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DIED

In 'ns town. on "Wednesday evening last Mr. Cyrus T. Grant,
on Monday morning last Ann Frances infant daughter Of Mr.
be1Jamin n Whitman, aged 10 months
on Thursday morning last Mrs Frances MITCHELL widow
Ar Benjamin Mitchell aged about As wears
On Thursday last Charles Briuna Of Captain William
Marin, in the ID year ofhis age.
, IN Smnhseld on Tuesday last, Philip Mowry Esq. in the
In Bristol on Monday evening last Miss Sarah p. Church,
only daughter OF the late Mr. William Church. aged 49,
Newport on Saturday last Mrs Hannah Barker widow Of
the late Capt Joseph Barker, aged 63.
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NOTICE.

VIE subscribers having been appointed Commissioners TO
examine the claims against the estate Of the late Gym
una Young, widow, deceased, hereby give notice
months allowed from June 81 To present claims against
said estate to us, and we shall meet nj the Counting of
john Andcws, Long Wharf (where caims he Ici)
lc evening ot the 18th day of next August and tho
lne o the 9Th Of December next, cxlmne the clnms
presented. SAMUEL JACKSON, 2d.
BENJAMIN HAM,
July rs WILLIAM HAM
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NOT ALL SOLD.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
f11@@f lease OF Tavern and Stable within ten miles
lFgSf1 ofProvldence The stand Is one of the best in
s-s New England States The house is completely
furnished with ilirnure in every department. which will
DC sold win the lease letter through the Providence Post
office, "J.C. r." post paid will meet with immediate at
'ehoh' july 80.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-02

More proof Of Dame EO,tuass Residence bcing at a.
MGrkt Street
IN Tuesday last, in this town, the drawing Of the ID
~ class Smilicd Baptist Church Lottery took pl,ce
which gave To EVANS X CO.'S Patrons, the follownr
comfortable prizes
No. 4, 1921, prize Of 3O2 doIIars
do ,, H1G, do - de-.
do D, l779 do AZ do.
Besides lots of los sos &c.
no ~ i'oo be'ng The last drawn number from the second
whei-cosetucntiy all tickets terminating whh an odd
number, either 3, >, 0r 8, each phs If dollars
lie holders at the Adobe prizes invited Ia drop in al
NO 1 ANA receive their cISl,, and the ,a,c time view
the following Scheme of the Vermont State Lottery class 0
which draws on Monday next, in Rutland.
HIGHEST PRIZE Sl0,OOO.
800, Sc. sc. w
Whole Tickets dollars and sllres in prop,u,n may e
had IN every variety OF numbers, ut
EVANS & co.
No ~, Market street
Orders from adventures duly and promptly attended to.
August ,.
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WANTED

HMMEDlATELY, smart active lad, about l6 years
age, rs apprentice To The Druggist business apply TO
b. "A. BArTEY, Jr.
July 30 n No u South Main, corner of Leonard st.
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JOHN UARTSHORN.

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENr-BOSTON,
n NNIlNUES at Store Nos. 81 AMI -, Iil9ry Square
~ Buildings, oppslo the Commercial Code lIOiyr .r
u'e nrsf'e OF transactne Commission Business zen
ets hls services 10 his friends and the p,icr ally so
'N,ung cmscnmens NJ every iescption cf "se' nndlr
Il,cu'ar attention viii he pdt the sale .bMEsTIC
.oDle', and the usual advances nude oonsipnmeuls
"o''" croHar : RAtHhoSk { prs,ids,,,.
Boston, May 90 iv,s
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
In hls town "Wednesday morning last by Rev Mr. Pick
town. " ~
kins "-"
In situate, on Thursday evening last by Rev. DR. Edes
Deher, Esq: to Miss Ama Fenner, daughter Of His
Sxeeiency james Fenner, all Of this town.
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3S>iG.NEES' NO7ICE R.ND SHE.
IMVHE Subscribers having received the assignment Of
n the property Of Ambrose Vaughn OF Coventry for IN
benefit o his creditors, hereby give notice. that they will
proceed TO sell the sane at Public Aurtion on Thursday
NE @ls "l August next, on the ot ono
fatn containing ahoit 100 artcs of excellent land well
Wa""d, with dwelling house, ham, barn. and wcsk
shop thereon Stlndng Also ih nf 6 acres uf l,uI and
ono do ot rooms ot two stony dwelling house. nov occ
pied by Mrs. Abigail Vaughn AL situated In s,id c,cury
and III the inin'eiiIe vrinlty of Rice City, 81 called
Ian PERSONS holding claims against said Vaughn aru
requested h exhibit the tu The Asgnees hefrc or an
the day ut date and those indebted to hin rc ,cs ell To
make immediate pay yment.
S\MuEi. GIBBS, ,.,.
JOHN VAUGHN, as''emo".
Coventry, July 0
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SUPERFiNE DRAB HEAVIER HATS.
UST received Cases fine aab Beaver Hats for sale
~ at 81 Westminster street, opposite the Arcade.
july 30 A. FAIRBANKS
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HOUSES ar AUCTION
TN sATURDAf th August, at ~ o'clock NJ the pss.
nses, 10y order Of the Administrator the Estate Of
JAMES GRAVES, deceased,
Dwelling iioues, two ofthem situated III gA street,
- east ot the Dwelling House Of Mr.. Stephen Arnold
ahe DINER building stands on lot In the Of Doctor H.
Robinson's Shop
Conditions made known at the time and place of saiu
July 30. MARTIN SrODDARD Auct,r
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GIN.
a. q Barrels Gin, landing from sloop sarah-ftr sale
cOb by +. w. CARPENTER.
July 49,
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BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
sSn Shares ~ the Exchange Bank terms inquire
SN NJ the olhce Ut YATES M'lNrYRE
July %.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-31

The Norfolk, Va. Herald publishes the fol-
lowing warning and toast
Yankees! Look to your hides, as well as
your ears.
At a dinner in Brunswick county, Va. in
celebration of American Independence, the
following significant toast was given by Mr..
d. J. Claiborne.
"OlG HickOry-excellent bark to tan Yam
kee hides !"-Verbum sat sapisnti. .
The difficulty of applying this tan, would,
We suspect, be much the same as that of the
rats, when they desired to bell the cat. Let
the HickOrys try it'd. Am.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, SATURDAY MORNING. AcTsT - LOO

wv hat says, for Instance the history of his
I'm iSl8'"-[ Richmond Enquirer, .iIarch 10, 1924
General Jackson, II seems, always tboupbt Mr.
Madison was 'oue of the best of men, and great CT
'VIIan-bu did not prster him President because
he always believed that the mind of a DiiIos,uber
"coud not dwell OH blood and carnage with any com
poSUre; oil course, that he not we'll fitted for
stormy sea- How pIepostsrous is this objection
wien 1t Is recolected that MIR. Madison was the
very man to recommend war, 10 which " ar Gen j.
owes his own high reputation. The General in this
''Cne stroke Of the pencil, draws his own chayacier
"IYsr as continually doaiblg Ggore lis arm eYes-
he man who can view blood aud curIase with com
posure has higher qualifications for The Presidency
'than lie who IS great CiciiiJn great yoiik;c;nn.
nT IN Mr. Nladson's case, this is SYNONYMOUS with
"a philosopher. What kind of Press emit would this
great etciiian' maker gentleman wio caaaot iuke,.
PREF ne psrh oppression q onxkkalr-aud yat would
be called upon TO administer al the laws of The land,
''rans'nute traitor into SPY would punish sen,
s0n, not by The cirn courts but by couyt l1rf;rfe
one Who IN any great crisis would convert the choie
"ttTy Hito one great camp, and would reduce aimo,
every thing under 0artilt tar if this individual he
"a iSep|1can then indeed, be saws himself .rn.,e
are mere out6'eS' What respect would such a rpreat
cVah, entertain for the htlCS and the Constitution nj
ms Country rs SHrA an one Iudiitcd far our ChieC
"N'S'S'FteE"-l ftie'taoaa E!qrirtr, .Nry - 1894.
1--WE cannot consent 10 'and Il hand towards tbe
'e'ec''on OF such man Gen. JAcKsoN lie is fgo
"i.e g . StatesmGito0 yGSitoO riolenk in ms fsnuey
DIS measures TOO 7nuc Inclined 10 ur6nory noytrn
"'e"! to o1ian ne humble support Of lie Editors Of
mAS PTPsJ. WE w0Ui.D DErREcA rE HIS ELECTION
AS a CURSE the couSrRrn
ificitmond Enquirer, Oct L. rG24
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
CAUCUS NIIL1rARY Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON OF Tenn.
FOR p7CE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. CALHOUN Of s. G..


CAUCUS TICKET.
I District. WILLIAM c. Hour of Norfolk.
WILLIAM Il. M'FARLAND of PETERSBURG
, JoKN CARGILE Of Sussex
! Maj. /. NJ. NELSON of McckIenburr.
Richard LOGAN Of Halifax.
Dr. JAMES JONES Of Nottoway.
: Judge WILLIAM DANIEL of I.ynchi,arr.
Col. JOSEPH MARTIN of Henry.
9 WILLIAM Z. GoRDoN of A!bcmarIc.
10 Judge VILLAS BRocKEyBnouG!i Of Rich.
mond.
II GEoRaE BUcK-JER Of Caroline.
12 WILLIAM JONES of Gloucester
f3 Cot Robert MCAsD1Isu Of Williams
burg.
II ELbXsoN CURR1E Of Lancaster.
Is Judge JoHN W. GREEN Of Culpepcr.
IS Col. JouN GIBSON Of Prince William.
II Gen. GEORGE RUST of Loudoun
IS JARED WILLIAMS of Frederick.
% DIR. ]. D. WrLLIAmsoE of Rockingham.
GO JoHN BOWER OF Rockbrdgc.
q Maj IoHN B. GEORGE of Tazcwcll.
% ANpEEa RUSSELL of Washington.
-; JOEL Shrewsbury Of KanawlIa
/ JOHN M'MILLAY of Brooke.
GJOf Gen. JAcKsons uDiitness for the Presidency,
lis EJieads have furnished tho strongest oridence.-
III him, HIr Jefferson sarl, ne would as soon think
Of making "a sailor Of cock, soldier Of goose
"a President OF And,eg Jackson.n
uJrWitness What his consistent friend Sir Ritch;c
t'Iinks Of him. = Z = a
'Asio Cen. JACKSON wouIj speak with respect;
we feel for him the sincerest gratitude Yet, even
gratitude must have bounds when the happiness OF a
whole nation is at stake Bring his Qualifications 10
"the bar Of pnblc opinion, and bow Will they sanls
''ITe saved New Orleans; he Is warrior; M apt and
>'sn able OF energy, Of public spirit Of IN
''!egrity OF genius. But these all the ouaGca.
"tiOns which required in n President OF tie United
Estates? lie fGen. JhcKsoNl is listing yishcd sol
'der; bnt is he Statesman? Where is tho evidence
'of ' Where his political spcectcs? his dispatch
'es2 his essaTs' his measured Where are The evil
"deucea Of that skill and attainment 10 politics which
"a life Of sturdy and Of experience, is so essentially
NECESSARY? COMPARE UIN WITH ADAMS mil
filrih Cyrnford, AND HOW INFERIOR MUST
LIE BE-when we teke into account Tive series 81
pursuits. and the want of evi1eurc which ne has
"exhtbited2nf IIjchp1o1d EuquiySr, Fs6 %, 1924.
sit has long heon maintained maxim. that the
';r1au vhO cannot obey, ongNt not 10 commands and
fnc rule, the present AZ least stands upon this
,ound reason; tibet the who nades his own will
'uj pleasure 'be sole tUle sUd guide nj all MS acti-
'que ought MT n be trusted ,rikt lie l7re rc1Ucys NJ
n President IF tie u. States, We want FOR that
ire man vim viii cooilv and carefully observe the
law md the Constitution Tor these arc 70 be bis
"rUdes IN the ajUliuistranB Of hiss poTovs. Now, &c
5eueydz in, Eson possc,s- Of ot eaOI gu TEMPERED
',J,7f, Diie, nil fl fym 'ay IN ErccD'tre .B4sis
''.r0's7 Has ~ eNbio.ei '"s' sni-i' ?as' ifnJe|
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

"lcannot sufficiently express TIE sentiments
'ot admiration and delight with which have pc rused
"thfs state paper. Mr Adams vinlicaon of our gov
"ernment to Don Onfs Ii written With "a AsroNIsN
"ING force of ingenuity, and adorned with the most cap
"ttaas cloqu7'ce Of all descriptions Ii has the air
col man who feels most acutey for the wrongs of his
"couutry; who is Indignant the insults offered to her
by the aggressnr, pretending demand redress and
'wiio pours out those feelings liz tie most forcible
'ttratns 1t IS MONUMENT OF DIPLOMATIC GENTS
"it Is an ORNAMENT TO MY COUNTRY. fee! proud OF
"oeiongiDg TO nation which has produced SUCK i.
OLA zE OF TALENTS. IL shivers Tie manifesto nf the
'SP "sh ca6.ne, in dust and ashes Tn;o what nj, or
irAsrsn'icauce does the rodoubtabe Che ra!er Onis
sunk! He seems like pigmy in the hands Of a
<GIANT."-RichmonG Enquirer, Jan. 2, 1919.
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CHE Constitutional eglbta.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of Mass.
FOR P1CE PRESIDENT
RICH ARD RUSH of Pa.
ELECTORAI, TICEET

ELECTORAL TICKET.
l District Col. STEPHEN WRIGHT Of Norfolk.
Q BENJAMIN HAnnIsoN of Charles CITY
JOSEPH GOODWIN of Dinwiddie.
DIR. RICHARD FIELD of Brunswick.
> Gen. EDWARD &. CARRINGroM of Halifax
6 BENJAMIN HATcHER of Chesterfield
2 SAMUEL BRANCH Of Buckingham
Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS of Franklin
DAVID S. GARLAND of Amherst.
10 CHAPMAN JOHNSON of Richmond
II Judge FRANCIs Il. BROOKE of Spottsvl-
vania.
10 CHARLEs HILL of King 6. Queen.
ID Capt. ROBERT LIVELY Of Elizabeth CITY
IA Capt. HANCOCK EusTAcE OF Stafford
Is JOHN SHACKLEFoRp of Culpcper.
lG Judge WILL1AM 4. G.. DApE of Prince
William
II Col. WILLIAM ELLzEY of Loudoun.
70 ALFRED II. Powell Of Frederick.
10 Col. JAMES MAuzY OF Rockingham.
90 Judge AncHIRALD STUART of Augusta.
81 BALLARD SMITH Of Greenbrier
% Col. BENJAMIN Esr1LI of WASHINGTON.
3 Judge LEWIS SUMMERS of Kanawha.
"a ALpHEus P. WILSON of Monongalia.
IL OF Mr.. ADAMS, Jefferson said, "he is learned
and honest man, the best of the New Euglandersp
If-iiis must violent and peraecutns enemies have
done homage to his great and maserIy Abilities
DI'W tpess the following:
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certain aud report them. and TO execute such o,to
trust as you may deem it proper TO couGde to him
With great respect, &c.
RI. Nj. JOHNSON,
TIIOS. Is. REED,
w: II, HARRISON,
WILLIAM HENDRICKS.
ii. w. CONWAY,
]. S. JOHNSTON
H. w. EDWARDS.
l.. +. CHAMBERS
7. p. MOORE,
WNl. MCLEAN,
WM. HALE,
JOS. NJ. WHITE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

AS ffpcr 80 letter m, secretary ol War. aud
published D. Congress ard referred ~ ,.s forego;t, T.
20 6 i5c r'ss...'.fe CO. es'.- -r-.t.t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

john Sergeant, ~ pb,;afe'rais ard yYga. Fer.
r.: @: Massdc'. !e.'y,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

g! certify hat The foregoing ia tue copy from ~
original. II aJifIFD y
r7tb July, 1925.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16
Donald .4D.4LP.

DU.N.ILU .II.IIR
sUSp published by Peter Cotton al for sale at his
- Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore, DONALD
ADAlRi" novel by young lady of Viz ;inia.
It's better be lowlr bonn
And range with humble livers in con,Llt
nan to he peTked pp III gt;-srg grief
!lia wear golden sonow. SHAksPEaRf,
In two volumes price 81 so, boards
L.zt'Tlct JrU'l tie Preface-'' Patrick Henry, the
pride OF genius and the glory of Virginia, though
bright IN history and green in the memory of his
countrymcn has never been the theme of novelist
Sacred 70 truth, to virtue and genius lie formed one of
the most polished pillars in the temple of our indepen
dence unadorned by the elded trappngs 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
conspcuoUsy upon the field of battle, but none pos
sessed more holy regard for liberty, mere sa-
cred love Tor his country. His voice first aroused
Virginia from the s!umber of slavery and oppression
an. taught her 10 eScian, Liberty or DEATH -
de
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-JaAfES H. HUN
~ TEX has taken the store formerly the OCCUPANCY of
Mcsrs Gnnniss, SON Brothers, Immediately opposite Mer
Hall MOore's) and has hand general OK
staple and fancy Dry Goods among which are
Cloths, cassneres and satinets, fine and coarse
bed, whte green and yellow fannels
SILK and striped Valencia vestings
S,vans!uwn and Nlarseiles do
Irisi, and German linens, lawns and cTinhrjcs
Cacoes assorted, embracing great variety
Bancy, striped and plaid gnshams
Plain and figured bombazetis, various colo.s
Ii 70 Ga aconet and book musiIs
Null, India and Swiss DO.
~, ass and black Italian silk
Canton and Mandarin Grapes Italian DO.
Black Italian lustring senchews and sarJletS
large assortment of silk, cotton and woolsii hosiIIy
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag Bandanna and cotton handkeIchlciS
Cloves and combs of every description
Linen aud cotton tickIgs furniture and apron checks
Lmseys and kerseys suitable ior servants clothing
Brown and bleached donestics diapers, sc.
CaIeting, hearth-rugs, umbrellas, &c. &c.
Which with variety of other articles he is desrous sell
ow for cash. nov It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16
ID. M'DONAID.

Boot and Shoe .hanufacturcr,
"a EcoNn deer below the Old Marke, House, Rich
- lnoni. Va. continues to make to order ladies'
gcatlcmcn's and chi'drcns Shoes and Boots which he
will war51-1t.
ID: At Donald also has the pleasure of acqua;nt;ng
his friends am, customers, that ie has just returned
iro'r Philadelphia and New York, and has brought
Wlth HIM an extensive assortment OF ies gemtle-
lnciis misses boys g. childrcn's BOOTS q SHOES.
made by the best workncn in those cities. Lcaihe,.
ana Soeaors F}EdiaGs. for sale at northern, prices
S'e"5S for pki','atioa hIGs of his own manuicture
the materials and workmanship ot which he believes
c.lnn1t he surpassed in the itute. Nuvll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16
NEW COOKS, &c.

EROCKFORDS or Life in the West in vols
- Lights and Shades Of English Life, IL > vols.
Anatomy of Drunkenness by Macuish.
Remains of Nathaniel Appleton Haven, with me-
moir of his life, 10y George Tickncr.
a Practical Grammar ofthc German Language, by
DIR. Charles Follon.
Scripture Help, designed to assist in reading Tie bible
profitably, by Bickcrstith.
4 Manual Of General Auutorny, contsininq concise
description of the Elementary Tissues of The HUI
man Body, from the French of Baylc 6, Hoard,
byS. ID. Gross. 81 r.
Practical Obstetrics from the French Of julius H,in,
by >. ID. Gross. NJ. ID. &c. &c. &c. Amd numc-
ons other valuable and interesting works for sale by
ne 9 J. H. NASH -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16
City Dyeing Establishment,

Garner NJ 1871 dHd .Tain Streets.
INES g iGhTLEY present. their thank, 20 tho ciu
4 zrls and public generally, share of patronage and
assure them tat 40 effort siril -, wanting
incc they have Fed such machinery establishment IL
wih enable them to- finish goods equal imported noy warrant
MI ucr co,ors, which for b.cy and durability lave been
pronounced, by competent juices, ia Cncsc-and
cy would fe'dnid the iai to c their six anG ati. ,rs>
iyd n usual they also continue cleanse, hlra,
mcfino shawls, lc-nm boun; Gcntcuc's clothing
Soi'd dyed OF raych and repaired, with and de-
plc! on reasonable irlms doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16
FOR S4LE

FUI iN.TLI,
CT. CroiN and New Orleans sura.s
- Youles patent shot, a coIistunt supply
iiaxalls nails, all sizes
Coffee, chocolate
G'mpowder, you = hyson and imperial teas
Mould candles new, soap
Goshen cheese, nutnegs
Antigua, JUIueica and northern rum
Moia'Ses, sweet Malaga, Samos, Lisbon, Sherry
and Tcnoriile wines
Sweet oil, old Irish whiskey. Spanish segars
Half pint tcinhlars, dcmiionis
Mems anlboys' wool hats
Soal anil upper leather
French brandy. Holland aml country gin
Indigo, nutmcgs, &c. Sc.
de- | OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16
LNDM RERBER SHOPS

1'HE subscriber has just received q large supply OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen's India Rubber Shoes,
which are mpcnctrable by water. and an excellent
presoryative Of health. They keep the feet dry and
warm and thus prevent many ofthose diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
cold by dampening their feet, ought to guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes, which equally
conduce to health and comfort. All who become ac-
quainted with the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
from experience, will never after omit the use ofthc
He has also on hand large assortment of Ladies
and Gentlemen's, Boys and Misses Boots Bootecs
and Shoes; Leather, Scaskin and Hair Trunks; aud
few dozen Of Emcrsons celebrated Razor Straps
all of which he is disposed osel low prices for cash
dec9--2av6t SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under the Eagle Hotel
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Vt rule

VIRGINIA: vt rules holden in the clerks Office of the
superior of chGncery for the Richmond district the
so Gay OF November, 1923; Thomas A. Bae pit az ST
John y Fleming lsaac Curl and Jane lis wifi aud SmrN
Dyer, jr and MaI;ha his wife, dts
Inc defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
DYER r and Martha his wife, having entered their apa
ace and gwen security according the of assembly and
e rules OF this cou and appearing by satisfactory evidence
Inc sad defendants do appear here the tenth day the next
January tcnm and answer the bill the plaintiff and that
copy OF TINS order hc forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
ed III the city OF Richmond for months succesyey and
pasted at the front door OF the capitol IN the said CITY,
w copy. Tesie, VIM. G.. iENDIETON r Z,
'oMMEFTD to the Jail of the corporation Lynchburr
- on the 18th day of June last runaway, PHEBE a
slave who she belongs To- James NJ Peasants was hired
the present year 10 William F. Carter the county of Gooch
land SAID slave had on when committed bule striped don,es
tc coat lr OF shoes and has impeachment in her speech
and appears 20 be about twenty four years She is da
mnn'to, All IS about feet or inches high The owner of
ne above slave desired 10 forward PROPERTY nav
charges, and take hex away she will be dealt viii, accordn
10 law. SAMUEL. BRASSFOPD LII
Scptl3 On,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16

n EAL-The subscriber has on hand and will be-
constantly supplied with Meal of superior quality
III bags of bus. each, intended Tor families and fur
ISi ID ut the lowest market price; any orders address
ca 10 DE- Sanil. Plcasnt5 myself will be attended
20. WM. J. CLARKE.
Dec. IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16
MODERN EANCuA GsuS.

fEllt subsc respectfully informs Tho public. and the
- hcrs Of tic Legislature particularly, that be- will orru ON
Tuesday "a oDccmb', 81 his apartments Aliens Lottery
Oae Glass for Modern iauguITc omprising French,
Spanish Italian add Poyuguce The days Of attendance will
be Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ofcuch week until the
first Of March Several Gentlemen have already given
ibc nlmeS those disposed TO join them, VIII please So make
immediate application.
OF fsw advanced pupk ran be received IN the first
french Glass, which rcUs Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day each week. from I'LL O'Clock Nv the evening; and also
Two pupils M the Bookkeeping Glass, which attends
She SAINT evenings, f.oa t' ccloc..
dec p colin SrFpIuN BEGNNRu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-16
JAMES WINSTON,
COM. MLSSIOH MERcH M,

His on HAND AND orFkRs FoR SALE,
10000 Lbs. of best Smithfeld bacon
700 barrels N. c. and Potomac nett behring's
100 do. cider vinegar
90 DO mountain family flour
81 do. refined sugar
1000 lbs. best slaughtered seal lethcr, averaging
20 lbs.
Z dozen heavy russell upper leather
1900 lbs. cCt,o balling rope
10000 Hacks superior scgars
5000 common do.
ID dozen sives different siU.s
- kegs Smthield lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor OIL
10000 SD heart shingles
10 600 feet good flooring plank
Glue III barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco. leading lines
Seine twinc, clover seed
Alexandria crackers,
.lrd daily erpect,
800 gallons linsecd oil. 13--nov ,f