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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
Com sUNIcATloy.

The Acts 81 Gen .4attesp Jackson ar a Leei.la,sr
No l.
we nave ofEen been asked by our dstsn,
friends, 10 refer the TO The prudence of that 81
client, ARBITRARY and rapac Ious disposition. which
6eneSsi jackson was supposed, from general
ranor, 10 have exhibited, Wills, fulfilling the
functions OF Governor OF Florida, with which
Dc was invested. and whist exercising those of
l'eg'siat1f and Judge winch be though, propet
TO assume.
At the present moment. this application has
oeen renewed WITH great proprsty I, is ur
ged, that, before we confer on hi n the Civil
Administration OF the Un,on Il i pfuden. "a
inquire what has oeenthe manner in which he
has discharged the civil Acknowledgement Of a
rrovlneef tits future conduct in the one may
DE anticipated from his former conduct in the
o'her. Whie acting in the capaeiy of sole
Legaaafor, devislns laws TOR the well being al
soele.ys nus Character. temper, and disposition.
may oe 'eaeliiy discerned. When oalnly seated
10 hIs closet, providing remedies againss the in
trmiues fPsssion, 10 would surely have been
criminal TO indulge his own; and We should
therefore expect from bin the fruits of philo
sophie meditation. H> could then have neen
exolted ny no danger. reused by no Opposition,
aud ussnea by no victory. He must necessari.
y have been sfee from every temptation TO in
uuige IN aesp0fc authority, unmeasured resent
menf, on Siolen, emotion. Whilst ihus setting.
no apology can be made for the exhibition of 4
cruel, vindictive, or rapacious temper-foY at
that time. If ever, these dispositions. so un-
suited TO Legislator, ii even the natural off.
spring OF his mind, should have been most
cautiously suppressed.
We have therefore recently reviewed the
published Ordinances of Gen Jackson, whilst
bearing the Commissions, in 1921, OF Governor
OF Florida, aad exercising The Legislature p04pes
OF the "lute1dsnt OF Cub, !" IN the Lope of OBJ
tanning distinct conception Of his character AZ
Legislator and 3 Statesman, and thereby az.
cer,aning bis fitness tor the Office 10 which he
aspires.
Some OF these Ordinances, il is well known.
were a'ihlaea by an act of Congress- oil &C
count OF their odious, rapacious, and oppres-
siVe character, but It is not as generally known,
thar, as soon as communicated TO Congress,
they were repealed, with CELEBRITY and unani-
NIFTY indicating the indignant emotions with
which they were received; and tha. not single
voice OF appreciation was, at tina. time, raised
IN defence OF the deliberate Liquidation Of the man
on whom II IS Aow proposed 10 confer 0 share
OF ABE Les7stdssTe pozver Of fts U.1ion.
We shall publish two or three OF these Ord
nances, as the best criterion, vet afforded, ~
General Jaeksons fses.har qualifications for CT
wi hdie, and accompany them By brief COM
mentary, expressive only of the sentiments
that dictated the condemnatovy act OF Congress,
and awarding the judgment that viii be pro-
nouhced by every American who can sppresi
ate the value OF Liberty, and is wiling 10 sx-
tend It's benefits TO others.
NJ
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MARTINsBURG, VA THURSDAY, JULY s. lses

Toss's, burnt cur towns, and DESTROYED ,be
iivesof our people. INC
-, hths time. transporting large srmies
- ios'gn mercenaries, to complete the works
" ueA.a, aeso'ation. and tyranny, slyeady he.
sum WIN circumstances of cruelty and n.rf;dv
scarcely paralleed in the most harbaro,,s seye.
ton. '"HiAeo ma
ne mas constrained our fellow citizens. taken
caPuse on the high seas, 70 bear arms a.rs;ns,
'ner country, to become the executioners of
.he', friends and brethren, or to fall themselves
by their hands.
tie has excited domestic Instructions 8.
mo"sst Us, and has endeavoured to bring on
unI 'nhao'snts OF our frontiers, the merciless
'hoian savagcs, whose known rule of varfare i
an undistinguished destruction Of all ages sex'
es, AMI conditions.
10 every stage OF these expressions. we have
petItloned for redress, in the most bu,nb,a
terms; our petitions have been answered only Nv
repeated injury. prince whose character IS
mus marked, by every act which may define
tyrsHt. is unit to be the ruler of a free peoule
NOR nave we been wanting in attention 10 our
british brethren. We have warned them from
time to time. of attempts made bs their legisla.
lure, to extend an unwsrrantsbe iurisdic,ion
overus We have reminded them of the cir
cumstsnces Of our emigration and settlement
here We have appealed TO their native justiee
and magnanimity, and we have conlured them
by the ties OF osr common kindred, to disavow
these usurpations, which would inevitably in.
terrupt our connexions and correspondence
They, 100, have oeen deaf to the voice OF Jus.
tice and consequently. We must therefore.
aequiesce in the necessity, which denounces our
separation, and hold them. as we bold the rest
OF Observation-Disclosures in war lin peace friends
WE, therefore, the represen, stiyes of the
United States of America, in general congress
assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of
the world, for the rectituds OF our intentions.
Do, in the name and by the authority Of the
good people OF these colonies. solemnIy pub
lish and declare. that these united colonies are
and ofright ought to be, free and independent
states; that they are absolved from ali alleeI
ance to the British crown, and that all political
connexion between them and the state OF Great
Britain, is aud ought to be totally dissolved
and that as free and independent states. they
have full power to levy war, conclude peace.
contract alliances, establish commerce, and to
do al. other acts and things which ind pendent
states may of right do. And for the support of
this declaration, with firm reliance an tie pro-
lection of Divine Providence, We mutually
pledge 10 each other our lives, our fortunes.
and our sacred honour.
Signed by order and in behalf ofthe congress.
JOHN HANCOCK, Pres'deas. from Massachusetts,
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10 will be borne in mind by our readers, that
the Declaration of independence is from the
pen of Thomas Jefferson.
CHARACTERS OF THE TWO PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES..
BIZ JEFFERSON. some might as we'll make a
sailor of cock, or q soldier of goose, as q
President of Andrew Jackson"
Letter TO T. w Gilmore
Br MoxnoE. 81 shall take person fer the
Department OF State from the Eastward; and
AIR. Adams. by long service in our diplomatic
ceacerns appearing 10 entitle him to the prefe-
renee. supported by his acknowledged abilities &
integrity, his nomination will go TO the Senate. .
Letter to Gen. jackson in 1871
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Governor she PROVINCES Of Florida. ear.
eress'ag ne PO.ssrs Of sle Captain CeneyaY
and sfahe lnssndans etftae Is.and Of CUBA
see Laws Y. 5. lss Seas. 18TH Cong. Chap,
90 page o5--"An act 70 relieve the People Of
Florida from the oPssssionef cersAia oEiinan.
cess"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
MAJOR GEN. ANDREW JACKSON.

All ORDINANCE,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
THE GAZETTE.
JULY ;, 1923.
DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE,

IN CONGRESS, JULY j, I776.
b. he Representatives. Of the Tinted State. o.
.fmericG, in Congress assembled.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

This declaration was Received BY the people
with transports OF joy. Public rejocings took
place IN various parts Of the Union Ia New.
York, the statue OF George III. was taken
down, and the lead, of which II was composed.
was converted into musket balls In Boston, the
garrison was drawn up in Kings street, which
from that moment, took the name Of S.ats-streef.
and thirteen salutes, by thirteen attachments,
into which the troops were formed, were fired;
the bells OF the town were rung, in token of
selicitstion, and the evening concluded with the
tearing IN pieces, and burning. the ensigns of
royalty lions, sceptres, and CROW
In Virginia, the exultation exceeded descr;p.
ton. On learning the measures Of Congress.
the Virginia convention Immediately decreed.
that the name of the king should be suppress
ed in all the public prayers. They ordained
that the great seal OF the common wealth should
represent Virtue as the tutelary genius OF the
provicc, robed in drapery Of an AMAZON, rest
ing one hand upon her lance, and holdipg with
the other sword, trampling upon tyranny, I'M
der the inquire OF PROSTATE man, having near
him crown, fallen from HE head. and bearing
in one hand broken chain, and 10 the other
scuurge At the foos was charactered the word
Virginia, and round the effiey Of virtue was
inscrihed;--Ssc semper tyrGnnis. The reverse
represented group OF figures; in the middle
stood Liberty, with her wand and cap; on enc
side was Ceres, with horn OF plenty in the
RICH, hand, and sheaf of wheat 10 the left
upon the other appeared ETERNITY, with the
globe and the phGnlx. At the foo. were found
these words:-Deus ne6is hac otia fecis
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

SecFe'ary, &c. Tor East Flordis.
Our brief remarks upon the princinles con-
tanned IN this Ordinance. subversve alike of the
most obvious maxms Of law and liberty, and
which awakened in the breasts of native Flori.
dams regret for the loss ofmmuuisies they had
enjoyed under the yoke Of Spain. must be de-
ferrea for the accommodation OF our readers 10
a future number. HENRY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

Gronie and Lot and Cia.onns ca FIsere I1 de- \ -
proposes TO the numerous tfeisto tie % Tie (I 8pF
NiNF the United States Subscription which il nn,,
mr. A. L. Will engage 10 furnish SIscneTs with deer Cane
expense, 10 The different cities where substitution ISIS sha N
nave heen opened Ihs Roots viii be three vsf oi ~, Ill
produce coIsieri lie fr; H. ,.l Va, 90 a. '~t v =
- Pi'i'ed Iley WI he carefully casscd and ranked n,
boxes, with of The ofsh.l soil IN which tfev ave h
- N.,h Va! scoiy facilitate lie lhrivirg Of the Ecois
Orders WI nc pnctuaiy attended to- tie Subscribers cv
mating the quantities and species the Cape Vine Roots b
W. 10 ney viii engage to pay for iO0o Roots or ose
al the rate OF ~ cents for Roo for l ,an loco A. G
I'VE o. 10 'cns and - eenis per Koot FOR than % Root,
y Eo years oia shall be PAID for the rate OF cents cb
les than 80 roofs ' ~ % 'e1s i0i
f%y@enl 70 be made delivery of tie Roofs. L,ilar NO,
received, Unless post Paid.
OF Subscription Lists arc opened-ai Mgr YO,s. with Al
g5 iou1aS % Wals;res; Boston, T. Copeland Jun,
yiSs"y X NJ Micir.eli I@ita5hia Van Arminse BaIsore
Willard Rhoads FestiagfOH CITY, William Fair U,sj,1
DNch'oIH Allen q Co Srr'Slaah Hail. Sl=lltcr & Tur DIT
ySele-Oy'eo7s Poster Hutton Charleston, T. Is T. Sct
Mr. Ioun,r' Book the Culture Of the Crave Vino and
on tne MakIns OF Vine, may ts found the prgrri ino
(gTGtis) to Subscribers. '"'''
Catalogue Of tirFs jfe Eso, tsut Mr. IorEz sye5oas 70
Tho following species arc selected as tue hi g, ,,c ri
which is left to subscribers
I6be Grapes or for mrtmg Street TPI--Wirrrr-l. All
cenie; :, Robin Eyes with bg clusters or on e Tour ss,i,
. 10 Memg (or to"saatl J. sweet Guiian, s. Niusra G.
y Iokay; 10, syrian IL, Consauis; II, Mosla-Rfp-Is
Large Muscat ID, Mavoisic; -, Red Foot pied Rop) rs
for Utae -WiurF-jS Auvcrgnat ~ Bl1uaccs 20 D,r.
enee II lan &c Dame = Oyeitc; D. uoccne 24 FiFnt
las %, Pcarlan 80, thal7sse 81 IuliseffSl a,t. "a
Auvergnd 81 It Jean So Jacohin 3e Ncurcr ST. Ineau
80 nnaneE 81 lcmrieG ID, Botrgnon; "a, beuteiaut
F6r ne Table onlyyvsrrs--Ai Chs~eri7 ffoo Yo7,,nc.
9,eanl 70, DO Godon IS, Du CrcSrr,; a., DO MUSK a.
iusSst iaTde ~ D. Sn's Berries 80 20 tlron Jenrs-
rn; 81, DO ZION Iur g., Souvi.non Chsseas:
81 NlgSeai Rouge So Mmr'G~yG S. Ianrs Violet 81, Da.
ScPt5 Sin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
JAMES WINSTON,
CO.hfyuISSIO.N .fERCIE.a.N-T


MAS on HAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE
$4,000 Lbs of best Smithfed bacon
100 barrels N G. and Potomac nett herrings
100 do. cider vinegar
60 do mountain family -four
cd do refined sugar
1000 lbs best slaughtered soal lethcr, avera ring
90 lbs
b dozen heavy russell upper leather
1000 lbs. cotton hang rope
1000 Hacks superior segars
1000 common do.
Is Dozen sves, different sizes
% kegs Snithfield lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor oil
10000 SD heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring plank
Glue in barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, lending liur>s
sSnine Irvine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers,
.9nd tally erperf,
500 gallons lirseed oil. nov left
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

= -. 80 - !, " Il
& TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1879.
last 81 fsTbeiiiJ;a.oais
l. Presentation Plate.
q Inc Sisters engraved by Durang, from, the orr
gnaI Picture, by ih,nan
5. ti,le I'age; drawn aud engraved by Durnhr
i. Love Asleep engraved by Ellis ICON a DRAWN
by Newton.
D. The Grove; engraved by Ellis fUia drawing b,
o. Tao P""er OF l.oye engraved by Durang from
beautiful antldie painting, IN The posse 81 81,
OF hir. Peif OF Sew York.
y. Cnapea,t dc pniici engraved by IIuInDbr ,ys.
from the Original picture, by RuLcns. mt W nl,I-
D. Hesitation; engraved by Kearncy from drawing
by Fdrrier.
y. Inc Lady oi Ruthvcn: engraved b, I.ongncre
iroin picture IN the possession OF De- Chan.
man. '
IT, inc un"c!conied Gnesti engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by ilon,len.
H. Inc SnpwrecH; engraved by hearney from a
drawing by Si.e:cr.
IL The Cont"n'cd C:ptive: engraved by Elf.
from drawing by IL. Corhol,l
with mach oririmai Prose ana Po.lical matter in
Il neat case. For sclc by J. H. NASH
nov 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

VIRGINIA: ~ rules, holden in tho clerks ore of ,,.
superior court Of chancery ~, tho Rrpond Iis,,ct ,l,
"a Gay OF November, 1923 ThOnas A. fahrr nit ar,e,
Dyer, ir and Martha his wife dts -
The defendants lssac Curd and Jane his WIFE and s,s,
Dyef u aud Martha his wife, hivg entered their apper
ce and gwen security according te oct of asscplv and
se 'tr % uds court and appearing by actory evidence
' i,y nc not inhabitants OF ibis cnirv. i Is orccl that
NC h oconts do appear hcc thoienth dav of the nct
January 'sn' n answer the bl of the plaintiff and that
roy 4inr order e forthwith inserted IN some ncvspatsr pub
hed W the ~ oichnond er two nonrs sccessivev
Poseu o' the ifr door fthc capitol i tive said eitv
v tACa.| tCsTt WV 10 pENfH f~ritN r o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

" oIJCi:.-Ihc sibcrhcrs .n,cn,;rs Is re,,py. f,,p
" h'chnond have d',o-ed OF thcif stock to MI W j.
Nf"e All persons having unsettled lc,ouis M. requested
70 present 'eii IN settlement. ,.c s!rj ii u .
Ie'iucste'i TO make paynslt Vitlout DELAY.
Nov 6-it WN ~ a. 7j:,rg.II .. r.,
VIE subscriber hvn5 purchased ttc sock of (ii,yJE
= KRIS DC aud iahcn the stand Into N the occt,n,, o.
Nm VI an1el X Co Market Bridge intends cor, r,,i IL,
ne same me "i Ds.iess !crriODte pgs,icd ic, 30 >r-
i's ON ms i'l shall be spared IN seu, ui MS is ,
me Gtur, 2nd woId respectfully ~ .e iaie,i. II i,
isieiiis ai,i the public. Nj - - Pr. '
NOyG-it - -'''''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

II uhAN BISHOP has Clear and m-lspu'7he rghf and
tile 10 onc-thd part of bakers hair of the Coal ts n
he''erhcd Ocng heir law and ie has alec an amuiy
winch sad Rarker le m his win decd win of snd B-
OPP which has paid aud vnch now with Interest
amounts TO two or thee thousand dcasas also all the rents
due nom Harry tCths estate wears icaec and also All
TIC rents duo thereon er occparr, NJ Mr. Beverly Ran
Hoph since the dcccasc Of sid Hrti from which OF in.
onned o now daily d,pnscs % G0usand huirls III tho
bost Goals found virginia All or any ran N ec dcfs
ard rights which al secured hy ic s14 p are now oecr.
Ell Tor sale The said contains 100 u- but ono half Of
said trac, purchased by Ha-rv lch said Bishop now
edcs with louns l'aS'cr NJ tire uppcr end Of tho a street
Nv hcHn0nd, whrrc De- tnc be seem - 10
inhun 90 NIL Robertson ~ nc sls Jose, an pbo
Mayo attorneys, in1nr nv shew The
ues an make out colvTaNces rnaat bargain oner.
Nov ~.
NOrECE ! e. ton VII 6o p5tscrc to NE me-, (,c11-
raj Assembly o Nrfin's, pawn. for alterations IN tne
avs Governing TIC james Esrt C0rrony, AMI Richmond
book C0np1ny, with view obtain reucfon ~ r tolls
on COAL aud an improvement IN he corU11n'afo bsiwecr
The R'sin ~ - - g. L. JS9cfFis. 81 - vl'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
RoslIn, ~. ION. IRlR.
'7'-'' -
IENEN D0LLARS KEW 4KO.-I,,

VHNhN UHLLAEfS KEW AIeO.-faln away f1In IN
SUBSCRIBER on "Wednesday last negro man BOB alou,
20 W " years OF age, dark CunieXions well made l nu
anu e1Ny diTeSsHe is well knoan to many pe.,, y,,
o '9 OF te cHy-bavlng Oo1n Tor several years my car
'e Oh nae! dryer have believe that e i,
urEin' an-t cnoud, in Chesterfield in we hboyhond
oi III hired Frends-or he may make attempt 10 60
Nof All MASTER CT esseis, and persons IA tfi king
arc osWaf in)n CARVING cnt'cins sad slave away T.
suDcTher VIII give tire above reward his prcie: son AMI
MI Tea 'c expenses paid for hrs deI confinement, 50
that cnn get him a,an. IEIOS Kali
W The Petersburg Old DOMINION will nser tive above AL
yerteenent three tuc, and forward he,g ~ this olce
ior payment.
Oct IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
Orange, Va l@ili OFT. l8?8.
a7I. MAZE ~ : nil15L

Etb:nAt:E StHir'I.-A school vii be opened ON the.
"a h' oi si"'lfy next, al tie residence sutcriier IN
All the branches OFFS good English education will I've taught ar
conhded IN Ter u will hr exclusively far fals al 4,
limited to fourteen Tcrns for board ana tuition for se,
of ten months $50 one-a paid on tie Ijtn Aav ~
August, the balance the 2ih of eccrhe. There will Ia =
vacation from the lob of August to the 18th ofCcclcr
- =, - JOHN b. CIDtTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
FOR SALE.

sAxALLS NAILS. all sizes, at factory prices,
II Youle's Patent Shot, all szcs--constsn, supply
at factory prices
20 hhds. st. Crox styur
10 do New Orleans do, part prime
50 bbls. Muscovado DO
zoo hbds. moassos
$40 bags coffee
so baskets sweet oil
80 cases mems and boys wool hats
- casks Goshen cheese
500 packages gunpowder, imperial and young hyson
teas . 49,
200 boxes soap-5o do sperm. candles
100 sides oak tanned soal leather
so or. casks sweet Malaga wine
% do Samos aud Narcotics Madcira do
30 pipes cognac brandy
20 do Holland gin
20 hids. Antigua and Jamaica run
~ do N. T.. do
ID boxes chocolate
hid. old Irish wislcy. &C. SC.
Nov l2-eo st OTIS. DUNLOP g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

SO 1aes Baker, Mar Baker caorlu I'aker Marfa aker
- Betsy Baker, and Hugh Goddin admit of Ccog Iater
You not beng inhabitants Of this vii. please
20 ,eke no,ocat ~ The neyt Superior Of (hafcrv 20
az holden Cor che Williamsburg district san move the aid
coln 70 Toinaie the suit ately depending said count in
~1i'ch avn Plahsdf and YOU ORC deefdanls
.rO,tV CoDpIN
AVs IV~e ~ W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

80 &. AGHEONSIE LOURAT' hs-
LIZ wing cons. !erably enlasss,. IL VINE
AID, On LoNs-isLASB, where he now kas.
m full cultivation, Ih.yfe-Iice .f.s-ss u
t''0tS1G, containing 72,UV0 GrDne Vine
hocts' i.2vins also The peculia. advanla.,e
OF beng erlGied 10 procure the lest specics
Of Roofs GOsa lao kaiher's extensive \ inc
yards and Nurseries, IL. the Districts Of Dor
az. frr.e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

ICBNSNO 81 BAlrJ1;ORI: Trion lin =
- Stages FEAM-BOAfs, by fappabor,os& o.
o'h9coc1 u TIE pubLc VIII commences ~, l. or,a
""a ns eii uis last itty Il Cctsteg next.
Ire Suiscs WI iuE twice Nacs fem the RI Tay.-n r,
sNi"ln, 70 laipahaTIIgcs, Is e way CT New, all 49,
1''otsr-i own, A7leits DurkEk ClarAes, DE AID
NJ o9at iatXel at present. runs f,o,n Tansaiar,
- ore once week = 90 !-jaees y-ii leave X f,,'
every uay aic IGes'i0y. O'Clock in lie warning md 80
"ousH u'e HiSHe,HtIs race arriving az Tanuata, ucss -
s-uhs evening, nj OocS On-f avs M that Is,r ,b
~ e al Si ready 10 receive pcsseBEers WHO " IN INV.
N b4inoie tie succeeding dsy before = j. Al Tho -,
ILL on tuesdays via arrive ~ falaharsros, on ~
nstay By ou.oSA, A 81. when the stage IN tas,
70 hielHnond that eyeni e Gu SUNDAYS they tar, -,
paatork az oe.ocE, A. NJ. for Richmond until n,o,1r
Aean-noS Is adet 10 the line TRAVELLERS v tins rome ~
Eours - ' VI iN'in'cDu IN 30
GGod sorseT and coaches caIsG and attentive diver. arc
CO. ana every aGntioR viii be paid ty Ire pose,rs n
eo.' ana sSty OF passengers The itsarce of rms
S' u 1se seeis, WI BE- readily u.ers nearer
ana nSfe ccnirnodous for tie south 10 ~,
ihoe WHO oisihe long land journey cen be acoT,
1e o ~ i.es Only, aud INT disturbance and Ibrro
euIe t. vair can De Teeeited 5v sr,oh rood 6
sooh recommendations nc less ,on this ,r,e
i'l any oter Tie Accommodations equal and the fare re
~ OPENS likewise, direct COMMUNICATION between lin. , 81
ohc and OF NoFiieEn NeG counties for lie a,vsn;
and pleasure Of UGh. - $40 1N''Hi'Sss
II Stage fNss, At the INV rate Of So so Intermediate.
use SeiS mae. is expected tie 1vll -
- TO and nom Baltimore Ely TIP pLCJ,p Jf,,Stas,
1@t1PAt1'joek E-ssr COp.ify, ya.l
- tlqt.r I'D, 1925.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
DRY GO0Ds

OTIS. DC.hLOP 8 60. Offer for sale.
Il nh fackag'ss of Dry Goods. coin,,risins a very
go''eroi assortment, suited principally TO the
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
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Hiet1l ysc ,a.IIa & National ia. s Io a.
eVaohS eFf Boots, Tycr's EleIrert. with the I,,t 80
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to it. $50 $3.50 iniioaec1s.n
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geometry, AssUa, Fn'e and Spherical 1rrs-osnetrr sy
Wy hs, Sensuauon, FrSions and ASTRONOMY -, JH
hu',oIis Mathematics tbns Surveying Finris (on;e $500
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Do OF Student IN tic CIsur,ar School 90, -
10 tlosr SUMS may be added allow anae r &
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