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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-14

PAINTS, OIL, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
nRY and ground white Lead Of the drst quality,
II verdegrse, dry and ground In Oil,
Paris white and whiting, by the cask, or at retail,
French and American yellow, Lampblack,
Venetian and red Lead, Spanish Brown,
LegthaIge, Umber, Chrome Yellow,
French Green, Vermllon, Prisan Blue,
Paint Brushes Of all Sizes Copol and Japan Vanish, Lin
seed Oil, and boiled,
Spirits Turpentine, window Glass Of all sizes,
White Lead in ke gs frst and I'd qualify.
The above Paints offered for sale mt wholesale or retail
The subscribers wish return their thanks 70 their co
toners, and solicit continuance Of their favors, assuring
them that their stock, shall be Of the na quality, and the
prices as low good stock be bought In this town.
p. q. ]. CLARKE,
April Q 2m2aw Central Street.
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BUTTS & LOCKWOOD,

TUAVE received from New York their Spring and Sum-
Ill mer assortment Of fresh imported fashionable Goods,
consisting of supcrne Cloths, Cassneres vestings brown
and wte Drilngs black and mixed Hastings, Silk Cam
blets Rouen Cassimeres, Wooenets, white ana striped
Jeans buff and purple fine stripes for Psnaloons superior
yellow Nankeens men black B0mbazne Seersucker Nan
KIN Grape SILK and Cotton Cravats real super Bandan-
ma hag and German Silk Iandkerchie silk, caton linen
and wosed Hose and half Hose hoseskin beaver, Castor,
silk and linen Gloves Wcbb patent and other Suspendes,
elk Stocks Cnvat Pads, Umbrellas, brown and black Lin
ens Irish Linens Shirt Collars Jacksons Sheetngs, bleach
"a Shirings silk Vevets bang olive Velvet tor
mons wear with numerous other articles In their line,
which they offer prices which will be satisfactory 10
chaser. Garments made usual In the bes manner and
aateHayle.
On hand good assortment of Ready Made Clothing, at
very low prices. No. II, Market square
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lYERs AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TO GAKDENE EKS AND Az AUHICULTUKALISTS.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
succeeded his late father Jacob Hardenburgh as seeds
man. hopes receive the orders Of the patron, Of his late
parent He has hand very extensive variety OF
den aud culinary seeds of The best quality all of which he will
be aud Of the last growth As his father
for fifty years the only scotsman in Providence aud dur
ing that period eDjoyed very extensive
and SON. confidently hopes that that patronage will be
erred on him. His stand the old rket, stall No. TO-
April2. JOHN G. HARDENDURGH.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

CtX Journeymen Cabinet Makers and two OF three or"a-
- mental Char Painters Good workmon viii md oonsss'
,mploy and good wages. by calling on the sucrher Paw
tuckeL JOSEfH SFALDlNu'
PIwiuelet, Maya w
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REMOVAL.

TIART 3 DAWLEY, Merchant Taios, respectfully
inform their friends and the public, that they have
removed from No. l. Cranston street, 10 No U.s. Westmin
street. where they will he happy TO wait on all who may
favor them with their custom.
THEY KEEP coNsrANrY ON HAND, general assortment
Of Broadcloths, Cassmees, Vestngs &c. They will make
garments in the manner and the stest notice
rr Particular attention paid 10 cutting. march 6.
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I.ONDON ROTANIC

nR Vegetable Oil Soap, aud also the Imperial enovaer
~ the General Resto ave Of Ladess Dress aud Gen
femen Clothng with printed directions for for sale by
r. II. MILLER.
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outBOOTs g. SHOEs.-f,o


~ 2. II. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure Of inform
NIe ing his friends and the public, that he has taken the
adjoining Store, No. Isl to l53, Washington Street, Boston,
directly opposite u the Old South Church, for the express
purpose Of accommodating ose who purchase for the
Sy retail uade, and hopes by constant unreming a,ten
tion % all aden, 10 receive share II public favos
t...I CONDITIONS.
Under elO0 Cash,
Over 100 4 months,
500 months.
Any article In his line, furnished the shortest notice.
ON HAND,
complete assortment Of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
colorcd heel and spring heel slippers.
Misses and Cbdren's black, red and blue Lestry, and
Denmark Satin heel and spring Slippers.
Morocco Kid American and Russia Calf walking Shoes,
and heel pumps with good assortment Of Cbidrens red,
yellow geen blue and tea coored Bootees, and ance strap
6boos.
cutjenens ne caf hosse hide, and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
PhlIsdclrii Baltimore and NewYork Sole Leather Shoe
Thread and Lining Skins, Cochnea Sciver all Of those ar
tcics warranted first rate.
II r. H. r. requests tose who wish TO purchase, TO call
and examine his stock, esh and direct from the df
ersae manufactures.
An those who win favor him with their orders, shall 70
oeive the mo6 strict attention.
Buam, May 20
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GOOD STAND FOR A {

GOOD STAND FOR A GROCER.
IUNH subscriber about relnqushng hi, present line Of bs
would sell his stock Of Groceries, fixtures and shop
furniture favorable terms Apply at No. l6 Westminster
street. b. CLARKE JUN.
2.
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WANTED,

INA Wholesale and Retail Grocery store, lad ~ or /
years of age. One that understands figures writes goo
hand ana well recommended. One from the
try would be preened-Apply at ;hir office. may 81
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PORTR ATS.
!. 4. HINCKLE

PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTER,
HAS removed his Painting Establishment to No. 80
southmain street, directly opposite Dr. J. Balch, Jrs
Store. If April S
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

COaCH, CHAISE, AND SIG.N FAINTER,
UNIFORMS the citizens of Providence and vicinity, that
he has established himself In Providence, in the building
Of Messs. Moses and Samuel Guild, in Of Weyboet
str eet and No 9, South Omge street, where he carries
te above business In all its branches. Having had along
perience the business he trusts that he will be enabled to-
give entire satisfaction 10 those who may be pleased to
Poy him. Carriages, Chases &c. repanted at short notice,
and On the most accommodating terms. April2
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PROVIDENCE.
YI0YLM0s TIoNNTs
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QULNCY.AD.A.M,S

Whom WASHINGTON, in I797 considered the most vana-
bic public character had abroad !"
Whom JEFFERSON, in 1885, esteemed so highly thai he
said to Mr.. GERRY@I congratulate your Country their
prospects in this young mani"
Whom MADISON appointed first to negotiate Treaty for
Pescej
Whom MONROE, with the advice Of enera Jackson placed
first in his Cabinetj
Whom THE PEOPLE, in 1924, elevated to the highest station
In the worIdj
Whme Administration, though asaed from the beginning by
Opposition unexamped for lis bitterness and efficacy,
has been sngularly prosperous;
And Who In less than four years, besides dcayng the
penses OF government eat and exravsganp ashley said
10 he by his opponentand besides applying upwards Of
TWELVE MILLIONS TO work. of public improve ment
and national defence,--HAS PAID MORE THAN
THIRTY-THREE MILLIONS OF THE PUBLIC
DERT
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April Q
NEW GOODS

II ARCHAR HATCH, have just received, and arr
this day opening, fresh supply of seasonabe Goods
purchased at the late Auction in New Yok-among which
Extra Super Velvet.
Blue, Blue
Black, Black
Brown, p.,.a.,., ( Drab Cassimeres.
Olive, Dio""'' Steel mixed
Green & Rouen
Mixed
Maseies, black silk &C. gloves, hosiery and suspende Of
all kinds neck Stocks and crvat pads bandanna flag and
german silk handkerchief fancy silk cravats, and e
egant article, fine cooured cambric and do
brown French dnlings brown black and white linens
kin black Grapes and pongees silk and cotton umbrellas
black and mixed astings padings and buckram sewing
silks and thread domestic brown and black sheetings with
a small assortment OF made Clothing and many other
arces-a Of which offered for sale on accommodating
terms, at No 8, Market square.
marcn 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15
VIRGINIA: Al

VIRGINIA. Al rules holden w. tho clerks office NJ the
superior court Of cbsncery fof the Richmond district
the 9th day Of August 1923; Joseph s. Leake and MARY
" his VIE pits against Susan Mssse, Thomas Msssie,
Henry Ms'se, William A. Masse, and Charles Kassie
dts.
The defendant William A. Msssie, having entered
MS appearance aud given security according the Of
assembly aud The rules Of this and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he inhabant of this
country " ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the h day Of the erm and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order forthwith
inserted IN soe newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months successfully aud posted at the front
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
81 } conp. Tesle, Wm, 9, PtSDIEroy r. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15


suyHE suhGnhsss osr Tor sale ut thair store, cos.
Il ner OF ID and 5th Streets,
600 sacks Liverpool blown SAT-
80 bags best Laguira coffee
Is hhds. West India and New 6rleups sugar
pipes good Holland gin
10 bbls domestic do
IS do cider brandy
IS do old whiskey
Is hhds. common do
35 do moasscs, (pert priuel
ep0 sides New York inspected sole laather
100 do russstt for negroes shoes
400 boxes Seio window glass
so do 10seiS do
eD boxes superior gunpowder tea,
no Is RhLSTON e. PLEASANTS.
$50 FOR SALE,
HAXALL'S NAILS, all sizes, at factory prices
H Youles Patent Shot, all sizes-constunt supply
at factory prices
90 hHds. ST. Croix sugar
40 do New Orleans do, part primc
80 bbls. Muscovado do
100 hhds. mJlasses
500 bags coffee
so baskets sweet oil
80 mems and boys wool hats
so casks Goshen cheese
600 packages gunpowder, imperial and young Tyson
teas
200 boxes soap-50 do sperm. candies
100 sides oak tanned soal leather
90 Or casks sweet Malaga wine
so do Samos and Marseiles Madeira do
80 pipes cognac brandy
Oh do Holland gin
I'd hhds. Antigua and jamaica rum
10 do N. L. do
SO boxes chocolate
I hid. old Irish whskey, &C. &c.
Nov 12--eo 3t OTIS, DUNLOP s. CO.
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A CARD.
MRS. CARTER Il. PAGE

MT rs. OAK TEN Is. PAGE ie prepared to re-
lVl ceive Ladies aud Gentlemen. os Boarders for
the ensuing winter. She will also be happy to nc
commodate few members of the Legislature, either
with or without their families Her house is in a most
convenient situation, being on the street leading to
the Governors, and within two minutes walk OF the
Capitol-and the next square to the Monumental
Church. nov. 1s-eo6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15

~ =, Hobbs Cry COUNTY, July 1923.
10 ne f-eSffeS ana Dl't'T'"fees Of John L1dd dec
VOU are sherry notified, that am now prenard es H.
exor of tine late Samuel Iadd, who exor of the aid
ohn Laid to pay over to each and all Of yo YOUR respective
shares oil e E ance which aras due estate of sad
John ad as by settlement OF nnsoners aDpoin for tina,
purpose by the county court Of Charles City, up exhibits md
vouchers presented by the said Samuel Iadd which said sc
count so audited and settled, Is Of record the of Charles
ny comfy and exhibits the balance due to aid eae
some OF You resident in the State Ohio and Others se
Vdc apart from each other The failure 10 receive YOUR pro
portions Will De and shall not consent to r iuts
IN mo amount alIer Reasonable period from this dav
O,cn - SAM'L W. LADD, Ex'or
III S9-St Of Sam1 I.add dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15
UNION HOTEL.

To The Members Of the Legislature.
MFRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
Nl of inorming her friends and the public, and the
Members of the Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel will be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar keepers to superin-
tend her bar bed and table attentive ostlers for
her stables, and Promises for herself that neither
PAINS expense shall be wanting to render it 40
eepabe to Its former patrons and every respect
worthy of public patronage any similar establish
lnent in the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and psrours in the
first style of neatness and elegance she is prepared to
accommodate with or without their families, fly or
sixty Members of the Legislature, with board upon
terms as reasonable and accommodating, any SINH
lar establishment IN the City.
I'D 13-tf
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VIRGINIA: A, rules, holden IN N,

VIRGINIA: AZ rules holden in tho clerks office Of te
superior court Of chancey for the Richmond district the Isl
day OF September, 1913 Charles Hudson, pit against Con-
lus w Kent otherwise e. g. q. w. Kent Madison Wathal
and George Stlrnan, dts
The defendant Columbus w. Kent, otherwise C. e. g. w.
Kent having entered his appearance and given security
according the act Of assembly and tie raj Of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that no mbabi-
tant Of this country Is ordered tat the said defendant do
appear here the first day fe tenn and the bill
Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published p the city ofRichmond for
months successfully and posted the front door ofthe capitol
in the said city
u Ae5,w Tesr, W.. &. PLNnI EroH e. Q.
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EAsTEHS DisTRICP OF VIRGINIA-tb u1.
R It remembered, that on the fifteenth day of Oc-
I'D obor, in the fifty third year of the Independence
of the United States OF America, PETER Corrou OF
he said District, hath deposited in this Office the IL,
tie of book tho right whereof he claims as proprie
TOR, in the words following. to Vit: '.DONALB
ADAIR novel, by Young Lady of Virginia.
'Ts better be lowly boro
And range with humble livcrs in cnntelit
Than to be perk'd up in gliiierina grief
And wear Il golden sorrow ShaksSwarc
III two volumes, in conformity the act of the Con-
greas Of the United States entitled Ian act for the
encouragement oflearnng, by securing he copies of
maps charts and books to the authors and propretors
Of such cupes, during the terms therein mentioned
lD. JEFPRIES,
Ct5's. Of tie E1steyn District Of Tire5nin
y. D. Fhe above work will be ready for sale in 10
or IL days. nov 10
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RoSlin. Nov. 10Th. 1927.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-R0

YNEN DOLLAIsS REWARDED away from the
subscriber "Wednesday last, my negro BOB, about
~ or 50 years OF da complexion well made, pleasing
100 miles of the ciyhavng been for several years. my car
rage or hack driver have believe that he is
lurking about Richmond Chesterfield
OF Dr. Aicd triends-or he may make attempt 10
North All masters Of vessels and persons engaged in ckis
are iorsRned FROM enticS said slave away The
subscriber will give the above reward for his apprehension and
all reasonable expenses paid for his delivery confinement
that can get HIM again THOS. BALL.
The Petersburg Old Dominion will insert above ad-
vcrtimcnt three times and forward their Office
for payment
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sFoRaI OF PROPOSAL. =
Jorv A1'LshT,
Post 6idsfcT Ge0eIqL.

i'EEss't - -, lJ[Cs
Post 6iasfcr General
SIn ] will convey tho Mail on Post Route No - VIZ
ION - 10 - for the yearly compensation Of - dollars.
ne bddcr WI state such Improvements present them
selves him. Hin n stage IL a be proper FOR hn to saw so
lie should distinctly state, the number Of route and no,
only the number, but the beginning and end oft lie should
also clearly state his residence, the State and Town
which he lives II he h. contractor he must accompany
his bids by suitable recommendations Sept. 6-w,flt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15

VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks office of the
superior court Of ehaneeTy for tho Richmond district
the 7th day July, 1923: Rruben Clopon pit against
JAIME. Anderson, Any 6. Coplon, widow Of WIN Clopton
dec Richard u. Harris and Nancy ~. his wife, formerly
Nancy II. Clopton, Elizabeth P. Clopton, Reubea NJ
Clop'on, WiliPm II. Cloptop Robert l. Copsn, James A
Clopton John H. Clopton, Maria A. Clopion, Abort G.
Clopion and Eender II. CIopion, children Of the said
William CloptohS deceased, DTS.
The subpoena sd Icvvendum rde6 in this cause being
returned not executed the defendants Except James
AndoTonD and they having entered their nee
ahd given security according the assembly md the
rules of this court and appearing by evil
denee that they not Inhabitants Of this country; il is
ordered that the said do appear here on the first
day OF the next term, and the bill Of the plaintiff
and shew cause " any they against tho revival
by the said process; and that copy Of this order be forth
WITH inserted in some newspaper published in the city Of
hichmon Tor two months sucecssively aud posted the
front door ofthe capitol, in the said city
90 a copy. Teste, WIN. G. PRsDLRToN, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15

GREEN HILL SEMINARY will be oisncd fer toe
" ensuing the 18th Of January, and closed the
10th of Dcccnrr vacation of month win be given IN
tue summer. The subscriber still continues keep asss.
tt The of instruction will embrace the Latin and
tsstsh iangues the Elements of Geometry, Geography with
the s OF the Maps aud Globes and all the minor branches Of
education Tuition Of Iatscbors s25 English scholars SIS;
boarding s1S, Src, attention will he given pre-
scve The morals and health OF the students and also advance
their sutcss JOHN HALLS.
Orange, Va. lah oci. lass
hrst OF Juuary the residence OF subscriber
fc CO. y Of New Kent under the Miss Elizabeth Bacon
All the branches OF good English education will be taught and
undivided attention given the and morals of those
conhded to her Ii will he exclusively females
hited tn foorccn Terms Tor hoard and tuition for
oil ten months 800 oncaf be paid the 18th day
Augis', tho balance the 9Th Of December There will
vacation from the 18th OF August to the 18th Of October
- . . JOHN H. CIOpTON.
Ro1n. Nov l0ih 1922. ust
CDUCATION.-Th subscriber will continue his School
IL the ensuing year. isl9 in Louisa county,
on goth JAM and terminating 18th Dec. following One
resides two miles above William Dabncys MILL on North Anna
Ills course of instruction will comprise Ortosaphy Reading,
cumanship Arithmetic, History, Geography, and Grammar;
also Geometry, the Art OF Surveying and the Latin and Creek
languages
Tuition for the branches of English education for
tho year nj 10 mouths, will be SIS
f-r Mathematics and the Languages SIS
Board will be SEQ
Each boarder finding his bed towels aud candles
The subscriber would be- glad receive eight boarcr
His address is Walters tavern, Sposylvania county.
DABNEY w. WALLER.
P.S. Seu,i-aunual payment will he required.
Sept 10 mi,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15

A DTER1JSE.GENT.--The Carrier of the Car,ersx;ils
"A Mail, on his return Richmond was on "Wednesday nq,
last thrown from his horse about three miles above Jefferson
a which time he lost the Mail on account of the dark
ness OF the night unable hnd although dgen,
has been made has yet been found The contents as
pr letter from the Post Master CaerSve were as lov
letter directed to Columbia Grove
! do. do Cabin Ponat
] do. Co. Gcno,
do. do Richmond,
do do Sumgconvhc,
Southwark. Ger t,c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15
ETNION H0rEL.-MRS. MARTN BOl4N YAy iaIs

\ MON HOfEL.-MRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes
tins method TO inform her friends the public that the
onon Hotel will DO kept under her She has
engaged competent harkeePers sperntcnd the bar and
tables attentive and experienced osers the stables
ana promises Tor herself that pans cxpcnce snail he
wanting to rcnner This cstablse acceptable its former
patrons and IN every Iepcrt worthy of public patronage s
any similar establishment in tie United States
AIRS f. therefore, soIcirs the continuance Of the patron,.e
and liberal support with which this establishment has borr,oe
bern a'onred aud nduss the hope tina, friends and ac
alnanc as well as its fomer patrons will avoor her with
their support. OrtI o,
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VIRGINIA: AT rules, holden in the clerks ohce of rp
superior court Of chsnceTy for the Richmond district
the 9Th day ofJuly, 1929 John Forbes ESQ executor {
tho last will and testament Of William L. Myers dec pit,
against James Scott, exor of John Leslie deceased nj
his suresS James Sbiphard William 'ieKeuzie, David
Barclay, Samuel Irving aud James B. Scott dfts
Phe seine facias awarded IN this Use mol being executed
on tho defendant Samuel Irving, lie not having entered
n" Importance and given secory according the Of
assembly the rules tbs court, Ind i, ring bv salts
factory evidences that he H inha this country:
is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on tho
hrst Gay OF tue next tefm and shew against thu
revival sought by the said process and that eopv Of h
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond, for two months secessvsy and
pos'ed at the front door Oft capitol in tile said city,
81 copy. Tesie, WIN. q. PRspLEToN. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15

IN DO]IAkSsiR ENARD.-Ran away from the
cO subscriber, SUNDAY I,nyt. the 18th inst a dark
nuatto man, named FRANK JASER, who formerly belonged
TO MIR Hancock and Air. James Cu place and acted
as their cook for which occupation Inc well qualified as
any IN Virginia. Frank Jasper IS aboi so years old five feet
lo or IL inches high, and rather spare IN his fonn cannot
describe hrs cons but recolect his having on the ay on
which he abscondcd round acke of green checked pIai
tfs viii Polly Is the servantad of Mrs Murdaugh OF vii
lamsbur5, where Inc may lave Cone from MS going oil
without shadow oil cause known me, il is feared his pan
and Intention IS, toieapc altogether will give the above
reward hr his delivery if taken OF State or
twenty-five dollars taken in the All masters of vessels
are cautioned lssr-t carving hin of, their peril
Richmond 2Ith Get. lS28.-lt TJIO RICIT,RDSOv