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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
cOS1tNFs.
No. CO. far Jun, 1898.

l. Lo.vey Cesa,la--l Rerorts Of the Committee of the
House 81 A.semsy ~ the Settlement OF Crown Lands
g. Esqusse des AtAres devat e Parlenent Provincial
dn BtsCanada Reeec,o"4 npon he Value ot 'he
British Vest IN ia Caolics, and OF The BRITISH North
America Povfpc.s
H. Contsges,l'. .ine5ica- stora der America. opera
III .lfes...ai so.eas-l Medical pisso-taiioo. read
5eto Il the Mas 4achusetls Medical S,oetN 2. P'Gceed
nes i 6 rveut9n oi Medical Delegates hc,l al North
s,npt.n W tue Stte OF NI,sschusetlS.
" L, oe,a.iss-i a Statement BY Tie Council o. me
UNIVERSITY Il I45fn#n Report Of 4Conm'ce Of lhe
eEerse,rs =. fiE,ynA college
Y Ias rtttteug1 htsans-Ia DeconveTte do' Sources
"a M,sssPp. e de "a kNiete sanglanle Par Q. Bel
-atul
vi re ", a n-inr A4aty--Ls,ai sur rA,. d'Ere
HeureuX. PAej pin boz.
vi 1Ns hei lbe he'd aover ry TIC Author
viii Nnia,s 4aatsn Ru.er-- The lsena rs of nathan
IL Appleton ll.vcn. Nlth Memoir oi his Life, by
iy Nsesa ertip Cormoa L,,y- Reports II Cases aga.
9, AMI dttenrcd IN the Ccp Cont oft tie uneI States
.9r lie second CItcut ~ ElAh Paine, nm.
tarfa,'s Observation-Disclosures OF Geometry, by A.
NJ. Legep!re. Translated from the French BY Jonn
NJ polacsqf nrop.-1 De ronrositon dams lie Gou
Vernemcht, It lie Ia l.hefte de Ia l'fesse Par NJ ie
Nicnnte De Banahl 2 Debates in the British Parliament
The Chanse pf Ministry, and the Battle Of Navuno
Msoifrso q Ite Sahline Ottoman Porte Of December
%. is27
Nil Eoitone or G7tcian zleqNess--..n Epi,ome o
.ecan tnIU 6 TOR the Use ot Schools 81 Charles u
Xjii. Ef5i8 Lnraas-Thc Substance Il a formal du
sing Re,ience a the Red River Coony, Btsh Huttl
America ana frequent Excursions among the Northves
Americm Indians n the years 1880, 1891. i'22, 1898
Second Eaaun e.lAiged Win Journal Of hAsifn t
the lW! ans lt New BfuHswog and Nc,asce Il, and 'h
jhswS Ss he Olse q and RNer, Upper GaaaIa
1875. i82i. Iiy ! Nm Wesi, y NJ
Grn, 5rip fiG V Nrqo Pu5ca.4.as.
Tie .lbrfA .?aucan P,7qe-o is p.blisted in lios'o
quarterly. making M,youmes year of about 40 page
each.
The iah. crpon nrcc IS fr fdss wear, @ be rad b
su-cr,heis Ia advance, and aterw IL AIr VIE
he socanc nlm5er Tor The year ssli nc received
s4b,ci p,ions received B, A & n. WILSON W,iniuror
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
CHEAP BOOKS

'H7a 9A1hE1V-d AiEl Xj 81 ~ 81 4NHTEe!'Ss, O''"
-Hessrs. LaTh.n aud Lam5ar's Groeery Stores.
SCOTT begs leave to state 10 his friends and he puO'
% lie, hai he has made such arrangements with HSs,
and other cheap Booksellers 10 paelpha as to ensoN
him to dipose Of Scls2 AMI o'her Bqgks, together WIN
gene raj assortment OF STATION EY at the iest fhs'
dilia lyccs, either al whole>ae ie's In consequent
OF such arrangement NeYcta:s aud Teachers, from pou
town and country, would find Il much to their sdvanabS
pleely preclude the necessity of their gong TO the cS
for any article in his line Of business the score of e1s'p
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
"A .s'EU' .4.ND CliE.4P
nETAII And WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

NOV opened by the subscriber, at the Worth Eas Is'
~ t -,furke, and Hgh ,reets,-where may pe "G
at the lowest prices, the follow ing ARTICLES w'
others kept at any establishment Of a similar chaTacc
Sugars, Coffee Teas Life Of man, Perfect :. '%, "i
Pepper Alspice, Cloves, Nut Cinnamon. .pepperm'a
negs Anniseed Cordas
Mustard Ginger Bengal and,Sucar House MDlasses
Spanish Indigo West India 90
Chocolate oi Isl and Cd DUAL Winter srain'd Oil
i,y Slmner do do.
Sweet Oil, in Bottles and Common Do
Fiasks Coarse Salt
Rh de Island, Pine Apple and Ground do.
Sap Sago Cheese Fine do. -, so
Cognac Brandy and Holland Mackerel no J. : anl 4
Gin Barrels and Halt EAIEes
Jamaica Spirits and Anne Iican Rice and Barley
Br.rdy Almonds and Iaislns
N East Rum and Ametica,spe,naccti, Aloud aud COM
Gin mon Candlcs--with an y.
ualcira and Port Wine sortmeni Of lilooms, Brush
lisbon and l'encrliie Wine es &C. &c.
Sherry and Malaga VINE .cr
mission GEO LOCKfEk
Wilmington, May 1, 1928. oi
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
DIR. JEW EI"I'S
LNPROTED E-EGET3BLE Or GER.W.f.n'
GDRTTETH

rEsHESE IMPROVED PILLS ehecua remedy
for yapsa, idigesfon, jauntce, headGche, heart
burr, cinra8 ne 5fgsneh GciGl fliYt8s If abbe
e. qitece caspeneas, es zeeakaess # he hmJ8 4zzt
fGfian VI ~ heG,t, sifs hos trsr stuor, and all
those very aicsc complaints e,nnecicd with ficultg o
the digestive organs, and arrangement IL ne actoas VI he
lpe-.
Certificate Of Dr.. Baumfn.
TIE toto7stg Is certificate fran Dr. C. = Baumhn,
graduate mefcue, az He UniuaSp IF Ggehnqen uo.o
prGc.iio,sr Of h5gh ce'sjyy, III Cambridge, Mss.
The subscriber has tested the effects ct Jcwet's I'm
proved Vegetable Pills. in several Of disease
Of the Liver and digestive organs, and the result has con.
yaced him tat they emnery calculated TO subserve
them atoether eperior those articles commonly offer
ed for sna, com an;s, would cheerflly add ny tes,i
mony IN favor ot 50 taluas e ? medicine.
tsished) CHARLES FREDERICK BAuNIiN, MD
NJ Il In the above Recommendation nh. icularly refer
70 those s incI,sed in blue wrapper, ani sgned On
yellow label H. Pitaty.
c. L. B.aLNli-sA, NJ. y.
Cambridge, scpt. y, l827.
Ccnfclte y Dr. e. s. Crsa74Gc
Having tho mns satisfactory evidence Of The mad;cs
qualities and hgI y ,lptar5 operation Of 1ENEfi'5 5 Im
brp7e Iegcobe Pts, (prcpatcA BY H. P.nlc IN eases
Of indigestion or Dyspepsia aundce, disease Of the liver
&C. wonlr cGuhiently recommend their use to thoge
who may be afflicted with the above lass OF comIa a
an Invaluable remedy. (aigned)
A. s. G.ENv1LLE.
CaTnbrdgeport, Sept IT, 1897
The above Valuable Pills, are for sale at vii
nington, by Z. B. Ynughan, (No. a., Marke
street,) Jos. hringhurst q Margaret Johnson.
May 30, 1893. So
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
TO CHESS PLAYERS

u
N 4. g II. UiisOn, West High street.
They have also foy sale. ,. II
"Analysis of The game of Chess, by A. D. Phhnor
usrated by diagrams which marked Eue witt
Of the party for the back-games and ends OF par'es
critical remarks and notes by the author OF the ;oo
gems of Chess" Translated from the last French I s
and further illustrated with Noes by w. s. Kenny nv nv
thor of Practical Chess Grammar, Chess Exerc@1 CD y an5
To which is annexed, Franklin's Morals oi Giss'
a" Prae,ica. Description Of she Game" &c
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

Tnr following certificate gives the history OF the nitro
ncnon of the panacea nto he Philadelphia Aims House
nrmary Those who read il, viii be CO ylnced mat he
proprietor has feared the investigation OF the fhys'-
cas or endeavored 90 administer the medicine ~ secie'
1t also evinces the Pre- lices Of the facuy-those WI
we're 50 anxious ognally W exclude the medicine from
this Institution. would neglect opportunity OF cxpcihg
IT. after IT had been introduced
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
NEW BOOKS.

NusT RECEIVED, and far sale al j. scorrs Book ar
~ liza Store, NJ o}, Market street,
hebeg's Travels IN lalia, 9 vols s vo.
ving's Lite OF Columbus, do. do.
Religious lDiscourses, b} Latinan.
ST. Nalentne's Day, by the sutAor of Waverly, &C.
Wilmington, June Is, 1873.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
NOTICE TO
Manutacture,.s.

r., 10 lei fora term Of years, that large and
T4aal cumnolious building in the Borough Of Will
n NJ mtgton tnruerly occupied as Brew cry, sltna-
49, ted tie Of Tatnal and High streets,
o teei lo e and 80 feet dep; With DIV eing attached,
nd failing sprn, OF excellent water IN the cellar,
20 pump b, horse power ] his building is well calcula-
ted for Mandatory, particularly weaving, dis illns
i being in central part af the Boro"gh wnh agood
hrck stable On the premises The Subscriber thinks i
unnecessary say any thing further any person wish
irg tu elt would first VII y The premises
April j,h, 1928. "a If isRtEi. u. JONES.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
FOR SALE.

1000 ,is Of bacon, 900 lbs. Of Jersey Shoulders,
WARRANTED of good quality for family use: also
w general assortment Of Groceries, which will be sold
low by the subscriber, ct the Corner q Market Fra,s
S,reet, Wilmington, JOHN WEIGHT
July 10. 1929, 52-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
PARCHMENT.

A. & II. Wilson, No. s, West High street have ;..,,
ceVeu large lot ct Parchment OF very superior 1ua,v
ioI instruments OF Writing It viii be sold low and Ibe
raj discount made to wholesale purchasers '''e'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
TO LEI, d,
Soap and Candle Manufactorv

yE7IF Subscriber takes this opportunity inform the
z putc that lie continues tie above business in al, Il.
branches the oM s:and corner ot Tatnal and Queer
Streets ne Frir,.ds -Ntt'nr oree, where lie vii
Manufacture and furnish, At Phaey hia prices, .7uii and
tl CANDLES, FaHst's, Yeozg, ard Broa SOAP, of the
bsst gaahty ENOcH ROBERTS.
y. h. Tie highest price given for rallcN, butchers
F4,. anl iat q every description.
Wilmington. July II. 1923. fl--f
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

For the cure of scrofu'a, Or Kings Erii, Ulcers
Rheamatism. Syphilitic, .usrcn,al ana ',irer
(omplaints, and most Diseases arising IN DEBUT
itatcd constitutions Or from an impure state q
the blood, &c. &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
The thorough bred Horse
RE.A.lLDO.

rs splendid descendant of Sir Archy the sire of tie
u mos; distinguished running horses ct the South, ah
now, al twen,ytou years Old, stands SIS The season
RlNALDn was bred by the Hon John Rapa.5h ot
Roanoke, VA and eycelled by any other horse IN
the country, il his pedigree in his limbs figure bone
snew and action.
PEDIGREE.
Sire, Sir Archy, dam Miss R},ln BY Gracious, Grand
dam, Ducu II silver Tal iil b cd son Of Clcckfa.
great grand dam VANITY, by Cter The best son of Old
Janus, grand dam by Mark Anthony, the best son Of
old Partner, he the best son Of Traveller, Of Selma
by the Godolphin Arabian, ssg grand dam by Jolly
Roger
Sir archy and Gracious got by the mportedhose
Diomed, bredby Sir G Bunbnry, got by Florzel heb best
son Of King Herod, his dam by Spectator grand dam
ioratlo, by Bank, Of Godophin Arabian, grand
dam BY CIllders, 6 grand dam Miss I,evoir, by Guy
Granthan. g g grand dam By Paget Turk, grand
dam Betty Percival, by I.eeles Arabian.
lie will stand the present Season, commencing the Is
April on Monday aud Tuesday the stable Of James
Frazer, Newark, and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday aNd
Saturday, at the stable Of Swayne and Phillips, Whining
toni 10 whom payment is 10 be made.
n B Good pasture aud stabiiiG provided all accidents
at the risk OF The owner.
May Is, 1923 GG--2n
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
Canal 0cket Roof.
LADY CLINTON

10 the nuhlic
n inform them that they have procured and s,, AUG
IN handsome Style Canal Packet Boat, which they deopp
running the ensuing season, TO and from Delaware CS
81. Georges aud Summit Bridge or neep Cu. On ~
Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal fur the s
Of visitors and others
This boat viii run in connection with the Salem a,o
Roa Fssex-Ieaying Summit Hrdge and ST. Geor@ss nn
Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings at seyen sa W.
eight o'clock, and arrive a, Delaware Cny, at oclch
where passengers can take the Steam Ho., i,ned.,'
Tor ph,-and on Tuesday, Thursday and satu"l,
afternoons, upon the arrival of the Steam Boat from p
deiphla, will leave Delaware City, for St. Georges ars
Summit Bridge. 10y
Passage from Delaware City, 20 St. Georges, Is It,
g iruin do TO Sunni, Bridge, So
Returning, same price.
II. HUGO, Philadelphia,
I. MULFORD, ST. Georpes
April Is. 1928. 97e.,c
n. The boat will be always in readiness 10 acconc
date paites, from o'clock, on Monday "Wednesday "
FIJI, az mornings, to Two oc1ck' on Tuesday Thursday
Steam Boat hat may arrive at Delaware City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
ANTI-AUCTION MEETING.

At large meeting OF merchants and citizens O!
Richmond opposed 10 auctions at the Eagle on Tues
day, pursuant 10 notice: On motion Of Mr.. Charles
Ellis, John Allan Esq. called to tho Chair and
Bernard Peyton Esq. appointed Secretary.
The CharrInan briefly called the attention OF the
meeting 20 it, objects, when Mr.. Fleming James.
moved the adoption Of the following Preamble and
Resolutions.
Whereas, the people Of the L. S. espociall, fIlo
mercantile cgnUHis'y nave suffered grieroUS and ri
io'ts losses by at frequent fluctuations in the
vaIuc o. goods mary to be attributed 10 auct9n s1es
Resolved therefore, that NC the citizens Of Rich
nrond will usa ai tcgR aud proper means, together
With our oes exartions 10 put down the auction sys-
tom, or restrain 1t within proper bounds.
Resolved, that n Committee of - bc appointed Tor
TIE purpose of drafting memorial to E CONGRESS of
TIE U. s. i'll conformity thereto, ond that Tic said
Committee report to dis meeting with little delay
"A possible.
These having been read frcnn the chair, were adop-
t1d without dissent.
The committee under the last Resolution consietcd
OF Charles Ellis, WIN. Giott J. p. TAYLOR Hail
Nelson, VIM. Gait, j.. James Orrin Williams, ]. 4.
Lancaster, Gusfavus I.ucl,c, a. Peasants VIM. An
dccsOn, }. H. tNr51cr, and SAM Marx.
The cojnn.tts, having retired. in q short time. Mr
!..i5 reported She .olOwng memorial 10 Congress
70 the Honorable the Senate and House Of Eep-o-
Scntuttycs Of lhe United States Of America, in
Congress assembled.
Tho Memorial Of The Subscribers, Merchants. Ira
dcrs, and other citizens Of Richmond. Vryinia,
EesT'ecfidiy ReqreNnt,--
Tint, OF all Oh" evils with which rhr American
Merchants, Trndcsincu, and other ctizouF. have 10
contend, IN bcir competition with lorcgn capital.
skill and enterprise, th re- is none pcrhou- of equal
magnitude or iraught With consequences 80 rujrous
and dcmorollzng, as those which flow from the pre-
sent porncious system Of selling Goods at = pcior
as peracd IN all tho large oi'icsm the United States
particularly in the cities Of Philadelphia md New
York. and above all in New York. It's plralyzinr
influence Is iclt in almost every branch OF business
and by every class ~ thn community.
To tho commerce OF Virginia, aud the States south
Of Virginia this system has proved peculiarly dcs-
fructive, having by is operntNi5, driven nearly all
our regular importing Merchants into retirement OF
70 Bankruptcy. and converted most of such as survive
aud pursue ony bushes Of al, into r"rc "hcwcrs Of
wood, and carriers Of vaHr' for the great cities Of
the North, especially for Now York and above ALL
for the AHciionccys nf Now York
u has been deemed STRANGE, that system - uarial
and unjust in is operations calculated 20 iuurc
inc many for The benefit or the iow; 90 nurture the
oltcrpzc, and sustain The industry Of foreign nations
az the cxpcucc the intcrcsts Of our own citizens
should so long have been permitted to take root and
spread its balefu influence on the vital Interests of
great por;ica oftbo coulmunity
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RTCH.MOND- MOY 81
ARRIVED.

ARRlNE ED,
Sen. fiirnm, Dcnike, from Philadelphia with s,n-
dries tosGeo. Z. Titfin. Lancaster d DENNY. Jos.
Marx IL Son, w. s. ID. Kyle 81 Go. ]. g. w Williams
J. x ). Cosby 81 Co. Phil. DaurAerty, Jno. Van
Lew & Co. ID. Timberlake, Jno. H. Eustace James
Winston, Robt. Johnson, Il. Pcyton. John Sarvay.
VIM. II. Fitawhylsonn, G. Picot, Cotton 6, Clarke
VIM NJ. Swoopc, Scott &; Fry, los. Tate, Raymond
" Brothers, Jno. n. Gordon 81 Co Miles 81 Paysan.
j. II. Nash, X. ]. Smith Lewis Webb s, Co. Trim
lett d Johnson. WIN. Crane. &. VI. Mitchell. Ander-
SON Garth d Co. Lucke d Sizer, S. g. r. Andrews.
Jas w. Dibrcl, VIM. |. Morris Silas HAYES Jas.
NJ kIldoc, Ralston a. Peasants, and Worthnm &, NJ.
Gruder.
Schr. Richard & Douglass, Hall from York River.
with corn q cotton, to Lewis Webb & Co.
Sloop Jolly Bett Jerks, from Norfolk with SUM-
dries to Cunningham & Anderson.
SAILED
Sclr. Exit, Smith, for n. York with -four and to-
bacco.
Schr. Hartford, Mason, for Baltimore, with coal.
NORFOLK, Nov 2j.-No arrivals.
The ships Norfolk. Wood, for Bordeaux; Harriet.
-ohnson. for Charlcston Hercules Rich and Julia
Ann, Smith. for City Point; brigs Brutus. Blunt, for
do; AJAX Albee, for Havre, and Draco. BANGS for
Ba more, sailed from Hampton Roads this day.
The briggs Margaretta, Williams, for Valparaiso:
Eclipse, Baldwin, for Havana; Packet, Hailet. for
Boston besides, several other vessels among which
was bright sided ship from Baltimore have zone to
sca--al except the last yesterday.
Cleared, brig Draco, Bangs, Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

Ditnsr--The legs, &c. Of the gander done up warm
--one nearly despatched. Supper-thc other leg
&C. cold; went to bed Peggy WINS carrying the fire
20 the square room-dreancd was q mud turtle and
got on my back and could not get over again.
Wednesday.-Coid gander for breakfast; complain
ed of sickness, and could eat nothing. Dinner
Wings &c. Of the gandcr warmed up; did INV best to
destroy them for fear they should b. left for srppcr
did not succeed dreaded supper all the AFTERNOON
Supper-Ilot Indian Jonny cakes, and no poose felt
greatly relieved thought had got clear of the gun
der, and went 10 bed for good nights rest; dsap-
pointed; very cold night, and couldn't keep warm in
bed; got up, and stopped the broken window with my
coat and vest itozo the tip OF my before
morning.
Ttursddy.-Breakfast; cold gander nguin; felt very
much discouraged tn the gandcr not half gone
went visiting for dinner and supper; slept abroad,
and had pleasant dreams.
Fri4iay.-Breakast abroad. Dinner at MIR. BIS
cold gandcr and hot potatoes last very good,
eat three. and went to school quite contcnted
:Spper--Cold gander and no potatoes; bread heavy
and dry had the head ache, and could mt eat Peryy
much concerned; had fire bnt in the squire room
und thought she and had better sit there ont OF the
noise; went to bed early; Peggy thought too much
scep had for the head ache
Saturdat-Breaktast; cold gander and hot Iudian
.'onny cake: did very well; glad 10 come of So
DiRnsr-Cold gander again; didn't keep school this
afternoon; weighed, and found had lost six pounds
.he past week grew alarmed; had talk with Mr.
B., and concluded he'd boarded out his share.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
UNION HOTEL

To the Members Of the Legislature.
MRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
lNA ofiniorming her friends and the public, and the
Members OF the Legislature IN particular that the
Union Hotel viii be kept under her mauarcmcnt.
She has engaged competent bar keepers 10 supcrin-
tend her bar bed rooms and table attentive ostors Cor
her stables, and promises for herself that neither
pains nor expense shall be wanting TO render il nc.
ceptabe to ITS former patrons and every respect
worthy OF public patronage 0ny similar establish
ment in the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
first style Of neatncss and elegance she is prepared
accommodate with or without their families ffy OF
sixty Members OF the Legislature, with boarI upo1
terms as reasonable and accommodating, Is any SIM
lar establishment, " the Ci'y
] no t3-tk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
From the Token Tor 1929.

RON ifc lONcn Tor lBIy.
Cofasa5vs bltre the University If Salamanca.
BY MRS. sIGOURNFY
olnhus found, that in advocating the spherical figure
earth he in danger beng convicic not only Of error
Of heterodoxy Irving.
st: Stephens clustered hall WIS proud
In leaniiIgs pomp that day
For there rubcd and stntey crowd
Pressed on in Ion! array;
some, from stern vigils measured hours
Where trembling Penancc knelt,
Some from nrchcd comes or hermit bowers,
Where cowled Science uucR.
- Why doth that simple marincf
Approach that cOrclave high:
What mighty thoughts his bosom, STIR,
And fire his sparkling evc'
lis toil-stained hands tho pictured char:
With dauntless zeal display,
W bile words of wonder Eom his heart
Win forth their rushing way.
What hath he said' Their frowns are dark,
In muttercd tones they speak,
.ind lines upon their tnblets marx
Which flush the ash n chcch.
The lnquistiOns venge.u! doom
Srcns traced on brovs severe
And heresy from burning tomb
GroaLs on the stari!ed ear
Courage bold Gcnocse! for Tine
Thy splendid wreath shall crow;
That yast aud undiscovered cline
Where pathless forests frown,
The heaven-wrap mountains harrhiv brow,
The Indian with his bow,
The goid-sown rocks and rivers, thoO
To thankless Spain shall show.
Courage, void Authorization hast ncec!
In fltes unfolding scroll,
Dark wrongs and namelcss woes read,
That rack the noble soul;
Pale EhYy's shaft in secret hurled.
Ingratitudc's die pain
The bitter payment ofthe world
To those who wear her chain.
On! on! creations secrets probe,
It's curtain rcnd in twain.
And give the old and crime-sic globe
Her sisters broad domairr
Then with torn heart and sino,hercd iro0n
Exhaust the cup of scom.
And III thy lowiy grave tic down,
The glorious. yet forlcrn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant Tailor.
III As added to his former Stock an assortment og
II superior Cloths, Cassimeros and Vestings.
which he will make mp to order at tho shortest notice
and in the most fashionable manner
lie keeps on hand a general supply Of tho host
trimmings; which he will furnish his customers on the
most reasonable terms.
nov u co1o,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

Furniture, Venetian Blinds end Pianos.
IHNHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand gene
- raj assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, manuflc-
tured by the most select ourneymen and of the bos
materials viz sdeboards, bureaus, secretaries book
cases, china-pressus, double and single wardrobcs
carved and plain screw and patent Joint bcdsteads
straight legd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables, low post and canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth sofas, curled hair and moss mattresses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs new pianoes with
assortment of Venetian blinds of various Sizes
Any article in the above line will he made at the
shorest. notice the most reduced price and ia the
most fashionable and workmanlille manner.
The subscribers special attention to the Undertake
ing shall be given ut the shortest notice and at the
most reduced prices. Tie also keeps for hire a neat
funeral hearse, with good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE HENDREE.
Opposite 10 the Merchants Coffee House
Nov 81 Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear Of He Pirgiaia aad Fayy,c
Banks

" ~V-I Ut FtttI y tts NlL ~
Banks
JOSEPH VILLA S is gro:efI TO III, ladies'
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past iayours and
hopes continuance OF the same. and would tha1t
the ladies sending their silk dressoe 20 have them Ia
ken to pieces, which viii enat.e him to warrant then
to be dyed and finished well u ut any establish
nent IN the Union. Canton STIFF dresses not ne
cessaTy as ne has suitable machines tn Ga!sh them Il
sent to him III the situation above nieutioned
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that n, sco,,r.
End rcnes IN colour, coats, pantaoors Gd vests to
geter with al kinds apparel and if requested repai,,
them IN the neateSt manner. AS usual an kinds OF
piece goods dyed and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stuiis clcansed and redyed in the neatcst manner
n. d. Tickets viii be issued on lcavinr the rooSa
with nm, and requests they vii be presented en- ao
piCation for the same
no
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SALMON, MACKEREI- &C.

SALMON, MACKEREL, DC.
50 Bbls. No. I. 2, muckercl
90 kits No. family do
Is do spiced do salmon
20 kegs do do do and a few quintlos superior cod.
fish, just received, and offered at the lowest prices by
DcYI9 Ssis