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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
BALM OF COLI MBlA.
A. g. II. WILSON,

No. s, West High Street, Wilmington,
IAvE been appointed sole Agents IN the state Of pea M
lam} which s ex,rati,dfom tree found in the wilds OF
America The Balm is improved in color, strength and
Perfume, and its grand capillary virtues are as follows
9 in 48 hours from rs FIRST apple aticn,
growth Of whskers in few weeks. a bottle, price rs
cents. will not only stop the hair from falling o but like.
me ST. gives in general good head Of hair to young
person.
tpreventthe hair from turning gray and makes curl
beautifully, look bright and glossy and IN few app'sca.
on frees it from scurf and entirely nervous head
aches.
Copies Of certificates will be shcwn by the venders from
senemen who, after being bald number OF years. have
eceived new growth Of hair.
The sgners' characters arc supported by His Britannia
esys Consul, Philadephia who thereto has prcfixed
the of Great Britan also the Mayor
md other Magistrates of Philadelphia, who were personal
gacquainted with the sgners have certified to their high
'seec'a5lity, and have lkewse prstyed the'rseass
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, JULY o. 1928
CANEP-MEETING.

A campmeetirg for Smyrna Circuit will commence on
Frida, the eighth Of August and continue until Tie Thurs
day olIowne-on the lands Of Mr. Philip Lecompt sit
uatinn well known for its Advantages that multiplied
description is npnccessaly Tbs place is well waeted,
not more than OF miles from Smyrna, from Csiwel $
Bridge, from head Of Sassaijass, trara sdleioa
Our brethren and friends in the adjoining circuits srd
many Of the ministers find ii corvepien invited
to attend and take this method Of nirming all whom
may concern that the sale Of etety thing w b. rroha-
tied on the camp ground, within the limits pr c;bed
by law. during lie meeting. Jl, Is.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
ADVERTISEMENT

vsvO be sold Public Sale, The 81. day Of fugus next,
Il at the Mill belonging to the Borough Of Wilmington.
the following described properly viz one Press Fam and
large Elevator meal Elevator and Conveyor two stoves,
two pairs OF feet mill stones with honps, hoppers. shoes
and bearers with cranes, spndes with tnnels three bolt
n reels hoppers and head. scales and weights screens
elevators and fan, screen one hopper boy tale -four
elevator and conyeyor The whole in complete repair
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock, NJ
Hy order of The Council.
JAS BROBsoN,
f. HUXLEY,
WM, TOWNSEND Com.
y,,,v ~ 1925 53-7t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

ESiE Subscriber begs leave to inform hs frenus ala "
pnblc renerally that he still continues 10 keep IN
c3ouexon with his arre aud elegant assormen, Of BOOKS
and sTArIoNEaY splendid assortment OF fra'a aaa
Fashionable H9I'S, from L. EtMEs Mandatory, lHauc'-
pa warranted to be equal In every reapeet 10 ay a
manufactured in the conntryuf various colors and qua-
ics-ptices from 81 25 to s9 Persons wishing 70 pgr,
chase would do well TO CALL as they will be sold either by
wholesale retail, at Pniladephia prces'
j. SCOTT, Nv. 90, Maske'-ss.
Wilmington June Q, 1928. ,.oa,
NB j. s. can have hats made to order 1T the shof'es'
hnin
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
BOOk-k EkP!SG.

Iiitchcocks c,ew Method Of Bookkeoping accompaui.
ed with Key for sale By A. \ II. Wilson, No 8, West
H,gl, street, Wilmington.
For safe, rs pborp.
Grimshaws Histories of u States, England, Rome, and
Greece with Questions adapted TO each Of ll..n. Bow
ditch Navigator. Smiley Geography and Atlas; with
variety ct Biographies BY other an'hefs
fresh supply of Bristol Board Fancy Papers Stationery,
Engravngs, Prints for Scar Books. and variety Of Fan
cy Articles; all Of @hch Vi" BE- sud for very small ad.
vance on cost
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
COLU.lJBE.9N PILLS,
AMI O,NTMF\T

( a remedy for he Plies anu C09aCeness
The CoIuMBIAN Pills justly celebrated for their
virtue in many diseases, offered, und confidently
recommended to afflicted, being decidedly of
the hest remedies discovered for the Ies and ha5u
al CosenesS They conn osed altogether ot mud and
gentle ingredients, warranted free from all mcFcurai prep
aratons and may taken at all times, and under any cir
cumsances with perfect saiy Many thousands have ex
periecel the sa,ary effects If these Pills and such is
their surprising efficacy that the most nvcterate cases OF
Piles and Cost,eness have readily yielded to their kind
influence in very short time. Their operation is not at
tended with any unpleasant sensations but the contrary
agreeable to the stomach and they relieve the bowels
the gentles manner. From their cooling and persuasive
properties they have been found emneny servceabe in
cases of inflammation OF the bladder retention Of the urine
a! burning pain the bowels They will afford decided
benefit in cos attended with fever inflammation OF the
breast rheumatic complaints. ichings in the skim and sur
.ts 10 the blood. To seafarng men, and to persons tray
cling as convenient medicine the Columbian Pills"
will prove OF inesmahle value, because dose of them
occasonslly will defend the constitution against any bad
effects from the sudden changes Of different climates and
will refresh the body alter the fatigue and heat OF Jour-
ney Directions for using, accompany each box
Prepared only by BENDER, Philadelphia.
~. B. None se,.ine zvithom my zc,itaa signature.
Feb. 90, 1929 IL
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
(Fyom hrs M3'e's .'Mga-'ae.
srgyT: rATAT. PROMISE.


"Yes, we uust pa .-'ts teayeu's decree,
nu' keep my une love tokcn,
The ring Of gold | gave to thee,
NV vow shall meier be hrnken;--
pledged thee ,hen this youthful heart,
And sad, though fate Shall sever,
And friends deny, and hope depart,
My heart was thine for ever.
Nay, plead not love, sit must be sol
My MOTHER should wed thee,
She doom'd me 10 lite Of woe!
And it's for that I've fed thee
My mother-O see her nov.
Her cold cheeks ciaycd whiteness,
DEATHS dew upon her marble brow,
In her eye bis CLASSY brightness;
And then the dying smile that wreathed
Her rigid, sunken features,
When the fatal promise breahel!-
20, God why must thy creatures
Be tortured thus but plead not, love,
The promise hath been gwen.
Liy mother bore my faiih above,
For she was ripe for heaven.
And fondly did she cherish me.
And was reared 50 kindly,
lndulged in all-save love for thee
| viii not err 60 blndlv,
As deem her cruelty inclined,
That thus apart She joTc
0, no.--to her prophetlc mind,
A storm OF grief was o'cr US
Then :are thee we'll | bow me down,
And trns' The grace OF heaven,
Perchance beneath th angry frown,
A sunbeam may be given;
I will not bid thee constant prove,
Bat whcn lte's ties are hloken,
Well meet, nv love, ven IN et above -
Far, we--but keep my token"
A deep and narrow grave they've made,
Where DROPS yon pensiye wicw,
There she who Oft had wep and prayed,
Sleeps on dealh's dreamess pillow:
And there, recned that grave beside,
The youth displayed her token
"I come. my ose"--he family sighed
The ties Of life are broken CoRNELIA
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
The Trustees Of the Poor.

ar NeWca,ile Caunty, w meet At the Poor House,
W Wednesday, tie 5G'hitst., AZ 10 o'cock, II Per
having against me ns,ituiio. requested
TO ham! them 10 Jo3sfh Gnubs for settlement, the
Monday preceding the meeting.
H. uEALD, Sec'p.
July II. 1923 i5--4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
NORTH EAST HERRING.

sN Subscribers have JUS, received and have Tor sale,
SO bbls Of the first quality Nolt, East lEhRiSes'
JNO. & WM. Ii. GoRDEN.
June7 fz-u
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
CHARLES SAUNDERS

EnEspEC FULLY informs lis friends and TIE public
& tnat he has ed 10 this Borough and hat . has
commenced The PAiNIInE, GLAZING AND PAPER
HANGING, in all IT'S various branches and hopes, by
eno 10 isinese, to merit shaie OF public patronage
Jnly 1928 49u
N i Wanted as an apprentice, hoy from i; TO l6
.t1..rN NLa
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
so Stone MasOns.

'yvo work al dry wall, in he Chesapeake s. Dpsware
4 Cana. at Summit Bridge to whom liberal wages
sii be gwen Apply 10 JAS. {. A. ROBINSON,
March IL 1928 18-tf At Summit Bs'dge
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

A vicious wife and an untcwari son, no laws
can govern,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
NO'I'ICE.

NV lIC II.
THSEiE Subscriber has discontinued the retail DRY GGOS
II BUSINESS, but continues the Ithppedis. with th,
addition OF Commission Business. Liberal advances made
in Cash on Commission Goods.
JAMES GARDNER.
July 8, 1898. 49tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
TO EE ~,

Gsu.M A Three story Brick House and Lot at
fsssTs1SE the French aud Third ects at pre-
I:ssiMsfss sent he occupation Of Samuel Sappng.
sssa aazAlszzs$sA Enquire Of JOHN uOkiiON.
f,p.. 10 1i--tt
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
parker's Vegetable ReMoyating
2 a N a. g Il q,

Equal 10 any now in 0-i'S2 per botte. CISCO per
dozen.
For the cure of RHEUMATISM, Liver Complaint. W.
GERS Mercuria and syphlltc Diseases Likewise, com.
plants arising from impure state OF the blood, pntrd
throat, and the early stages o! Consumption, &C. &c
using tue above vlabc medicine accompany each bottle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

(s ~ G,e,,s "a Current Of I'D Nov says-"Th. Mis-
SNnPl has '- sn', our last SIX inches, aud 2 feet
c'J" hHh Vairr max ami be considered at near the
West stage The weather is warm, for the time of year
@ our CITY, win 'e exception of few of fever gene
sir hcJiT tc respectable number of shipping in mort
actively engaged IN dlsohargng their cargoes, together with
sew taking ~ cotton Or Europe and cuaswsc make the an.
pcarancc active business the evee and vicinity sin
cu market generally, heavy, aud until rise
Of the wcsioin waters brings down tire surplus produce when
business viii he much animated and prices better csab
shed from actual sales
Coitoa-Ordinary, Middlng ~ "a Fair % 10 Good
FaiT, lCt iOl in good demands Good and Fine H. duh
sugars by the crop the plantation, continue in moderate
request and have altered materially since our last
We ind many old dealers Of tho opinion that the present rate
viii not be supported throughout the season
Vo'dss ~ one nr two instances, have been sold high
p cents per gallon Purchasers as we can learn appca
! unwilling 80 venture 20 cents. -
Tobacco appears 30 he of the duest articles in
and arc cn unable 10 report clc1ranccs sales demand
Flour has flir dcrand for evpoaiion at So ~ nc
last 3il9 bbls
F,eghts-Wn continue our former quotations reraLtin
mat there arc more vessels taking in than this day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

rE'RG$'T SAIE.-By ,i.iuc Of a decd ~ i'm, o-.- :,
9iAef X ien.y and Hannah his wife to the s,bsc cT
go '"y recorded IN the clerks office GoOchand cnn,,1
~" ~ citer one OF us, WILL Mon;ay tie 18th av ~
l'er next Chat being Goochand county cotrt-day ~ pro
l" ei' ~ Noachand cour; house highest bidder fr
go hsy, all the right tc interest and cain be ali
ilL ~, Henley and Hannah mis- vile have or nav have n
". 'ii ctiaihlg Two hundred and weny-nilie and or.
"s' me same taet 81 land oyue by William Batneti al nj
@ o US and which by his last viii estar cn h.
IN. ;Jona 9;ey Formerly Hannah Bne,. IS one OF lir
'.o 'n' Barnett, also al the interest, title and
claim, winch tle sad Tuner K Henley aud Hannah his Ut
LOW n'S or may hereafter have negroes with their ia
as STOCK or horses, nOgs, cdtc, aud stock If all LnT
also household and A,cilen furniture bcloci5 IN t, ~,
1, ven WITH al other tIcy claim under the SAT-,
CS'tutTs il ~ order satisfy the purposes or "a
nc siid COED OF trust made. Such tile only ,y, bs 80
Nye Is Is Vested ia the subscribers bv the otr.;J gS =
'-"S' WILL GRAY. .,
co,.,,.u, o., VA. MILLER, Trustees
- -...l-' C't -sh, I6-S. 8z--dtcv,d,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
Elom Me y: y JournaI q. Comn.e,ee, Deeenber 10.

From he ~. y. journal Of Commerce. December 10.
THE NEWS AND THE MARKET.-Tbe
commercial mtellrnncc received bv the Briutton is
favorable to the prices of almost all the PRINCIPAL mr.
tIces OF merchandise, and calculated to produce ami
nation IN the markets OF this country. We have not
oeen ah'e - procure any satisfactory accounts of the
Liverpool cHt.OG u1Tfrt ~ The last dates and we
tanA none were received. IS to The corn marke,
we iA-. aic aacOuU,. ;a.'r together look like firm
rss az rather nT1 u-ice how nigh, whether above or
OClo" the Jr err rGt'S f.innins to BE- proved. All
the accounts agree III announcing an ilnportant nd
vance IN Rice and say that sales hav. been made of
Carolina mt 10s., which dcducting the duty of 15s
leaves 25s. 10 take the lowest quotations mention
ed, 23s. per cwt. The Tobacco trade too is in
better state. and brandy has become object of pe
culatlon There are stronger indications of n Gspo
a.tion to more elasticity and speculation in the
English markets than has existed since the severe
lessons III favor of prudence admnst cred in 1926
Indeed 1t can hardly be otherwise ftherc Is any cour
age among merchants when money is so abunda nj
TINT business paper is discounted Mt the rate of
to } per cant, per anuum, the case in London
| on the LIST of November.
The effect OF the news on this market has been To
advance Flour from 25 to 7b cents per bril- But very
little business done yesterday. The quantity of
Flour III market Is large that Spectators do not
choose 10 grasp the whole and there so much Dros
poet Of foreign demand that holders have no anxiety
to sell. The price e New York Flour we shout;
quote at -; YET doubt whether one tenth mart Of
the stock could be sold if brought forward without
reducing the price, and We are equally doubtful whe-
Their that proportion! co!d be bought without advan-
eng the price
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
MARINE NEWS.
Port or RICHWOND. DEC. IL.

ENTERED,
Ship Parachute, Buntin master, from Liverpool,
salt and crates, TO Il. Pollard d Son, VIM. Allison g.
VIM. Smyth.
CLEARED,
Slip COLOSSUS, Mayclc master, for London, tobac-
CO. flour, &C.
ARRIVED,
Schr Lafayette, Ryder, from New York, with sundrcs to
Low Is Iudam and others.
S7op W.stport, Hammond, from Wcstpor 10 days. with
onions to inaotcr Sailed In company with schr Chariot
Norfolk.
Lighter Commodore from Petersburg it tobacco to H. o.
&. =. hlcfIcncry
Schr Tennessee, Grcon, from Baltimore with andros 10
Raon g. Pcasants, NJ Myers J. +. Reeves j. Camghan J.
VI Johnson, Lucko g. Siac, r. Johnson j. g. W. Gliat Au.
dcron, Garth s. Co and James Winston
S30p Mary from Norfolk.
SAILED.
Sc'r Virginia, Travcrs or Baltimore, with coal
Srr Richmond Hand for Philadelphia with tobacco gour
and ginseng
Dropped down Cv Point To load schr Savannah, Tor
Providence, also, s;hr Wcircc, Nuner, tor Baltimore
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Auived, schrs Hero, Cook DAYS
from Rcbno6 Flcnora, Morse from Petersburg Turpcnne
Wheeler days from Richmond; soops Jane, Anderson days
from Hchnord, Ann Maria, days from Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Dec. 12--Arrvcd, briSs Hcury Thomas, So.
Csox Pioneer, tluhbs New York.
At Sctwclrs Point sou Martha, IIHmmond rom RchTord
bound 10 Charleston.
Sailed, sohr Chariot, Macombor, for Richmond
Cleared, schr BrUaminl AArisicad, Rieh'aonj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
POOM.AY P.4LNTYNr

VIE Subscriber would inform the ladies of Rich
mond' that he intends stopping in the CITY for a
short tlme and offers his services teacher of oonab
lor Iheorem) Painting The high state of perfection
10 winch the art has iotey been carried the case and
facility with which 1t is ntqured, compared with the
usual model renders 1t desirable object for every
lady who wishes to have knowledge of this orns.
mental part of education.
Ohy thrty SIX hours are necessary TO acquire q
knowledge Of the art. lie has taken room at Miss
turner's boarding house, Main-stree. where speci-
mems may be seen, and terms made known Married
ladies others, can have private lessons nj their
dwellings if they choose
NJ. w. HOPKINS.
reference TO Kew Wm:J. Armstrong, Rev. Ste
phen Taylor and Rev. A. Converse
dec 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
DONALD AD4IR.

lust published by Peter Cotton, and for sale at his
Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore, DONALD
ADAIR," novel by young lady Of Virginia
It's better TO be lowlr born
And range with humble vcrs, IN content,
Than 10 be pcrked up in a Offering grief
Ard wear a golden sOuow. SHANsrXNRr.
In two volumes, price 81 so. boards.
Erfract from the Preface.-"Patrck Henry, the
pride OF genius and the glory Of Virginia, though
bright in history and green in the memory of his
countrynen, has never been the theme of novelist.
Sacred 10 truth virtue and genius lac formed one OF
the most polished pillars in the temple of our indcpen-
dence. Unadorncd by the Gldcd trappings of fashion
able folly, unbiased by the studied philosophy Of
schools his genius burst upon his country in all the
splendid originality Of nature. Many figured more
conspicuousy upon tho field of battle bat none pos
sessed more holy regard for liberty, a mere ga
cred love for his country. His voice frst aroused
Virginia from the sunbcr of slavery and oppression,
and taught her 60 czUlgin, Liberty or Death
/. dc 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
II ClRD.

Ilr. UAMBIIN respectfully informs tho public,
that lis Benefit e fixed for this evening. Monday,
18TH on which occasion he trusts the selection of
entertainments win hc satisfactory. dec -
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant Tailor,
HIS added 20 his former Stock an assortment Of
n a superior Cloths Casgimorcs, and Vestinns
which he will make mp 20 order, o. the shortest notice
aud in the most fashionable manner.
lie bccps OH hanl general supply Of the beet
trimmings; which lie viii Furnish li customers on the
most reasonable terms.
novII ColOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

r., f',,' "r b"'nio'e fncricdn ofSrf,n!au
rtonPIhe receipt of news from England TO I'm J No,o,
Der, ransmt,ed from New York TO this civ ON Wno ,
Dv express caused temporary excitement in the arke and
III e lots Of flour that could purchased udcr az Is
Were taken, either 70. s!ipmen; on speculation Fa &
Wednesday morning sales of snail lns Of City Mile Flour
WrIf made Mt 90 'i lnysda" there ctons in
any description, holders of Howard street refusing 10 sra, ~
lc! barrel. - lat : %
'o,r (Frday we find that the wagon price of Howard
u' !or has ranged from 1924 10 benz an adyars of
cents per barrel on Thursdays wagon iIoldcs of
toward street o1r continue INN, and refuse the offers of mr.
casrs at 80 The Only transaction in that sc.po NJ
Moh we bcofd today the ale of 2O0 barrels al 81
interest a'"eL safe OF no barrels City hIlls Flour wa,
made day at GA; and sales o 500 barrels of anne ern
on at -, interest added. IN the presc, unsettled stare o.
e market, We do not feel justified iii making quotations
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
CANAL REPORT.

An'onit OF produce brought down the lower scction
OF the James River Canal, and tolls received dn-
fing INC week ending 9th December 1923
Ioe hhds tobacco, Co. stems 2G73 busbcls vb.o,
o1o1 - Dds. Hour $40 bushels corn 1927 bushels
stone So cords wood e28sO slaves 300 Loon noies
oIoo feet plank 32iOobs, miscellaneous artices 2
empty boats sinal! cass 20 large ton sheovc oa,s
amount An oftois on down loads 1891 90
DO up loads 'I26 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
NEXT TUESDAY.
10000 DOLLARS,


49, Ai@'7- SISSb
Whote TIehets$2O; HaJSlO, Quarie, s., lights 30.
Wdskington, Dec. IL.
a. The Managers oficcia list of the drawing of
the above Splendid scheme will be received on Friday
afternoon eth inst The cash as usual can be had for
prizes the moment the drawing Is received-at the
fortunate Lottery Il Exchange Office Of
THO. b. BIGGER.
Where No. 90, 90, 80. capital p.Ize of Sc 1000
was presented Saturday last and the cash fInme-
diately pull dec Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
f.. ABSALQI

q RATEFUL for past favorsimprovcs tho mos
~ ent opportunity ofinforminpais friends and cns
TONER'S ana inc Members OF the legislature, that HE
stand Is IN inc corner house eadin to Mayos Bridge,
where he respectfully socits the PATRONAGE oS sncb
a. "'dy cnoose 70 IaNor MN with heir custom. He
pS S Always on nana good assortment Of gentemens
at the following prices. warrnntd 10 wear eouai 80
any: For boots Richmond nadl d. Roots -
w az VIC snoI'e't no'icv' and achoop can b.
l'luuc c''e"hcrc' de 1--8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

The author Observes, that tiloTe Gre number regis
tered, the causes Of which hot know and il may
also beprcguned that The causes Unsigned were often
erroneous.
From the known effect Of different seasons on tho
temper and feelings of mon, orc not surprised to
ind that suicides are more frequent in some months
than IN others. Dividing 6782 by e. the mean num-
her for each mouth should be- sos; but IN the four
cold months, November, December January, ard Pc
bruary, tho actual number only al; while IN the
685.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

MARRIED, ~ Baltimore, ON Tuesday, tic gh Instant by
tho Rev Doctor Wyatt GroHeE rCrER Es Professor Of Moml
hiosopfy IN the University Of Virginia, TO Mrs LOUISA a.
JHoAPioS Of Baltimore.
On Saturday evening, the residence Of Charles COPELAND,
sl IN this city, by the IL Re Bishop Moore, Hon PErEs
JoHroN, judge OF the General Court Of Va Miss Marcy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
LNDN RUBBER SHOES

THE subscriber has Just rceiyed large sunrlv of
Ladies and Gentlemen India Rubbor Eb0Sos
which are impenetrable by tater. and an exceiIont
prcscrvative of health The keen the foet drv "a
warm Snd thus prevent manyfthose diseases which
rc5un rom colds Those ptsons who easily take
co,u oy uamPemng their feet, ought to guard them
solyes oy wearing the o6ovts shoes, which equally
cohuuce TO health ana comfort All who become ac-
lnalnted with the benefit of Ia India Rubber Shoes
IRON experience VIII never ate omit the use of them
ne mas also on hand large assortment of Ladies
ana Genuemen s. Boys and Noses Boots Bootecs
aud Shoes; Leather. Sealskn adj Hair J'runi. orJ
few dozen of Emcrson's celeloted Razot S,r
all of which he is disposed tose low prices 70, On b
dec9--2aw6t SAMUEL PUTNEY.
Uner the Earle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

SuGcioeI Oilers tr sue, the valuable plautat,op ~,
- WHICH NE resides, caiied tine
SIX % m u co1ty OF Hanover, Chcknominy @ amp
9I whlch there are between loo and $50 low, g,on,d c'
a., eInents on the swamp have entirely drained inc
nt Idhus; ule hIsh land is well improved the iIdng 49,
extensive, connodious, and in good order the orc,a ID 80
ri containing heween3 and 1880 trees of excellent f,
ne heal,h OF the subscribers family his residence nm ;s
siue allows HIM to assert that situation can be more Ce
'e IN i respect No property has offered for ale in III
Vi country, lot many years. possessing as nuuernu.
@ me SOL Is wcil calculated for the Production M
eo' cotton oats, ~ and grass, q snail portion for bea,
- soiI II Is unsurpassed. The suhsc rber ,ynd
FI hiHhS private sale, but if effected NV the 18th az
ne i then offer it publicly. At the same time 10
% 81, 10 OF - ey nesoes, ms crop corn conslstins oF
Ioou 2oo har; between $50 and 300 which are bo1iv
oi 1I"e!' sncts, Wc-a-o his horses mules and colt
VIE. MS household furniture, plantation utensils g..
Inc erns q ale of the read aud personal estate will be made
known al proper ;hnc. IOSIITi3 SrroppS,s 49,
Meadow Bridges, OFT. Gth 1923. IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

u The above sale is postponed mill NIo,do,, .,
ga insf- whcn 1t will take place without nnv rye
a'ever-ierns for the plantation win be tb;rJ
c'v3i'-th' balance in one and two years. Bond viii
viii be required. S,rCfp pr ~ SIS
Dec I5-eoSt A1A''