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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
y. IL. ThrOop,
ENGR Err

Of visiting cards, bank notes, portraits, maps, charts
landscapes, diplomas hat plates, business cards, &c
Also, society, notary, and all other metal seals En-.
craving on wood usual.
All the above shall be done with dispatch at reason
able prices Ills rosm is the I'd door from 18th street,
on the Avenue, and directly opposite the National Jour-
nal Office, Washington City.
NIB. Copper plate printing done in the neatest
manner. eotf dec 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
Notice.

uAv1NG obtained gentleman qualified !. 'Ii =
Ill the English. Latin, and Greek Lang 10 70 4
willing TO take six Boarders, from the age u
years of age, on moderate terms: nrrANY
ian 2l-2awtf DAN'L. f.I -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
II A Il S |! !!
Morse & JosseAyn,

Corner Of King and Royai SIS. V7lerandria,
EAYE on hand, and continue to manufacture, HATS
4 ofthe various qualities and fashions now worn,
for sale, wholesale or retail
They have received by the latest arrivals from New
York and Philadelphia, acomplete assortment OF
Gentiemen'S,
LADIES' and Chiidren'S Beavers and Caps
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS:
Together with tull assortment of Hatters' Furs,
Trimmings, Dye S,uffs, &c. &c.
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
their assortment, they will sell On as good terms as
can be had elsewhere. dec 16
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
EouAara Palmerynes, &c.

n ECEIyED per Georgetown. from Rev YORK
Ii Foulard palmerynes rich patterns
DO muslins
Bangad striped satteens, for gentlemehsp ssneh
London and Russia white drliiings' anu 'e"'"
brown; black lastings
Cantelo's silk stocks
Black gro de Naples
Do Marcelline, superior lusre
Guard ribbands, new styles embroidered belt DO
Ladies' embroidered gloves
Mems black raw silk DO
Misses short and long kid do
s.ersucker rinrhams; white satteens, extra hne
Black, white, and green gauze wells, rich pat
terms :,
Arsophane and Italian grapes all col'r'
.nr;, Q 0A'''s0' J. MCKENZIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
Stores for rent.

Stores for rent.
- A Store in the block OF buildings on
METZ Prince.street, between Water and Union,
HnSsl sreets-convenienty and handsomely h'ted
&:.&l for dry goods, hat and shoe. or clothing
store. Also, the Warehouse ABIDING, believed to be
an excellent stand for grocey the lower story has
been occupied as apothecary and drug store, and
second story as a segar mandatory. will be
leasedo for one or more years, TO good tenants.
Apply to VIM d. MUTT
mar Q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
Wanted,

w anteu,
NOR the use Of the Middle Turnpike COMPANY
Ten or fifteen good GIFTS ana Mon ar z.iekiah
plicants will call on Capt James Mcdure' OF Aeoe Mai
Kdwe superintendent. mar ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
Calcined MagMesia.

XNJE have received direct fromthe Maryland Che
w micsl Works, supply ofsuper,or Cslcined Mag
nesia made after the manner of Henry's celebrated
magnesia. This magnesia We warrant to be as good,
ii not better than the English, having by testing the
two articles together, proved this to be SUPERIOR
We here offer in condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, aperfecty pure magnesia, and it may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, Gan object often cons
dersble with physicisns) being rather pleasant than
disagreeabTe tasted In the use Of the American art
Gle, and when it shall become generally known,
satisfied it will supercede the use of the imported, es
pecally, is afforded at the same price and is more
sure in effect than the common cacined magnesa, 1t
is Put up in bottles and labelled with directions in
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores, other places where medicines vended.
Also. assortment of
COMES, BRUSHES md soaps.
Consisting of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth. hair, flesh, nall vsrnsh sash TOOLS and camel
hair Brushes
Rose, transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
soaps For sale by
august IL WILLIAM LANPHIER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04

Sugars, Pepper, Almonds. &c.
rs hhds New Orleans and st Croix sugars
20 bags i.agura and St Domingo coffee
$500 lbs soft sheed fresh ALMONDS
ceroons fotant indigo
10 bbls Folcy's gin
Received for sale by ,,o,,,
april SAML. b. LNN"Oo".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
MOUNT EAGLE
march 25

s-c4a2< Is situated neor Alexandria, con
SlSSS mands delightful view of the Potomac ri
SHS er, the City of Washington, Alexandria, al
se.Ssz>> the Marylsn shore-it contains about
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

No, in the last Legislature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28
FoR THE WING.
PENNMANSHIP.


Messrs. Editors:-Ampng many others, have been
member OF Mr.. Carpenters Glasses in Pen.
nahshp and cannot refrain from publicly express
ing my admiration of his system of instruction In
short Course of twelve lessons, he efcctuary re-
moves every particle OF that awkw ard stiffness which
oese's many IN the acquisition of good hand; and
with certainty. carries forward the pupil to the pos
session OF the most easy and elegant mode Of wri-
ting.
Inc principles Of his system are certain in their
results tor the manner in which he directs the pen ia
De held depends entirely upon the anatomical struol,,
OF the muscles Of the arm aud hand
lie. therefore, who uses the syrtem of Mr. c. must
ne has the use of his rgh, hand and his eyes incvl-
taoy learn IN very shoot time to write we'll and TO
write 'o'thout The use fines, straight and elegant
hand. "
Many have embraced the opportunity, which NJ r.
Carpenters presence our city has afforded of in
Vcsting themselves with this useful accomplishment.
ana as his stay among will be short 1t is hoped
tne' ocners VIII not lose the occasion still offered OF
becoming. with little time and as little expense. Gle
giant penHen. DISCIPULUS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28
.aetDa,u osgD aNststg.
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Sonhdmpton-one delegate.--For Senatc-John
Y. Mason I33-no opposition.
House of Dcegates--Wm. b. Goodwin 2e7
Benjamin Griffin Ella
Preston. House of Dcegates-ono Delegate
WIN b. TruinN 26j, WIN. Carroll I'D, BENJAMIN
Shaw l76
Bath --Scna,c-Beale OF. Mcdowell I6G.
-Senate-Beale l26, Mcdowell co.
trct
House OF Delegates-one Dccgate-Torrcll 90.
Pcrsingcr 81, Taylor %.
Cumberland. Decentralization i3l Booker I g.
Booker Is elected.
John +. Wilson was elected to the House of Del
egates without opposition.
ORANGE
a Correspondents at Orange Court House, writes
=" AT Your request send statement of the polls
at tne y H. near the close of the day-grcat ex
element prevailing
For HouSe Of Decentralization i49-Davis 8s
For SenGie-Dade i93-SauChter 30.
En- President Madison present, and gave his
vote for MIR. Barbour which was received with
great applause Fred. Herald.
Not in hrI ,tc.;.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

LIVERPOOL, 1Ith September 1890
Slrs-The late political events in France. followod
as they nave been by excitement in other countries
and the prospect of their influence sin ey,omJ
nave combined, produced serious depression in he
prices OF public securities, which on more mature TO-
LECTION, appears be Yond what the occasion called far,
tue result however is that capitalists begin to she
usPosIuon 10 invest their surplus funds in
articles OF foreign and domestic produce rather Than
~ FUNDED property. which must he considered A. nm
undue elevation, should war ensuo in Europe r.,
consequence more inquiry has appeared Tor such ar
ucles MS may be considered under n medium value.
and generally importers have little to complain Of for
ready and real demand is experienced for their nro
ducts quite ne fast they arrive
me supplies Of Cotton are liberal for the season.
u ne more 80 when It Is considered that the import
thus far this year 30 greatly exceeds the mast nst
WEEK supply amounted to 5,30l packages against
So sold During the present until YESTERDAY the
WIN was adverse; IN consequence, only 2A31 bags
%os oaes We're reported against 900 Sold follows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28
SPORTS OF THE TURF.

FIRST Days Race Ooer G1rrison's Course
q colt Sweersake, . mile heats 5000 entrance
nan forfeit Three horses started, two paid forfeit
H. Johnson's b. Virginia Taylor, by Sir Ar
I
VIM. Minges f. J. c. by do Q Q
fhos.sWatson's s. Annette by do dr.
Tme-lst heat 3m 5ss
Cd do do
IL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

we'd just IN tlmeto embark in n shin bound 20 Now
orieans on board OF which four or five passen-
gors, one oil whom. who had consignment OF goods
for the Mobile anu New Orleans ,,ntk.,s n, al known
nun under favorable Appearances. IIe adroitlv
wormcd himself INTO tho confidence and good gruces
OF ms o1me. acquaintance aud proposed to join him
IN his projected soeculatons Ahcr mutual exnla-
nations their plans were arranged and thov ascend.
ed the Mississippi in high spirits. A portion of
the properly was unsuspectingy entrusted to
Carr by the o;her, who Immediately sent ~ to an
Auction House. obtained handsome advance viz
abou, $40 %, and decampcd. The merchant pursued
traced him from place to place, but Carr eud.d his
grasp During all this period. the individual who
had occn bail for his appearance, was anxiously on
tue look "ui ~ every quarter where he could dream
W, pFooaoihty OF finding him, but to purpose
Inc 'ourt, however, extended q reasonable indul.
gchce, knowing that he was excr,ing himself to the
utmost to lind his prisoner. At last he received in
formation that fellow, corresponding in appearance
and Sue, was figuring in n country town in Ohio
passing himself off as Dir. Flagg of New Orlcan.
onI naSing havoc among the hearts of oil the silly
girls He despatched an officer who knew his DER
son, identified him Carr, put him IN irons md
mailed him for this city, where he arrived last wbeL
after an absence OF about year. AS he was CON
Vlccd upon the trials, he will doubtless receive tho
same sentence that was passed upon Purdy, viz. i'm
prisonmcnt in the Pcn,cntary for the term of three
years. s0
stopping this morning deliver passenger onnos,.
Pace Inc horses took fright and great fv dow
thFoup
Upon the pavement the Of .n
e,e were SIX passengers IN the stage, them were
vales VINO were all taken uninured although gre,v
aarmeo Inc horses ran a ne the .,,s.,s -.
WIZ, 1907 passengers, and the stage vvas feo,s,,i
uem on he SIDE walk ii came in contact ~isb -~ssy
ppe ooyn'on Market and dashed pieces n .,v1s -
,ase opposite Avon place, but fortuua ev No o,,s
happy 70 learn that there damage done ~ M.
O. Imp am mat the only physicians called were Menu.
Sauuef ana "heeiwght An informs ~. ,h., a.,
noor o. the spectators the stage dashed by them wa, inn
aey converted INTO unceremonious laughter at hearnr
one o me lady passengers she descended from IN. co.,
0 " '""o'N Transcript.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

Extract Oh letter to the BOs' on Palladium, dated
NEW YORK, Saturday, Oct. TO-
n young fellow, whose history is somewhat inter
est'ng calling himself Joseph T. Carr was this work
brought back to this city TO atone for the crimes hc
has been guilty of, bya three years rcsiderce on
BlackweIs Island. at the useful vocation of hammer
ing out stone This distinguished personare wns
formerly an lnhabltant of Boston, n merchant and
doubt less well known to some of the humorous road
ers Of tho New England Palladinm Ri. corcs,
WIN you was his first appearance as a swinder. a
lew untoward circumstances came TO the knnvyI.d,
OF n few persons who had some regard for him o1d
was resolved by them TO furnish hun with suit oblo
mnds 10 enable han 90 change the theatre of action
Inns Guy was therefore selected By him as prnpcr
course Ior future operations. and he commenced bu
sness with three or four partners, as honest md
right as lnnsclf-One to be a merchant nnnthcr
lawyer third broker, and n fourth general
spcc"lntor IN the market The merchant would
make MS purchases, give reference TO tho LAWYER
ana broker, and oil scrupc about the responsibility
ma responsibility Of the purchaser being satisfied by
lhe'r assurances his own note taken in payment
and the goods delivered. This was the p,6dys o,e
randi sor some months; the notes were never maid;
The goods were converted into cash. short metre nd
many an unsuspcctng man was outrarcousJy swind
/ ich out OF considerable sums of money They nj
last attempted TO puck few feathers from tho can.
Ion OF an Albany sloop; they in fact. SUCCESS
Iul I'D getting portion Of his property, bat he was
determined not TO submit TO such treatment without
an effort 70 turothe tables upon the gentlemen.
- complaint for swlndliug lodged with the
P0llce, aud Carr, with one OF his partners, Purdv
arrested aRd held to bail. When the case was tried
Carr, who was present, discovered what would be
his inevitable fate and abscondcd leaving hs hail 10
stand IN his shoes He started for Boston, and arri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28
NEW YORK MARKET NJ. 90

n o%ceunmport- 977 bags st. Dominpo 100 do
DI hia The only important parcels at market, of
new duties Ofthe Thules cargo, from Raj 10 soo
bags have been sold at prices and on terms not trims,
PRED By auction yesterday, 10 Bugs Cuba the car
go OF inc promo partially damaged were sold. bur
40 not report them. Several small lots have hoon
sola within range Of quotations. which VIC do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28
MUarREEsBoRoUGu, Ten. Sent .

iI'''oSS"S DeCt 9 Curbonic He'd Gar
On the evening of Monday last, Thomas w
o"hard, shoemaker ofths place, descended into
MS wen Tor tho purpose of removing small ounnttv
OF wafer winch prevented his making blast His
wife who was standing at the top ofthe well. Oh
served ann apparently to faint, and despatchinp ono
oil her children to neighbours for help descended 70
his assistance. gentleman who lives on the onno.
site side OF the street. receiving the intelpenre
has,ened over with three negro fellows and ON rs,
rivlng at the well, saw Mrs Woodland win,
across the body of her husband struggling for brca6
ana senseless One of the negro men with . cord
fastened around his body, descended by the curb;n
OF the well, but on arriving near the bottom be irs
pruuchtly united hmself he WAS stopping To tie Mr.
w but suddenly raising himself up he Staggered a
ie" seeohcs and tell. By this time, a numb,y of
persons mad collected abOutthe WELL but ntimidate ed
oy the 'a,e oil the negro, none appeared willing to
venture down. At length Mr.. Samuel w aIlace do
scendsd and succeeded IN tying the rome round tbo
BODY OF Mrs w when they were both dr.wn nm -
Mr. James Wallace descended next and was dl,u,
up with Nlr Woollard. Col Jas Gillian desc.nd.j
last ana was drawn up with the negro. Restorativ.
measures were immediately resorted to br Doctor,
Ihreadway, BectOn, Homes g. Rucker All .6o,,s -
WI "ooiard proved unavailing he .red anti
rely dead when hrst brought up Mrs w wa, %. rt,,l
OUT mas lain IN state OF nsensibilitv ey,r .,c. "a
ehance oil heI recovery thought to be yerv ,msu TT
negro eow through the unremtting exeon, Of ID, Th,..
way was revived IN about two since undsr an.
aeement o de hucker has been gradusly impyo,ns -
now considered Of danger Yhi, dread6,I ~.
~ the result OF the emcrty OF Mr. Woodland in d..c.nt
mo ms well without me assures IN
amer ne mad by repealed experiments
h ' s "a 'medaey eSnenished being le, down into
II by unslacked lime ~ ~ oo''a'ns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

=, NAyAt ANEcooTE.-Whcn the United States and
C", I'gates were nearing each other Capt
anu shrewd Scotchnan, for his opno as to the char
acter OF the approaching ship sWhat is vo,,r onn-
r Sn, capt; Carbon II think she is French ID
time the United States went about; the mapnar sn5
styie were SO SUPERIOR as to meet the entire apnro-
patton OF the Scotch mnster--Capf G. repoo,ed hi.
question what do you think of her now master ~
Capt Carbon, "Providence has AT lenotb nIocoJ ~
IN situation to acquire honor and glory ""IIl tell
vow what Capt. Carbon" sad the master: "a, Pc
Daenee mas been pleased 10 bring us into situation N
US '0eH out Of IL" II do not like yon looking feIouu,',
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

co,. import from the 10th to the 93d instant,
rom ny Virginia 443; North Carolina Co. South Carroll.
hale. TTSGorg'a 252i Now Orleans so4-total 1920
amount to about 1900 bales consistng of oso boIs.
on pnu new crop South Carolina and Georgia Tn.
% %nus az ~ to 20 a. 10 cts some small parcels II.
80 na'o''lu ne" cts The demand is principally for
L V'u ConsuInptIon--prices have reccded little from
1noSe current last week. We have received bv tbo
pSckel snip Birmingham, accounts from I,ivernoo %
september 9th. That market had declined n Irino.
i the preceding week were Io23O bales. I'm
quote: Poi iO' VO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28
St. LOUIS. Oct >

.arr'raI from hs Rocky Mountains .w.,,,,
Ky Mountains which place thew left e.ry in 'a an
In hIu TWO tour wheel wagons in company, which
,eH 81 Louis last spring, to the Mnuntains ana
Ave re'urhed. we understand that those gentle
men nave done well; that they bring ma large Suan,
" OF furs and are richly rewarded for their nn
entetpriZe. They have had men killed by Indi-
aus ans. nor we believe, any deaths MIR smith has
out I'VE years and has explored the country from
oh' we hope to be able to give a more partcujar
account OF the extraordinary enterprise of these cen
uemcn' and otthc country which they explored
Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28
SECOND DAYS RACE

For The Proprietor's Purse s2Oa, two mile he,ts
SIS entrance. The course was well attended-the
contest animated, and gave great satisfaction -Four
horses started. The following was the result
Archie. : years old--gI lbs. I
Fhos' Waison's CHI. h. Andrew, by Sir Charles, 3
years old-GS lbs - q
VIM. ii. Mnge's CHI. H. Polly Jones, by Sir Archie
years od-97 lbs . .
Jas; y Garrisons br. m. Margaret Hartford, by Sir
Hal, years od-97 lbs I dis
Timc-lst heat 3m SOS
Cd 3m dds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

Alr. Wm. R. Johnson again bore off the purse
THIRD DAYS RACE.
The Jockey Club Purse of $500 4 mile heats. was
confessed for by the horses named below and result
ed as follows:
years old, l07 lbs =
Jas s GarTlsons m. Gabrielle. By Sir Archie, 4
years old, 81 lbs o
Ihos Wntsons ch. h. Gaatn, by Sir Charles. s
years old, H.
Time--ist heat I'm SOS
- I'd I'm AIS
The Match Race between Wonder and Fear
Nought was won by Wonder about 8 lengths
MIC heats. Timc--ist heat I'm SOS
Cd I'm Sis
The Match Race between tho two celebrated colt s
mentioned yesterday, By Mr.. Nickson -
Mile meats. TIm2-lst heat ON Is
Cd 2m 3s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

ttIc b' Do"euS, at tah 15d, (20 at Bd)
' ao view Orleans al cd 3D.; .
V ,oo AIa6ama, &c. at sd 71d;
io0 Sea Islands at 10 y I55d;
IOl Stained al I'D a Old;
~ Bahias at Sd 84d, few az ed:
Sd maranhams at Sd ed;
ooO Pernombuco OF ed a 90;
w Demerares at otda Odd;
~ Dgypiion at Cd DAD;
100 Surats a. I'D SD;
~ Common West India at I'd.
80 Barbados al lad a 7ad
42 Durham at Cd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10


continent merit Of these Revews has been long and
FULLY ostabnhec; as organs Of sound criticism reposio
RES OF literary reference aud scientific information thew are n
vansd More than thirty thousand copies are Issued quarterly
rom tho brtsh Pres-hey sought after read not ony
IN Great Brian but in every and European
continent lhey are acknowledged be tbs most
OF an european Periodical Works they give various views
OF All The most important questions which All
ae inc civilized world No periodical Works have ever a.
tempted the vast range which they take IF human AFFAIRS nor
, ian any legislator philosopher scholar, entirely neglect
men, without feeling the modification attending this deficiency
once their republication here, reviews similar plan have
oee commenced IN this country, that conuced with great
aoy should DO ecoecied however that many works of
merit appear in Europe, that do reach this
country unu long after their publication. IL ALL and those
among US who may be learned curious searching aer
seiu niormahon have no means Of knowing character
may De Their existence but through medium focian
review WIN no desire therefore the nc kovl
eogeu and increasing merit ri literature permit s tn
say that so long the valuable portion Of literary and
sS4snhc information originate the side of the Allan
ne SO long SHOULD the Edhsh and Quasedy fill dce IL
ouInuTares. MP ''H III. -rS -, :.
I4.e high estimate wnch they shield r uur mos, IN
Ehgeni CITIZENS, is shown bi ne very coIa ancourage
wan wnser tney ure been received and the full ecomncch
IONS that have been heretofore published Subcriptos re
jan o r. d. saNx.y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10
NEW AND SEAsONABLE GOODS.

tN1W hlND SEhSONABLE GOODS.
LII NELSON has Just received and offers for en- To-
-: at unusually low prices an extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FdyvCY-DRY GOODS.
Embracing large and general variety, suited to the
present and approaching season, and consisting in
Blue, black and fancy colored cloths & cassirnercs
oxford and steel MKT do do
DO dc sattinetts
Blue and brown do
valencia and swansdown vestinp
Rose duffle and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizes
FINE and superiine white flannels
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustrinr
India satin and satin levantine
Black and blue. black Gro de Nap
Do do Gro de Indies
Black senchews and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls
10 do handkerchiefs
TniSet' Prussian and cashmere square do
Thibet and worsted barege hdkfs
Barege, gauze and Gro de Nap do
Merino cloths and crcassians, all colours
7-8 and A Irish linens
5, and ga do sleetinrs
long lawns and linen cambrics
Linen cambria hdL,(s
Sd and 1914 damasls
RUSSIA, brds-cye and Cd diapers
Back Nankin and Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian cranes
Black and cooured panyrenes
Plain black and Cnloured bambazctts
rigured do do and raiiinetts
Black English bombazines
Tartan and Circassian plaids and camhle,s
Back. olive and drab bang-up cords
Plain book, mnll and Swiss muslins
Figured do &. do
A and Cd cotton camhrics
Plain and checked jaconets
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery
SILK and worsted braids, assorted
Gloves of every variety
Spitalfeld and hnudanna hdkfs
Imitation bandanna and Madras do
Figured, satin and Gro de Nap bonnet ribbons
Gauze, cap, do do
Common, fine and superfine belt do
Black and coloured guard do
large supply of brown, blenched ard plaid do
nestics, apron and furniture checks, bed ticklnrs
British oznaburgs, and coarse woollens for nero
clothing. And constantly on hand
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10
LIFE or ARTHUR LEE.

LUST received, the Life Of Arthur Leo L. l. d. min,
Commissioner Of he IT, States 10 the Court of Franr,
cua sole Comnissoner 10 he Courts Of Spain and Prussia
a'ng me Revolutionary par With his political and lite
cal subjects and the affairs Of the a. States during the same
PERIOD by Richard Henry Lee Author Of the Life of Richard
hsny ec' Tor sale q, the Book and Stationery Store Of
JW ~ Il. ID. SANXAY.