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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23

SCENE-.HaLN STREET, RICHMOND
ENTER MEssRs A. IL b
GOOD morning sir, good morning--what have
ED. you thero'
What have |? Chris, mas presents for our VA
ued friend, Mr.. LIS family.
Ii. The Identical cause my PRONUNCIATION OF the
Main street az this time. Let me what they re-
a pair OF fire screens beautiful. album souvenir
floras dictionary, winding reel and who is that for
pray?
A. II is for Miss NJ who You know is so verv
systemntica with her sewing apparatus, and selects
every thing to fac tatc her operations in that depart
ment.
h. Where did you get those pretty articles:
a. At SANXAY'S Borf 81 Fancy Store where
would advise you Ia 60. if yon arc DESTROYS of pro-
curing handsome treat for your friend He has
great voriety, to suit the grave and the gav---he has
he Souvenir, Token, Pearl. md five or six Other
American Animals, aud is in hourly expectation
OF receiving n variety of fifteen different kinds
of English Animals. He has also Bibles PRAYER
and hymn books handsomely bound, albums one
OF them most superby bound and elegantly dec
oratcd with gold bordered cnamelcd payer, picture
frames and music paper. price Sl5-you will also get
there, fancy boxes, safety chains. beautiful port fo
los. elegant cut glass toilet bottles and general as.
sorimcnt of pcffnnicry. bracelets, diamond finger
rings, fancy snuff boxes bccd rcticulcs and purscs
ladies' thread cnses and pocket books, battledoors.
Lotto boxes variety of toys and juvenile books for
children, and
u. Enough my dear sir I will give him call
good morning. doc 2O-coS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23

MAMAGIRS' OFFICE.
gTGtnnd Consolidated I.ot~r Glass No I5.
Drawing viii be received TliIS DAY, q, /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23

icke,s S., halves So so, quarters 1 e5.
lJ Tickets in any of the above Lotteries. NAV be
had at retail or by tho package, by application at
YATES 81 MINTYRE
- AZ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23

NINE old jamaica rum
IL Prime Cognac brandy
Newark cider
Cheese. large and coloured
Teas IN small and large packa ges-gunpowd der.
imperial and young hysoa
900 kegs cut nails. complete assortment, and Of
the best quality
$50 hhds sugars-St. Croix, P. Rico and Ncw
Orleans
SO boXesan bbls loaf and lump sugars
Crates Liverpool ware
No. l. and mackerel superior qualities
700 sacks Liverpool salt
Soft shell almonds. raisns
Chocolate, soal laather
Printing and writing paper
Prime and mess porl,
Do do beef
Spermnceti candles
20 packages shoes, assorted
Indigo and fig blue.
For sale at Wholesale by
dec s3-et DAVENPORT. ALLEN &, CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23

MARRIED BY tn Rev NicholIs IT, Cobhs. a,
LIBERTY on the itb November, WILLIAM McBAR-
WELL Esq to Mss Frances only daughter Of Mrs
Catha rinc Stcptoe, of that place
by tn" samr, on the 25rh November, CARy BnrcK.
ENRipGE, Esq. of Boteiourt county. TO Miss EMM,
WALKER eldest daughter fPeochy Il Gilmer Esq
of Liberty. -
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Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomottoy CO.
ton Factory. LEWIS WE'RE &, 90
New Books at Nash,s

Treatisr Fever By Suuthwood Smith M
IN ID. Physician TO the London Fever Hospital
Journals of the Heart; Edited by the Authoress of
Flotation
The Poe,ical Works Of Rogers. Campbell. Mont
gomery, Lamb, and KIRK White, complete in one
volume.
The Water Witch is expected hourIv-pers,n,
desirous o. possessing COP, viii 90 vel 20 encaos
lt,es the number OF copies received ~ jr,yu will be
limited }. n. NASH.
dec 10
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r om Me Maiional In,eligencer OF Dee en-

ON me .Nntondt fnteHSencer Of Dec 81
TUE NEW Missouri SENATOR -Tho 81; Louis
Timcs the 4th instant sheds fuller light an he cir.
cumstances which mark The character of the late
choice OF Senator, to succeed Mr. Barton. II fur
nishes the Yeas and Nays. bv which the election
was decided The gentlemen in nominntnn were
Nessrs Bnckner, Miller. (Governor) MrRne and
Ashley Nh" votes were. for Mr. Buckner 81 Mr.
Miller Fl, Ashley . or the 81 who voted for Mr..
Bnckner all but five las is stated by gentlemen from
Missouri now in his citv) opponents Of the pre-
sent Administration The Times omohat,callv saws
that "prevous to tho election Mr. b. declared him.
self uneqnivocav the friend of tho Tariff and Of In
ternal Improvement opposed to tho system of pro
scrption adopted bv the present admnistratio and
the friend of HENRY CLAY Under these cir
cumstances and these pledges. friends gave him
their votes. to 'nd there be doubt that
the opinions of those persons who vor ed for him from
personal considerations. coincide with his own on Ill
subjects Of "Naiiona' Importance" Two very res
pectabl" citiZ MS Of Missouri in this city. state
that they heard Mr.. Bnckner make the same decln-
ration. is here placed his credit, more than two
months ago.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23

&C. nc. &C
Tickets only s., halves So so. quarters 81 %.
w. vr.inia Stale Lottery Class No II. to be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23
a CARD.

MORE NEV DRY GOODS.
'ENIllS Morning Dec 22nd. r. II JENKINS j.
opening the following desirable Goods:
5000 yards Of low priced ami fashionable cali.
Goes most Of them from the Now York auction 81 les:
Black India satin levanine
New style and fashionable figured silks
An extensive assortment Of the NEWEST shane Byron
collars
Rich and now style fancy scars
Green gauzc wells and green betcgc Tor do
EnsHr; Partisan cai,cucs
Black and coorcd cambrlcs
Muslins for lining dresses, Ssc. &c
also
Additional supplies white, rcd and black long and
square. Merino shawls. which with the assortment
ON hand. offers to purchasers inducrmcnl ~ ex
anime before purchasing All of which will be
sold at reduced prices, al
Il, III. JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
doc %
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UGAR, MOLASsEs, COFFEE. &C.,

SUGAR, MOLAS5ES, COFFEE, &c,
S1A llhds first rate 1T Crox sugar
80 " l. do DR. Porto RICO do
rs do d. New Orleans dD
40 bags hnr old While coffee
90 do green Eio do
go do do Lagura and Cuba do
30 hhds West luli mpasses
so 6rs best old rye whIskcy
100 do No g. maCkarcI
400 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
New York inspected soa lc1ther--l3r sale bv
s"pi 90 RALSTON s. PLEASANTS
M ANTED A az. "a. mHIr 1- ryonI tor
w th ensuing yeor. Apply 20
aov - I'll II nREW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
BY and toith the adpiGe and con sent Of the Senate
james w Ripley. to he Collector of the c stoms
for the Dsirc' of Passamaquoddy, in the state of
Maine, vic" Leonard Jarvis. resigned
William CIsgge,t, TO he Naval Officer for the Dis
tric of Portsmouth, in The Sta, of New Hampshire
vice Elijah Hall deoeused.
Leonard Nj. Parker TO he Naval Officer for the
District of Boston and Charcstnwn in the State of
Massachusetts vice John p Bovd. deceased,
William G Hammond he Surveyor for the
District and Inspector ofthe Revenue for the Port Of
Newport. IN the Stat" of Rhode Island, vice John
Slocum, deceased.
Ar'hur Tnvr, Junior. 10 BE- Surveyor for the
District of Norfolk and and Inspector o.
tn" Revenue for the POI Of Norf Tx in tho Stat. If
Virginia vice Copeland Parker deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23

in bill to regulate the pay Of the Sergeant at Arms
o. the House OF Delegates Referred to Messrs.
Goode. Hooe, Haynes Mccoy, Dawson, Dyer,
Pondexter. Kinney, and Tyler
mr. WILLIAMS offered n resolution, instructinr
the Committee for Courts of Justice to enquire
!n'o tho expeo'ency OF amending the law relating TO
tne appointment OF Commissioners of the Revenue.
Mr. Williams stated his object TO be- To make the of
nee OF Commissioner more perma nent--and n, the
proper tlme would satisfy the House. that $50 900
would DC saved thereby. The resolution was adopt.
ed 'P'
The engrossed bill forming a new county out of
parts ct tho counties of Botciourt, Mont. omery and
Franklin, being road
A short discussion arose on what disoosition sb,uJ
DC made of and incidentally on its merits i'm which
Messrs. Anderson Of Botetourt, Leigh, Powell of
FRANKLIN, r oston. Crockett, Wicher. and Miller of
pc,eto9rt' participated The Constitution having
iad oil tho State into four grand divisions and ap-
pcrtioned representation relatively anon. tbem-and
part OF this new county (Which be ca lied Roam
okel being taken from the count; of Frankliu lying
Esst OF The Blue Ridge, while tho remainder lies in
Inc vniiey.-ihe opinion was expressed by Messrs
Leigh and Witcher that the bill was
Mr. dnderson Of Boeou, wished the lie on the table
wishes OF that part OF the people Of franklin
20 examine ITS provisions with reference constitutional
Mt Poceu Of Franklin moved postpone the bill indefinite.
his opposition to H. the OF ignorance
Mr. Preston believed bin had merit and e, inter
suggestion. of the cenema" o He"'e ne @ n. ha hs
struck him with force II upon examination their i'm
preston was confirmed he should abandon b and TO en-
aoie him 20 make this examination lac hoped Law
tho bill on the table would prevail
Mr. Muller OF Bocou, opposed motion 10 post
pone the bill indefinitely Perhaps friends might by striking
o'" the new County that of it, proposed he taken from
consultation among themselves all objection being
considered on its men in which he should address the
House at large WV
he motion to lay on the table then pu, carried
mh SamPoen OF Bedford mad an unsuccessful effort
vsr-o the fhc Committee Of Claims rejecting the pe
ito, OF VIM George to be refunded imposed nv the
County Court OF Gedord-thc reisnr,o tho Re
solution OF the COMMITTEE by vote Of So to so
On motion of Mr. Sp leave was gwen to bring in hill IN
amend the several acts the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-23
Mickle's Office.

DLSM.1L SJY.A.UP Canal LOTTERY
Drawing will take place at the Earle Ho;el no.
MORROW, the eth inst. ut 4 O'Clock p NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN CUBA, We pub
r,s,d an extract Of letter from Havana, un-
der date Of 9Th ul,imO, in yesterdays Ameri,
r,p. which stated that conspiracy 10 throw
of The yoke OF Spain, and declare Cuba inde>
g,nisnr had just been discovered, and tina, a
amber Of arrests had taken Place Our a,'en>
Te correspondent, has forwarded US copy Of
be Proclamation issued on the occasion by
Gen Vwgs, which We here annex.-BaH I'm
hiqBitq.s Of the Island Of Cubo!-The Aattering
,cue which this fortunate island presents, the result
ysr loyalty good sense, (senatez) cannot but in
she the reyoutIons's OF the adjaceu, ointment who
regard with angry envy our prosperity and wealth,
shls they are seen bowed down b. poverty aud snar
ay the inevitable consequence Of their rebellion -
Tbs happy ani-the abode Of peace, plenty, and 10y
ry-presen,S to the world striking contrast enjoy
n under the maid government OF her X NJ, all the
sslngs which spring from security of progress, the
uninterrupted pros ress of the arts, education and sci
rsS; while revolutions, ACTIONS, dscOrd, and anarchy
ave established their empire in the rebellious pro-
NOces and their natural Consequence has been mmo-
1lS, bceNtuusness AMI the wretchedness induced by
his state Of disorder; and since these malcontens have
pared means nor efflrts tn disturb your repose,
ae' have not found difficult TO allure to their faction
Sne OF the inhabitants ofthiS Island. Some of them,
nsraefl for the hospitality thev have here received,
AL others uncircumspect (ncauIos) have been misled
y hlacOuS theories ignorant OF The irristible argu-
nenis basel upon simple comparison between the
Sa'eo refinement and prupriety OF the faithful
sAni OF Cuba, and the dep orabe state of the Cont
aen ever Hce the moment of its separation from The
A'ef1ai government OF Ills Majesty, Madmen, (In-
S's's all men OF sense in this Island are faithful to
As AnS our master, from affection, from gratitude,
M NcOnuciion that in her loyalty and union 10 the
parent State, they hold The only guarantee which
ns'her we'ibeing; aud that the das which sewers
se ncrsd boals viii be the last of her happiness and
| asn other existence.
'a< RIDICULOUS conspiracy is l;cOy which could
% NNe proved disastrous to the indictments (mava-
| ~ I'll" projected It. Those Nro may be convicted
Ue eHre viii be punished with all the rigor OF our
Nisu, demands it.
CTts" u Cuba! RepoSe ent,re confidence in your
I' magistrate. who, assisted BY his colleagues. has
"s saH % do ms duty, to sustain YOU in the enjoy
-, aI your preSen, benefits, fulfilling the oft re.
- Oaers OF the King our Lord, and which are
% ' 10 ms heart, 'ha, 1t never throhs with pleasure
vac" contemplating YOU cOn;ented AMI happy,
HraHa, FEB 2s, 1870.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
FEBRUARY 20, 1880.

MIR. Writ moved the Court to order copies
OF the opinion Of the Cour, delivered al this
term in thecas of Banks Us. Dupont, to be
certified with the judgment of the Court, under
The Seal of the Court. He stated that be made
the application on behalf o: gentleman who
was interested in case depending IN England,
upon similar principles with hose decided in
the case referred to, and the objec, was to lay
the proceedings Of this Cour, in an au,hen,i-
Gated form before the Court in Grea, Britain,
which was to decide hat case.
Mr. Chief Justice MARSHALL said tina, the
Reporter OF the Court was the proper person to
give copies Of the opinions delivered by the
Cour, The opinions delivered to him after
they were read, and not 10 the clerk, and hey
were not therefore in his office to be copied
no, being filed in his office, he could certify co
pies Of the opinions under the Seal Of the Court.
II any authenticated copy Of the opinion Of the
Courl is desired, the Reporter would furnish it
certified by him and the Clerk Of the Court
may certify under the Seal OF the Court thar
he is the Reporter, if his should be required.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

,,n' ~tANcHoAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT about
,,,,,,' ""ne some laborers were employed in
Hos ing the Canal, ives, of the Marke,
,arb , uea' 'ee place chilled Scotch Row, the
Or, ave. .a'ea IN and Caught three Of hem be-
ion, ~; eoulc escape One was killed out
~ Gnus mead being literally crushed to e IONS:
rbs IA is ah irishman, named John Sullivan.
,s,, bn.. TWO were severely, but no, danger
ssapy .r aSn caution Cannot be used to guard
n, viii Seeldenls OF this description we hope
,bi. S1l serve as a warning; !, is The second
'got months. :" VIC Town "''hin SIX CT
a,o"as OF the soil along the route of the Canal
,omno,aS ,'"n' as lar as we have observed, is
. ,ad5su u o. gravel, which is peculiarly liable
len, a.. s'oes; IN few places The rxcava,
NC made TO the depth Of 90 to 80 feet.
ds0'setO,cn Gazette, March Is.
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TiMlber Wanted.

UTANTED, the following Timber. by the first OF
w April next, viz:
"a white oak piles 40 feet long, to square IL nches
at the head for feet
"a do do do 26 feet long. to square IL inches at the
head for 8 feet. =,
white oak caps. Is feet long, to be squared TO IL
inches the whole length
% white oak ties is feet long and nine inches at the
large end. Oh.
large end, .,t
GTThose persons disposed to furnish wilt please call
on me at Alexandria
mar II JoSiAh H. laws
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

,,,lv 10 private note from "a Working
=. go STATE tina, we are not at all averse to
N'u,mrnica,ions, so long as they shall be
30 .,.e,y and discree,ly written, appearing
r,per. Having the interests OF the
u oal, a, heart pledged to no party, and
~ :. ,o,bing, aad fearing no hing from any
Inn, shall be always open to the most
g. and liberal discussion on all questions con-
I'D With its eovernment. All we ask, and
hill dsmaad, is, that the remarks Of
-...,orl,p,, must be temperate. IA Work
.u,o,,o second number shall appear To-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
EXpeaitiOn-F0r liberia.

VTNHE fine new brig Montgomery, owner, John Han.
l. son, of Philadelphia. has been chartered by the
Colonization Society, to convey emigrants to Liberia
She accommodate, comfortably. $50 passen-
gers. All who would obtain passage in this vessel,
should be in Norfolk, before the 10th of April
Applications for passage, in behslfof free persons Of
color. those liberated with view to their colonza.
ton in Africa, should be made Immediately to the
rotary Of the Society Washington or to J. II. b. La
trnbe, Esq Baltimore. John McPhail, Norfolk, Lewis
MedtsI or VIM. Tayer, of Fredericktown Md. W.
N Blackford, Fredericksburg, Va, Benjamin Brand,
Richmond, Va, VIM N. Atkinson, Petersburg, Va,
R. n. roler, Lynchburg, Va, Nathan Mendenhal,
Greensboro, N. c.. or Caleb White, Perqumans, N. C.
Editors of papers fre ndIy to the object of this So
cety, respectfully requested copy this notice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
MONDAY, March IS.

Present, the whole Court.
No 48. John z. Van Ness & Wife, VS.. The
United States and Corporation Of Washington
On appeal from the Circuit Court Of UUiIed
States for the county Of Washington. Mr..
Justice Story delivered The opinion Of this
Court, affirming the decree Of the said Court,
dismlssing the bill Of The compliments, with
costs.
No. IS Daniel S,ringer e al VS.. Lessee of
john Young & al In error TO ihe District Court
Of hr U S,a,es for YVES, Virginia. MIR. Chief
Justice Marshall delivered the opinion of This
Cour', affirming he judgment Of The said Dis
trict Cour, in this cause, with costs.
No. 1873. Chrislian Phekhaupt s. al VS.. The
Bank Of ;he State Of Georgia. Mr. Chief
Justice Marshall delivered The opinion Of this
Court. remasding this cause to lhe Circuit
Court Of The U States for The District OF Gcor>
gia, with directions to proceed herein accord :
ing to law, the whole cause, and no, point,
or points, being certified 20 this Court.
No. 70. John Wilcox & al. vs.. K Plummer's
Executors. This Cause was argued by Mr..
Wir, for the plaintiffs, and by Mr.. Webster for
the defendants
No, 70, The Columbian Insurance Company
OF Alexandria. plaintiff in error, VS.. Ashby and
Stribine This cause was argued by MIR Jones
for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Z. Lee,
for the defendants in error.
No: 70. Mary Ronokendorff. plaintiff in err
ror, vs. James N Taylor. The argument in
this cause was commenced by Mr.. Jones Tor
the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned III tomorrow. II o'clock, NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
FRIDAY, MARCH IL. 1880.


Present as on YES erday.
No. g. Hiram Craig & al Plain ifs in error,
VS.. The State Of Missouri No. 10. Robert
S Davis & al Plain IFS in error VS.. The State
Of Missouri No H. Thomas Wastson, Plato
Tiff in error, VS.. the Sta'e Of Missouri In error
10 the Supreme Court of the State of Missouri
for the frs judicial District Mr.. Chief Justice
Marshall delivered the opinion of this Court in
these cases, reversing The Judgments of the
said Supreme Court
No So JONES Lopez, Plaintiff in error, VS..
The State Of Missouri. In error to the SUI
preme Court of he State Of Missouri, for the
third Judicial District. Mr.. Chief Justice
Marshall delivered the opinion OF this Court,
in this cause, reversing the Judgment of said
Supreme Court.
We are informed by friend iha, the opin-
ion of the Cour, ia this important case was
not unanimous; that the Court divided four 10
three.
No. AZ James Caldwell Appellant, VS. John
Tasgarr & al The Argument OF this cause
was commenced by Mr. Writ for the Appellant,
and continued by Mr.. Shelley for the Appel
lees.
Adjourned ill to morrow, II o'clock, AN.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, ID c.

ARRIVED, MARCH l6,
schr E o, Burrows, st. Thomas, 10 days; specie to
n. Miller & Son.
schr Virginia, Morse, Turks Island; salt to S. Mes.
sersmith.
Sloop Johnson, Johnson, Philadelphia, via Cana;
SIoop Friendship, Duncan. Philadelphia freight for
the District.
SAILED,
Steamboat Fredericksburg, B. J. Jenkins Baltimore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

.I,rys NEws.-A packet ship arrived
-. York on Sunday, bringing Liverpool
III. 10Th Of February. We received
~ -, from our correspondents by yesterdays
""r i, shall be eaabled TO give the news 10
sorrows Gazette.
, -. - .,;0s Boston aud Richmond, Of this port,
"a a, Liverpool 9Th ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
For Sale.

Sober, careful, and expert carriage driver and en-
~ active brisk dining room servant, about ~ years
of age, will sell to good master together with his
Tie woman is neat seamstress and been accustomed
TO cleaning out house. For terms, enquire of the
Printer "aseu 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

Several interesting aud important documents,
,,o,Od. to the Re?or, Of the Committee on
u, Dis rlc', shall be inserted N this Gazette in
n. course OF the present week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

We are requested BY several Members of the
imam Courcil 10 state, that the Council will
,,oes,d, on Friday evening next, to elect the
,o.,o,,,;oO Officers for he ensuing year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
ladies Shoe Factory.
John MORGAN

Has the honor ofrespectfuIIy Informing the
- ladies' of Alexandra and the public gen.
orally, that he has taken tie brick store on
the south side of King. between Washington and ST
Asaph streets, where he will attend specially to the
Manufacturing of
Ladies', Misses and Chilaren's Shoes.
And he hopes by unremtting attention to business.
and UNMARRIED endeavors to please, to merta shareof
public patronage.
., march I5-1md1aw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17

Tn. las, No. Of the African Repository con,
lin, much interesting matter 10 the friends Of
n, American Colonization Society
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1880.

Present as yesterday.
No. At. Jas. Caldwell, appellant, VS.. John
Targart, Ell a. the argument OF this cause was
concluded by NJ. Wlr, for the appellant.
No. ~. Andrew BArle, appellant, vs.,
George Coleman appellee This cause was ar
gued BY Messrs. Swami and Jones for the APP
pellan,, and by Mr. Taylor for the appellee.
No so. Society for the Propagation OF the
Gospel; Sc. plaintiff, VS.. The Iowa Of Pawle'.
The argument Of This cause was concluded by
Mr., Webster, for the plaintiff
Adjourned ill Monday II o'clock A. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-17
Spring Goods.
JAMES MCKENZIE & Co.

JAME> MCKENZIE & Co.
HAVE commenced the receiving # their spring
III supply of Staple and Fanny GO0DS; amongst
those opening, per Erie from New York, are:
Super Italian lustrngs
Senshaws, sarsinetts and levantines
Searsucker and fine check London ginghams
four!ard prints
Cambria and jaconet muslins
Swiss and book do
Bishop lawn, ia beautiful artice]
Black and blue black bombazines, fine finish
case grass aleached Irish linens, a sup. fabric
Linen caPbrics and linen cambria hhdkfs.
Fancy style marseilles vestIngs
Bobbinett wells, handsome assortment
Bobthmett cuttings, all widths
Needle work d muslin capes anc collars
Gauze scars; barrsge hhdkfs
Mems super hoskln gloves
White and black raw silk hose
An assortment of English and French silk no.
siery
White slate and ingrain'd black cotton hose
Super sea island shirtngs lined fold
Furniture and garment dimities
Russia sheetings; bear duck. &c. &c. &c
BY each weekly packet throughout the season they
will continue to receive additional supplies
mar IL