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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-17

Yesterday the Thermometer stood at $50; at.
tended with an elastic atmosphere and a lively
breeze from N. W..
lseH
In obedience to an act of the last Legislature
of Georgia, Gov. Gilmer issued his proclamation
ON the Sd instant, extending the laws of that State
over the Territory occupied by the Cherokee In
dians within it's chartered limits. He has also
forbidden all persons, whether citizens of the State
or not, from taking any gold or silver from the
said territory, and to quit the same without delay,
unless permitted to remain by the avs or assent
of the State. tits asserted in the Proclamation,
that a state Of society exists among the Gold dig
gers, too lawless to be permitted.
Charleston Courier.
ANA
The Fourth of July is near athand, and we have
vet heard Of no preparation, either here or in
Washington, to celebrate it with becoming spirit.
In Alexandra a committee has been appointed to
make suitable arrangements, and an Orator for
the day selected. We hope that the pride and
patriotism of our citizens are not asleep.
1t was suggested to us by a friend, some time
since. that the outs should have a celebration in
their own style, under the open canopy of Hea-
ven. with ..noue to make them afraid;" although
this would be rather an exclusive affair, the idea
is not Il bad one-we can raise a very respectable
force in this District, and before the end of the
wear are likely to have additions to our number;
but we do not wish to give cold comfort TO any of
those who feel "snug in their places"
Ge5rgei0on Columbian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-17

Fovr.-The Halifax Press has renewed its
comnIaint that some barrels of -four from he Unit
ell Stltes age deficient in weight, and advises pur-
chaser to have them all weighed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-17
yust Necviled.

1 T the Book and Stationery Store of the late 4. I
X mn dy-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-17
NSS

The oppressive heat of the weather renders au
Editors desk not a very pleasant situa.iol.-
There is no news stirring, aud nothing on which
10 exercise either a mans ingenuity. TO eNpeud
his gall, or 10 shower his praises. Things nave
~, to be most intolerably mOnotonOus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-17
CalcinSd plaster.

,QSHE sub ,criber will sell CaIcin.d Plaster lively,
4 and a half cents less tuan Any other person in til.
Dis riot ROBI. GLENN.
june l7-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-17

The Government Machines made a great out
,ry At the defalcation of Watkins, and urged J a.
crime upon the late Administration, Watkins.
however, is thrown into the shade oy several
.prlys Of =. Reform'-for examp!e, ara " Iod-
nan. the Postmaster at Pensacola. Dan the
Navy AGENT. and the last case of Christian Weir
Ah. the Postmaster III Claysyille.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-17
Twenty Dollars Reward

tWtNty DOiAdFS KNc WYNN
seANAw ~ from the employ Of tn subscriber Q
Z. q hired Negro Man, belonging to George F. Wash.
ton, named
RALPH.
We had a pass from me to go 20 Alexandria, which ex-
pred on the ct ,nsl since which time he has not re.
urned In his duty; I therefore exp'c; he is end, avor-
ing TO make hi escape 10 some di.tant place When
he left home h. had on a white hat, q wooien jacket
aud linen pan,aIoous; he is Of low stature, dark com.
plrx,on: from IS to 50 Years If age II Is supposed
he Is lurking about AT ysndria q; this time Will
I'VE Five Dollars reward for his cpprehensIon IN the
town of Alexandria or Fairfax Count ; Ten Dollars
for the Citv of Washington or Sat" 81 MArylandi or
twenty Dollars for the State Of PeRns. kania, il deli.
yerrd 10 me, or secured so that ! geth'm again, and all
reasonable charges. ED" ARD l. BATES;
Fai,jfz county, nenr Oceoquas.
iune 8-eO7ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-17
iiNst Or iaiA,

WITHIN n month or two past, an old Red Morocco
w Pocket Book, containing some pap rs OF no va
lue to any one but the owner. Shon'd any person
have possession of it. by leaving It at ,h'4 once, ne VIZ
receive the thank. Of the undersigned, md IF deslred)
be suitably rewarded.
June 1916 hIfhrO LIZ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
TC0MMUN3cATED.l

"Each friend snatch d from US, is plume
Ptck'd from the wing of human vanity
Departed this life, on Monday the 2ad inst
in the 23d year Of her age, Mrs. MARY ANN
MILLER. wife Of MIR. Smith Miller, Of this
county. But few weeks since, Mrs. Miller
was IN the enjoyment Of youth and health,
affording to herself and a fond husband the
iiatteriag prospect Of many happy days. But
how mutabie and vain, indeed ARE the bright
est prospects of earthly happiness! She now
lies low in the narrow house appointed to an
the living. The fattering prospects Of yss-
terday, are today buried with her in the dust.
The hablta.ion where her presence so lately
inspired happiness, is now the abode Of
mourning and woe. Affecting as this dispcn-
sation must be to the bereaved husband and
relations, there is consolation to be derived
from just confidence that she has exchanged
the fleeing enjoyments of this life for the
more substantial joys ofheaven. Mrs. Miller
made no ostentatieus profession of rc!;gius,
'sto be seen Of men," but exhibited It's legiti-
mate influences in the virtuous and ainiabs
tenor of her life. Hers was the religion whicE
influenced the faithful discharge of all her re-
iative duties in this life, and enabled her i
the last solemn trying hour Of death, with
tranquility and confidence to resign her spirit
to HIM whose unerring discrimination viii
award to all his creatures their just deserts-
II.
On Monday night last, Mr.. JOHN Me-
VE1'r, of this place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
SPLENDID PRIZES:

Besides many other. of 800, $40, $50, $50
$40, &c.
Price Of tickets.
Whole S5-Half go 30 ets.-Quarter 81 eS
...Orders for Tickets or Shares in the above
Lottery, viii receive the most prompt attea-
ton if addressed (post paid to -
YATES & MsINTYRE,
Washington City, ID. C.
S5-An official account Of the drawing Wh
be forwarded to adssnturers, free Of posts o.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
CAPITAL PRIZES:
$4,000 $1,000.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LoTrERri
Glass No. 4, FOR 1880.
10 be drawn in the city of Washington,
y" Saturday, the a7fh February, 1880.
TO NUMBER LorTERY-9 DRAWN sALIozx
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the aIstinst, by the Rev. William Mca.
roe, Mr.. RICHARD BROWN, to Ms Z.
LIZABETH LEMAN, both of Dalkesvik
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ossifers and gentlemen
soJers, said a Connecticut JonatI an who had
just been appointed TO tie honorable station
Of Corporaiin company Of military invinci
eies--'im tarnally obliged to yo, by gaully,
Tor pinting me korper.l, for I'll darn'd 10
darnation # can't cut out Joe Gawky now,
and glt Poll Higgins, IN spite OF brSonstieks
and pumpkins
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25

Great Britain. "
Washington Irving, Secretary of Legation
France. ~
Charles G. Carroll, of Maryland, Secreta-
ry of Legation.
Will lam P Preble, of Maine, Minister to
the Netherlands.
Augustus Davezac, of Louisiana, Score
tary obligation.
Cornelius p. Van Ness, of Vermont, Min
lister to Spain.
J. G. Pickett. Of Kentucky. Secretary of
Legation to the Republic of Columbia.
James Duncan, to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Washington, Mississippi.
William J. Duane, Of Phila ielphia, and
James Campbell, of New York, to be Diree-
tors of the Bank of the United States.
On the Sd inst. the General Assembly pro-
eeeded to ballot for members of the Boar of
Public Works and the following gentlemen
were elected:
For the Distrist ,ccst of the .4leghaop n,o,,o-
taiil--Peter Scales Of Cabell, John kcCov
OF Tyler, and Andrew Russell of Washing
ton.
For the District bet,ceen the .4negha,y and
the Blue Rid0e-Robert White of RocL-
bridge. and Hierome l.. Opie of jefferson.
For the District bet,ceen the Blue Ridge and
the head Of tide ,cater-Joseph Watkins III
Goochland, Samuel Pannil of Campbell, and
John Gibson ofPrince " illiam. |
For the District belNc the head of t;d.-,ru
Ph'hp Aylett Of King William, and William |
Parham.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25

There is no doubt that Mr.. Branch did Of
fer to the President his letter of resignation
as Secretary of the Navy, but that he was
persuaded by the President to stick little
longer. If his resignation had been accept
ed, it is said it would have been fol. ed by
the other Calhounites in the Cabinet, hlessrs.
Berrien and lngham 1t is thought, with
much show of reason, that the 'smosaical"
patch work cannot much longer adhere to-
gether-Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
Fashionable Boots and Shoes

II0HE subscribers have on hand, n very cx ens,ve
IL assortment of every description of ladies', gen
temen is, misses, boys, and chldrens boots. bootecs
and shoes, of superior quality, all which will be
warranted, they were made ut their factory.
1900 pair ladies' lasting. satecn, and kid slippers OF
. every quality and price
500 do ladies' morocco walking shoes
500 do do sculskin and gon,sk'n walking shoes
300 do do lasting walking shoes with and with
out heels, and ut various prices
so do do bronze and blue morocco slippers
SO do do blue and jet black satin slippers
so do do white satin and lasting slippers
100 do do scalskin walking shoes, without heels
100 do misses morocco and scn'skin slippers
100 do do do do walking shoes
and booccs
100 DO do lasting slippers, colcurci and black
500 do gcntemen's calfskin, scalskin and goat
skin boots of various qualities and price
800 800 do do boots: very low I. prices
100 do do do do pumps
$50 do do very superior goa'skn dress
500 do mems stout prime kip pegged and sewed
bootees, very superior and low prices
500 do prime thick pegged s. sewed bootees and
shoes. suitable for factory ard plantation hands
800 do Womens leather shoes ofeScellent quality
200 do boys bootees and shoes, various kinds
800 do ladies' and gentlcmcn's India rubber shoes,
large sizes and superior quality
1000 do chdren's shoes and bootecs, comprising
almost every kind ever made, the quality OF
which is very superior
100 lbs wrapping twine, which will be sold very low
600 whisker brushes, n handsome article
100 pair ladies' and gantlemens cork soals. new
article for keeping the foot dry and warm
30 superior made leather travelling trunks, some
extra large sizes, double and single
% beautiful travelling bags with IRON clasps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell vaices.
All of which will be sold a, very low prices, at
wholesale retail, by
GRANNISS, SON e. BROTHERS,
Corner of Main and 4th streets.
p S. They i'll receive in q few days, many other
new and superior articles. oct %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
New Music, at Half Price.

New Music, at Half Price.
II oHIMME dos Marscllois, with English words
IL o. do not chIde my lingering stay
Fnnhless Isabel. sung by Mr.. Robinson
The little blind Boy composed by John BarNett
Why hast thou taught me to love thee, sung by Miss
Byrnc
Fast from, the Lake. composed by II II. Bishop
My Bark shall trampc the seas no more
Strike for Tyrol liberty sung by Madame Vestrs
My bonpy Charles, sung by Mrs, Knight
Savournconc DeclIsh, do do
When from Ellen parted
Flow on shining river. arranged by SIR j. Stevenson
Ship Hoy, sung by Miss J.. GillInghum
Her cheek was Of the dye, composed by {. NJ.
Sofa
Maid of Athens by Lord Byron
. Pescator dell 'onda Venetian canZonct
Bonnie Breast Knot Quadrilles, containing Hey :he
bonnie breast knots "Cnmbells are coming
"Stilly night" Heres n health to them that's
AVA, 1.-The boniic rows
IT'S the last of summer
Forrester's Daughter, by w. Ball
Wake lady, wake
Kathleen o. Moore. sung by Miss Dillingham;
Where the Bee sucks, sung by Mrs Austin
He's Just like all tho
Scotch Harper, by Chas. Fest
The Savoyard glrl
Isabel to her lover
Oh! breath no moro that simple air
Jlark, tia the signal gun, Ivy Jos Watson u. $. n.
Let us go moving, sung by Miss Love
Hummng bird, sung By Mrs Knight
The secret, do do
Lady. the silver moon shines bright, a reply rise
gentle moon
Farewell, sung by Miss Clare Fisher
Canary bird waltz
Bonnie Ucathcrn call
wilt thou wander DER the hills
I snw thee weep by Lord Byron
Pho Moorish maid
Round my own pretty rose
Ger the green sea
The bonnie bark
As i, fell upon day, sung by Mrs. Holman and Mr..
Pcarman
Al, ,,L,, JoI;oh, Tho Srldicr knows
Pie Butterfly was gentleman, sung by Madame
FCrOn
Sweet Bird that shun's, tho noise Of folly sung by
Miss r.. Dillingham;
o. Dolce couccnto
Bagollru. sung by Sgnorina Garcia with silk like
ness. For sale at the Book, Stationery, and Fan
cy Store of r. ID. SANAAf.
nov 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
Almanacks I AlmanacksfI

VIRGINIA and North Carolina Almanacts pp,.
"shed ny Peter Cotton, containing uesides the
astronomical calculations, list Of the Courts and
Judges OF Virginia and North Carolina; of the mem
bers OF the Senate and House of Delegates of V,r
9ia; virginia Representation in Congress; Officers
OF the Government Of the United States; minute
ana IN ercs'ing account of the great Eclipse IN 1891
ana variety OF valuabIe receipts and amusenlents:
cutt"his Consiltutlonai Amnnack, Containing the
Amended Cons rtution of Virginia
virginia and North Carolina Almanack published
by !ohn Warrock. containing besides tn, usua maj,
ter oil an Almanack, an acroun, of Virginia Pr,m,rv
Schools; Virginia Militia; Lunnric Hospital pn;ten,
nary institutions n list OF members of Convention.
the Vote IN each County, for and against the adon
ments
=, Christian Aimanack for Virginia, containing tho
Farmers Calender; Tables showing the number IF
of the different Religious denominstions and ~,
religious Charitabla Societies in the IT, States
with v"reiy of Miscellaneous matter. moral ard
insiructing, for sale at the Book Store of
nov z ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
NEW SlUSIC.

HOLL!NS&1 co have received an additional sup
" ply Ct music for the Piano Forte; among winch
the following songs, and Il further stock of stan.
dard plcces--consisIng OF Marches AIRS, Waltzes
and Variations, &c.
Away, Away we bound DER the Deep, words by
She never blamed Him, Never, words by T. IL.
Dayiy. music by Mr.. Boyle
My Happy Woodland Home, music by !. IL.
UOrncastle;
. why is Loves Celestial Dream, Duet to Prin-
cess Mary, music by NJ. Vertuc.
We met, ballad from the songs OF the Doudor,
words and music by Y. II Bayy;
To thee nv Hopes, my w shcs lee, the Love Let
ter. by w Ball;
Never Home came He. words by Cunningham w.
Kirby:
Isle of Beauty Fare thee Wen, by Bayly, accom-
panments by RAWLINGS;
The liitc Snow Bird J. L. Norton;
The Herdsmans Return, by w Bal;
Helen Trevor, by &. r.. Horir
Love is like little Bee. by w. West;
The Parting Hour, by ii. DIclnan;
knew thee Mary, by J. T. Norton;
Penseza MOI ma chcrc anne, dcdic1;cd to the
young ladies at Mrs. Sarans Seminary by J. /.
Norton;
De me bannir puts qniilulc courage, by V. RI
faut;
sec them Oh their Winding Way, by Bishop He
Der. y. Hnc:
The Captive Knight, b. Mrs. Hobcr, music by her
sister;
The Banks Of Allan Water by C. L. Horn.
Farewell since we must Part, 10y J III Hewitt.
Collins and Co. have also received n further supply
Flagcolcis -singc and doubl"l ClArioucts and Flies
much below former prices.
eCt 27-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To the DsiLv RicnsoNo WHio TO
City Subscribers ST. AID for shorter period the
rate OF 90 year. both payable in advance When
mail $40 year
ADVERTISING For square of rs lines less, i'll
IS 81 liz aud
vey succeeding insertion 33l
Thrice week. FIRST week 81 25; succeeding week 81
Twice a week. first insertion 75 every succeeding
ccr,on 80 cents
Oaos week, FIRST insertion IS cents every succeeding in
Sd
All advertisements also the CossrrrvroxAL
VINO.
Transient advertisers must advance
The of he noted the Ms, they
s be inserted until ordered be stopped, and charged
Sc,,ingly
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars for squares,
and in that proportion for advertisements Of greater length;
Auotonec end Lottery dealers who charged 500
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL. WING IL published twice
week, Tuesdays and Fridays af five dollars per
payable IN advance.
forAdrer,isng75c square, or less for the first in
seIto1, aud SO cents for ench continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25

Llnnnan Botanic Garden and Nurseries,
Flushing, Ne,p York.
WILLIAM PRINCE 81 SONS, proprietors of
w this establishment, which covers above forty
acres compacy filed with trees, announce that the
trees for sale exceed those of all former periods
in SIZE and quality Cherry, Pear, Peach, Apple
and Plum Trees, can be supplied Of large size. and
OF all he most choice kinds Grape Vines can $50
be furnished of good size and 0sO are offer
ed at low prices, quantities., including abou, 900
OF The Isabella CotawbaS York Madeira. Alexander,
Scuppernong, &c. &c
The Plum trees form collection of more than
10000, and are almost wholly the celebrated nerv
Plum stock, land generally years growth from the
incubation.
The collection of the Camela Japonlca, or Japan
Rose is the most extensive in the United States and
the prices very low, in the Green house cat
alogues.
The proprietors are thus particular in calling the
public attention, because their great attention 10
every department OF the establishment has caused
the trees, now offered. to be greatly superior to all
former periods and they tender them unruaiied in
size and accuracy. and hey expressly guarantee The
precision of every article furnished in bills bearing
their signature, bur others
Princes Treatise on Horticulture, and the Treatise
on the Vine, for sale by the subscriber.
JAMES WINSTON,
nov l6-6td Agent. Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
We offer for sale.


$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do 80
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar IRON Swcdcs, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistercd steel
Is tons pig iron
SO kegs cut nails and brad w. a
10 do wrought do I
Novascoiia grind stone Z
500 sides soal leather
Calfskns ard upper
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
SsS j.; sss :%ss; S.:s
20 tierces rice
- tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by 12, @ by 10, G bv q and o
by IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas alum salt pe,re, birthstone
Iimento, pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bagging
Sliters, soap and candles
Nuscatcl raisins
Flax seed
- 600 lbs bacon
200 tiercrs Thomas,oR lime
SEQ brls tar
SO bbls No. 3. mnckarel, prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassia pearl barley
Glass. earthcn and stone ware
Whimorcs cotton and wool cards
Linsccd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shectings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB 81 CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
New Medical Books.

Now MEDICAL Books.
A TREATISE ON the Practice of Medicine. in 2
N vols BY John Ebcrlc. NJ. ID, Professor of
Matctia Mcdca and Obstetricks IN Jefferson Medical
College, &c.
The Surgeon, Dentists Anatomical and Ply solo.
gical Manual.-Dy g. Waite, Member of the ROYAL
College of Surgeons, &c
A Treatise OF Ncurngc Diseases, dependent upon
irritation of the spinal marrow, and CauCla of the
sympathetic netve.-By Thomas Prldgin Tca!c. Sc
Nor Surgeon to the Leeds Public Dl~pcusary, &c.
&c &c --Ju-t published, and for sale nv
nov q JOHN II NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
ltOSBY'S BEST CHEWING TUBACCO,
~ ~ For sale nv ~. G.: MCNAMARA

u 49,. h'H-''I Cfi INV" L O1SriCNO,
vt, 81 ~ safe Nv ". y NlcNtNAkA.
VUNlIE Subscriber has lust received the
II. follny,,no ,rt,clos.
Colpne
Florida
Oropoo FIover | Wo.ers
Rose and
Honey
Aromot ic VINEGAR
Vnenar of rourc
Roupe in po,s
LID salvc
Teeth powdcr
Eo-isb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
LEES
4, HIGHLY LIpPOYED
FAMILY MEDICTHrEs

Ia
FAMILY MEDICINES.
j EE . Anti Bilious Pills, admirably adanfed q,
- carry off supertuous Bile, and to prevent IL,
.i.",ou secretions Price 25 and Sd c,s per box IN
LEES Worm Lozenses, certain and nowerG
remedy Tor destroying all kinds of worms Pricc 20
Genus per box, III tin boxes
LEE ) Elixir. a certain and cffi.c,rol ,o,,oa 6.
81 per bottle. NC i'!Go
LEES Sovereign Ointmen, for the Itch. warrant.
20 10 cure from one application free from mercury or
a"y pGrncious Ingredient Price GIL cents No, bor 4
LEE . genuine Persian Lotion renders the I'm
80 so'' and smooth, improves the curnplexon
rIice 50 cts per bottle.
LEES Essence and Extract NJ Rr.,s,, =,
'ole remedy Tor sprains. bruises rheumatism. a,b
ness; &c. Pric" 8 per bottle -'''-
-LE Lip-SaIve. Pric. so cts per Inv
LEE ) Nervous Cordial or Grand Pes,n-.,;,
INST Vai"a bic IEcd'ciue fur great and general dcbii
~, nervous disorders loss of sppelite &c P,ice 81
LEES Ague and Fever Drops. warranted .,
II taEen according 10 directions. Price - cents n.r
LEES Indian vesetabl, Specific. a cer,ai, and IS
each box and bottle. ~e %
LEES Tooth Ach Drops, which give immediate
relIcI Price 80 cts. per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder mhieh cleanscs ,.J 49,.
Ae5 me me-. teeth Price so cts. per bottle
LEES Eve Water, certain cur, FIR so, 80.
frIcr 30 cts per bottle !0s
Price s. per bottle. ''''a ec'ics'
LEE Corn Plaster. for removing aud destrov;nr
.'orhS fr'ce 90 cts per packet For sale bv
nov law II McNEMaRA
Winter Strained Lamp Oil.
I'D BIS winter strained Lamp o. iu.t received 49,
~ the Hornet, and for sale by p'
nov re ]. II EUsrAcE
India Rubber Boots.
ISL received. new and yer superior article
u Tor genlicmen's ware Fer sale bv
nov nov IL GRA NNiSS. SON 81 BROTHERS
n Bark Mill.
3 have Just received. for sale, cast-iron
- Mil, for grinding bark. sad u b. anon an lmnro
yea construction. JAS. WINSTON
ROWLETT'S INTEREST TABLES
~ few copies received bv
nov IL COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
Merino and ''hibet Wool Sb.IyIs

ii. JENKINS has Just received az Additional
"a. supply of Merino Long and Square S5awis -
various colours; 81 Bagdsd Shawls, new and fash
lonaole article Tor low price, Cd and ii TIA hot
Wool Shawls OF the most fashionable coors nnJ =
lew l-2 Mourning aud Lead Cod 'Thybri Sbn0Is
a geniec and plain article which with the ev,cn,
sNe assortment OF those on hand, of late mporiaons
form the most gcntccl assortment of Fail and w.
Shews II the ciiy-fJr sale T.; the most reduced nri.
ces, II II It-NL-TNS,,'
Merino Shawl I'nen and Fancy Dry Good Store,
&c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
st. Cr0ix sugar.

I'D hhdS 81; Croix sugar good quality and dry
landing this nornlng-for sale nv
nov l3-3t OTIS DUNLOP &, Co
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iNPORTED STALI-iOI
LESsAEEAN

expected a The Stables OF Col Groscr C,-
Z LOTT near Gallatn, Sumner county. tennessee.
wncre ne wlii stand the next season. This early
notice Is gwen. in order appriss centlco,o, a.
distance where L.EVIATlIAN will stnnd
Terms and all information respecting him will he
made known in due tine ~ "o
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st. CrolX Sugar.

st. CroiX Sugar
SA Hhds ST. CroX sugars, medium quality Ia,d
- -, ing I'M. morning end VIII b. sold low if appli.
cd ''T before storing OTIS. DUNLOP, & Co.
nov list 80