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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

nr. We make no fuss about thiy e,c,,.,
leave our opponents to hrag, and the no"'i'
leave them 10 the lurch in august. Ta TVp'e & WI
the GOVERNORS election in Kentucky ~ ,a ,ooh y
only w. 'hese two points Of view 4 ,ba,;. - ant
~ = elected The Adams party give IN the naI-
ana We stall have none OF the he4t anJ Io''e:
winch must otherwise attend the elee,a, Ih"'en''
2diy we consider it important to me y,n,;s Ts'e--
OF me character OF the people. There are s
stro"g influences bearing upon The people nl Ea
tucky that the virtue Of her citizens vii, hs ~, Me1'
the sevcre.t test. II She elects BARRY sbe pu' a 70
tans her character, She leads the van in ha "a'n
civil revelation as she did in the first md 'v.uac
lesson which those, who have attempted tu e"ss -,
public viii at defiance, and then to corrnn, 4e
pure fountains Of public virtue, will never frrs. M
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
KENTUCKY.

AZ our iniormaton from Kentucky Is If tie nost
satisfactory Character. me friends rt General
JACKSON VIII MT vote with unan,nty at the Cover.
nor election, owing to the operation of local poIi.
tics ont Still we have reason to feel confident INN
suinecht nnr5cs ~ili rail-, TO elec. Major Ban.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

"A c'0i reqaess An did woman ooseis,'i in'lly cre
by door, aud ,,prosng i 10 be Der 50" 50 1,s sar
10 him. " Billy, o.iere is my COW gone ,he f.
pied in a contcmttnaus manner. " B"he ~, wa,"
wha, know -. Well, as ,ou are s'InG ina "n ht b.
the old woman, 81 wish sou would Just lei HoN"
Floating on the stream nf lie, 4 y "o'l, :" Az 4.
we Torment ourselves. Nothing W"t'tIa Il
the Vaccinations of men, but INC "''''e
lives is planned By destiny. .,ie e.
BE temperate in drinking and yong ni' "" ,e r.
res rain your impe,uosity and your foru7''
2. unpiIred.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19

as he ought to be. Of the sentiment, they
entertain for him, and without refusing posi-
lively the offers that are made to him, he
defends himself from so undeseryed az no.
nour In the mean time, his carriage is
announced to be ready; the whole house is
IN affection, and there is no man in that
good company vho does not give and re-
ceiyc. at parting. the most lively demon, tra-
tons ct interest and esteem. Now tell me
who vas this man who gained the hearts of
the tapucilM>: 1t was-NoLrNRE."
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19

ffSSAtf-S
Yes, she is beautiful-her hair
flower of sunshne's floating there
Her skin is white as mother pearl,
Most delicatel} dyed with rose,
Her lips have delicious curl,
And every syllable that flows,
From thence, is music's iulcct spell!
Which maddens all, but-Isabel
Her hand is soft and delicate,
And 50 bewilderiug is is pressure,
The heart at once is lesolate,
That never claspd a ajre7-fresher-
Her'nrm Is sweetest symmetry,
Her movements sriai with grace,
Words wildly warm and fondly free,
And smiles that garnish beauty's face,
And then her eye so strangely hid,
Beneath its half convulsive lid
aud long dark sciniillating lashes,
Through which the widest sunshine f7asbe,
On these are things will madden me,
So full Of living poetry
Her foot love a pretty foot
Is like snow fake when it falls.
So beautiful, and yet so mute.
Upon her fathers marble halls
i dnnk it were poets bliss,
To give sweet Isabel kise ROMEO
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19
iSll
ANECDOIF,

1
near the llt'.e to"n Of Gnndrecourt 1t
must be set to n shts; but there is mach to
10, and irw to do it. and consequently the
delay vii! be long. Besides there is no ac-
ou'modation ia the place: the Judge, the
urate, the hai!s and baiiflrss. Tie procu-
vtTeos fiscal, and IN fact all toe best culnpa-
ny, being IN tue co.ntry. Our traveller
SPECS IN tn, prcttF pCrslcament, very mo
de- looking house, ,IG mounted by as modest
1 beltry. 1t is Little convent of Capnchins.
He walk up to it, his ring is heard they
open the 1oor, and see q very lean man,
somewhat pnWcIl, bat otherwise If GOOD ap
pearancc, ard polite address, who so!ct>
their hospitality.
"Our stranger is vel received aud we'll
jared for Alter the customary conpli-
lnento iayIshed On one side and returned on
the other, with equal oivility, they begin to
talk OF one thing and another. The travel
Ter listens well, and speaks littlr, but when
questions come in course, they find that he
answers them in a very sensible manner.
The bell rings for the Angelus Do
YOU say your pray RS iii : cnjoined the good
fathers. The very thing | was going to
propose to you = said the stranger. Dinner
comes next. plain. of course, but still better
than their everyday fare; and they take
care to have only Wholesome things on the
table on account of the delicate health of
the new guest. During dinner, theology i,
the subject. The stranger knows almost as
much about it as the fathers. and is exactly
Of their opinion. They speak Of different
Capuchin converts in France, andGcrmanv.
and Italy, which, to them. arc the capitals of
all true Countries. The traveller is more
knowing than they suspect him to be on this
interesting question of Geography. lie
talks highly of the peculiar talent of the
children OF Saint Francis. for finding out
pretty situation. for their settlements. They
quote some anecdotes of the humility of the
good $. Francis Of Assist the stranger adj
mires them, and in turn relates some others
that the good fathers had not heard before.
1T was no Wotdcr that liev grew very
fond Of this CIV, stranger, anu mat at last
they Rugged themselves for having been %
polite to a man who deserved it so well on
every account; man who, iii spite Of his
modesty. appeared to have received bril-
liant education, Z man Who had undoubtcd-
~ studied, and could con,eyse on any sub
lect, lnasInuch as ne understood one or Two
latin quotations almost as we'll As TIE supr-
rlor. man who appeared to have al his fin
gers ends every thing that interested the
order-and who even promised to be one
day IN condition to converse with their
principal members without wearying them.
Things, at last, went so far that they we're
u Ssfa Al
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19
WOMAN'S HEART.
"Alas! that man should ever win

Alas that man should ever win
So sweet shrine, To shame anil e;,
AS woman's heart' 2 :
Say wbs, ;s won.n,o ha.., .,..
yNba,a IN H. 1 ' go WITS
A ha-n mhose s'' ..s',les spring.
IJnto he ,onc, ~ harn "u,,'' 'epS
a mo,ld uhnsa f,;.,' a ..'n's'
With all the coloured dreams Of thnnrht
4 bark that still win bIndlv nova
Upon the treacherous seas Of love
VIVA, ;s ;ts lova, oaoc,,o..
4 chanrelrss s,.r AMI sr,l,ars ,1 1a's'l'
A sn5j;no fnuar 10, Iii ~. ~ !: e'''''
/" 4 hr.'1ty ana rn,,e,a,, '.o' '''e'
Il, storms IS l;rh, o. ,nrI .,
It's joys as brirht as Aoril f3,we1I
Its hopes as swee, as summer air,
And dark as winter its despair.
Vh,, arc ,ts hoo.o,
r,,,;ant lrh, n.hs,a,a. no"S ''''' '''o"
:n,I,nr nhnn ,,,a,.a noy 81
VI mSl,;nr ;,.|, s,or,n1 U i1a.i'
n,iaht ches,s ~, o..,.a ,.' ':,I'
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19
FROM BISHOP uEBEn's rrnxs,

FROM BISHOP uEBEu's rrMss.
| Dra;*ed the earth. in beauty seen
With garlands gay of various green,
PRAISED the sea, whose ample field
Shone glorious as a silver sbIeld
And earth e"a o san seemed TO say,
Our beauties are but for la}''
praised the sun, whose chariot rol'd
On wheels Of amber and of gold;
! Praised the moon, whose softer eve
Ciean'd swee'!y through the summer SKY.
And moon and sun in answer said.
" Our days Of light are numbered"
Oh God! Oh good beyond compare,
y thus thy meaner works are fair
1t thus thy bounties gid the span
Ot rnln'd earth and sinful man,
How glorious must the mansion be
Where Thy rcdeem'd shall dwell with thee.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19

The following beautiful lines are extract,
'!at splendid annual, the Literary Sow,
sale OF watch has already exceeded tn.
former years
How welcome from the dizzy mast,
The satchtul seaman's stand
Sounds ''er the pillows and the blas.,
The joyful cry Of "Land"
Which, veiled within misty shroud.
Lifts Ger !he wave its peak Of cloud
All VIII, but he whose weary eve
Hath long been doomed 10 dwell
tpoh tie wastes Of earth and sky,
The Iaptur'd ,lrob car tell,
The boundless burst Of Joy that fills
The heart hat balls earth's distant hills
Al once upon the gaze they come,
W IN mInSing sighs and tears
" ith beauteous visions of our home.
And days of other years.
Reflected t.cm the past that throw
H.ound their heads sunset glow.
And Tar away Ill fancy's dream,
Boy ond the waste Of floods,
The wave wcrn spirit bath CLEAN
Ct sunny wales and woods;
A gentle Whisper Of the trees
A murmur OF the forest breeze.
a dying echo of the grove.
That to the heart doth bring.
Sweet memories of the walks Of love,
In LIES unclouded spring:
And dear the woodland anthems be.
Far warbled Ger the moaning sea.
And soon upon the lonely shore
Our bosom friends We strain;
They welcome US from oceans roa,
- native shores again
10 woman's love ard smiling home,
'.oTu which our lot has been to roam.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19
POETRY.
THE FIRST LAND.

THE FIRST LAND
The following beautiful lines are extracted from
''at sp'en I'D annual, the Literary Souvenir, the
sale OF Wa'ch has already exceeded tina, OF all
former wears
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

Selr. Freedom, Steelman, for saugcrties, NEW
York; coal.
sloop independence, Osborn, for sargertics, IN.
York; coal.
Schr Independence, Hooper, for Baltimore, coal
and tobacco.
Steamboats, Richmond, aud Gov Wolco,t. for
Norfolk; Virginia, Furguson for Baltimore via Nor
folk and Potomac, jenkins, for Alexaudra and Wash
mgton, via Norfolk, with passengers
NEw YoRK, Nov. 26.-Arrd schr. Eddington.
l-ownder, hichD'ond; soops Eliza Allen, Smith, do;
Lady Washington, Beaston, do.
NEw YoRN, Nov. 23.--Arrycd, Soop Farmers In
dustrys Banctt days from Rictmond.
PnuADElPH,A, Nov. 27-Clcared schr Richmond.
Hand, Riciu,0ad.
Ard, sloop Planter, Townsend, o days from Rich
apoad.
NORFOLK, Now 28--Arrived, brig Charles.
w heller schr Eleanor. Morss, from Petersburg,
bound to New ork-put in distress. lealy.
The French ship reported Yesterday us having come
IN from sen, Is the Zelina Prison. II days from Mar
Unique.
Below--Schrs Benjamin Z. Valentine. Phillips.
ana Iurpentine - from Richmond bound. 20 New
York
Sailed-;-s Westinghouse Barge, Bosv o,,.h, for
Richmond.
Clearet' French Brig Nanine Moutfort Point
pctre. (t;uaJl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
commercial aieror0

Flour and IPheat remain stationary quotations
81 81 % isoncrcd FOR canal four Holders dspo
20 SELL ask 81 80 10 So sale ola Wagon was made ON
Saturday at 81 30 1t ONLY holders are compelled 10
SCH, to rir money, where commission merchants are M
ucted TO sell of hand at the market price, that holders appear
willing to sell AT all, at any thing like tire present prices
Ney all the -four brought this city, since the late reaction
has been stored up, waiting accounts from England
whch Tie holders think VII advance the price The recent
rise m the price of -four has induced farmers especially those
distance, 10 send 10 market much greater quantity than was
expected at the commencement OF the season 1t is believed
that at least 10000 bbl will be brought in OF
the RISE than would otherwise been During the las;
week soo5 bhls inspected in this cy-a greater quantity
than has bcon inspected during any week for last ten
years Wheat brings S! iO 81 80 according 10 quality
Cotto'-lO2 cts the price which reported on SATURDAY.
sale Of ~ bales here though the highest price that has been
given this season III Richmond high rs has been given
IN New Orleans g. New York for very choice upland ,an
sales having been made in those cities at ~ cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

FOR S.iLE.
e. t. CrciX and New Orleans sugars
~ YOules patent shot, constant supply
tiaNalFs nails ~ sizes
Coffee, chocolate
Gunpowder, young Tyson and imperial teas
Mould candles new. soap
Goshen cheese. nutmcgs
Antigua, jamaica and northern rum
Mo!asscs sweet Malaga, Sautcs Lisbon. Sherry
and FcpCritle wines
Sweet on, old Irish whiskcy, Spanish segars
Half pint tuu...-i, demV inns
Mems and boys wool haN5
Soal and upper leather
French brandy. Holland and country gin
Indigo, nutmegs &c. &c.
dc OTIS. DUNLOP s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

GROCERIES, &c.
IN B5ls No. 2. 4 mackerel
20 Do shad
80 do behring's
10 hhds retailing molasscs
do Antigua rum
100 sacks Liverpool flied salt
20 casks northern cheese
boxes pineapple DO
100 bushels lri sh potatoes
goo gals. superior winter sperm oil
chests gunpowdcr tea
10 do imperial & Young hyson do
10 or. cnsks old port vine
20 boxes clarct do
10 hhjs g. 20 bbls Baltimore wh;skcv
100 boxes brown soap
20 do sperm candles
'icrCe~ Cuba honey
An invoice of splendid cut girss ware consist
ing decantrrs, tum5lers. vines &c
10 ooNcr Colgares best starch
bags black pepper
DO alsuicc
100 ,rcnms of single and double wrapping pauor
10 kegs ground ginger aud the usual assort-
fDcnt Of china, glass and crockerv ware
Tho above goods have been recently received. aud
are offered on the most accommodating terms bv
zee i--"t BENZ. Z. HILLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

arr, ".Nrr Or'er'. .No-.G, 1929.
me stock VI cotton in hi market o, increased 20 297
bac bon9 1n iucra." IF 81 hac ON ccrts 10 -ao erio
iaF year The tr1n.7ctons oil tfc week. lre '1D .rs 60
~ al o.; ~ to 90 1908 i1a; 30 dl ~ VI. and $50
quo; az ,Ua i"1nl'nJ malt 3JGrs which have changed
hands IN tobacco, tlcJs &, nothing c,g. f5, et l. ,j
~ 656 ho531oid; aenn, ifa.. season Being cirp-e Of
1908 hoel'eat boz c'0uHci rv o off c.tcn ry,,e
le6uRy AMI c0 nr 3'k 1r a', -Ii,,tv fcrrs ta Time
Provisions ore sud duL Ev.ha .n England ga io O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
ME1v YoRx, Nov. 2G.

- NEW NoRK, Nov. %.
Conn ExcHANe r.--Yosterdav sales we're mad Of
Southern Flour at S7s T. I. Western choice brands
was held at So 80 No larpe transactions have taken
place during the week though there are heavy orders
III market understand but n, rather lower Dric,
than holders will accept About 500 bushels Vroini,
Wheat were sold yesterday at 81 and quantity of
Albany, ut 81 So For Genessee holders demand 81
the quality ms Will be seen by The prices, is consider
ed this season, below the Virgna.--I.Iot,y Con,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

Extract Of letter A1,r'l Sayannah Non. H. 1922
cotton Is worry scarce IN market aud Soils readily "a, o.
10 W coOs me supply IS moderate, consequence Of tine
low state o our rvcrs. e exports from hi. 4, lyool u obi
DC Unusually ea'y tins month, say VraO n1r; To Ilnvr.
h's cdrNs nave already gone. an the Rec I'm s market
mas neen bought up on speculation, 81 50 crl' dI there
Is here fOr ale y ' ''r'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
Elt.acl lLom ann,l.r -.

~ ind oui little cotton compared with former yours now
shipping to Nt~ York To Eumrc tic exports have ale,y
been considerable, and .7vrn We .a,s arc ROW 1lara
annex you prices Of c day; aud would remark thli the small
soresoi OPlnds keep up prices, 1ra o' my EXPECTED
when Tire rivers viii ADM; Il lYt,y.-ecl Islands. ~ 10 IL,
uPands 81 20 l0l Rice 50 20 g.. FrcEhi 90 Liverpool
and To France, n % H." 10Y ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

COTTON.--c0 bales Of good quality cotton
though not well cleaned, came to town Yesterday in
Wagons, from Roanoke, and sold for cash virginia
money, ut IS cents. II in square bales ard well
packed We understand the price in Petersburg lest
week waf .! to 92 md 10 for psime.--,Fhc marbct
here is regulated by tina. of Petersburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
MAMLEgEl ISTELEgel.


fREiVBD.
SchS Chesapeake, MJ1, from New ori,. ,i4 Nor.
folk, beiloei.
Schr. Valorcl, Fovior, from Baltimore. su!drics In
LOWS Webb e. Go. end Mytr Myers
SAILED.
Brig Ocean, Hedge, for BOSTON. coal and tobqc,o.
echr Hccn, Mars or faY Now Hc-,- -four
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
IivrRpooL. an. on.

I.ivERpoor., Oct. 90.
The imports of Cotton this week were 5000 bars
The sales 5000 Mt advance generally of ia nor
pound on previous prices. 5000 UplGnCs, ordinary
10 good 7-8 TO IA: coon Alsharlps nj = To 7
New Orleans, ordinary 10 fine i-G to IL about
1000 bags were taken on speculation. The markets
have since been steady, but gic; with limited demand
and to- day (Oct. 2c) the ees Were abont 2OC0 bars
ut the previous rates. Turpentine 1000 bbs sold
at lis. 3d. 50 hhds. Qucrcron bark lbs. pcr cwt.
1000 bbls Of Philad. huur have been sold to n,
36s. per Dbl in bond. Grain Market is dan and
wheat continues to decline.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
UNION HOTEI.

To The AIcwbeys of the Lerisi@',rs
MFRS. MARIA ROI!ANNAN takcstbi4 r,ctbo5
Iva Of informing her friend and the public and 80
McIubc-s Of the Legislature I'm particular that The
Omou iiotoi VIII bc kept under nor management
She hos cncoCrd competent hnr keepers go lfperir
tend nor bar, bod rooms and table u ont I've oefre g.
hc- stables, and promises irr herself that nofbt-
palns nor cXRarse shn. 100 wan'n9 70 ropdsr n y.
coptobe 20 n former patrons. and In every respect
worthy %, public patronage as any tunsr csiablieh
mcni n The United States.
Having up her bed rooms end parcurs in tho
Hrst style oft rco'nr ANA elegance ne is prepared NJ
accommodate win or without their families. 60, ~
SIXTY Members OF Che Legislature w'h boarI 1por
terms rs rC'so''p'e end acconnodatug, any sim,-
l1r ,abhshwcI, m Gre Cts.
no i.,-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

M KS. JOHN G. M0SBY has taken the house
IVA lately occupied by Mrs. Hircinbotb,n on g,b
street near the Second Presbyterian Church. and is
prepared TO accommodate such OF her friends as NAV
favor her with their company, with Board, on the
suai terms. She wishes To engage six or eight
Members ofthe Legislature, wihor without families.
nov 81 10,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

10
HATEFUL for past tavors- improves the pres
~ en- opportunity ct informing h.s friends aud Gus
toners, anu the Members OF ..a Legislature, that his
stand Is IN the corner house leading ~ hayus Bridge
and next door TO ". II. Ftzwiy sonn's Bookstore,
where he respectfully soicits the patronage OF such
as may choose 20 favor him with their custom. He
Inns always on hand good assortment of gentlemen ;
BOOTS & SHOES made Of the best ma; ,ri,Is and
al the following prices, warranted wear equal to
any: For boots Richmond made 81. Boots made
uP ut thc shortest notice. and rs cheap rs can be
made ol,cW hero. 10 ;.-8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
From the Rnlfimore .4agr;rr- ol

From the Baltimore AsgeTicTr gfS7f,r1rv
=. FLOUR.--The store price ofHOward Street Flour
opened on Monday last III - so per barrel and srlcs
have been subsequently made, unil Thursday nclr
sive; at that rate The wagon pIico has ranged
throughout the week from 81 TO, bu; most of the
supplies have been taken III the latter price We
have not within reach the data for ascertoinoo
tine amount exported since the decline from the pre-
ylous high prices, bat from the transactions which
nave Transparent we inicr that it Is pretty large Al
though most If rot oil, of the late purchases have
been Tor export, foreign coRswise, the stock al
Flour IN market, including all kinds, must necessarily
sui be heavy. receiving il does constant
from the supplies which continue TO arrive freely
Some Sales of C,iy Mills Flour have been made this
week at S7,25 per barrel In Sls,uehanna of which
there Is small stock III market, have heard of no
transactions.
il Our inquiries, brought down to the pfterno,n
81 tins day (Friday) shew tendency to decline
IN the price Of Toward street Flonr sale was
made to day at $3.50, at 60 days credit and anotb.
sale at S737 1-2, cash. Several lots were Off red s
S7,37 l-2, but were not taken. The wenn price to-
DAY has ranged from 81 1925 but the PRINCIPAL par
OF the supplies were taken 81 s., which may be con
sidered the prevailing Wagon rate of the DAY. We
could not hear OF single transaction today in Civ
Mills. Sore of the holders nre willing TO sell al
S7,25, at which price the last sales were made.
GRAIN. The prices of Wheat have varied but
title tins week On Monday sales of GOOD red were
made al 81 30 20 per bushc. fair To rood red
at 81 40 81 AS; and ordinary to good at 81 20 81
These prices have prevailed throughout the ,ulse-
quent transactions ofthc week lcludinp those b,c
have occurred to- day. On Monday, cs OF old Corn
We're made at 80 cent?. ind new ut 30 cents On
wednesday and Thursday, the price was lover, sales
OF ola yellow having been made at ~ 30 cents and
new at 10 d5 cents. On Thursday sales of old
white at 45 "A cents. The transactions today
were at ABOUT the same rates is those Just noted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

O XEA! o xEMH o XEX!u
''HE attention of the public is invited while thew
are informed that on Wednesday, the 10th oftlis
month, the 18th Class Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery
VIII be drawn at the Eagle Hotel in this citv when
the distribution of numerous desirable prizes such as
$4,000, $4,000, &c. Will take place; those wishing
to place themselves in the way of Dame Fortune,
will please call and take chance at
de NASHS RooLstoro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

The New York American Of Thursday evening
quotes u ). Bank Stock at l2G 81 1914 Exchange
on London at 100 B.. "a no.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

WILLIAM ALLEN, Werchant Tailor.
As added TO his former Stock an assortment Of
superior Cloths. Cossimercs, and Vcstincg:
WI oh nc wall make up TO order, NJ the shortest notice
and in tho most fashionable manner.
lie keeps on hand general supply Of the best
trimmings; which lee VIII furnish his customers on the
most reasonable terms.
nov ~ coiOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

ELEGANT FANCY GOODS.
UST RECEIVED-Merinos carfs and shayls
" Merino cloths and circassians
Cashmere shawls and Bayeda scarf5
Italian Nets, various coors
Figured coorcd gauzes
Black figured cote pail
Nankin and Canton grapes. ditto robes
New style of calicoes, very handsome
Silk cambet for ladies' eloaks
Black Ostrich feathers
Fine book muslin. &c. q
Now opening, and for sale cheap, for cash by
dec l-eo5tlf GEO. E. TIFFIN.
COTTON GOODS g. CANDLES.
Just receiped, for saic,
Id Bales Sd Cotton Shirtings
do do Sheetings
90 boxes Spermaceti Candies. prime quality
dec l--3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
LANDING, md FOR SALE.
CNn Sacks salt--9 to the ton
pipes superior brandy
do Holland gin
hhds. Jamaica rum
90 hbs. n. r. do
30 do country gin
90 do old whiskey
Is quarter casks French Mndeira VIM
10 bags pepper
20 boxes J. Small a. Ness loaf sugar
dec 1t ID. TlMBERLAKF.