE subscriber has Just received in addition 70 S
stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c. the foLos
Chloride of lime, fDr purifying Offensive places SYu
for bleaching
RACK OF! yarnish, for leather
Superior Spanish fo,ant indigo
Tram OIL insned oil, Lews's white lead. gold les,
Lori-iards maccata snuff, in bottles and noss
LeIpcrs, Mayiands and Bells Scotch snuffs
E4orida water, cologne wafer, in bottles of orss.
variety of shapes org
Superior French and English soaps, French M
tiqre oil "
EaaFs oil: Gil ross, ronge, Robinsons pa,en, Bs,.
ley, &c. ca
Patent grGo.s, oatmeal, citric and oxasic acids
black drop go
peari and pot ash, scalpels, i,iated and stiff
shields, pessaries 'ts<'
B"ucif@ and cathcters-Eor sale hv
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

HAVE received by recent arrivals, and offer at
IL 4 Wholesale or retail. upon accommodating terms
IN extensive assortment of